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lifting unilateral any to a national sanctions imposed in syria as their continuation hinders the aspirations of the syrian people to achieve development and reconstruction. the u. s. and the european union impose sanctions on syria after the regime, especially our last that's correct. down on anti government protest is in 2011. the sections of made it difficult for syria to import export basic goods, forcing up prices of the you said it will convene a meeting later this month in brussels to discuss whether to lift them gemini, the biggest economy says it won't. some of the sanctions to remain in place sanctions against our stock henchmen who committed serious crimes during the civil war must remain in place that germany proposes to take a smart approach to sanctions providing repeats really for the syrian population missing from the meeting and re add what ran and russia based storage allies, it'd be ousted asset government who helped it bypass sanctions by providing vital supplies. but serious political landscape has changed dramatically and this will move in a month. those who suffered a w

office he criticizes by not an administrative feeling lead crate in conflict by encouraging cubes, aspirations of joining nato, the almost the into the was a, this is all to the script of your company today. we saw this. he's out with a gun a has a familiar face returning to the home with john mahatma sworn in as a president. once again, he's cooling for the confident to unite now, more than ever before, we need to strengthen our ties with our lives. right. show that we're working together to keep our sub region save the stands is solid, dies east, and west and allies with all on the best in the south region. so i'm muhammad was born in for a sick, and tim has got his president data center many a capital of the country across you to member of that, the data, one of the, to seem pacific presidential eviction by a wide margin to stage a political come back in the west african nation, she is replacing not a quote for adult who stoops down off the saving 2 terms and he continues got his democratic tradition in a region grouped. i'll see you 5 minutes. a cruise and hardest. insurgency in this is a

at a press conference at his estate in florida, he shared more details of that aspiration, and has someld trump of that aspiration, and has some of donald trumer was actually in greenland on tuesday, and what he called a personal day trip to people. this is a very deliberate signal of intent, of donald trump's genuine desire to take over greenland. it is no coincidence that his son, donjunior, landed there. just here as tourists. it may look like he has come for a property viewing, trump style, before trying to buy the island. he says that is not the case. do you have a message from your father? he says hello. 0k. to you? we were talking to him yesterday. so he says hello to everyone in greenland. 0k, are you still interested in buying greenland? greenland is controlled by denmark, whose prime minister says it is very much not for sale. its strategic location, sitting between the us and russia, is why donald trump wants to take control. people don't really know if denmark has any legal right to it, but if they do, they should give it up because we need it for national security, that's f

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sought to end the war in gaza in a way that the nation for peace is also events the legitimate aspirationsf the results provide security and palestinians independence viable state of their own. one of them to the constitution meeting of foreign ministers in tokyo i outline principles of the united states potential to achieving the goals. prince was included the cousin by hamas uses a platform for terrorism need tax rates palestinian led governments, united with the west think the palestinian authority. is really military activation of gaza with the territory coming up attempt after the capture to beseech a bucket unenforceable this basement provisos population. these principles also call for establishing a sustained mechanism for causes recovery and reconstruction integrating pathway israelis and palestinians livinga side-by-se in states of their own measures of security freedom and opportunity and dignity. now, winter partners recognize will be able to achieve these goals on thehe first week long believed is to achieve an initial cease-fire in six weeks during which israel and hamas and t

she also worked at the national bureau of standards and question is as an aspiring as an aspiring educator myself i was wondering about your thoughts about this what you think is particular important for young people and for people today and future to take away and learn madame curie and what she accomplished and what she overcame. i think she faced the great crisis, her time she she was no stranger to political strife, warfare, disease and she she was just game. yeah. to to just not not spend any time moaning over why this has happened but just figure out what i can do in the situation and then try to do it. thank you. thank you. thanks so much. you talked about one of your reviewers who talked about all the women who didn't quite make it, but she did. well, what do you think? distinguished her? why was she able to overcome the barriers that so few women could overcome? well, i was not entirely able to do that. i what that reviewer focused on was peers, death, which was certainly a big part of her achieving as much as she did because she had that to step into and science was at a point it

for these bands and sets the world's aspirations response and the region in terrible chaos. and suffering as well as hope. now in syria, we'll be watching like a whole front. there are arabs to be sidelined again and so it will have an impact . as i said, what happens in garza does not stay a gun, so it will be noticed you will be with watching it. i thank god for that. so yes, a hybrid arrangement. we haven't seen any clear with agend if occasion of what has proposed. i think we've heard a lot about behind the scenes discussions, the average us as well, but not in a comfortable process of discussion that i think is much, much more fundamental. indeed. now, because of this potential see spot, even then it was before it's the harbinger of hope. it wasn't griffith. thank you very much indeed for being with us. all right, i'll do that. thank you so much. thank you. but john perry is the farmer regional editor of associates of pricing at least, and also i'll ask questions. laser subsidize use that. so he's joining this from tel aviv. thank you very much indeed for being with us.

what we have to aspire to, in my view, a relationship of constructive competition. it will be competitive. but constructive competition as opposed to cold war and potential conflict. and we have to really go to work at this and be consistent and do it on a professional basis, quietly come every day, day in and day out, and make it a number one priority. brian: i want to turn these folks loose on you and take a couple of questions from the audience. there's a little bit of energy in the room so i'm going to merge a couple of questions. let's start here with barbara upfront and then we will go back to the lady in the black sweater. >> great to see and thank you for your support. over the last 15 months in particular, i've been thinking a lot about international accountability, crimes against humanity, double standards. i don't know if you deal with that in your paper but i wonder if you have any thoughts on how particularly countries -- wealthy countries can avoid the double standard accusation and be seen as supporting accountability. i speak as members of congress w

listening to aspirations. understanding a red lines being creative sharing those back with the national capitol and being ongoing source of communication as opposed to the more episodic we currently that have which, by the way seized for almost a yearar end a half after the espionage balloon incident. we cannot afford to have those big gaps in our communications with the chinese. i want to congratulate simpson for the dialogue you've been managing for many, many years which is extremely important. if you think about how we develop modern relations within china, henry kissinger's secret trip to beijing he sat down with the ford minister and started a conversation not by lecturing the chinese and not by telling them what the united states wanted in asia or wanteded from china but rather asking questions. what is china? what you think of china's role in the world what is that you are trying to accomplish? what is your sense of china's identity? it was a conversation that led to much more empathetic ongoing proces

and again, it's something that all of us can aspire to become. you know, i just i had so much admiration, respect. uh, when you talk about dignity, and as i say, when you talk about integrity, uh, i don't know of many people who could be compared to that, but we can all aspire to it. >> we're looking at the live pictures right now of the motorcade as it makes its way to atlanta. um, so right now we understand it's in macon. it has gone through, um, obviously cities like plains creston, ellaville, butler, reynolds, fort valley, and along the way people have lined the streets. um, looking to pay their respects, you know, to honor this former president, he will make his way to the capitol, where there will be a moment there before eventually making it to the carter center and beyond. um, is this striking to you to see how so many people have come out to pay their respects, who all have very personal stories, one that strikes me earlier today was a woman who told our eva mckend how he came over and saw a broken chair and removed the broken chair at t

dad's aspirations and mom's dreams have been fulfilled in a large part by the people here and by what he did as president and governor. >> i want to tell you a little bit about him as a human being. when my brothers and i were ten years old, we were hired by carter's warehouse to put seals tags on the top of seed peanut bags. they did 100 pound bags of burlap, and the federal government would get a ticket that said what the germination was. and the foreign material. and then you climb on top of the bags and you put those tickets on 100 bags. we got paid a dime, 100. >> but if the little husk on the peanut, the pink thing on the little outside of it is cracked, the peanut will not come up. >> so it's a perfect job for ten year olds. and we learned to begin to learn there. the value of hard work, the value of trusting your neighbors. most of the people that worked at the warehouse were african american. our neighbors, the closest one to us were african american, and they were the ones i spent my saturdays with. they were my age. we had a wonderful snow sled we brought with us from conne

208 years and counting, indiana has been a home for hard-working hoosiers, small business owners, aspiring titans of industry, teachers, nonprofit leaders, and many others. from the earliest days of our statehood, our settlers and immigrants were risktakers, trailblazers who built the state we recognize today. yes. they embark westward, seeking a new start, fertile land, freedom, and opportunity. through honest, hard work they built homes, fed their families, and cultivated the strong communities we take pride in every day. when i want through the woods near my home in jasper -- i do it often -- think of these early pioneers who built our great state out of the wilderness. these hard-working hoosiers gazed upon the same forests when they established our territorial capital in 1800. gordon is our first state capital. our early settlers faced a crossroads. retreat -- the challenges this new land would bring. the vast contours of our state are an opportunity worth embracing. history reveals they listen to the voice of inner resolve that said a path not yet taken is a path to be pursued. [appl

of the overwhelming majority of the georgian people the aspirations to build the future that is closerto europe. so having seen not backsliding having seen the government is acting in contravention of the clear will of the people that they represent having seen an election that raised many questions having seen repressive actions by the government by people who are trying to speak freely and openly we as well as our partners have taken action. we sanctioned the leader of the georgia green party as well as other members of the government. we suspended our systems to the georgian government acting together with almost all of our partners at the os including france. we invoked the mechanism. the only sc to make clear the steps including legislation that profoundly squeezes space for freedom of expression in a civil society, that house to change. i think you see a clear unity of purpose when it comes to the united states france and many other countries faced with the very unfortunate actions of the government in georgia. you asked about ukraine. i would like to underline what was said. if

of the overwhelming majority of the georgian people the aspirations to build the future that is closer and closer to europe. so having seen not backsliding having seen the government is acting in contravention of the clear will of the people that they represent having seen an election that raised many questions having seen repressive actions by the government by people who are trying to speak freely and openly we as well as our partners have taken action. we sanctioned the leader of the georgia green party as well as other members of the government. we suspended our systems to the georgian government acting together with almost all of our partners at the os including france. we invoked the mechanism. the only sc to make clear the steps including legislation that profoundly squeezes space for freedom of expression in a civil society, that house to change. i think you see a clear unity of purpose when it comes to the united states france and many other countries faced with the very unfortunate actions of the government in georgia. you asked about ukraine. i would like to underline what w

we turn now to the dark end of the story of an aspiring model who disappeared years ago and was presumed. the case haunted colorado springs detectives until a surprising source helped solve the case on a website called modelmayhem. 19 year old kara nichols described herself as a sexy new blond in town, and joel hollendorfer couldn't resist. unfortunately for kara, it would be a fatal encounter. >> he strangled a woman to death. >> now, true crime news revealing horrifying details in a murder that took a decade to solve but finally put a killer behind bars. >> he drove her lifeless body to his mother's ranch, wrapped her in numerous bags and duct tape, threw her on top of a dead horse, and threw lime all over her to cover up a crime. that's premeditation. and that is evil. >> on that october night, kara told her family that she was heading to a fashion shoot in denver. >> it's my understanding at the beginning of the investigation that kara was going to the denver metro area for a photo shoot, but none of the information led to that being truthful. >> the truth? kara was actually working

also is the best incentive to get the parties to make tough decisions necessary to realize the aspirations of israelis and palestinians and cut the knot that's held back process from this point. much of the heavy lifting for normalization is complete including negotiations on complex saudi elements of an agreement. these elements include the strategic alliance agreement that establishes saudi arabia as a treaty ally of the united states. a defense cooperation agreement that enhances military coordination and builds integrated capabilities. an energy agreement that include s nuclear civil operation and a agreement for investment. for both sides, october 7 rated the stakes of the normalization deal. for saudi arabia, advancing efforts to realize palestinian self-determination was always a key component but now the need to end the war in gaza and for a incredible road to palestinian statehood is all the more urgent for riyadh, for israel, october 7 and its aftermath have underscored a more integrated region and security arc invested threats to security and isolated sentiments. that is exactly

she was an aspiring nurse. that is what her mum does for a living as well.treet and she was worried about what might happen on such a busy night. she had been due to start her nursing training later on this month and she had snuck outjust to have a bit of fun with a cousin and herfriend. her grandmother and her friend. her grandmother said and herfriend. her grandmother said she was a joy for the little time we had her, i'm proud of all my grandchildren, but that one especially. karine badawi was a fresh man at the university of alabama. he graduated from high school earlier in 202a. his friends and class mates remember him as kind and ambitious and on facebook his father said it is with great sadness, that i announce the death of my son. the president of the university where he had started, i grieve with family and friends in their loss and he asked people to take a moment to play for those impacted —— pray for those impacted —— pray for those impacted. another student was 21 and he had been a student at archbishop shaw high school, which said with great so

an aspiring nurse. a college student. a single mom.mong the 14 people celebrating the new year when their lives were stolen by what authorities say was an isis-inspired terrorist. 27-year-old tiger bech grew up in louisiana and played football at princeton. tonight i spoke to his mom and brother. >> tell me what it's been like to be tiger's mom for all these years. >> he's been a shining star. a bright boy. a clever boy. >> he was my role model. my whole family's role model. our inspiration. and now everything we'll do will be for him and through him. >> reporter: ni'kyra dedeaux was just 18 and dreamed of becoming a nurse. her mom posting "when your parents say don't go anywhere, please listen to them. i lost my baby. just pray for me and my family." 21-year-old hubert gauthreaux's mom saying he would give anyone everything. hubert's last text to his family came just after midnight. he wrote, "i love you." nicole perez was a single mom. she didn't have a car. so she would walk to work to provide for her 5-year-old son. she told friend

you always talk about our better angels and hopes and aspirations of the american people. it seems today our politics are driven more by anger than anything else. i want to start off as we discussed the tstate of our disunion about whether or not there is space for aspirational politics for today. >> that's a good question. i hope so but that's not what works right now. i think everyone has a role to play in that i'm not let me start in this particular order not because i'm blaming them for it but we forget cable news is a business and a business that makes money based on the ratings more people watch the more you can charge for advertising if you do stories that are about analyzing the news and giving points of view and informing people the ratings tank.here's what shoots through the charts every time that the conflict story with a good guy and a bad guy and a good side and a bad side or an anger story where you are telling people you should be upset because the other half of america is trying to put it to you. and the ratings shoot up it's the same in the newsrooms. wash

the president elect donald trump's aspiration to acquire control over greenland to ensure us security without ruling out using economic and military force seems to show that the upcoming us administration isn't interested in strengthening military and political stability. an arctic, based on developing equal dialogue in cooperation with other arctic states, even if this comes to their nato allies. such an approach risks, further degradation of the situation in the region. and without a doubt, will be taken into account in russia's military planning. the southern interest and the frozen lines of lies buried within as greenland just happens to be incredibly rich and red rocks and minerals that are critical for old things. high tech and the u. s. apparently is looking for its own supply that washington deems critical. and time pretty easy is a major mining company that was originally sold to a new york based company. and the heads of the 2 firms recently revealed american officials were heavily involved in the transaction. they wanted to make sure we didn't fall into the hands of china w

he supported the european and democratic aspirations of some of them and insisted that europe is not trying to destabilize as naples as well. yeah, but no. because where somehow is with the troublesome and g o. so being putting in no much pressure on the republic of georgia since those parliamentary elections in october. i mean talk about post election meddling right. the countries being gripped by protest sled by pro e u groups and funded by the usual suspects. yeah, you guys did george star ross and his client and have and g o. the refuse to recognize the ruling policies victory. or we heard it from the leader of a georgia, an opposition party that support small national oriented stones. he said macro on his comments. so just another example of what he calls a long list of the west's hypocritical foreign policies. i grew up on this is what it was, and i completely agree with prime minister. cool, but he'd say i want to add to his remarks. let my cron worry about his own country about those tragic results of his own repressions. for example, of the yellow best movements. at that tim

thus, while ukraine aspires to join the u as a candidate, another decision has once again put the european economy in a more difficult position. ukraine's decision to stop transit shipments will lead to further price increases and create new competitiveness challenges for central europe and the european union as a whole. but besides soaring energy costs, taking every consume a pocket book, the whole of europe is faced with shrinking gas reserves. a bloomberg reporting that resolves and now it's 70 percent capacity. that is much low then levels last year and there's winter is gripping the rage on local prices are expensive to keep on rising as cheap a pipe. the russian gas is replaced by expensive american l. n. g, however, the russian economy, despite western science and the sanctions on sabotage, has barely felt the impact. and it continues to grow. was most kobus tied eastwood . it's been delivering gas to the power of siberia pipeline. the customers like china, next gas to us as a while, ukraine and is europe and sponsors will suffer from kids short sighted decision. the russian economy

so below, and you talked about got a new so many as white house aspirations. i'm not surprised about any of that. i wouldn't be surprised of camelot, tried to become governor of california newson goes, trying to come the next, you know, ever tried to present it there, there in the white house. meantime, this catastrophe use a voting criticism of l. a. the all star and he's but we're seeing looters now. the looters are apparently storming some of the areas now. and the law enforcement isn't there to protect these businesses. well, right. like in some of the areas that are burned, there is nothing left to it. okay. but in the areas that are not burns, that are under like watch or whatever, there's no protection for them because all the law enforcement is taken. but also we need to be careful with western media because western media is trying to distract away from gavin uses. lack of leadership and it's more than confidence it's, it's criminal negligence and a lot of people's and a lot of people are calling it criminal negligence. when you have people that are dy

thus, while ukraine aspires to join the u as a candidate, another decision has once again put the european economy in a more difficult position. you creams decision to stop. transit shipments will lead to further price increases and create new competitiveness challenges for central europe and the european union as a whole, as well besides solar energy costs hitting every you consume a pocket book the hold of you or if it's faced with shrinking gas reserves, bluebook reporting is reserves, and now it's 70 percent capacity that is much lower than levels last year. and as when to grips the region, local prices are expected to keep on rising as cheap of pipes of russian gas is replaced by expensive american l. n. g. however, the russian economy, defined western sanctions on sabotage was barely felt the impact and it continues to grow as most ago was turned eastwards and subbing, delivering gas to the power of siberia pipelines, the customers like china. and our next guest says that while you crate and this, you repeat, and sponsors will suffer from kids short sighted decision, the russian econ

how might cotton gas tacit effect key of e u membership aspiration? i don't think it's a, it's going to impact uh, the east versions of ukraine joining the ego is like, is going to take more than that. so the, you actually needs rushing gas and diplomatically and the economically they need to deal with this. so it's a need basis, it's not just the i don't think they're going to take a decrease the child.

and he supported the european and democratic aspirations of some georgians that insisted that you are up is not trying to de stay besides, that snape as well. no, because western powers with a troublesome n g o is have been putting enormous pressure on the republic of georgia since the parliamentary elections in october took about post elections meddling. the countries being gripped by protests led by pro e u groups and funded by the usual suspects like george soros and his client and event g o. to refuse to recognize the ruling parties. victory. but we heard from a leader of a george, an opposition party to support some old national oriented stones. he said, microns comments are just another example of what he calls the west, hypocritical foreign policy. you up on this is alyssa. i completely agree with prime minister, cool, but he'd say i want to add to his remarks. let my cron worry about his own country about those tragic results of his own repressions. for example, of the yellow best movements. at that time, the french police arrested 3000 people and they are now serving prison s

as a whole, not the aspirations of, of the developing countries of an explanation of the countries. for example, india has a program big supply to, to be that of them to the country by 2027. and introduce that has the mazda indonesia to be at the country by 2045. so i would look at this formation bullet from a positive aspect of wanting to get up and digging the concerns that we shed naturally as countries of the global south providence. as account uh to any other, uh, any other country or uh, particular that the geography of what i now have, except that i think the congregations abuse between indonesian in depth on several months of this modem is an added plus to, uh, how we can make you know progress to brakes and data and you know, brakes is just going from strength to strength, isn't it this? yeah, it breaks expanded by 9 pa the states. how do you think, um, how does this affect the organizations image on the global stage? what message does it send to the supporters of the unit power the world order? um, well i, i think, you know, uh, i gotta go back to this, the stipend documen

i have i'm a mother and an aspiring author. and i also modeled for 20 years, not up until today, but 20 years of my life. i did spend modeling. and i'm really thrilled to be able to speak with cameron russell today, who is the author of her memoir how to make herself agreeable everyone. she's a model currently. she's a mother. she's a climate justice activist, a sustainability and fashion activist. let's give her a warm welcome for being here. the and i'm an aspiring so we'll just give each other tips we could just be a duo yeah we can be a do i do it okay people work that out. no. okay so i am just so excited for you to be here. first thing on my mind is title. i find myself thinking of this title constantly finish the book in early august and i think of this title constantly and apply it to so many different things. can you talk about what this title means? oh, i'm glad to hear it's still in your mind. a sentence from cassius dio describing cleopatra. and when i read it, it was kind of like, oh, like this powerful woman is be

peace, love, people the benefits of our store of technical knowledge in order to help them realize aspirations for a better life. our aim to be the help for free peoples of the world through their own efforts to produce more food, more clothing, more materials for housing, and more mechanical power to lighten their burden. lot democracy alone can supply the vital housing for the further peoples of the world enterprise open access. not only i got here with record, but also enemies. hunger. misery and despair in due time. as our survivors, it becomes as more and more nations something all the benefits, democracy and our sense of fate and drawing upon them. i believe that all which now are frozen will abandon their delusion and join with the free nations the world in a just settlement of international differences. we will advance toward a world where our minds is secure. and that is we will devote our strength, our resources, and our firmness of resolve with god, power, the future of mankind. be assured and world of justice, harmony and peace. on this sparkling chill winter day. president leaves

peace, love, people the benefits of our store of technical knowledge in order to help them realize aspirations for a better life. our aim to be the help for free peoples of the world through their own efforts to produce more food, more clothing, more materials for housing, and more mechanical power to lighten their burden. lot democracy alone can supply the vital housing for the further peoples of the world enterprise open access. not only i got here with record, but also enemies. hunger. misery and despair in due time. as our survivors, it becomes as more and more nations something all the benefits, democracy and our sense of fate and drawing upon them. i believe that all which now are frozen will abandon their delusion and join with the free nations the world in a just settlement of international differences. we will advance toward a world where our minds is secure. and that is we will devote our strength, our resources, and our firmness of resolve with god, power, the future of mankind. be assured and world of justice, harmony and peace. on this sparkling chill winter day. president leaves

for talked about the hopes and aspirations of americans. call is driven by anger when he think it's better want start off as we discussed the state of our disunion about whether or not they're even his spacer aspirational politics today. >> that's a good question. i hope so but not that's not what works right now. it's not what we see. i think of it has role to play in that. i'm not let me start in this particular not because i'm blaming them for it. i think there were sent in them the cause we forget example cable news is a business and its business that makes money based on ratings pick the more people watch the more you can charge for advertising. if you do stories that are about analyzing the news and giving both points of view and just informing people that allowing people to make independent the ratings tank. here's what shoots through the charts every time and that is a conflict story with a good guy and the bad guys and a good site and the bad side, or an anger story where you are telling people you should be upset because this othe

is that the pace lives up to the aspirations of the people which would materialize the local right of the palestinian people of the us present the leader of the world super powell, the country which is often looked at all was at least in the past, looked at as a standard setup for human rights, talk about it like egypt to take people who'd like jordan to take people you're talking about. he says, probably a 1000000 and a half people use the word 3 times people and then refers to an expression about just clean out that whole thing. you know, that sort of language. how do palestinians feel when being spoken about in that way? i would say that 1st of all, if you look at the u. s. responsibility on what's happening, garza because most of the destruction took, took place. there happened actually with us weapons and, and there, there are several violations for us. not that i think should be very careful about that. now. what does optical 17 of the geneva convention talks against? false displacement, right? but again, we're talking about a goal for us because we have a way of set their attac

will it be, will it be the launch print to this pace is that the pace lives up to the aspirations of the people which would materialize the local right of the palestinian people and southern states on the home soil. that's why we continue to work with our partners, including now partners in the united nations. our priority is to have this a slight hold enter list and the sufferings and pain of how people engaged and work towards establishing pace. a piece that would yield and a silver and palestinian state, living side by side with israel and so that the entire region will enjoy peace and security. that's fine, no problem. but you had given us, we heard that some plastic display says different countries in a given and some of the countries. of course, it's impossible for people to accept this except the weak willed might leave because of the suffering devin good. but they differ leaving the country and abandoning it as radio. it's absolutely impossible to trump dreams of displacing the palestinians to egyptian and jo, dining and lands. but we will not leave outland if we had wanted t