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i think angeli -- i think angie, physically will be ok, no doubt she is experiencing trauma. i think all of us elected and voters will need to find a way to ratchet this back down. because it has gotten to a point were we have not seen -- where we have seen threats and other things. it is a strain on democracy to say the list -- the least. post: -- host: the college board announced last week to be stripping down the curricularound the african-american studies class coming under intense criticism from ron desantis and others around this issue. and it's not just florida, others are taking this on as a messaging tactic. talk to me about what you think that democratic response would be to these efforts? governor walz: i spanned two decades as a classroom teacher and most creek elementary and taught sixth grade and high school geography before i went from the classroom directly to congress. i know curriculwriting is a process we include the experts and parents. the idea that people were showing up a school board meetings i have been asking them to show up for decades. bring kleene

young ang is used to such events. and the next is expected to be held after an unprecedented series of about 80 ballistic missile launches. in 2022 leader kim jong and seems as determined as ever to develop longer range inter continental missiles while also acquiring an arsenal of shorter range tactical weapons that threaten his neighbors, including south korea. and they want to show the work. of course, the korea u. s that at their a tactical nuclear culpability is real and it can operate in any situation. and the increased threat has led the us to renew assurances to south korea that it will use its nuclear umbrella to protect the country. but it's also raise the question of where the soul itself should become nuclear armed amid the escalating tensions north korea has stopped short of conducting another nuclear test that was widely anticipated throughout 2022. that it seems, would have been a provocation to far, especially for powerful neighbor, china, shortages of food and other goods made worse by self imposed iso

many held up pictures of ang sensor cheat, the last elected leader. now facing a lifetime in jail, we not exam middle line. we want democracy as why we want to for the all the world that hey, look at that grandma and come and help the burma stay with. well, not that long, we are here to protect me and mine is pretty bad right now. me no lie, destroyed a country and he kills a lot of people. at this stage, senior general min online shows no sign of backing down. the military has used the full force of its arsenal in the past 12 months. heavy artillery armour, an increasingly air strikes, the resistance is strong across the country. many clearly still refused to accept military rule. what we have is just john amendment of the people. and then people are very resilient, but also ready to fight against military by all means possible. that is what military don't have at the united nations, a concession that the international response to the crisis of a has been disjointed where and weak. that is what is missing when it comes to me and more of that kind of

expected that the second visit will be poland in full, because volodymyr zelensky stopped to meet with ange. on the way back from the united states, or it will be great britain , based on the simple calculation that these are all strategic partners of ukraine, which are among the largest donors of military aid, because great britain is a donor of military aid in terms of military aid, it is number two after the united states, and these are the countries that occupy, i mean, great britain , poland, which you could think of as the next points for visits, and this is a country that is very clear in its strategic vision. how should ukrainian victory this is the complete de-occupation of ukrainian lands , this is the unconditional crushing defeat of russian troops on the territory of ukraine and the unequivocal accession of ukraine to international security systems, in particular to nato, therefore it was both symbolically and strategically justified and completely it is expected that great britain became the second, in fact, the second destination in the beginning of zelenskyi's international v

they have to say that it discourages ange reprint. this thought thing will the wool and these to needed. the grills for us is something that the is not the best thing that we would have preferred. we have the united states has concerns about any country, as we said before, country exercising with russia, while russia wages a brutal war against ukraine. the french newspaper, latino writes that the drills of spark discontent among western states who consider these maneuvers a security threat. it says the drills are evidence of the failure of the international policy to isolate russia. it's a beautiful thing to have the brother china and russia to come to assist the african military guys to show them how things should be done at the international level. so we are not surprised about that and knowing that will come from the west militarily, education, the economy, finance, the, the, all the things that are there when they change that what's the time? thank you so much money you're going to get. but if we, if you agree to that kind of mone

ah, hello emily ang when this is al jazeera alive from that coming up. israeli forces right, a refugee camp in the occupied west bank injuring at least 13 palestinian hope . frances is said to me, people displaced by war in south sudan on the 2nd day of his historic visit. and the pentagon says a 2nd chinese balloon has been spotted over latin america after another into the u . s. s. face earlier. the the russian defense minister says 63 of its service men have been released by ukraine, according to moscow among those free that those who work in a sensitive category. negotiations were mediated by the united arab emirates. let's go live down to some. i've been job aide, who's in moscow a summer. what more can you tell us about the steel we've heard from the russian ministry of defense that these 63 prisoners of war were released on the border between ukraine and russia. these include, as you mentioned, some prisoners who were of a sensitive category, not much detailed about whether this release was made possible. and what did, how was it made possible? and what did russia had to do in r

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foreign affairs and security policy on the eve of the full-scale invasion , the president of poland angeliuda knew that russia was attacking ukraine. what did he do to warn or hinder and reduce the consequences? was it possible to prevent the attack by the russians? nothing could be done and in any case nothing could be done exactly at the moment when this war was actually supposed to start, well, because the russians had been accumulating military units for a long time, we had information that their the number already exceeded 150,000 troops, they were slowly approaching 200,000 russian troops concentrated around the borders of ukraine, in fact, such an opportunity did not exist for everyone somewhere, there was a quiet hope that russia would not carry out an attack, where it is quiet there already, but russia has not attacked but we are all very well we know what happened on february 24. yuriy roman yedolev from international associate professor of the department of international law of taras shevchenko national university of kyiv join our broadcast on the novel congratulations congratul

fired another ballistic missile off its east coast. less than 2 days after a similar lodge. joanie ang, been angered by military drills between the u. s. and south korea. turkish rescue efforts have ended in all provinces, except the 2 hardest hit cat ahmad marashi and a tie. no survivors have been found in the last 24 hours. more than 46000 people have been confirmed dead in turkey and syria. on sunday, u. s. secretary of state antony blank and visited some of the areas affected by earthquakes in turkey, the state department has announced an additional $100000000.00 and $8.00 for turkey . we are working very close collaboration with our turkish colleagues both to understand all of the needs and to find ways to do it wrong. this could not be done without the extraordinary working collaboration of so many parts for u. s. government that starting with the united states military, which is always some, jumped in a remarkable way. moscow says it's forces are making gains in the harkey region. it says russian troops have taken control of a village near the city of harkey. those of the headli

(gentle suspenseful music) - [ang] amal is implanting a vivokey chip into my fleshy hand. - [amal] take a deep breath. here we go. (suspenseful music builds) yay. - this new ilant will give me a unique electronic siature. very cool. (upbeat music) with it, i'll be able to unlock all kinds of devices and pay for things with a simple swipe of my hand. i think that there's gonna be a point where everyone's chipped at some point. - there's gonna be something. it might not all be the same chip, some people might have like a glucose reader, some people might have something else, some people will have a cognite implant. and to the point where we just put it in our bodies and it becomes part of who you are now - ah. i love that. - [ael] let's see if this thing actually works. - [amal] so go ahead and press the button. (phone beeps) and now back of your hand, across there. (phone beeps) just like that. - cool. integrating chips like these into the human body will unlock doors to our cyborg future. - [narrar] in the future, multi-feature chipmplants the size of a pinhead replace most wallets and

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- diplomacy is going on at the moment when it comes to what is happening between the west and young angnorth korea? north korea is refusing _ -- and north korea? north korea is refusing to _ -- and north korea? north korea is refusing to talk _ -- and north korea? north korea is refusing to talk to _ -- and north korea? north korea is refusing to talk to the - is refusing to talk to the united states and refuses to give up nuclear weapons. and in the background it is working to refine and improve weapons as well as increase the stock pile of its arsenal. so north korea is becoming more dangerous and yes, this morning we have had the usual condemnation from the likes of the un and the us government condemning these missile launchers but currently the international community does not appear to know how to solve the problem.— solve the problem. thank you very much- — solve the problem. thank you very much. jean _ solve the problem. thank you very much. jean mckenzie - solve the problem. thank you i very much. jean mckenzie there for us in seoul. ambulance workers in england and wales begin

the choice not to come, that is, it's not a secret of the polischenel, so the president of poland, angelida, gave a very interesting version , who said that in the event of belarus' entry into the war i quote, this would mean the final end of the regime and belarus. explain, please. why is this a simple combination, the free speech of president duda, who first of all showed that there is no pressure from putin on lukashenko, there is an understanding that the belarusian people simply will not tolerate this interference in the war by the belarusian military, namely howl , it deterred both lukashenko and putin himself from the ads order to lead the belarusian troops to war, because i don't understand why this can lead to stabilization the situation in belarus is even greater, which means that lukashenko can lose his power, and putin can lose one leg and a very important strategic ally, thanks to which he can threaten the 184 km border in ukraine , and for putin's war, this is not an acceptable loss this can actually stop the war itself, and because russia will lose the most significant stra

something beijing knows that the rest of us don't where i think it's, it's apparent that the situation ang ukraine is going from back to work. and the painting is getting escalated with each passing day. and so i think we now do have the risk of turning into a global disaster. it has the potential to, to become one, was all the weapons sending to being sent to you crying. so i think china is as a responsible country, it has realized that this is perhaps a time that trying to stand up and say something because it is, although it is far away from china. but we're all human beings and having, you know, a country ukraine being kind of smashed like this. and so many civilian casualties is this is something that every human being should be cautious of. so to that end i, i do believe that the chinese and boy to the you and also john his m boy to, to the us have made a similar comments quite recently. i think this is a comment and reaction. i don't believe there is anything that china knows or other people don't know. i think it's, it's quite obvious scope. what about, we've heard some big names a

of course, to be ang, there will be all sorts of very strong emotions but, but that's sort of numbing, unreal. pennsylvania, i can't process, it says it's very familiar and people will come through that and then begin to process the emotional content of a things which is pretty however, i respect what they're going to be processing in terms of the loss of the so many losses coming on and, and your 2nd guess point today is that there's been ongoing losses and syria. so this campaign goes on and on and on and becomes quite terrific. one more point. so it say, i think you'll get a positive gentleman, but i didn't. your names didn't go into my brain. that's the way my brain is. unfortunately, i'm going to refer to this gas that the 1st i was talking about as a front line. fast re is also having to deal with being in the event. and again, the very typical, the 1st responders also have their own losses and expenses, their own concerns, back family, getting them to safety. and then has to deal with the fact that infrastructure has stopped existing. it's gone. the sorts of things that you wou

opening the meeting, the president of poland, angeli duda, reminded that it was held practically on thery of the event that forever changed the history of europe, the anniversary of the full-scale invasion of the russian invaders. today, together with our closest allies, we are discussing our next steps before the upcoming summit of the bucharest nine, which will take place in bratislava and before the nato summit in vilnius, in particular, it is about the possibility of providing further support to ukraine, the american the guest reminded that the bucharest nine was created in response to russia's war against ukraine, which began with the annexation of crimea and the invasion of donbass biden assured the united states that it will fulfill its obligations to its nato allies and, if necessary, will defend every inch of the territory of the alliance country. not only ukraine is at stake. the situation has changed radically, we must make sure that they will be pushed back by the firm unshakable support of ukraine by the members of the alliance and reminded that russia's aggressive behavior

and the head of the roman catholic church has held a mass to ange. he's 3 day visit to south sudan pope francis met, internally displaced paypal and has called for an end to the year long violence. former pakistani president pervade mas sheriff, has died of the age of 79. he had been receiving treatment in dubai for a long illness. lexia bryan takes a look back in his life and the controversy surrounding his political career. prevail, mashhad was living an exile for years. fighting to clear his name. the former pakistani president was charged in connection with the 2007 assassination of former prime minister in his ear bhutto. he was also sentenced to death after being found guilty of treason before a court and pakistan overturned it and 2020. the head of the military had seized power and bloodless coo and 1999 and served as president from 2001 until 2008. after the $911.00 attacks were sheriff aligned himself with the so called war on terror. jennifer of is another american position here. this is not a war against terrorism. this is a war against is

i'm emily ang, when he's a reminder of our top stories this, our pentagon says it's tracking as suspected chinese spy balloon. in the u. s. air space. officials say the suspected spy craft was flying over sensitive sides. canada's government has also detected the balloon. pakistani prime minister, chabad sharif, has called for unity and condemned the rise of what he called terror attacks in a meeting meant to review security measures. meeting was called days after an attack that killed 101 people inside a police compound. ukrainian president folemi zalinski is urging the you to impose more sanctions on russia. you were paying commission president sullivan. de line says the sanctions package will be ready for the 1st anniversary on the invasion as bring you an update on the popes tour of africa. these are live pitches of where the pope is about to leave the democratic republic of congo, and travel to south sudan. he's been in the d r. c for 3 days. he's celebrated mass and address tens of thousands of young people at the stadium where he told them to shun ethnic rivalries and corruption. m

ah, hello, i'm emily. ang, when this is al jazeera alive from jo house are coming up with dozens of prisoners of war, are released in an exchange between russia and ukraine, a weather balloon or spy craft china is calling for. com, after it says in a ship accidentally entered us as space and pope francis is said to meet people displaced by war in south sudan on the 2nd day of his historic visit. ah, we begin in pakistan where people have been protesting in the northern city of per shower there calling on authorities to take action to prevent attacks by armed groups or than 100 people were killed in the city when a suicide bomb. a targeted a mosque on monday, the more on his story, let's bring an aside bag. he joins us live now from the shower. i said certainly a lot of anger over lack of security way you up? oh, absolutely. people didn't expect an attack of this magnitude to hit the provincial capital here in the shower, but people have come across the province of buffalo to block to voice. they anger. also they did a determination to stand up to militancy, not for years. they thought that th