if you're talking about saudi arabia or the u, i. e, in particular, or they have taken more independent steps to pursue what they consider to be their best interest. and sometimes that means that they have not followed the lead from, from washington. when you have a situation where we have now with the israel is we're vigilant at yahoo for reasons right or wrong believes that he is pursuing a course that is uh, that's essential for, for israel, that absolutely goes to the very heart of his really security. he is going to pursue that course and, and really the, there's always a limitation on how much of foreign government can influence those decisions. so, and so we're seeing a complicated set of circumstances right now where, where governments feel like they need to do what they're doing in order to pursue their own interest. and they will listen to us. but if the us doesn't offer them something that is meaningful for that, and they'll go their own way. all right, well, leave it there, gerald fire stein with the middle east institute.

and now we're seeing statements of condemnation coming in from the region, the u i. e. saudi arabia, oman, i mean, it includes even countries that have a piece still with israel or countries that what we understood negotiating a deal with this. well, how much impact is this new round of is riley strikes having on diplomacy? and the diplomatic positions of some of these golf are countries not much because i think what the countries out of doing their try and festival is the distance themselves from any serious confrontation with that on. they know that they're on it's, they have neighbors on this. they have to stay is not going anywhere. and we saw also similar positions in the past back today, even when the united states, like and they the that i can throw. so the consequences are very careful about this is not to try to be caught up and this kind of cycle of action, the accents and to avoid this kind of escalation and leave it forward as well. because this is that i, the never, the less the same all we in a new phase here, because this is the 1st time that there's bee

so coming up regional countries including savvy arabia console and the u. i. e. condemn the as ray, the attacks on one against escalates $22.00 days of siege on northern java is right. it's all just storm the last functioning hospital, the timing, hundreds of patients and medical install. and countdown to election day in the us from paris, remain neck and back in the rights for the presidency. the we begin with israel strikes on iran, which it now says a complete at least 2 people have been killed, is right. the officials say their attack was in response to miss ald strong, spite to head on out of this month. but it, ron said that attack was retaliation for an assassination on a rainy and territory of a night. these writing notes and count out what a cold, targeted and precise strikes against mitre targets to her onset as the strikes were intercept to the no nicole's mind, the damage commercial flights of review. since 9 am local time off to being briefly suspended. as well as hacked notes, re bases a missile sites near the capital to her on leading to loud expl

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i think that's overall. so you should split it into nato, the e u. n. national. and i think what we're seeing right now is a revamp of the defense for system defense capacities of all european states. and there's a good reason for it. and that reason is vladimir putin on the kremlin and rush. so how do we get out of all of this? uh, what is the chance of finding peace with russia? well, i think there is a window of opportunity after the us selection. so before the integration of the next president of the united states, that is why ukraine has put forward both a 10 point piece plot and a victory plan. and i hope that this will set in motion some kind of a discussion for an altima piece deal between ukrainian or russian. because we're obviously can't go on forever. but the best thing that we can do from your perspective right now is to provide ukraine with a sufficient fine us munition. and i'm going to turn material president savanski has been promoting his so called victor replying. in recent times, the sum doctor bought that from western countries, i think what i

i u. e> messed up his name. he's out for the years, right? is christian mccaffrey have any hope so, actually, kyle shanahan did have some slight optimism in his voice was speaking of records to a carefree today saying that he didn't think he would be back out there this week ahead of the cowboys battle. but he's optimistic that he could be making some sort of return following the bye week, which follows the cowboys game. so i don't know. no one chris mccaffrey will actually return at that point. but he did sound optimistic. isn't this something that they're looking towards? relatively ok news relatively, ok? yes, he did say that he has not had any setbacks in his rehabilitation process, trying to get back out there on the field. and that's why he feels like it could be positive post bye week for brock purdy. oh, my a good battle. tested kits and receivers of some getting some help, please. my running backs wide receivers. where are you guys? he is thanks. and think sen let's talk weather now as we get a live look outside their and the golden

i fully expect the e u today to say absolutely though this was a completely bogus election. this was stolen. you need to cancel it immediately and the, the, the georgia and president was going to parachute today is to be the so the pro wes, them spray the wage mitchell with these cries in georgia and president to is a french citizen. correct? was a french citizen, the who was born and lived all her life in france and who was a member of the civil service throughout her career and pulling me up on her retirement was did they grab up and dumped the into georgia? this doesn't mean it doesn't even really speak georgian, but the don't to, to make sure that georgia maintained it's pro western. uh course, you know, teddy guy looked very closely at um, uh, the campaigns in moldova, and georgia. and you know what, i don't want to, you know, then surprise you or anything. but it was about corruption, energy security inflation. this is what most voters were talking about. okay. you like the current mold, open president, came in on an anti corruption platform, but he was running for ree

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repeatedly that the governments increasing or fall, retiring into some jeopardizes its chances of e u membership. and the i spoke to dw correspondence, maria caught them, i'd say, who is following the election for us from georgia's capital to police safe. and you told me that many georgians see the vote has a choice between europe and russia. indeed, this elections are seen as a referendum between russia and europe, especially after the government has introduced earlier these. yeah, and the so called foreign agent bill, that sparked mass pro, you protesting this country on the sort of the growing dissatisfaction with the government actions that many critics here see as leading to would moscow. and it sort of implementing the policies that are alienating many pro, uh, less than that for you, if in georgia, from the, the, your choice, uh, which he actually is enshrined indulgent constitutions west some sort of the, you, you were applies project 3. and that's why is this seems so crucial now the pro western president solomon's that are bush, really we had a brief exchange with her at the supporting station. s

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yeah, i know you have the u. e. and so the it'd be a to biggest falls in the gulf. yeah. if they come in then if tomorrow you donald, somebody just to to go. but yeah, i don't what they're doing. then it's the non was done. non anglo saxon uh, moving on the line. so it, so i don't think there really control of it. you mentioned by the way, some major energy players. yes. now exactly. he energy players in from opec will opec plus are also bricks members? sure. more opec members want to join bricks. does that mean? does that? that's pretty serious. that is, and they have that's because we don't have much control from the us now. the picture, dolo, yeah, uh, does not give them the freedom of and the kind of things that they had to undergo neil big country is a little bit less countries. right. i think they're looking for freedom in a way. yeah. a lot of the of, of choice. yeah. i'll freedom of action. and the example, it's so interesting that you know, if you talk about, you know, the number of members of briggs who also members of opec and more members of opec are looking to

i mean, are the or e u member states, are they worried about that happen? well, some of them are worried and that's why we saw such an indecisive vote today. that's why you didn't see more countries coming out in favor of this. but i mean, the, the big ones did vote for it. france, italy, poland, and, and greece. so you had enough of a way of a weight behind the boat to approve it. at the same time, i think that as you mentioned, donald trump, this is one of the concerns that is leading countries to, to, to be worried about this. donald trump believes that the terrorists are good for consumers, and he has been in trumpeting that on the campaign trail. so i think that there is a lot of uncertainty ahead of us selections about what kind of trade environment would be created. should donald trump be re elected at the same time, the european commission? uh, you know, wanting to take a strong stance right now at the beginning of versa. live underlines 2nd mandate to say, this is where we stand with china. yeah, i mean this could become a major issue in the german

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u. s. stimulus package from the i ipad, big investments from southeast and the u. e. a investment this just about starting to come in, but you get to not out of the woods. it's fundamentals haven't changed and the, the, the war has affected egypt in material ways. so got here on your loss of about 20 percent. the revenue from the source canal, which is an important source of heart currency for egypt and its tourism sector, which was just recovering from the shocks of corporate and rushing grain is, is being affected. and what about the impact of the instability of both up to back and what about the impact of, of a wider conflict on, on global trade routes? for instance, let's say this is come out as well. the global yes, i think big global trade routes and the districts have recalibrated costs are significantly higher. the red sea continues to be out the balance for most shipping . these are have not relented in their attacks on red sea shipping. uh, that has had the pleasure to be fixed as by now have been a baby taken to global inflation. so i think that that, that

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i was the u. e from thrown heaps. gwendoline was the board. the honors it's i think we will continue looking at taking data in for that. so the incidence hall, the give you a huge discount. okay, thank you so much for speaking to us from kyra state is a funeral has been held for one of 3 journalists killed by and is really are a striking southern loving on. on friday, the son of god was a camera man for the be roots based broadcaster and may a d. and the strike targeted a building known to house media personnel who been covering the conflict between israel and his fellow and the town where the journalists were staying was generally considered safe. and the is really middle trees had been informed of their presence there. well, is really raised on a health center in missouri, in southern lebanon, has killed one parent, the paramedic and injured at least 12 people. joseph jabari is joining us from a roots. what more do we know about this attack? well this is for the latest attack and a series of uh, what's the lebanese health ministries calling t

what do you think his appointment will mean now in particular, for e, u, european union and nato relations? well i here, i think that many here hope that that will mean a close a cooperation with the european union as a blog, as you said before to knows a do a p and leaders. he spends many days together with them that goes sheeting, arguing about topics many nights, even because as we know, assignments of the european leaders can go can be very long. so he knows whom to approach whom to convince how to work together. and this is a very important topic for the future of the alliance, and also for the future of the european union. as the europeans have understood that they needs to do more for their defense, they wants to as to ramp up the weapons of production. and they wants to come out and know it's more when it comes to buying new weapons. but that is also, those are areas that's new to us also focusing on so, so i'm here at nato headquarters are concerned that in the end we could see parallel structures and the wants to avoid. so the router is probably the right man to, to, to make sure that th

electorate to have an old, a population who pops an a not so at ease with a close a connection to the e. u. i just wondered if you do officially when this general election, how were you going to bring the older generation on board and explain to them about the positive aspirations that could be achieved but being close it the you and how are you going to achieve the aspirations of the younger generation who want to see jobs, a career and prospect. so then a multi is a very small country, but with potential for them. if they do join the a you to move beyond the boat as of georgia georgian aspiration to you is the and the integrating to you is a married to a decision. and we're being looked at to be 12 years of our government. our government has done all the t minus 12, so in order to be part of the rocking good. so all the kid shipments of industrialization, i agree with this, you have to be a visa liberalization. our candidate status is happening with the reforms we is the directors fulfilled by the government. together with these people support squared won't teach the perceptions from 2012.

george and dream party was declared, the winner presence alone means that i basically as called them citizens, to protest the e u, as george and authorities to investigate a ledge voting for wood. and that's it for now and told me a logical thanks for watching the come have a few things. the highlights you every week in your inbox, subscribe now. hey, you're looking for something amazing. welcome to d. w to what's hand pick. train is on this side. and in this story, so just to click away the what's the discover? his last amazing cases. to great idea. compelling, confused. thoughts you get in the play to play a decisive role in the us presidential elections. latino is may comp 15 percent of the countries eligible voters hotly contested segments with both candidates, eager to win the move in their own way or take them unless i take over the live channels. the can such a diverse group be said to happen latino, but the labeling of different ethnic groups is purposely done to, to devise these groups. you have those people who feel strongly about one way in those and so strongly above the other ones. there is no, not

e, u in western values and everything. it was highly propagandized reading, western media and it was bits, coverage was deplorable. i mean, really, i mean, we're all critics of western media, but in reading some of these things just was extraordinarily biased and, and highly politicized here. but the, the george and people have spoken of the ruling party in georgia. dream did. well, i think they did better than far the more than what the polls said. but of course the opposition called file. so we could see something like they might gone from 2014 in ukraine. your thoughts here because and i want to dump tail it into what we have in recent election. we have over breath from end and we had in, in molto. but go ahead creek, you know, the, the stronger over georgia life has been going on now for at least since 2008. you could say right. and it's a geo political stronger most so far. it's not as target about the values as all, but it's the values of the packaging and bundle. every party was hopefully intelligent, should have caught up to that, right. it's, it's no longer fresh. it's a very old propaganda tricks that'd be

okay, i know the story to bring you today. china has slum b, e u for its decision to impose tar ups as high as 45 percent on an electric vehicle, imports. beijing warrens that move with harm. europe's reputation with investors kind of firmly opposes the use draft final ruling. but also note that the e u has expressed its political will to continue to resolve the issue through negotiations. china hopes the you will clearly realize that imposing additional tariffs will not solve any problems, but will only shake and hinder. the confidence and determination of chinese companies to invest and co operate in europe is how become a major flash point in a broader trade disputes with the block over the influence of chinese green tech exports. now the european union vote squeak by on friday, despite the scenting votes from hungry and automotive power hush. germany who depends on the important parts of those types will come into force at the end of this month. unless another solution is fine. german chancellor will upshaw saves the controversial tax needs more discussion. of course, we must prote

so to other news out of the republic of georgia rejects e u profit to impose sciences i gainst roger. that is the think or apartment condemns the ma. those quote disgusting. the demand put forward in the resolution regarding georgia to establish bilateral sanctions against russia is disgusting. we would have guaranteed to plunge the people in the country into economic collapse and would most likely have put it on the threats of military confrontation. we make whole decisions based on the interest of the georgian people. we must explain to our partners and our partners must understand that all the decisions of the well being of the country. it seems we get a huge sense of how georgia is feeling under that external influence that's coming from the west side. and this could put a huge amount of pressure. you know, we've seen georgia pass fluids. we some input the west is unhappy about. yeah. and what we've got now is the west, once again wielding the side to you, if you don't do is we say we did a sanction you, we don't like the lowest pass and you go to craigslist. did they make to what

events refusing to recognize the ruling policies victory inside today's general election, i think will waive the e u. and us flag the pro west of opposition demanded. we run a correspondence, a bows covered the demonstration into play see, which has since ended. so here we are at the center of the process. we're going to go past the police court and now at the present, it's quite big. there's gotta be like say about 20000 people here. now the opposition call for the $40000.00. i don't think they've got the pay pay the audit to ripping off the crowd a huge amount to toward the flag. the american flag custodian flags as people come together at the request of the president to bucks really to be the president of georgia, as smooth on the state behind these services. yes. se, essentially coordinated 7 if you like the election. i'm president, 2 of bucks really also has a ledge to previously that there was russian interference. and despite the fact, there was no evidence of it that you didn't need evidence at all as into us that there was a so alleged russian interference. some of this to what you have to

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i was coming across a sick with an e u as provided support to ukraine, which is equivalent to ask because in toy infrastructure financing got about a $100000000000.00. i'm like, oh my goodness, what a discrepancy in priority. and it really, i think those to show why bricks has become a premier platform for the global. so which i think has felt not just plotting to it's like we know by colonialism, pause, but also so neglected and dictated to century. yes, of course the 1st priority they were calling me the whole of ethic. i nearly, i mean, we can, my country's and ellen's head south africa, also indonesia. that's not africa, but okay, this is all we know all this history and i mean, but it's, it's, it meant viewing the imagination, the amount of money they are spending in ukraine. you know, every week or every month, at least they have somehow, uh saying, okay, and all the so many 1000000000 or 1000000 and where does the money come from? because we see this society in europe. it's degrading, you know, there's property, there's homelessness, we see homelessness into us. for example, we see

hey, i understand from your memoir that when you were at the c, a u. s. e once got some useful intelligence from israel. yes, in the 4 years, little bit more than 4 years, i ran a reparations against to some of the line and we got one peaceful, one piece of useful information. and i asked permission to share with people on the ground because it involved the risk to people. and we're the, the as rarely told us no. and i shared it any way and it happened to have a positive impact. so i didn't get fired or suspended, or anything for the uh, you know, a sending our, our masters. but now we have cases of, uh, of uh, service men and women in your country. uh, apparently trying to get in z. the relatives, uh, one thing to be rescued from the catastrophe of hurricane helen, which is the effect of north carolina, south carolina, georgia, tennessee, florida during virginia, 100 dead more than a 100 dead 100 aliens without power. and so on genocide, joe had no problem saying no federal aid while giving 9000000000 to israel. and i don't know how many billions to zelins

i feel like you don't want, i have something in her in or u e, or wherever in a lot of trouble. it does work for us like that. you need to apply for permission to leave and you could be denied just like that. so when we're talking about people with the chronic diseases, they have to leave gaza to get medicine or a to, to, to, to seek the, the another hospitals. they can just leave like that. i had them one of my relatives, they just discovered that they, she have, she's a 14 years old. go who had the accounts that are her brain. and the lovely bill she had the surgery just 3 days before the war started. so we're talking about maybe october, the 3rd or something. and she has to go through the whole war. she left, i believe somewhere in january or with her cancer surgery that she has in her brain . this is awful, that the people they can just leave the, the education that they need or seek. they want to continue their educational so they can just do it like that, but can just leave. i want to ask you about the impact on children as well because of course they, the looking at had t

i zeta byers on the head of the f. as we also said that the independence e u civilian observation was and that was the place on the border with armenia. and i drove by john is actually there and is conducting intelligence activities on behalf of a natal country against russia and its allies. and finally, he also bought in an interesting point about the bombing of pagers and 11 on of course, and that poses a very high risk for government officials and c i s countries. so lots to be on the edge of violence and the c i s, and they're trying to make sure that they are not only aware of it, but they find the mechanisms to flight these acts of sabotage and also publication ran across the river and others around of the big global stories as we approach the 1st weekend of october. i'll be back in 32. hope you've enjoyed me. then here on 247 r t interns. the the, [000:00:00;00] the new ones years because yeah, really that's what happened in this forest village. 18 years ago witness tests and things of those things that are working.

hey, i understand from your me to more that when you were at the c a u. n. e once got some useful intelligence from israel. yes. in the 4 years, little bit more than 4 years, i ran a reparations against some of the line. we got one peaceful, one piece of useful information and i asked permission to share it with people on the ground because it involved the risk to people. and we're, they, they as rarely told us, no. and i shared it any way. and it happened to have a positive impact, so i didn't get fired or suspended or anything for a, you know, a sending our, our masters. but now we have cases of, uh, of uh, service men and women in your country. uh, apparently trying to get in z. the relatives uh, one thing to be rescued from the catastrophe of hurricane helen, which is the effect of north carolina, south carolina, georgia, tennessee, florida during virginia, 100 dead more than a 100 dead 100 aliens without power and so on. genocide, joe had no problem saying no federal aid while giving 9000000000 to israel. and i don't know how many billions to zelinski had

e. u. does that mean the outcome of the election is sets and i think the outcome is even the open. the only one had yes. every one of once you wrote a 80 percent of judgments voted for the country to join the you at all parties. advertising is europe. including the roles in georgia, dream policy. the only difference is if the deposit exploits all the problems that europe obviously has and threatens georgians with it. all these problems. uh, what about judges who are entities they all use the country enters the what about human rights and protection of minorities including sexual minorities? georgia is a very conservative society and of course of water grass or lake blade. also a big role in the election campaign to so will change for georgia if the ruling potty news is it's my jersey to the opposition. this is the opposition to vince eddie, a judge of wood returned to the european path. that's how president telling me of those would obviously be we called it because at the moment you sat at the you membership negotiations of throws and cancelled. let me remind you once again the ju

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now, as i already said, the opposition rejects the result. here's the leader of the pro e u. united national movement to georgia. to credible international, very experienced, separate pulling companies, showed exit poll results that had the opposition leading with the very wide margin of 10 percent. and yet we saw the central election commission publish results that are the complete opposite, giving the georgia dream and on think couple advantage. we believe we are convinced and we are searching that this is due to election fraud. okay, dw correspondent, you are you a shadow is in the georgia and capital t, please see here's, here's assessed assessment of the situation so far as easily a ruling georgia dream party really wins. many young people will probably leave this country, at least he and the capital police see, i have met such people and they have told them exactly that. why? because the ruling georgia, dream, paul tube, which has been in power since 2012 does anything but to bring progress, especially for young people. on the contrary, his body is only officially pro e

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