neither u i. e, no saudi arabia or egypt, or jordan, would like to see a middle east dominated by iraq. so this is really a chance i'm that jordan really defend itself and israel, it wasn't all that much of a surprise because jordan has the longest, the 2nd longest peace treaty after egypt with his route. their real surprise was saudi arabia to a certain extent, fox discreetly over the last couple of months. the men ever that with these tried to shoot the rockets. and besides not only add commerce and shipping, but many tried to shoot those into israel. sorry, baby has been very helpful. not only in providing great opt out, but also shooting down some of those. right. and you're saying israel is using the opportunity in your the beginning of your answer to, to build a strong coalition of density. ron, some people are calling this a new arab israel axis. would you agree with this description by some of this? and we went on twice. yeah, that's. so there is a correlation to defend against the reunion

u. k? well, i would say um, it's best frame does a about a struggle for democracy in the u. k. already i. that's the best thing, which i think 8 should be find the doctors a work has to. and that has been increasing the democratic action from work as it relates to the guy from various different sections. and we just happen to be one of them. and, and what exactly all the grounds of the dispute gives us a sense for those who are unfamiliar with the situation in the u. k. as well as it since the mid to thousands. we've had a freeze and all pay which as everyone knows to pay for ease of some fee and. ready word for pay costs because it means that you'll pay is not much to inflation. so the suggestion that we're actually offering for a pay wise is kind of some the misconstrued if the whole, the, the, the facts of the matter. but simply awesome for our pay to be restored to what it was back in the mid to thousands. i'm to try and address the need some more doses. the u. k. government has introduced alternative pathways into the profession. check this out. in the future, we're gonna h

u. k. and i was trying the road if it gives an offer to look elsewhere and get given that that to deal to working conditions specify that they will leave . so there's plenty of doctors in the u. k. trained to maybe even born and raised here who decided to leave for the us. so for the for, for north america flush australasia and some. ready lee, we be see a brain drain occurring from uh, yeah, for can countries um, in the middle east, south asia to the u. k. as well. yeah. what i wanted to pick up on that with you don't to tell it because i understand that kenya, news is many doctors and this is to the u. k. each. yea. and this is actually part of the government agreement. is it not? can you tell us about that? yeah, i think we have the domains or domains domains. we have u k where the little nice is that i'd be living, i think for the last. so the last 23 years about about 30 percent of domestic population. that brother in the country, i've left u k. i think major leads because of the wages and w

i'm u. iajority of russians support their homeland, because the homeland needs to be supported in any situation, because specifically in this situation the homeland is doing absolutely everything right, not without its shortcomings, but in general, but something tells me that the attitude to the northeast military district, to kiev, to the collective west, to americans and the war, as well as the thesis, need to continue, whatever the cost, it is very different for residents of different regions of russia. federation. huge, something tells me that the residents, conditionally, of rostov and belgorod, the residents of magadan and vladivostok, still have some slight differences in their understanding of how to resist nato, with common dominant theses that are certainly common , there is still a little difference in when the war of your homeland is very far from you, when it is not only nearby, but right next to your doorstep, and then houses where rockets, shells and drones fly. we do not have a

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it's within the e u. i mean even before the election and he himself said to you and they to a divided between those who were in favor of the continuation of the war to costs. and those who, dom on the start of peace negotiations, do you see this split within nato as well, and how serious it well, most you members are also members of nato. so to the extent to which, uh, there was a difference of opinion with the b, e. u is also a difference of opinion within nato, but you have to realize that with a nato, i think the pro ukraine faction is much stronger. why? well, because of the united states, which is by far the most important member of nato is also part of nato. so at this a much greater weight behind the, the pro ukraine can that but yes, i wouldn't coordinate to split the visit, but they pronounced difference of opinion between say the how gary and and the slovak government did relation to ukraine. and most of the on the a and most of the other national governments within the u. but i think i would even

baked and eaten by palestinians to celebrate, eat the end of the who in the month of ramadan but this u i l muster all we is preparing them in a make shift oven next to the tennis. she says with her sisters and the children as they fled to the homes, to this comp, in rough uh and southern gaza exemption gotten into by his she's used to be joyful . yeah, monsieur was beautiful. we used to make these pastries with loved ones and distribute them, but nowadays, and had there's no joint need. and so, and because we've been displaced from our homes, you know, in this, our family members have been killed the dog or a student guys assessing. and if so, that's the values of each doesn't bring as much joy anymore. right. and i'm on crowds gather in this small kitchen, the city of dade, on follow in central garza to buy supplies for the religious holiday. here to the annual festivities, overshadowed by the ongoing conflict and food shortages have led to price spikes. well the and how to because of the war here in gaza, there's no service or joy. the prices are too high. no one is able to enjoy e u.

u i had an article about robbery, well, i was in the nineties. there he was connected with crime, therethere were such moments, then he gave up on all this, and well, that is, other units, as it were, did not take, carts, well , they took with expunged criminal records, in the near future, after all the documents are completed, the former militants will be sent directly in the colony where they will serve their sentence, and apparently an amnesty will hardly be provided for them. ilya ushenin, maxim belikov and yuri krivasheev, ntv television company, donetsk people's republic republic, state secretary. the event took place on the museum square and also attracted a record number of participants. many came out to protest for the first time after emmanuel macron’s recent statement about the possible sending of the french military to ukraine. turkish leader recep erdogan's party is losing elections for the first time in 20 years. the country barely slept last night. supporters of different parties closely followed the data that came from the electoral commission. the final results will be

the u. i e has been hit by the heaviest down poles and thunder storms in 75 years. they spoke flooding across the country with rescue operations. now on the way police officers had to take and 2 boats to carry out the tasks. and not only humans were affected by the tyrants, with offices saving a furry friend from the waters along the way. meanwhile, due by international effort, has announced a temporary suspension of flights until weather conditions. in the meanwhile, in the flood regions of eastern russia was the levels and the type of river which ones around the city of cut down the rising by the hour this morning. they reached new highs, 8 and a half meters, pushing local dams. and that's the rise multiple districts in the wage and urging their residents to evacuate as fast as possible to use. malcolm at the child has moved from the same in floods, marching all across russia, se we are in the capital of gun region in the city of gun itself. the level of water in the re, with the city lies on has almost doubled in the last 24 hours because reason up to almost age

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so it's about because i was putting itself on the stage of international trust this in the hague today. all right, and nicaragua and once again, they also accuse the u. k and the netherlands and canada of a betting genocide. i do want to look at the case of the i c j today. it's very interesting what's happening in nicaragua. but, but just to focus on what is happening today, how big could this case become? well, i suppose that the outcome of the case today, it's not the case yet. so i see tell you that adopted it accepted it as the case. it's really a 1st hearing today and yesterday was the hearing by the cut off. well, so the outcome will probably that's the court decides it will not accept the case before the official. a main case south africa against east drive would be decided. so i do not expect the case to become because actually well, if they do not throw the case out, um, how do you think it could affect or if, if the court ended up, let's say ruling in favor of nicaragua. how could it affect jeremy's policies in the middle east as well? i cannot really say something about the effect because from my point of view, i'm the, i'm only the expe

that we're talking about this international coalition against how may i ask, for example, that didn't come to pass, although the us, the u. k. frogs and germany have i liked themselves very deeply with israel, so it's likely that the wood cabinet is facing contents, international pressure. in fact, publicly the us has said that this should be it's, but any response needs to be very measured. however, apartments to benjamin netanyahu hasn't spoken yet, and that's very unusual when it comes to iraq. he has been talking very publicly about the start of iran for the last 20 years. so it is very unusual that he hasn't spoken. so i thought we're expecting that security cabinet meeting to start containing fairly soon. let's see if we hear anything. it may well go to another day. okay, awesome. well, i'm showing keeping across it all very closely for us. i'm on con and occupied east joycelyn to other ronnie and present abraham. right. you see has told the never cut off the cover on will respond to any is way the attack against its interests around for a minute. so as also i won't israel of an immediate response. how much in, on

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basically a severe storm by the u i. e region leaving at least 18 people dead. emergency services was said to be struggling to cope so in what is uh, the world's largest democratic exercise in the i will head to the polls and a couple of days. can you imagine almost a 1000000000 voters will be able to cost that balance in a general election will be there on the front lines bringing you through all the choices, being the it will be a big one as the voting will last for 6 weeks over several phases, it seems the voices of indian women could prove pivotal in determining of this general election outcome of the policies rooms and sharma not expect this see all 2024. there are 9. 68000000 people eligible to war 3 in the india. that's small. the entire population of year olds, the largest democracy, heads to the polls with a range of multi least b, j. b to biggest retreat yet, or will the position make them box is swapped out football. it's multi multi all the way these times when the bigger majority was over 400 seats is what i'

i mean, negligible growth of the economies. and then on the opposite side, if we look to the east, let's look at russia, china, india, indonesia, at the u. a saudi arabia, these markets assign themselves now to be actually alter the most stable than the western counts of pods. and yeah, i think that losing that completely losing losing the pump. now it's very difficult to see how investors from these global markets, what we end to you if it is covered full can i touch in another point as well? chris germany has recently emerged as an i'd spoken opponent of using frozen russian funds to help at ukraine burning claims. it's wary of setting a precedent that could lead to law suits over its own violations during world war 2 . and where, where does this lead? what's your take on it? i think it's a really interesting observation union because as you said, jimmy's been the most outspoken sort of cheerleader for, for the us. now terms of the sanctions, i think that turning around because, you know, gemini also understands the historical perspective. and it was very different things that happened off the 2nd mobile, you know, the, the east jim o

so matters of the u. i a have recorded almost a years worth of rain and 24 hours a fresh process of taking place in georgia over a controversial bill. the critics aims to silence political opponents. thousands of people have turned out into places to impose that legislation. lawmakers have passed a draft version earlier on tuesday. the bill because any organization received more than 20 percent of its funding from abroad to register as an organization pursued in the interest of a foreign power. and protested state similar to those in russia and puts that george at odds with the time patient and joining the european union report. the cause of matter is following too much demonstration into police. the incent this update saw this way inside the missouri. and so do the for an agent bill, this, the consumer brush, a bill that the government side to push them to call them a lot. yeah. but has to back down because of the press up on the 3 tier and the capital city, p. c as well. as the pressure from the watson al

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explanation of what happened and these are the latest statistics published by the world bank and the u. i show that hall of the population in gaza is on the verge of starvation. more than 1000000 people have left homeless as 75 percent have become into it just based on from policy lead bush probably the says a was definitely targeted. an immediate cease. 5 is needed. health workers have been systematically targeted or attacked indiscriminately attacked uh, hospital top bakeries, uh, water and sanitation infrastructure. telecom as was, um, i mean, the list goes on. uh and i mean, they do, we have 70 percent of civilian infrastructure decimated in casa, we have almost 60 percent of homes of people's homes. more than half we're talking about people's homes, either destroyed or damaged. my own family actually and dropped off. um are now displaced in the living an attempt in the far from gosh, the city have been internally displaced 4 times now. but their house was burnt. i mean this situation is just hellish. the vote is long gone. long gone. bouchard people are stopping to death. there is a

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u, i think for we go and everybody of our mission, what we try to do here on a daily basis is kind of the silo the world too many of us tend to live in these little boxes where we think only our troops matter or our neighbors troop troops don't live in boxes. we don't live in boxes. this is direct impact and i hemerich sense the the, what is part of the visit that the employee would posted isn't the, the place you of us and that in the word part is it something deeper, more complex might be present. let's stop without glitches. let's go out of as the police of come to the russian states never saw one of the most sense community best. most all sense and up the, in the 65 to 5 must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the rush of funding and supports the r t spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the fitness center. for what question did you say from stephen twist, which is the door to door or to that of the month if you start having partners in solving media for m

and for this, i mean, the u. s. has basically accused china of exporting a lot of to use products to russia and exporting a lot of machine to will import. i mean, that is really crucial for russia and put a lot of importing to build up. it's a mishap program, so in directly china is keeping poor things warm machinery going and there is a strong accusation. and i think this will be the main topic of the top of the talks that's probably in touch my reporting from beijing here in germany. several people have been arrested on suspicion of spying for china, the latest suspect to be detained as a long standing aid to a member of the european parliament, who represents the far right alternative to germany policy. the german government says the espionage accusations all serious beijing denies any wrong doing a gym and prosecutors say gen g e. can we tell him fully named repeatedly post on information to china, about confidential discussions that the european parliament gym and media reports say this involve debates on securi

point, which i would like to emphasize, i even see the headline and there are personnel changes in u... i conclude that the awl is changed to a soap and the amount will not change due to the rearrangement of the terms. because people who have a position, who have experience, who want to do something do not go to this government, or they are not even hired, people who are totally loyal to the office of the president and are ready to do any nonsense go to the government and are accepted, if only to fulfill the whim of the office, mrs. sofia, but you also named... probable candidates for dismissal, and something is known about the appointment, that is, if there is a vacancy, then it must be closed at least in the near future. so far, as of last night, there have been no offers, and it 's just as maristic, because after all deputies, if they have to vote for someone, they must have these candidates, they must study the documentation, we must analyze what and how, and although european solidarity does not vote for the appointment of a green government, but... still, there is a procedure, there

u, i think for we go and provide you of our mission. what we try to do here on a daily basis is kind of de, silo the world. too many of us tend to live in these little boxes where we think only our troops matter or our neighbors. troop troops don't live in boxes. we don't live in boxes, this is direct impact and i haven't accepted the the, the, this is like a reading wall. and i mean, this is a declaration of war. a spiral of retaliation. a huge role contemplates a response to your rods weekend attacks which to ron conducted as revenge for a deadly as well as flags cottage calculates in syria for ron didn't not respond to it would increase the possibility of war because they would make israel more aggressive of the latest escalation between a rod and the ease roll brings com to guys i smoke holes experience the most peaceful moments since the war began more than a year ago. this is the 1st, and only call night in casa, in the past 7 months. there were no aircraft or drones.

i agree. it has not been unclear. and the u. s. has been temper rising, protecting israel and the lang up until now. now we have, i believe, a genocide underweight. i think it is absolutely a disaster. and i think the world community is more alarmed and more shocked and more saying if we are anything as a world community, we have to implement what we've said. an example, the vote on membership is a vote that should have happened 13 years ago. absolutely. because this was an application by the palestinian authority in 2011 for membership. when you make that application, it goes to a in admissions committee, new members committee, which is constituted by the un security council. they did all the work. they said palestine qualifies. the us blocked it and the was blocked. it's saying it's not quite right right now. not quite time, but do take the observer status. that's pretty good and soon enough you'll be a member. now were 13 years later, there is a genocide underway in gaza. there is the risk of a wider war. it's true, you could say

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. - from geneva correspondent. u»--i rather diplomatically isolated.cribed it as a dark day for the united nations. this is what you would expect israel to say. but in government circles in israel they will be looking at the very few active votes of support they got today in geneva. and being somewhat concerned, i think, today in geneva. and being somewhat concerned, ithink, of today in geneva. and being somewhat concerned, i think, of what the next steps are. as you said, not a binding vote but it does reflect what governments are thinking about whether they should continue supplying weapons to israel. the fast—food giant, mcdonald's, is to buy back all its israeli restaurants following boycotts of the chain in response to the war in gaza. sales in some countries slumped after israel —based franchises gave away females to israeli soldiers. the stores will be under the control of mcdonald's and not the franchises. here is michelle fleury. they are ending a 30 year relationship in which essentially this franchisee has built up mcdonald's reputation and

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u i think they need to change that. of the challenges i see him and i don't know if you see it this way, but i see it that members have forgotten one of the cores th competencies that r founders sought in a member of congress. that is the art of u persuasion. it is not good enough to go on instagram and throw some bombsnd out there and yell and screa tm and throw a tantrum. it is an art of persuasion. that is where the government set up. you have 445 members and if you are not getting your way and frustrated, then you are failin because you have yet to do whato yoo dou are supposed to do, whis persuade others to see it th toe way that you do. >> trey: baking of the art ofar e persuasion or antithesis of that, let's listen to the congresswoman from georgia together, and then i will ask you a question olan the other side. st>> my jootheb has been to bety american and he betrayed bierican voters peered under his leadership, hede passed the bidy administration's policies and fully funded them. we are going to fight in congre

i known adi don'at's a rush a u i think that is uglygl, practicl politics. i think that we'll also hear and point out and we shouldd how ugly that it is that welders have to pay for the college debt of. 26 year olds. but it's not s o much ideological as it is just sheer ugly politics of buying votes. h >> right. this is the type of thing we've seen in mexico where they hand out grocerie ake yours in the line as you wait to make your way to the ballot box. >> this is paying of f people to vote for joe biden. and i'm afraidid to the point i'm not dismissing it. >> i'm afraid that can be effective. i't cawell, first of all, i thik i think you're right. it does sound like buying, ng you know, latin american style, except it's in reverse. >> usually poo you're paying off cas the poor people. but in this case, we're taking money from the pooking poor,r, , the working class, and paying off rich, privileged, you know, yo class kids. so that's that's one aspect of it that i like that doesn't.l work. but, charlie, could this have the opposite effect? could you end up f

u. k. would have done the same a while. i would argue there is a massive degree of difference between what israel did in damascus. but what britain to the hostile nation flattened one of outcomes. so that's what we would take. we would take the very strong action underground would say that that's what that is. but what late it, as i said, was a massive attack. so the right to respond, but the reaction is what we have. so what i'm saying that the, how does the attack, the attacks they carried, i was on a very large scale, much bigger than the people side to respond to the stand. and then he policy is widely used by the west is or is indeed part of the west, and that would then definitely stand there with that hypotheses with everything that is allowed to these really as the west. but there's not the others. so and again, we go back to the memo that record state or send receive as a for, i'm secretary in 2018, stating that everything the americans and the allies do is a lot. but we use you menu, jerry and ization, and a violati

students are not protected enough as we see this quote is also moving to other universities, n y, u m, i t in different states in the, in the united states, the protest, the sierra demanding, they said that they will stay in this encampment until columbia university divest, if from a investments a, from, from a companies that profit from from east rods war and a gaza. so we'll have to see if they'll find a solution from both sides of the organize that are inside university. and also of the office of the residential then a take a take that back and also leave leave, campus liters. and captains the bite and administration has come under a lot of pressure, hasn't for it supports of israel among young americans. in particular, how is the government handling its response to these protests? that's right, and many republicans have sat that the by the ministration should do more than a couple of hours. we are expecting the speaker of the house of representative mike johnson, who will meet with you is students in the columbia university, but also some democrats to say that the by the ministration