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that summit is being held, carlos peres, professor of tropical conservation ecology at the university of easta. from sao paulo, we have jan rocha, a freelance journalist and writer. she has authored several books on brazil, including "murder in the rainforest." also in brazil bram ebus , journalist and research coordinator at amazon underworld, the collaborative investigation into the presence of criminal activities and armed groups in the region. welcome to you all. let's start with you, carlos. president lula de silva said that he has high hopes for this summit. he said that for the first time, we are going to have a common policy for the preservation of security and orders. how difficult is it going to be to reach consensus with all these nations taking part? to what extent will lula have to water down his expectations? guest: this is fairly unprecedented because the heads of state from all amazon countries, all nine amazon countries are going to be here. and brazil basically leads the way, in terms of the politics of forest conservation, but also in terms of the levels of forest degradati

hobble is currently in the hospital recovering from hot surgery a feel to do professor at the university of east in san diego. say's key of discredits is political. so i think with this clock down on the church, i can only imagine the people who are faithful to ukraine, hours of the chairs. you only can only come to see any ukraine they. they want to defend to darrow and screwed show. a sense for us. so the only thing that they can do in this very moment is to barricade themselves and 1st protest and to start to do try to stop ukrainian officials from, from taking their centuries from their position. so that's the only possible thing big now to send these are, these are pictures, words which would be in an imaginable for the 21st century and in europe. and in generally, this is uh, this is something that uh, in any normal circumstances. the way cute was kind of the, any kind of punches in the international community. is this uh, this religious uh, state standard reason, which is a presidency. today's ukraine. it would be come down to maybe to be stopped in the library and get our own santori. yo

that the meal logistic professor in medicine at the university of east anglia, in power. some problems works on a paycheck. a global health advisor and a global engagement lecture at the university college of london school. the pharmacy i am on by thoughts each while i get louder, consultants on infectious diseases and present emeritus of the 8th society of india . a warm welcome to each of you and knocks on it. if i could start with you straight to the bottom line, should we be, why do you think? well, i think this is certainly not the time to let our guard up, but it's important to stress that the overall risk globally is low. we're not in the same position as we were even in december 2022 at the i'm a crime wave. but not all countries are surveying as much as they can be. and we need to get that booster program rolling out. that is a more specific vaccine for this new variant of interest. so what i'm really concerned about are the, is the vulnerable population. we should certainly not let our guard down, but there is also not a reason for for panic as a w show has asses

a see all the do professor at the university of east in san diego says kia discredits this political authority with this class down on the trend of parts. and only imagine the people who are faithful to ukrainian or folks chairs, you only can only come to our senior grade. they want to defend to dear, on spiritual sense for us. so the only thing that they can do in this very moment is to barricade themselves and 1st protest and to start and to do try to stop ukrainian officials from, from taking dear sanctuaries from their position. so that's the only possible thing they can now to send these are, these are pictures which much would be in an imaginable for the 21st century and in europe. and in generally, this is uh, this is something that, in any normal circumstances in which you would kind of be any kind of punches in the international community. this is religious speech, terrorism, which is a presidency. today's ukraine. it would be come down to maybe to be stopped in the library and get her own santori. you can imagine like, what kind of national security that is and what kind of

somebody is being held kind of us pettus professor of tropical conservation ecology at the university of east anglia, from sao paulo. we have john russia, a freelance journalist, and writes as she's offered several books on brazil, including motor in the rain forest and also in belgium. as from a verse, lead journalist and research coordinator at amazon underworld, a collaborative investigation into the presence of criminal activities at the groups in the region. welcome to old. let's start with you. a call us president. let the silver said that he's got high hopes for this summit. he said that for the 1st time, we're going to have a common policy for the amazon for preservation security on board is. but how difficult it, is it going to be to reach consensus with all these nations taking part to what extent will lose that have to water down his expectations? well yeah, this is fairly unprecedented because the, the heads of states from all levels on countries below 900 century. so going to meet here. um in brazil, this be least the way of policy 7, the politics of course, contribution. but als

yeah. university of middle east institute for con, how late you'll do. thank you so much for your time. you things with hundreds of demonstrators took to the streets of japan and south korea to protest. wastewater discharged from the focus stream, a nuclear power plant, which tokyo began releasing on thursday. the. 6 the crowd of protesters can be seen holding banners and chanting slogans to save the pacific ocean. hundreds of lawmakers and party officials of the main opposition democratic party march to toward the presidential office, calling for japan to stop the water discharge later. and the party has strongly denounced tokyo staff and branding is an act of terrorism. you want to go to this time in order to save a few bucks. they are committing an act of terrorism, that harms the world's environment. and threatens to health or full global citizens must of this criminal activity. we must protect the clean ocean. the ocean of life must protect the livelihood of our fishermen and the south korean fisheries industry. if japan recklessly threatens the life

i'm now joined by you being a senior fellow at the russian studies center of the east china normal university and senior fellow or bishop hi, association of american studies. dr. you, it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you for having me here. now let me start with an issue that is very close to my heart on my home. this is a conflict in your brain. and uh, you are here in your article that these vast and b, or is of the russian chinese alliance, greatly exaggerated the beijing is taking a distinct, fully neutral position. but do you think the chinese of the americans define neutrality in similar terms? uh well uh no, i think the west uh, sees as a sort of like a allies making, at least, you know, and so elements over there. but this has the my opinion. ready that this final russian strategically relationship is by large a normal relationship is normal because is the result of the 2 extreme relationship that the child has the day. so union and the roster has gone. so i've gone through from the the, the honeymoon allies of the 1950s to the estimates of 30 years.

if you being a senior fellow at the russian study center of the east china normal university. i'm senior fellow edition high association of american studies. just to you just before i had called you all before the break, you were talking about the fact that this the necessity to make. 8 something dangerous out of china and perhaps to some extent out, the russian, all the countries rises up uh from the fact that china has been able to, you know, diligently learn the american lesson and to apply the best ways good to its own soil as list millions people are of people out of poverty. richard continues to do not only in china, but also and many other countries. walk would argue that the united states could do the same thing. i mean, like they're still the most powerful country in the world. and rather than trying to fight against history and sort of, you know, holding to this uh, escaping uh, uni polarity, they could, you know, use that and then they just position and, you know, go along with the slow. why do you think they're trying to buy a history rather than trying to harvest t

discuss that, i'm now joined by you being a senior fellow at the russian studies center of the east china normal university and senior fellow or bishop hi, association of american studies. dr. you, it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. so thank you for having me here. now let me start with an issue that is very close to my heart on my home. this is a conflict in ukraine. and you are here in your article that these vast and b, or is of the russian chinese, a lions greatly exaggerated the beijing is taking a distinct point, neutral position. but do you think the chinese and the americans define neutrality in similar terms as well? uh no, i think the west uh, sees as a sort of like a, a lines making, at least, you know, and so elements over there. but it has the my opinion. ready that the sign, no russian strategically relationship is by large. a normal relationship is normal because is the result of the 2 extreme relationship that the child has the day. and so even here in the roster has gone. so i've gone through from the the, the honeymoon allies of the 1950s to the enemies of 30 ye

from nationwide protests and russia says ukrainian opportunity has show the city of don't yet skin east and ukraine university buildings on the man in the russian control sits. he says, cluster munitions, i'll just say what kind of eric to the best toll from torrential rains in northern china has risen to 30 emergency services and have a problem. and so working through store power in some areas which have been cut off for days down poor from that type feed book survey has led to floods and lun slides . more than one and a half 1000000 people in the region. how many evacuated from their homes. while the heavy rain has affected thousands of heck tubs of farmland authorities in a loan, young province have evacuated 30000 residents from the area. they ventured in the province helicopters all being used to deliver supplies to people in trapped villages, altering show rains of battering, southern austria and the neighboring safina authorities say a month's reign full southern just 20 for our house. so the news, west flooding in decades is killed at least 3 people since done pose began on thursday. i'll repulse by s

the main islamic satellites and the islamic nature of iran, i want to make a method that is universal among the countries of the middle east , because they all have their own resistance range, i want to deal with it and we are progressing to syria. we have the opportunity to talk let's talk about haj qassem soleimani, the martyred commander of the quds force. what kind of image do the palestinian regime have of him and his actions ? nourzeid did not hesitate to help us through the irgc and they do not have others . martyr qassem soleimani . 9 was haj qasim soleimani, i have a short final question for you during your visit to iran, how did you see the letter from iran supporting the palestinian resistance , but it is not a new issue that we have seen up close the people of iran who love palestine and are ready to sacrifice for the nation. they are palestine, and the palestinian nation is not provided from above, that is, apart from the public shop of the leader of the revolution, the revolutionary guards and the ministry of foreign affairs, it is the desire of the people of iran, i am sure, but i will connect the nations to

bar on the pretty bulk one of russia's most, to renounce colors of the east, and a senior searcher with the peoples friendship, university of russia. expressing bye, thank you so much for your time. i'm happy to talk and answer your questions. and let's start with the concepts i mentioned pick up our which has given rise to many discussions and russia about what a civilization is and how it is different from a country that section. and then we have our just so we're working primarily with english speaking audiences. someone had a lot of trouble coming up with a good english word for some of with me, the problem because it can mean unique, unique, distinct, and exceptional. and what have you. so sufficient, what does that you go? another option? what's your understanding of this idea from up with the civilization self sufficiency? no is rooted within a particular characteristics who are totally into the control of the cultural and intellectual leads of the country. yeah, i thought certainly was which then and it kind of ripple effect of propagation across the rest of the book relation. when the city a new media position i

let's talk to may darwich, senior lecturer in the international relations of the middle east at the university of birmingham. thank you for coming out of the programme will solicit about first while this invitation has been extended. i while this invitation has been extended-— while this invitation has been extended. ~' . , ., extended. i think there are several reasons as — extended. i think there are several reasons as to _ extended. i think there are several reasons as to why _ extended. i think there are several reasons as to why the _ extended. i think there are several reasons as to why the uk - extended. i think there are several reasons as to why the uk might. extended. i think there are several l reasons as to why the uk might have invited mohammed bin salman to visit. one of which is related to the international situation following the ukraine war, but also related to covid—19 and brexit where the uk is now trying to seek new international partners, new cooperation and also looking for opportunities for investments at the very same time saudi arabia has a making large investments in

saudi arabia and the progress of relations between tehran and riyadh, and the researchers of east angelina university found after the investigations that the artificial intelligence-based chatbot in the united states favors the democrats, in the united kingdom, the labor party, and in brazil, the representative of the workers' party. before this , there were concerns about the political bias of elon musk, the owner of the original facebook company. technology experts have raised new chat models. artificial intelligence based winds better than humans, they give me wrong information is the title of a study that the university published two months ago . in gta, matam was asked to interpret the research from artificial intelligence. ten in correction and ten tweets containing wrong information about issues such as climate change and disease. 697 participants were shown to produce corona virus to give their opinion which one is true and which one is john sina animal blood who participated in this research trusted fake tweets that were produced by artificial intelligence 3% more than the masses produced by

educational institutions and possible and quick revolutions of educational institutions, let's say in the south , in the east, dozens of universitiesound themselves far outside the borders of their regions, last week i was in kherson on a working visit and met with the team of the kherson state university, they are now relegated to the prykarpatsky university named after ivano-frankivsk and this introductory campaign for them was extremely difficult risk of the main but at the same time they were able to attract a sufficient number of higher education applicants to the first year of the mykolaiv program the problem that i see is that recovery will take more than one year and at a short pace without real investments, we will not be able to do anything, of course we must support and maximally shape the reform of education in accordance with the law on education . employees, these are additional payments for the prestige of teaching work, these are real investments, and the activities of pedagogical universities, because without a military man, there is no doctor and without a teacher, it will be catastrophically difficult for us to r

enjoying bar on the pretty bulk one of fresh us most to renounce colors of the east as a senior searcher with the people's friendship. university of russia. by st. bye. thank you so much for your time when happy to talk and answer your questions. and let's start with the concepts i mentioned pick up of which has given rise to many discussions and russia about what a civilization is and how it is different from a country that section only just so we're working primarily with english speaking audiences from i've had a lot of trouble coming up with a good english word for some of with me because it's coming unique. me this thing, justin, exceptional. and what have you wouldn't have self sufficient. what does that you go in other option? what's your understanding of this idea from up with the civilization self sufficiency is rooted within the particular characteristics. we're totally in to look for the cultural and intellectual leads of the country. but yeah, i thought certainly was which then it kind of a ripple effect of propagation across the rest of the population. the shooting, you mean your position is less than bolt and high

ukraine this is stated in the study of the migration platform and hiv and the center of east european studies of the universityf warsaw, the intention to stay is particularly affected by employment , and here are all these statistics. in poland, two hundred refugees from ukraine were interviewed and compared those who plan to stay in the neighboring country for at least a year and those who want to return to ukraine, the average age of refugees who plan to stay in poland is 34 full years, and those who plan to return to ukraine are 38. according to a survey of ukrainians aged 18 to 25 , they intend to leave poland for at least a year longer. want to return to ukraine , 26% of people aged 26 to 35 want to stay longer in the neighboring country. instead , 36% of respondents among refugees between 36 and 45 years of age intend to return 48% of respondents intend to stay in poland instead 35 plan to to return ukrainians aged 45 and older want to stay only 5% of respondents 12 have a desire to return home let's discuss the numbers now about these research results let's talk with margarita sytnyk they are spokespeop

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i'm now joined by you being a senior fellow at the russian studies center of the east china normal university and senior fellow or bishop hi association of american studies. dr. you is great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you for having me here. now let me start with an issue that is very close to my heart on my home. this is a conflict in your brain and you are here in your article that these vast and be yours on the russian chinese. a lions greatly exaggerated the beijing is taking a distinct weight, neutral position. but do you think the chinese of the americans define neutrality in similar terms? well, uh, no. i think the west uh seas as a sort of like a allies making at least you know and so elements over there. but it has the most.

david wilson is a professor of biology at the university of sussex and also founder of the bumblebee conservation trust. he is here the town of ox field and east sussex. and eliza greens is a biology researcher at the university of nevada. she joins us from dallas, texas, and of course you can be part of this conversation. please send us any comments or questions, mia? our live youtube chat, to thank you to our guest so much for joining us for this important discussion. first establishing what this concern is the best guess from most scientists is that the rate of global insect decline is currently one to 2 percent a year. now. so the average person that may not sound quite like a crisis, but erica, why is it that many, a scientist would say this is an emergency? and that's quite a lot of reasons. one of them is that this, this figure is actually from not from a very short period of time. i think david would be, i'm telling you more about this same story. but what it is important is the ultimate is dominated by and 6, so a to, to said that described for now that is described for now using 6. so when we start losing these, we are losing essenti

stephanie: jamie dewitt, professor of pharmacology and toxicology at east carolina university, thank us with your expertise. >> thank you. ♪ geoff: it's now nearly 18 months since russia launched its full-scale invasion of ukraine. tens of thousands of people have died, as the brutal war grinds on. but even before the total invasion, this war has been going on for nearly a decade and nick schifrin speaks now with a journalist who's lived in ukraine for many years. >> in the last decade, it's become clear that ukraine's fate may very well help determine how the future is written. beginning in the 2013-2014 uprising that evicted a pro-russian leader and became known as the revolution of dignity, the subsequent russian land grab of crimea and annexation by moscow. then the kremlin provoked war in eastern ukraine and of course, more recently, the russian full scale invasion of ukraine. at stake throughout the modern idea that borders cannot be redrawn by force. the survival of democracy in the post-soviet space. and in ukraine's resistance, the changing face of warfare. few americans have

beginning of the conflict of the rush, i says you're training in no taylor's hipaa city of done yet in the east or university building caught fire because of the shelling but i should've pointed embarrassed, as keith used often, munitions, i'll just need to con, verify that claim. but using or starting cluster, munitions has been outlawed by more than a 100 countries. the us hasn't signed the time and it supplied keith with cluster of buttons last month. on a hush and went back to the scene and he's got this report. this is rather mis 5 hit the university building on saturday, saturday evening. you can see the station here. now, it seems when the miss on the 1st floor, the roof caught fire and then fire, extend it to the other wings of the vast building. and we can go further, but we'll try to go to the ground floor where there is also a clear picture of the impact of this missile i've talked yesterday and in doing yet. so this is the end for. and so what used to be the entrance, the offices are completely devastated. if we can see maybe inside this, according to the roof, is completely destroyed between the

a loss just as your training artillery has hit the city of dunn, you had scanned the east university building code on file because of the shelling that i should have pointed. man, it says, keep use cluster munitions. i'll just say to cannot verify that claim has been more fighting in so done with the republican palace and the capital call to coming under attack by the suit. and he's on me. the buildings being under the control of the pot of military rapids support forces since the beginning of the conflict. hundreds of people violated impact of started most of kashmir to protest against the sentencing and the rest of the former prime minister and went on con, no other major demonstrations been reported from elsewhere in the country as imprisonment has raised security concerns ahead of the elections. you later this year you have on last excess, has proposed cage fight with meta chief mark exec a bug will be streamed live on his social media platform ex family known as twitch . i added that all proceeds will go to a charity for veterans. facebook's pen and company meta has yet to respon

i'm now joined by you being senior fellow at the russian studies center of the east china normal university and senior fellow or bishop hi, association of american studies. dr. you, it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. so thank you for having me here. now let me start with an issue that is very close to my heart on my home. this is a conflict in your brain. and you are here in your article that these vast and experienced on the russian chinese a lions greatly exaggerated the beijing is taking a distinct, fully neutral position. but do you think the chinese of the americans define neutrality in similar terms? uh, well, uh, no. i think the west uh, sees as a sort of like a, a lines making at least, you know, and so elements over there. but this has the, my opinion. ready that this final russian strategically relationship is by large a normal relationship is normal because is the result of the 2 extreme relationship that the child has the days of junior and the roster has gone. so i've gone through uh from the, the, the honeymoon allies of the 1950s to the estimates of

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