what do you think are it's chances of finally becoming a member of briggs? i think we have a really good chance is i think that brazil, if lula is elected president in october, i think that brazil should be in favor. i think that russia would have no problem with asking tina integration to the brakes. and adults, i don't know, see why south africa would be contrary the most delicate issue. i think of the b deceptions of india politically. closer to the u. s. a interest and political management. i think i had some a worry about in yet nor to brazil after brazilian elections and norco, russia. i anything for us to wait and see how that plays out. but why do you think it's taken so long to broaden the alliance and add new members to it, or even talk about it? let's say we're talking about gigantic countries with their own problems and agendas. and we need to understand that the brakes is a kind of international alliance that works by consensus. so it is low to build consensus with managed decisions, including the expansion of the brakes that we it's, it's, we h

briggs never suffered political consequences, fortunately, for him. family groups still supported him running for president. so -- but, every chapter is on briggs, on bush, on schweiker, on the screen actors guild. things like this. >> getting back to the book, in 1945, back in september 1939, stalin and the russians invaded portions of the east as hitler came in from the west. by the time 45 world around, it seemed like stalin was much more powerful in the big three then he had any right to be, not only being the junior member but being a turncoat. in the beginning of the war he was part of the axis of powers. what do you think by the time 1945 rolled around gave him that got beat with roosevelt and churchill? >> the soviets got a very favorable press in the u.s.. look magazine and life magazine, which went out to millions every week, you can't underestimate their influence. they depicted the soviet union as a workers paradise you know, the moniker uncle joe, was used often by them. so he had very -- even though he was killing millions, with his rese

that's the briggs it byproduct. it sets up a customs border between belfast and london. and is the bane of many unionists caught in the middle, this disagreement or businesses borders and breaks that are back in the spotlight in northern ireland. from shop owners to florists entrepreneurs are struggling because if a big change disagreement between great britain and the european union, london is very concerned about a trade protocol connecting northern ireland to the u. k. and the e u. it states that goods coming from the u. k. must go through customs 1st before entering northern ireland, the e. u wants to keep it as the 2 powers negotiate locals of belfast are finding themselves in a bench. normally would have a way bigger range of franchises than either quite limited and what we can get are che, suppliers we with aid, what live in barbara and britain. so they're in england and they would import them from all over europe and amps and the directly just much of his time and energy is spent varying about customs, paperwork and bureaucracy. he has to pass on the high price o

i also is a chapter on the the briggs. amen. this is interesting. this is tells you the the suppleness and sophistication of reagan's thinking was that in 1979 as he's getting ready to run for president one more time. there's an amendment in california called proposition 6, which the brinks of men and the proposition prohibited gays from teaching the public schools or advocating a gay lifestyle. now reagan needs the support of family groups, you know, their pro-family groups and things like that running for president, but this also offends his deeply felt principle about privacy and dating all those other things. so reagan was the only major conservative in california to come out against proposition 6 and in the summer of '79 it was winning two to one it lost in november by by two to one and john briggs who state senator at the time he was going to use this as a vehicle for national office and a back part. he saw what anita bryant was doing in dade county and was going to kind of ride this issue and briggs was asked the day after why proposition fai

and we should not forget that brazil are in wayne commercial partner is a briggs member. also, china is an important pardon of ours and a funding source for investments. argentina has very close ties with other bricks members as well, and we continue expanding our integration. it will be very beneficial for everyone if we strengthen our ties with the brakes. we heard from brent o altman, a chief editor of the independent news website opera, monday. he thinks that it would not be a problem for any of the current briggs member states to welcome margin tina into the block. i think we have a really good chance is i think that brazil is lula, is elected president in october. i think that brazil should be in favor. i think that russia ruby would have no problem with as in tina integration to the brakes. i don't, i don't, don't see why south africa would be contrary the most delicate issue. i think of the b deceptions of india politically. closer to the u. s. a interest and political management breaks is a, from the mental institution they think for building a move to paula will

laura briggs, welcome to the program. first of all, what was your reaction to this extraordinary news? i wish i could say i was disappointed, but we know that the republicans have been stacking the courts for years. um, anticipating this outcome. so how long has his campaign been going on to overturn this laura and what now can be done potentially to stop it? well, since the nixon administration and nixon thought of the idea of politicizing the question of abortion in this way. and in order to win republican votes, but it's also clear that whoever lead this draft ascension intended that people should mobilize either to stockpile medication for medical abortion or to get into the streets and get on the pages of the editorial pages of news magazine to newspapers and let the court know that the majority of american support, the outcome of roe v wade and legal abortion and the kind of bodily autonomy for pregnant people that represents right. given the majority in the united states, do not want this overturned. why is it that

but briggs, it has sparked new tensions. northern ireland left the european union with the rest of the u. k. or the republic of ireland remains a member. well, let's get the latest from d. w 's charlotte chelsea pill in london. so charlotte sion fain is set to get its 1st when in northern ireland, what does this mean for the country? well, that would indeed be an absolute will to shed moments of politics in northern i. and as she say, she fain are on track to become the largest party in that pool. be entitled to the post us minister for the 1st time, every now that really would be a historic moment in northern ireland. now you mentioned that the fact that they all committed to this idea of a united ireland, that certainly the issue that is going to grab the headlines, the prospect that's not imminent if there is a lot that stands in the way. but certainly this a when would open the door to the prospects of many of watching very closely. but there are also issues in the short term that need to be considered a lot of uncertainty. pumps. instability could be coming down the tracks in the

but briggs, it has balked, you tensions? no, neither left left the european union with the rest of the u. k. while the republic of ireland remains a member or the proposed did predict a good night fortune fain. and i asked d. w. charlotte chelsea pill in london about the significance of they when absolutely this was the cost in the poles for some time. nevertheless, it really must be stressed that this is a watershed moment in politics. but northern ireland, you said yourself, this is the 1st time that sion fain a nationalist party has emerged as the largest party ever making it really a historic one moment. now they stated intentions of a united ireland at some point in the future is really a story that is going to make the headlines even though is not thought to be imminent. not will, of course thrill some it will along others. and it's not the only issue that is likely to be contentious going forward. now that we've seen should fan emerge is the largest party nyland has a power sharing agreement. meaning that we are likel

but briggs, it has now sparked new tensions. northern islands left the e. u with the rest of the u. k. while the republic of ireland remains a member let us get more in this with d. w. 's charlotte chelsea pill in london. so charlotte sion fain was for cost to do quite well in these elections. how significance is there? when absolutely this was the cost in the poles for some time. nevertheless, it really must be stressed that this is a watershed moment in politics. the northern ireland, you said yourself, this is the 1st time that sion fain a nationalist party, has emerged as the largest policy ever making it really a historic moment. now this stated intentions of a united ireland at some point in the future, really the story that is going to to make the headlines even though is not to thought to be imminent. that will of course thrill some it will along others and is not the only issue that is likely to be contentious going forward. now that we've seen sion fight emerge is the largest party line and has a power sharing agreement. meaning that we are likely to see some uncertainty a

you mentioned it there, that piece of briggs. it legislation that imposes border checks on goods moving from great britain to northern ireland, that the democratic unionists believe jeopardize is northern islands position within the united kingdom and within the united kingdoms internal market. now he will have told them of his government's plans to bring forward legislation, potentially as soon as tuesday that will allow them at westminster to make unilateral changes to the northern ireland protocol, if necessary. well that received an absolutely scathing response from shin fane the nationalist, who said that his government was playing a game with brinkman sick with the e. u at the same time as making government here in northern ireland. contingent on satisfying democratic unionist party demands. they called that strategy reckless and shameful, and even the d u. p would not sign up to rejoin and government under these circumstances. jeffrey donaldson saying he wants to see exactly what was in the government's proposal. he would

we've also recently finished a project where we don't make briggs directly on the sand, but where we 1st improve the desert sand, which is often unsuitable for producing congress, for example, by through our processes in some cases. and we could make very good concrete based materials from the desert sand in these remote regions. so i see a put a baton crunched off yesterday. we had kind of an industrial partner for this project is already in place. and until the next meeting mission, mateusz bell will continue working on the stability of his 3 d printed bricks. he hopes that instead of being simply as strong as plaster, they will one day be as hard as concrete time. now for our view, a question mm. the world is full of incredible natural phenomena. sometimes it's enough just to sit back and admire them. but sometimes figuring out the science behind them is just as fascinating. frederick k a before from gonna wants to know. how is the rainbow formed there? one of nature's most colorful displays for a rainbow. you need 2 things. countless water droplets suspended in the air and sunlig

we've also recently finished a project where we don't make briggs directly fall in the sand and but where we 1st improve the desert sand then which is often unsuitable for producing concrete, for example, in addition through our processes, in some cases, if we could make very good concrete based materials from the desert, sand in these remote regions. so i see a quarter baton crunched or figured out we haven't country ah, an industrial partner for this project is already in place. and until the next mean mission mateusz bell will continue working on the stability of his 3 d printed bricks. he hopes that instead of being simply as strong as plaster, they will one day b as hard as concrete. ah, time now for our view, a question. mm. hm, the world is full of incredible natural phenomena. sometimes it's enough just to sit back and admire them, but sometimes figuring out the science behind them is just as fascinating. frederick k, a before from gonna wants to know. how is the rainbow formed there? one of nature's most colorful displays for a rainbow. you need 2 things. countless water droplets

this is a piece of legislation, part of the briggs it deal that introduces trade checks between goods, moving from great britain to northern ireland. as a way of avoiding a hard border on the island of island, or is johnson negotiated that protocol, the democratic unionists, lowe's it, they say that it undermines their position and the position of northern ireland within the united kingdom. and they say they want it scrapped or substantially changed. now, what can boris johnson do? well, he believes that the u. p. has a point. he believes that the protocol is being over harshly implemented to the detriment of some consumers and businesses northern. he says that he believes there is a negotiated solution, and he would prefer that part. but if the you isn't prepared to change its position well, then his government might be forced to act unilaterally. and indeed, legislation that would potentially make that unilateral action to underline the undermine the protocol possible is thought to be likely to be unveiled at westminster this week. possibly as early as tuesday. north korea says that

of you all get services and when child immunization programs, countries especially susceptible dod briggs of measles. and this is going to be something that we're going to need to deal with moving forward for the next few years. unfortunately. ok, important points to raise what the immunization program, you know, the one that make has impacted dilution program on the global get. we witness in 202220 1000000 children were left under, connected via destruction. and in 2021. we saw 120000000 children missed by musics. nation of which pakistan share was 40000000. so focused on under the shared the previous burden of the it's a part of it and the india nigeria and yemen. we speak a 65 percent of the burden of disease in the m region. and though we had 70 different out bricks in pakistan last year, that cost $51.00 bits in children and 100000 cases it up that which was double up to 2020. so we can see that the scale of the impact of this disruption called by the code 19 pandemic. ok, and also dr. nadine, just to add on to what you're saying, the u. n is saying, this is according to you and data

and what's really driving this then, is it the warn ukraine, the pandemic briggs, it or a combination of factors a combination of thought to certainly so look, we know that global factors across country advanced economies are pushing up prices . the united kingdom is not the or the country to see inflation. we've seen pandemic credit in jew supply shortages supply chain problems. energy prices rising before, who does evasion of ukraine? those have also gotten worse. but as you say, of course, you case, specific practice adding to that briggs, it make it more expensive to ship goods here. and yes, also the bank of england not raising interest rates quickly enough to really top down inflation. what then, in your opinion, should the government be doing to try and help the population 3? this will the 1st property up city has to be to increase universal credit payments and pensions in line with prices at the moment. the only increasing by 3 point one percent. and average inflation expects to be over 10 percent this year. on top of that restore the 1000 pounds universal credit uplift there.

i ask again, where are the briggs dividends we were promised you are funding the russian ukranian war? still, while we are applying tough sanctions, which will hit our economy. meanwhile, in germany, a poll has revealed only around 14 percent of german industrial firms are able to completely replace import cuts from russian dollars. less than half count parsley replaced their imports, with another 14 percent saying it's not possible at all. many companies are also affected in directly because their own suppliers get their imports from russian. george, i'm really senior research fellow, the global policy institute. think tank sees that you commission likes the powers to push countries to cut their imports from russia. well, the local election day and a bar is, johnson has disastrous the badly and it is of course, entirely in keeping with all other reasons the election. all of the candidates who are against sanctions, against getting involved in this war and ukraine are doing well. and the candidates who want greater involvements in ukraine are doing very badly. so i think there is a de

after after briggs in, this is a perfect way of going your way into european institutions. but i would pass it to both of you. the more the neoliberalism fails, the more it becomes rhetorically. and i, and that's what i found the speech to be so remarkable, is that it's, it's a, it's, it's reach, it's an intensity. as everything is falling apart around them. ok, i mean the, the sanctions that have been imposed on russia does hurt russia, but the blow back is even worse on europe as we all predicted george. yes, there's a question and written is indeed suffering economic consequences for food prices shooting out gas prices shooting up and the government is on a school and substantially in the polls is likely to so be calamities in the upcoming local elections. so this policy isn't in any way or something of popular uh, within the country. so yeah, yeah, she's obviously making your political calculation that you know bars. johnson is for the bugs and she will be in place to pick up the pieces. it seems hard to believe that britons really want this what, what she's offering be

and importance of trainees, africa relations, and trainees, latin american train and group and the briggs. so i think that is, it looks like where it sounds like the lawn alignment in a sense that's true because economic factors are really very critical here in terms of survival and socialization. protest is the more good less developed congress, but they think there is another piece on the board. and this is the trainees that try any scheme to train his interest or those that does not close words either with the u. s. or directions, they have their own geopolitical strategies, but correct me them wrong. but my perception of the chinese policies is at least that certainly they are pursuing down interest. but they're, they're letting other countries choose for themselves. they are offering, they're not just coming with answer rhetoric like the united states and trying to persuade everybody to choose the values over valuable as well. and you know, occurring all the benefits for washington. but they're actually offering something in return. they're offering a loans, they're offering an infra

party, the democratic unionists threatening to boycott the store. mont, assembly because of post briggs, it border arrangements that they say undermine the very union. they exist to defend the known our protocol is the casey process for what time. and we need to get resolution of our issue because she had biospine built within a country between crippin and the land. and we need to move our trade buyer and get rid of that and ensure that the know about who to call ac has dealt with was role. which raises the possibility of a full blown political crisis after this election paralysis deadlock, arising out of the 2 party power sharing system under the good friday peace agreement. and not for the 1st time. that's why growing numbers of voters have chosen us good way. among the biggest winners in this election, the cross community center ground alliance party. northern ireland isn't just a place where it's nationalists and unionists, northern under, sup, listed as diverse, unless vote for alliance is showing that there are more people who aren't satisfied with being better both. and also bein

laura briggs is a professor of women, gender and sexuality studies and regularly writes about reproductive politics. she says the push to restrict abortions was set in motion long ago. nixon thought of the idea of politicizing, the question of abortion in this way. and in order to win republican votes, but it's also clear that whoever leads this draft decision intended that people should mobilize either to stark oil medication for medical portion or to get into the streets and just get on the pages of the editorial pages of news magazine to newspapers and let the court know that the majority of american support, the outcome of roe v wade and legal abortion and the kind bodily autonomy for pregnant people that represents what we know from the texas bounty law is the 90 percent of the people who were seeking abortions, got them anyway. so they cross state lines or they turned to medication abortion that they could do in their own homes. and so what the score will do, what this particular ruling will do, is turn the question back to the state. and about a dozen states crossed the south in mid

unionists with the democratic unionist party threatening to boycott the store. mont assembly over a post briggs it see border for trade that it says undermines northern islands position in the united kingdom. what's clear is that there is a middle ground growing in influence. cross community ties being forged by people who feel less nationally store unionist board, northern irish, instead jona whole al jazeera belfast, a former leader of brazil vows he will beat far right. president jive bol scenario in october's election? 76 year old louis ignacio lula to silver last lead the country 12 years ago before being jailed. and a corruption scandal. monica yankee, i propose now from sal power ah . spirits were high. this convention center in san paula thousands gathered to hear brazil's former president, lizzie masula, the silver, as he promised to defeat incumbent j able sonata in october's election. mueller announced that his candidacy has the support of trade unions, social organizations, and 7 center left parties, including his own workers party. he compared his to term presidency of latin, ameri

after after briggs and this is a perfect way of going your way into european institutions, but i would pass it to both of you. the more the neo liberalism fails, the more it becomes rhetorically. and i, and that's what i found the speech to be so remarkable is that it's, it's a, it's, it's reach, it's an intensity, as everything is falling apart around them. ok. i mean, the, the sanctions that have been imposed on russia does hurt russia, but the blow back is even worse on europe as we all predicted george. yes, there's a question and written is indeed suffering economic consequences of food prices shooting up gas prices shooting up and the government is on a substantial in the polls is likely to so be calamities in the upcoming local elections. so this policy isn't in any way or something of popular uh, within the country. so yeah, she's obviously making your political calculation that you know bars. johnson is for the bugs and she will be. 2 in place to pick up the pieces, it seems hard to believe that britons really want this what, what she's offering. because what she really offeri

unionists with the democratic unionist party threatening to boycott the store. mont assembly over post briggs, it's see board of trade that it says undermines northern islands position in the united kingdom. what's clear is that there is a middle ground growing in influence. cross community ties, being forged by people who feel less nationally still, unionist law, northern irish, instead jona whole al, jazeera, belfast louis. and as soon as the silver has taken another shot at brazil's presidency, the last time the 76 year old held office was 12 years ago. this time around the left us leader is trying to unseat the far right incumbent jaya boss nora. monica yankee of reports now from sa powell o. spirits were high. at this convention center in san paula thousands gathered to hear brazil's former president and lizzie mass, hulu led us silva as he promised to defeat incumbent j bowles. fernando and october's election. moolah announced that his candidacy has the support of trade unions, social organizations, and 7 center left parties, including his own workers party. he compared his to term pres

with the democratic union, his party threatening to boycott the store. mont assembly, over a post briggs had see board of trade that it says undermines northern islands position in the united kingdom. what's clear is that there is a middle ground growing in influence. cross community ties being forged by people who feel less nationally still, unionist bore northern irish instead jona whole al jazeera belfast also being sworn in for his 2nd term president emanuel macro house promised to unify france. and as nadeem bob a progress report, he's promised to avoid the mistakes that he made in his fest have a military ceremony is the newly integrated french president reviews the troops. but there was no drive down the shows. elisa on saturday should not be bleak. just a few 100 people, including mac homes, only surviving predisposes homes while alone. and nicholas are coffee with their for the swearing in. as you know, the book. first of all, we will act to avoid escalation of the russia aggression in ukraine. we will act to help democracy and courage, triumph to build a new european piece. and

now the way i see the president briggs already a political movement, the notary housing expensive social base and then has taken the grassroots as a strategy. it has, they can be the idea that it should be creating a counselor, had your money and challenge most that they're in parties, miniature is based on the various other forces which of these places and as are re forward. and i, that's all thanks to the political movement. them as that you will for the generation that was born and p site, but in 2006, this changed for you. yeah. can you tell me a little bit about dots, o, as in lebanon during the 2006, florida, during the summer, i was about to head for the clique, but also i took it in and i understood. even when i was taught, that's narratives impact the public opinion but it was really and during the 2014 goes away, when i was interning at the major news organization look, i understood the weights and the importance of accountability, journalism and independent journalism. so that towards the road that i took in my career oh, them on, on witness a suze of protests and the past yea

unionists with the democratic union, his party threatening to boycott the store. mont assembly, over post briggs had seaboard of her trade that it says under mine's northern islands position in the united kingdom. what's clear is that there is a middle ground growing in influence. cross community ties being forged by people who feel less nationally still, unionist bore northern irish instead jona whole al jazeera belfast the death of a woman while giving birth has provoked wide sprague spread anger in synagogue. it's put the state of the country's health system under scrutiny. nicholas hath reports from the northern town of loser the normally busy berthing war to in lieu guy a public hospital in northern senegal is now a crime scene. this is where as to soak now and her unborn child died after being in labor for 20 hours as to begged the nurses and doctors to perform a c section, telling them she would die. otherwise, the staff ignored her for midwives have been arrested for her death. the ministry of health says this was an avoidable human error. according to the un, one woman dies every 2 minu