us and the western powers. u. s. republican authority, politician richard black, virginia state senate to 2012 to 2020 a form ahead of us on a criminal load division at the pentagon. at a consistent clinic of us and u. k. foreign policy. and i remember colin powell in the united nations and he had been provided with a chest to which sort of a greenish material. people have said that to colin powell, he really didn't believe at the time that he was shaking this in front of the entire united nation 2 years later about golden speech. a blog on his wrinkled, the information, some of the information, not all of it, was wrong. do i regret it? took goals, hostilities and said to have ended on april and since 2003, when us troops took bank that on may the 1st of that. yeah. president bush, troy, i'm from the declared. the coalition is victory from the tank of the aircraft carrier, u. s. s abraham lincoln major combat operations in iraq of ended in the battle of iraq. the united states and our allies have prevailed. so to align anthem, show us invitation. aguilar sounds good bye. now we, we just sort of regarding these, le

it did not want the us government to be subject to the rulings of a court outside its jurisdiction. the senate finally voted to make the u. s. a signatory in 1987. which means if israel backed by all that us funding and political support is found guilty of a genocide in gaza, the american president could well be found complicit. the senator sponsored that piece of legislation in 1987 represented the state of delaware, jo by search as we might. we cannot find a single reference to that in the us mainstream media. but we'll keep looking see next time here at the listening post. being a journalist is a prison. i get to the heart of the story, amplified the voices of those who have been drowned out by the noises of war is my driving force is what pushes me to take risks. we're just going to try to take up as a safer position. reading the trying to find the words the truth. it's that challenge and the huge responsibility we keep one of the issues and decision makers in check . so the devastating human tossed up their decisions. the reason the soldiers base themselves in this house is because it's as the edges of the janine re

it did not want the us government to be subject to the rulings of a court outside its jurisdiction. the senate finally voted to make the u. s. a signatory in 1987, which means if israel backed by all of us funding and political support is found guilty of a genocide in gaza, the american president could well be found complicit. the senator sponsored that piece of legislation in 1987 represented the state of delaware, jo by search as we might. we cannot find a single reference to that in the us mainstream media. but we'll keep looking, seeing next time, here at the listing post. it has these rails on guys. it continues, we bring you the late. we are on the grounding, garza covering the ongoing is raising apartments and the suffering. the people's tools that we lost displacements and block of resources as well as district conditions here in and around the hospital and from the height is to refer me to the health data rate restrictions prevents freedom of rights to worship. tyler will continue our coverage of his route cabinet decisions, the campuses, and all the political parties west bank. we've seen the reporting on the m

it did not want the us government to be subject to the rulings of a court outside its jurisdiction. the senate finally voted to make the u. s. a signatory in 1987, which means if israel backed by all of us funding and political support is found guilty of a genocide in gaza, the american president could well be found complicit. the senator sponsored that piece of legislation in 1987 represented the state of delaware, jo, bite search as we might, we cannot find a single reference to that in the us mainstream media. but we'll keep looking see next time here at the listening post. the latest news as it breaks, they've actually came to the civilian medical facility in what seems to be a target to assess the nation with detailed coverage. this is not the only school that has been targeted schools in the cause of ship are not only schools, there shelters and graveyards and fearless journalism. allegations of georgia has increased steering as well as will in garza from be things to withholding medication. neos ring far as some of the world's oldest, but they are no match for the density fires increasingly with through them in th

it did not want the us government to be subject to the rulings of a court outside its jurisdiction. the senate finally voted to make the u. s. a signatory in 1987. which means if israel backed by all that us funding and political support is found guilty of a genocide in gaza, the american president could well be found complicit. the senator sponsored that piece of legislation in 1987 represented the state of delaware, jo by search as we might. we cannot find a single reference to that in the us mainstream media. but we'll keep looking see, next time here at the listing, most unique perspective, i want to be but don't want to talk even if i'm not reporting, i want to leave this and it was really helpful. my things thoughtful this coverage and there's no reason to target the journal on hers voices, and i'm part of the communications on please connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere be that women are delivering, they being in the shelters in the rubble of their own hugs, and this is unacceptable. the stream on out just the or as an unsettled type of 1st takes on the biggest phase of clo

use. well, this way in the u. s. senate pos to bill to send billions of dollars more to kids, but it still has to pay the house of representatives. president biden has said the failure to approve the legislation which pay rights and does not admit pigeons hands for my pentagram scared to alice. my calendar if believes that there is a direct link between this new revealed russian space dried on the funds, waiting to be sent to keith as well. i think it's actually more political than it. it's actual actual fact. well, i think that's the whole point. it is to alarm and insight people to action and to show, once again that russia is the bad guy. and to go ahead and pass this because they're narrative by the ukranian supporters is that if you don't stop russia and ukraine, they're going to take over all of europe. and we've heard explicitly from mr putting himself, but that's not in his intention, in effect. his actions to date have not indicated that this is an attempt to, to create a historical moment to pass this legislation.

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u. n. the last 2 quote 2 more to help him crane and it's fight against russia. the us senate remains divided on releasing more funds. what's expected from the meeting chief, political editor, michelle, a customer has more as well the germans. honda is arriving in the very vall is how we care in domestic politics that is increasingly spilling out into the world, having a direct effect potentially on ukraine. and that's a full side for our souls. is concerned about what is he you part is all concerned about. he was very happy that he was able to present as the in time 8 success from the european and having secured the 50000000000 years worth of funding from europeans. but at the united states was the biggest, an assistant to ukraine in this fight against the rest of the key. militarily, there germany is the 2nd largest. so you have the 1st and 2nd largest ally in the military times, fitting down today and working out on how to best help ukraine more into the future with the us. experiencing that political domestic squeeze. that comes as a direct order from donald trump, who is

the us senate has been divided on releasing more funds. a u. s. presidential biden has rejected findings of a report that implied his ability to recall. personal events was impaired, saying his memory is fine. the report was by a special council looking into whether biden will fully mishandled classified information, while a private citizen, it concluded no criminal charges are warranted. the u. s. supreme court has signaled that it would reject and attempt to remove donald trump. from the 2024 presidential ballot justices appeared skeptical during a hearing over a colorado supreme court ruling that foreign trump from the states primary after finding he engaged in insurrection on january 6th, 2021. it, it's on clear when the court will issue it's rolling. so i, you say that well now to a matchmaker of sorts who towers above the rest, a frenchman has won a place and again, this world records for building a replica of the eiffel tower with match sticks. now richard plod spent 8 years and used 700000 match sticks to build the model, which is over

u and the us to do to help ukraine. it's fight against russia's invasion us senate, so it remains divided. i'm releasing more funds. last week, the you approved a 50000000000 dollar a package for ukraine following months. a rank like chancellor shelves appeals to lawmakers in congress to put that differences aside. this of the developments that we're currently observing in the us senate are a positive sign. we hope a decision will be made soon. so i don't want to speculate on how long it will take any stick with young. it may take a few more attempts, but it would be good if a decision came soon. fight to yvonne. this is about sending a big important and clear message to the russian presidents. and it's about active help for ukraine to get it for critical cutting. so what can we expect from that discussions on you cry. age to ukraine? asked that chief political every cent mckayla guzman, who's traveling with the gentleman, chancellor. i guess what i saw was speaking the officer. he's already met members of congress from both sides. and it just phyllis straits and how much of an affects the uh, in the american debat

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of the shelves gave a brief statements in which he adds the e u and us to do more to help you claim let's find against russia. the us senate remains divided on releasing more funds. and last week, the you approved a 50000000000 euro a package, the price, after months of rounding. nobody's chief political edison mckayla kristen is traveling not with the gentleman chancellor. a welcome to hire a few crane. i said to be the focus of this meeting. what can we expect to come onto this? it is, well, we will expect it says here the renaissance, her soul says and enjoyed press conference off the words that once again is discussing with us to buy it and how they can make progress. that means how they can create some kind of consistency in the family, meaning to support that in a crane so desperately. what needs to need to meet behind me in the white house, that's the largest and the 2nd largest military supported of ukraine meeting respectively, the largest, of course, my own, the united states. and with, as he mentioned that the bill, so soft, spring code words and potentially taking several rounds of the base and discussing what

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western powers. us republican party politician, which had black virginia state senate to 2012 to 2020 a form ahead of us on a criminal load division at the pentagon. a consistent critic of us and u. k. foreign policy. and i remember colin powell in the united nations and he had been provided with a chest to with sure that greenish material people have said that to call and pal he really didn't believe at the time that he was shaking this in front of the entire united nations the 2 years later about gold and speech, a blog on his wrinkled, the information, some of the information, not all of it was wrong. do i regret it? of goals hosted of jesus said to have ended on april and since 2003, when us troops to baghdad on may, the 1st of that. yeah. president bush triumphantly declared dakota nations victory from the deck of the aircraft carrier, u. s. s. abraham lincoln major combat operations in iraq of ended in the battle of iraq. the united states and our allies have prevailed. settlement in some show us of which there's no good, i sounds good bye. now. we're going to sort of the garden is let me ask you a little bit off the vision you it was now a young man. yeah. it was. is that

use board is the latest on that ongoing issue of migration and europe. jack packed in brussels. as a reminder about top story, this allen the u. s. senate as positive for an a bill that includes some $60000000000.00 and additional funding for ukraine. it now goes to the republican controlled house of representatives by faces an uncertain future of next saving africa's icon excel bump traits. my bank as well and on your christmas begin and we'll have your own use. next balance by the depot africa have some good ideas for sustainability. cape, i'm coming. come around on down the latest innovation. he travels across the country for deep do you need to celebrate or live? to talk to inventors and promote sustainable development. africa. next on d, w. tackling the task with passion, maneuvering biggie loves everything about head jones behind the wheel with a truck at each. she is seen all of us. she wishes that one more women and have profession the in 60 minutes on d w. the news of the truth, this time excel jim, is turned into our meet the voices of a free turkey alter as the ad $160.00 into exile. i knew the police would search my house. c

u. s. and the you to quote 2 more to help you crane and it's fight against russia. the us senate remains divided on releasing more funds. last week the you approved a 50000000008 package for ukraine. after months of rivaling chief political editor of the head of the governor as standing by. so 8 for ukraine is going to be the focus of this meeting. what can we expect in regard to that of all the german towns that is arriving in a very volatile week here in domestic politics that is increasingly spilling out into the world, having a direct effect potentially on ukraine. and that's, of course, what for our souls is concerned about. what is he you partners are concerned about . he was very happy that he was able to present as the in time 8 success from the european and having secured the 50000000000 years worth of funding from europeans. but at the united states was the biggest, an assistant to ukraine in this fight against the rest of the key. militarily, there germany is the 2nd largest. so you have the 1st and 2nd largest ally in the military times fitting down today and working

u. s. has continued to enable and every in every way, i mean, just 2 days ago, the us senate passed, you know, if 14000000000 dollar aid package to israel. now it still needs to go through the house, but that should tell you a lot. in spite of the ruling of genocide, this is where we are. rather when you look at the post october the 7th through then you don't get a sense of these right? it really have a sense of clarity about how to move forward me to town really oh, politically. because people are wondering why would these, why it is this side now to go for an offensive in rough, like when everything got it is a stick. the typically the talks which are behind closed doors to try to secure a political deal that would pay the way for these rarely captive to be reduced. yeah, i think what we're seeing here is a very delicate balancing act. boy, that's in yahoo because and he does have, i want to challenge this user. there is no pressure from the bottom inspection. i think i was extremely one sided interpretation that is pressure from the bite of ministration. it is a moment launch the behind cl

u approved a 50000000000, a package, a full ukraine following months of wrangling chance to appeal to lawmakers in congress to put the differences aside. this of the developments they were currently observing in the us senate are a positive sign. we hope a decision will be made soon, so we just don't want to speculate on how long it will take to stick with young. it may take a few more attempts, but it would be good if a decision came soon. if it's a fight to bundle, this is about sending a big, important and clear message to the russian presidential system, and it's about active help for ukraine to get a feel free to go cutting. all our chief political advertising mikaela customer joins us from washington. welcome mckayla, aid for ukraine then said to be the focus of this meeting, what can we expect to come out of this? i guess what i saw was speaking the officer. he's already met members of congress from both sides and it just phyllis straits and how much of an affects the uh, in the american debates on political info. i think this potentially going to have on the stability of europe. and that's what germantown, so what i sold is very concerned about. that's also what the us president is concerned about.

us senate had it before the slow that happened month of political discussions between democrats, between republic, and there is a growing division also within the republican party of, of the role that the u. s. a wants to play abroad. this was priced by both democrats and republicans in the senate where this bill was passed with age for israel, for taiwan, and also a for a ukraine, said majority leader, chuck schumer, from the democrats. he said the senate to class that american leadership will not waive a will not false or will not fail. this is not just a win for the democrats, but also for the republicans. there is mitch mcconnell from the republicans who has been pushing and who has been making aid for a ukraine also has top priority. also considering that there is and not everyone within the republican party also wants to support a you just said. the important thing now is what will happen in the house of representatives? we have the speaker from the republicans to mike, a johnson cost adults on this. what is visible actually passed because there's nothing sad on a tougher immigration laws, any of the us in this new package that needs that. that is not even clear if the house will v

u. s. senate remains divided on releasing more funds . last week, the you approved a 50000000000 euro, a package for ukraine. after months of frankly use washington bureau chief and as pul paid for looking at some of schultz his previous visits to the white house and were german american relations could be heading in the future. when you as presidential biden and german chancellor or not shots, meat and washington, the stakes can hardly be higher. the danger of the conflict in the middle east escalating into a conflagration seems to be increasing every day. the russian aggression against 2 grain shows no sign of stopping a fight in coal salts when he wants to talk to europe, particularly on the 2 big crises. ukraine and the middle east. soul just helped get a 50000000000 euro aid package for key for cross the political finishing line as an e. u summit in brussels. and just like the united states, germany is the one see at israel side. the you as president and the german chancellor will come together to reaffirm their strong support for ukraine. renewed off shots will be meeting joe biden here in the oval office right behind me. he will

u. k. and the us on what they call extremist as relates settlers. all the us senate has pos, the $95000000000.00 a package for ukraine, israel and taiwan. it's now been sent to the republican controlled house of representatives where it has long faced opposition. the bill had stalled for months with republicans demanding for an a be tied to enhanced border security measures. $14000000000.00 in military aid for israel is included in that bill. we have our white house correspondent, kimberly how it cut was joining us to discuss this bill or what happens next when it gets to the house. kimberly is. yeah. well, according to the white house press secretary who just talked about this has a lot of frustration here at the white house. because the concern is, is that it is dead on arrival when it gets to the house of representatives. and that is despite the efforts of the president in so many here at the white house, to try and convince of republicans in the republican controlled house of representatives to work with democrats, to try and get something that is sort of a worka

of anger erupt, thing on the streets of senate, goal of the nation president announces the upcoming election to elect a new leader. it's postponed as more of us on u. k. bottoms rain down on given the who with these war and it'll only boost hatred towards the west to send to the ukrainian rights while president zaleski confirms this country needs a reset with a new armed forces commander in chief is top general, refuses to step aside him at a high profile spot between the 2, the archibald headlines are coming in fast on this monday is when i went to bmw here at most, going straight to top storage because i know west i forgot kicks it off with a violent scenes on the streets of center go down the rest or up to one police crashed with protesters who would be demonstrating over news that this month's presidential election had been postponed. i mean, it's all of it is all to use not of work on the only thing with me to say is that a government stripping away the rights of citizens is typical. we have the president decided to announce the postponement of the presidential eviction which was scheduled on the 25th of february protests off courtesy rocking

u. s. as in the process of trying to improve another $61000000000.00 in support to the country. southern voice they're concerned about this approach, hoping to prolong the war. one us senator called ukraine, quote, america's new animal is more and warned that the united states, as quote heading down the same path that mired us in middle eastern conflicts for over 2 decades. what do you make of that? that the funding of crating to this extent and this, and this approach to funding only allows ukraine to keep the war going. and i see, i see this as the logical because you bring the blood stats. these wor, usually the biggest obstacles abuse is what you're gonna put you and haven't decrypted. so uh, is if uh, in a situation with those american military supports, the water would store because what you would just simply stop it taking you. great . so this is not codes going to go. it's not like you for the gas stoves supplying your brain with weapons, then suddenly decides to stoke is invasion because, oh no, they don't get the weapons. you know, i'm not going to take your brain anymore because before 2022, a supplies of weapons through your brain or the so called lisa beads we

, has never followed up with.even u the informant, even used the phrase the big guysed befoe the laptop even went public. i guess the source thes were pry good. senator chuck grassley announces yd that two separateet justice department field offices in new yore krk and and pittsburgh found no hits to known source ps of russian disinformation. and right before hunter's depositionand ri with house investigators, this arrest is made giving democrats their fall guy and an excuse to call the entire impeachment russian disinformation. cia mouthpieces are all over msnbc today, claimins g the 5151 letter signing intel guys were right. hunter's laptop was russianrigh disinformation. >>t. those 50 one former intelligence officials, they paid a steep price for signing that letter. the republicans said this was election interference. ogus this was a bogus attempt to suppress a legitimate story . >> and as it turns out,righ they were right. they've been proven correct. tw know in the sense that we now know that russian intelligence, at least according to thements statements of this informant, bolstered somewhatof by this indictment, we're feeding him information,

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u us senate announces bipartisan agreement to provide $18 billion dollars in aid to this allies, most importantly the israeli regime, multi-billion dollar deal will provide some 14.1 billion dollars in military aid to tel aviv and 2.44 billion dollars to address security in the red sea. the yemini deputy foreign minister says the country will continue its support for palestine despite attacks by the us and britain. hussein al-ezley says yemanny armed forces respond to attacks on the country's soil, he also says such attacks are aimed at protecting israel, and multiple political factions in iraq are demanding the withdraw of us forces from the country's territory, factions say, this is in line with parliamentary ratification that called on all foreign forces to leave iraq. assalamu alaikum, peace be upon you and welcome to ryan islam, the show where we look at current affairs through an islamic lens. each week we evaluate a trending new story and we break it down from an islamic perspective. millions of people in iran and across the world are celebrating the 45th anniversary of the vic

so it's out for guys urge the u. when's international court of justice to consider whether the offensive breaches international know the us senate says approved a $95000000000.00 aid package, more than half of which would go to ukraine. the funding is aimed at to help keep restock defenses as it enters. it's the 3rd year of war. the bill now goes to the republican allowed, has a represent, enters it's 3rd year of war. the bill now goes to the republican lad, has a representative where it's likely to face opposition. the pakistan muslim league of former prime minister now was sure refund, the pakistan people's party, have agreed to join forces to form a government. the move appears to end the visions of former prime minister in front of cons, p t. i partridge, to form a government you're watching dw news from berlin. you can get more on our website at dw dot com. the in the us senate approves a $95000000000.00 international aid package. the lion's share of that is the ukraine to result is depleted munition supplies. now this deal is backed by 22 senate republicans, but the speaker of the more politically voltaggio house of repres