u. s. case for keeps saying that there's nothing going on there that anyone has to be worried about. although we are, are trying to limit the civilian casualties it's, it's really big to us. the us is really, really jane for any kind of reason why it can shift lame away from its own actions towards anybody else's in china is always the the end result. when in doubt, blaine, china was speaking of this, a policy of one and blame china. i mean, western media as recently published sort of alarm is reports over china is latest military drills around taiwan. do you think we're going to see a new round of scare mongering in the west in the coming days to yeah, unfortunately. i mean, the us knows how to push trying his buttons pretty well. uh, this is a red line. the us knows that china is going to try to once again, send the message that this is not something they're gonna fool around with that. any attempt to, you know, declare taiwan independent, have some sort of referendum or start arming is so that happened has offensive weapons. in addition to defensive weapons is going to result in s

u. s. u u k. on israel, on trial for another genocide like case, tens of thousands, mostly women and children have been killed by nature, weapons, and gaza. while russia and china repeatedly voted the un security council for sci fi, egypt is now wary of his riley ethnic cleansing, of more than a 1000000 palestinians at the rough crossing. it's opposed in public, even by joe biden, and these western european proxies.

it's usually case a u. s. a supportive insight in front. that's one way, more way and uh, in the immediate w way, the so if, again i see easily and find and i to the international low. then americans are part of the exactly like i must pay ethics, pay you easily inviolate to the international. know i both of the thing, i'm not both of the violation of the know done by your gosh. and do you expect a motion to take steps to prevent the i c c from thing is so what could be us actually to i'm not sure if they can do it in the sink at the fest. i am not sure that the icbc wants to do anything right now. so and i know too that the investigation is the, is it this page we have to remember, but we talk only about tone bills. we haven't the any 6 on the icpc. so i know to the down in this a spare hold of late, and we have to take into consideration that they are investigating this a, this conflict and the probably going to a all the 12 this is some of the products didn't get and or some of the some us lead bills and then they might shrink to make a

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show the right direction while georgia has actually the constitutional hopefully case to lead this country closer to the u. s. to, to nature. and of course, with this kind of draft lois of a draft bills, are you actually tracked this constitutional obligation and yes, in the european parliament, there is a lot of a big concern about the european future of georgia and why it's funding to us. why the, you is choosing to meddle in the hands of a country that he's not a member of the block a well, i mean, that has applied for the membership, and there was a big debate in the european union, whether it is already enough, what georgia had to offer to grant the candidates that is, and not everyone was too happy that we did it. but because the judge, it was in the past every, a role model for reforming for being one of the engines as so to say, in the post. soviets here, uh for the democratic reform, for a rule of law reforms for police reforms and corruption and reforms especially. and of course, there is a big part of the society, an overall majority of the society in favor of bringing this country closer to the t

case russia and china joint forces . the dining of the new nuclear capable of the 21 is just the 1st glimpse of the u . s. new can modernization program. the total price tech to update us nuclear weapons could reach $1.00 trillion dollars over the next 30 years. so new news, more news and more dangerous. well, the system of the turns was beginning to falter. getting it back under control will be even harder this time. we only have experience in the past of doing arms control and between the soviet union and the united states. we don't really have any experience doing multi acting pianist control agreements. so what does that mean for the future? the sale use of nuclear weapons. their value in the minds of military and political leaders is increasing. sends the message also to non nuclear states. we now have new countries in asia, in the maybe east and even in europe. thinking about whether they might need a nuclear weapons capability on their own. the new nuclear arms race is picking up speed and without new rules and place. it will be hard to stop the. ready swim phone is entitled to do a struggling, sky

u. s. rivals in asia. we really have no choice. perhaps we can negotiate a different agreement, adding china and others. or perhaps we can in which case we will out spend and out end of a all others by far aggressive frederick for just for just the new new order. today, 6 out of the 9 new just dates are adding to desktops sites, especially one of them. we have china that is rapidly building up its own nuclear arsenal, and modernizing and so far, refusing to be engaged in arms control talks because it hasn't yet reached what it was called. parity with united states and russia. here in the desert near the northwest and the city of human, china has built more than 100 new side of these uh, storage and launching sites for icbm. and the last 10 years alone, china has doubled its nuclear inventory. it is estimated that the country now has around $500.00 warheads and is projected to grow further. it's a dramatic change for the chinese of course, because all the previous decades, they have consistent that they were not in, in arms raised. they didn't need more than just a small number of weapons to make the point to other countries, which is

case russia and china joint forces . the dining of the new nuclear capable be 21 is just the 1st glimpse of the u. s. new modernization program. the total price tech to update us nuclear weapons could reach $1.00 trillion dollars over the next 30 years. so new news, more news and more dangerous. well, the system of the terrance was beginning to falter. getting it back under control will be even harder this time. we only have experience in the past of doing arms control and between the soviet union and the united states. we don't really have any experience doing multi acting pianist control agreements. so what does that mean for the future? the sale use of youtube weapons, their value in the minds of military and political leaders is increasing, then sends the message also to non nuclear states. we now have new countries in asia, in the maybe east and even in europe. thinking about whether they might need a nuclear weapons capability off their own. the new nuclear arms race is picking up speed and without new rules and place. it will be hard to stop the kind eyes and a fuzzy may meet patrick the pony.

u. s. rivals in asia. we really have no choice. perhaps we can negotiate a different agreement, adding china and others. or perhaps we can't. in which case, we will out spend an out in of a all others by far aggressive frederick for just for just a new new order. today, 6 out of the 9 new just dates are adding to desktops sites, especially one of them. we have china that is rapidly building up its own nuclear arsenal, and modernizing and so far, refusing to be engaged in arms control talks because it hasn't yet reached what it was called. parity with united states and russia. here in the desert near the northwest and the city of human, china has built more than 100 new sidles visa storage and launching sites for icbm . and the last 10 years alone, china has doubled its nuclear inventory. it is estimated that the country now has around $500.00 warheads and is projected to grow. so that is a dramatic change for the chinese, of course, because all the previous decades, they have consistent that they were not in an arms raised. they didn't need more than just a small number of weapons to make the point to other countries. we just don't do so

other say it's a combination of, of both, but in any case the u. s. continues to provide this quote, iron clad support for israel 7 and a half months into this war. one of the mastery, thank you very much and no doubt will be speaking to you again soon. but thank you . from now in south africa, form policies influence invoices, the head of general elections in may. the country has been signed against the warrant garza has taken israel. to the international court of justice, accusing it of genocide and some lawyers say what is happening thousands of couldn't meet as a way matters to not to determine who they vote for at home. funding the minute reports from cape town, the whole months, the organization murals for garza has been conveying the realities of israel's war and gaza through its outlook and through these walls, calling on people to act anyway. extra time to mit, back the community, just to show them that you know, we can be late, we come from struggle and why not if any ignite that struggles through, through far less being through guys. i mea

all i use all of committing genocide in gaza in a case of the international court of justice. the u. s. has rejected claims and despite the blow, when dissatisfaction with washington policy is an offer for us, believes it is the best part. now for the confidence we think with the best we think we offer opportunities consistent with africa's values of freedom and democracy. and so we want to be the partner that you choose to work with what all these words work. similarly, plans on rhetoric. we gauge the opinions of so my jerry and i would think about what happened over the phone last week. i would i if what is offered you? i don't want to, i forgot to be awkward so that they know that because i don't think they have done much if i may say, especially dental secretary before they have to, they know that this dental benefits from you don't start to gain don't have i have to so i think most of the i had some works is c as cat most time. joseph that yes, if his interest as african mesa is gets fired from an old system, some are turning their attention to russia, which has repeatedly fledged

in a case of the international court of justice. the u. s. has rejected claims and despite the blow, when dissatisfaction with washington policies and offered us believes it is the best partner for the confidence we think with the best we think we offer opportunities consistent with african style, ease of freedom and democracy. and so we want to be the partner that you choose to work with what all these words work more than similarly plaza and rhetoric. we gauge the opinions of so my jerry and i would think about that. but if you do for me, i freak out. if what is offered you, i don't want to, i forgot to be awkward so that they know that because you are going to come out. i don't think they have done much.

don't say they know they're not supposed to be there, but it's the only case they can afford to interrogate the narrative is the u. s has continued support for israel affecting his global standing. there's no question about it. the united states has effectively complicit the genocide challenge, the rhetoric. yes. say lisa. correct. but so in the international community. can we also say that deals the cornerstone of democracy is having a free and open democratic pro upfront without the the with hundreds of palestinians waiting for treatment one hospital receives till. but early enough for a few days will be live at alex hospital in central gulf, the on the clock. this is out 0 in life. and uh, also coming up a major lunch life hits, remote village, and preferably new can eat more than a 100 people fit that. china is coming out of secondary miniature drills around taiwan. it says the war games are aimed at testing its ability to seize on.

but that is not the case with the long range, midsize the most powerful way. 10 steps as ukraine guards from the u. s. a. that they are still nothing. the option here enter the u. s. is not allowing ukraine to use those long range missiles to attack the targets on the russian soil. but could this initial move with the us be able to wait for other nato countries to get on board? well there's, you know that the u. s. is playing the most important role within the lions and many nature countries of our looking to america for all, for leadership. and we have seen over the last of the course of the last days, some nato countries saying that yes, it's important to allow ukraine to use width and made weapons to strike within russia. so we may see any announcement that, but of course it is also important to stress that the on nato countries who have never imposed any restrictions on the weapons deliveries to ukraine. but some of them just don't want to talk about that because they don't want to telegraph their moves and decisions to the kremlin. we leave it there for the moment, dw alexander phenomena, and br

accused of washington grows all i ease all of committing genocide in gaza in a case of the international court of justice. the u. s. was rejected. san plans and despite the blow, when dissatisfaction with washington policies and offered us believe it is the best part now for the continents, we think with the best we think we offer opportunities consistent with africa, style, ease of freedom and democracy. and so we want to be the partner that you choose to work with what all these words, what log on, seemingly pleasant rhetoric. we gauge the opinions of. so my jerry and i would think about that. but if you before my freak out, if what is offered, you don't want to, i forgot to be awkward so that they know that they were on the bus stop. i don't think they have done much if i may say, especially dental secretary before they have to, they know that this dental benefits from you don't start to gain, don't have, i have to. so i think most of the i had some watching the skype most time. yeah. joseph, that yes, if his interest, as african mason's get fired from an old system, some are turning their attention to russia,

its largest weapon supplier, as it's pretty much strongest, and in many cases loan backer on the international stage of the u. s. has continued to side with israel over the last 8 months of war. now we have seen years president joe biden, obviously, famously went to israel in the days after october, 7th to the hog is the prime minister. we've seen him and his people are getting more and more frustrated, saying there needs to be a plan that the people of roughly have know where to go. they built a peer because they had repeatedly told israel to a lot more aid. so use, but new use of dollars building appear to get that aid and rather than just use some of its consequences to make israel open up more crossings and, and look and report after report within the u. s. government, they continue to side with israel. so does, is it going to continue? we really don't know. we don't know where that breaking point is for president joe biden. he said it was an invasion of rough us. rough has been invaded and apparently the red line for him is still not been crossed. thanks so much for all of that. this petty co sign for us h

u . s. and the last 2 weeks before the sun had even risen, police moved into ted down the back case. studies, grenades rang out and the smoke filled the as officers pulls. the protests is back up to several 100 defied orders to leave the area. once through the defense is the police that was destroying the 10 students being come down to in today's and making arrests on the demonstrations watch record is a company this toner, pods and tone. did offices for the slow response to an attack by pro israel counter protest as the night before? the for them to come out the next night. to move us, i mean cameron after the field. absolutely no obligation or do you need it protects the 1st night. it doesn't make any sense, but i'm not surprised to come to the university of california is los angeles. kansas is just one of dozens that have sprung up across the us. students have been demanding that universities said the financial times with companies linked to israel. and it's more efforts, the critics have accused the pro palestinian active is of intimidation and anti semitism. president biden has no wait

case. for example, in 2016, we sent the mc heck of a ration in the context of u. s. election battle. and of course, when we talk about germany in a 5028, this is also well known because they have seen how to do that as the responsible heck, a group for the, for the very well known hacking authoration against the germans, holly, i'm going, as we turn to south america now we're at least 32nd people have them killed. a southern brazil and doors is worst flooding and over 80 years. rescuers are battling torrential rains in search of thousands of people missing in the state of rio grande to so the downpour is expected to continue over the weekend and authorities warren, that several dams are done with the risk of collapse. the helicopters for p a to pull families to safety is rising, flood water has reached rooftop, the relentless rain forcing thousands to evacuate. milton levels and some cities hit the highest points since records began nearly 150 years ago. and we have people who came here to help get people out of the flood because it's rough down there. i mean, it's very dangerous. th

case. for example, in 2016, we sent the mc heck of the ration i'm in the context of u. s. election battle. and of course, when we talk about germany in a 5028, this is also well known because they have seen attribute it as soon as possible. heck, a group for the, for the very well known hacking authoration against the gentleman paul young and china has launched on precedents emission to the dark side of the moon. the space across the chung or is expected to bring geological samples back to earth within 2 months. if it's successful, it's the latest advance in china is ambitious space exploration program. one which no arrivals out of the united states in 2019 china became the 1st country to land rover on the moon's far side. so, there's more on the chinese move mission. john 6 aims to connect to the new material from the fall side of the mood and bring it back to us. it's a complex mission that will involve several you. we're both take modules working together. the a for me, so long space craft will 1st all but the mood and then deploy a land to the side that is never visib

case. for example, in 2016, we sent the mc heck of the appeal ration in the context of u. s. election battle. and of course, when we talk about germany in a 5028, this is also well known because they have seen attribute it as soon as possible. heck, a group for the, for the very well known hacking authoration against the germans, holly on in 2015. so we have lots effective a anom if the russian states launching cyber attacks against the german states does not count as cyber warfare. i wouldn't say so because right now as far as i know, we only know that some data and information might have been stolen and as far as we speak of the data fact from one state against the other. so i'm of politically much of a to cyber as to nauseous as not forbidden by international law. and this is fed game it's, um, it's just you, so you through the usual thing that states do that are capable of doing cyber espionage. so it's not cyber warfare, as i would call it. but of course, especially since rush us war against a crane or the invasion in 2022. the i'm the discourse of cyber wolf again, tra

case. for example, in 2016, we sent the mc heck of a big operation in the context of u. s. election battle. and of course, when we talk about germany in a 5028, this is also well known because they have seen attribute it as soon as possible. heck, a group for the, for the very well known hacking authoration against the gentleman tall young. and as at least 37 people have been killed as southern brazil, and theirs is worth worst excuse me, flooding and over 80 years. rest of yours are battling torrential rains in search of dozens of people missing in the state of rio grande. they do so, the downpour is expected to continue over the weekend and authorities worn, but several dams are now at risk of collapse. helicopters prepared to pull families to safety. as rising flood waters reached rooftops, the relentless rain forcing thousands to evacuate milton levels and some cities hit the highest points since records began nearly 150 years ago. and we had people who came here to help get people out of the flood because it's rough down there. i mean, it's very dangerous. there's a s

the case is now unlikely to come to cold head of b. u. s. presidential election in november. scottish national party lead a john sweeney has been sworn in as the 1st minister when he won the nomination and upon them entry voters on tuesday. his main goal is to win independence from the united kingdom to achieve it to you and have to rebuild these policies. reputation after a struggle scandals and political missteps. russia has stepped office attacks on your claims energy infrastructure about drones and missiles have targeted pals facilities in chief and 6 of the cities fulsome you're trying to limit energy supplies across the country. it's on home and reports from keith of the keys, so it's like trying to pick out drawings in the early hours of wednesday. for the crating, the defense is, can still move. explosions were heard in several parts of the country. russian forces moments, 50 missiles and 20 joins, said the ukrainian government. there was some damage in the key region, but the main big thing was the country. so electric plants, pots

south africa, the case is relative turning out genocide against palestinians in january, the u. s. highest. the court issue provisional measures ordering is relative to everything possible to prevent tax. it could amount to jennifer. so that because it's really note the rulings, it looks like this. so now with my how much on mastery, who is a pleased on this professor, media studies at deadlines to, to graduate studies? so how many, how do you assess what, what are the scenarios here? yeah, so there are, some, is really diplomatic sources who have indicated to somebody's really newspapers, including is right. you have them and the times of israel and others, but they're actually concerned about the court. could order today is realtors to halt its activities in the drop off. there's also been some suggestion that they may i ask israel or come to order israel to withdraw from our guys, although i think that is unlikely. another possibility that i will sort of throw out there is that the i c j today could basically reiterate that israel needs to do with us utmost to follow the rules

likely to affect washington's arming of history or what's interesting these cases and this is pretty much the 1st time i think the u. s. has ever admitted that they have been these gross violations of human rights carried out by his reign of units and 5 units and not just one, actually pre date, the current conflicting calls. and so that way, before october, the 7th. well, as washington go to say about this, and it still following is well as a result of its own new investigation. no. after a careful process, we found 5 is really units responsible for individual incidents of across violations of human rights. all of these were incidents much before october 7th and none took place in gaza. is that is a very all is a unique country being offered unique treatment. there is not a special treatment. there is not a different standard. what is a likely differently mean? so israel is a country that in which we have a long standing security relationship, there is a lot of bulk assistance that is going for yours. are mine thing in israel as well . we need to mention this stuff. the international criminal court could soon at issu

take this bill u if this bill does pass the senate, like some bills that president biden threatened to veto he ultimately sdf9■ because the public finally had enough. s o of those casesthis is a time for choosing as a speaker said the choice is very ea right now there is a war going on between israel and hamas. if you are not supporting israel you are supporting a terrorist organization. when president biden s h wants to hold back on the arms sales he is holding on israel's ability to go and fight a war against hamas. the only other person who wantse it is hamas. why would president biden choose that side? today on the house of floor evme o congress is going to have the opportunity to make t cthisouse majority leadep on the republican side is been crystal clearro beginning. we suppor and the right to self-defense they are under attack from a terrorist organization that will defend themselves. have a right to defend themselves have our support and that right to self-de we will have israel's back will see who else does when thees lad the bill to chuck schumer he's have to make a decision he can give hot air in rhetoric today whentesver in the senate there's going to be

u. s. opposes reports say that washington agreed to this limited operation and rough warning that in case of a baker's, cale israel will say, sanctions and last week you know that the washington held up a shipment of american bonds. that it's the or is israel might use and a major ground operation and rough, uh, that is the 1st sites move from the us since the warrant guys has started. meanwhile, the biden administration, most opposed to report to congress on whether israel is violate, an international humanitarian law and gaza. because according to american legislation, washington cannot send arms to violate or states. and we now hear from various sources that divide and ministration will miss a wednesday deadline and the hope to present its findings within days. and they may few concerns over the last send and it's reference to be used in a deadly war in dallas, or that's according to local health ministry claims already more than 34000 palestinian lives in 7 months human. it's your institution guys are definitely remains dire. end deteriorates. now indeed, the world house organization

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u. s. benefits that, that the military industrial complex. yeah. great questionnaire. nearly all of it, in most cases of military either the united states gets means other nations of buying american technology. american choose way from great, but israel has a few exceptions to this is rose. i would spend some of that i on its own uh in its own military. ready industries within israel did not have partnerships with united states, so it has some degree of freedom a bit. ready more often than other countries in this regard, you probably heard all very unscientific straw poll we spoke to americans. how to add onto the street. do you think that us taxpayers really know how much of of the tax dollars goes towards providing military assistance rather than humanitarian aid is not really. i think it's one of those of skewered issues of this very effective lobby. great. so certain countries and those lovely curts get a lot of support from the congress and then the congress creates a threshold. and then the find that demonstration or any president reaches up to that threshold. i think that americans in general

u. s. genocide convention. now does that preclude the possibility of other crimes have haven't happened? no, of course not. we know that the as rarely, military is investigating several cases of excessive use of force in this conflict . but from the perspective of a scholar of the holocaust and of genocide, it does not meet that international legal standard. there's a 2nd part to the question though that i think is also worth noting. the term genocide has a pretty lit, a particular political value that has forced so many other atrocity crimes to try to claim the mantle of genocide from the perspective of this or of a survivor of any of these incidents. does it really matter if you were the survivor of an act, invest cleansing, or a mass atrocity, or a war crime or genocide? really, ultimately, these terms end up becoming used as political tools to that inhibit global pace. thank you so much for the enter. your thank if the rising global temperatures have a direct impact on foods secuity according to the world food program, we're a witness in an unprecedented food crisis. now almost 708000000 people around the world assessing chronic hung up. welcome to equal africa. i m sa

now announced it will join south africa's case against israel for genocide at the international court of justice adding to israel's international isolation. u. s. media also reported the egypt made downgraded diplomatic ties with israel. however, egypt cannot afford to alienate the u. s. it's also worried about a possible palestinian exodus in to egypt itself. so there are reasons to resume cooperation with israel at some point in the future. journalist kareem laurie has been following this story for us to join just now from cairo kareem, both israel and egypt. blame each other for blocking aid from entering into gaza. what's actually preventing that aid from entering through the proffer crossing, split, 1st and foremost on the other side is an active combat zone right now is the, is ray, the army on the grounds? fighting? and nobody can say minds, we drive a truck here into this area right now. the 2nd reason is because there's both of them remain close it and the that is right now as you mentioned the reports did, you should stop the security cooperation is re the um, in the media for the area. and that's another reason why there is no coord

case. so for the shift for us and you know, a little bit strange on the u. s. i b, b, c dot phone 3 are sort of more than most of our clients, especially on this i region. and you'll see the benefits if they've been to our seats, the projects for their own certification. so they're not gonna get there to the reason being that we have presence is so you know what the us and the french ought to have. it is still there to be re intelligent. they are satellites can you would want to learn. so pictures are, do you see we me, i'm to see how strongly i'm waiting to stop it. but it is to be brought to see more . we have to see jesse, that'd be mostly intend to have his own lives in socrates future. it's hard to interest. so the question is that the symbol of the after drugs are in a sense or not, where so really shows we have time to be doing work to do with it because of the west. why? in any case, as part of our resources, we only friendship goodness, the job for representative friendship lessons are very feeble, a while around. so this is our annoying and been in a

now announced it will join south africa's case against israel for genocide at the international court of justice adding to israel's international isolation. u. s. media also reported the egypt made down greatest diplomatic ties with israel. however, egypt cannot afford to alienate the us, so also worried about a possible palestinian exodus in to egypt itself. so there are reasons to resume cooperation with israel at some point in the future. still be released unless just shawnee resign this content of small a welcome show me. so we have relations now between israel and egypt for that 10 sister since account david, of course are assigned. and despite base israel determined to continue to operation and to enter into rafa. explain to us why, why is rough is so important. both israel golf is basically the last a strong hold of come us they from that to now he has built the last month's raffle cuz the only thing stopping as well from the victory and the total elimination of him us. so he needs to do that for his political funding, but also technically the costing and russel has been how much as the main getaway point to know that was a place where