um and now it turns out that this row between twitter and the u. e u has caught the attention of the platforms users if i were in on most, i would suspend twitter services in europe for a week. it is time for e, bureaucrats to learn that regulation is not the same as innovation, and that it would depend more on others and they on us. i somehow could not remember voting for you and improving the censorship attempts. mazda doesn't have to run and doesn't have to hide it, just us twitter users who decide on his success, not to you, but you might have to go into elections may 20, 20 fourth. okay, so those are the kind of statements that perhaps these western officials would probably want censored. and in all times they might have actually had a chance to have that done. but with must be in charge. it's becoming increasingly difficult. so we'll have to wait to see what happens. all right. are to contribute to rachel marston. thanks a lot for bringing us those details. now, sticking with the american billionaire and tech entrepreneur, eli moss ki, has recent

u. s. e. u and u. k. have classified woody bio mass as of renewable, allowing governments to subsidize the production and burning of wood pallets. many countries don't have to report emissions from wood fired power plants, because the trees are seen as a renewable resource. producers are just required to reforest areas so that the c o 2 released while burning pellets is reabsorbed. so in the united states, depending on what state you're in, you plan to to, for treaties for everyone. you cut down the plant to, to, for new or existing or little tiny researchers like kelly suggest that the immediate impact of substituting would for coal is an increase in atmospheric c o. 2. a studies found that depending on the type of forest it could take up to 10 years until nearly planted trees absorb the same amounts of carbon sucked up by the ones that were cut down folder trees, store more carbon. so there are certain for us and that are even more critical to climate change than others. unfortunately, these are some of

u. k. e u, and with the african union, hoping to put pressure on the international community to sanction the museum president. and those around him. catherine, sorry, i'll just share a powerful tropical sy. kind of slammed into the island of guam and the pacific ocean. many of the us territories, a $170000.00 residents, were forced to felicia shelters. as the storm knocked out, power and flooded buildings well balanced reports on a pickup truck flipped over like a child's toy as type food. my war rampaged across guam with winds blowing up to 225 kilometers per hour. officials ward of a triple threat of high winds, heavy rains and potentially deadly storm surge from the category for storm defend almost 40 years since we've got hit with a category for it. and so, you know, course, a lot of our constituents may not be ready for this, but we're minor constituents to see you know, secure your family. many residents headed for shelters. i know it's quite too bad to help me and my family and on that people not one bed. a bad news as big as i need to get out of their video posted on social media, showed fallen trees flooded areas and palms swaying wildly. satellite photos showed the monster storm covering a vast area of the pacific ocean studies indicate human cause. global warming has raised ocean surface temperatures, making tropical psych loans. more intense. guam is a major u. s. military base and a popular vacation destination for tourists from japan and south korea, us navy ships sailed away from warm to safer waters. as more war approach, president joe biden approved an emergency declaration for the island and ordered federal assistance to help. while manian officials deal with the storm and its aftermath. rob reynolds, l g 0925 year old woman who is tazer defined police that a camera administrative last week has died. the new south wales police say can. nolan, who suffered from dementia was carrying a steak knife when the incident happened. the police officer who teases the break runs while the has been suspended and this facing several assault charges the seas . arianna levy has more now from 73 much like yesterday evening that 95 year old great grandmother clan now and had sadly passed away. please confirm. she died peacefully surrounded by friends and family. now mrs. nel and family had remained by her bedside at criminal hospitals since last wednes

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now this is where it gets a little bit complicated because we have to remember that the e u sanctions only apply to e u. member states. they do not apply to the countries. so for example, the ease taking a decision to stop buying energy from rush up with that allows countries like india to continue to do so. so now for example, at e, u, call exports to russia have declined by about some 80 percent of gross. so seeing that in the same period, con, exports to cause, i've done, has gone up by some 300 percent. so something's clearly going on in one can reach the reasonable conclusion that a lot of these costs going to cause upset and make their way of the board and so russia. so here you've got a situation where the you now looks to say, how do you clamp down on that? do you sanction, cause that's done as a country, or do you perhaps go to e, you call make his and prohibit them from exposing to cause much time. it gets even more complicated when you consider something like oil. india is perfectly entitled to buy oil from russia, but india also exports a refined products to the that could be based on that

u. s. e u and, or interpreting, is done a shuttle in the unit to remote. and this was not approve at united nations the do this illegal approach to it could have been. busy on the 28th, which will be due by doing the full basis subject mistake for the future of the united states. so so that we recognize as well as wide for quote, freedom of action if a wrong twice to obtain nuclear weapons as according to the white house and national security advisor. despite sharon's denial of such claims, we have made clear to a run that it can never be permitted to obtain a nuclear weapon. as president biden has repeatedly reaffirmed. he will take the actions that are necessary to stand by this statement, including by recognizing israel's freedom of action. the us and this well have repeatedly accused a wrong of attempting to develop nuclear weapons. according to the as really defense minister to ron allegedly possessed as the means to make 5 nuclear bones. the us chapman of joint chiefs of stuff echo the sentiments saying it wrong, has enough nuclear material for a boom. radium precedent for him raise the has condemns the allegations warning the any cost on move from as well would lead to the destruction of tel aviv. and this quote on the u. s. to leave the middle east alone, professor at the university of to the wrong side behind is around the shed. his opinion on the potential consequences of his wally nucleus like on the wrong is obviously assigned that the united states would support this rarely regime of these truck arriving positions. a upon accusing iran of developing a nuclear weapon. but the problem is that he runs peace on the program is well protected. all of the key installations are underground and inaccessible to any weapons that the united states or the is where every wish him has a unless he wants to carry out a nuclear strike, which is inconceivable. so there's riley's cannot really harm you run. and the, and the ultimate counter strikes that would take place would devastate this way of the machine. it is a small regime. this energy is spent on subjugating a population, half of the population of the land, over half of the population of the land, and as west western governments and west, the resumes decli

what can you split it into e u and non e u migration? a lot of it is, is known as you. and what we see is that the assignment, another thing i think that that's quite important to note is that in the last 6 months, the numbers have been actually increased. but the increase that we seeing between the last, really these 6 months ago in this one is that asylum seekers are not also included . and there are actually very small talked about $70000.00 only. so about a quarter of the figure of the 600000 lives is people who are joining through a scale of labor roots move the old on a you internationals. because since breakfast is what we've seen, that it's in the roots, the premium skills labor from across the globe. right. and i do want to come back to rex it chris and ask you about the changes we've seen since breaks it. but let me come to you face and ask your thoughts about these net migration figures and why there's such political hostility in the u. k towards immigration. um, i kinda wish i could onto that question in terms of why the hosted etc. but i, i would suggest it

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that most of it was ready to donate tons of the product illegally seized by the e u. countries and illegally held in e u. pulse. foreign minister claim the u blocked the grain initiative there, and the 1st deliveries to africa took 6 long months left off again. his latest effort to enter on monday in kenya, where he once again talked with the benefits of a multi po, the world. the ramifications of a conflict in ukraine have also had african pretty hard, so no surprise, the issue also dominated that meeting, pushing the thing about them. good. really? we talked about this in great detail today. there is no doubt that the key of regime has long since switched to open the terrace methods to do this. they use weapons that the west, this pumping into the key of regime, the west statement that the weapon supplied should not be used on the territory of the russian federation is another light. the conclusion is very simple. since the west insist that there is no other basis for resolving the ukrainian situation except for the notorious the landscapes formula fees, as well as the landscape steam threatens to bes

was ready to donate the traffic and countries ton so fast lies a legally seized by e u. countries and being held in e. u ports the foreign minister. so the block, the initiative, and the 1st deliveries to africa took 6 whole months. well, earlier. russia's company that different excuse me, was holding a folks with a burn these foreign minister. on monday, he was on the kenyan capital meeting with the nations leader and discussing a range of issues with the media conference off the woods. the foreign minister claimed by insisting on savanski is peace. formula of the west directly supports get this genocide against russians as pushing the thing about them. good evening, we talked about this in great detail today. there is no doubt that the key of regime has long since switched to open the terrace methods to do this. they use weapons that the west is pumping into the key of regime the west statement that the weapon supplied should not be used on the territory of the russian federation is another light. the conclusion is very simple. since the west insist that there is no other basis for resolving the ukrai

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u. s. and e u leaders have condemned uganda to introducing one of the wells harshest, and t l g b t lose you as president joe biden called the little shameful in his threatened functions including 8 cuts and visa restrictions the use for and representative said uganda was undermining its international relations, the little sets, punishments as severe as the death penalty for some homosexual acts. signed by the head of state condo has now passed one of the world's toughest anti gay laws. and what is the punishment? the maximum punishment is this. so when you commit a video to homeless, excited a little says you shall be liable to stuff like this. the act defines aggravated homosexuality. as seems sex relations involving you try to be positive people miners and other vulnerable groups transmitting a terminal illness like h i v through gay sex, even with consent is an offense punishable by up to 14 years in prison. and to a sentiment has been on the rise in new condo for homeless actuality has long been a weigle under colonial era law. local activists and human rights lawyers oppose the war, sing it was passed without consultation with the l. g, b to community and is unconstitutional. that bill, by criticizing what you're quote, for essential, same 6 activity among the adults. that goes that goodness, probation was over that post. you should be putting buyers. that might be quite a g. i'm not just munition, the u. m. criticizes the law is draconian and discriminatory. u. s. president joe biden has called him, you've gone to, to repeal the measure, describing it as a tragic violation of universal human rights. the law doesn't just punish those engaging and same sex relations. it also makes witnesses do weddings, as well as property owners, knowingly leasing to get couples liable for punishment. many fear it's a state sponsored tool to systematically to humanize. you've gone, doesn't have to be the community and further isolate them. this is a quick reminder of our top stories today. you cardinal storage, he say russia has carried out another wave of drone attacks on the capital t if killing one person. ukraine's military says it shuts down more than 20 drones in the early hours of tuesday. meanwhile, russia is accused, ukraine has a drain attack on most of the sources say several drones were shut down while others struck and damaged apartment buildings. ukraine has denied responsibility. now be

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u a e d u, a sensitive reporting payment the nobody isn't buying it. you actually need to know anything about the committee and the history of what you had is it is much more of a traditional military man. and positioning hasn't been nearly as polish very focused on presenting. we're seeing both sides using social media to stake, being claimed to try and get the impression that they have the upper hand and trying to muddle each other to knees in cartoon and across the country. you know, they think the contrast between the fine words and grand claim and the reality of what's unfolding often on the front door steps of their houses are on the streets outside. it negates the effectiveness of a lot of the messaging that they're trying to do him and he tends to have an interesting message where he views himself as a protector of the democratic movements for change because he comes from marginalized region of dark. now this is a real contradiction because he's also inflicted enormous amount of violence against us and put the violence against people with darkness and not just protest. general humanities, r s. s. army rapid support for have a genocidal reputation to live down. born in the 1980, as a militia known as the john jo, we'd have met the soldiers rose to infant in the early 2000 when they helped. omar alba shares government forces fight a civil war in the southern region of dar for against non arabic speaking separately. they committed human rights atrocities on an enormous doing much of alba shares, most sinister work for him. one way to keep back never and any criticism of b r. s f, the current military operations out of the mainstream media coverage today is to take control of the state on broadcast to john tv. which general albert hans troops will not allow, without a fight. while you are kid, wasp, also and under watson, was a law of the bottle bargaining list. the provided we want that because it's a classic move of crews, particularly in africa, or the 1st days of military conflicts. that there's a fight for control of the state tv station. and that's certainly what happened here. i love you and i was doing a notice with both sides have used state tv in order to get their message out there. but also in recent years, i think many needs have turned both to private tv stations and social media for a lot of their news. and i think people discount a lot of what they see on tv as something that really is one sided. historically, there has been a lot of skepticism on the part of the civic movement of these new outlets at the same time, they still get some of the messages across. but it's also countered by an enormous reliance upon digital communications. on twitter encrypted malware. well, what, how do you, where people are frustrating story and verifying them? we need to consider that whenever we talk about social media reach, it is really only a small segment of the student population because in tenant diffusion is estimated to be maybe 30 percent at most. and those that do use social media are typically younger cohorts. those that are educated, understand english, and that are far more media savvy than older cohorts, which also means that this is the same demographic that is more inclined or more able to recognize fake news for what it is and to understand how social media and how fake news work, the number of times my family member has sent me videos or screenshot of something and seen that says it's been killed. i had a penny for every time somebody did that. i'd be able to fund the evacuation because the amount of misinformation and the amount of room are and conjecture that flies around the flow is information is incredibly polluted for a population where just one in 3 citizens are on line. the student is a remarkably organized and highly effective political networking. in 2019 they formed resistance committees on social media that proved crucial and galvanizing co taxes to come out against the sheer to demand a democratic sudan. those committees remain in place adapting to the time and the needs of the people. me and my family. when we came to be evacuated from our house, the people working favors enlisted the help of resistance committee members. because they knew all the back roads they knew all the anyways, they knew how to get our friends from point a to point b, and they did calmly and without any fanfare and me and my family will forever forever be in that to them. the resistance committees are what give me hurt into that because they have shown what then can really be the how do they need to billions and the power of collaboration on these hashtags. you will find people sharing for a number of people saying, hey, i can't contact my uncle. why come on that? my dad, he was a student, but can you try call them and see if, if he's still alive? i mean, insulin. can somebody get it to me over here? i'm in this house. what's the safe passage? it actually been incredible, but the internet service providers in the dawn, they tend to be state owned. and any internet access comes from their state activist and resistance committees to risk. so learning from other social movements, some actually off to organize and, and resist offline because it's harder to track and outside the state surveillance reached through social media. and it's coming up helping because after the leaves have been left behind the n g o. the embassies, they took care of their own people, but the people who are affected, the walls and the worst were left behind. so we have to spend for ourselves. we always have and the resistance committees are big part of that. and whatever happens, they can no longer be sidelines, they need to be part and parcel of any talk negotiation. they have the right people more than other parties, which begs the question on the part of student, the citizens charging the fullerton forms. in part, what table negotiations on where the country goes from here seemed to be a long way off. and democracy which appeared within reach just a few years ago, is nowhere inside this past week mark the 75th anniversary of the creation of the state of israel. it is a device of milestone in the states founding involved the ethnic cleansing of palestinians, and the words that one european official chose to mark the occasion of come back to haunt her menache. she robbie is here with the details. thanks richard. in sending buddy greetings to israel, the president of the european commission are still under lan, posted this video message. 75 years ago, a dream was realised with israel's independence day describing israel's creation as its independence day. is controversial to start. given that had also marked the napa, or the catastrophe of the ethnic cleansing, of an estimated 750000 palestinians from their land to make way for the new state. one de leon's message made no mention of the napa auto palestinians, and the controversy didn't end dead to day. we celebrate 75 years of vibrant democracy in the heart of the middle east. you have literally made the desert bloom that last claim which has been around for decades implies that palestinians were incapable of basic cultivation. palestinian officials described it as a racist trope and wonderland was visited online. they were multiple twitter threads analyzing and breaking down the message, inaccuracy by inaccuracy on that desert bloom claim. there were photos and reports about olive girls cultivated by palestinians. you have literally made the desert bloom and then burned down by the israeli state that have also been accusations of hypocrisy in her 92nd statement. wonderland never mentioned is illegal occupation of palestinian land, even though she's been highly critical of russia occupying territory in ukraine. when we contacted vonda lanes office, it sent us a statement thing. the e u is unpleasantly surprised by the inappropriate statement from the palestinians . they also described it as quote, unacceptable. before adding that the you supports the idea of a palestinian state. apparently though the $7050.00 anniversary of israel's creation is not the time to do that. thanks me. to tennessee and now where president cruz sigh and continues his craft down on critical voices. rush, ed galucci, the leader of the opposition and knocked a movement is now in jail when sire dissolved parliament back in 2021. and doctor was the country's most popular political party ever since i had so called self, who though he's gone after his critics effectively neutered the legal system and brought the tennessee a news media to heal. roughly 2 months ago, his messaging took a turn to the xena phobic tapping into a racist conspiracy theory. science accused african migrants of invading tennessee, of attempting to change the country's demographic makeup. his words triggered waves of violen

the e u and u. s. a. now trying to ease tensions armina looming in not gone or car box. are sure that if there's a check point and they, they will have to go through those check points. oh, for sure, as our budget can detain, armenians can create security challenges and many other things. so the chief point, the major reason of the check point is the ethnically sync preparation process. the border remains a dangerous place. 7 soldiers were killed in fighting in april, but those hopes that the talks taking place in washington d. c may produce some sort of a deal. now in the 4th day, it's the longest period of time ministers from both countries of met a more than 20 years. bernard smith al jazeera, on the armenia, azerbaijan boarder, at least a 109 people have been killed in flooding, triggered by heavy rains in western rwanda. official say there have also been injuries. many people have been trapped in their homes. rescuers have been deploy to affected areas still had on al jazeera, a show of support. the iranian president arrives in the syrian capital, damascus. the 1st

so the army of most over a non e u country joining up now with e. u. member states border and ukraine, and then the ukrainian grain that's driving down the prices for local farmers in all these countries is that this initiative was actually supposed to explicitly benefit mount dover when the brag last november of having secured the so called solidarity leads, transport grain out of the complex down to so called world bread basket, ostensibly to feed the pores countries in the world. the block explicitly said that the deal would benefit both ukraine and also mol, dover, and e. u led joint declaration at the time called the blogs. the creation of these agricultural transport lanes through eastern europe, a quote, in dispensable link for defend relations with ukraine, and the republic of multiple law and essential to establishing a more stable connectivity with the e u in view of future accession. hey molto, but you might more this. it's up for grabs. it all and so incredibly well that now mother was agriculture and put down on the initiative saying that s

u. k. e u and with the african union, hoping to put pressure on the international community to sanction the museum president. and those around him. catherine, sorry, i'll just the era. a staggering 50000000 people around the world are living on the most in slavery, and many of them hidden in plain sight. according to a new report released by human rights organization, walk free. the groups global slavery index, as the scale of the problem is widening as an alarming rate says 2016. the number of people living as monday slaves has risen by 10000000 some 28000000 people worldwide or estimates is to be trapped in force, labor and 22000000 and living in a forced marriage. those and in conflict and the effects of climate change a particularly vulnerable to exploitation report found that slavery was most prevalent in north korea retrace mauretania while force labor is more common in low income countries. issue is deeply connected to economic demand from wealthy and nations. estimates at the in 2021 alone g 20 countries and ported $468000000000.00 worth of goods. the risk of being connected to more than slavery to grace forest is the founding director of smoke free, which compiled as index. and she said that the world's most powerful countries are ultimately responsible for this rise in more than slavery. the fact that 50 percent of people living in more than slavery of residing in j 20 countries is absolutely a conversation we need to have about migrant worker exploitation. but the import risk on top of this shows that undoubtedly the world's most powerful nations are the most responsible for this increase of the products of mountain slavery. i want to be clear when i say that more than slavery could quite literally be as close as the show on your back. we engage with country school as a wells and we engage with surviving leaders who are advocating for changing that countries in every region. i think that the fact that the united states has experience and almost double in the sake of living and loving slavery is a really important thing to look at. 1.1000000 people living in milton slavery in the united states. for the 1st time, we have 3 of the gulf and our countries, and the top 10, saudi arabia, q a, and the u. a. and this calls into question the extreme exploitation. they felt by hundreds of thousands, by millions of margaret workers, police and germany are investigating whether the crime action group last generation should be classified a criminal organization on wednesday, the homes, a 7 active as for rated protests, organized by last generation of power lies parts of the country for weeks, johnson or life shoals is cooled by actions totally insane. step boston has moved from violin. a full ease in cities all over germany searched homes of last generation active is climate group is being accused of collecting one and a half $1000000.00 in donations that police say could be used for criminal acts. is it a superman hard to build a website and what you might have been taken down several seconds. the device is having confiscated and accounts are blocked. it doesn't mean that the resistance will stop. for weeks active, it's a flat generation of blocking roads by blue indians after the spouse

e u country. now joining up with the e. u member states border and ukraine in dana, ukrainian grain that's driving down the prices for local farmers in all these countries. is that when the you brag last november of having secured the so called solidarity lanes to transport the grain out of the complex on, remember, we were told it's the world's bread basket. the zone is also insensitive. we feed the poor us countries and the block explicitly said that the deal would benefit both ukraine and also wait for it. mall dover, of the solid charity lanes have become an indispensable link for deepened relations with ukraine and the republic of bald over and are essential to establish a more stable connectivity with the you and view of future recession. it all was so incredibly well that now my bill was agriculture minister is putting his foot down on the initiative saying that so much ukrainian grand is ending up in his country as a result of this e u. lead projects that local farmers are concerned that there won't even be any room t

u. s. and the e u a r t. and this makes it, they have 40 c in a distributed, and hum, gillian sherman rights wash the n g o for the national lead, good defense surveys that have officer and documented the regulation. so can gary asked right? leaving sup costs for sup carports in are now, in many is cases that the increase the page long report, it came to the conclusion of ukraine severely violating the rights of in the janice tongue gear. he is living in step car frontier, both in a guy, dave, f, nick, my notice 2 nights and the person on camino right now. finally, i just want to get your thoughts on one last thing door. if i may, installed some back set and the statements, that's all members of the nato alliance must accept that ukraine's future is within the military block. now, where does that leave member states who have the own different opinions to that? i need to raise the military and political alliance with the concepts that's making decision making. so if there is a really strong pressure strong to lead there. so the alliance, the member states has their own it in opinion and they have, has to give, they approve it in the who appropriate it the subordination of to you to be in, in just to us being fast. it is not the only money for steve in the mail to back those. so in the e u for to natalie. yes, 0 is now losing restaurants as one of its most important exports markets and one of the most reliable suppliers. so it's, it's cheap energy and your materials redone with rich. it's competitive messing with my kids via visa, run me damaged it. these certainly cannot be euros in chest, so it is connected, you caressing keys. me did it, and an afternoon was 0 pm position. that does not subordinate the excess to us thing says. so the primary interest of a usual ease beast, bringing the boarding parties to the negotiating paper and reaching an agreement. well, dora durham, gary a deputy parliament speak. i sign very much for finding the time to speak to us today on nazi and share your thoughts with us on the situation and ukraine. thank you. thank you for the opportunity. russian. a foreign minister said gala ralph has held by lots of thoughts with his indian counts spots and go with us at the summits of the shanghai cooperation organization. according to the russian

u. s. b u k. on the e. u to lift unilateral sanctions on russian fertilizes and food, they say even the nations of russian such a line as to the poorest countries got below due to 2 of the sanctions. so talking about russia's dumont's, boston april, the russian free ministry announced 5 conditions for extending the green deal, including the connection of the russian or rolston holes bind to the swift payment system as no payments for the green for the russian grain i can be received at russia's and secondly, they demand the resumption of expos of ammonia, of through the totally actually, of desktop ammonia pipeline. toyota is a 16, russia, and odessa is the black sea pools in ukraine, from where the ex full delivery is going abroad. the pipeline has been frozen when a distance will be conflicts between the russia and ukraine and 22 twins. 2 also rushed along the resumption of supplies to the country of agricultural machineries pods that fell on the west. some functions, as well as the lifting of restrictions

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the e u and u. s. and now trying to ease tensions armina looming in not going to car are sure that if there's a check point and they, they will have to go through those checkpoints, for sure as our budget can detain. armenians can create security challenges and many other things. so the checkpoint, the major reason of the check is the ethnically sync preparation process. the border remains a dangerous place. 7 soldiers were killed in fighting in april, but the hopes of the talks taking place in washington dc may produce some sort of a deal. now in the 4th day, it's the longest period of time ministers from both countries of met him more than 20 years. bernard smith, al jazeera, on the armenia as a by john border. now, russia says it welcomes any attempt to bring peace between the 2 sides, but it wants to be solved and any agreement should be on the basis about 2020 piece deal. that the kremlin bro could, but i mean here has been very frustrated with russia's involvement in this. it says that russia sho

u k. and e. u is recently criticized with expands and it was northeast of a regional tel chrome and following the attack is riley forces rated and nearby village of caffeine where they confiscated footage from cctv cameras. this is the 20th is really to die since the thoughts of this year. the hands of promising is the vast majority of them have been in this northern parts of young's quite westbank and not same period more than a 120 product seconds. of also being killed in the old fight westbank, this is the region. don't forget where there's more than 700000 such lives and run roughly 290 settlements, living in defiance of international lawrence. typically what we see often these kinds of a times as low as rating, secular groups protesting road junctions, sometimes clashing with local palestinians, but so far off no sign about today. well, i'm thank you very much indeed. as a kind of march, bringing yourself to date from western north korea, set to launch is 1st military surveillance satellites in place between may the 31st and june. the 11th state media sites in response to recent joining drills between the us and south korea. out of this month comes along the inspector to facilitate that, reportedly produced the spice satellite. define who threatened to shoot it down, saying it's a threat to national security. mcbride has more in the sy screen capital, so, or this would be a major achievement by north korea. obviously that came job done was picked just earlier this month, visiting the military satellite station, a company as a, has been a recent visit by his daughter. he announced back in 2021 that acquiring a military satellite with one of north korea's new military goals, along with developing a solid fuel power, intercontinental ballistic missile, which they now appear to have done. and also another goal of developing a nuclear power submarine. but there's always been a suspicion over your career satellite programs that it may indeed just be a cover full. it's me solved, development. it claimed back in 1998 that a longer range rocket that was launched at the time was carrying a satellite. and that 5 subsequent launches over the next nearly 20 years were indeed hiring satellites. but the suspicion is that was just a cover for longer range. ballistic missiles that said the north was developing since 2017, the north has openly admitted that i was developing an icbm i program. but now it says that this is definitely a military satellites and that it is needed for its preparedness. it says because if he's facing so many threats from it's adversaries, it does come against this background of increased military activity at the moment in is around the korean peninsula. we just had the largest ever life fire exercises between south korean and us forces. and also starting this week, we are seeing joint navy drills between the us and its allies in this part of the world with increasing tensions on dependent to rob mcbride. i'll just era. so china is 1st civilian asked her once begun his mission on board. the shining, so 16 rocket. the spacecraft was launched from the northwest of the country on tuesday carry a feat. parson crew are going to work on board the jung going space station until november, trying to you reports from patient to the launch of the shingo, 16 spacecraft. and another milestone and china is ambitious space program. the 3 person crew includes a civilian for the 1st time and then the way hi tell who was serving as the teams, aerospace system specialist e jim suddenly goes to the carrier rock. it has launched the shooting, jo, 16 man, the spacecraft to the predetermine orbit. the solar panels extended and a functioning normally are declared to launch mission a success. the men will replace the crew from the previous center mission and livable the tangled space station orbiting us for 5 months. the tasks include maintaining equipment space books and conducting scientific experiments and quantum theory relativity and space. time to space stations. basically a huge foot bar tree and it's a bar tree that's going to be increasingly filled with a variety of experiments and technology somewhere around the world. and so that is intended to, um, you know, so that the reason why it is a civilian is a civilian is assigned to extend academic and you need somebody with the skill and experience and the knowledge of how to operate and maintain, you know, delicate, the equipment and that can be done with people usually from military background or astronaut on previous missions have been part of the people separation, ami. the space program is a source of national pride. it's remained to piracy throughout the pandemic. and despite a slowly economy, completed late last year, the can go is a crucial step in china as long 10 space goals, including putting a crude mission on the moon by 2030 and eventually hosting thorsten astronauts from other countries. but there are concerns about links to the military. most of all, just to date have had government on military purposes. the united states excluded china from the international space station in 2011 and found it from working with nasa due to security concerns. china is the treatments are challenging us dominance in space. defensive own products that it could surpass nasa as capabilities as early as 2045. right now the washington is investing mold and aging, and it has a much larger network of international academic and conditional katrina. you all to 0 aging student failing, does it matter to as professor of space law at western sydney university. besides that, on a number of reasons that are driving the space, race are obviously the technology that is being available around the world is moving for the next financial rate. that, of course, allows us to do more and more in space. also there is the recognition that spice is critical for every country hurts critical infrastructure for its national security or it's civil society grades develop and roll aspects of life and the full on a, a presentation perspective from a development perspective trades continuously looking to develop this solving space capability and china reports as well as the united states and russia in india or in japan and canada. all industrialized countries have developed this solving capability because it is crucial for them to continue to develop in this is increasingly competitive. well, i was fired and kind of as nova scotia providence, as for thousands of people to leave their homes, the state of emergency has been declared in halifax as firefighters bottled to bring the blaze under control. at least 200 homes and other buildings have damaged a bond on deliberately burning vegetation has been issued until the end of june. fire is the voltage in bonding in the western province of alberta. for most of may . all the street lights are being turned off and the japanese capital conroy, and as sweltering temperatures put pressure on the power, good full cost. as a warning, the heat wave is going to continue and it could get worse. but axial, brian reports in vietnam's capital noise. the mercury is rising, and so for many there's only one option here. so the cool my of, of this year in comparison to previous use is hold for more extreme the heat wave has baked vietnam for weeks. there's usually a whole period before the raining season. but this year it's been longer and more intense. that's called full cost is wanting of a possible drought city officials scrambling to safe water a doing so saving electricity levels and some of the hydropower dams, along with an average. and the surging temperatures are putting pressure on the national grid as more people using air conditioning, as in paul either because if everyone saves energy, they will have enough electricity. if not, there will be a partial overload, which will put the grid at risk to safe power. the city is turning off the street lights earlier than usual and turning them on later. prioritizing major roads and public parks offices and shopping moles. it'd be nice to have the energy use and people want to stay in doles in the middle of the day. is that why does that? it doesn't recognize it's so hoss and hot outside the people have to weigh a protective clothing to cool down and not get the vietnam's, not the only country in the regions, suffering miles and thailand to also reported the highest temperatures on re quote in recent weeks. last month, the tie, prime minister wound the heat, was becoming dangerous. earlier in may the head of the world meet your logical organization. so the combination of a woman el nino passing and climate change would push global temperatures into uncharted territory. delays. it's become even talked to over time in the past 30 degrees celsius was considered talk. but now we have to adapt to 40 degrees. whether experts say the regency twice could last a few more weeks. what's the worst yet to come next year, bryan l g 0. type of model as a contributing to the executive, excessively hot weather in east asia. his rob to explain. it's now now new it's developing in the pacific, which tends to produce typhoons further away from the philippines. but it's still developing. so we still got these tropical soccer. this one now over the philippine sea has lost a lot of strength since it was a guam and that's very slow moving. so he's been struggling, rain and swell at taiwan and the philippines. today's now this is it's, it's kind of a statistic $140.00 kid in mesa. proud wins. it looks like it's going to head up towards the smaller audience of you q islands of japan. now this has a greater impact on the with a hold of the station, because if it, what we have this is the atlas fee is going to that means what you should see across here, a line of cloud, the seasonal range. well, that's missing completely, which means we've got the ball. sun shining intentions are rising brickle. it's a breaking all the time. currently in china, shanghai, we think it's a new record, actually is near 36 on monday and we've at port 40 be away in hong kong. and this is spread through southern china 60 towards the south west. it was you 9. where couldn't ming for example has broken his record in april. looks like you've done the same again in may. this has been typical, actually a good part of indo china for the whole of the spring and even the attempt is, are high, but they all being tempted because finally, it just started to re the still ahead on all the 0 siblings warning sides agreed to extend the ceasefire, but the people stuck in their capital, consumers not making much of a difference. a lot small drama auditors as the sun. i super king's upfront. i po, champions that's coming up with gemma, is the joining the global conversations. teachers, the loan good is the industry could be convenient is say, this is a dialogue. we don't always talk to people that have different opinions that we do . everyone has to police must have it here as the society doesn't do enough to recognize and celebrate women. it was found, this was found to have an american occupation for meetings to countries. the street on algae 0 examinations. the headlines for you here in forty's, the seeing what it is about at the moment, i'll just be arrest sets the stage black music due to the exploration of the black, social, cultural, and spiritual condition, giving voice to the voice less. now we know the parts of this place down most of the most important place, the word season. well, from a different perspective on mount is era. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you watching or does it. a reminder of our top story is this russians defense industries accused ukraine of what caused a terrorist attack dropped to several drones at moscow. and keep at least one person's being killed in a 3rd fond of russian air strikes in 24 hours. savvy as president has not been boss . it has a several countries to discuss growing tensions in northern costs of ethics obviously be protesting against the election of ethnic. i'll vain in there's a humanitarian says, findings and done has been extended by 5 days. but fighting between the army and part of military rapids support forces has continued and cartoon more than a 1000000 people have been forced from their homes. others are trumps in the capital. and the struggling to get basic supplies, have them organ has more from home, put them on to have the explosions were heard in east style in the north eastern part of the capital hospital. there was also slicing ongoing overnights in the southern parts of the capital. and as stressful also launched by the sudanese army, again, i suppose that are assessed positions. so many people here say that they don't feel that the cease fire is being extended. in fact, they don't feel that the ceasefire has actually even health because never has there been a single day over the past 7 days during the previous ceasefire before his extension was there no sound of heavy artillery or an ass drive or flight to just fly overhead so many people say that the extension is something that the mediators wants to congratulate themselves on, but on the ground, it's not being implemented as more fighting continues between the rapids support forces. and this is in these army, and it's not only the fighting that people are worried about. it's the fact that there has been more occupation of homes in areas where the receipts are dominated, things such as the northern part of the capital. so people see that the ceasefire gives a chance. if it does decrease the pricing, it gives a transfer on goods to occupy more more civilian places, places like homes, hospitals, water plants and power plants. and that's why they feel that any extension is not helping them at all. and some of the worst fighting outside the capital has taken place in the dell for region in western. sit down, the governor's told people to take up arms to protect themselves. yes. hey, we advised everyone who has a shopped, a family and a house to always protect them with weapons such as conditional codes. you don't have to wait for them to rate your sisters in front of you. you don't have to wait for them to rape your mother's in front of you. you don't have to wait for them to burn your house in front of you. you must have no tolerance for insults by coalition of calls and stay there to protect your shop. your family and your house, they want to hurt you. so protect yourself. sunglasses opposition? these are also in the song codes, appeared in a video online. the saying he is being illegally detained, is also called for public protests. your police use 2 guys to despise crowds of, of supporters who the block to main road in the car and started fires. they want the bottom case around the sound goes, has to be removed. it's the latest 5 minutes triggered by charges against the politician who's president mocking solves a main rival sancho is being tried for rates says the charges are from the degree motivators. is that the students and they really, it's time for all families to take responsibility. she's coming out and facing nike solved zone. and i cool for that. a national search because it is no longer creeping dictatorship, the dictatorship is outright standing up and resolute. keep moving towards its objective and they're kind of side cause more formally capital dot com. they were in the popular neighborhood of new bestest seas and looked at what is left of the local petrol station. demonstrators intentionally targeted this petrol station because san diego has made enormous discovery of oil and gas. and it will start exporting some of its liquefied natural gas to europe next year. and so whoever becomes president in february 2024 will be in charge of managing that enormous. well, demonstrators targeted this as a symbol. they say president lucky self is not fairly redistributing that well, not only that is using the courts to clump down on the opposition with the latest trial against opposition, which month sancho was accused of rape for the government. it's a private matter between 2 citizens. but if he gets convicted, he will not be able to run in the upcoming presidential election and potentially paid either way for present lucky solve to run again. now that is, if the constitution allows that, because depending on how you interpret the constitution, don't allow to run for a certain amount. they did so many of the demonstrators that come out on this are not only because the support but more because their for test. what they see as the democracy in senegal. nicholas hawk, l to 0. the car, brazil is hosting a regional summit done for the 1st time in 10 years old size. somebody can lead is unexpected to attend event, as well as president, because my daughter is among them. it was the 1st out of state to arrive for tuesdays meeting. it's an initiative by president lewis ignacio and the silver who tries to united the region relations between brazil and venezuela have improved since little took office are less than that, the editor and the seeing humans in priscilla. she's joining us live. what does this mean for nicholas my doodle of the high there? well, it means a lot, not only to my moodle who's finally being welcomed back into the fold, but also to the entire region. and when i say region, i'm referring specifically to the 12 south american countries. this is the 1st time in 12 years that they're all going to sit down face to face, regardless of their political leanings. and that is a very, very long time the, the meeting is taking place where we are right now. this is the some of the foreign ministry in brazil. yeah. it's a very iconic building, designed by brazil's famous architect all scott new meyer. they are going to be meeting or they've already started to meet behind closed doors. each president gets to speak for 15 minutes. and there will be no recordings of this. in other words, it is being designed so that they can really speak to each other and not just with the press and not just for the media or, or the photo opportunity. because the relation, the attempts to bring latin america together as south america specifically had been stored in time and time again by the constant swing of the political pendulum in this region. and the hope is that this time perhaps will be different. 4 years ago, venezuela's president nicholas my buddha was farmed from entering neighboring brazil. scores of countries recognized opposition due to one wizell instead. as an interim president. now my buddhist left wing pierre brazilian president, leasing us. and let's see by is welcoming back into the fault. and the few shoot a, it's a big deal, but it's hard to conceive that so many years have to pass without having a dialogue with the government of a brotherly amazonian country, a neighbor with whom we share a 2200 kilometer folder. yeah, with president my doodle lashed out of the united states and others, so call him a dictator logic. i'm wondering if we can't allow intolerant ideologies to impose their will. extreme is ideologies that exclude those who think differently. my buddha was the 1st president to arrive for tuesdays meeting of south american presidents and initiative by last to try to unite the region around common interest . unlike his predecessor, although chavez, my little has rarely come to these regional gatherings. so it sends a strong message, the fact that he's here that both he and his peers are willing to sit down together and work through this last presidency, lou tried to create a south american union. 15 years later, he's trying again, arguing that in the world increasingly divided into blocks, the regions voice must be heard. the former foreign minister says, so i'm going to dave lulewicz, chief advisor, insist that unity does not require ideological alignment. of course and there, there will be different views, but to have common interest in many respects. and you have to try to look for all to search our interests. look after our interest uh, in a unified way because like they have to have more stress. that's as simple as that would. it hasn't been simple. south american unity has long you to the region that accounts for nearly 10 percent of the world's population and didn't even largest share of key commodities such as lucy and copper and soil to name a few. that's why many attending the summit are adamant that if they don't speak with one voice, no one will listen to them to see and human al jazeera, brazil. yeah. and so what are some of the subjects that they're going to be speaking about and that presumably are of interest to all of them. now as the environment security, a drug trafficking in the region, education, climate change, but also the democracy. and that's where things couldn't get sporty. there are several presidents there that do not have agreed with the what is with president my ludo of venezuela. they consider him to be a dictator. they also believe that he did not when they didn't receive the presidential elections that brought him back to power again, or that we elected him. and so it would be quite interesting to be a fly on the wall and these talks that are taking place right now. and we don't even know if there's going to be a final statement at the end of this, but it's going to go on all day and it will end with a dinner tonight here in brazil. yeah. that's why you live in america editor. let's see. and human, thank you very much, and i love you in court sentence to death 23 members of the signing state group in north africa. the keys were taken prisoner and sealed after the government forces liberated the $162016.00. the 1st of around $320.00, i saw fighters to be tied and sentenced. monex right? that has more from this process of these 53 men are accused of belonging to islamic state or i. so the on group to control of says in 2015, making the city, its largest stronghold outside of your rock and syria. the men were taken prisoner in 2016 after government forces re took the city. they are accused of terrorist attacks and murder, including the beheading of $21.00. each gyptian caught the christians, as well as kidnapping and torture. after 15 court sessions, the judge delivered his verdict on the 1st 23 members sentenced to the others, received prison sentences. family members, victims have waited years for justice. many are happy with the result. as the lawyers for the victims, we sold the people's reaction. they've been satisfied with the benedict. 3 of the accused, proven innocent, which proves that it was a fair trial. the tense team for the accused consisted of 17 lawyers, and they were allowed to defend themselves in front of the coat. most of the funds from his son was kidnapped by i saw in 2015. he says he still missing. when they controlled search, they treated us horribly that prisoners with everything and they told didn't kill people. now you see them in a civilized court. they have doctors visit the they have lawyers, the civil rights were made. i am happy with the verdict, but i wish they were all sentenced to death. to the verdict is some long needed closer for these mothers. well, today i am happy, i can't explain my happiness. my do son mohammed today. i thought just to see you, i can finally sleep at night. i haven't been able to sleep since my 2 sons were killed. we saw justice being so today, more than 780 men from the slot that were killed, liberating the city of search from iso for many here. today's sentencing comes as a side relief that justice for their loved ones has finally been served. latrina which is 0 this throughout the shootings and acts of oss and continue in the northeast and indian the state of monterey poor as travelling surgeons bottles, security forces there. the violence began in may when most of the christian tribal goods classed with the hindu majority over its demands for special economic benefits clinics. the a lot of reports, gunfire and explosions in india is northeastern state of money. poor. this is the latest in weeks of bondage between the cookie, tribal and the ethnic majority may 2 people in this home minister arrived in money for on monday. he's the most senior official from new jersey to visit since the congress to begin this search by the activities because of the other districts and dozens of people have been killed and at least 35000 forced from their homes. since the rest of again, nearly 4 weeks ago, the tribal groups will and after money poor was high court, recommended grunting tribal status to the may to will make a pop of the states population that would allow them to own land in tribal dominated areas. cookie protest as a new delhi anal calling from the intervention from the central government? well, yeah, whole new alliance. we'll clueless as to what's going to happen. what about well safety, because of oldest changed and i felt it was well, i couldn't step out of my home and couldn't go to work for 2 to 3 days. we'll for straight to escape thinking about the future. the indian army has launched a security operation. and sent reinforcements to many poor people, quoting the unrest here can only hope that will cover the violence. felix new r o g 02 italian intelligence agents and a former member of these really security forces were among those killed when a tourist voted capsized and actually it happened on next month's already on the sunday in the northern lumber, the region a russian woman was also reported to killed when the boat was caught in a sudden storm. more than 20 people were on board 55 to say 19 survive. 9 people have been shot on a beach in the us state of florida to offer an argument escalated into a gun fights police 86 adults and 3 children were hard at hollywood beach, north of miami, one person's been detained, and police searching for a 2nd suspect is usually happened, those people were celebrating memorial day holidays. the still ahead on all the 0. the heat is on my on instead of a switching the n b a finals action coming up with general principle. the the u. k has one of the biggest gambling markets in the world, generating and i know profit of about $17000000000.00. but one of the legacies of depend, demik is a substantial increase in gambling. addictions, with charities, reporting an increase in people seeking help. the valve cover both from london on an industry under pressure to speed up for phones, a mazda of cousin, those the highs and lows have an addiction to gambling. it's affected by mental health affected the way all up to the world, and there was a, a time towards the end where i was suicide when they make an attempt to my life. and i'm not that sort of where it ends up for a lot of people. unfortunately, you know, campaigns were tightening of existing laws around who, how, and when people can place bets in an industry that derives much of its wealth. from a minority of compulsive gamblers. i think there's very little justification for promoting an industry like this in its current form. i think at the moment you've got basic

u. s. history. in the u. s. a former model e g. carol returned to the witness stand today in her rape case against former president donald trump. the trial resumed after the judge denied a request by trump's attorney for a missed trial. due to alleged bias by the judge trevors accused of raping carroll in a department store dressing room in 1996 or gary as in chief prosecutor, had survived an assassination attempt unharmed. officials say that his convoy was on his way to sophia. when a bomb exploded by the side of the road. l protesters have accused him of failing to tackle corruption. they've called for his resignation. the un stop official in sudan says of the countries warring generals have agreed to send representatives to potential negotiations. folk or pelletize says that the talks could be held in saudi arabia, and that they would most likely focus 1st on establishing a durable truce. pleasures are still be reported in the capital cartoon, despite an agreement between rival military forces to extend of ceasefire. 8 tons of medical supplies, enough to treat over a 1000 injured people. i hope this will be only the 1st of a number of batches that will come. we'll be extremely crucial for the hospital to the hospitals to be able to cater for the needs of thousands of people that are flocking to their doors and waiting to get medical assistance. but the conflict shows no sign of easing. shortly after the warring parties agreed to a 72 hour truce, violence broke out again in the capital her tomb. while foreign governments are scrambling to evacuate their nationals, thousands of sudanese, i seeking refuge in neighboring countries. but many have no choice, but to hide in their homes. i met rapidly deteriorating conditions. can we hear the sounds of artillery it can fall in the street in front all the one behind with near . well that shall we have to sleep on the floor. there is no water, electricity, there is no food, nothing. why nothing for her. my. in addition to food shortages and cios, warren, that sedans health care system is on the brink of collapse. or nike for all lee and get many working and trained mines in the health care sector, fleeing sudan to my book. there is a withdrawal of many, n g o z and non n g as due to direct attacks. by all means, it's a disaster leg, a much more basher at abilene fiarty than one of them or even before the fighting of up to a 3rd of sudanese were dependent on some form of humanitarian assistance. now fears are growing that a prolong conflict could spread to the broader region. it has suffered multiple conflict in the past decade and climate change has left its deadly mark as well. with severe drought and one of the world's worst food insecurity crisis. as the country moves deeper into crisis, sudanese people have brought a calling for international action to end the violence in the u. k. fans of the royal family and started preparations for the coronation of king charles the 3rd. in just a few days, the king's procession will go down this road from buckingham palace ending at westminster, abbey dedicated monarchists, are already giving out along the roads to secure a close up view of the royal hundreds of thousands of people from the u. k. and from around the world are expected to be in london on saturday for the crowning of the new he you're watching the w news, steven beers these up next would be w business news. i will see you right back here on monday or on tuesday throughout the tomorrow. with guardians of truth. my name is jungian guy and i have paid almost every price of being a journalist in a country like turkey taking on the power.

e. u. let's say he does become president. what would that mean? the e u relations with the us. i mean he would he be cooled out on things, but the, you, since he doesn't agree with, i am not afraid of either donald trump descent. is there any way you could would certainly congratulate any elected democratically elected a president of the united states? the randi centers we are observing what he is doing in the and the state of florida . um, a lot of things that need to be explains under the, you know, the umbrella of very domestic politics. and i think we still have to learn a lot about who he actually is what his politics are. so i think it's also a little bit too early to comment on what a perspective of a future randi sand is yours, president would be i have my personal doubts that he would be so provocative. so like should i say right wing populace like use today? i don't think that he will be a president if he would be electives that would love to put a wet in his own society. so again, i'm, i'm quite relax and super curious and interested how the americans will decide and

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and but today hcea healthcare west says it has reached an agreement with its s, e i u and u.rs at five hospitals. they include nursing assistants, technicians, respiratory therapist and cooks. in a statement, hc a healthcare west rights, we thank our communities for their ongoing support as we prepared to serve our patients had the union conducted a strike. us customs and border patrol confirms that an eight year old girl died in custody in the state of texas, the child and her family members who are from panama and honduras were being held in the rio grande valley. she died yesterday. officials say she had suffered from heart problems and had surgery three years ago. last week, a 17 year old died while in federal custody after having a seizure. border patrol agents say that the number of people in custody as of sunday has decreased more than 20, but it still remains unused. really high and more than 22,000 people . some communities in texas say they are bracing for a potential surge. people are going to get desperate and they're going to try to cross in an irregular fashion

e. u is more important for cuba as trade then other partners like russia and china, that was the boast from e u foreign policy chief joseph burrell. during his visit to havana, that's the spite criticism from activists claiming b. a. u has been supporting longstanding us sanctions imposed on the caribbean islands. little p. i is a pretty many middle shutting pool by the european union is the lead, an investor in cuba, who invests the most include by the european union, despite all limitations of the restrictive measures of the embargo, which does not make things exactly easy. despite that, europe is the 1st investor on this island, where the 1st commercial partner were represent a 3rd part of its 4 and trade. root can look at those from the import or export side, but it is clear that we are much more important than all the actors, such as russia or china. to several european n g o's, an activist have urge burrell to clarify his stance on the american sanctions. against cuba and to call for the lifting of the 60 year blockade, which has been widely criticized by the u. n. m. global human rights

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e. u. quote, categorically, unacceptable. the agreement aims to let ukrainian agricultural products travel through the e u, but allow poland, romania, bulgaria, slovakia, and hungary to impose internal temporary restrictions on some grain. plus it gives the option to restrict more produce and future. at the same time, it lets ukrainian goods into the you without tariffs for another year, mr. to those success when you, i think this is a success for the european union, but it was possible to reach a compromise solution and get out of this crisis which seemed to be potentially dangerous economically. and also politically the ship that compromise solution may get the trucks leaving again and e. u leaders, hope it will maintain the image of the year at united in its support for ukraine. we're here in germany, more than 3000000 people have signed up for a 49 euro flat rate, public transport ticket that covers the entire country. the germany ticket is valid for almost all forms of public transport. apart from long distance, inter city trains. that means buses, local and regional trains, subways metro systems. the ticket is intended to att

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e. u. pulse and commitment to align with the u foreign policy decisions, including on sanctions. georgia will allow one, the russian on one georgian line to conduct regular flights. we must go into please see with each uh line uh, conducting 7 weekly slice beginning and several days. that's off the russian president vladimir putin removed the visa requirements for george and citizens and sniffed it up on, on direct flight, stating back to 2019 let's go out of this. we spoke to. so this is ridiculous. will be due to pressure at georgia. i because it's not an e u member. what was the latest on the days getting on our website to us? he don't comment with the back in 30 minutes. we will see you then the the a stroke every morning natalia made into the mother of jonah salary, adobe not who was killed in a terrorist attack. begins with the same ritual. she rearranges dashes, photographs on her book shelf, is the only way she can relate to her daughter. now the 20 is 2022, a bomb loans it in doses. car exploded around 10 pm near the village of bushy of as you will meet up with a g alway

e u. n. visa liberalization for turkey in the u. in front of the turkish voters like it was some kind of an engagement ring, even though they seem more interested in just stringing and car a long to keep health thing it out with migrants from africa are hosting nato basis for their never ending wars in africa. in the middle east or negotiating the black sea grand deal between russia and ukraine, and a significant chunk of the western press was also explicitly calling in the months before this election for, or the wind to be dropped, kicked from power, and through western meddling if need be now none of this seems to have a scape, otherwise attention, in the, in the city of psychological operations carried out in the international media about us on the 9th of may, the 14th we, through all this away with the will and when invested in the ballad books, we have shown the dictatorship rhetoric is pure nonsense. think of it this way. will it dictate the whole, the 2nd round, the dictates of finishes his job in the 1st round. and besides,