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i spoke earlier with john pierre gout, g founder and director of the people for change foundation. that's a multi based human rights organization and i asked him for his take on that 6 months state of emergency that prime minister maloney's right wing government has just announced in italy. i think we're overreacting very quickly and trying to find a pretext in the law to allow us to, to allow italy and to allow european countries to violate their international obligations. including the obligation of non refundable and including the obligation to individually assess every asylum application by individual seeking protection in europe. we know that member states and the international community as a whole has obligations both to rescue people in distress, etc. such as the people that we're talking about. but also after the trip rescue has happened to facilitate this embarkation in a place of safety and to allow access to assign a procedure. the idea of saying there's an emergency in order to allow repatriation clearly flies in the face of international obligations and is clearly a pr

he is the founder and director of the people for change foundation . that's a multi based human rights organization that deals with human trafficking, mr. gorge, it's good to have you with us. you heard the news. italy's government announcing a 6 month state of emergency siding, the surge in migrants. this will allow the government to repatriate more quickly. people coming over all these boats from northern africa, what your response and including the obligation to individually assess every asylum application by individual seeking protection in europe. we know that you member states and the international community as a whole has obligations both to rescue people in the stress, etc, such as the people that we're talking about. but also after the trend rescue has happened to facilitate this embarkation in a place of safety and to allow access to assign a procedure. the idea of saying there's an emergency in order to allow repatriation clearly flies in the face of international obligations and is clearly a pretext for violating some of those international

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finland's membership is not targeted against anyone, nor does it change the foundations or objectives of finland's foreign security policy. finland is a stable and editable nordic country that seeks peaceful resolutions of disputes. the principles and values that are important to finland will continue to guide our foreign policy also in the future. nato membership does not change everything, but being an ally requires finland to adopt new ways of thinking and some changes in legislation as well. a lot has already been done. for years, we have developed our nato compatibility. we integrate finland as part of nato's common defense. the different forces prompt new demands and challenges to which we must respond. at the same time, it is clear that finland's most significant contribution to nato's collective turns and defense -- terrence and defense relies on defensive are territories. in this respect, the finish, inspect -- the finnish prospect of defending is no longer alone. last year, finland's goal was to join together with sweden. as i stressed, finland's bishop is not complete witho

i spoke earlier with founder and director of the people for change foundation, a malta-based human rightsrganization. i asked him for his take on that six-month state of emergency that the right-wing government has just announced in italy. >> i think we're overreacting very quickly and trying to find a pretext in the law to allow us, to allow italy and european countries to violate their international obligations, including the obligation to individually assess every asylum application by individuals seeking protection in europe. we know that eu member states and the international community as a whole has obligations both to rescue people in distress at sea, but also after the rescue has happened to facilitate disembarkation and a place of safety. the idea of saying there is an emergency in order to allow repatriation clearly flies in the face of international obligations, and is clearly a pretext for violating some of those international obligations. sorry, yeah. brent: if i could, i know there was a little delay, i apologize. the prime minister of italy is going to say that there is no

the easter camp has been organised by the change foundation.conversations. rewind a year and we were all on our phones, using google translate. now it's like we are actually getting more interaction, they are teaching us things. it'sjust amazing seeing how it develops and grows. the two day event is a world away from the fighting in ukraine. the war which broke out a year ago is preparing for a spring surge, following a winter of stalemate and stagnation. back in burgess hill, parents are just thankful their children are safe. it brings her to life again. she is not afraid of big... of loud noises from outside, and i think it will help her to be friends with more and more people. you're live with bbc news. brazil's president, lula da silva, is meeting the chinese leader xi jinping at the climax of his official visit to china. there was a large ceremony to greet mr lula when he arrived. the two leaders are expected to sign trade deals and to also discuss the war in ukraine. let's get more from our correspondent, joao da silva, who's keeping acro

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the easter camp has been organised by the change foundation.sations. rewind a year, we was all on our phones using google translate. now it's like we're actually getting more interaction, they're teaching us things. it's just amazing seeing how it develops and grows. the two—day event is a world away from the fighting in ukraine. the war, which broke out a year ago, is preparing for a spring surge following a winter of stalemate and stagnation. back in burgess hill, parents are just thankful their children are safe. it brings her to life again. she is not afraid of big of loud noises from outside, —— she is not afraid of loud noises from outside, and i think it will help her to be friends with more and more people. you're live with bbc news. a new development concerning abortion medication in the us. the us supreme court justice samuel alito has temporarily extended access to the highly—contested abortion drug mifepristone while the court considers the case. this comes after two courts, one in washington state and one in texas, issued conflicti

the easter camp has been organised by the change foundation.heir friends and having conversations. rewind a year, we were all on our phones, using google translate. now, it is like we're actually getting more interaction. they are teaching us things. it'sjust amazing seeing how it develops and grows. the two—day event is a world away from the fighting in ukraine. the war which broke out a year ago is preparing for a spring surge, following a winter of stalemate and stagnation. back in burgess hill, parents are just thankful that their children are safe. it brings her to life again. she is not afraid of loud noises from outside. and i think it will help her to be friends with more and more people. you're live with bbc news. let's turn back to our top story at this hour, in france, hundreds of thousands of protesters are gathering on what is the 12th day of nationwide strikes against pension reforms. the constitutional court is expected to rule on the legality of the draught pensions law which would raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. securit

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blood from across this island that was willingly given for my country's independence change that lay the foundation of a new kind of future. one from the bottom up in the middle out, one build on freedom. you know, the great wage immigration that brought our ancestors to the united states and succeed in decades carry many more irishmen across the sea. most of them arrived a little more than with hope in their hearts and strengthen their dreams and beautiful memories of an emerald ground green. i'll a home they would never fully leave behind. i never met an irishman in america, doesn't thinking we'll hope we can see ireland some day. you know, they're sweet. they're asking me, their sweat is soaked with the foundations of communities across the nation, all across the marriage. you can't go anywhere and not find it by the way. chip ornell the former speaker, the house used to say that he'd have a, he'd have a reception for all the irish in the congress, the house and the senate. and all those who wished their irish and everybody showed up the clerk. journeys of our ancestors expanded our horizons and

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therefore i immediately put the proposal to adopt as a basis the draft law on making changes to the article 70th foundations of the legislation of ukraine on health protection regarding the work of military medical commissions, registration number 91 54, i ask the people's deputies to vote for 311, the decision has been made. investigation of possible violations of the legislation of ukraine in the field of receiving , distribution, transportation, storage , use for the intended purpose , humanitarian and other aid, as well as inefficient use of state property which can be used for the temporary accommodation of internally displaced persons and provision of other needs of the state. i propose to consider this issue under a shortened procedure . i ask the people 's deputies to vote for 263. the decision has been adopted. work, the temporary investigative commission, which was formed by the resolution of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on march 26, dated september 20, 2022, held 20 meetings with of them, 10 meetings were processed, the majority of detained materials were processed, of which only the electronic

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change. for thirty years the foundation of our state policy has been socially oriented. the economy is successful, and the people support it in all indicators that characterize we did not allow concentration capital and property in the same hands. all national wealth belongs to the people, therefore it is the economy that ensures the social security of citizens that is lebanese throughout the entire sovereign history of belarus, we have been under sanctions pressure. today, the head of state once again focused on this. we need to mobilize and take, uh, certain steps in order to still avoid those, uh, in fact, new sanctions that are constantly being introduced against us and again declared in recently that for us really. you absolutely correctly said that sanctions are not something new for us, indeed , sanctions are often applied to us, because many do not like this side that develops according to its traditions and its laws, but at the same time we see the results of that policy held in our country. and, of course, first of all, alexander grigoryevich, the president of

the ford foundation: working with visionaries on e frontlines of social change worldwide. org. additional support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism. the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. and by frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. additional funding for this program was provided by the arthur vining davis foundations. (singing) >> narrator: in the year 51 of the common era, by the shores of the aegean sea, a visitor arrived at the greek city of corinth. his name was paul of tarsus. >> let's imagineaul going up the main street of corin, throh the monumental roman archway, into the forum, the center of city life, the place where all the business and most of the political activities are done in the public life of this greco-roman city. here are the shops, here are the offices of the city magistrates, and we are standing literally in the shadow of the gre

we only have global foundation can only change lie in the world bank and we all know that credit to the nature of the world bank. now they can go say, hey, i can, maybe i can get a better deal with china. i don't have to stick with you. you world bank. unless you give me a better term, you know, competition is always good. and at the same time, you know, my china is not wholly and gone to any african leaders to force them to, to sign to sign on the initiative. african, you have to respect african countries for their own asian. this is the women that african leaders are willingly insure to remain was trying to have some class. so it's not, it's kind of, i think it's kind of ready to suggest that african don't know their own back there . but what is the reaction going to be from the united states? i mean, you believe her, she is allegation that the, nor the stream is blown up and destroyed in the west eco terror attack by the, by an administration with the ca, presuming you do, do believe that, well, surely that can cause havoc to chinese investments right around the world if it's capable

the president of a scientific research foundation in russia, se, changing suppliers of nuclear fuel is a pop that must take into account potential security and technological issues, as well as the all important bottom line, super quick to soften all the attempts of western countries to create an adequate replacement for russian nuclear fuel have only been stop gag solutions. the fuel turned out to be less advanced, more costly and its use was purely politically motivated. for example, in ukraine, the transition from ross adams fuel to westinghouse. so she was fuel eventually led to a decrease in economic efficiency, as i see it if the same politically motivated decisions are made and eastern european countries like the czech republic, slovakia, bulgaria, as well as finland. we will see a rather painful and long running transition process and adaptation period to a new nuclear fuel supply. westinghouse there, it is important to understand them. westinghouse specializes strictly in nuclear fuel for v v e r 1000 reactors. meanwhile, about half of all nuclear power reactors used in eastern

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the ford foundation: working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change at fordfoundation.orgditional support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism. the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. additional funding for this program was provided by the arthur vining davis foundations. we know so little about him-- that he was born more than 2,000 years ago, and that he lived in palestine. we know he was baptized and became a preacher. and we know that he was publicly executed. >> (dramatized): what manner of man is this that even the winds and the seas obey him? >> narrator: with so little evidence to go by, archaeologists must sift the clues, and scholars decode the stories told by the first followers of jesus. >> the problem for any historian in trying to reconstruct the life of jesus is simply that we don't have sourc

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the ford foundation: working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. additional support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism. the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. additional funding for this program was provided by the arthur vining davis foundations. (crowdhanting and cheering in background) >> narrator: in the roman coliseum, death became mass entertainment. amphitheaters demonstrated the power of the emperor. convicted criminals were sent here to be devoured by wild beasts. in time, those "criminals" would include christians. ever since the time of caesar augustus, all religions were tolerated by rome, provided that their worshippers performed their civic duty and sacrificed to the cult of the emperor. it was this that eventually brought christians into conflict with roman authorit

the ford foundation: working with visionaries on the frontlines of social change worldwide. ordfoundation.org. additional support is provided by the abrams foundation, committed to excellence in journalism. the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. additional funding for this program was provided by the arthur vining davis foundations. >> narrator: jewish resistance was not completely snuffed out after the sack of jerusalem. rebel fighters held out for four more years. the jewish historian josephus, who had taken part in the war, recounted the story: >> there was a fortress of very great strength not far from jerusalem, which had been built by our ancient kings. is called masada. >> the rock of masada, one of the most glorious places in all israel, became the major refuge point for some of the most extremist elements opposing rome. ardent supporters,

partially compensate this fundamental inefficiency of a colleague, but if someone changes the fundamental inefficiency of the foundation the base and reorients it to the production of added value and to the connection of speculation, then the quality of the efficiency of budget spending will increase immeasurably and we will have development not only in the vc in the construction complex and related areas , and let's have a development at every point so far. we did not create, remember, under soviet rule there was a system of inventors. everyone somewhere tried to come up with something. yes, there are crowds of people they run around the country with the invention. moreover , with the inventions of specifically things related to defense, if they reach the right plant director. thank you lord, but when they reach, even on even to the ministry. after that, they do not avoid anywhere, to my deep regret. and finally , a very painful thing, besides, the need for reasonable protectionism. in addition to limiting the export of capital, restrictions on the arbitrariness of monopolies. here the bank of russia began to issue th

virginia attorney general patrick morrisey and sarah partial perry with the heritage foundation believe making this change to title 9 will hurt sports for women to allow anything other than that participation based on biological turns that civil rights paradigm on its head. this is part of a broader effort. >> to just allow these woke a cultural ideas to come in. the proposal does allow schools to apply some limits in certain cases to ensure fairness and safety reporting in washington, reshad hudson. >> coming up, salmon season is officially over on the west coast. how the drought led to this moment and the effect on bay area fisherman. plus costa county residents may finally get some answers about a toxic chemical release martinez refinery. we'll have the latest from officials and the weekend is just about here

changes we are seeing? >> absolutely, kristen, that is such a great question. at the surfrider foundationto make a connection all of the time to this increasing ring we are seeing and water pollution. when we had the atmospheric rivers, surfers hellbent on the coast were lamenting the fact that they could not swim because from new orleans to mexico we had millions of raw sewage that entered our water after these atmospheric river's. -- atmospheric rivers. the more that we use fossil fuels, the more we have greenhouse gases trapped in our atmosphere, we are going to have air problems and discontinuing perpetuation of a warming climate and more rain and more storms and pollution. kristen: one thing you also point out is the effect of sewage spills and urban runoffs that could come with these increased flooding situations and rain and storms, right? >> exactly. that is what we are seeing. when hurricanes happen in the east coast, for instance harvey, 50 million gallons of sewage entered a smoke and unity any flash. now we are setting to see on the west coast a lot of the infrastructure reall

change? some initiatives are trying to work on transparency 1st. for example, the element out the foundation companies consign up to the global commitment program with their voluntary pledges around plastic packaging. foundation, then collect 6 commitments and trucks that progress companies are hiding behind the commitments and not doing the changes that they would need to do. and to sunday, she doesn't really have a stick, you know, they have their parents. what happens is companies lead, what happens is the company does not want to reveal the data, they don't keep them. so what needs to happen instead? good question. i would say that was really to change the behavior of the company in europe and legislation around the world. more and more countries are posing restriction from plastic packaging, the number of regulations, something to use. plastics like bags will styrofoam has exploded in the past decade . the european union has now recently followed suit and passed some ambitious plastic legislation as well under the single use plastics directive, disposable items such as plastic, bag coun

change. for thirty years now, the foundation of our state policy has been a socially oriented economy.his policy is successful, and the people support it in terms of all indicators characterizing social inequality, belarus is one of the most prosperous countries. we created a state no oligarchs. we have not allowed the concentration of capital and property in the same hands. all national wealth belongs to the people, therefore it is the economy that ensures the social security of citizens that is the main target of the west throughout the sovereign history of belarus, we have been under sanctions pressure. today, the head of state once again focused on this. we need to mobilize and take, uh, certain steps in order to still avoid those, in fact, new sanctions that are introduced against us constantly and again stated in recent times that a new package is already being prepared, in your opinion. question number one in the economy today for belarus, you know, well, for us, really. you absolutely correctly said that sanctions are not something new for us, indeed , sanctions are often appli

foundation . mr. bagheri moghadam announced the change of the criteria for identifying the elites from purely scientific criteria to effective criteria. regarding the changes made in the regulations for the identification of elites, the deputy official of the national elites foundation said that in addition to the criteria for determining the elites, which in the past included the grade point average and the number of articles , attention has also been paid to the approaches to solving the problems of the elites, and the elites who had the most impact on solving problems are supported and will receive higher points , according to mr. bagheri, the elite classes will also be developed from science to other areas such as managerial, cultural and artistic industrial technology. the 17th international robotics competition started today the use of robotic technology in various industries such as automotive, food, pharmaceutical, petrochemical, and rescuers is one of the goals pursued in this competition . the real car in all these bcs that you see can recognize the route and drive , see obstacles and stop at

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especially from the hard line side in europe and maybe even from the united states to change the point of view of the foundationse will give in a few days they are waiting for her in beijing. moreover, with a macron, it is obvious that they will fly to the head of inertia with the same task as sanchez to probe what putin and the forces in moscow were talking about and whether beijing is ready to help russia with weapons. although the chinese answered this question more than once, the theses for euro officials by washington and nato in this sense have already been all painted and in addition to military strengthening. beijing americans are seriously concerned about its economic growth. now they have also felt a direct threat of dollars, whose positions in the world are increasingly missing from the chinese yuan, after calculations in national currencies. beijing agreed, moscow, a similar agreement china signed with brazil alexander boris and nikolai petrov all day of the week, china well, we return to the terrorist attack in st. our eugene like and special curator of komsomolskaya pravda. alexander the end of th

. >> the walton family foundation working for solutions to protect water during climate change so people nature can thrive together. soup did the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information at mac found.org. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and i contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. geoff: welcome to the newshour. in what will be an historic 24 hours, former president donald trump has returned to new york city ahead of his first appearance in a manhattan courtroom tomorrow. amna: mr. trump has been indicted on multiple charges connected to hush money payments he allegedly made ahead of the 2016 election. to shed light on what comes next, i'm here with our white house correspondent laura barron-lopez. good to see you. it is historic. it is unprecedented, the first former president in the u.s. to be indicted. a what do we expect to see tomorrow? laura: tonight, he will be staying at tru