we've dallied the world's largest aircraft carrier to the eastern mediterranean and bolstered aircraft to the region and we provide support as well and we work with israel to secure the release of the men, women, children, elderly people taken hostage by hamas. we're pursuing intensive diplomacy throughout the region to prevent the conflict from spreading. too often in the past the leaders have equivocated against attacks of israel and its people. that's why we've been adamant with all countries in the wakes of these attacks, there's no excuse, there's no justification for these atrocities. you heard the prime minister say it, this is, and must be a moment of clarity. to unambiguously condemn terrorism puts people at risk everywhere. look at what just happened. many missing from the attacks. europe, asia, africa, no region escaped the hamas bloody reach. anyone who wants peace and justice must condemn hamas' reign of terror. we know hamas doesn't represent the palestinian people or legitimate aspirations to live with equal measures of security, freedom, justice, opportunity, and dignit

so dally turned out how can germany be a neutral negotiate uh when it is very publicly on the side of his rattle as well. we definitely have a clear position from germany, and this is summarizing this one term that is being used a lot by a lot of german government representatives at the moment. and that is the word stats on his own. and that means that at the right to exist of the state of israel, but also the security of israel as a country are fundamental principles for the government of germany, from the state of germany. and these are all principals that are in forming germany's policy when it comes to israel, when it comes to the current a conflict. and that's why germany is standing strongly by the side of israel. and that clearly points to the fact that the germany is on one side and has taken aside . but on the other hand, we know that germany is also one of the biggest uh a donors to palestinian civilians. and that it also has a pretty friendly relations with a lot of arab countries in the region. so that wouldn't necessarily exclude it from being a negotiator. what we know i

this process is depoliticized, valentina matvienko stated this at the g20 parliamentary meeting in dallyker of savfeda emphasized that the transition to green energy is one of the main topics of the summit are largely hampered by... attempts by individual states to monopolize and politicize this topic. matvienko also recalled that despite the sanctions, russia is currently building 22 nuclear power units in seven countries, including the largest nuclear construction site on the planet, asayu in turkey, as well as the rupur station in bangladesh. russia is aware of its responsibility in the field of global energy security, taking into account. this responsibility will only increase. we are ready to provide the world with cheap and clean energy, if artificial barriers are not built on the way to the consumer. our principles of global energy dialogue are fairness, non-discrimination and equal cooperation. we invite everyone. these principles are not to use energy as a geopolitical weapon, a means of blackmail or a deterrent to development. the medical community today celebrates world thromb

because well, i haven’t seen either the tadsh mahalan or the komasutra temple nearby, somewhere with dally, the contrasts are very, very, very interesting, the country is very contrasting. club editors, an ordinary european man in the street, he sits under the threat of war, he is frightened by the terrible putin, the terrible lukashenko, the migration crisis, and at the same time terrible economic problems. he doesn’t understand where to go, people, instead of fighting for their rights, they are losing these ideological guidelines, the americans, they have the task of pitting the europeans against each other, they do it methodically, with the help of the british, the sacred economic vessel of the european union, is slowly turning into a chamber pot with stars around the rim, europe won’t get anything from this war, in addition to the destruction of the economy, this is already happening, the loss of sovereignty, this is already happening , and third, socio-political problems, this is what europe will get from the ukrainian crisis, we should not look back at anyone when we build order in o

on the part of israel, and he said that is well known as well, and that is why it is dilly dallying over via tax. so these are some of the remarks made today during that emergency meeting. the rest of it was held behind closed doors. reporters were what were sent outside, so we did not have any chance to listen more. but it seems that all the different, different resistance forces are trying to integrate more and increasingly, and they are gearing up for a potential regional conflagration. and is it as it was also warned by different and windy and officials that anything could happen if is well continues. it's their strengths against the gaza strip and no one is going to be safe if it spills out of control. and if it spirals out of control and it spills over to other areas. so perhaps it may count, come as a surprise to hear that the whole see on federal law movement in yemen is one of this prong is resistance access bases in the region. despite it being some 1400 miles away from these really powers, seen a conflict of they possess a sizable arms arsenal. they have a range of crews and b

they can't dilly dally around long, they've got to pick somebody quickly. >> abby, the odds of a speaker being picked in five minutes? just to put the math out there. 210 vote for mccarthy, that's a unified conference. then eight intransigence doesn't begin to describe it. >> i've said before, this is up to mccarthy. he has to be the one to decide. does he step to the side and let the process move forward or does he not? the thing about mccarthy is, he has been incredibly stubborn. that's been kind of the frame that he's led in in the house all the way through this process, from his 15-vote speakership race to now. so we'll see what he ends up doing. if he moves aside, yeah, you could see a much quicker process. but i also think the other thing that melanie talked about, and that kelly armstrong told wolf earlier, what happens to matt gaets? there are a lot of moderate republicans who are sick of this. they're going to need some concessions too. what does that look like? will they demand that matt gaetz or others are punished for pulling a move like this that many of them are worried cou

been violated, so i would just say at the top of this that, give them what they need to win, not just dally, give them what they need to suppress the air defense. give them what they need to fight back against 40% of territory that has been land mind and the russians have this nasty habit of when ukraine does forward operations and gets rid of some of these landmines, russia then comes and puts new mines behind them. i think that's really important. this is not a humanitarian war, in the least. and people have to understand that. one last word about western munitions. the screaming and yelling has come from human rights organizations that have said absolutely nothing about the vast of casualties among women, children in ukraine but somehow they are worried about cluster munitions that are used to take out landmines in these fields, and to go after russian troops. i would really like to have some understanding of that. if and when the administration decides to give them the multiple rocket launch system for the attack, those would be only 150 kilometers. but it's the same thing. you are not

this is vinailal, he was born in dally and received his education in america.an diaspora. indian americans are encouraged by the very fact of india's rise; if india pursues a tough foreign policy, then indians in america imitate it. here is the one who seems to be superior to everyone in terms of toughness, billionaire vivik ramaswamy, a candidate for us president, who has already come in third place in the election race, largely thanks to his radical proposals to lift sanctions on russia, eliminate the fbi, and ban the acquisition of citizenship by birthright for children, illegal migrants. citizens, whether sixth generation or first generation, as in my case, if you were born in this country, you should have citizenship, but only if you were born under legal circumstances. trump himself is already considering whether to make ram his vice president, since biden’s sworn enemy already has his own vice president with indian roots. indo-americans are taking over the country. kamala haris, in the event of biden's impeachment, will take his seat without any problems

that was good stuff with no luxury of time for dilly dally on a—level reforms or banning ciggies forpy . these are all luxuries therapy. these are all luxuries we don't have. it's a snail's race when we need a sprint to salvage what's left of our great britain. the era of slow and steady is over and it's high time our leaders got the sodden memo. frankly now, benjamin buttennorth, that must be music to your ears. actually, you must agree with every word . agree with every word. >> i swear you get more geordie every week. that's right . look, every week. that's right. look, i mean, full credit to you. you know, you looked at the 2—2 of the three biggest swings from tory to labour in post—war britain and still managed to claim that it was a bad night for labour. well, the turnout was lower than most parties, that throw very good. but that you throw very good. but look, you know, the fact is that labour's went up labour's vote went up significantly and both those significantly and both of those seats are not seats that the labour party needs to win. to put keir in downing put keir starm

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