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that is south african reserve bank governor -- that is a south african reserve bank governor at the g20 jennifer zabasajja in cape town at the g20 meeting of central bank and finance ministers. donald trump said tariffs do to canada and mexico next month will go ahead even as u.s. -- one u.s. official cautioned the schedule could be less certain. >> the tariffs are going forward on time and on schedule. this is an abuse that took place for many years and i am not even blaming the other countries that did this. i blame our leadership for allowing it to happen. who can blame them that they made these great deals and took advantage of the u.s.? >> for more on the market impact, valerie tytel. and how the markets been adjusting? >> the fx markets are still have a complicated time pricing in this risk. we saw an effect on the canadian dollar weekend on these headlines and it goes to show just how much canada has toulouse. we had the bank of canada governor last friday say in a speech that if these go ahead it could didn't long-term growth of canada by 2.5% of gdp. a lot of brinksmanship ahea

parts of the south bank seeing some major flooding in this storm. san jose firefighters responded to an island in the guadalupe river where 2 people, 2 dogs and 4 puppies were trapped. at this time. we don't know exactly how ended up there on that island. animal control, though, is ophelping take care of the dogs elsewhere in the south bay flooding turned many roads into waterways. kron four's rob nesbitt reports from saratoga. >> this is saratoga way that leads to the santa cruz mountains behind me. when you drive into the mountains, you'll see a lot of flooding in several trees down. >> thursday storm caused the uva's creek in gilroy to spill out over rent avenue. it was a common scene in the south bay with heavy rains and strong winds. that combination brought down this tree in the santa cruz mountains just outside of cupertino. keeping line crews busy according to pg e spokesperson, the south bay stephanie mag alone. we did see multiple areas damage locations. we had trees that were falling that fell over our lines at reprieve conductors. we als

it's all taking place at the royal festival hall on the south bank. felicity jones is up for the best supporting actress award for her role in the brutalist. vanessa kirby, a former bafta winner herself is in attendance, as are demi moore, ariana grande and pamela anderson. simon pegg is there. the mission impossible star and the musical amelia perez has 11 nominations this yean perez has 11 nominations this year, and the brutalist it's up for nine, along with best actor adrien brody. but conclave leads the way. there's adrien brody up for the best actor award, but conclave leads the way. it's the papal drama. it has 12 nominations, including ralph fiennes for best actor. >> some wonderful films here. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. i mean, i love amelia perez and nora and the brutalists and wonderfully strong films. it's a good time to celebrate. we need to celebrate these films and these filmmakers. >> the awards have been handed out. i'll keep you up to date with those a little bit later this evening. now it's back to free speech nation. >> for the very la

south korea's central bank has cut interest as it looks to boost the country's slowing economy. — that's the third cut in their last four meetings. the decision was in line with economists' expectations, with the central bank revising down its growth forecast to indonesia now and president prabowo subianto has launched a sovereign wealth fund as part of plans to use the new fund will manage the assets of the country's state—owned enterprises, said to be worth about $900 billion. projects such as new housing developments and attracting foreign investment into factories. eveline danubrata — a financial it was pitched as an aim to consolidate assets and leveraged them to promote consolidate assets and leveragec prabowo promote consolidate assets and leveragec prabowo �*s >mote consolidate assets and leveragec prabowo �*s key te president frsaawa'e key ' but to provide some projects. but to provide some context, president prabowo has said there are assets worth , c 7 ”see w .. billion, said there are assets worth 7 e e ”a”, w ~ billion, but said there are assets worth 7 e e ”a”, 777

south korea's central bank has cut interest rates to the level rates to the lowest level since augustugust 2( country's slowing boost the country's slowing economy. the bank of korea has lowered rates to 2.75%, the third cut in the last four meeting. the was in economist with the central expectations with the central bank down its growth bank revising down its growth forecast for year to i.5%. forecast for this year to i.5%. bangladesh has resumed direct bangladesh has resumed direct with for the trade with pakistan for the first time it an first time since it became an independent in 1971. independent country in 1971. the deal comes after an improvement in relations the two south asian between the two south asian countries after an interim was countries after an interim was installed in government was installed in bangladesh last year. let's cross to mumbai and connect with dyla n dylan acra. is significant for the of the region. geopolitics of the region. bangladeshis geopolitics of the region. bangladesh is at the bangladesh is important at the moment to deal with internal, moment

located in the middle of south india, bank of lower depends on just one river, the coverage. so how has bangalore become one of the most developed cities in india, despite this fragile and precarious situation? to understand that you have to go back to the 19 eighties and the beginning of the globalization of i t. the india is new stature as an offshore center for software came about slowly, but it's picked up tremendous speed in the last 5 years. the government's liberalized computer and software policy of 1984 combined with a growing the patient overseas made the indian computer industry a choice prospect for joint ventures. and high tech developers. the brain power is he is the technical challenges here. such work in massachusetts was close to what? $50.00 an hour. why and we weren't able to contract with the end. it's on the same look at about $15.00 an hour. you had a new kind of industry, not the ord public sector units, but the service sector units that came for the, for us to come into by law was an american company for texas instruments and costs protected instrument

israel is stepping up operations in the west bank after buses excluded south of tel aviv -- explodedl aviv. hello, you are very welcome. the rift between ukraine and the u.s. appears to be growing after a planned joint press conference between president volodymyr zelenskyy and donald trump top diplomat to kyiv was canceled. the man did hold talks but behind closed doors at the request of the united states. internationally, there's been more sharp criticism of president trump's claim that president zelenskyy is a dictator. the u.k. defense secretary defended ukraine's leader and foreign secretary david lam he said the u.k. would remain ukraine's ironclad partner and act as a bridge between the u.s. and united states. the french president said zelenskyy was a legitimate leader and unlike president vladimir putin, he had taken office through a free election process. our u.k. correspondent has more. reporter: america's diplomatic offering to ukraine, retired general keith kellogg, special envoy, his more senior colleagues with russia. suddenly it was our time to leave. we made as far as

i had been war against the by the same existence, even in the country side of that was bank and south fever and has is right, was demolition. many houses that have these uh and my son for the up top. and at the same time, this really fanatic settlers attacking the scene in existence all around the area there in the jump, the body where i originally belonged to is building. you was all that on the palestinian villages and especially in the north and part of the jordan valley. i so they think of the hall and by the standing communities of between the areas of the palestinians of dollars and the cities of their was back. so we are not only talking about the daily scene in the north, them the future gums of jimmy and lucian's and board can. but also there is the other hidden water which, which means is ryan, is systematically trying to cleans as much as they can from the about of sending people around the table spring in terms of the targets that are being hit. now we have spoken before about the, the, the houses that are being demolished, as we mentioned, the walls that are being built i

even in the country side of that was bank and south. abram has is right, was the relation many houses of these uh and my son for the ups up. and at the same time this really fanatic settlers attacking different scene in existence all around the area there in the jungle valley. where are you originally belonged to? is building and you was all that on the palestinian finishes and especially in the north and part of the joint been very isolating the whole bunch of sending communities i have between the areas of defend assuming of the others in the cities of their respect. so we are not only talking about the uh, the daily see in the north them the fiji comes of jimmy and motions and put cannon . but also there is the other hidden water which, which means is systematically trying to cleans as much as they can from the valve of sending people or on purpose. bank regulators have met with a delegation of catholic bishops and the companies that you've done. and the effort to resolve the ongoing conflict. fighting between the ami and m. 22 examples resumed on tuesday for to day pause. you and

even in the countryside of that was bank and south abram has is right in was demolition many houses out of these. uh and my son for the up top. and at the same time this friday fanatic settlers attacking the scene in existence all around the area there in the jumping valley where i originally belonged to is building. and you was all that on the palestinian finishes and especially in the north and part of vigilant, the very isolating. uh the whole bunch of sending communities um uh, between the areas of the palestinians of dollars in the cities of there was fact. so we're not only talking about the, uh, the, the, the daily see, the north, them, the fugitives of jimmy and lucian's and put cannon. but also there is the other hidden water which, which means is right and is systematically trying to cleans as much as they can from the about of sending people around the table sprang a lot also to come here. and i'll just say we're including catholic bishops, step in meeting rentals, trying to resolve a conflict in the eastern democratic republic of congo. and the us as a new national intellige

bank, right? it's actually worse than a part side when they ask noam chomsky and desmond to to, to compare south africa with the west bank. they start, it's actually much worse in the west bank and not to say nothing of, of guys. but as i said in, in an earlier interview is real, has been intent on making life miserable for the palestinians for many decades really. and they've side stepped all of the the piece agreements. mr. uria is talking about a plan, but we have a plan already. actually, we have several plans. if you look at the error piece initiative, for instance, from 2002, all of the air of states, how the site has signed off on that. how mass has signed off on that? the reality is that israel does not want to grant the palestinians, the right to self determination and freedom and, and human rights and dignity. that's the fundamental problem. there's a pretty much a consensus on that in the, uh, in the scholarly literature until that issue is addressed. we aren't going to have, we aren't going to have the kind of stability and peace and the future for guys that or for the palestinians in the w

eastern province of south kieffer raping several women and killing at least 12 people. survivors have requested the death penalty for all of the accused. the trial comes as runs of banks and $23.00 rebels. make significant gains in south kiva, off the account, 3 of the key city of government loss funds, former colombia and president of our or if it has pleaded not guilty to witness bribery charges. or rebecca, who was heads of states from 2002 to 2010, could face a prison sentence of up to 12 years if convicted the case started in 2012. also, he followed the libel suit against an opposition politician who would accuse him of having like so power minutes re group reveal was that accuse of attempting to of also witness accounts or is there a headlines? witness is next. the mountain lupsi catalyst suddenly go 95 and 10. i move, that's cool, man. of course, and my hon. i eat music on my own, but not at all. it must be in the colon. that's what i can we succeed? so hopefully you 95 and not fall off the cache and cookies take on monday, so you dedicate the to me, what is the last hold on hold. yeah, i will go going. you talk to him. hey, is this the the, the, the yes, yeah.

banking agencies. joining me now, south carolina senator and chairman of the banking committee, tim scott.hank you for joining me this morning. >> good morning good to be with you. thanks so much. maria: tell us what's most important for you in terms of where you want to go with jay powell today. >> well, maria, simply said, under jay powell the fed has been weaponized for liberal causes. they debanked crypto assets, they have stress tests that put more capital on the sidelines and basel 33 3 is another waiveo say you don't have enough money for mortgages and small businesses to start, because you have so much capital on the sidelines it's not good for the economy. jay powell needs to go back to calling balls and strikes fairly, not joining green energy schemes for financing. we need a fed chair that actually helps grow our economy. donald trump is going to fix the economy that joe biden broke. maria: yeah. i mean, look, we've got so much to look at. president trump is trying to tap into the energy capacity in america as a way to get inflation down and so far the expectations are that infl

west bank after three buses exploded just south on buses and defused.follows an outpouring of grief in israel as the bodies returned to tel aviv. family who were still in gaza. fa short rho were still in gaza. fa short time ere still in gaza. fa short time ago, till in gaza. fa short time ago, till israeli. military said to make bodies have been the have been identified, the infants, but that the third body isn't that of the bbdy isn'tthet—etthe — ,, mother and bbdy isn'tthretretthe r re mother and it children's mother and it didn't belong to any hostage. the idf accused hamas of very has accused hamas of very serious violations of the ceasefire agreement. 0ur correspondent paul adams reports from tel aviv. would never happen — the return of the dead. the red cross publicly asked hamas not to put on a show, 16 months on from october 7th, it all came surging back. into the bibas house. campaigner 0ded lifshitz were all killed by israeli bombs. the truth of that claim may never be known. were brought to tel aviv for formal identification. in hostages squa

explosions in the janine refugee can wallets forces expand their results in the occupied west bank, the main site, the south of their life, and also coming up harrowing stories of suffering loss for public opinion prisoners has been released from is riley jails.

better life but i couldn't. >> these migrants from south america are giving up hiring boats in panama headed home. new border patrol chief michael banksreverse migration is happening throughout central america including honduras. >> in the first two weeks of february, they have witnessed over 500 migrants turning back south. >> seeing images like this, the end of catch and release, ice arrests, checkpoints on the interstate. thousands deported by air, many migrants are leaving mexico by bus. >> this area south of san diego last year was overwhelmed by migrants. today it is empty. >> we've seen a 95 plus percent decrease in traffic coming through the darian gap. >> that means the pipeline is drying up at least for now. >> no more catch and release. you will be apprehended and returned to your country and spreading like wildfire all over social media. >> the bottom line, the risk/reward for migrants isn't there right now. why make the investment knowing if you make it through mexico, past the border patrol you'll be deported? right now what the administration is doing is deterring the migrant wave. >> harris: william la jeunesse, great

bloss and bottom in the south was telling me a suspected tara attack. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has court ordered an intensification in military rates in the occupied by bank. perry bolton reports the 3 buses exploded infection south of tennessee city. the painting, wreckage seems in seems of smoke high into the night sky. explosive devices were also found in 2 of the buses, which failed to designate all this on the day is re these with morning the dead being released from casa speculation. as to who is responsible and what the motivations were. his breed fast. these randy governments quit to point the finger of blame at the palestinians. many have speculated, and i think you all have speculated with good reason that these rarely is, would go right back into full combat and conflict in gaza after phase one and have very little intention on following through. on the remainder of the deal. this could be a message by a palestinian group that if that happens, they can still make it quite painful for the israelis. is ralph prime minister benjamin netanyahu has instructed them in the treat to carry out an intense operation in the occupied westbank. israel says i

there would be 20 finance ministers and central bank governors meeting in cape town, south africa, but several members of the form of tenzing us treasury secretary scope percent said he had obligations in washington. and last week, the us secretary of state skipped a meeting of g 20 foreign ministers in johannesburg. somebody to mila has moved from cape town, or the africans did. crisis brings together the south african president and civil form, a heads of state government. their mission to promote the african leaders initiative a project quoting for comprehensive did relief so heavily indebted nations on the continent. civil african countries including ethiopia, have defaulted on international loans, while others have seen protests against the rising cost of living. the most recent in malawi. so because using its presidency of the g 20 the world, strongest economies to advance african interests, it is vital to ensuring that their lights and interests of the vulnerable are not tempered the nice the emissions of the powerful to my to let so cooperation is our only hope of overcoming unp

. >> these migrants from south america are giving up. heading home. michael banks says reverse migration is happening throughout central america, including honduras. >> in the first two weeks of february, they have witnessed over 500 migrants turning back south. >> seeing images like this, the end of catch and release, ice arrests, checkpoints on the interstate. thousands deported by air. many migrants are leaving mexico by bus. >> we have ashirt and a jacket. it's been here the last two days. >> this area south of san diego last we're was overwhelmed by my gants. today it's empty. >> we've seen a 95 percent decrease in people coming through. >> the pipeline is drying up for now. >> there's no more catch and release. you will be returned. that's spreading like wild fire all over social media. >> the bottom line is, the risk reward ratio is not there for illegal immigrants. there's no free hotels, benefits or work permits. odds of apprehension are high. how long does it last? don't know. right now what the administration is doing is deterring most migrants. trace? >

has since won back. 0ur correspondentjames waterhouse has been to the south—east of the country, to speak to people who live on the bankse the sounds and scars of russia's invasion. are you concerned that when it comes to sitting at the table, that that conversation might not include ukraine? first of all, it is impossible. we are fighting for our land. it's our land. it is impossible to make any decisions without ukraine. who will fulfil them? i want to remind everyone that it wasn't american marines that stopped the advance on kyiv, or the advance in the east and south of our country and in the streets. it is ukrainians fighting. without ukrainians, there is no deal of any agreement, that is clear. speaking about how similar are the plans which are in the heads of ukrainians and president trump, i don't know what is in the hands of president trump. at the moment, i want to believe that our understanding is close. i know for sure that president trump will try to follow the best interests of the american people, and the best interests of america is to stop putin because other dictators are watching, to show to the world

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occupied west bank and east wrist when it's after prime minister benjamin netanyahu ordered the enforcement of a new law banning on was activities. israeli soldiers use tear gas and south bombs at a training center in columbia and the occupied west bank and ordered everyone inside to leave. while unoccupied, east jerusalem, an elementary boy school was forced to close. its really forces also entered to other schools in the occupied west bank. local sources say the israeli army is demolishing at least 14 palestinian homes in port cut them. refugee camp is part of the large scale military operation that began nearly a month ago is really forces have stormed refugee camps and palestinian towns destroying homes and public facilities. initially, the raids were focused on jeanine and the north of the territory. but have since expand it to north shops, refugee camp, and to look at them more than 3 quarters of the population of 13000 people had been forcibly expelled. is there among the more than $40000.00 palestinians is rarely soldiers have forced from their homes in the occupied west bank. the un says refugee camps are being rendered uninhabitable. it is compared these real

bank bellies. didn't state who is also south deer, rarely escape condition, for normalizing ties with israel ties, trump is eager to secure a now he's making the kingdom an old for as well. let's take a listen in the states with the view it as a real estate transaction. where will be an investor in that part of the world. we don't want to see everybody move back and then move out in 10 years has been going on for 50 years. much more than that, we just want to see stability that would be having us have that in particular piece in that particular location, i think would show great stability and would, would lead to great stability in the area for very little money for a little price. and we wouldn't need challenges at all that will be taken care of by owners. the saudis can create a palestinian state in saudi arabia. they have a lot of land over there or not on trump's bombshell claim that the us will. oh gosh, it's bill sent, shock waves world wide aged saudi arabia and the error in race are reportedly planning a meeting to drop. the united rejection off the plan and well from but israel, by the wa

. >> reporter: these migrants from south america are giving up, hiring boats in panama and heading home. michael banksral america including honduras. >> the first two weeks of february, they witnessed 500 migrants turning back south. >> reporter: seeing images like this, the end of catch and release, ice arrests, checkpoints on the interstate, thousands deported by air, many migrants are leaving mexico by bus. >> had a shirt and a jacket, here for the last two days. >> reporter: this area in san diego last year was overwhelmed by migrants. today it is empty. >> 95% decrease in traffic. >> reporter: that means the pipeline is drying up at least for now. >> reporter: no more catch and release, you're going to be apprehended and returned to your country and that's spreading like wildfire on social media. >> reporter: the risk/reboard isn't there. you are not getting the asylum or the work permit. how long does it last? we don't know. shelters in mexico and the pipeline. stuart: thank you very much. 124 confirmed cases of measles reported in texas. one person has died, 18 hospitalized. most of the cases a

to his right, the soldiers killed in the shooting and the occupied west bank is violent spreads across the 3rd. china retaliate south of us presidents terrace. take effects, housing, trade taxes on american goods. and then 23 rebels to carry unilateral sees 5 in the democratic republic of congo. hundreds people have been killed in the 5. the says negotiations have begun on the implementing that 2nd phase of the gaza sees 5 deal with israel. phase 2 inc. codes releasing the remaining is right. the captives held in gaza and the complaints withdrawal of israeli forces as well says it's preparing to send that occasion to del hallway. the tools will be held these ready prime minister, ben. you mean that's in the out? he's in washington dc. you see, he'll discuss the next stage of the seas file with us president donald from the trump of the a said the what? no guarantees. the seas fine will hold. let's go live to private call haines. she joins us from washington, dc. so patty, white house officials been talking about golf though. what's that message as well? they has a very brief background call with reporters. just to gi

of the largest agricultural projects in the world has a 0 lies between the banks of the blue and the white nile rivers. in south eastern sit, in the decades of bad policy and mismanagement, has stripped farmers of the benefits of irrigation scheme. houses here is mohammed vile reports from one mcdonny. a joint system of canals bring in life to an otherwise bantam area. the disease scheme used as gravity to educate nearly a 1000000 heck tales of exceptionally fat, to soil in salt system. so then the bottles, water also used to be the backbone of 2 times economy. almost all of the major projects in sit down with funded permits, waving you when hardships into certification struck the region. this project was a safe refuge from hunger for all students. and before it benefited more than the day, so then the project was a main study for one of the largest colonial economies of the previous century. but just you on a project was built by the british a 100 years ago. this facility is alex, from that time, used to separate the cotton fibers from the seats for the better part of a sent you this project to the main. one o

dominance through legal mechanisms and institutions such as the world bank and the international monetary fund. now the non western old global south world has regained its strength and the organizations and agreements that have been established a solidifying this known western world to. well, my colleague, i'm a ride home on me and they discuss donald trump's trade moves on the global reaction. we've experts from 3 banks contracts us go far, let us break this down, this idea that that has to be some common break scott and see read this chord. how being an idea of m, that one on the 5 board members back in 2022 or something. now we have a big splash, which is in an ever expanding mode. so i do not believe a common currency is the idea which breaks of working on the yeah, well being on a boss get up kind of sees, you can actually go currencies, you create international trade and local currencies with each other. so this idea is not something which is for a fee of electron and catch a 2nd thing. the breaks class of nations of working on connecting the payment mechanism and the payment system. so that helps with what we saw in the las

central bank quickly raised rates to slice inflation from this banks last amounts to move in 19000000000 euros impeachment hearings for the south korean suspended president have closed with a defiant statement from union slip hill. he defended his shock decision to declare marshall last year saying the country was facing an existential crisis. constitutional court judges must now decide whether to uphold humans impeachment, or to reinstate his powers. all persons prime minister says the u. k. will raise defense spending to 2.5 percent of g d p. over the next 2 years kissed on the told parliament that europe isn't a new era of in security. this comes 2 days before he's due in washington to try to persuade donald trump to continue support for ukraine on nato from nuclear technology of the use foreign policy cheese kind of callous is traveling to the united states to discuss the prospective and the war in ukraine. with the us secretary of state small co rubio. pub is it comes off to the french president and menu, or my call met from on monday relations between the us and europe. the grown increasingly strange is most go and washin

bank or from edges. and essentially i live in the south for the north that is dispatched to out of the territory. and hopefully now that and it's for in regards to the open will be able to more, to go from the south notes. and that's 222 sauce. and what have you, can you tell me is very much essential. first line assistance. so many kids, what are the, who do i in july 10th. but what we need is also specialized equipment right now, especially in gather city and most of the night, people do not have access to what are they do not have access to electricity. so some of the waste management is the issue and or not that does not require the items, but most specialized items in order to to be able to meet there. indeed, and you're talking about the situation in the north, we've seen hundreds of thousands of palestinians return north in the past few weeks where much of the infrastructure water sewage systems has been destroyed. talk to us more about the conditions that people are facing right now. and are they going to have to rely on, on 8 organizations like yours for a while, for, for these basic ser

south of damascus. so insured is acting with the community and gaza in the west bank and love it on and in syria. token is supported by the united states and quite united and it's cabinet and it's uh, and it's precious phonetic governance in expanding of award. whether it's garza again occupied, westbank again, occupied southern city a now more more occupied that it remains in leather. not ok. many thanks for that model, i'm sure i'll just share a senior political analyst speaking to a staff from dell or the well more one mentioned what is going on in syria? well, the conference on serious political future has just wrapped up in damascus, where the countries present enough, but also rob promise. democratic reforms off the years of civil war. delegates approve the formation of several committees that will work over the next 3 years and constitutional reforms, transitional justice, and economic recovery. the aim is to establish a new legal framework address, move crimes on help rebuild serious economy with emphasis on lifting international sanctions. participants also condemned israel's incursion into it

um, either from door down from the west bank or from it just uh and its entering either in the south or north and then is dispatched throughout the territory. and hopefully no doesn't, it's fine. 3 doors we open, we'll be able to more, to go from the south, north and up to 2 and 2 south. and what, how do you hear me coming is very much essential. first line assistance. so many kids, what are they off? who do i imagine lightens, but what we did is also specialized equipment right now, especially in gather city. and most of my people do not have access. what are they do not have access to electricity? so the waste management is an issue and or not that does not require the items, but most specialized items in order to to be able to be there. it's already quite done by taking gather city, but you should go to noticed as a government rates in japan. yeah, it's land. i mean there was not much left, but people just returning because they want to feed their land. they want to be at home. right now. they are very, very dependent on humanitarian organizations provides the services such as of

. >> these migrants from south america are giving up hiring boats in panama headed home. new border patrol chief michael banks says reverse migration is happening throughout central america including honduras. >> in the first two weeks of february they witnessed over 500 migrants turning back south. >> seeing images like this, the end of catch and release, ice arrests, checkpoints on the interstate, thousands deported by air, many migrants are leaving mexico by bus. >> this area south of san daig last year was overwhelmed by migrants. today empty. >> we've seen a 95 plus% decrease in traffic that's coming through the darian gap. >> the pipeline is drying up at least for now. >> no more catch and release. you will be returned to your country and spreading like wildfire all over social media. >> why take the risk of making an investment why the odds are negligible. no asylum. no free buses or hotels, and now we're deporting people to any country they pass through. how long it will last, we don't know. right now what the administration is saying and doing is having a massive deterrent effect. >> dana: fairly eas

through legal mechanisms and institutions, such as the world bank and the international monetary fund. now the non west and old global south world has regained its strength and the organizations and agreements that have been established a solidifying this known western world. well, my colleague mark how mommy discussed donald trump's trade moves. i'm the global reaction with x, but some 3 brick countries. us before, let us break this down, this idea that that has to be some common breaks guarantee. read this chord, how being an idea of m, that one on the 5 go to members back in 2032 or something. now we have a big splost, which is in an ever expanding mode. so i do not believe a common currency is the idea which breaks of working on the well being on a boss get up, got, and sees. and i spoke of these 3 international trade and local currencies with each other. so this idea is not something which is 4 to see about our daughter tetra, 2nd thing. the breaks class nations of working on connecting the payment from a kind of them and the payment system. so that helps with what we saw in the last time it as well as an outcome that

of palestinians and overnight rides across the occupied west bank. janine several people were lined up and searched at gunpoint for the south and the town of as soon detained to palestinians were forced to march through the streets and a full nation. the soldiers followed a local school was targeted in earlier rides and novelist, the palestine reared christian society. he says, a 13 year old boy was injured in trenton on from a bullet head his face. several other children were also heard from the attack and civil rights also carried out until col room and the nearby nor shelves. refugee camps is rarely soldiers use bulldozers to tear down homes and destroy infrastructure. well, the 40000 palestinians have been fullest from the home since, as well began. it's operation cold iron wall 4 weeks ago. oh no, that's hang out loud. we will go to the sound of excavators, dig into camps yards on the main street, and destroying some of the house was completely originally they were partially destroyed, but they reduced them to revel today. well i um had w, we got this place. my family members went to the relatives and neighbors. where

so london bank am $23.00 rebels are advancing and the spreading out across north and south t bu. a now aiming for the city of vera. this is happening. it's such a rapid pace that it's starting up memories of events of 3 decades ago. many regional plans were involved including uganda, the room day on south africa, and that's causing concern. the conflict could spread the on the deceit can m 23 rebels push all the way to control some more on this. and today's program, which we begin with this report from dmitri, but that in co, a view to met with dealers or it can be in the avita. everyone is running away, says the man filming this video, as gun fine as to the local village of fighters. urge people not to panic. as companies army troops retreat from the area, london back and 23 rebels are advancing on this town by lake duncan mika, the board as balloon d, about a 2 kilometers south of because of the rebels took control of goma in january and then bukasa in southern keep 2 weeks later, the pace at which m 23 has been advancing. has a lot of people in the capital, contrast to 1500 ki

raise concerns about a recently economic agreement signed between banking and the cook islands, a form and using and colony in the south pacific of according to a foreign ministry statement, one e responded. all countries, regardless of size strength or weakness, are equal and have the right to choose a development path that suits them. despite the difference is when some pages is dialogue with aging is more important than ever. china is use even cloud, just trading, ponder, and there's a sofa resist adjoining. ok. security lines formed by the us, u. k. and australia to counter china is growing present in the asia pacific. the presence of chinese military vessels that saw south reflects agents growing maritime capability. and confidence the chinese navy has circle back to behind the west in terms of reach. the leaders here and the aging has clear ambitions to change. katrina you all to 0 agent to india. now, way public schools are refusing to enroll children from myanmar because the government doesn't officially recognize or hang of refugees. about 40000 ro hanging muslims live in slums. across india most arrived down

banks. the we will finance businesses for the youth. we need a strong economy in south q. we will provide credit facilities for those who are eligible. good will see they want to leave the country. but these uh, certain times, most people just want to keep their heads above water. literally cutting. i'm just going to start deal to see that i had an i'll just say era dimensions right behind the sink for the full taishan of thousands of wigs from time in the as hello that. let's have a look at the weather across north america. and it's a pretty quiet picture and very mild onto the deep freeze we all see move. spring light temperature is for the very self. lot rumors well across most central parts of the us, but things well cool down as we go into sat today to get across the northeast, we put another clip of system moving across the great lakes, bringing some significant snow to places in a much cold. the feel we have a look at the temperature in toronto minus 11 degrees celsius. that's not a moves across like on terrier and on woods to northern parts of upstate new york. but

south ways more than 3 weeks. these really military has laid siege to the occupied west bank. the attacks have launch the focus on the janine refugee comp. north of the territory is really forces bonds by military boulders is a destroying critical infrastructure. civilian vehicles and property. more than $20000.00 palestinians have been forced to flee their homes 6, promising in families of fighting to save their homes in the occupied westbank after his raid demolition orders were issued orders as i've already raised down this whole mean there. it's there on the outskirts of ramallah, the demolitions were older dr. hayes, really such as we'll say, policy and homes in the area pose a threat to a settlement on the positive help. breaking use out of pockets on this side where at least 18 people i've gotten, astonish, just a witness. 18 people have been killed and the suicide attack. it happened outside of bank, where people are waiting for this saturday's in condo city. that's north of the afghani capital capital. at least 45 other people were injured. will have more in this stor