you see, this judge of the international supreme court is such an important post. you have come here to follow these cases . i saw a lot about the throwing of the jack smith case, which had a political aspect. i think, mr. halal khor , what do you think about this case? legal or political aspects and occupied i have a different opinion about the body and that we deduce two principles based on these two horses. the first problem that exists in all political systems , especially the political system of the united states, is that the judiciary is somehow influenced by the political structure, so the judiciary cannot go to the case. a president should deal with the behind-the-scenes political relations without taking into account the second problem that exists, which is the use of the american judicial system to tune me and encourage political rivals regarding trump. this is the first time i have seen you in the history of america. it has always been the same regarding trump. since he is even the president the case of the president, the case of the cohen case, the case

that at least a story as big as jack smith's, where you see that he was a judge of the international supreme court, has such an important post . that can be the peak for many legal people it doesn't matter if it's a business case, why don't you come here because this case is looking for work regarding the payment of the jack smith case, i think it's very unlikely that it has a political aspect , it doesn't work, mr. halalkaran, what do you think about this case, it's more of a case, a legal affair or a political group and occupied by me we have a different opinion regarding the principle of planning and based on that, we conclude two horses. the first problem that exists in all political systems, especially the political system of the united states, is that the judiciary is somehow influenced by the political structure, so the judiciary cannot be involved in the case of a president. president regardless having political connections behind an issue that exists, which is using the american judicial system to tune me and encourage political rivals regarding trump , and not to see that this has always

palestine has increased by 88%, which is an issue in in addition to the internal disputes and conflicts, the head of the israeli supreme court and the judicial advisor of the regime's intelligence and internal security apparatus warned the situation, considering the divisions and internal divisions, it is not unlikely that in this regime rukh massacre the reason is that the extreme issue of the cabinet and its effect on increasing power and changing the structures will become an internal confrontation in this regime . there are two internal factions in the structure of the occupying regime . weapons among zionists have increased by 88% in 2018. the majority of those who make salah live in settlements in the west bank. this amount has doubled compared to last year. the attempt to exercise the power of the extremist settlers, although the weapons are in the hands of the settlers and against the palestinian people, but this the situation in israel also affects the time of the beginning of the crisis this is not the first time that the internal security apparatus of the zionist regime, shabak, issued a security warning to the cl

supreme court. the international chess federation says it is temporarily banning transgender women from competing inbody said individual cases would require "further analysis" and that a decision could take up to two years. many sports governing bodies have been working on policies towards transgender athletes, but critics have questioned how biological sex offers any advantage in the cognitive game. a strong earthquake shook the colombian capital, bogota, on thursday, setting off sirens and sparking brief panic — authorities said no major damage was reported, you're live with bbc news. us presidentjoe biden says he will travel to hawaii next week, following the deadly wildfires on the island of maui. he's been criticised by his political opponents — they say he's been too slow to see the devastation that's killed at least 111 people. many more are missing, and just over a quarter of the disaster zone has been searched so far. 0ur correspondent john sudworth reports. maui's fight continues. this pilot, hovering above a swimming pool... ..now being used to douse the flames further down the hill. thes

supreme court recognizing that. they legitimize -- the legitimate -- legitimizing of the japanese internment was passed illegitimately. the supreme court engages an argument giving and reason giving to understand their arguments, not simply their conclusions, helps us understand how you argue about contentious issues. i think we ought to be developing the capacity to listen to the other side and understand the reasoning and arguments of the other side and understand the evidence offered and also evaluate that with enough open-mindedness that we assume there might be something right about it we might learn from. civics is engaged listening respectfully and there might be some merit and the alternative side and perhaps as a result is the ability to find common ground. perhaps we have more in common than we realize. right now there is a tendency to say you are on the wrong -- other side and i disagree with you instead of listening to what they are saying and ask whether the arguments and evidence legitimately offer a point of view that i may differ with but i can respect and say it is an legitimate alternative point of

supreme court recognizing that. they legitimize -- the legitimate -- legitimizing of the japanese internment was passed illegitimately. the supreme court engages an argument giving and reason giving to understand their arguments, not simply their conclusions, helps us understand how you argue about contentious issues. i think we ought to be developing the capacity to listen to the other side and understand the reasoning and arguments of the other side and understand the evidence offered and also evaluate that with enough open-mindedness that we assume there might be something right about it we might learn from. civics is engaged listening respectfully and there might be some merit and the alternative side and perhaps as a result is the ability to find common ground. perhaps we have more in common than we realize. right now there is a tendency to say you are on the wrong -- other side and i disagree with you instead of listening to what they are saying and ask whether the arguments and evidence legitimately offer a point of view that i may differ with but i can respect and say it is an legitimate alternative point of

according to international laws, muslims can complain to the european court of human rights against sweden and denmark. the supremesaid that sweden has adopted a war-like attitude against muslims . let us fight a legal war against this war . the principles of banning hateful speech are among the principles of all human rights systems in all countries. all of us and it is an international arena. in the international arena, according to article 29 of the universal declaration of human rights, any exercise of rights and freedoms that violates the rights of other human beings or morals and public opinion to the extent of causing social tension to the audience is prohibited. and northwest was held in marivan city. in the ceremony, the head of the country's student mobilization said that the rahian noor camp will be held in all seasons of the year in the summer and when schools are reopened. we have an opinion god willing, with the help of various institutions and organizations, the mobilization of the underprivileged , a thousand students, and in the summer, we will not forget the memory of the sacred defense of the we

mid-may during the reception the former head of the supreme court of ukraine , vsevolod knyaz, was arrested for bribery. how did this case affect the international authority of the ukrainian judicial system? how are reforms taking place and why are there not enough qualified personnel in the courts ? received an assessment of efforts from the european commission, one of the parameters. what were the judicial reforms? to what extent do you think ukraine has completed its homework in this direction? i think that ukraine has successfully completed this is a task because in january 2023, the authorized composition of the supreme council of justice was formed. well, in my opinion, we managed to form the composition of the higher qualification commission of judges of ukraine , in particular, on june 1, er, we are such a composition of the higher qualification commission formed and the higher qualifications commission has already actively started to fulfill its powers . this is a powerful quote by the former chairman of the supreme court vsevolod knyazev in an interview with the voice of america in february of this year . a blow to the judicial system

international provincial level . according to the media center of the judiciary, the arrest of the document forgery gang, who were infiltrating the judicial system, reported the existence of connections in the supreme court of the people who requested to influence their case, and the students of the gang forging the signatures of high officials. judici gent, the sign of the judiciary, registering the initial request of individuals in the secretariat of the judiciary and then changing it to the desired text through specialized software, usurping the title of university professor in the field of law, the headship of the law school of the most prestigious universities in the country, and obtaining the fatwa of some authorities to build trust, as well as at the time of the arrest of the members of this gang, illegal weapons and equipment and signs related to the freemasonry network were discovered. hello, dear viewers. good evening. the world appreciates the text of the message of the leader of the islamic revolution to this city , in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful. dear young people, i made the iranian nation happy with its victory. you found it, thank you seyyed ali khamenei ghahr

in the early part of the administration the supreme court heard a big case on affirmative action. the administration was really torn internallyut exactly where to go at that. ended up coming out in general support of the concept of affirmative action. but again it's kind of reactive, riley? [inaudible] where their empty promises with that? quickset is a good question. it was not really a campaign focused either brady campaign was a lot more general about this kind of good government kind of idea. it was not really a front and center campaign. you see that also in the way the electorate shapes out. carter it was quite popular in the south. it was a safe bet separate carter took the safe bet in the general election of not pushing it. great question. else. so i want to spend the rest of our time here really bringing down the legacy here and everyone see that i have a different motif for legacy. the thing is how we ink about presidential and weakness and i think that this is we this both in the reay kind of symbolic and superficial stuff like carter wearing jeans in, t we see this bot in the relay kind of symbolic and superficial

supreme court. that evidence, call logs, memos, internal strategy papers, and more from the desks of trump's most trustedone of the committee's evidence and shaped much of the public's understanding of his efforts to seize the second term he did not win. joining our conversation "the new york times" washington correspondent glenn thrush, former u.s. attorney joyce vance is with us. and former u.s. attorney glenn kirschner is with us. glenn thrush -- i love i have the two glenns, take us through the understanding of what will exactly happen tomorrow. >> well, from our understanding trump will fly down from bedminster, will arrive some time before this 4:00 date, and it will be actually very similar to what happened in miami. the question and we haven't really been able to get this answered is whether or not he'll even be subjected to the per fungtatory electronic fingerprinting done in miami. and as we were told in miami they have plenty of pictures of him. the question then becomes what will this magistrate do and what will be asked of this magistrate? interestingly enough in miami the magistrate goodman

in the early part of the administration the supreme court heard the case on affirmative action and the administration was really torn internally about exactly where to go without but the ended up coming out in general support of the concept of affirmative action. but again it'sre kind of reacti. yeah. >> did his campaign focus on civil rights? window broken promises or empty promises without? >> that's a goodd question. it wasn't really a campaign focused. either. for campaign was a lot more gentle about this kindde of good government kind of idea. yeah, itt wasn't really front ad center campaign. you sort of see that also in the way the electorate shakes out, carter was quite popular in the south. it was really like the safe bet carter was a safe bet in the general election in that sense. not pushing at that. great question. anyone else? so i want to spend the rest of our time really bringing down the legacy here,an everyone see that? i have a different motive for legacy. the first thing is that we think about presidential strength and weakness. and ihink we see this both in the really kind of symbolic and surficial stuff lik

supreme court, and details in the report this fall kirill branin. pavel rudakov and sergey valetov channel one. big sports festival in yekaterinburg and the internationall of university sports will open there tomorrow . delegation from almost a hundred countries more than 3,000 athletes from universities of belarus vietnam and indonesia china cuba tanzania sri lanka ecuador and not only will play about 200 sets, medals, competitive program, 14 disciplines. the guests have already settled in the sports village. some first came to russia with impressions. they shared with our correspondent andrey goldyrev. hundreds of participants, thousands of volunteers and organizers of 14 types of competitions - all this is an international festival of university sports. first foreign delegations. we have already arrived in yekaterinburg and i am happy to be here. it's great. we were warmly received, yekaterinburg indeed. very beautiful city. the organization of the event is top notch. we are very satisfied. we have been waiting for this moment, because for us for many. this first visit to russia is a dream come true. we have such a warm welcome to some international

international shipping. mergers and acquisitions kind of define a lot of their empires. so the idea that they d be totally separated from what is happening in the supreme court is not true. just because they didn't have a direct case. >> and david sokol used to work for warren buffett, he was seen as the heir a parent before he left. in act he gave a speech where he criticized president biden's student loan forgiveness program and said it would be overturned by the court. he was talking about ongoing cases that clarence thomas would decide on. >> and that was one of the first times we had seen one of the benefactors speaking directly to an ongoing supreme court case before there had been a decision. he was pontificating on the outcome. it was common legal commentary at the time, but we found that interesting. >> and neither the court nor justice thomasesnded to the latestorting, but i do want to rat he said in april. he said early in my tenure, i ught guidance from my lleagues and others and was advised that this sort of personal hospitality there close personal friends who did not have business before the court was not reportable. that was after the reporti

supreme court? >> it is overhead. you can't blame an individual federal judge for not opening her courtroom. >> meanwhile, we're seeing -- we have an understanding that trump's airplane is now arriving at newark international airport. so that's happening as we speak. you wrote that this is the most important criminal prosecution in american history. what did you mean by that? >> donald trump has been accused of trying to steal the last presidential election. that is the theory of this criminal case. and to me it implicates the most significant issues and commitments that a president should have to this country. it is about democratic self-governance and his apparent effort to interfere with that process. and i really can't think of a criminal case that could be aimed at sort of a higher purpose than one that is designed to ensure that we are still governing ourselves and that we aren't beholden to people who maybe want to stay in office, despite having lost an election. >> but trump would argue he truly believes what he has been saying about fraud, and so catherine, the legal team teased a delusion defense which would indicate he believed his own lies about the 2020 election and he's brought a lot of the c