b. u. well, he's coming with also the support of the americans when he's at visits where things started to change and the language look, differentiate. but what we understand today, we call this the negative response off the visit a victor or button easy or at the pin the, the he is the, the, the, the, it has opened a breach in the minds of the population. and he offered the opportunity for ukraine to take on board with us. he also offered an opportunity for the european need. there's not a really trustworthy, particularly the often admitting that the mist $1.00 and $2.00 agreements were only a charade to allow ukraine to be on an attack, a russia, in case of ukraine joining the nato. so he is in the best position to say, look here, if he wants to use me, i am trustworthy. i want all the guarantee that i can offer to restaurant russia is opening up and is extending his hands and saying, i agree just sit around the table and when you already come to me, now that is putting the ball in the other c

the for the green conflict to be resolved russia, or do you as well, i think actually the b u because they know what they were losing. they're not going to admit that they know what the rush is, winning the war. and what's, what's the paradox of go about that is the russians. is the party that's actually more interested in peace. but peace would benefit the you even more than the russia, as we see russia is actually prosper under the sanctions. uh, they're actually made the list world bank list of a high income countries since the sanctions were imposed. on the other hand, the d u is being spaced with higher energy costs inflation recession, you know, there is no end in sight. so actually there would be in europe same interest to, uh, to have peace. uh, but the leaders, as, as organ said, pretty much intimated the leaders in europe are not interested in peace. that's why they don't really represent the interest of the majority of the people living in europe. home they supposedly represent in or out. we have to leave you here now, how they got a private member of serbia national assemb

should be held accountable for sanctions against russia, the conflicting ukraine as well as for the destruction of b, u. economy. and now the state duma, deputy lou needs slootsky, has said been binders and ministration, actually stops have become fixing ukraine. so the relationship between the us and russia have recently been as a story for low. but despite the old presence to me, patient has many times said that russia will work with any person in the white house. you lash above oliver ultra 0, most screw or, and polish prime minister donal to, to sca limited and bind support around the ukraine war when a knowledge in his decision in a statement say many times you have made difficult decisions that have made poland, america, and the world safer and democracy and freedom stronger. i know that you were guided by the same principles when announcing your latest decision, perhaps the most difficult one in your life force is in london with more on what leaders across europe have been saying. well that ends up contesting in the coming . your selection could be pivotal for the security situation in europe. a

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so what's been happening is that protest as well back to the streets to day in nasal b and adjusts and towers. police u. s. t a gas kindly size and sound fired, lived for dollars for this part of a peaceful protest of what's happened for the better part to evade there was there running bottles between the police and the protest eyes and the protest. i was kept sending the police. we are peaceful, we do not need you to use accessing 4th side. does it to me, the police of knowledge that they're doing to get things done. let me suggest this evening as one of the gentle listing the causal kenya was going about how job. but she was short on the leg by the police, by the protest of a violets to remain on the streets. and all these new protests free leg story. these the original protests which continued despite the present withdrawing the tax increases that spots last month on rest. nope, visa, last new protests, the protest that the gun on the 18th of june have continued. what happened the 1st 2 weeks of protest or elective the piece for then on the 25th of june when hell broke loose and a number of people d

should be held accountable for sanctions against russia, the conflicting ukraine as well as for the destruction of b. e. u. economy and another state dream interpretation. there need slootsky a said the binders and ministration actually stops and become fixing ukraine. so the relationship between the us and russia have recently been as a story for low. but despite the old presence of jimmy patient has many times said that russia will work with any person in the white house you lash above all of the older 0 most grew and i just wanna tell you about some news just coming in to california governor a gavin newsome endorses vice president harris for the democratic presidential nomination. this is, according to a post on the x. obviously. here was one of the people who was believed to be potentially in the running for a now many of the president for the democrats. but he has now come out and endorsed the vice president's. let's get you some more, a reaction, international reaction that you creased, present of alarm your zalinski as also react it to buttons announcements. he took to the social media platform x i

the conflicts in ukraine as well as for the destruction of b, e. u. economy. so according to below, due by that it has created problems all over the world and in his country as well. and another state do meant every t, v i need slootsky has said the blind and will go down in history as the main, a sponsor of the terrorist regime in ukraine. those were the direct speech of that mind. and his administration actually stops, has become fits in ukraine. and also we're hearing some voices say, basically genuine voice here is that nothing is going to change with a bite as withdrawal from the res. because his administration, if it stays in the white house, will continue supporting ukraine, will continue supplying weapons to ukraine. and also one of the most prominent of chung voice is also has said that uh the us industrial uh, the us minister miniature industrial complex doesn't really care whether to finance ukraine or any other country because they actually don't have all those countries. all they need. they need those countries to buy weapons from them. so obviousl

he's on it so very hush hush hair into case the the people, the women as well as the man lesbians and gay man. let's just say l g b t u, some are in fox, scott that we pass the key to by the government funded, easier to is they just don't talk about it. that's why before the last election was the ruling policy made a major issue of it saying, oh go this, this of the policy comes to power, legalize homosexuality. and we've got to prevent that on the is the only thing for the non yeah. is that what they publicly like to do is try with southern child for both and on the vice a on the yes. what pass the key to it and it's really too bad. that's just such a wonderful country. it's really just too about the fear shot elsewhere in turkey is near. it's called the city of the godless pen bay, quite like that. she grew up in a very pious family, which wasn't always easy for her mind for music or something else on the play. somebody came from natalia and on correct. my father was very strict with 9 children and i'm the youngest. i was married off the age 14 a t h 17. are separated from him inside the house into the big, wide wor

also china funded b hinckley a point see if equally a power station in the u. k. as well as a high speed rail with network connecting the serbian and hong gary and national capitals, independent financial consultants. all right, independent financial, consult and uh, angelo. good. yeah. and the size, but if you're a dog indeed at one point, stop seizing tiny's infrastructure, it will be shooting itself in the foot. what keep in mind if sees the russian says it is but fine. you see there's uh, we are in the process of the, the reputation. and i think at this point when he comes to china, those are still words with just a week for action. so keep in mind that the, the last 30 years the west has to be in this industrialized and is massively invested in to china to be in manufacturing. so in reality, this fall mode that actually try the quote, actually sees with chinese, nothing these up in this direction because china, the weight sees, is uh you, once you engage with you pop those, all you ever needs, you can have leverage over there. the width is the exactly the opposite. i

council as warning of a massive shortfall and funding to support people installed on as well as other war torn countries, b u. n and its partners need 48700000000 dollars this year to provide urgent aid to those that needed the most. but halfway into the year, only 18 percent of that money has been raised. the secretary general is warning of an increasing trend of international neglect with an unprecedented and glaring gap between the available funding on what people actually needs the funding the un does get is going to just 5 emergencies. ukraine, syria, eman of janice done and occupied palestinian territories. most of the world's other crises are simply forgotten and the most under funded in the world is then as well . and so don, the world's largest displacement crisis, has just 17 percent of its needs. met breaking a fast so the democratic republic of congo and me and more also have a fraction of the funding that they need will not speak to adam johnston, who's a senior policy advisor at the norwegian refugee council. joining us from geneva, mr. johnson, thanks for your time. so this must be shoes reall

the conflicting ukraine as well as for the destruction of b. e. u. economy and another state dream interpretation there need slootsky a set the binders, administration actually stands have become fixing ukraine. so the relationship between the us and russia have recently been as a story for low. but despite the old presence of jimmy patient has many times said that russia will work with any person in the white house, u dash above all of the ultra 0 most screw as well. that ends up contesting it the coming. your selection could be pivotal for the security situation in europe, and the nice person in statement on that school was one of the last ones to come through from europe as late as president for them is a let's give you cry. writing that ukraine was grateful for biden's unwavering support in the struggle against russia. and i'm the bike pauses on support in the united states. i was thankful for bite and supporting you, cried during the most dramatic moments in its history. i'm hoping the america's continued support and leadership will prevent russ

well, let's bring and i guess joining us from devon in the u. k. george one b a is a passionate and prolific champion of the environment and also of the book. re genesis seating the world with out and developing the planet and piedmont, italy fillet when as a food systems and climate change analyst. the also space and inc newsletter focusing on food and climate issues. and engine. eva is karen small, as she's the executive director of the shopping center for food and climate. she advised as policy makers world wide about agriculture and food system. some great to have own of you on the program a lot to get through georgia. i'll start with you in devon. what role is climate change paying on rising food prices? i know the impact must vary from region to region. the broadly, what does its role on global food prices? there's no question the tool that it's pushing them up with that also we have seen almost nothing yet. this is the beginning of the sciences school, the shrinking of the human climate. nice reduction of the areas where the lives of growth for the clima

may be western news papers have admit, says that also today that many wells countries continue cope racing with russia despite b. u. craig and conflicts and russia. it's still miles away from being isolated as the west. it have hoped. right, that's you the i shop of all of a for us from moscow to sedan. now what you see up here is prime minister, be estimated has made his 1st visit to the country since the conflict began in april last year. at the head of the sudanese um forces up. but that has bought han and pulled sedan in december, the prime minister hosted the leader of the rapid support forces. i'm with him down the gallo folks to bro courtesies. fine a so fall fav. fighting between government forces and they are a staff of force, millions of people from the homes and agencies to one of firemen. several coal fired power stations in south africa is set to close in the next 60 is part of is transition to green energy because of its heavy reliance on coal. for electricity, countries africa's biggest and mr. of greenhouse gases. or this will mean more job losses. what types of reports and commodity the commodity,

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interim president, gary coney, b u, and support and security mission, which is being led by canyon authorities is reported to have been is school thing, the official the . well, this is and verified footage that report is being shows the moment of the attack. the probably minister was giving an interview at a hospital when that occurred is over, says he and his team did manage to leave safely. local media report. so canyon police officers hiding outside inside the building for several minutes until they were able to secure the area. what canyon police have been deployed to hate see last month as part of a multi national security support mission. i last see the un security council authorized dispatch, in order to run to cape violence by the guns accusing wrecking havoc in the caribbean country. that says canyon police have faced the use of allegations of abuse in the own country. this includes extra 2 additional killings, which is a matter of concern for haitians. well know me. yeah. kimani political, our list at law came consultant services and came eaves. this editor to hate to be to say there is basically only one country that is benefiting from instabilit

cuz as well, that's been a bit of a tricky one in the sense that that is full. so debate therapy, numerous debates and arguments between the u. n and b as raves over what level of security, what level of protection should and can be given to these a calm voice is incredibly important to get the agent. now that you any saying that the, that the aid has been made more challenging because of the, the, is really approach to getting the right level of security in, on the, on the grounds of the trucks. but these ladies are saying, but that this is not the case, but this has come up. and i think what that does is it points to the, the white a bottle about how this is all being told. this is also a back to about narrative. it's about what stories each side is, is telling about what is going on. unfortunately is, but people have gone to the 500000 people in gauze at the, on the brink of a pretty devastating starvation. the ones are really suffering right now. so i mean, if we can look to the future, what about in the long term? what is the future of lauren order? and garza, i guess all depends on what the next steps off because it is there is

however, b u under us remove the group from the lists of terrorist organizations in 20092011 respectively. following the move, the army k relocated from an american military base and he walked well. benny and france with american and european officials participating in the groups annual summit, some parents, the majority and have also been implicated and be assassinations of top your one, your nuclear scientist during the 20 tense with one accusing the cia of orchestrating these attacks. the most recent high profile with such a nation was that up, it won't be a military commander. general. got some sleep on eating. 2020 or washington acknowledge direct involvement. i chose susan of the how to the u. s. labels, anyone who opposes their policies as a terrorist, communist or any other term. however, general solely money was the national hero, a source of pride for the uranium people. he was the one who prevented isis from infiltrating iran, which if they had succeeded, would have created catastrophes in the country insured the security of a wrong people of all believes and orientations regarded him as a guardian. and yet the americans assassinated him with impunity. taking pride in

u. s. government interventions in latin america over the last 50 years. that was the republicans as well as democrats. yeah. yeah. yeah. could be guatemalan, 50 flaws in b, brazil, and $65.00 dominican republic and $65.00 and go on and oh no. yeah. and a, a jilly and you're right. oh, it's sheila and $73.00. 0, my god, you mentioned guatemala on 54200000 people. that because we decided we didn't like the person they elected and we decided to go in there and take them out. and it's a story that's too often and told them, by the way, when i tried to tell that story and cnn, they said you're out of here. we don't want an anchor. who's, who criticizes our country, but new. i criticize my kids, it doesn't mean i don't love them. that's exactly right. what's the, this is what i mean by maturity and humility. when you love both, you respect, protect and also call wreck. and if you love your country, you protect you respect. but you also correct. yeah, and that's the only way in which you continually mature what you give up on maturation, bravo. you got stagnation or destruction. and we're living it in a moment in which, you know, the united states is the 68th

well that's close live now to all these correspondent kayla moping, his life for us in new york. caleb, it's been a long old evening and night over there in the u. s. b, you can, you just bring this up to date with the latest on the shooting? sure, at this point though, we do have the report showing that the alleged shooter is dead. he was killed in addition to that, a spectator, an audience member was also killed and we understand this shooter, their name has been put forward. now there is an identification, a photo of this person that has surface that's come from the secret service and from law enforcement. um a lot is still being raised in terms of questions about motive and how they were able to get so close. what exactly was going on with security? but donald trump is out of the hospital. we all saw how he was bleeding from his ear. the bullet apparently struck the upper part of his right ear. he went to the hospital for treatment for that injury. he's out of the hospital now, and this statement was put forward onto his social, the social media outlet, the donald trump bones. i want to thank the united states secret service and all of law enforc

b, u. s. president bracket. bob has also issued a statement. here's what he said on social media platform x that joe biden as being one of america's best consequential presidents as well as a dear friend upon the to be today. we've also being reminded again that he's a patriot of the highest order and crucial aid. all of that. kimberly statement which is on one side of a full paper, the mention of endorsements, the any candidates and a lot of people are scratching their head about why in washington. so essentially what we had here is the end of one parlor game and the beginning of a new one. so the 1st part of the game was, when is joe by then going to step aside at the top is the democratic ticket for president. and now we have the new one, we know, but essentially it's very likely that com a lot is the candidates, but who's going to run alongside her and the fact that brock obama, the former president who made history as the 1st black president has not endorse the 1st woman of color, who it potentially could be the next, a woman of color to be president. and the 1st woman president is really striking and it's also a slap in the face, given the fact these 2 people kn