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the ruling said that the petitioners that did not prove beyond any reasonable doubt that they were electra mac practices. that could want a notification of the presidential resolves. the court also reiterated that the president elect doctor william brutal met the constitutional threshold to be declared president. what therefore? wait, he's that doctor will in some way router shall be sworn in on the 13th of september, asked the 5th president of the republic of kenya, ammonia, general, russia. today, canyon high court advocate. miss are in a jogger told us how the court decision was made, and if further unrest is possible. it, brittany took it to several weeks. the constitution provides that service from cortez to give a decision, been 14 days of finding. so 14 days from the day the petition was finals today there was the last day of the constitution with so it's actually in time and i meant pressure on the local documents were through and delivered on monday. it within the constitution, there is no, there's not going to be any sort of so really sort of because from the answer to the public

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he's a special electra and japanese studies, a condo, diversity of international studies, and joins me now from tokyo. professor hall help us understand the protests against mister abe's funeral. i mean, is it mainly to do with the costs engines or links to the unification church, or is there an entrenched opposition to shins or i'll be that we are seeing here? well, it's all of the things you just described in a little bit of each. there has been domestic opposition to obey, since he 1st appeared on the political scene. there at the political left sees him as someone who is engaged in a corrupt actions or is engaged in historical revisionism that is harmful to japan's relations with its allies and to the truth of teaching history in the country of it. there's also people who just don't really understand why millions of dollars are being spent on a lavish funeral. when this isn't really the norm in japan. you talked about historical revisionism. and i think what you might be also referring to is the re interpretation of japan's pacifists constitution that allows japan's self defense fo

earlier today with absolutely electra compete of celebration and a bit of joy as england welcomes a new king. yeah. and what do people expect from the new king? there are some questions still, of course surrounding king charles and what kind of king he might be. he's only now just starting to lay those foundation, but of course at age 73, everyone very well acquainted with him as a person. and as a prince, he was a bit of an activist prince. he had some issues that were very close to his heart in terms environmentalism, in terms of farming and agriculture. it's expected that he will be able to lay those to the side now and be much more a political the way that is mother was. there's also some questions about wow, how he might begin and continue the shape of the royal family. whether or not he'll continue to modernize it and even start to shrink it even further to the core group of family members. and we're waiting. this won't happen, of course, right away during this period of morning. will he address maybe some of the issues of the colonial history regarding the world family? ukraine's

while he spoke naturally to the polish electra electra deposition that reads behind the lines. and as i indicated already, that is a general understanding in poland that the government is trying to launch a massive smoke screen ahead of the elections in that will be held in the 2nd part of the next year. and this election will be very much about government failing to secure the eel money records, some from the recovery zillions funds and the structural funds that you provides every 7 years to its members. and in which poland was supposed to receive a records amount. perhaps 10 times less than the german mal claims german, reparations, but still a very high amount, and the government is not able to receive that amount because it fails on the rule of law. and that's conditionality from the you prevented from obtaining the funds from using defunct, so they're creating a destruction, right? i'm talking specifically about this, this huge amount. $1.00 trillion dollars. how did poland to arrive at that figure? what's the bank story that? well, you must, you must naturally understand

. >> so, going solo, michelle got in her parents 1972 buick electra and headed off to the brand new westdale mall on the southwest side of town. she had $180 cash on her to pay for equal her mother had picked out. kurt was also at the mall that night, working a shift at the men's store. >> i saw this beautiful girl and a rabbit for quote, black dress, high heeled shoes, blonde here. then i was like, that's michelle. >> kurt and michelle were friends from school. she joined him for his break and they went for a stroll. at one point, passing by a shopgirl court had a crush on. teenage drama at the mall. >> and it pops in my head, well, i'm never going to get again, to dance with that girl. because -- >> it got miss america here on my arm? >> yeah. >> curse as he and michelle spent his entire break catching up. until he had to get back to work. and waterton exit. >> and that's when we're seeing our goodbyes. and she said, well, don't be a stranger. >> did you think you see her again? >> yes, of course i did. >> since there was school the next day, it was an a night to stay out late. so, when mi

but with electra as union legend to appeal to ruling and in return to the classroom looks far off. even more distant is a permanent solution to university funding in nigeria. finally to uganda, where one doctor is winning the hearts of his patients. at his private clinic, timothy or callo lost his sight to an infection, but he has not lost his medical expertise. in fact, his thriving and his job and helping to fight stigma against the visually impaired t w's. julius ma gamble reports from capella. these might look like a routine medical examination. but it is not dr. timothy or kilo. he's blind, so to diagnoses. yeah, patient. he uses all his other senses. the mother has completed trust in his special way of treating her child works concession and he cares for you and you feel like you even get to sleep and welcome. these louis has a touching her healing hand. this way we can is in for him from way we are from up to it in 2011 or can i had been practicing as a doctor for 5 years, but then he was diagnosed with a rear eye infection called veritas. they did some surgery, they are on

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and electra mining africa conference is that sustainable solutions and partnerships in the energy and mining factor is exactly what countries like south africa need right now that i'm willing to attain join is very r t international. share short sightedness is that you report to li prepares to decide if a visa facilitation deal with moscow will be suspended. russian spokeswoman is a carver blasts those trying to been tourist visas for russians. looking to enter several baltic states from poland, i told chuck much talk a little do we recall that freedom of movement is guaranteed by a number of international legal documents. we require confirmation that for our citizens and the international community, these documents are now dead for the ball, the contours of estonia. lapierre lithuania, along with poland. it's now clear to everyone that the basis of e u. v. 's acceptance is a statement divorced from reality. according to which, visiting e u countries, as they say, is some kind of privilege that must be earned for loyalty in support for each policy. many people ask, are these snoo divi

i'm glad to go about our classes as well as we are hoping for . butts would electra as union pledge in through appeal to ruling and in return to the classroom, look spider off. even more distant is a permanent solution to university funding in nigeria. i sent you up to that it's all have more world news at the top of the our up next here on d. w. global $3000.00 include cert reports on melting glasses. in alaska, i'm brazilians, tony own bottle tops into scapes. i'm good with with who knew alex, andrea is up to it in the store. monuments are in danger and residential neighborhoods are being flooded with people are afraid when the city council is trying to contain the impact of the waves. ah, is it a hopeless fight against the effects of climate change? global $3000.00. next on d, w. o a i think is everything jenny fair, some are big. i'm listening. so much different culture between here and there. so challenging for everything ah, and to some of this, i think it was worth it for me to come to germany. shove my got my license to work as a swimming instructor on dish. and now i teach chi

does this result then mean that italy has necessarily veered massively to the right baby italian electra? or does it mean that they think they've exhausted the usual possibilities? well firstly, i would say that this is not actually a vote to the right. i mean, if you look at the actual vote distribution, the reason why the right has one is because it was the only set of parties that actually united in a coalition as opposed to the central on the left, which was split in at least 3 different groups. so given the nature of the electro law, a 3rd of which is determined by 1st past the post, basically it was almost a mathematical certainty that the, the right is going to win. what really has happened has been re distribution of those within the right. so essentially brothers eventually milady's party has essentially taken and sucked away votes from other right the parties and in particular for a matter of cell, the nice leak party now is more or less dangerous than brothers of italy. i would say that the league is clearly a nationalist party, right. hard writing party and also a populous pa

mechanisms of cryptography and digital signature, and is consider one to more secure security. secure electra systems in the world. political analysts says your process says that sparking this controversy is dangerous for brazil's democracy. i think the presidential boston on who's doing this because he won't accept the results of the election if he loses. and so he needs an excuse. he needs or narrative, he needs to tell a story about why he lost and who is behind this and if there's a judicial conspiracy or leftist confederacy conspiracy to support him out of office. for recent polls show that 7 out of every 10 brazilians still believe in the electronic voting system, which was 1st used in 1996 and only 4 years ago facilitated the election of president bull. so narrow himself, monica in archival jazeera, rio de janeiro. when our cattle disease outbreak in india is killed, 100000 cows and buffalos. another 2000000 cattle have been infected. sh this outbreak, as devastated farmers have already suffered severe losses from extreme wyler. viruses now spread it to at least 15 states across the co

the putnam long seni electra or the department of politics at both university. many thanks for your time. we really appreciate your expertise in the matter. my pleasure. was noise still finding its way to europe. that is by western politicians imposing an embargo and ending reliance on supplies for moscow. as according to financial news magazine, nicky asia which says the waters ne greece are being used as a hub for russian shipments. let's get the details from arthur contributed. rachel moss, and now rachel, nice to see, was always so does, how exactly is rational still reaching? you are a pain consumer, the spice, as opposed to bomb if your opinion, countries are still importing russian energy on the down low, are they still sticking it to russian president vladimir putin like they're leading their own people to believe they're doing. european leaders haven't stopped telling their citizens that the stratosphere act, energy prices and inflation are all sacrifices being made for ukraine, which is purportedly fighting for european values. but apparently, one of t

it was built as the continental leading exhibition in the field. electra mining africa has a 50 year history with tens of thousands of people attending the event in past years. and the exhibition presents cunning and technologies in mining, electrical and automation fields, attracting investors and business people from all over the world are g correspondent, garago la at la, brought us these details from the event for 50 years. electro mining africa has been a corner stone exhibition for businesses and professionals in the mining electrical automation manufacturing, power, and transportation industries. from all over the continent. but following a to yeah, i 8 is due to the coven. 19 pandemic. is my annual event is back with a bank. the vest wag group is a brazilian company extending into the bricks. countries with presidents in china, india, and now south africa that countries decades long, chronic electricity challenges present an opportunity for new bricks. partners by getting our efficiency hire usually each step of deficiencies around 20 percent less losses. we are making availa

and the sentiment here and electra mining africa conference is that sustainable solutions and partnerships in the energy and mining factor is exactly what countries like south africa need right now that i'm willing to attain join his work for r t international. in other news, queen elizabeth the 2nd has passed away at the british were from his residence in scotland after recurring health problems. she was 96 years old. dozens of people gathered near london's buckingham palace as news of her death spread throughout the country. and the british flag was lowered on old government buildings across the u . k. earlier this year, the queen celebrated her putnam jubilee mocking 70 years on the throne. her oldest son has now become king king charles the 3rd. let's take a quick look at the legacy of queen elizabeth the 2nd britton's longest bowling monic. my margaret. i feel too much for you to share danger and renew every one. in the end, all will be well ah, she became a mechanic and a driver. and she sat with normal other girl recruits in classrooms and learned how to take the trucks to cab befor

current for i'm going to condemn to him claiming salvage any is doing a favor to russia. journalist on electra and political science don't laughlin say such an attitude one's counsellor to european principles, label, extremist, has been bandied around now for decades against people who don't agree with the party line. for example, on immigration, so long before the ukraine war. and he immigration, politicians were of course, labeled as extremist. but i think the situation is deteriorating and i think it's deteriorating fast. it's no surprise to me that this is now being used to people who are against people who, who don't agree with, with the, the russian sanctions. you know, it's a way of insulting and create under almost criminalizing people who disagree. and it's an extremely dangerous development because anthropological speaking, when a crowd starts to form and starts to direct its hatred and its fear against a minority. well, we'll know where that can lead. and unfortunately, there's been a long build up to this concerning russia, but also concerning other issues. and now is silly seeing

but with electra as union, pledging to appeal to ruling and in return to the classroom looks far off. even more distant is a permanent solution to university funding in nigeria aah! to football, now england are hosting germany had went to stadium in their last matches of the nation's league. it's been described as a match up only for pride as both sides of ad lackluster outings in the competitions. and to fix unbidden runners. germany coach ended when his team were beaten by hungary. their game in london is germany's laugh competitive match. b for the woke up and cut off their previous visit to wembley was last summer, resulting in a to nil lost to england to the european shops. the head of the game flick talked up the occasion at wembley stadium. yeah, no. theresa saw enormous got england versus germany is special us an absolute classic osha model. we were just out in the stadium dodge. i have to say it's one of the most beautiful stadiums in the world of tisa air to give the team is looking forward to the game that we have to set a few things right after the hungary match on friday,

alex tito of is electra and mon european history at queen's university, belfast. he says the length of the conflict is of particular concern, but there have been some benefits for russian allies as well. i think it was a good thing then by surprise, the scale in intensity and also the length of the, of the, of the conflict. nobody's happy about that. i think given the there are some leadership didn't expect to do for it to, to, to last so long. so yeah, there are questions, but at the same time that there are concerns until mr. the both countries have their own politics to consider with relations with the west and so forth, particularly important for india list or for china pops up, but yet, no, it says no, but nobody's happy about it. there is a big turmoil. there's a issue of energy prices, but at the same time, china and india, how large do been replacing western europe for us as a buyers of russian energy resources. and even if they have concerns, they didn't stop them from actually benefiting from by a russian iowa to be discount. or the main electricity line

universities institute for environment and human security added new castle is sharon georgia senior electra in environments and sustainability at kill university in the u. k. sharon specializes on the development of low carbon technology. welcome to you all. great to have you here with us. plenty to go out. of course, let's start with this troubling news from greenland. your expert, you know, all too well what's happening with the green and by she tell us what this research means. in layman's terms, climate scientists have known for a long time and been concerned for a long time that the ice sheets in greenland and arctic are so huge and so complex that they kinda can't keep up with the pace of climate change that humans have caused. and in recent decades, and so there is a sort of lag in response to human caused warming a bit. like if you put you take ice cubes out of the freezer and put them on the kitchen counter in a warm room. they don't melts immediately, but you know that those ice cubes are doomed if you leave them sitting out in that new climate that you force on them. portions of

i indiana, you are accountable for what's your electra right. so this will have to be decided by the german electorate. but the overall issue on, on a e u level, you've got the air foreign policy chief use a barrel. recently acknowledging that certain voices within the block are urging a rethink mouth sanctions. how loud, how significant from what you've seen are those voices when you're break it down to the very simple point of departure? when do you introduce sanction? so why, why did particular sanctions introduce it was to coerce the russian government into it change of behavior. so that this was the point of departure, have to succeed it. no. but their own people are being hurt the other even more so is that not a more radical rethinking needed? now, a lot of people have, ah, put their heads too far out of the window. if i right. okay. if i say that at that fall, that, that how would put it in german or, and the to rule back no would look foolish that this is one right. of course you see now the hurting and people sat in the beginning. yes,

administration so well, we saw whether we like it or not just to be candid things like the counting of electra, the certification of electoral votes. who knew that that could be a controversial issue? it was sort of a routine, you know, ceremony. ah, but a bit, and now we've got, we're all trying to learn about all the different classifications of secret documents and what are the powers of the president which turn out to be pretty vaguely defined that the president can declassify what he wants, but it's unclear. you are a very, very astute person about process administration and rules. how much out there. and i, you know, talking about them are lago documents and in the fight and tussle between the national archives and present drum. how many of these holes do we need to fill and get away from ceremony and habit, and actually need to begin to look at what could go wrong? it not just with president trump but that other future presidents. just take advantage of opportunities out there. nobody had thought about before. i mean it's, it's amazing to me. we had former high ranking, democrat, nation

response to days of demonstrations following the death of martha mimi from pharma, and from a young is electra and politics and instructional studies at the university of cambridge, she says, the iranian government will probably launch a violent crack down against protest. we are seeing many of the same steps being taken in the playbook of public control that the government has developed for protest in the past. so we are seeing that the internet has been shut down that the watch app instagram, all of these platforms are unavailable. so we're not seeing a great deal of information come out and it's hard for protesters to communicate. and also we are seeing the level of violence growing. in fact, that's been one of the things this time is that the young people and the older people in the street seems to be more willing to attack the police and overturn their vehicles. we haven't seen that as much in previous protests, so the level of anger is much more severe this time in the street. and of course, the government will choose to point to a lack of public order to violence and riot in the street

that they will need a course to in the next election, but far more pressing as far as the wider. electra is concerned outside of this tiny sliver of conservative party members. are these economic problems we've heard from richie sue? not much more clear eyed on the economy as a former chance would be expected to be suggesting he would offer help to those who need it. most very quickly, but warning that no government can get to grips with all of these problems and suggesting that he can is simply wrong when he's trust slightly more booster is perhaps rather like forest johnson suggesting britain has been through worse before and can deal with it she's promised a package of support within a week then going on to tax cuts and deregulation to try and boost the economy. well, that is something that many economists have warned. could simply make inflation worse. okay, good to speak to john hall there for us in london will be returning to joanna in about half an hour's time when that announcement is due to be made. let's go to, i've got install now where there's been a suicide attack near the r

the chances of the left wing in the form of german corbin's leadership to, to make his case, to the electra and to advance. and so, so yes, we will. no, but in britain especially, there's been one sided media coverage of this situation where everything was blind on the left and the right where never criticized. so in your right is big switch in the sense that finally some light has been shown on, on what actually happened jonathan list and also in london must be disappointing view as well. but i mean, this is this just the internal workings of the labor party that have just been laid back, or is it legal? that's a good question. obviously, the labor party cannot be separated from its internal mechanisms, and that's a long history in the labor party. as a kind of civil war between the left in the right where each faction trying to rest control party. and so yes is disappointing and it doesn't bode well full of potential feature governance. but i suppose that the key points is the divided parties don't win elections. i doesn't make any sense to the party to be fighting a battle against the le

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following the death of masa, armine roxanne, that farmer fami yan is electra in politics and international studies of the university of cambridge. she says, the iranian government is likely to launch a violent crack down against protest as we are seeing. many of. ready the same steps being taken in the playbook of public control that the government has developed for protest in the past. so we are seeing that the internet has been shut down, that the whatsapp, instagram, all of these platforms are unavailable. so we're not seeing a great deal of information come out and it's hard for protesters to communicate. and also we are seeing the level of violence growing. in fact, that's been one of the interesting things this time is that the young people and the older people in the street can be more willing to attack the police to overturn their vehicles. we haven't seen that as much in previous protests. so the level of anger is much more severe this time in the street. and of course the government will choose to point to a lack of public order to violence and riot in the street as a an excuse t

, navarra cryptography, and digital signature and is consider one to more secure security. secure electra systems in the world. political analysts says your process says that sparking this controversy is dangerous for brazil's democracy. i think the residential boss on, on who's doing this because he won't accept the results of the election if he loses . and so he needs an excuse, he needs a narrative in e. so a story about why he was and who is behind this, and there's a judicial conspiracy, welters comparison conspiracy to support him out of office. for recent polls show that 7 out of every 10 brazilians still believe in the electronic voting system, which was 1st used in 1996 and only 4 years ago facilitated the election of president bull. so narrow himself, monica in our give al jazeera, rio de janeiro. a cattle disease outbreak in india is killed, 800000 cows and buffalos. another 2000000 cattle have been infected. the outbreak has devastated farmers have already suffered severe losses from extreme weather. viruses now spreads at least 15 states that are chinese prizes. aging bank ha

roxanne found one family on is electra in politics and international studies at university of cambridge. she joins us live now and walks on. what do you make of the way this on recipes to have continued? well, it's quite surprising, i think on the one hand, any of us watching the situation are always filled with a certain dread that the government will come out and literally guns blazing and really down the demonstrations with a very violent and heavy and. and although there is some of that going on, the fact of the matter is that it has turned into a very different kind of protest. it is much, much broader throughout the country, and it's continuing day after day. and although there have been a very high number of deaths already, 75 is high. it hasn't been the slaughter that we've seen in the past. and of course, we do see these images of continued gatherings on social media as you well know, iran is a vast, rich, diverse country of what 8085000000 people, what proportion of the population to these demonstrate is represent? well, it's a very broad range of the population. first of all,

that not to be standing in what could be the your position, or the different leaders position duty. electra campaign, melanie said she's going to build a strong cohesive coalition if she does what now? so, a huge part of italian politics is managing a large coalition. do you think that she will be able to do that? well, as she needs are all her skills and the whole her expedience of each other and bullied each to manage to keep together at least 3 different audi issue, including the league and that the school needs part, say, italia, and they are political allies. but each of them has its own targets, eights on programs, and eights on the vortices. so, as always in any, a coalition you probably george in the morning we'll have to give some to them and do all should have shown that occasion. and both communities or so to the other political lead and seeing how to kwanisha. and this is not an easy task, is very difficult to balance exercise, but she had the expediency and the political ends key. and so too much. well, we will be watching closely to see how this plays out. that is alberta to 9

i speak to cindy mcquerry, she is a senior history electra at the university of sydney, and she joins us now from sydney. cindy, i appreciate it. very late in the day or even evening with you that thank you very much for staying up to speak to as many people there watching events unfold in london today. good afternoon, laura. yes, i think many of drains are watching the coverage and i think indeed, the passing of the queen has made some australians taking them a little bit by surprise was just how curious they are. and there's a sense of loss, the sense of grief, a sense of shock among many people. although i must say that there are others who maybe don't feel as deeply as others are. there's some difference. and indeed among some quarters or some astray and who are calling for a think about a strange constitutional future. but i think for many australians there is great interest in the queen's funeral and in the procession. and many, many eyes will be watching what's happening in london, not just the industry, of course, but in the other 14 commonwealth ross which the queen was head

no, i think it sits to harden the right wing electra, which is prone to conspiracy theories. remember, at the same man that the leader of our ruling party claims that our, our president was killed in an, as an assassination in 2010 when he was actually a, a, a, and a crash. and, but they've captured, does state media which have been turned into an instrument of party propaganda. no inflation is high. economic prospects are not good at the end of the 2nd term of their office. so that catching a straws to try to a rest, the sliding popularity i saw the sequence can we appreciate your time? thanks much indeed for joining us. thank you. students in france have returned to school after the summer break birds. some may not have a teacher. the french government says the $4000.00 vacant teaching posts have not been filled, teacher's union, se low pay, and the under valuing on the profession has worsened the crisis. and dr. butler reports from paris. ah, maxine could your worked as a substitute school teacher in the parish region for 7 years. he had to move schools often and was alway