[indiscernible] adrian: ok. martin -- kemal: [indiscernible] adrian: ok. martin, the u.s.as recently lifted sanctions after concluding that ethiopia is no longer engaging in a pattern of gross violations of human rights. do you think that abiy ahmed would have made comments such as the ones that he has been reported to have made about the use of force if those sanctions had still been in place? martin: it is a very good question, especially as there are so many examples of gross human rights abuses by ethiopia, which the united states certainly knows about. i mean, you know, it is slightly odd because the chinese have just renewed the rail connections with djibouti, and they are pretty good now. and there is no reason why that should not be developed. as has been said, the eritrean ports of assab and another are both available and could be used. and a port in kenya has been talked about, and the ethiopians have put some money into that and it is possible they could get something in sudan or even somalia. so there's lots of options. but i am afraid that prime minister abiy

adrian: ok. do you share helin's optimism that this deal will eventually have to be done -- and i didn't get your thoughts way back at the beginning of the program on whether russia's failure to re-sign this deal is actually a direct snap to president erdogan? guest: i think it was a secondary purpose, to expressed displeasure with something that resident erdogan clearly has an accompaniment he likes to tout as proof-of-stake and schip. i think the primary purpose is to put pressure on sanctions relief. i've just done some quick research checking that russia exported a record amount of cereal grains last year. so clearly russia is still able to get its out. and the idea that somehow this deal has prejudiced the russian ability to export grain, it's just false. i do you think ultimately, because they make money for the -- from the grain, and because it is a win-win situation, they will come back to the deal. it might be under a different name, but they will have some sort of modus vivendi with the

i'm adrian fineghan.onths and months of the biggest protests israel has ever seen, yet they couldn't stop the far-right government of prime minister benjamin netanyahu pushing through a law to weaken the supreme court. its judges can no longer overturn government decisions they consider to be unreasonable. opponents from across israeli society say that ministers can now do what they like. some say it was able to stop his own persecution of corruption charges. supporters say the legislation will stop judicial interference in politics. as israel trumpets its democracy and argues with itself over the law, what does it mean that palestinians? we will be discussing this in a few moments with our guests, but one thing is that this issue has left israel divided. >> i said to the opposition leaders, you can continue to argue and fight, but you can also do something else. you can reach agreements about what to do next. let's come to an agreement. this is my call to you and i extend my hand to call for peace and mu

adrian: . welcome to the program. i'm adrian finighan. he bought twitter for $44 billion, so perhaps it should not be unexpected that elon musk wants to leave his mark on the social media website. but the announcement that a simple x will will replace the iconic bird logo surprised millions of twitter uses, as well as investors and the marketing world. his takeover of the website has been turbulent, with mass layoffs of staff, concerns over how content is moderated and criticism of changes to the social media platform. what is behind the branding transformation? how will it go down? and what is musk hoping to gain from it? we will be asking these questions and more with our guests in just a few moments. but first, a report. reporter: it is no secret that the world's richest man has ambitious plans for one of the world's most used social media platforms. and in true elon musk style, he told his followers on saturday that they too could be part of his new vision for twitter. then on sunday, his twitter profile changed. the blue bird logo wa

adrian: all right.aleemul, i wonder, you have john kerry at the moment talking to china, another of the world's biggest polluters. in terms of sheer population size and expanding economy, where does india fit into this picture? if john kerry is in beijing talking about climate, shouldn't he be in new delhi? saleemul: absolutely. i think china and the u.s. are certainly the two countries as countries that matter with respect to the emissions of greenhouse gases. china having overtaken the u.s. recently is the biggest emitter. but india is not very far behind and needs to be dropped into the picture. there is going to be a summit of the g20 countries very soon hosted by india, where hopefully they will take this issue on board and all the biggest economies in the world will take this issue forward and deal with it. the good news is that both in china and india, they are realizing that they have more to gain by transitioning away from fossil fuels into cleaner energy, because they are both vulnerable to th

adrian: ok.al, you have written that you have lived in a surveillance society, which is no different than those depicted in dystopian science fiction novels. what impact does it have directly on you, your family, your friends? it starts at home, doesn't that, even before you have left the house? jalal: absolutely. this is the purpose of the system of surveillance, something is always interested in these societies, even a dystopian novel or watching movies as a kid, as you can imagine, the psychological impact you would have on people, and for my life, perhaps 16, 17 years, the surveillance being applied, and it is a part of our every single aspect of daily life, whether it is on the streets, whether it is traveling to your family or even communicating online or a telephone, surveillance is existing in every part. of course, it is a layer of many layers that israel employees to entrench a system of oppression, apartheid, this is how they will dominate in control -- and control the population. they

adrian: ok.al, you have written that you have lived in a surveillance society, which is no different than those depicted in dystopian science fiction novels. what impact does it have directly on you, your family, your friends? it starts at home, doesn't that, even before you have left the house? jalal: absolutely. this is the purpose of the system of surveillance, something is always interested in these societies, even a dystopian novel or watching movies as a kid, as you can imagine, the psychological impact you would have on people, and for my life, perhaps 16, 17 years, the surveillance being applied, and it is a part of our every single aspect of daily life, whether it is on the streets, whether it is traveling to your family or even communicating online or a telephone, surveillance is existing in every part. of course, it is a layer of many layers that israel employees to entrench a system of oppression, apartheid, this is how they will dominate in control -- and control the population. they

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adrian, this is what they've said. if that's the choice, then we have to provide these, well, i just want to play with a clip of white house press secretary jen saki speaking in the, the early days of the war about customizations. here's where she said, no legal costs are bombs and being used by the russians. if that's true, what is the next step of this and ministration that is there a red line for how much will be tolerated against civilians in this a man or that's the legal potentially it is, it would be, i don't have any confirmation of that. we have seen the reports if, if that were true, it would potentially be a work crime when it may have the potential use of cluster munitions in ukraine. is that by russia is a war crime. the insinuation here is the rules apply to others and not to the us and its allies. rules apply to everyone, adrian, you're no doubt about that. all the rules apply to us, the ukrainians to the russians and everyone. there's no doubt about that. the question is, how to stop this even legal, im

a hey, adrian again, no one wants to use these weapons. every one would like to have the regular of the unit, jeremy weapons, a unitary ammunition for they are temporary. there's no doubt i don't dispute or anything the server just said or that you'll just send. and you asked about the clean up. yes. that's that will have to be played off. yes, the unexploded ordnance will have to be cleaned up. it turns out adrian, as you well know, that the mining that the russians have done is extensive up and down the line. the estimates are 10000000 minds, not any personnel, much somebody for personal mind, but mostly anti tank minds. they are the about 10000000 up and down the line in ukraine that the russians are planted. they'll all have to be dug up. they'll all have to be d d if you and you're exactly right. so the united states, as preparing so for and has already provided and has provided the d mining capabilities, we will provide more. i'm sure the gradients are working on d mining capabilities. they're going to have to be cleaned up all of th

i'm adrian for the golden rule. is a dirty business, but the decision by the us to supply cluster bombs to ukraine has crossed the line that many of its nato allies wouldn't the you and says the weapons breach international humanitarian law. the us says it has no option but to send them to ukraine because it's running as of conventional munitions, both the cues rush out of using cluster bombs in the wall. so why is the us doing this now? we'll be discussing it without guests in just a moment, but 1st a report from laura. com. and these cost to bones are considered so dangerous living funds by moving 120 countries. but the us says that'd be included in the new military aid package to ukraine. need to join the convention funding. they use no, his russia one out so just how dangerous all day. the missile canisters contain hundreds of smaller homes spread out in the this means they indiscriminate and can have a wide spread and devastating impact. the international committee of the red cross says as many as 40 percent of

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adrian. but i think the issue here is that from the chinese perspective, we, us behavior paints a pretty clear picture that the us is looking to support china's growth and development. so the question is, what is trying to doing and response to this? and i think it's reaction is based on a very accurate reading of the prevailing power dynamics. so a china always has been committed to working with any country, including the united states on the basis of mutual respect and respect for sovereignty. but i think starting march 2021 of the last good meeting, we can see a see change. we're trying it has said if we can't make you see the light america, we will make you feel the heat. and that was shown in the very sharp exchanges in alaska, but also i think, shown in these up looming restrictions with gallium and germanium. they're not only important comp in inputs for semiconductors, but also for high powered radar. which of course, is crucial for uh, many aspects of the american military. so i thin

adrian hayes. linda jubilee. adrian hayes.he public. >> you're right, mark, and i think it's quite incredible when we look back the last three years that, you know what we talk about now was not even a fraction of the news. it is three years ago. but i think the pubuc three years ago. but i think the public having enough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said having enough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said ithaving enough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said it corporate ough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said it corporate the]. and three years ago. but i think the pub said it corporate the elites you said it corporate the elites , institutions, governments are completely out of touch with what the general public think and could be and i'm i'm sensing we could be at peak woke now. and it's at peak woke right now. and it's not a moment too soon. but what it take certain cases it will take in certain cases and cuts bankers maybe and i think cuts bankers maybe a tipping point also with c

adrian hayes. linda jubilee. adrian hayes. public. >> you're right, mark, and i think it's quite incredible when we look back the last three years that, you know what we talk about now was not even a fraction of the news. it is three years ago. but i think the pubuc three years ago. but i think the public having enough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said having enough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said ithaving enough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said it corporate ough. and three years ago. but i think the pub said it corporate the]. and three years ago. but i think the pub said it corporate the elites you said it corporate the elites , institutions, governments are completely out of touch with what the general public think and could be and i'm i'm sensing we could be at peak woke now. and it's at peak woke right now. and it's not a moment too soon. but what it take certain cases it will take in certain cases and cuts bankers maybe and i think cuts bankers maybe a tipping point also with chi

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i think we're going to be hopefully back with you adrian talking about what went right. yes. as i said in my opening remarks, i am optimistic, it's clear that the national leaders of both countries wants a peace treaty it's. it's clear also that there's publications to an extent earlier on the as or by johnny side a several months ago along the lodging. court, or when some journalist insisted on russian peacekeepers pushing into the armenian occupied area that's supposed to return to azerbaijan. the control of the russian peacekeepers said no, we're not going to of problem be part of that project ation. and now i think what we heard about with the i c r c trucks bringing in unacceptable and material to our meeting and soldiers who are supposed to have left already by the way. those eyes are by johnny areas. that's also a propagation. so it's time to end all those provocations and give space for the national leaders to make the difficult compromises that everybody, at least outside of the extreme, is want to see happen. and i'm optimistic that we'll have okay. that we've got a

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welcome to the program on adrian. instead of going to the dispute region of know, go to cadillac has been a source of conflict between all media and as a by john for more than 30 is the 2 sides of fort several. was the most recent in 2020. the going to kind of back is internationally recognized as positive as a by john, but it's also claimed by media. now this increased tension once again without media saying that the area has been effectively cut off by as a by john. well, this is the leaders of both countries or in brussels for broad a peaceful, mediated by the european union will get so, i guess in just a moment. but 1st the report from alpha 0 satisfied us to thousands of people protesting against azerbaijan. disclosure of the latch in cordele, it's a main road that connects all menia with the disputed region of nicole in a car, but as or by john has accused the armenian branch of the international red cross of allowing its vehicles to be used to smuggling in a statement the i c l. c said that no unauthorized good

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i don't think this will be something that i need to clear your adrian or, you know, the. ringback has been a movement that has been rising in power. busy or for decades now, and it's been a rise in power because it's never seen a red light. it's never seen a red line from the international community. and it's never seen a red light from which is rarely society itself. the real society has been permissive when it comes to settlement. the settlements are so much part of the landscape. now. it's really soldiers don't think twice about going and shooting house to the kids. it's just so ingrained in the occupation selling range inside of israel and the settlement movement has become emboldened now this judicial reform overall, whatever it is that you want to call it. this process actually is not new began back in 2009, 2010. and the reason that the yeah was because they didn't want to see the right. we didn't want to see anybody putting the brakes on any is really activity they wanted to make sure that the settlements to continue to the role that is really actually be on shack

adrian is good to be with you. and i also appreciate the, the previous speakers comments. look, a little history is an order here. we don't have to look that far back to see that this is actually standard operating procedure for russia. anything that has to do with humanitarian equities or interest, they will absolutely threaten suspend and ring every construction out of that they can. when the original green deal, the black she initiative was negotiated, they did the same. if we look at the orange syria, every time that there is a un motion to approve another 6 months of food relief across international borders into the world food program restaurant threatens to blackmail and, and just rarely or do rarely. because at the end of the day for us or there is no such thing as a truly humanitarian gesture, it all comes down to trying to get an additional construction on economic, military or political matters. so in this case, they want to get the sanction lifted on their cultural bank to get access back to the switch system. they would like to see is your imports into russia o

this is inside story, the other welcome to the program on adrian finnegan, donald trump, some the us political establishment and the world. by winning the white house raised nearly 70 years ago to impeachment last election, but a failed insurrection later, that peace hoping to do the same in next year's presidential poll. so far, he's the front one, have to become the republican know many of the same time. he's facing dozens of criminal charges and several investigations, but will these think his political ambitions for help him when more support will get to i guess in just a moment. but 1st sort of high that has this report on trump's legal troubles. the us president donald trump was deeply controversial, one in office and remains. so today he hopes to be running and next year's presidential election in november, 6 months, the full that he'll be standing trial facing $37.00 criminal charges most under the us espionage act. the prompt noise illegally keeping classified documents that says florida home and says he's the targets of a witch hunt trumps legal issues. though extend well b

yes, adrian, there's a very strong likelihood that mr. trump will be convicted and go to jail. the question is, of course, when the biggest trial hanging over him right now is the florida trial, which has now been scheduled for may, but that's only a tentative date. the judge has called that case, a complex case. now be many motions. and that means that there could easily be delays. obviously, trust team has already tried to get the electric. i the, the trial pushed past the election. and we could well see if in the astonishing case the trunk line, you could see him then arguing that once he was president, he no longer should be tried for these crimes. and we couldn't even find a way where he might try to pardon itself actually. and tube on edge and that case . so it's, it's very hard to predict how that's going to play out. obviously, the georgia case is a different matter. we're going to see that likely indictments later this summer. there is no way for that to easily go away from mr. trump with the georgia parole board. the only um only sd that has uh the authority to, to pa

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i'm adrian for like a semi conduct. the chips are a vital component to and everything from smartphones to cause and even ministry hardware. china has been looking to insure it supplies, but it's not facing a major problem. the netherlands is coping exports of a central technology used to manufacture the most advanced chips. china says it's part of a campaign by the us to undermine its economy. will go to a panel in just a few moments, but 1st a report from defense them on china is tech admissions has hit a roadblock. it's been building up its semi conductor sector, making computer chips that are vital to its economy and military plans. but new rules and the netherlands could to private, have a central technology needs to make the most advanced chips. as the does trade minister said the restrictions were imposed on national security grounds without mentioning any country, but china believes the u. s. is behind the move on. you can send thing may fall. so help with china has always opposed the us generalization of the con

i'm adrian. instead of going months and months, the biggest protests the israel has ever seen. yet they couldn't stop the found right government, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu pushing through a little to we can the supreme court. it's judges can no longer over to and government decisions they considered to be unreasonable. opponents from across is where the society say the ministers can now do what they like. some say it will enable nothing yahoo to stop his own prosecution on corruption charges support to say the legislation will stop. traditionally interference in politics is this way of trumpet slips. democracy at all use with itself over the little. what does it mean for palestinians living under constant oppression? we'll be discussing this in a few moments without guess. but one thing that is agreement on to this issue as left israel deeply divided. i'm a little show up with the to say to the all positionally disease can continue to argue on fights, but you can also do something els

i'm adrian, instead of going to the italian and dutch prime ministers and the european commission president had been in to nicea to sign a deal on financial aid. part of that will pay for a clamp down on migration. people wanting to start a new life and you are a put traveled to the country from across africa and elsewhere. june is he has been accused of a racist policy for expelling people now trapped on the border with libya, with a pod from entering. the allows migration from ukraine because of the country's war with russia, but it's paying to prevent african migrants reaching it shows of helping other countries like libya, the face allegations of abusing migrants. human rights will shortly be discussing the use migration policy and the rights suppose seeking a better life in europe. but 1st, a report from out of here is sort of high that they thought they were heading to a back to future in europe. but those dreams came to a sudden, and then using authorities rounded up hundreds of black african migrants and less than stranded on the border with libya, with a will that's been going on f

i'm adrian instead of going to the us in china have reached us at store talks on climate change. just as some of the world swells is in record breaking sheets, as others suffer catastrophic flooding. the need for urgent action as long known but board isn't, is who will take responsibility for the damage and for healing the environment. developing nations, say the developed world does have free reign to use fossil fuels and pollute for much of the time since the industrial revolution for a nation. say that being asked to pay for the impact when richard countries a more to blame. we'll be discussing these arguments on more than just a few moments with all guests. but 1st katrina, you reports now from paging on the us. china metering. a john terry is visiting china is a country process, but it's most of the way during his full days to meet with climate on voice in china shit, general for a series of tools and things to discuss reducing emissions, particularly me thing and cutting deforestation told us that it's imperative that on this issue, the biggest solution is in mrs. of greenh

i'm adrian said again, it happens more than 2 months ago, but video only released the last week of an angry crowd in the northeastern indian state of money pool, attacking to women. as let the outrage, we've chose not to show footage of the assault and the women who were stripped naked and paraded past people with no help from the police. the governing b. j. p is also in charge of the states and changes, but it's made to tribal land rights the i've been behind the regents recently. epic on rest. so will this have any impact on present as the render moody's b j p with elections next year? could it have any influence on women's rights in india? we'll get to august in just a moment, but 1st, a report from satisfy that the they gather the in india is capital you, denny. and several of the say a with one message and violence against women in india. acrostic video showing to women from the minority community being paraded naked and public wyman from the majority made the community of course, nationwide outrage. the sexual assault huffmans back in may in the end and states of money pool for

i'm adrian instead of going ciocca has been landlocked since eric drag gained it.