i'm president, ceo of the atlantic council. and it's my pleasure to you all joining us here in, our headquarters personally and i'd also like to welcome all of viewers of c-span booktv to today's and the title. the event is the art of diplomacy historic that changed the world, which is drawn from the title of a brilliant book by stuart. so let me first quote the late henry kissinger from his foreword to the book. quote the great statesman and diplomat develops a vision and takes a people from the present to a future that they have neither experi ence nor imagined. the process by which the statesman, the statesman that is diplomacy diplomacy. and he, of course, urges us people to read this book as a as a valuable and necessary primer. there's also a forward from secretary of state james baker. i don't know anyone still that has a a forward from kissinger and a preface from baker. so congratulations alone that and now let me quote myself in the endorsement to stu's book. my reads a brilliant analysis the ins and outs of diplomati

i am the senior director of the atlantic council latin america center.yesterday's presidential election was not just a vote, it was a decisive moment that will shape the trajectory for years to come. we saw venezuelans vote in numbers but it is crystal clear maduro, a deeply unpopular ruler, dictator, decided to declare victory by hook or by crook. with international viewers banned from the country to monitor votes, they could only count on observers to verify results. voting tabulation's that observers could have as part of the opposition could verify 40% of the tabulations. that 40% the opposition had access to showed gonzÁlez receiving 70% of the votes. a far cry from the 44% of votes the majority claim gonzÁlez won. it is not mathematically possible that maduro could prevail with gonzÁlez having won seven in 10 votes and of the 40% in tabulation. it is important that the votes of the venezuelan people are not an exercise of futility. votes must be counted. it is imperative to denounce fraud and take appropriate action. the international community mus

now we're about see light fixtures from the opening of the north atlantic council. let's nato's main decision making body of leaders are gathering for adults in the working session to be followed by a states dinner hosted by joe and joe, by the war and ukraine and for their military and financial support for steve has dominated the 2nd dates of the sun on the many times to you personally. president biden. uh, the edge all. uh there is no but the place to celebrate the 75th anniversary. oh, all reliance down right here in washington where the north atlantic treaty was signed back in 1949. so thank you so much for hosting us all here. so i'm trying to also present, pardon for your personal leadership. i'm just strong commitment over many years. so to may thoughts over transatlantic lines. this has all made us stronger that middle . so welcome. my problem is the case to them. this is your 1st time us as a full member of the lawrence, i was prime minister attending it and they to a summit. so welcome to the family. you've escaped to see you here. in this 1st session, we

i'm vice president senior director of the atlantic council cross center for strategy and security.ease of the 2024 commercial space strategy comes at a pivotal moment. the days of long past the u.s. government had a monopoly over the most innovative space systems and today the space force can draw solutions from our f burgeoning commercial sector. indeed the ongoing russian invasion of ukraine has demonstrated just how essential commercial space systems and data can be for the u.s. government for national security purposes. these development alsoe bring to the floor questions of possible adversary aggression against space systems owned by us-based commercial operators and have the space of force and the nation should address that challenge. to meet this new reality space force has released its long anticipated strategy which outlines how the space force plans to incorporate commercial systems and explore partnerships with and send clear signals to industry collaborators. the strategy also addresses critical questions safeguarding's face assets and complex but what does this really

i want to go gentle into follow along, follow our work at the atlantic council.ractions to yesterday's news up on our website. again you can see at atlanticcouncil.org at the left america city, we we're goingo continue to everything we can to try to advance the democratic opening and try to encourage multilateral coordination in favor of theio restoration of venezuelans democratic institutions. so stay tuned. thank you all. those of you in caracas i hope you stay safe. our thoughts are with you. we will stay tuned. >> thank you jeff and thank you to the atlantic council for hosting. >> take care. >> thank you so much. >> c-span is just of a few of government. we are funded by this television companies and more including comcast. >> are you thinking this is just a community center? it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled lift zones so students from low-income families can get the toolshe

earlier i spoke to a rachel rizzo from the atlantic council in washington and asked her if there was any way button could undo the damage done in the debates. well, i think, you know, it's, it happens in, in cycles, right? new cycles last for a few days and then something else takes it over. but this really has dominated headlines for coming up on a week now. and the hope is that he'll be able to talk to people on his campaign, reassure them. this is what he did earlier today or yesterday he got on a call with folks on his campaign, letting him know that he is capable of doing this job. but he does not intend to step back. he had a call with democratic governors tonight. in fact, he might even be on that call. now i think it was set to start at $630.00, reassuring democratic governors around the country that he has spent and able to do this job. so it has somewhat the rail that over the last week or so, it's really taken over headlines. the hope is that, uh, that doesn't last too much longer and he's able to write the ship from here on out on trump is going to do whatever it takes to

that was elizabeth bro with the atlantic councils. transatlantic security initiative. speaking to me a little earlier now as the us president joe biden, 6, to demonstrate his leadership qualities, atman, they, so summit pressure is mounting on him to abandon his bid for reelection. further blow came from the act to george clooney who's also one of the leading fundraisers for the democrats in the new york times committee, roach. we are not going to win in november with this president, and that's not just my opinion. that's the opinion of every sentence, a member of congress and governor that i've spoken to in private, but slowly some of those opinions on making their way into the public as well. the democratic sent us a piece of welsh as the months has become the 1st senator to publicly cool. so the president biden, to withdrawal from the presidential race and, and the tv interview, the former us. how speaker nancy pelosi seemed to dodge the question of whether or not she backs biden's candidacy. she said the decision was up to him up to the president. this aside, if he

space strategy at the atlantic council. the conversation focus on key findings of the force four commercial space strategy and how to implement it especially in regard to commercial innovation and partnership. this is an hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon. welcome to the atlantic council for today's event on the launch of the knowledge of commercial space strategy. my name is matthew cranach and a vice president and senior director ofen the atlantic counl scowcroft center for strategy and security. the release of the 2024 commercial space strategy comes at a pivotal moment. the days of long past when u.s. government had a monopoly over the most innovative space systems antedate the i space foe is strong solution soca burgeoning commercial sector. the ongoing russian invasion of ukraine has demonstrated how commercial space systems and data can be for the u.s. government for national security purposes. these filaments also bring to the four questions of possible adversary aggression against space system by use space commercia

today's event presented by the atlantic council black to acknowledge black leaders and shaping the global future in a manner that is inclusion and equality. our featured speaker ambassador bonnie jenkins is an example and rich mossiac and shaping the global future. let me try to summarize and hit some of the high points here. u.s. secretary of state for arms control in international security, she has a ph.d and in her role at the state department, she's currently oversees -- she leads 3 bureaus, arms control compliance and verification bureau, international security and nonproliferation bureau and the political military affairs bureau and since may 2023 she was also named by secretary blinken as senior official to lead the department's efforts on uk-u.s. implementation. she previously served in the obama administration as a special enjoy and coordinated for threat reduction programs in bureau of international security and nonproliferation. she wasia the lead for all four nuclear security summits held from 2010 to 2016 as well as the u.s. representative to the g7 global partnership against

>> first of all thank you atlantic council for inviting me. a it's a great opportunity. i always like coming here and speaking in this form so thank you for that. thank you jeanine for such a nicenk introduction and it's a pleasure being here with you. just very briefly when i grow up in new york from the very beginning since i can remember i've always wanted to be in public service. fis wanted to work in the federal government in washington and that was my mission to work in washington. my path was to learn in government and different perspectives.. i worked in city government that would to school so i could learn about state government of then i made it down to washington to a fellowship program. at that time i wasn't, i didn't know exactly what i wanted to do because i had to finish my law degree but iso knew i wanted too this. the program i had it landed in the department of defense and while i was there i went to a meeting that i mentor was happening and i sat in and what he was doing was providing legal advice to delegations that were overseeing negotiating treatie

as my former colleague wrote to the atlantic council peter dickinson in a recent article for the atlanticat how putin behaves in the black sea. ukraine, in fact, having no fleet, destroyed or disabled a third of the black sea fleet and forced russia to withdraw so much of it from crimea back to russia that now naval experts in... britain say that the black sea fleet is essentially no longer capable of action putin threatened nuclear retaliation if force was used and the attacks in crimea took place, but in the end he did what he does. everyone is a jerk gave up and retreated. i don't think there's any chance he'll ever use tactical nukes. he will never use a serious nuclear weapon, but if he used a tactical nuclear weapon, it would change everything dramatically. let's recall how bill burns, director of the cia, went to warn him about a year and a half ago that if russia uses tactical nuclear weapons, the united states will not stand aside. of course, there will be some nato member countries. which will intervene and destroy the russian armed forces occupying ukraine, but no one wants to

yuriy romanyuk, the head of ukraine in nato, a member of the atlantic council, was in touch with us, and now we are listening to jens stoltenberg, the secretary general of nato. air defense systems, as well as within the framework of bilateral security agreements between nato allies and ukraine, and we will also do everything. in order for the ukrainian defense sphere to be mutually compatible with nato standards, so these are the elements that we will actively discuss, and they will also create a powerful and strong bridge for ukraine to its membership in the alliance. when we talk about defense and deterrence. will do everything to ensure that the right troops, the right resources are in the right place so that we could carry out our defense plans, we already know that we have a lot of soldiers in combat readiness, on nato's eastern flank. we are ready to defend our allies, in particular in poland and other states where ballistic complexes are located. and the most important thing here is that we now see how our allies are increasing their efforts to help ukraine, we are investing

level of ministers of foreign affairs, at the level of ministers. defense, these are all euro-atlantic councils, mark rutte is very interesting in this regard, i think he will very effective, very effective in this work, precisely in this functionality, he is possible, you said teflonovy, nothing stops him, well, in principle, he does not do such a thing that he would be blamed for it, yes, well now we already know that he is, for example, unmarried, he has no children, that he... the habit is not because he doesn't have a car, but he's just used to it, a person is used to it, it's so convenient and it's obvious not to go far. can afford, well, holland is generally a cycling country, it's fashionable and popular, that is a professional politician, and this, by the way, is a standard, an example of the fact that politics is a profession, not just anyone can handle it, it is necessary to be able to have skills, possess skills, and accordingly, well, use this experience for the benefit of the whole nation, of the whole country, and not only there his family or his neighbors, his friends, as is ver

statement, and his job is to carry out the policy that is developed and determined by the euro-atlantic councils, it is a gathering of governments, heads of governments, or governments or whatever. foreign ministers affairs, at the level of defense ministers, all of these are euro-atlantic councils, the rute barque is very interesting in this regard, i think it will be very effective, very effective in this work, precisely in this functionality, it is possible, you said teflonovy to nothing stops him, well, because in principle he does not do anything that would be blamed for him, yes, well, now we already know that he is, for example, single. he doesn't have children, he's a workaholic, yes, he's just himself, he rides a bicycle to work, because it's a habit, not because he doesn't have a car, but he's just used to it, a person is so used to it, it's so convenient for him to drive far, obviously, he can afford it, well, holland is generally a bicycle country, it's fashionable and popular, that is, he's a professional politician, and by the way, this is a standard example that politics is a pro

colleague peter dickinson has written. in a recent article for the atlantic council.aves in the black sea. ukraine, in fact, having no fleet, destroyed or put out of power a third of the black sea fleet. and forced russia to withdraw such a large amount of it part from crimea back to russia. that now naval experts in great britain say that the black sea fleet is essentially no longer operational. putin has threatened nuclear retaliation if force is used.

as my former atlantic council colleague peter dickinson wrote in a recent article for the atlantic council see how putin behaves in the black sea. ukraine, in fact, not having a fleet, destroyed or disabled a third of the black sea fleet, and forced russia to withdraw such a large part of it from crimea. russia, that now naval experts in great britain say that the black sea fleet is essentially no longer operational. putin has threatened nuclear retaliation if force is used and there are attacks in crimea. but in the end he did what every goof does, gave up and retreated. i don't think there's any chance he'll ever use a tactical nuke weapons he will never use a serious nuclear weapon, but if he used a tactical nuclear weapon, it would fundamentally change in ... everything, let's remember how bill burns, the director of the cia, went to warn him about a year and a half ago that if russia used a tactical nuclear weapons, the united states will not stand aside. there will definitely be some nato member countries that will step in and destroy the russian armed forces occupying ukraine, but t

this is rachel presented there from the atlantics council in washington. it's now in 10. your young people have been taken to the streets again this week. many have vowed to continue until president william router resigned. they're angry about the government's response to last week's protests, according to the county or human rights commission, $39.00 demonstrators were killed and more than $360.00 injured in a recent interview present, rudo defended the work of the police and said that they did nothing wrong and that seems to have made protesters even more determinant as mario miller. now reports from royal nairobi. it's done as an exciting day for david monkey. he arrived early at last week's protest, and only with a water bottle. the face mask. mood was cheerful. he says, i don't watch why was taking self is with the police. i'm challenging piece, but then the chang with the money to come to us. and next to me was shot people stotts. i'm sure if you get to the ground, i started running, then i had to buying and i was a hit. the bullet went right through his neck. now i

statement, and his job is to carry out the policy that is produced and determined by the euro-atlantic councilat is, it is a gathering of governments, heads of governments, well, governments, or there are at the level of foreign ministers, at the level of ministers of defense, all of these are euro-atlantic councils, so bark rutte is very interesting in in this regard, i think that he will be very effective, very effective in this work, precisely in this functionality, he... it is possible that you said teflonovy does not stop anything, well, in principle, he does not do any such thing , to for him they accused him, yes, well, now we already know that he is, for example, unmarried, he has no children, that he is a robotaholic, yes, he is just himself, he rides a bicycle to work, because it is a habit, not because he does not have a car , and it's just so used to it, a person is so used to it, it's so convenient for them, and they don't go far, obviously, they can . to allow, well, holland is generally a cycling country, it is fashionable, popular, that is, this is a professional politician, an

statement, and his job is to carry out the policy that is produced and determined by the euro-atlantic council, that is, it is a gathering of governments, heads of governments, or governments at the level of ministers of foreign affairs, at the level of ministers of defense, these are all euro-atlantic councils, but the rute barque is very interesting in this regard, i think that it will be very effective, very effective in this work precisely in this regard. functionally, it is possible, but you said teflon does not stop anything, because in principle, it does not do anything like that something to blame him for, well, now we already know that he is, for example, unmarried , he has no children, that he is a workaholic, yes, he just rides a bicycle to work , a habit, not because he doesn’t have a car, but just a person who is used to it, it is so convenient for her and they go far, obviously, they can afford it, well, holland is generally a bicycle country, it is fashionable, popular, that is, this is a professional politician, and this, by the way, is a benchmark, an example of the fact that

of ministers of foreign affairs, at the level of ministers of defense, all of these are euro-atlantic councilsrk rutte is very interesting in this regard, i think that he will be very effective, very effective in this work, precisely in this function, he is maybe you said teflonovy does n't stop doing anything to him, well, because he doesn't do yaks in principle. something like that to be blamed for him, yes, well, now we already know that he is, for example, single, he has no children, that he is a robotaholic, yes, he is just himself, he rides a bicycle to work, because it is a habit, no because he doesn't have a car, he's just used to it, a person is so used to it, it's so convenient for him, and they don't go far, obviously, he can afford it, well, holland is generally a cycling country, it's fashionable, popular, that is, it's a professional flight. and this, by the way, is a standard, an example of the fact that politics is a profession, not everyone can cope with it, it is necessary to be able to have skills, possess skills and accordingly, well, use this experience for the benefit of

as my former atlantic council colleague peter dickinson wrote in a recent article for the atlantic councillook at putin's behavior in the black sea. ukraine, in fact, having no fleet, destroyed or disabled a third of the black sea fleet and forced russia to withdraw such a large part of it from crimea back to russia that now naval experts in great britain is told that the black sea fleet is essentially no longer operational. putin threatened nuclear retaliation if force was used and attacks took place in crimea, but in the end he did what any bully does, gave up and backed down. i think there's no... no chance that he 'll ever use a tactical nuclear weapon, he 'll never use a serious nuclear weapon, but if he did use a tactical nuclear weapon, that would change everything. let's recall how bill burns, director of the cia, went to warn him about a year and a half ago that if russia will use tactical nuclear weapons, the united states will not stand aside. of course, there will be some nato member countries that will step in and destroy the russian armed forces that are... occupying ukraine,

from our side of the atlantic council our commitment is to continue to have meetings like this in thein a private where we can help get some of that feedback in the commercial sector partners. be frank frank and i think dialogue like this really helps share that understanding so thank you so much for joining us and articulating this really tremendous inaugural commercial strategy. thank you to our audience for being here and looking forward to staying f in touch. >> thanks so much. thanks everybody. [applause] ♪♪ [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]

bases in the atlantic council. conversation focused on findings of the forces 2024 marshall space mattice and how to implement it especially in regard to commercial innovation and partnership. this is one hour. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> good afternoon and welcome to today's event on the inaugural commercial space. my name is matthew, vice president of the atlantic also security 2024 social space pivotal moment in long pass from the u.s. government had a monopoly of the most innovative systems in the space force find solutions from the commercial sector. the russian invasion of ukraine demonstrating how essential commercial space system and data can be in the u.s. government for national security purposes. these development spring to the four questions of adversary aggression against the systems by us-based commercial operators in the space force and nation should address that challenge did delete this new reality, the space force released long anticipated strategy that outlines of the space force plans to incorporate social system

closy associated with zionism and the military industrial complex and institutions like the atlantic council his friend ben juda for instance well i'm going to have to stop you there f buse unfortunately we're out of time that's it for another. show, so i'd like to thank our guest, phil beven, and of course our resident expert professor david miller. palestine declassified, we'll be back next week with more forensic investigations and analysis, and don't forget to share today's program on your social media platforms to help us to continue growing our audience, and remember you can follow the show on facebook, twitter and telegram where we post regular clips and updates. so until next time, this is chris williamson saying, bye for now. palestinian groups, including hamas and fatih signed an agreement on the chinese capital to form an interim national reconciliation government. israely attacks continue to claim more civilian lives across gaza, the debt told is exceeding. and israely prime minister nahu is in washington dc seeking more american support to go on with his genocidal agenda in gaza

those rachel rizzo from the atlantic council. thank you so much for all those insight. thanks to the u. k. now where voters are due to deliver a verdict on 14 years of government find a center, a conservative party, all polls point to deep satisfaction with the current government under prime minister research sooner and predict a strong wind for cure storm or center left liberal party and tomorrow's parliamentary elections though we use charlotte chosen, phillip reports due for a new government will be the mission of the government. i lead 5 prime ministry, 14 years of conservative government, and now the u. k. appears to be heading for change with the case dom has since alas, labor policy on costs for a historic victory. when we off now, humbly is the opportunity to change our country. a put you back in the service of working people just 5 years ago when divorce johnson, the conservative policy, were unbeatable. but a series of scandals and criticism over its handling of co it in the economy, is seen as popularity plummet. where she's the next election campaign. plague

. >> thank you jeff and thank you to the atlantic council for hosting. >> take care. >> thank you so much. >> c-span is just of a few of government. we are funded by this television companies and more including comcast. >> are you thinking this is just a community center? it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled lift zones so students from low-income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything. >> comcast supports c-span is a publicervice along with these other television providers giving you a front receipt to democracy. >> 100 days. we'll come back to the marc lotter. he served inecay the trump pence campaign communications team in 2020, 2016 come work on several national and state races.ca before that have you ever worked on a campaign where the person that your candidate is running against changes within three to four months of the actual election? >> guest: never disclosed. just when you think you know it's going to happen any campaign, somehow life in the world changes everything at the last minute.

this is rachel rizzo from the atlantic council. thank you so much for all those insights. 6 and onto the u. k. now where voters are due to deliver a verdict on 14 years of government violence center, right, conservative party. all polls points to deep dissatisfaction with the current government under prime minister wishes to knock and predict a strong wind for cure stormers center left the labor party in thursday's parliamentary elections. it'll be as charlotte sales and pillow report to form a new government will be the mission of the government. i lead 5 prime ministry, 14 years of conservative government, and now the u. k. appears to be heading for change with the case dom is since the last labor policy on costs for a historic victory. well, we off now humbly is the opportunity to change our country a put you back in the service of working people just 5 years ago when divorce johnson, the concept of policy, were unbeatable. but a series of scandals and criticism over its handling of coverage and the economy is seen as popularity

all right, so at the atlantic council in washington, and we can turn to the middle east. now, where has the law says that has fired more than a 100 rockets that is bravely positions on wednesday with no reports of casualties . they are run back to militant group because it's a salt was in retaliation for and this re lead from strike the killed one of the senior commanders in southern lebanon. take a look at these pictures posted on social media there, said to show the aftermath of the attack. there has been across the board or fighting between israel and has the law since the start of the war and gaza says the 2nd time in recent weeks, that is really air strike has killed a has or commander and date of use. there's a bureau chief mohammed, a straight, i talked us through the significance of that strike to what the situation is, escalating again on the the news is right in the front as belong lunged return the to the attacks on its way of following the coming off. it's seen the amenities to go home a lawsuit also known as a bu, now me and this is the, this was quite expect

, from people in, in europe that might be nervous at this point in time. rachel rizzo at the atlantic council in washington there and we can bring you up to speed, but some other world news headlines at this hour. china has called on germany to provide fair businesses practices. ask for berlin locks. the sale of gas turbines are china for security reasons. economy administer, robert, how back set of technologies that are important for public order must be protected . decision comes with rising trade. tensions between the 2 countries. i mean a hurricane barrel is heading for mexico after battering jamaica, the category for storm has caused widespread destruction across the caribbean is projected to slow down over the coming days, but will remain at or near hurricane strength. the storm has kills at least 7 people so far. 6 and is really air strike has killed a senior hezbollah commander in southern lebanon. they are run back to militant groups as it retaliated the commanders killing by firing. scores of rockets at is really military positions here, the israel left on border. israel's army says

i asked elizabeth approval from the atlantic council. think time whether nathan members have presented a unified front to the summit as they certainly have. and what they've done is perform a, a diplomatic seats that should not be under estimated. the deep diminishes within the lines about how to approach ukrainian membership of the alliance of some countries. some member states feel very strongly that you train should be fine to, to join because it wants to join. and other countries, including the last of, via the adapt would be um and uh on the bicycle. and with this statement that to adopt it, they have to have essentially managed to bridge the gap between those irreconcilable positions. and that shows a commitment to making the alliance for a problem and going out the sayings, i'm sorry, we disagree on ukraine and that's, that's it. elizabeth pull from the atlanta counselor. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news today in the german government and mobile phone carriers have agreed to remove chinese made components

are closely associated with zin. and the military industrial complex and institutions like the atlantic council, his friend, ben juda for instance, well i'm going to have to stop you there phil, because unfortunately we're out of time, that's it for another show, so i'd like to thank our guest phil beven, and of course our resident expert professor david miller, palestine declassified, we'll be back next week with more forensic investigations and analysis, and don't forget to share today's program on your social media platforms to help us to continue growing our audience, and remember you can follow... show on facebook, twitter and telegram where we post regular clips and updates, so until next time, this is chris williamson saying, bye for now. it is known that in wars between states, the assassination of the army commander or the head of state signifies an unequivocal victory over the other party and often leads to ending the war in favor of the perpetrator. this does not happen when the other. party is an unconventional army. replacing the leader with another does not require a transitional

c by i could tell you, but it would be, he's a senior fellow at the atlantic council. can type of thanks so much for joining us on the out here and use our let's put this in the broad a context for our audience is on to syrian sentiment spreading into q are absolutely um, and this is actually not new for the situation in turkey. which seen increased and a refugee ends in a hooked sentiment in turkey since the jury or anything. um it can ox it's in turkey, continues for the last few years. i think more recently it hasn't been increasing because since the new a since the last election and then you formation of government, the turkish government has promised a lot of they cannot make for pretty farms that should have an impact. they can amik situations living conditions in turkey, but the average darker citizen are not seeing the results of those reforms yet. that's combined with increased retro from the political positions you turkey against syrians is fueling this rising, and it fall back on august. i guess specifically syria and communities are foster, so it's, so that

are closely associated with zionism and the military industrial complex and institution. the atlantic council for his friend uh ben juda for instance, well i'm going to have to stop you there phil bause unfortunately we're out of time, that's it for another show, so i'd like to thank our guest phil beven and of course our resident expert professor david miller. palestine declassified, we'll be back next week with more forensic investigations and analysis, and don't forget to share today's program on your social media platforms to help us to continue growing our audience, and remember you can follow the show on facebook, twitter and telegram where we post regular clips and updates, so... until next time, this is chris williamson, saying bye for now. this week on expos day, zionist media hurls accusations of blood libal at the land set following its grim revelation that the gaza conflict's death toll could surpass 186, equating to 8% of the enclaves population. in our digital media segment we uncover the new york times portrayal of zionist israel's gaza assaults as a biased narrative, demonizin

on june 26, the north atlantic council decided to appoint mark rutte as the next secretary general of nato. rutte will take up this position on october 1 after the end of the term of office of jens stoltenberg, who held the position of general secretary for almost 10 years, since 2014. rutte will replace stoltenberg on october 1. and how the new secretary general will change. i hope that he will open nato for ukraine. so far, he has not made any mistakes since the russian attack on 24 february 2022, the north atlantic alliance is in a very difficult situation, but to emphasize, he has not made a mistake so far, so ryuta has two tasks: not to make a mistake, that is , to react correctly to putin's policy, show the consequences and expand the alliance, fulfill what we can say. farage, who said that all the problems with the war happened because the west wanted to expand. but everything is accurate, on the contrary, russians say so only when the west shows inconsistency. my favorite example is the 2008 nato summit in bucharest, because the russians attacked georgia because georgia did no

i also spoke earlier to rachel rizzo, a non resident senior fellow at the atlantic council. she told us how bite and dropping out of the presidential race will affect relations with the transatlantic allies as well. i think that the message that bite incent both during his campaign and during his presidency was that america is back that after 4 years of uncertainty and mercury on this under trump presidency, that america could be seen again as a reliable ally and partner. and that's certainly what he's been trying to message to the europeans for the last 4 years, with his art in support of both nato, the european union, and certainly the war in ukraine. and so i think with his remaining time in office, those are the things that's his legacy that i think in terms of foreign policy he's going to work on solidifying but. busy he passes the torch, come january of next year. so tell us a little bit more about exactly what transatlantic partners are hoping to see now from a democratic campaign in the united states as well. we've sort of gotten into this weird dynamic, i think, in

let's cross over to normal in illinois, and speak to professor ali riaz, senior fellow at the atlantic counciles. on monday some of the protest leaders gave the government a 48—hour ultimatum to lift curfew, but sheikh hasina said she will only do it when the situation improves — is the situation improving? the situation is improving and the sense that there is less violence on the street but now there is this partial lift of there is this partial lift of the ban or the restrictions have been relaxed in the news is coming out, visuals coming out about what kind of atrocities have taken place in the last couple of days so i don't think this is the end of the situation despite the fact that there is less violence and in the coming days things might turn around and get worse. in turn around and get worse. in fact we are playing out some of the images from early on with the images from early on with the clashes between student protesters and the police on the ground. the supreme court has made concessions on job quotas, but that's not going to be enough is it, are there more to these protests? abs

secretary general jens stoltenberg emphasized at a press conference after the meeting of the euro-atlantic council in washington. china supplies russia with dual -use equipment, including microelectronics and many other tools that allow the russian federation to build bombs, missiles, and planes for attacks on ukraine. beijing cannot help the largest war on the continent in recent history, without negative consequences for your reputation and interests. deed at luxury resorts , instead of military service, the state bureau of investigation referred the case of the scandalous ex-military man of odesa, yevhen borisov, to court. according to the investigation, the official left ukraine in 2022-2023 with the help of a doctor he knew . in fact, he and his family went to the resorts of the seychelles and spain. i will remind borisov is involved in several cases and faces up to 10 years in prison will they produced 10 kg of amphetamine every month. the national police liquidated a drug laboratory with millions of profits. the illegal business was organized by a resident of kyiv, he recruited five more lo

secretary general jen stoltenberg emphasized at a press conference after the meeting of the euro-atlantic councilin washington. china supplies russia with dual-purpose equipment use, in particular, of microelectronics and many other tools that allow the russian federation to build bombs, missiles, and planes for attacks on ukraine. beijing cannot help the biggest war on the continent. in recent history without negative consequences for its reputation and interests. denmark will finance the production of bohdan's ukrainian self-propelled guns. the first 18 artillery installations will be delivered to the defense forces in the near future, the country's ministry of defense reported. assistance in the production of ukrainian weapons has logistical advantages and contributes to the development of the defense industry, he noted head of the defense department. denmark. sau bohdana is a ukrainian self-propelled artillery installation with a 155-caliber gun that meets nato standards. rouen cathedral is burning in france. the fire engulfed the spire, which had been under reconstruction since the beginning

he's now with the atlantic council and specializes in the middle east national security intelligence. i'm happy to welcome back to the program. danny, it's a trend of it standing. it's good to see you again. it's good to have you on the program. you know, as well as i do, the middle east has been a power cag for a long time. what do these 2 killings at the top of his below and tomas, what did they mean for the risk of it all? well, wider were breaking. yeah. well them send you having the i think that the as the describe the thing right to so we owned a branch of uh, severe escalation. and even that region of the war i think goes to events of putting us closer and closer as of only those to advance by the sweats. coming out from taylor, i'm and tomorrow we're here from the secretary general. first on this run up, talking about that as well. the nice thing is that we are, it's something it won't be contained in a way that maybe some intervene bind to us or the original superpower. and i think that the escalation is almost imminent. and i see that uh, we are close as we have a beam direc

although once again, with no clear where timeline nato cvn stolberg opened the meeting of the north atlantic council. that's nato's main decision making body by emphasizing that quote, support for ukraine is not charity. it is our own security interest. the warranty green and further military and financial aid for keith has dominated the 2nd day of the summit. but us president joe biden called on the other nato leaders to increase military production in the face of russia as aggression. on our summit, 2 years ago, we launch to plan to modernize our to turns and our defense. today, we have to ask ourselves, what is next? how can we keep making the shield stronger? one answer must be to strengthen our industrial base. right now, russia is on a war time 40. with regard to defense production. they have their significantly wrapping up their production of weapons, emissions, and vehicles. and they're doing it with double china, north korea and iran. as we cannot in my view, we cannot allow the lions to fall behind. the w is alexander phenomena is in washington dc. following the summit for us and i asked h

important that this bridge is not a bridge to nowhere - says ying dzhezinskyi, an expert of the atlantic council, who at one time took care of europe and nato policy in the ministry defense of the usa. he is convinced. ukraine is ready for membership and has fulfilled all the necessary requirements. my colleague yulia yarmolenko also asked brzezinski about what the allies can do at the summit in washington to really show that they want ukraine to win the war and become a member of nato. nato's outgoing secretary general said in washington that at a nato summit in july. what results can ukraine realistically expect? without a doubt, nato's relations with ukraine, what the alliance does or does not do for ukraine, will be defining issue of this summit. this will really give us insight into the continued reliability of the alliance and its deterrence posture going forward. and what can ukraine expect? it is difficult. i would talk about what ukraine should have received, which is strong support and acceptance of military goals by the alliance. of ukraine, i.e. full return of territories. anything l

secretary-general jens stoltenberg emphasized at a press conference after the meeting of the euro-atlantic council in washington. china supplies russia with dual- use equipment, including microelectronics and many other tools that allow the russian federation build. bombs, missiles, planes for attacks on ukraine. beijing cannot support the largest war on the continent in recent history without negative consequences for its reputation and interests. also watch on the espresso youtube channel, around 23:30 the final press conference of nato secretary general jens stoltenberg, and approximately at 0:15 us president joe biden. the un assembly will consider the draft resolution on nuclear security prepared by ukraine, serhiy kyslytsia, permanent representative of ukraine to the un, said on the ex social network. today the project plans. to support another 56 countries. lithuania handed over a new package of military aid, which included electronic warfare systems, ammunition and drones, the country's ministry of defense reported. for the current year, lithuanian partners provided support to ukraine for