but antony worrall thompson, paul burrell on the way . but first my burrell on the way.ut first my friday big opinion. burrell on the way. but first my friday big opinion . it feels friday big opinion. it feels like just weeks ago , but it was like just weeks ago, but it was actually monday when gb news superstar and then tory mp lee anderson defected to reform uk and his departure is starting to look like the final nail in the coffin for the conservatives lee anderson might be characterised as a divisive figure by the london based media, but he's a totemic figure for potential tory voters and disgruntled labour supporters. lee anderson talks like a normal person, like a real human being, and his views, which are dangerously controversial in islington, are just plain common sense. in the red wall and beyond. lee anderson wants to keep taxes to a sensible level to boost the economy and put money in the pockets of ordinary working brits. he thinks that biological sex matters that calls for genocide in our cities should be punished , and that immigration punished, and that

but antony worrall thompson, paul burrell on the way . but first my burrell on the way.ut first my friday big opinion. burrell on the way. but first my friday big opinion . it feels friday big opinion. it feels like just weeks ago , but it was like just weeks ago, but it was actually monday when gb news superstar and then tory mp lee anderson defected to reform uk and his departure is starting to look like the final nail in the coffin for the conservatives lee anderson might be characterised as a divisive figure by the london based media, but he's a totemic figure for potential tory voters and disgruntled labour supporters. lee anderson talks like a normal person, like a real human being, and his views, which are dangerously controversial in islington, are just plain common sense. in the red wall and beyond. lee anderson wants to keep taxes to a sensible level to boost the economy and put money in the pockets of ordinary working brits. he thinks that biological sex matters that calls for genocide in our cities should be punished , and that immigration punished, and that

a big guest waiting in wings paul burrell, in the wings paul burrell, former butler to princess dianaelcome back. this is patrick christys . tonight with me. ben christys. tonight with me. ben leo here on gb news tonight, the princess of wales announced to the world she was diagnosed with cancen the world she was diagnosed with cancer. and she's now having preventative chemotherapy. joining me now is princess diana's butler and close diana's former butler and close confidant, paul burrell. good evening paul. now let's be frank. you had your own , very frank. you had your own, very emotional cancer revelation . was emotional cancer revelation. was it last year? how did tonight's events make you feel? bearing in mind your own personal association with the disease? >> yeah, i felt very sorry to hear the announcement from kate , hear the announcement from kate, tonight, i just, my heart is with her and william and the children. in fact, i wrote to william earlier this week and said, please assure kate that she's doing the right thing . she she's doing the right thing. she is a woman, a wi

and again, burrell said that he is expecting a statement with the backing of all $27.00 countries. at the end of this meeting today, or you remember state spacing pressure, terry increasing pressure, especially from the us to take a more assertive stance in dealing with russia. of the well, the, the other thing that's on the table today with, regarding russia is that they expect to approve sanctions against people who are involved in the killing of alexi and of omi. now of course, this is something that putting himself is mentioning now for the 1st time. and today the european union does expected to approve sanctions based on the death of nevada ne, there's not much else they can do at the moment to accept the put sanctions. those are the tools that the european union feels are most effective against russian actions. the other thing that you hear a many you countries, especially front line states saying, is they walk into these meetings and walk into this meeting is that we need to increase support for ukraine. that's the most important thing we can do right now to show our disappr

defence corresponded, check, pier keys covering the summit for so i asked him whether or not joseph burrell is speaking for all you heads of government. when he calls for a sustainable ceasefire as well, that is exactly what we're looking to see throughout the process of this summit, whether the leaders will agree for the progress. and the last time we have any of the european union lead is agreeing on some sort of cool for a change in the situation of his rose military campaign in the gaza strip again. so how much the tire organization they code for humanitarian pauses to live aided on dw team here in brussels as being covering and listening to a lot of the briefings from a lot of the difference. the u. member states over the last few days and go into the summit. we understand that the language coming. i will say that the you will cool for immediate humanitarian pauses, leading to a sustainable ceasefire. 5 or 6 months ago. the idea of cooling for a cease fire was an absolute no go for the he usually does, especially germany, which didn't feel they could cool for that. but we do understand

in washington, dc. burrell reiterated that ad drops and c routes, and also a sufficient substitute for land, a deliveries. we need to clear the u many tadja nexus to see by and that's good. that's not enough to cannot replace hundreds of trucks bite, sending body huge. the most important thing is to open the survey line and continue working or started working on the 2 state solution to both of us us and you endorse it is the only way for a lasting peace. a funeral has been held so 2 people killed by his body forces drinking rate and the occupied westbank. 2 hundreds of palestinians gathered in the janine refugee cancel the service. these right incursion into the area lasted nearly 6 hours. is ready, forces have killed 432 palestinians of the occupied west bank just as well began. it's long gone, so i lost you without signs, ramallah is very full of shot dead. at least 2 punishment is during your rates. every minutes we check pointing a jeep and the 3 were in jet and being treated in hospital now, the army says they were throwing stones on his riley vehicles. palestinians named a street

hugh burrell emailed me and i checked my email. he said he wanted to do the next program on spiritual retreats. he did not know i was there. he was going to host a program this morning but had to go out of town. he asked me to do it and i am delighted to have, as our first guest, dr. thomas power who is over the jesuit center retreat. great to have you. >> nice to be here. >> tell us about the retreat center and the work you do. >> the place was founded in 1925 and the jesuits at santa clara university which was santa clara college back then, decided that they wanted to have a place where at that time, men could go on retreat . it was not until the 1960s that women started coming. in 1925, it was february 7th, the first mass was celebrated at the retreat house. and the one building that was there which is a house and the house still stands and that is where the offices. since then thousands and thousands of people have come on retreat and they normally, there are retreats that start on friday and they conclude shortly after lunch o

burrell's trip is supposed to start from new york and the united nations, and mr. burrell is actually traveling somewhere because of the political and diplomatic support of the united states, the zionist regime has remained ineffective and practically paralyzed in the gaza war, on the other hand, the united states, as the main supplier of military weapons to the zionist regime and also the war supporter of this regime, has so far not allowed if any of the truce plans come to an end, then the possibility that we want to consider america as part of the solution to the gaza war is completely ruled out. well, the united states or the european union can persuade israel to open the settlement crossing and conditions. aid to the gaza strip provide it, so this shows that the necessary will is not there right now, mr. mohajerani, considering that recently there was a wide publicity regarding the provision of aid to the people of gaza, can this trip help considering that we are also in the holy month of ramadan? the process of informing the people of gaza should be accelerat

the use for and policy chief, joseph burrell, gave this assessment of the russian election. this has not been the fan, an extra is no c of service. you highly restricted in vitamin position to do for them. i think of a what i can say, but more than that, these are the actual as being bays, and refreshing and intimidation and being health, condo canyon by category violating, ukrainian southern and let's go straight to the w's. terry schultz who is in brussels. terry, a very clear statement that from the us foreign policy, she's come, we safely assume that that view is said by all you leaders. that's right. all 27. you foreign ministers do back those remarks by high representative burrell, but it's not a very high bar to agree with those remarks. russian didn't invite any international observers to these elections. it forced people living in those parts of ukraine occupied by russia to, to go to the pools. and of course, any politician who could have posed a credible threats of latter way of putting has either been jail descent into exile or killed like alexis of all nice. so

last statement that from joseph burrell, is that, unlike view, likely to be backed by all of your latest, are also european union. foreign ministers today put out a joint statement where they said that the election in russia was ashamed that it was an say, it was an democratic you're hearing accepts of that statement from the foreign affairs. she said, joseph boy, ralph, they were particularly scathing on the points about pots with this election being held in it occupied territories. and they said that they would not be recognizing these results. they would never recognize these results. but i found it interesting that the statement didn't make that reference to the entire election, despite the fact that they're saying that this essentially was a and e legitimate election. so they seem to be 0 in particularly on the bits about the election that were held in occupied you training and territories. i'm talking about parts and regions like, uh, in the don't at that lawns get that done yet, regions and semester pool and in crimea. so they, uh, united on that front in condemning the election,

there was there looking at trying to formulate a possible cool for, for joseph burrell. the foreign policy g said would be a sustainable sees find goals that they haven't exactly clarified what the words would be. but that is something that until now you meant to say it's haven't been able to real, that'd be nice to agree on exactly when and what sort of sees fly they would like to go for and when. but what we have heard from is the is islands appointment. the city of rochester. he's been saying that the problem is over the past few months. it's been so much mixed messaging and confusion in the u on his positions when it comes to israel's war and goals. and he says that, talk to you just on to mind the ease her dependency. and i think the response to the appalling crisis in palestine has not been europe's finest hour, quite frankly. and i think it has been undermining particularly of our efforts to defend degrade, because so many countries in the global sites, also known as most of the worlds, interprets europe's actions in relation to ukraine versus palestine. as double

if it uses a frozen listen assets to fund ukraine's will efforts, the uniform policy chief use a burrell is looking to spend around 90 percent of the revenue ends on those phones on age and i know for care of most go says the move will cause decades of legal buttons to show this is an out of a statement in line with the movement towards the destruction of the illegal foundations of europe, in an international law, the europeans are well aware of the damage. such a decision can bring both to their economy and to their reputation as reliable guarantors of the involve ability of property. trust. the damage will be inevitable . ensure the presence will be involved in making such decisions. the countries that will decide this, they will become the objects of prosecution for many decades. yeah, well it's basically the easier resorting to assess release thinking to new lows. so found its front of ukraine as we know, the ukraine is really running dangerously low, munitions. the help that it's expected from the us in terms of money and weapons, is stalling, as they can come to an agreement. they'

welcome rosie is joseph burrell, speaking all in. you has a comment when he calls for this sustainable safe spot? well, it's been a month since we last had a statement from o. e. you heads this government a block white editor to book wide language or not conflicts. a garza not because of course nothing has changed on the ground on the country. we know there's been a dire humanitarian crisis unfolding, but because you members thank themselves have been divided. they have agreed in the past to condemn us recognize as a terror group by the, you know, by the european you did. they have also agreed to call for the release of hostages . they've even agreed to call on israel to improve humanitarian access into the government. but they have been very devices on just how on weight and whether to quote for a cease fire and gas, it looks like they are inching toward some compromise language. i've heard they're likely to agree on a text which calls for an immediate humanitarian pause, leading to a sustainable ceasefire. now, that might seem like

so joseph burrell decided to propose this to e member states, and there was supposed to vote on this. there is a growing discontent against fonder. lion for improvising said an e u diplomat. diplomat said fonder, lion's approach is particularly disadvantageous for smaller member states that have more to gain from collective decision making. so and so for so there he is. there he propose that we are getting reports right now that apparently the european commission has approve that plan even though there was supposed to discuss this and vote on this after you leaders summit taking place on thursday and friday. but we are now getting reports of the european commission has approved it. let's more of us to move like inside the u over this proposal. well, originally the idea was yes to use these assets to use this profit to help rebuild the ukraine for reconstructions was mandatory in a, and some of the member states were agreeing with this. there were the one along with it, but they didn't like the idea of it being used in any militarily, a sort of ways. and it was, or sort of underlying t

this population is starving for the european union in foreign policy. chief joseph burrell has described the situation in gauze as being not a humanitarian crisis, but rather a failure of humanity. he says the leader is meeting in brussels who collectively form the european council will be calling for the release of his really hostages, as well as a ceasefire that will hold of the consumables much further forwarding without asking for a sustainable ceasefire. so delete scales. so for the freedom of hostages, needless to say, condemned him a high mass of back, which showing in a strong concern for the situation of the people in gosh, which is all next, have certainly equal the size of right to defend. not to revenge, not to revenge defense. all right, i'm gonna pull in of correspond to check there. now he's solving the stomach for us in brussels. jack is joseph burrell, as he's speaking for all you heads of government, when he calls for a sustainable ceasefire. well, that is exactly what we're looking to see throughout the process of this summit, whether the leaders will agree for the pro

so joseph burrell decided to propose this to e member states. i extend to the country to a proposal. i've come, she'll decision a proposal for the icons. she'll decision to allocate the bulk of these revenues to do to be in union financial capacity. and this proposal is just about to locate 90 percent of these revenue to be based facility on the tops will defy billions, not them substitution off, but adding so these $5000000000.00 revenues generated by disclosing assets in order to increase the military support to ukraine. so and so for so there he is, there he propose that we are getting reports right now that apparently the european commission has approve that plan even though there was supposed to discuss this and vote on this at the e u. leaders summit taking place on thursday and friday, but we are now getting reports of the european commission has approved it most of the moods like inside the u over this proposal. but originally the idea was yes to use these assets to use this profit to help with build new crane for reconstruction forces m

so the new foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, and washington and burrell reiterated that air drops and c roots are not a sufficient substitute for land. a deliveries very much, we need to clear the u. many tadja nexus received by a. that's good. that's not enough to cannot replace hundreds of trucks by sending part of which the most important thing is to open the surveillance and continue working or started working on the 2 state solution to both allows us a new endorse. it is the only way for our lasting peace to haiti now were plans to deploy a un box for us to restore order on hold. after prime minister oriental on reset, he will step down. and this comes is the world food program warns of looming famine . the agency says 4000000 people in haiti are facing acute food and security. it's been distributing humanitarian aid from existing reserves and made a renewed wave of gang violence. but the w. f. p says that we'll run out of stocks within weeks. we have gone home and he's following development from santa domingo, that's in the neighboring dominican republic. so john, 1st of all

, and washington burrell reiterate to the a drops and see where it's on. not sufficient substitute for land and a delivery style of do we need to clear the humanitarian nexus received by a that's good. that's not enough to cannot replace hundreds of trucks by sending part of which the most important thing is to open the by line. and continue working or started working on the 2 state solution to both allows us a new endorse is the only way for our lasting peace. meanwhile, the us actually have stay on st. blinking is again calling for the protection of humanitarian workers in gaza. patrick cole haine has moved from washington dc, a very brief press conference with us secretary state and city of lincoln. here at the state department. you wanted to talk about a video conference call that was hosted with cypress, the us european union, united kingdom, you a cutter and the united nations. they're really trying to coordinate how they're going to do this temporary here in dallas or to get aiden by see, he said it's gonna take time. but he said he hopes that when

the use foreign policy chief cause of burrell also gave this assessment of the election. the not being free and fair elections, no or c or service, you highly restricted in vitamin position in different elastic are they what they can save of more than that. these are the excess as being base and regression and intimidation and being help on the ukrainian bulk of by category violating ukrainian southern w as terry schultz. drones us now from brussels. terry, we just heard the from the foreign policy chief, does he speak full european leaders and what he says, which we won't know until further along in this meeting, whether all 27 you foreign ministers agree with those remarks by hyper high representative burrell. but most of them coming into this meeting were just blistering in their criticism of, of what they called so called elections. cham elections. many of them didn't even use that word to describe the voting process in russia. and it's not a very high bar. there were no international observers, people in ukraine and territories occupied by russia were forced to vote,

, and washington burrell reiterated that error drops. and c roots are not a sufficient substitute for land, a deliveries. appreciate how you look. we need to clear the u. many tadja nexus to see by and that's good. that's not enough to cannot replace hundreds of trucks bite, sending body huge. the most important thing is to open the by line and continue working or started working on the 2 state solution to both of us us and you endorse it is the only way for a lasting peace. a funeral has been held for 2 people killed by is really forces during your rage and the occupied westbank. 2 hundreds of palestinians gathered in the janine refugee camp for the service. b is really incursion into the area lasted for nearly 6 hours. is really forces have killed $432.00 palestinians and the occupied westbank since israel began its war on garza last year. outsides it on my law is really forces shot dead at least 2 palestinians during your raids near a military check point and a gene. another 3 were injured under being treated in hospital. the army say

burrell is not the desperation. it absolutely must be a desperation in this because they are finding out now that what the idea of expanding nato into ukraine was the himalayan mistake. and they are not having the moral courage or the intellect to say we made a mistake. i mean, if 9 to tonight declared from brussels, we will no longer seek nato membership for ukraine. but we will work with russia, ukraine, and other parties to create a future for ukraine, which is safe with non aggressive pat, and non aggression pact with economic aid. and i kind of neutral status, but guaranteed from all sides, etc, isn't. i mean this one would, would stop. it doesn't take much. that's the sad thing is we're discussing font to a level walk through the domain instead. and that's typically a media thing. also we talked about why are we talking about the new decisions, but we don't talk about the obvious thing that any doctor would talk about if he meets a se ation as a we me as a friend, piece of furniture, but everybody else, the ex

the blocks foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, gave this assessment. this has not been to see on fans and actions no or see of service you highly restricted in vitamin position and different elastic are they what can save more than that? these are the excess as being bays and refreshing, an intimidation and being held onto ukrainian bulk of by category violating ukrainian southern jonesboro, the israel, whose name behind us commander. it says it killed the during the right of gaza cities out chief, a hospital, psych, alma who was the head of the militant islam is groups internal security department is charles intelligent services. he was responsible for coordinating tara attacks and the gaza strip and had been hiding in a, in a building in the hospital complex. israel relates these images of the right, the army claims homeless medicines, 5 of them from the hospital. how strong guys, a health ministry is reporting multiple casualties. the people have been seeking shelter at al schafer since the war began in response to the homeless terror attacks on the

yes, a burrell said, what's the reason that's not enough food is getting into the territory. it is because road to being deliberately blocked. but let me remind now and i'd ship is on his way to gaza, to deliver food off to finally leaving port in cyprus. it's the 1st basal to use a new international c car go to the board to one palestinian territory. the up in arms is expected to take a couple of days to reach gas as cost. and the european union is highlighting its development. as a signal of hype, oh, arriving to the close as to ship sick sale. it's the much needed to maiden voyage on a new maritime sea card or offered to buy charities from this new hub in the secrete . city of learning co invested. a lot of going today i'll ship is leaving on. what is the historic mission to the coast of gauze? this ship is low, don't waste of $200.00 tons of food. it's kind of that to be distributed immediately to the people of gauze. i think that they got that getting here was an easy, it took months of political talks to agree applied under, which is really officials overseas cypriot se

so foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, said that paul had been based on what he calls repression and intimidation. and this is also endorsed to fresh sanctions against russian in response to the death of opposition leader like saying the valley. so who's going to be targeted with the sanctions? i asked corresponding to brussels, christine montoya, your pin, the union had made it to you that it was going to be a targeting, specifically individuals who they deemed to be involved in, in the persecution as they would coordinate. and beginning of alex a in the pony, we know that this individuals and entities are in this group of targets. they will likely be targeted with, with a set of freezes, as well as travel bands. we know that the foreign ministers here unanimously agreed upon taking this decisive step. it was pretty clear that the european union felt that it had to respond to this. so we will get more details in the coming days. but we know that these individuals are in intimacies, particularly in the judicial system. so in the court system of the prison systems, the people who woul

the use foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, has described the situation in gaza as being not a humanitarian crisis, but rather a failure of humanity. he said that the leaders meeting in brussels who collectively form what's known as the european council will be calling for the release of as really hostages, as well as a ceasefire. that holds the content of course and much further supporting without asking for a sustainable ceasefire. so delete scales for, for the freedom of hostages. needless to say, condemned him a high mass at back, but showing a strong concern for the situation of the people in. gotcha, which is all next had certainly as well as the right to defend not to revenge not to revenge defense. i corresponded jack parrot. he is covering the summer forcing brussels. and we asked him whether joseph beretta is speaking for o. e u. heads of government. when he calls for a sustainable ceasefire as well, that is exactly what we're looking to see throughout the process of this summit, whether the leaders will agree for the progress. and the last time we have any of the european union l

the use foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, gave this assessment of the russian election. these hang on being the fan elections, know, or c or service you highly restricted in vitamin position and different elastic? are they what they can save more than that? these are the actual as being bays and regression and intimidation and being held onto ukrainian bulk of by category violating ukrainian southern now israel says it has killed a top hamas come on the in a raid a, b, l she foot hospital gallstones have been one to evacuate the complex, which was one of the biggest and one of the last remaining health facilities in the gaza strip. israel released these images of the raid the is randy ami claims from us militant side of them from the hospital. and that how much is using l? she's a, is a come on sent to the homeless run goals. the health ministry is reporting multiple casualties goals and some sort shelves from the will at all. she saw off to the i'm us, how must lead october the 7th to her attacks. a dw jerusalem correspondent tonya claimant is monitoring events in garza

josep burrell said that the humanitarian aid that is sent to gaza by air or sea is not enough and providing aid by air cannot replace hundreds of trucks. brill also called for a ceasefire in the gaza strip by condemning tel aviv's action of using hunger weapons against the residents of gaza . and the french magazine liberation's racist cartoon about the starving people of gaza during ramadan the anger of the users of social networks has been aroused and many have pointed to the double standards of the west. although their table is empty, their hearts are full of faith. while the world is seeking to express sympathy for the people of this land, the french magazine liberation ridiculed the hunger of the people of gaza and the month of ramadan with this cartoon. the tension that was very bitter for the users of social networks. some wrote, is genocide supposed to be funny? sometimes you don't feel a little shame. some call this image disgusting and some racist. critics also to the editor of this newspaper who is a zionist. it is referring to the editor of liberation daalfon, who is a former me

josep burrell said that 70% of the population of gaza is at risk of starvation and added what is happening in gaza what is happening is something that worries us all, and the israeli attacks must stop. speech according to the world health organization , there is no justification for israel's attack on the shifa hospital. margaret harris emphasized that israel must adhere to international humanitarian laws and allow the shafa hospital in gaza to continue operating . harris added that the aid that has entered the gaza strip so far does not meet the needs of its residents. the spokesperson of the world health organization, emphasizing the necessity of establishing the ministry of foreign affairs of the national government of yemen issued a statement emphasizing the operations of the forces the armed forces of this country will continue against the zionist regime's ships in the red sea. the ministry of foreign affairs of the national salvation government of yemen, in response to the statement of the security council condemning the operations in the red sea and the arabian sea , emphasized: "it

joseph burrell, who said that sir, if you are telling the truth, then don't send equipment to the americans, but americans, look, i am asking you to see the american people in two parts, one part at the party level and one part at the fundamental level . you know during the 3 years that biden was in the presidency and in the white house , he did not have a single meeting with netanyahu, he had a meeting on the sidelines of the united nations summit, and after these events, they met each other , even traveled to him, and even in this the recent meeting , which was an insult to have a meeting not only is it very ugly, for example, he hangs up the phone in the middle of the debate, he insults very heavily, and he made a lot of noise saying , for example, that mr. biden is confronting and defending gaza , which is not the case now. i say that netanyahu is the exact opposite of him. do you want to continue this war until november, that is, when the elections are held and trump wins, well , they don't want this either, that is, at the party level, they definitely don't want this to happen. he is

azaan , the head of the european union's foreign policy , called joseph burrell netanyahu's use of theer weapon by the zionist regime as the cause of chaos in gaza and said that before the war, gaza was the world's largest open-air prison , and now it has become the largest graveyard of human beings and human values. the flame of the protest with the killing of a young frenchman 4 days after he was killed . an 18-year-old youth living on the sidelines was hit by a police car carrying dozens of people to a police station in the northern suburbs of paris were attacked and they threw cocktails and incendiary firecrackers towards it. the french police have announced the arrest of at least nine attackers. putin became the president of russia for the fifth time. the head of the central election commission of russia announced. vladimir putin won the election of the eighth presidential term of this country. he won the majority of the votes and became the president of russia for the third time in a row and the fifth time in total. the eruption of the volcano in the blue lagoon region of iceland

joseph burrell, the head of the european union's foreign policy, at the beginning of the two-day meetingoured clean water on the hands of the belligerent leaders of this union. do not scare people unnecessarily. war is not uncommon. what is strange is the need of ukrainians to support them. we are not part of this war. we only support ukraine . the french president's recent statements regarding the war in ukraine, especially the deployment the soldier to this country has been the subject of political, media and even military circles. in his latest move, emmanuel macron has published pictures of himself practicing boxing, which has raised concerns among french and european public opinion. this message has a certain charm and impact, but beyond the screens and in reality, it can be very ridiculous because macron has never been a boxer, so maybe it has a bad message for france in the face of putin and the war in ukraine. on the other hand, macron, who has been a slave to russia until now , thought that he should not win the war. now heard among politicians french said: ukraine may fall soon

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joseph burrell, the head of the european union's foreign policy, at the beginning of the two-day meeting clean water on the hands of the belligerent leaders of this union. b do not scare people. war is not uncommon. what it is strange that ukrainians need their support. we are not part of this war. we only support ukraine. the french president's recent statements and comments regarding the war in ukraine, especially the deployment of soldiers to this country , have been the subject of political, media and even military circles. in his latest action, emmanuel macron has published pictures of himself practicing boxing, which raises concerns. it could be very funny because macron has never been a boxer so maybe a bad message for france in the face of putin and war ukraine has. on the other hand, macron, who until now had the strategy that russia should not win the war, has now been heard among french politicians saying that ukraine may fall soon . with the spread of the shadow of war over europe, two depressions among the countries of this continent and the south are facing the problem of d

final tonight, giants looking for their first win of the season in san diego, new batting coach pat burrell taking notes on the padres. it works passing good info to matt chapman, apparently man on for chappy and he rips a shot to the deepest part of the field. is the room. no just gets out frost's first, homer is a giant for the makes it 2, nothing giants. chapman was 3 for 5 with 5 ribbies. here's another homer way out the left giants win a 3. matt chapman, hopefully he can really get a goat. alright, aids and guardians play game 2 of their series at the coliseum with the a's looking for their first win of the year. that start for former giant ross stripling who gives up to 2 run homer to jose ramirez in the first stripling gave up 5 runs in 5 innings. meanwhile, another former giant jd davis had himself a night belting the first 2 overs of the season. but it wasn't enough. the guardians beat the a's 6, 2, 4. and heartbreak are for a lot of things stand for days. bad for a's need to get a win. they need to find a home. >> tougher. stand for though. yeah. heartbreaker enjoy your easter wee

joseph burrell stressed that the humanitarian aid sent to gaza by air or sea is not enough, and the delivery of aid by air cannot replace hundreds of trucks. borrell also condemned the action of tel aviv in using the weapon of starvation against the residents of gaza and called for a ceasefire in the gaza strip . the different mood of ramadan in lebanon, the battle of al-aqsa storm has changed the mood of ramadan in different regions of lebanon. different regions of lebanon have taken a different look this year in the holy month of ramadan. every year , the lebanese fasting people went to welcome this month by lighting up and decorating the streets, but the al-aqsa storm war in southern lebanon and gaza has changed the mood of the month of ramadan in different parts of lebanon . at the iftar table , we see scenes of people being killed and children dying of hunger, and this is very difficult for us. here at the burj al-barajneh palestinian refugee camp in the southern suburbs of the capital lebanon, following the news of the people and the resistance of gaza is the priority of the fasting pe

last week be use for the policy chief, joseph burrell one that allowed why the u. s. isn't doing more to habits, warnings taken seriously in jerusalem. if you believe he said that too many people are being killed, maybe you should provide few arms in order to prevent so many people being killed. he's caught a point as we see. israel is very well equipped with a weapon rate. there's nothing that we have since since october 7th, that has a, has contributed to this brutality in the long the run it there in a dangerous neighborhood. and we will continue to support israel. let's talk about ukraine. if we make $60000000000.00 of us funding for you credit, is it a road block in congress? they to the secretary general horn just before this conference here in munich on the way that the effects of that delay is already being felt on the battlefield. and that means that the lives of being lost. do you think this broke bluff in the house of representatives? come and will be lift this? well, you know, what was the contributions of donald trump because he is the one the public tier

the use foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, gave this assessments of the russian election. this has not been to the fair elections. no sea of service is highly restricted to invite them in position to do for them. i think of a what i can say, but more than that, these are the extra as being bays and regression and intimidation and being held on de ukrainian by category. violating ukrainian survey of israel has named the how must come on the it says it killed during the rate at garza cities lc for the hospital as psych on who he was. the head of the groups. internal security department is rails intelligent service, says nev who was responsible for coordinating terror attacks and the gaza strip and had been hiding in the building in the hospital, complex israel rid of release these images of the rate, the only claims come us miller since flat out them from the hospital, the homeless run, garza health ministry is reporting multiple casualties. people have been seeking shelter at all. she said since the war began in response to the hum of terror attacks on october. the 7th dw j

for example, joseph burrell, the foreign policy, chief of the you said recently starvation is being used as a weapon of war. we've known that for months, but he's only saying it now, just as this intelligence report is already coming out. now briefly, please. a jim. yeah, i mean yes but, but again, we need more actions. they need to use their leverage. change is or is behavior. if you're not me was leverage. if you don't know sanctions, if you don't know was, i don't know whatever your menu machine die payment is made of government then it's just installed, but it's dean has named it actions. i think everyone is shut up with what that from this company has gone from to name and they saying it's kind of diminish what gets rid of the students and the other way at all. it was also so i think there is, i mean with all the sacrifices with all this love should. this is this, this culture could be an opportunity to bring it on a piece for the 2 sides. if there is any of what i think that i'm going to cover, then hold the car to you. i'm the then the, i mean, i mean it's, it's the decision thoug

there's also burrell, he says, is that, well, this election lacks the legitimacy. you lack the fairness and was backed quote unquote, by repression and intimidation, which is actually quite interesting because prior to the election, just a few days before the european parliament officially said that they were not going to look after the selection, they were not going to pay much attention to it, which i guess could be possible if we were to talk about some random tiny exotic republic somewhere in the pacific. but if we're talking about russia, you know, the biggest country in the world with a nuclear arsenal, then ignoring a presidential election, it would be just simply impossible. so other reactions coming in from the west to include basically i would range them from condemnation to hysteria. you know, you've got the french foreign ministry saying that russia failed to create the necessary conditions for a free and fair election. then you've got a french president mcmullin who has recently been increasingly vocal, especially with his the open, the contemplation o

civilizational bore a, you know, we're civilized and then everyone else, or both of our barry until the burrell thing here. but what you said is absolutely right, if it's all about that, and we're the ones that are in the barbarians, the west. so on the, the, we are, yes, because we have been desensitized by the, by the media. who as a right me all the commentate to said, uh is uh, you know, uh, peddling the and working in the interest not of the public, but all of the donors or, and support is and stakeholders. so unfortunately, the site, the society husbands, the census i but, but a, something like the victory of george galloway is given. if this is a wakeup call or for, for the existence of many people from different spectrums from political are faithful, left. this for right wing goes for people who truly care to not lose our soul and sanity because it is all about, you know, being made in, in any shape or form. as you've mentioned. i, i really appreciate when people from different pop, you know, spectrum political spectrums can sit down and have a discussion. this is, this is all about the

civilizational bore a, you know, we're civilized and then everyone else, or both of our barry until the burrell thing here. but what you said is absolutely right, if it's all about that, and we're the ones that are the barbarians, the west, the we all, yes, because we have been desensitized by the, by the media. who as a right me all the commentator said, uh is uh, you know, uh, peddling the and working in the interest not of the public bought all of the donors or, and supporters and stakeholders. so unfortunately, the site this society has been so defensive i but, but or something like the victory of judge galloway is given. if this is a wakeup call, or for for the existence of many people from different spectrums from political as a small left this more right wing goes for people who truly care to not lose our soul and sanity. because it is all about, you know, being made in, in any shape or form. as you've mentioned. i, i really appreciate when people from different pop, you know, spectrum political spectrums can sit down and have a discussion. this is, this is all about the society and the

but not hurts burrell is as credit like credit loans, call loans, mortgages and credit cards become costs via, for example, credit cards rates in the us as an old time high with americans. owing more than one trillion dollars. high interest rates also worried governments because they slow economies. central banks have been trading a very fine line between raising rates and not pushing the nations into a recession. like many of the central banks, the us of the reserve is aiming to keep inflation at 2 percent. can see the price of social play from the peak of 9 point one percent in 2022, but a still above the target. now, inflation is slowed. federal officials have cut rates study at between 5.25 and 5.5 percent since july. the european central bank interest rates have records of full percent and september and hasn't been changed since then. the bank of england also held rates of 5.2 percent. so when will central bank start cutting rates? to discuss that, while i'm joined now from london by greg swenson, he's a founding partner at the match and thank break because i'm ready to be here. than

the use for and policy chief has a burrell says he will present the plan to the blocks leaders this week. the draft plan would see 90 percent of the revenues from seized. the russian assets being funneled towards a new run weapons fund for ukraine. of nearly 300000000 years worth of foreign currency, gold and bones belonging to the russian central bank let frozen by the rest. following rochester invasion of ukraine. 70 percent of debt is had by the belgium based institution, euro clear. over the next 4 years. the profit generated by frozen russian state assets is expected to be worth up to 27000000000 yours. so far, the e u. member states have most of the agreed to spend this money on ukraine, but the rest of the funds should be used for humanitarian infrastructure or military purposes is as yet on decide to use for them policy chief concept, but as these potential for veterans purchases. so after the discussion today, i've seen that there is a strong support, a grass from member to state that wants to have more details. but there is a thing, a strong support to take the revenues that we