in fact, the formation of netanyahu's cabinet is in their hands, and this government and this cabinet, the militaristic cabinet, and the cabinet wants to implement its plans against the palestinians by force and power, and it supports and supports extremists and terrorists for the story of palestine. and in fact, it is a kind of war that is against us they set off on the path and smarties and other members of their cabinet, i want more land from the palestinian land and to cut off the palestinian liberation organization . tell me about the collusion of america and the zionist regime, about the new era of settlement constructions, about the role of america and the biden government in the anti-peace and development resolution of netanyahu's cabinet. and what kind of domestic and foreign reactions did this resolution bring? in fact, america is a well-known and well-known superpower that attacked palestine and supports the enemy of the palestinian nation and the zionist regime, and supports the zionists so that they can implement their own plans. the implementation of this extreme cabinet

the tariff grid will now be developed by the cabinet of ministers. i want to see it and i want all the points to be in this is taken into account, so we are voting for this draft law , so it is for today . it is also technical and legal and it may seem to some that it is a trifle. but there are no trifles in this draft law, and i hope all colleagues understand why our military is our defense, it is their own donation allows you and me here in the hall to work for ukrainians and financial support should be a priority. many of our defenders went to the front as volunteers, gave up work, business , stable sources of income, and at the same time they have to feed their families and the cancellation of payments by the cabinet of ministers, despite the fact that the first year of the war , the military received they were counting on something in the future, this is an obvious injustice , and this obviously does not motivate our military, and the government has no moral right to look for ways to save money, we have to immediately cancel such shameful phenom

are the cabinet of militarism. the cabinet wants to implement its plans against the palestinians with force and power, and it supports and supports the extremist zionists and terrorists for the story of the destruction of the palestinian lands, and in fact it is a kind of war that they launched against us . other members of the cabinet want them to land to cut off more of the palestinian land . please tell us about the collusion between the united states and the zionist regime, about the new era of settlement construction, about the role of the united states and the biden government in the anti-peace resolution and language development of the netanyahu cabinet, and what internal and external reactions this resolution has brought . in fact, america is a characteristic and well-known superpower country that supports palestine, the enemy of the palestinian nation and the zionist regime , and supports this right by allowing them to implement their plans. the implementation of this extreme cabinet supports and supports

in this regard, when the decisions of the cabinet are withdrawn, you will know that this cabinet is in worst crisis. netanyahu's cabinet withdrew a series of decisions after the signs of the explosion were revealed. the first case was the withdrawal of the decision to install wind turbines on the ground. the occupied syrian golan was after the conflict between the occupying forces and the residents of the golan, but the other case was the withdrawal of the netanyahu cabinet from the decision to confiscate the assets of palestinian associations and prevent them from obtaining foreign support regarding the military operation in jenin that the occupying regime announced. he was preparing for it. it became clear that this is not a decision. it needs a lot of reviews before it is approved. senior others present it as a nightmare for the zionist regime because they believe that this regime is not ready and cannot deal with various boxes that are coordinated and are capable of hitting the depth of the occupying regime to enter into the confrontation. by carefully examining the sites of the oc

when the decisions of the cabinet are withdrawn, you know that this cabinet is in its worst crisis.anyahu's cabinet after the revelation of the explosive signs he retracted a series of his decisions. the first case was the withdrawal of the decision to install wind turbines in the occupied golan lands of syria after the conflict between the occupying forces and the residents of the golan. it was about their obtaining foreign support regarding the military operation in jenin that the occupying regime had announced that it was preparing for . according to their belief, this regime is not ready and cannot enter into a confrontation with various boxes that are coordinated and are able to hit the depth of the occupying regime. by carefully examining the sites of the occupying regime, it is clear that this cabinet is the weakest cabinet in the shadow of the lack of international support. the history of the occupying regime is the most important issue that, while all fronts are ready to enter into confrontation, this cabinet cannot enter into a long-term confrontation, and most importantly

more hardliners, hardliner figures cabinet. more hardliners, hardlinerfigures like cabinet.terior minister, is gone. to me this signals a better set of, and improved relationship with western countries and europe. find relationship with western countries and europe. and what about the country _ countries and europe. and what about the country then? - countries and europe. and what about the country then? taking | about the country then? taking about the country then? taking a look at the result of the presidential run—off and the fact it even went to a run—off, seems to signal there is some polarisation going on. the opposition and their supporters, they have had around a week to come to terms with the idea of their defeat but where do you think they go in the next five years, the next year ahead? figs in the next five years, the next year ahead? as you've said the mother— next year ahead? as you've said the mother country _ next year ahead? as you've said the mother country is _ next year ahead? as you've said the mother country is really - the mother country is really divide

when the cabinet's decisions are withdrawn , you know that this cabinet is in its worst crisis. netanyahu's cabinet withdrew a series of decisions after the signs of the explosion were revealed. the first case was the withdrawal of the decision to install wind turbines in the occupied golan lands of syria after the conflict between the occupying forces and the residents of the golan, but the other case was the withdrawal. netanyahu's cabinet decided to confiscate the assets of palestinian associations and prevent them from obtaining foreign support. regarding the military operation in jenin, which the occupying regime had announced it was preparing for, it became clear that this decision is not , it needs a lot of reviews before it is approved. they present it as a nightmare for the zionist regime because they believe that this regime is not ready and cannot enter into a confrontation with various boxes that are coordinated and are capable of hitting the depth of the occupying regime. due to the lack of international support, this cabinet is the weakest cabinet in the history of

erdogan's cabinet , mr. erdogan's new cabinet is supposed to be sworn in today in the parliament. relationship is with my colleague, mr. kameli, our reporter, in those full cartoons. hello, good morning. hello and courtesy, dear work boy and viewers . thank you very much for your service. let's find out what the predictions are about the presidency of the turkish parliament and who is likely to be elected. today wednesday to determine the president of the turkish parliament, the 28th term of the turkish parliament, the 100 members of the turkish parliament will be prevented from entering the 10th term. the election will be held in secret, and each of the candidates nominated from the parties that have a seat in the parliament, the speaker and the opposition, must vote at most in the first round. 400, but considering that 323 seats in the turkish national assembly in this period belong to the coalition consisting of the justice and development party led by erdogan and the national movement party led by baghche lee government , it is predictable that the speaker of the next parliame

the cabinet office-— cabinet office.one of those issues, _ cabinet office. let's pick up on one of those issues, the _ cabinet office. let's pick up on one of those issues, the government i of those issues, the government saying that it is not prepared to hand over these documents because it would be, in their words, hand over these documents because it would be, in theirwords, an hand over these documents because it would be, in their words, an affront to their privacy and the right to a private policy discussion. there is a certain irony, though, isn't there, because that is based on the human rights asked that the government wants to repeal? there were many ironies _ government wants to repeal? there were many ironies here, _ government wants to repeal? there were many ironies here, the - were many ironies here, the government in a tough battle with the inquiry that it set up, that borisjohnson the inquiry that it set up, that boris johnson created the inquiry that it set up, that borisjohnson created to try to go to

the cabinet office themselves. ., ., �* ., , themselves.on and _ themselves. you mentioned boris johnson and we're _ themselves. you mentioned boris johnson and we're seeing - themselves. you mentioned boris johnson and we're seeing pictures themselves. you mentioned boris i johnson and we're seeing pictures of hemp and he said he was happy for the redacted messages to be handed over. so several strengths of this. in terms of the inquiry itself and importance all of it, does it impact at all on a likely start dates? because we are not that far away are we? , , ., , , we? the inquirer is set to begin its first ublic we? the inquirer is set to begin its first public hearing _ we? the inquirer is set to begin its first public hearing soon _ we? the inquirer is set to begin its first public hearing soon but - we? the inquirer is set to begin its first public hearing soon but it is i first public hearing soon but it is interesting this has gone before these interest hearings are held. at this point, the inquirer is still gathering material in or

the decision taken by the zionist regime's cabinet and the occupation forces targeting the resistance with drones last night is not a temporary change in the west bank, and even according to the zionists' estimation, it is a long-term operation by the palestinians . it will continue for another hundred years because the palestinians prepare their children for war against israel from their childhood. in the meeting with hamas and previously with the jihad movement , they emphasized the forward movement of the palestinian cause . the harbinger of a bright future is accompanied by complete victory in the wake of the most dangerous anti-zionist operation of the palestinian resistance, which resulted in 4395 deaths . the zionists attacked nablus and caused great damage to the palestinian people. at the same time, he stated that these measures will not prevent the palestinian operations. the city of cologne in east germany is at the same distance between the two cities of ramallah and naqul, and it is a few kilometers away from the zionist settlement of hili, where there were 392 palestinia

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this is the 24th week in a row. is that protesters against the policies of benjamin netanyahu's cabinetpecially the food reform plan, have demonstrated in the past 23 weeks in dozens of cities from the north to the south of occupied palestine , including talai, without hunting, to rostam zion, and to preserve the scene of the demonstrations of the far-right cabinet of natalia . russia was among the victims of the flood caused by the destruction of the kafka dam . in the south and ukraine, which is under the control of the forces of this country, and 22 people announced , while the death of 16 people and also the disappearance of one person in these 30 kafka announced in the kherson region in the south and ukraine on the morning of tuesday , june 16. in the square kilometer page attack of the downstream areas of the dam were flooded and caused the evacuation of thousands of residents from their homes and increased the fear of a human and environmental disaster . they accused each other of destroying this clock. the parties involved in sudan have announced a 3-day ceasefire in this countr

what this letter was was a letter from the cabinet office to mr johnson about that. that have been published on the sunday times, and one of those it says that the funding will cease to be available to mrjohnson if he knowingly seeks to frustrate or undermine the governments position in relation to the inquiry unless there is a clear conflict of interest, it's ours. the paper also says that later on the letter he is told that he has to send any witness statement or exhibit which he intends to provide to the inquiry to the cabinet office first we can be security check, and that he needs to make any necessary reductions that they say before submitting it to the inquiry as part of the terms of keeping the public money for his legal advice. over 30 protestors have been arrested at the epsom derby. police say that includes 19 people who were arrested before the horse race, in connection with plans to disrupt it. 0ne protestor ran onto the track as the derby got under way. 0ur correspondent charlotte gallagher was there and followed the day's events. great to see you. like

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present ratio of type i had one is one in for another 5 year term and is set to announce his new cabinets will be live from ankara. the hello, i'm sorry, i'm the y z in london. you're watching algio. zeroes are coming off on the program, violence at the israel, egypt for the a gun fight is less than 3 is ready. soldiers and one objection officer dead. the rest of us as conclusion, india off to the nations that was trained, is also in decades. the prime minister's promise to punish those responsible for the crash. and thousands of protest is returned to the streets of bel, great, demanding government ministers, resign in the wake of to mass shooting the flow and welcome to the program. we begin and talk you why the president registered type i would want has been sworn in for a some time. is 2 decades in power of now been extended by another 5 years. last sunday he won the runoff. election was 52 percent of the votes, and his speech one called for unity and the construction of a turkish century. sullivan job aid reports now from ankara. or, what's your name? let me let him really mosley to

the level of protesters who protested the policies of benjamin netanyahu's cabinet, especially the food reform plan, and protested in the past 23 weeks in dozens of cities from the north to the south of occupied palestine, including tel aviv to occupied jerusalem, to rishon letzion's green day, and to preserve or demonstrate against netanyahu's far-right cabinet at the request of the white house, the minister of war of the zionist regime had a conversation with the minister of defense of ukraine for the first time. he will have a conversation. al-mayadeen network, citing the media of the zionist regime, reported that since the formation of the new cabinet of the zionist regime , there has been no conversation between mayoh gallant, alex rose neko. is based on the zionist media announcement of benjamin netanyahu's cabinet follows the same path as the previous cabinet and refuses to equip ukraine with weapon systems in order to prevent tension and russia. saudi arabia and the united states issued a statement of agreement between the parties involved in sudan to 3-day ceasefire in this cou

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path as the previous cabinet, which was to equip ukraine.di arabia and the united states issued a statement on the agreement between the conflicting parties in sudan to establish a 3-day ceasefire in this country from sunday morning. refrain from military attacks and movements and allow humanitarian aid to be sent freely and without any restrictions to the entire country. more al jazeera network about the air attack of the sudanese army fighters on two neighborhoods in the south of the capital khartoum, killing 17 soldiers and injuring 7 people. told about twenty and the 6th of farvardin and the start of clashes between the sudanese army under the command of abdul fattah al-barhan and the rapid reaction forces of this country under the command of mohammad hamedan doghlu mad hamedan. both sides agreed several times to stop the fighting and establish a temporary ceasefire , but in practice russia adhered to it. and the death toll from the flood caused by the destruction of the kafka dam in the south of ukraine, which is under the control of th

cabinet office ministers get quite _ that cabinet office ministers get quite a — that cabinet officee academy, or some such body, to warn, advise, guide, in relation to epi are, train, organise exercises, and make sure that recommendations and actions are properly implemented? yes. recommendations and actions are properly implemented?— recommendations and actions are properly implemented? yes. i think there is value _ properly implemented? yes. i think there is value in _ properly implemented? yes. i think there is value in that. _ properly implemented? yes. i think there is value in that. you - properly implemented? yes. i think there is value in that. you would i there is value in that. you would not want to take away from the individual responsibility of the area to concern. let me give you an example. we now once again have a body whose sole response ability is preparing britain to be resilient to health, external health threats, and dame jenny health, external health threats, and damejenny harris is an excellent chief executive. he would not want such a body to replace it or mak

so that is an ongoing wrangle between boris joonts and the cabinet -- johnson and the cabinet office..: the government saying they are not prepared to hand over these documents because it would be, in their words, an affront to privacy and the right to public discussion. there is a certain irony, though, isn't there, because it's based on the legislation, the human rights act, that the government actually wants to repeal. ben w.: there are many ironies including the government is in a really tough battle, it seems, with the inquery that it set up, that boris johnson created to try to get to the bottom of what really happened in government during the pandemic. but you're absolutely right. legislation on both sides now is being cited and contested. but we have seen over the last few weeks that they are ready for a fight on this one. she is not going to concede. she feels the law is on her side. there clearly are government lawyers who feel the argument, once it's before the courts, will go down in their favor. and as i said, from the government's picture spective -- perspective, even th

when you look at the current cabinet of the zionist regime, you can see that their policies are extremeareas. illegal settlements, an unprecedented increase in the killing of palestinians and the violence against the palestinian people . they, the settlers , encourage other zionist politicians to make palestine work and people in the occupied territories to fight with the palestinians. they want the settlers to use violence against the palestinians. this is not a new thing, but their policy has led to the escalation of violence. even the wife told the settlers to always have a gun with them. considering that they are doing their best to make palestine work, are they witnessing the regime's last breaths? we are zionists , give us your opinion on this, without a doubt, this cabinet is an extreme and dangerous regime, that is, the dominant trend in that trend is an extreme religious trend . second, the cabinet of regime senji told the minister of urban development sportage in a recent meeting that he has the authority to build new settlements or develop them or expand their urban developme

he before coming and mp and then cabinet minister. . ._ before coming and mp and then cabinet ministerinister... he cannot help himself, in terms _ cabinet minister. .. he cannot help himself, in terms of— cabinet minister... he cannot help himself, in terms of breaching - cabinet minister... he cannot help i himself, in terms of breaching rules and norms, can he?— and norms, can he? quite. this is the ureat and norms, can he? quite. this is the great irony — and norms, can he? quite. this is the great irony of _ and norms, can he? quite. this is the great irony of boris _ and norms, can he? quite. this is the great irony of boris johnson. l the great irony of borisjohnson. how will he criticise the sunak government, as we assume he will, when he was trying minister for three years? —— prime minister. that three years? -- prime minister. that was james three years? -- prime minister. that was james heale _ three years? —— prime minister. that wasjames heale speaking to me. now, we hear a lot of negative stories about artificial intelligence, but here is one example of its benefits. a p

the cabinet officejust week or so on this issue. cabinet office just yesterday launched a judicial review, essentially a legal challenge, to the covid inquiry saying they don't feel it is right for them to hand over what they have described as unambiguously irrelevant material, for example, those containing conversations about personal or private matters of ministers or advisers or officials, so they have sought legal action against the covid inquiry. the covid inquiry has repeatedly said they think it is up to them to decide what materials relevant as part of their inquiry. the intervention by borisjohnson todayis the intervention by borisjohnson today is effectively him saying that he is willing to hand over the unredacted whatsapp messages which the covid inquiry had asked for directly to the inquiry himself. he doesn't though have some of the notebooks, for example, which he'd given to the cabinet office which they are also hoping to see unredacted. he has asked the cabinet office to handle is over and says that if they don't, h

ukrainian parliament for not paying 30,000 ukrainian soldiers because this payment canceled by the cabinet of ministers of ukraine and even if we talk about a draft law that is really stuck in the ukrainian parliament, it is you, not the parliament as a whole. i believe that there are two specific names that are responsible for the fact that today this law, which was voted in the second to the president of ukraine, the first name is the deputy from the tsabel vote, who really forced the parliament with its resolution to stop the work of this law. and you know, i would just like to ask the voters who voted in favor of this of political power, is it really? they thought that the tzabel would be able to stand up to the ukrainian military with his voice. but there is also a second name that today harms the law getting signed by the parliament, and that is the chairman of the verkhovna rada, stefanchuk, because he grossly violates the regulations, he already had to put would have voted on the draft resolution that he actually brought out of himself, that was considered by the specialized regula

the time since this body with the cabinet office? , ., , cabinet office?_ cabinet office? the government set this inquiry at the _ cabinet office? the government set this inquiry at the government - cabinet office? the government set this inquiry at the government has l this inquiry at the government has been roundly panned by those contributing to the first hearing this morning. lady hallett said it is for her tojudge this morning. lady hallett said it is for her to judge what is and it's not relevant to her inquiry. the top lawyer for the not relevant to her inquiry. the top lawyerfor the inquiry not relevant to her inquiry. the top lawyer for the inquiry had not relevant to her inquiry. the top lawyerfor the inquiry had said not relevant to her inquiry. the top lawyer for the inquiry had said the government's delays in handing over information have been unacceptable, too much of the information has been rejected, he said. it looks like another battle is coming over access to online conversations, google spaces, which will be needed too. over the past we

office and it's cabinet office refusing stuff to the cabinet office and it':pass cabinet office refusinge bit of a caeat to— there is a little bit of a caveat to that- there is a little bit of a caveat to that which has come out— caveat to that which has come out tn— caveat to that which has come out tn tnto— caveat to that which has come out in this wodge_ caveat to that which has come out in this wodge of information the out in this wodge of information tne cattnet— out in this wodge of information the cabinet office— out in this wodge of information the cabinet office submitted to the cabinet office submitted to tne-tnto— the cabinet office submitted to the this afternoon. boris the press this afternoon. boris tennocn— the press this afternoon. boris johnson-handed- the press this afternoon. boris. johnson-handed-text johnson has handed over his text messages whatsapp, cetera, messages whatsapp, et cetera, and— messages whatsapp, et cetera, and added— messages whatsapp, et cetera, and aged and— messages whatsapp, et cetera, and urged and the cabinet office to nand— and urged and the c

the reason was that i was informed by cabinet office officials when _ informed by cabinet office officials particularly well prepared to deal with— was particularly well prepared to deal with pandemic influenza, that the department of health is preparing to carry out a major exercise — preparing to carry out a major exercise to test our national capabilities in the face of pandemic influenza _ capabilities in the face of pandemic influenza and that my time therefore would _ influenza and that my time therefore would be _ influenza and that my time therefore would be better spent examining other— would be better spent examining other health system risks for which departments may be less well prepared. and can we go to the next paragraph _ prepared. and can we go to the next paragraph and highlight paragraph seven— paragraph and highlight paragraph seven please? reflecting on that, mr letwin _ seven please? reflecting on that, mr letwin goes on to say, i now believe, — letwin goes on to say, i now believe, however, if it might have been _ believe, however, if it might have been helpful if i

follows the path taken by the previous cabinet and refuses to equip ukraine with weapons systems iner to the tension with russia should prevent the 3-day ceasefire in sudan from this morning. the conflicting parties in sudan have signed a ceasefire agreement several times. we have repeatedly violated it. fire the new ceasefire came into force this morning, while according to media reports, heavy fighting is being observed in some areas of the capital , 17 people were killed and seven were injured in the attack on the south of khartoum, the capital of sudan. and the so-called rapid response forces of sudan have started a mental health crisis among teenagers and

, i am surprised, people, this means that you should dismiss the cabinet of ministers, you should notulfill their work, because you cannot write out all the operational details that apply to each norm, and i am sure that what was adopted in 93:42 to 30, we have narrowed down our own possibilities, because it is now in the body of the law, in the body of the law, what was tolerated by the cabinet of ministers, the ministry of defense and the ministry of defense understands why it was forced to send such letters to which, by the way, attention was drawn here as proof that everything is fine with them . yes, no. this was talked about this morning, no one is engaged in any politics . please understand. we have to speak clearly. we currently have a large shortage. we need to replenish the armed forces, and when people go there, they are very poor. do you think they can work and will they go? with the provision that is now being offered to them, well, really, at that time i already told you 10 times that when the provision included the salary even if it was 13,000,400,30,000 and the preserv

he explained the background of the lines, new cabinet appointments. well, i mean, if the role of the central bank and its going there is to return to what it has always been, which is more independent aside from the government policies, then it would be a really welcome move and the possible candidate that has been raised to publicly at this moment is somebody who's received a ph. d from princeton, but also as the investment bank background at broad as well in united states. so these are very positive signals. we will wait to see obviously appointments. so one thing, and the other thing is whether president add to on use extra is going to give them . but what is really interesting about oldest appointments is when you take all load them together from foreign ministry. can defense minister to even entail your minister? these are all the do is the add on can count on to keep everything so that then enter into pull that makes or close and they pulled it to go missed you. if you like. i think you messaged all of these for the next 10 months, and if not be

these new cabinets includes a form at merrill lynch economist who will be the new finance minister. some say his appointment suggests that at 11, move away from the years of unconventional economic policies. sullivan traffic reports from anchor or what's going on? let me let him really mosley to noon or he's starting the decade in power. as president ridge of the out of the one begins is to as president. the days events began with deal with of office at the grand national assembly, which predicts the republic and of the one made it a point to pay his respects to the founder of the turkish republic. what's to come out of the talk? some see it as the beginning of a healing process for the politically divided nation is due to the next 5 years. we will continue to work hard to realize l vision that the century of took care to protect the a tunnel brother who developed nation officials from 78 countries, including heads of state and prime minister, attended the set of many among them, the secretary general of nato, took he plays an important role president of the one, acknowledge the cha

the cabinet office has argued some of the material is not releva nt.on appears to have added pressure on ministers by stating he'd already given the cabinet office all relevant material. our political correspondent ben wrightjoins me now. i ben wrightjoins me now. suppose the critical ques right i suppose the critical question right from the start is to ask you, have all the documents, messages, whatsapp messages are being handed over as the inquiry wanted? it is over as the inquiry wanted? it is the critical _ overas the inquiry wanted? it 3 the critical question, but right now we don't know. the later is a steep disease marker inquiry doesn't have anything to say. i am checking my messages —— covid inquiry. we don't know what the accountant office has decided to do in response to this request from the disease marker inquiry, and this row has been going on intensely for a number of weeks. it was at the back of april when the chair of the covid inquiry used her powers to demand unredacted material relating to borisjohnson, whatsapp messages covering ja

the settlers are part of the current cabinet. actions will take place within the framework of their future plans and plans. when news sources reported the assassination of mansour, one of the leaders of the resistance in gaza, along with his son, last night , the zionist regime carried out an unprecedented action in the past two decades with an air attack on a car. carrying the field commanders of the resistance around jenin, three of them in response to these crimes, the palestinian resistance groups testified and declared that the crimes of the zionist soldiers and the settlers will not go unpunished. atma camp in nablus, turkam, jenin and the traits in the west bank. this book has become the focus of the fight against the zionists. what is happening in the west bank , the transfer of the experience of widespread social resistance to the west bank has become a reality in the north of palestine , which, in addition to the region and the international environment , has also subjected the fragile coalition of the zionist regime's

the decision taken by the zionist regime's cabinet and the occupying forces targeting the resistance with drones last night is not a temporary development in the west bank, and even according to the zionists' estimation, it is long-term . the palestinian yard will continue for another hundred years because the palestinians they prepare their children for the war against israel from their childhood. in a meeting with the delegation of the hamas movement and earlier with juma jahat , they emphasized the forward movement of the palestinian cause. this new scene heralds a bright future with a complete victory following the most dangerous anti-zionist operation of the palestinian resistance, which resulted in 4395 deaths. the zionists attacked nablus and caused great damage to the palestinian people. he made decisions and at the same time stated that these measures will not prevent the palestinian operations. the eastern town of taleghani is at the distance between ramallah and napoleon and a few kilometers from the zionist settlement of hili to where the scene of the operation of 2 pales

the members of the new cabinet of this country announced according to the new list of cabinet members who faced extensive changes, who of the two ministers kept themselves all ministers, including finance ministers and foreign affairs changed in the composition of the new cabinet , the first deputy and the minister of treasury and finance were elected from among the coups. the third term of erdogan's presidency officially began yesterday with the national assembly. the strike of 12,000 railway workers in england made the movement of passengers free in this country . after this strike, which took place in protest against the working conditions, only about 40% of the trains continued to provide their services. on friday, about 20,000 worker of the national union of railway workers shipping and transportation in england went on strike. the number of poor children in england has increased by half a million people in the past year, according to the report of english tv channel four, this number has increased from 3.6 million people in two years and 4.2 million people per year. about 71% of

trusts us and we must be worthy of their trust, let 's return 30,000 soldiers, and really let the cabinet of ministers, by their order, take away any payments of prosecutors who, i'm sorry, the military, eh military commissars who sit in the rear and corrupt there in those who have nothing to do with the hostilities and who do not pass reconciliation at the races, but we have to solve these topics with you, therefore our faction will put for confirmation those amendments that worsen the body of the law regarding the payment of 30,000 this is an absolute shame and the responsibility for this lies with specific deputies and specific factions , it is a shame. thank you. now we are going in turn through the factions. who did you mention saaban volodymyr? the author confirms to volodymyr oleksandrovych the author of the reply confirms let's go yes then volodymyr tsabel reply please yes, i, like all my colleagues in the verkhovna rada , completely agree with iryna volodymyrivna that a-a payments increasing payments to the military should be our priority and regarding the question of iryna volod

i imagine that i will go in and everywhere there are cabinets everywhere there are cabinets.good. well, then to the head for some reason, i see a bright family, some kind of bright, clean colors in the room. tomorrow you will meet with your renovated room. we really hope you enjoy it and perhaps big changes will come to your house. our heroes will soon realize how accurate their expectations were, so of course we are in a hurry, but still we are very carefully laying out the things of the storage system family. that's what they lacked. caps shirts, bed linen. everything on the shelves found its place. even the iron children's books are arranged in in alphabetical order and no longer throw pillows around the house, in oriental style they will definitely please the head of the family. soft textiles, of course, flowers will give the room even more comfort. a shelf of family photos will be the heart of this large and friendly home. the room of our heroes is incredible, spacious built-in wardrobes have changed. dissolved in the space of the room and became a continuation of the wa

the president talked about having a cabinet that has women and men, because you can take away genderisparity and also the role of young people in government and politics. this is important. as much as we agree, we need to be careful on how we move forward, and we need to work to get more institutions so that we are stronger and more sufficient . >> ovigwe, would you agree what you just -- with what you've just heard? why didn't his predecessor tackle that? ovigwe: in the air out of security, we have to look at it -- procured weapons from everywhere, from the russians, the chinese, and the americans as well they are made available to him. however, even as he was making success in the northeast with regards to broken -- regards to boko haram, what we saw was an eruption of banditry, kidnapping for ransom. if you recall sometime in march of last year there was the bombing of a railway. we have serious problems with regards to security that even still exist today that the new president has inherited. like when i mentioned with the economy, you see a lot of problems. if he is going to tac

he also unveiled a new cabinet line—up.key�*s longest serving leader has about mass protest, and a failed coup attempt. he now faces immediate challenges, including a slowing economy and tensions with the west. earlier, i spoke to asli aydintasbas. she's a visiting fellow at the brookings institution's center on the united states and europe. what do you think that another five years of president erdogan looks like for turkey? hi, helena. this has been an interesting day. erdogan's swearing in ceremony i think gave us an indication of what turkey's aspiring to be. you had leaders from all around the world, except the west, but very much from the former 0ttoman lands, from africa, from central asia, all really applauding erdogan, and i think that president erdogan will now be thinking of his legacy. he has five years ahead of him to deal with some of the more fundamental issues, including the economy, but it won'tjust be that. i think, in his mind, president erdogan really wants to see the rebirth of the turkish empire, wheth

qasim's first crisis occurred in his cabinet. 40 -year-old iraqi colonel abdulsalam arif jami, with the instigation of some special people , carried out a soft and bloodless coup to remove qasim and the hand. he was sentenced to death by a military court. it was later revealed based on the documents that this unsuccessful attempt by abdus salam for a coup was made with the promise of mosaad siah. salam was not found and he remains to play his important role elsewhere, but with the arrival of john f. kennedy , the 35th president of the united states of america, everything became violent. the remaining documents show that the agents of the united states security organization were authorized to kill the prime minister of iraq, abdul karim qassem. several assassination plans were executed, all of which failed , the most serious of which was the killing of qassem by saddam, although he was not killed by saddam, but the choice of saddam's black organization the young and opportunistic to history the clamor of iraq, olyria roy, hossein's seed varieties, on 20th of february 1341, finally , the

these cabinets begins a 5th time in office, the commentary, jobs. so this is all just there were lots and also coming up israel and egypt say they will jointly investigate a board. a skirmish which killed 3 is rarely soldiers and one of the chips and officer clean up operations begin as rescue as fine. no more survivors of the india is, was trained as austin decades killed 288 people and thousands of serbia and spent the anger against the government to mass shootings. last month, the tech is preston's budget. pat and one has been sworn in for us. the tub is 2 decades in power. have now been extended by another 5 years. these new cabinets includes a format, merrill lynch economist who will be the new finance minister. so i'm say he's appointment suggests that while move away from years of unconventional economic policies, some of been driving reports from anchor a lots of intermediates him really mostly to noon. he started the decade in power. as president, bridge of the out of the one begins is to as president the days events began with deal with of

a senior cabinet minister says it time to move on.

i would say again, somewhat cautiously optimistic in the sense that it is a more moderate cabinet.figures like his former interior minister. to me, this signals a better set of, an improved relationship with western countries in europe. taking a look at the presidential runoff, the fact that it even went to a runoff seems to signal that there is some polarisation going on. the opposition supporters, they had about a week to come to terms with the idea of their defeat. where do you think they go in the next five years, the next year ahead ? as you have said, the country is really divided. in his victory speech on the night of elections, erodgan was not very magnanimous. he continued on with a more combative narrative that he has had throughout the election campaign. today, he talked about reconciliation, which was of course important. i think it would be very important for both the incumbent president erodgan and his team, and the opposition leaders, to take the lessons they need to take from this election. for the opposition, it probably means starting to think of change of leaders

. >>> japanese cabinet ministers approved changes friday that will give more qualified foreign workers a chance to stay in the country longer. the aim is to attract more talent from abroad amid a worsening labor shortage. right now there's no limit on how many times workers in the construction and ship building fields can apply to extend their stay. the changes will increase the number of fields to 11 including farming as well as food and drink manufacturing. those eligible will also be able to bring their spouses and children. prime minister kishida fumio says revising the rules is important as global competition for skilled workers intensifies. >> translator: we have to make the system appealing to foreigners so that they consider coming to japan for work. >> some members of kishida's liberal democratic party voiced concern over whether the revision could lead to a spike in immigration, but the party approved the plan to help address the shrinking japanese labor force. >>> skilled workers in the expanded fields say they're excited to prolong their stays in japan. some are ready to br

what this was was a letter from the cabinet office to mr johnson about that.tract set are been published by the sunday times in one of those it says that the funding effort will cease to be available to mrjohnson if he knowingly seeks to frustrate or undermine the governments position in relation to the inquiry and less there is a clear conflict of interest, it's ours. the paper also says that later on in the letter he is told that he has to send any witness statement or exhibit which he intends to provide to the inquiry to the capitol office first so that it can be security checked and the hunt he needs to make any necessary reductions that they say before submitting it to the inquiry as part of the terms of keeping the public money for his legal advice. you keeping the public money for his legal advice-— keeping the public money for his leual advice. ., , , legal advice. you better 'ust remind us to the background _ legal advice. you better 'ust remind us to the background of_ legal advice. you betterjust remind us to the background of this, - legal advice.

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he explains the reasoning behind that one's new cabinets appointments. well, i mean, if the role of the central bank and its going there is to return to what it has always been, which is more independent, aside from the government policies of done, it would be a really welcome move and the possible candidate that has been raised to publicly at this moment is somebody use received a ph. d from princeton, but also as an investment bank background at broad as well in united states. so these are very positive signals. we will wait to see obviously appointments. so one thing, and the other thing is whether president, i don't want to use extra, they're going to give them. but what is really interesting about all these appointments is when you take all load them together from foreign ministry to defense minister, even intel, your minister, these are all the do is that add on, can count on to keep everything. so that then enter into pull that makes or close any pull that to go missed you if you like. i think the message from all of these for the next 10 months.