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the u. s. provided security guarantees, but something is shifting. the us and china are buying for global influence. also here in the gulf. now the leaders of saudi arabia and the u, a. e, all right across roads. so how are they pushing for power and the changing world? let's map it out, the nothing screams confidence more than shiny mega projects like these shown here in p. r. videos. the lines, a futuristic linear city powered by renewable energy that is designed to stretch a 170 kilometers along saudi arabia's red sea coast. or i'll death for a near the united arab emirates capitol, abu dhabi touted as the world's largest single site solar plant, to understand what's going on in the gulf states. we're focusing on these 2 economic power houses, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. it's oil that made this kind of life possible here. it's made these 2 authoritarian monarchies wealthy and it's help the goals become a hub for global trade up to 30 percent of the world's trade in oil pass

the u. a. e. even hosted the most recent un climate conference, but neither country is actually quitting oil. in fact, they've been increasing oil and gas production and exploration. they are in loans of the countries in the world for, for whom the, the, the production of ford is the cheapest in the world. so they whole been, especially these are the ramp out to state what they say the last month spending. so that the last month, the last producers of oil in the, in the world. and they found new customers for, in china and india have replaced for us as tough buyers of gulf crude oil, their economic pivot to asia and towards the so called global south. also gets rid of another heading. human rights are a key issues that has come up time and again and meetings with western meters. china, on the other hand, has what it calls a non interference policy on other countries, internal affairs. it basically means don't ask, don't tell when it comes to rights abuses. to involve china. it develops friendly re

the u. k. up stain getting all 3 votes. russia upstate and in october, the un security council has 10 elected members. and 5 permanent members who viewed the 2 pallets the u. s. u. k, from russia and china were chosen as the permanent 5 after world war 2. for the to adopt a resolution. at least 9 volts are required in favor and no re toes by any of the permanent members. the u. s. has rejections for kohls, for the sci fi and casa, is raising questions about the uni lax republic of these countries. as long as the security concept is better lies and vito's cost it, then it is costing the palestinian people that lives. there is no way except a ceasefire to be put in place. and even i said to the best of the united states, that there is nothing that can prevent you. if you have cloud over is that i have a uni laptop sees fly up, put in place for as long as you want. you don't need a resolution in the security council as well as well. and gaza has getting more than 30000 palestinians in the past. 5

the u. s as vetoed all 3 resolution and something new and security council cooling for us. the spot in the concept that since is well launched, it's war in october. so is washington miss using its veto power and also the counselors voting system need to change? this is inside story, the to hello, welcome to the program. i'm adrian. second 5 months of is really strikes on guns. and the united nations has failed to adopt a resolution calling for a 6 file. 3 votes have been held up a security council, but the united states has been to the old view and secretary general and 20 vitality as describe the veto as an instrument that's paralyzed the council from taking action on the strip. that's a sentiment the palestine signed by, so that's the u. n has also voice saying that american vito's of costs the palestinians, the lives the u. s. is one of the only 5 permanent members that can veto resolutions and it's accused of misusing it. is use of the fee to a hindrance to decision making in the un secu

and he has, as you have observed, the u. k. together with the u. s. have refused to, of knowledge of russia, sensibilities or its ability to, you know, defend whether it's the deems to be it's strategic interest. what exactly do they fail to see the, the rest of the concerns which were numerous, we voice on the troops that the russia has assembled, had assembled on the border in 2021. you know, we, we had the experience some to you guys night with the wood, georgia that was in it posted by somebody kind of some circumstances. i mean, you know, some of the, the, in the west we should be looking for the piece of the claim that, that is more plus person that is more integrated with the claim to come in. so on the side for i don't think they think slicing person is consistent, but i did take the when and but she was so kind of basically the opposed a site expansion. that's nothing new news with no advice for whether it was the case. and we continue to push the sign. i think it, you know, if they agree here at some point i agree this year or maybe next yea

now the u. k. courts have invited the united states to issue assurance that the board and the administrator and should not issue assurances. they should drop the same full case, but should never have been brought to we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy. the, according to the route in the us, has to provide assurances on 3 conditions. one of those is the size can rely on the math and concentration which protects freedom speech. the final date for the us agreed to those conditions is the 20th of may. zoning, says that if washington fails to abide by the time of the u. k will grant the assad leaves a few without a further hearing. we spoke with equitable former counsel in the u. k. who shared his thoughts on the court ruling. i was facing the close to to gave the fence the opportunity to $4040.00 appeal on every route that they were not to appeal is to be, be saw that it today specifically the code of 6 points on the 9th. so instead of the defens

u. k. so my question is, why are they not now doing that on israel to? well, i think that the best on that is the you have to ask the americans about how the discussions are ongoing. as you know, there is a simple pot to this and a complicated part to this. the simple part that i speak to is that the identity and the suffering and the loss of life in gaza is unconscionable that of the scale of the loss. and it is, is that there's a simple humanitarian principle, just as it's important to say, there was a simple humanitarian principle. what happened on october, the 7th is unconscionable that as a humanitarian agency, we stand full square behind the idea that the suffering of civilians is never justified. that's the simple pop, the complicated part, as you know extremely well from the region, is that history and politics is bound up with the suffering of the palestinian people. and the political solution is, has a matter of complexities to it. i think that if you ask the american, the amer

the u. s. has rejections for coals for the sci fi and casa, is raising questions about the uni lax republic of these countries. as long as the security concept is better lies in vito's, cast it, then it is costing the palestinian people that lives. there is no way except a ceasefire to be put in place. and even i said to them best that of the united states, that there is nothing that can prevent you. if you have cloud over is that i have a uni laptops, sees fly up, put in place for as long as you want. you don't need a resolution in the security council as well as well. and gaza has getting more than 30000 palestinians in the past 5 months. left to this is really a strikes i'm from the patients have displaced most of it's 2400000 people. and they have liquor, if any access to food, water medicine and shipped to the world health organization is born in of famine and outbreaks of disease. but despite the growing humanitarian crisis, do you want security council has failed to unite on calling for

the u. s. military is actively recruiting fighters from jihad his groups affiliated with the islamic states and now tied to, to carry out terrorist acts in russia. and the c, i. s particular attention is paid to attracting natives of the russian north. cool, cuz this i'm central asia. we are witnessing the final loss of any moral principles in the united states. security forces obsessed with the insane idea of exciting when 18, russia, washington strategists, consider it acceptable to directly use terrorists for that route and see purposes subtractions. put washington on a par with the largest international terrorist groups. i say it's, it's carrying terrier all shop many different puppets, but at the end of the day, only one master, as i say, is all growing of the e u that ukraine could evolve into a hub for radicalism to spread just this past monday. the slow black interior minister revealed in 2022 a terrorist associated with this amik state, a man from touching cust on who held ukrainian

in slovakia, the country's prime minister has lost so to the u. k. basset, to the soft of the zipper. lot criticize the slow about government for not supporting west position regarding ukraine, nor towing the e u and they to men but narrative. i was also shocked by the way, the british ambassador to the slovak republic nigel baker spoke about the policy of the slow back government. imagine if our ambassador were to speak in london about the british government's policy and the british prime minister. i am amazed at the ambassador is surprised by my comments that the west does not support peace in ukraine. perhaps it would be better if he explained to the citizens of the u. k. the role played by former british prime minister boris johnson, shortly after the start of the war and ukraine. the influence of the ukrainian political leadership, not to sign the peace treaty with russia, which guaranteed ukraine and he, you perspective and military neutrality. well the you can master the stages, the western countries world peace in ukraine, but claims slova

and e u countries. but all taken trip to rachel miles and now questions whether any physical alaska, enough for presidents or landscape. a straight up begging for weapons hasn't really produce the desired results. so now the ones case switching up, and if the lation tactics telling the west or you just goes down there and take it like some kind of woods from russian and iranian drones. or are you going to fight like a real man? because the lensky says that he's just tired of waiting around to get all the weapons he needs for victory, implying there's the wes fault that rushes winning. all that's needed is just a few more weapons. even though in that lead to intercepted audio of senior german move twice, officers talking about sending long range tours missiles to ukraine. and also who came to the conclusion that there are 2 interesting targets the bridge in the east and the ammunition depos above the bridge. and the east is hard to reach, it's a rather small target, but the torres can do it. they had to

today protests are being held all around the world against the u. k. u. s. u nation of genocide in palestine up to tens of thousands, mostly women and children have been killed by nature, a nation weapons. it comes up to the fatal demonstration of one u. s. f. for the soldier this week are in bushnell. he set himself on fire outside washington's is really embassy shouting free, palestine with his dying breath says he's ready. security and the gunners him all. this is joe biden, but just more billions of dollars from the usa to israel to carry out the genocide . one journalist who tries to hold us to account inside our cab, washington bureau chief of our codes newspaper. he joins me now from washington, dc. thank you so much site for coming on the show, millions demonstrating as i said, all around the world today i against this war in palestine.

that's it for the show . continued condolences to those bree by the u. k. u. s. u, i'm bonding in dallas and i'm living in human, syria and iraq. we will be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch by one of my social media . if it's not sensitive, we will country and i to our child going on the ground tv on rumbled, i'll come, don't you? new and old episodes of going undergrad. so you said the the hello and welcome to across the board. here we discuss the wheel in the germany is preparing for will with the rush claims, one of the most guys, top security officials, it follows a leak from berlin. all the secret and electrical parts of the job and defense minutes to break his silence on the ring. capital which is part of an information for the putting is waging. there is no doubt at all. it is a hybrid attack of this information. often you praying in full to is all pushed out of the strategic 15 of optical by russian troops. all correspondents, thanks to local, to recount that will do the green and forces come see they're told those who st

this strategy is pretty new for saudi arabia and the u. a. e. for decades they were very focused on the us as their main partner. basically ever since oil was discovered in the gulf and the 20th century. just look at dubai . this is what it looked like over 50 years ago. and this is what it looks like now. it's a similar story and saudi arabia, it's the last oil reserves, completely transformed the whole gulf region. and the us was a key partner during that time. for decades, the 2 sides had an unofficial agreement, oil for security, that cheap oil prices and dollars fuel the booming us economy in return, the us provided security guarantees. security guarantees matter when your main arrival is just next door. iran, especially saudi arabia and iran, had historically both pushed to be the main regional power, the gulf states and iran adhere to 2 different branches of as long. sony and she is a rivalry, is not just a, i mean it's not just like a political one. it's a diplomatic one, it's an economic one. it's a, it's a religious one. denies fundy a

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that's a pretty serious charge. staying with u. k. politics though, the leaders of both major u. k. policies of the conservatives and labor all reported to be considering binding m. p. 's from participating in gauging with groups like the policy ending solidarity campaign. uh, this is a report that they've just had on this, which sort of talks about maybe rolling back to the engage and why all they trying to do that. what are they trying to achieve? and do you think that they'll be successful? and that may be the 1st to tell you and like you and your program be the 1st the unit. there is no absolutely power that will stop me from engaging with any legal, british, political or campaigning organization. so if they imagine that they are going to pass on law, which will proscribe the activities of an elected member of parliament like me, well, they've been to prepare the dungeon. not because i simply will not be bound by any such law. i am very conscious of the political privilege that i have probably meant very privilege that i have. i am a free man. ready elected by. ready a free p

as the u. k. australia, canada, and phones also continuing supplies. they include aircraft massage times technology and munition, including components for the s 35 cell phone, the use to attack gaza. but several countries have decided to stop supplying almost as well. they include the netherlands, belgy, japan, italy, and spain. well as well, has enjoyed strong support from some countries in the e. u, it's folding, policy chief has voiced his opposition to more um sales. how many times have you heard the most plumbing to lead us on for a minute to or 100 will say to many people are being killed by them. by the head. this is too much on the top is not proportional. well, if you believe that many people are being killed, maybe you should provide less arms to know that to prevent so many people being killed. so that's the, his accused israel of genocide at the international court of justice. but it could take years before any, but it just reached human rights. legal exports, bone that's sending we

that's it for the show. continued condolences to those bree by the u. k. u. s. u, i'm bonding in dallas and i'm living in human, syria and iraq. we will be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch, why will i social media? if it's not sensitive, we will country and i to our child going underground tv on rumbled i'll come, don't you? new and old episodes of going undergrad. so you said the the high acceptance and i'm going to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different opinions that he won't get anywhere else to give it please. or do you have the state department to see i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporate sions. choose your fax for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do, don't want myself to stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way and say hello and welcome to across the full board. here we discussed some re

now the u. s. conduct immediately put an end to the war 2 that came into the slot, the genocide by just not providing isn't done with the weapons and with the findings and with my daughter a blank check in on that to kathy, i'll talk to his lunch. is good. that immediately go to the food into guys, up by the, through the land clustering points by bringing in her hands to open. that's i have cut them up with some of them that are trusting points that go down built in the food and prevented the started ration, but they use of food on medicine and supplies as a means of killing people. lots of things, the u. s. good them. instead, it's managed to a boat to be to 7 or the previous was your lucian, one after the other, the in order to buy as many times in order to avoid any kind of resolution that would in any way and be, is that genocide done that on page, and that is to blame, others like the sizing, the situation, the u. s. has always used for you and was own, it should be in order to maintain it

now the u. k. courts have invited the united states to issue assurances, the fight and the administrator and should not issue assurances. they should drop the same full case but should never have been brought to. we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy according to the ruling, the us has to provide assurances on 3 conditions. one of those that the sancha can rely on the american constitutional amendment protecting freedom of speech, or the final date for the us to agree to those conditions of the 20th of may have a ruling says that if washington would fail to abide by the terms the u k will grab the sondra leave to appeal without a further hearing. assign has been held in britain's bel mazda, a maximum security prison since 2019 after been evicted from the for, during an embassy where he had been, hold up, savings, 2012. but we can install those wanted by washington on the 18 the espionage charges over the largest leak of classified information.

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and that's it for the show. continued condolences to those bree by the u. k. u. s. u, i'm bombing in palestine 11 in yemen, syria and iraq. we'll be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch my last social media. if it's not sense in your country and have to watch, i don't going underground tv on mobile, don't. com. and watching, you know, the upsets of going underground fees at the show. they just don't have to shape out if it comes to after care and engagement because the trail when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground, the, the, the, the, the full, you estimate abrams tank is destroyed by russian troops while the british challenge of time donates. do you guys get stuck in the most insane you and it's all captured by a british media outlets. and the tank is just sunk in, slit in an out their way to for recovery day and do you agree live so low? the give citizenship to non muslim for national, leading from i've got it's done bundles ash and focused on presence of consent among lovely minorities and does

now, as if a new can, you've advised the u. s. government governments in the past on military, on legal issues the say go, i believe you have to this definitive and why don't you think that the us government is doing the necessary assessments here as well. but the answers may be inconvenient for the policy director from the white house the, the person united states has not signaled that yet, but he is open to the conditioning aid or enforcing the conditions already built into the law of respect to arms transfers or us military assistance, so that's an overarching reason. i will say just bureaucratically to use carmen's not to do this work. and this that means for a systematic fashion. it's frankly embarrassing that organizations like sarah is or is i just like mc international and our news organization to do an open source research are doing a better job at analyzing the kind of go studies in gaza and the use of us weapons in the us government seems to be doing. yeah, yeah, i mean you're saying that it could be inconvenient and

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the hoodies have been attacking vessels off the end of the coast since november the u. s. and u. k. of launched airstrikes on so with the targets in retaliation, the milton group had bowed to continue a tax in the shipping lane until israel and it's offensive in gaza. earlier this month, 3 crew members were killed when their ship was hit in a hoot the strike. well, 100 yuk of schindler is the senior director of the counter extremism project here in berlin. we asked him how trying to, and russia managed to negotiate a deal with the who these who continue to target the vessels of western countries. right. clearly and obviously iran as plays a major role in yeah, iran is a major sponsor rupees. it is also very close to china and russia increasingly so over the last couple of years because of breast and pressure. and so my best guess, without being involved in these negotiations, is that they've been through the main root both countries. of course, having an interest to keep the shipping boats open russia to get an edge out and trying to get it's um, merchandise into europe. the problem

want to take you now to the u. k. francis kate is speaking, take a listen, did not call for a ceasefire without condition, which is i believe what many of the members were looking for. i'm also thinking of all phase who's lives in effect cancer. everyone facing this disease and we'll just have a phone. please do not lose face or height. you want me to learn. all right, so we just heard right there this story just breaking the purchase of wells. they are talking saying that she is in the early stages of treatment after cancer, it was found in to us. let me ask my producer, where are we going to up with the story? all right, we're going to try to get more information for that as it comes in. but again, just to let you know we've got breaking news. the princess of wells saying that she is in the early stages of treatment after cancer was found in tests, are now to you, great. where authorities say that they have suffered the largest attack on the countries energy infrastructure since the war began. present about them is

u. s. veto a previous such initiatives. also on the program explosions to shake the ukrainian capital, the assess rush of launches that saw just to me silent top, full weeks. and it's kind of retaliation for you. craig, an arrow tax on precious port and usually it is maintained brussels of boosting supplies to ukraine. the warning, gaza securing your defenses all on to protect the and from gal. welcome to the program. united states as circulated, a draft un security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire linked to the release of hostages in the gaza strip of businesses route for pass for the military action in response to the hamas. tara attacks on october 7th. the draft tags represents that about face for the u. s, which has repeatedly, vito calls the un for an immediate cease 5 announcement by the us. secretary of state came on. who is inside of you right there? that's part of his tour of the region to me think and also emphasize the need to protect goslin civilians and

the u. k also stated that it has no plans for a large military deployment to ukraine, and italy also commented that its support does not include its troops on ukrainian territory. now, it seems like france is kind of all alone in this one. but, you know, russia has also repeatedly warned against nato troops, presence in ukraine and the russian president vladimir puts instead himself. he said that a escalation and a direct conflict between nato and uh, russian troops with essentially mean a 3rd world war. and he believes that no one is interested in that, but you know, it's still quite dangerous when you have a leader of an nato country, basically saying that he will send its troops to ukraine, which would mean that, and that's front the front is a nato member. that would essentially mean a direct conflict between nato and vasa on the ground. now instead of negotiating fresh president in money, i'm a call and just seems like she prefers to escalate things even further concerning indeed our to

the u. k. gemini from so strategy a and canada to stop funding israel to take the advice of un experts who are calling for an embargo. what can they do? i think so they should, but like you can try other than that, this quite expensive, but you should also continue to, to, to have political actions to protest in front of all factories to protest in front of you mean to tell the ministry of if i can knock a fast with a designing audience exports i think, to, to continue political protest have continued to political pressure is actually the right way to do it because it's, it's, of course, a sort of dramatic for democracy that we have to, to go to cards to the oscar governments to people international humanitarian standards. i mean comments, you do that. so to political stations, you've decided to keep this kind of okay, we should certainly continue to demonstrate and thinking about the pressure miss celia i, we played some comments from the e. u foreign policy chief joseph, but i earlier who

we're seeing in the u. k. people supporting the palestinian cause and demanding an end to the will, the violence and cooling force. the spot boy is a so again, state it is remarkable. i wish i knew the answer to that. uh if, if this was the united states, i'd say it was about money because money is very, very big and the american politics and the supporters of israel give very, very large sums of money. i'm talking hundreds of millions of dollars, but in bridget money it doesn't affect elections quite so much of a bi election may be cause you have a big oh, spending living by $100000.00 pounds. but in complimentary elections, we're only allowed to spend about $14000.00 pounds on a contest. so unless the terribly cheap, the politicians is probably no money. whatever else as i've struggled for more than 50 years to walk up, it certainly isn't. britain is national interest because britain is national interest, does not require us to become the 2nd dog the most paid to the country in the world . and having complet

that's it for the show. continued condolences to those bree by the u. k. u. s. u, i'm bombing in palestine 11 in yemen, syria and iraq. we'll be back with a brand new episode on saturday until then keep in touch my last social media. if it's not sense in your country and had to watch, i don't going underground tv on mobile, don't. com. is watching, you know, the upsets going undergrads. these have been the russian states never as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community invest. ingles, all sense, and the in the system must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will fan in the european union the kremlin machine, the state on the rush has proved, inc, and split the ortiz, both nec team, and our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services, for what question did you say you requested? the what is it part of the blog? is it a portable post? good. is it the defense you of us and in the word part is it something deeper? more complex might be present there. let's stop. without cases. let's go out of as the india green lights, a lot