state and the authorities of poland are ready to take such a radical step, the ruling law and justice party has already prepared a bill on making some adjustments to the country's constitution, but for its adoption it is necessary to support the opposition divide the fallen soldiers-liberators on a national basis, offers a german hamburger in local cemeteries, the remains of about 1,400 soviet soldiers are buried, and the city commission for war graves advocated that to divide them into russians and ukrainians, the newspaper writes about this, the site criticized the proposal, since the nationality was indicated in the documents as russians or soviet without specifying the deposit of ethnicity, except for russians and ukrainians. the remains of representatives of other peoples of the ussr are also buried here, therefore it is extremely difficult to differentiate them on a national basis, if at all, perhaps speaking of the moral and ethical component of the issue, the commission on military burials justifies its initiative with a lack of funds for caring for the graves. washington is not goi

we have a member of the malaysian parliament and chief of information for the people's justice party. joining us from tokyo is visiting fellow. and in singapore, we have professor of political science at the university of new york. good to have you all with us. is this a coalition that can work? he has tough challenges ahead. >> it is quite a strange bedfellow. a strange menagerie if you would like to call it that. we were just a few days ago fighting against each other and now we are in the same government together. i think when the king decrees that you form a unity government , most political parties and political leaders will have to follow. i think the only exception is the party that has decided to remain in opposition. >> will he be able to unite a seemingly divided nation? >> i think so. i think this is a more stable outcome than if this were a unity government inclusive. i agree this is an unusual menagerie of parties but it includes all the major groups to the extent it would be possible with really any other combination of parties. so hopefully it will be more uniting as op

diplomacy and we read in their plans about polish politicians quite specific quotes the right-wing justice party'san to revive the republic of poland within the boundaries of historical lands. it seems that operations on the territory of the former ussr took shape long before the russian war, writes this portal, the authors of this article believe that in the event of the seizure of the territory, warsaw will try to hold a referendum to become part of poland because the polish authorities will already be defeated by that time, i draw attention to writes about this. belgian edition, and how realistic is the scenario olga i would pay attention first of all to the fact that this is more the opinion of polyakov and not the portal. just reprinted this article. yes, yes, uh, and uh, this is just a scenario of which there is one and scenarios for the development of the situation, of which there are many today, it is possible to see it as realistic. i think two tracks should be watched here. these are the possibilities of a political track and a military track, if we are talking about a military track for

diplomacy and we read that polish politicians have very specific plans, quoting the right-wing justice party’s the republic of poland within the boundaries of historical lands. it seems that operations on the territory of the former ussr took shape long before the russian war, writes this portal, the authors of this article believe that in the event of the seizure of the territory. warsaw is trying to hold a referendum on how to become part of poland by marrying that the polish authorities by that time, the sun will already be defeated, pay attention writes about it. belgian edition ah, how realistic is this scenario olga i would pay attention, first of all, to the fact that this is more the opinion of polyakov and not a portal. just reprinted this article. yes, yes, that's uh, it's just a scenario of which there is one and scenarios for the development of the situation, of which there are many today, it is possible to see it. it's about realism. i think two tracks should be watched here. these are the possibilities of the political track and the military track, if we are talking about the mil

meanwhile, many say that this is such a political pr, first of all, by the head of the right-wing justice party yaroslav kaczyński, that he was aware that the missiles would not reach ukraine and therefore decided to show how much he is a great friend of ukraine, when it is of no use the real thing could not lead. what do you think? well, unfortunately, i don't have any additional information, it's also a bit strange for me such a story and now i understand that germany just wants it to be nato's joint decision to supply these missiles, in principle, i believe that it should be possible because germany already supplied other missiles, other anti-aircraft weapons, anti-aircraft weapons for ukraine, and it is not entirely clear why this is so now. such a problem with these missiles. well, it is possible because they are there i also want to understand why exactly with them it is possible because they are considered some kind of special secret weapon maybe i uh unfortunately i don't have any additional information there and if it is really possible it would be of course now very in time for ukrain

member of the lation parliament and chief of information for prime minister on way brains, people's justice party, joining us from tokyo, james chai, a visiting fellow at the i. c. s. use of is track institute and in singapore we have meredith weiss, a professor political science at the university of new york and opening good to have you all with us. so, for me, for jill, if i could start with you, is this a coalition that can work? i mean he's, he's got some tough challenges ahead. has in the way, but him it's quite strange bit a little, you know, i mean, strange strange menagerie if you would like to call it that we were just a few days ago fighting against each other and now we in the same government together. i think the circumstances are such english, you know, when the king decrees that you, former unity government, most political parties about leaders will, will have to follow. i think the only exception is when it ends potty, which has decided to remain in opposition. so all right, now we all listening to the key, meredith, why will he be able to unite the seemingly divided nation? i thin

the divided the ukrainian nation with an ideological stand off $28.00 senators with the law and justice party submitted a draft to the polish senate. filmy, proposing that july the 11th should be a memorial day in poland. to honor the memory of the victims of massacres of poles in virginia, and other parts of western ukraine in world war 2, with a couple of dogs up at their granite. on april, the 11th, in the same year 29 m. p 's from the polish people's party submitted to poland, lower house of parliament, a similar draft titled on the genocide committed by the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army against poles on eastern polish territories. by lack of cooperation at the end of the keep up as of both these documents was to recognise the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army as criminal organizations. which according to the authors, had committed genocide against the polish community in western ukraine with 212 representatives voted in favor of the proposal to designate the massacre of poles in berlin. finally, o u n, and u

abroad can't make up for the labor shortage caused by the economic boom. pollings ruling law and justice party, which is traditionally berry anti immigration, was forced to turn to neighboring ukraine. when these scenes were filled, nearly every employee at hollace as barbershop was ukrainian yes, did you all the others were killed again? i was studying in ukraine. jones, i'm charitable but i quit because i didn't see my feature there. play hung. that's why i moved here together with my girlfriend, viola nato. she talked me into coming and we came here together to study the, to the square fidelis left for the policeman. dennis is one of the many ukrainians who come to poland to work and finance their studies. he thought they that, oh, let the thought chair like that. first i worked at mcdonald's. i didn't like even the worst job is still better here. electing of aetna like you can live a normal life even on the lewis wages of blood. and we're not like in ukraine now getting in yet will life say helen, that they, i have come here to stay and i didn't come just to work and go back later on with.

abroad can't make up for the labor shortage caused by the economic boom. pollings ruling law and justice party, which is traditionally very anti immigration, was forced to turn to neighboring ukraine. when these scenes were filled, nearly every employee at hollis is barbershop, was ukrainian yes, did you all the others were killed us today? i was studying in ukraine on some charitable, but i quit because i didn't see my feature there play hung. that's why i moved here together with my girlfriend with viola nato. she talked me into coming and we came here together to study the to the square. fidel, which left for the policeman, dennis is one of the many ukrainians who come to poland to work and finance their studies. if they that, oh, leopard priscilla, chair like that 1st i worked at mcdonald's. i think that even the worst job is still better here. electing of aetna like you can live a normal life, even on the lewis wages of blood. and we're not like in ukraine now getting in yet will lay traveling today. i have come here to stay, since i didn't come just to work and go back later on, which i

abroad can't make up for the labor shortage caused by the economic boom. pollings ruling law and justice party, which is traditionally very anti immigration, was forced to turn to neighboring ukraine. when these scenes were filled, nearly every employee at hollis as barbershop was ukrainian yes. did you all the others were killed us again. i was studying in ukraine, dylan, some charitable, but i quit because i didn't see my feature there. play hung. that's why i moved here together with my girlfriend and viola nato. she talked me into coming. see i'm a came here together to study the, to the square video which left to the policeman. dennis is one of the many ukrainians who come to poland to work and finance their studies. he if they that, oh let the thought to look at 1st i worked at mcdonalds. i mean like even the worst job is still better here. electing of it not like you can live a normal life, even on the lewis wages, and with less than what not like in ukraine. now getting in yet will life sahalina that they, i have come here to stay and i didn't come just to work and go back later on wit

the publication believes that the ruling law and justice party plans to revive the republic of polands of the so-called historical lands and it may well introduce a military contingent into the western part of ukraine, then a referendum on joining the occupied territories into poland is likely to follow. this scenario is real in the event of the defeat of the apu and the immigration of the current kiev government to the west. democratic principles and the consolidation of society in the country, the discussion of bills continues on the entire belarusian people's assembly and on changing the electoral code this time doctors joined the discussions took place in the republican pc, transfusiology and medical biotechnologies, as the chairman of the republican public association belaya rus olekramanov noted, the involvement of belarusians is maximum. everyone has the opportunity to determine the future of the country's political system and society. in general, it is very good that there is the possibility of such direct contact with people who can voice our information. and so people ask an

justice. the rally brings to a close the so—called long march by imran khan's pti party, aimed at pressing theion. the bbc�*s samira hussein reports. they came by the hundreds and hundreds quickly became thousands. all converging on a 3km strip of road. security was tight. the last time imran khan spoke in public, he was shot. the government warned of possible attacks today. his supporters came anyway. that's how strongly they believe in the cause. his cause is the people of pakistan. not himself. he is out for us. so, that's why we are supporting and we are coming here for our leader who is supporting us. there is one man only that has been raising his voice against all of the establishment. he is there to look forward. he has given us a vision. as day turned to night, the excitement was building. when he finally arrived at the rally, crowds erupted in cheers. people waited here for hours to hearfrom imran khan. this is the first time he is addressing supporters since being shot. there is no doubt he remains exceptionally confident. even though he was pushed out of office earlier this year. s

rawalpindi, telling them he regretted not being able to bring the corrupt and the powerful to justice. his party the pti — organised the rally to urge the government to call a snap election. there'll be a full bulletin at the top of the hour, but now on bbc news, the big cases: the doorstep murder. operator: do you need the fire, police or ambulance? my husband's been shot! inaudible. i can't hear you. do you require the fire, police or ambulance? oh, my god! inaudible. who do you want to speak to? the fire, police or ambulance? police and ambulance, my husband'sjust been shot. it's one of scotland's most notorious unsolved murderers. my last and my only memory is of my dad on the floor in a pool of his own blood. we know that someone out there knows and look what it's doing to ourfamily, look at the damage that it's done. two sons growing up without a dad. finding the gun, we thought that would be it, it would be solved. nearly two decades after the murder of alistair wilson, could police be closer to catching his killer? the 28th of november, 200a. nairn, a quiet seaside town in the scottish h

to distract the getting closer relations as you know, already during the last week, the ruling party justice and they will open the party. auto rickies have met with a pupils, a democratic party evolved a change in the constitution. so if pick our copy id is the organization that might be the reason for that. or on the other hand, i sold might be because the attack is organized just on the day that the minister of internal affairs is distributing the keys for the syrian negroes already returning to their homes on the northern part of syria and mueller built houses by turkey. is distributed to them. so doing the ceremony, the bomb exploded. so if eisen or you can copy id, organize this attack, that might be a gauge the normalization of the situation in the mortar area. so these 2 organizations might be on the focus, we will learn it in a. so a couple of base, i think, but most probably one of these 2 organizations might be the suspects. ah, democrats in the u. s. are celebrating their mid term victories in the senate. republicans are asking what went wrong. georgia is the only state he had to

rawalpindi, telling them he regretted not being able to bring the corrupt and the powerful to justice. his partyhe pti — organised the rally to urge the government to call a snap election. now on bbc news, unspun world withjohn simpson. hello, and thank you for joining me here at the bbc�*s headquarters in central london for unspun world. in the programme this week... ukraine fatigue. how serious is it in europe? and how much might it affect nato�*s support for the war against the russian invasion? ukraine points this out, that too many, they say, in europe are getting too used to missiles raining down on the civilians of ukraine. why on earth did kimjong—un decide to show his little daughter to the world now? certainly, it is quite possible that this was his way of setting the stage to say she might one day be in charge. and 8 billion and counting. where's the world's population going? where we're going to see huge growth, and we're i already seeing rapid growth is countries like nigeria, . ethiopia, egypt. the _ democratic republic of congo. there's no doubt about the wholehearted support ukra

to bring the corrupt and the powerful to justice. his party — the pti — organised the rally to urge the government to call a snap election. now on bbc news, political thinking with nick robinson. hello and welcome to political thinking, a conversation with, rather than an interrogation of, someone who shapes our political thinking about what has shaped theirs. my guest this week is the red wall made flesh. a labour mp born in the north—east, who now represents one of the sunderland seats, was brought up in the area by a labour—supporting mum. bridget phillipson, who is now labour's shadow education secretary, finds herself surrounded by 11 tory mps in the north east, something which would have been unthinkable when she was born. unthinkable, indeed, before brexit, which was backed by huge numbers of people in her own patch, but not by her. she campaigned for remain and then for a second referendum. bridget is now, as i say, labour's shadow education secretary. education, she says, is her passion because school transformed her life. bridget phi

rawalpindi, telling them he regretted not being able to bring the corrupt and the powerful to justice. his party, the pti, organised the rally to urge the government to call a snap election. now on bbc news, the media show hello and welcome. in a moment, we're going to hearfrom gary lineker on the bbc�*s world cup coverage. the winner to organise the 2022 fifa world cup is qatar. - as you can see and hear, it had a quite different tone to world cups gone by, as did gary lineker�*s monologue. it's the most controversial world cup in history, and a ball hasn't even been kicked. ever since fifa chose qatar back in 2010, the smallest nation to have hosted football's greatest competition has faced some big questions. what followed was an hour of build up. the football was discussed, but they also heard from bbc news international editor jeremy bowen. they had an explainer from me on the controversies around qatar, and the football pundits discussed these broader issues. as well as that, on bbc one, you didn't see the world cup opening ceremony — that was available on iplayer. cue an awful lot of disc

does he need duda do they need a party of law and justice, a ruling party, do they need to spend moneyts, and not on heating apartments in winter, you ask belarusians will not advise bad. washington's support for ukraine is another us money laundering operation, journalist candice owens said on the air on the fox news channel, speaking about financial assistance to kiev from the united states, she drew parallels between ukraine and afghanistan, however , she called the ukrainian president the queens of welfare. this is how the united states is called women who build their well-being on state benefits , the journalist called for control over the money of american taxpayers and demanded the creation of a special commission in the tax administration, which will establish the true spending targets of the kiev regime. one washing machine barely finished working. how the other we began to work gave ukraine 50 billion dollars, but this is not enough for the queen of the allowance. he wants the money to keep flowing president zelensky and is the queen of american benefits. if you want to know

why suddenly we see the forces of justice and the democratic party and justice department, including this guy, merrick garland, who are terrified, was going to let things go without any sort of resistance at all. why do we see the full force of state being brought to bear against trump? because of the mar a lago stuff. the force of this such thing is there in part because it's a national security. it's not about partizanship, it's really about the safety of our country and. what they let stay in mar a lago are high level classified documents related to nuclear material, and that's a profoundly dangerous thing to do. and the doj was content to you know, in addition not prosecuting prosecuting him for his myriad of other crimes. you know they let the statute of limitations run out on the mueller, so on and so forth. this is very and this is, again, a thing where i is it not in our own self-interest to not be, you know, obliterated in a nuclear war? i would think it would be in everyone's self-interest. so it's puzzling to me. they haven't acted when i into merrick garland. i mean, i fi

russia russian prosecutor general igor krasnov held talks with the turkish minister of justice in ankara what the parties on and what the documents were signed, we will find out from our special correspondent, natalya solovyova, she is getting in touch with us directly. this is the word welcome to you. yes dima hello indeed continues, the official first highlighted the visit of the general prosecutor's office of russia general prosecutor of russia igor krasnov to ankarun in turkey today. he met with the minister of justice. bikir. basdam krasnov spoke about what can be said as a new impetus and a reset for relations between the prosecutor's offices of the two countries petersburg cooperation agreement signed a year ago and shared what has already been done according to this agreement, but managed to be done. among the most relevant topics, this is, of course, the fight against the main threats, extremism, terrorism and crimes that are committed in cyberspace. based on these agreements between our departments. uh, relations are building up in various areas of our work. these are the issues of combating te

paradigms of the 21st century, it is very important that this forum is actually held by the justice and development party, it is the ruling party led by the current president erdoğan, and the idea is to obviously talk about various aspects related to what the world should be like in the 21st century but it is clear from the point of view of what place should be occupied directly by turkey, this is a very representative forum, because here there are a large number of e-e scientists, a large number of politicians, a large number of people who are engaged in one way or another issues of global diplomacy well, the key thing is, of course, the event will take place tomorrow , the speech of the president of rgb tagan is expected, and the title of his report is very interesting, a rethinking of politics for the benefit of humanity, that is, he actually declares his vision of how it should develop without exaggeration, human civilization in the political dimension, well, it was dogan who really became a very influential person in the last few days, even months, and istanbul turned into a new regional leader if w

politics and the new paradigms of the 21st century, and this event was held precisely by the party of justicet, that is, it was such a party scientific conference where they really tried to put very difficult questions, and many of them, from our point of view, need to be discussed not only in turkey, not only in the world, but also in ukraine. if we talk about turkey, we also mentioned the past week that all is not well there with the economy that is growing, prices are rising as recently as yesterday when we were preparing for the program, we said that everything is not very good there with unemployment either, that is, despite such loud statements about some kind of regional or maybe even such a thing. well, not global, but still leadership there are economic difficulties, how turkey is trying to fight them or what way does it propose to get out of these difficulties because we also have problems with unemployment and rising prices, but for other reasons it is clear that because of the war and there is no war and prices are growing, this is a very complex and complex question , so i would

to distract the getting closer relations as you know, already during the last week, the ruling party justice and their allotment party, or dorothy is how met with a pupils a democratic party involved a change in the constitution. so if pick our copy id is the organization that might be the reason for that, or on the other hand, i so might be because the attack is organized just on the day that the minister of internal affairs is distributing the keys for the scion. mignons, already returning to their homes on the northern part of syria and newly built houses by turkey is distributed to them. so during the ceremony, the bump is exploded. so if eyes ill or pick our copy id organized this attack that might be against the normalization of the situation in the northern syria. so that is directly, i think, effecting the situation. and from the terror organizations to feed themselves are bit abnormal situations that might be so these 2 organizations might be on the focus, we will learn it in a. so a couple of base, i think, but most probably one of these 2 organizations might be the suspects met ta

there's a section, there's a lot of the democratic party as not come out is a party of, of, you know, social justice. they come out of a party that things on your door and violently throws it in your face until that happens. and that's what the voters are going with. i think that's the ultimate rejection of what's been going on. why the american people are going to flock so heavily to these polls? yeah, craig, one of the things you know, watching, you know, i have to watch. i miss and be see and seen and because it's part of my job i it's hardship pay, but i still do it. um, january 6th. and abortion is that this is a really good turn. the trick here? no, it's not. and, and i'm with you peter being that we deconstruct the media on a regular basis. it's hard sometimes to watch this media. and there are just a completely controlled entity right now, pure propaganda. we have team sports across the board from this to party, allusion. the funny thing is that with the mainstream media, both emerson, cnn fox, is that they're trying their hardest to avoid 3rd parties. and we see some 3rd parties actually ge

there's a section, there's a lot of the democratic party as not come out as a party of, of you know, social justice. they come out of a party that things on your door and violently throws it in your face until that happens. and that's what the voters are going with. i think that's the ultimate rejection of what's been going on. why the american people are going to flock so heavily to these polls? yeah, i craig, one of the things you know, watching, you know, i have to watch. i miss and be see and seen and because it's part of my job i it's hardship pay, but i still do it. um, january 6th and abortion is that this is a really good turn. the trickier. no, it's not. and, and i'm with you peter being that we deconstruct the media on a regular basis. it's hard sometimes to watch this media. and there are just a completely controlled entity right now, pure propaganda. we have team sports across the board from this to party, allusion. the funny thing is that with the mainstream media, both emerson, cnn fox, is that they're trying their hardest to avoid 3rd parties. and we see some 3rd parties actually get

s who are too loose when it comes to the turnstile system of justice, the two parties agree on littleainly democrats don't agree so where are they going? >> hopefully we are not what you have -- my party republicans going in to say we will make it about impeaching biden because if he's not done anything, no high crime or misdemeanor and we shouldn't make it political, it should be advancing priorities of the america people. if it isn't advancing priorities of the american people as i hope and believe it would be and you will see 2024 be a whole different scenario no one will want, chaos and not beneficial to the people which are going to vote to have a republican red wave. republicans have to listen to the american people or otherwise they face the same as democrats i believe today and we have to do that, it's not about politics. it being. . i'm sholeh and i lost 75 pounds with golo. i went from a size 20 to a size 6. before golo, nothing seemed to work. i was exercising for over an hour every day. it was really discouraging. but golo's so easy, the weight just falls off. if you wake

percent transfer mechanism for him and for serving a sentence in the hands of european justice and other involved partiesanyway, you know, i said at the beginning of the war in the first days that i am convinced that russia will definitely not succeed in this conflict in its previous format in its previous configuration, and it will cease to exist, and then i think that and the new political elite and the new political regime may lead to the fact that russia itself will extradite these criminals to international justice in order to integrate into the post -war international orthodox society, continuing i want to mention this very opinion of yours in the online speech of the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi to the participants. this is where the g20 is, and it is a very important thing . volodymyr zelenskyi said that now there is already a resolution of the united nations regarding future reparations. ukraine is very much expecting another resolution. do you understand the resolution about the international tribunal eh, how can we today evaluate it in principle in the context of this decision eh c

inflation down, we won't be able to do that -- >> my right honorable friend is also the justice secretary irrespective of party, -- has said that this afternoon. in my naive however -- to still believe in the good british tradition that one is innocent until proven guilty. >> he makes an important point. of course i set i will cooperate fully with the independent investigation, i will -- i think it is important we have zero -- for anybody we have the highest standards in public life and we hold everyone to the standards. >> that completes the prime minister's questions.