, etc. but of course, it's still the question which needs most probably outside of the assistance, because the direct contacts between the rough and ukraine and now on the 0 level. and so we have facing goal of appropriate for this. and of course, this question is important for us because of the decision of the international criminal criminal court. and we would like to clarify this things, but rush, i have a sort of a rush. i have been blocking that outside assistance, mr. for field off. and in fact, as it's doing so, it is also targeting or appearing to target civilians and ukraine, schools, markets residences, the united nation saying that those attacks have been indiscriminate and disproportionate. and in fact, after an official visit to ukraine this month, the you in special rep, a tour on torture, said that russia's armed aggression is becoming synonymous with torture and other in humane cruelty. thankful these grievous acts appear neither random nor incidental, but rather orchestrated

so the but i mean 3 units, etc, etc. so the main problem that's, that days was link between but it was and possibly meet a 3 was also in site this 5 called to me is called limited tri price is going go. now it's off existing, so it's not going to be then just for kremlin. uh, but uh in the what it was that great and decorating this as groups old in the regions like belle grove, etc, that i'm upgrading that we must going usually, regents. know, let's talk a little bit more about russia's role in the world worlds because it just rolls out the red carpet for a week long visit with north korea's kim jong on. it's thought that came either has already or could demand technology that could improve the range of his missiles for nuclear weapons or russian satellite and submarine secrets. what does put in want? oh, is to say that is sharply. uh with uh, was kim gibbs visits. i know those korea, but it goes for many, many years. up in the face of the game, he's receiving a very good constance, troublemaker, was it the west mainly f

, etc. and this is in the minds of people and put people, a lot of people made a man and people believe and 14 believe important as assessment will save russia from the aggressive west for the rest of natal, etc, etc. and this will work, this will work for coming elections, etc, etc. we have to leave in there. we have to leave it there. andre failed off out. thank you so much for joining us on conflicts, and we appreciate your time. thanks. things that we should well the, the flux makes during the diversity of its residence, the commitment to one another, no matter what you're focus, www. dw news on there's no follow up. sometimes a seed is of all you need to allow big ideas to grow or bring an environmental conservation to wife with learning facts like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing. download it now for the $700.00 children are arrested every y

, etc. reality is that uh, the main question which is existing because the rest of society today is why so low? what so know where is the great spot from robbie which was described many times one of the best in the world. and of course uh if uh, officially of course that is a position then you create an offensive is a big failure. but i know also a point of view from my credit and colleagues was saying, no, yes, we need to reach too much, but we stopped the russian army movie follow on the right of the rush to last and you should be. so what you claim, it's the best, the, the bestest, understand how to that next year. if, if the russians are asking why so long, you know, what do they also think when they're hearing and seeing more drones strikes inside russia itself, including in moscow where there are reports of drones, frequently causing flight delays and even damage that must be unsettling to civilians isn't it? of course uh is makes less than sealants, uh much more than others. uh, 1st o

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so never take a label at face value when people are being labeled, extremists, islamists, etc. etc. you got to ask who's putting these labels on and who's benefiting from labeling muslims who are helping other muslims, who's benefiting from that, and also who's benefiting from uh allowing these, you know, these muslims who need help the most, who's benefiting uh from bocking them. from getting help and um most clear example um in uh the most clear individual recent example if you look is for example our brother moasenbeg um who wanted to do something very simple straightforward to help out few households in syria and he ran his uh his visit and his aid past officials first and yet when he came back he was hassled he was detained um he was denied his day in court and so on and if we look at deeper examples like iraq or even going as far back as vietnam, we see situations where aid is controlled, manipulated, diverted and so on, by hostile governments, the the sanctions on iraq, the the san on vietnam, these were put in place, again, it was about narrative control, it was about manipulati

so never take a label at face value when people are being labeled, extremists, islamists, etc. etc. you got to ask who's putting these labels on and who's... benefiting from labeling muslims who are helping other muslims who's benefiting from that and also who's benefiting from uh allowing these you know these muslims who need help the most benefiting uh from blocking them from getting help and the most clear example um the most clear individual recent example if you want to look is for example our brother muazenberg um who wanted to do something very simple straightforward to help out few households in syria and he ran his uh his visit and his aid past officials first and yet when he came back he was hassled he was detained um he was denied his day in court - and so on, and if we look at deeper examples like iraq or even going as far back as vietnam, we see situations where aid is controlled, manipulated, diverted and so on by hostile governments, you know, the the sanctions on iraq, the the sanctions on vietnam, these were put in place, again, it was about narrative control, it was ab

. $1150 around unemployment, etc.d unemployment, etc. also havin: an around unemployment, etc. i"r having an appointment impact. there's a lot of people who have passports who need to be renewed, visas are taking longer to process, hopefully in the next 6 months will have a better picture of if it's just issues holding this back or the geopolitics are calling — causing an impact. and now to the latest in the artificial intelligence race... openai, the microsoft? backed creator of chatgpt, has confirmed the chatbot can now browse the internet to provide users with current information. the ai?powered system was previously trained only using data up to september 2021. the move means some premium users will be able to ask the chatbot questions about current affairs, and access news. openai said the feature would open up to all users soon. and meta has announced a series of new chatbots to be used in its messenger service. the chatbots will have "personality" and specialise in certain subjects, like holidays or cooking adv

, ., , . studios and writers and actors, etc? , .,, ., .,, etc?ple are losing their homes, _ etc? 0h, people are losing their homes, you - etc? 0h, people are losing their homes, you know. i etc? 0h, people are losing i their homes, you know. they have had to sell the houses. the economy is affected. no—one is going to buy a new carbon they are on strike. there is a huge knock—on effect on the industry. 0bviously huge knock—on effect on the industry. obviously it's a global industry but the world capitol of it is here in los angeles. so, it'sjust the daily site every day when your drive past any entertainment company that the strikers are outside, honking their horns and lots of public support there —— world capital. people were beginning to lose hope and suddenly here we are, they have cut a deal. so yes, it gives the hope that maybe the other labour dispute will be over as well but it has had a huge impact on finances, on the role and also on trust as well so there's what seen is the fatcat studios and the struggling writers, how will their rela

except for the military hospitals of the ministry of defense the border guards of the mia system , etc of the document management mentioned about this electronic document management, which is lacking at the same time. i am still an old bureaucratic story . of papers is truly a cosmic number and we understand that this generally applies not only to military medics, but to the restaurant itself . when will i be able to explain to him what is important? this is us before you. of defense anna malyar, but reports are coming from the third separate assault brigade that works directly on the flank bahmuts eh i am quoting them now the statement about the capture of andriivka is false and premature at the moment serious and heavy fighting continues in the klyshivka and andriyivka regions , such statements are harmful, they pose a threat to the lives of personnel and harm the performance of combat tasks . they are read not only by the citizens of ukraine, but also by the enemy and makes certain corrections regarding the strengthening of their troops, etc. i think that the leadership of the minis

, etc. so they need much more regional support, but then the same, they want to be engaged to be coming to make any so breaks and just we do just want a platform on the oldest as for aspirations. i've heard somebody uh, one of the prominent russian observer suggests that with this expansion breaks has started in effect and tries and what is being distributed under these franchise is uh, not some concrete policy, but rather a policy mode one that prioritize a silver and to buy the old so prioritize this relationship relational framework over in needed disagreements. so it's not only a silver and decision making rooted in your national interest, but also understanding that the relationship is something valuable. do you agree with that? uh, not relations trust. trust is much more reliable, is much more what's the difference or the difference is a great because of the to the uh, situation uh for could be and everything that was uh, connected to the funding. yeah. uh. each country tried to fight

etc.eal action sometimes would give you a different impression, and that's being said, i think um, really realistically speaking, vietnam is unlikely to board the us. as vessel when we talk about contering china or containing china in this region not only because of the you know brutal history between vietnam and and and the united states, but also realistically between china and the vietnam, there is huge economic and trade here. chinese companies are investing in large quantities in vietnam and many western based multinational uh companies have supply chains in both china and vietnam and they'... depend a good connection and relations between these two countries uh to maintain their business, their international business competitiveness. so yeah, like i mentioned earlier, this territorial maritime dispute on the south china sea is one thing, is one effect, but really it is un to hijack, you know the the the relations between china and the vietnam, and also i think we need to keep in mind

., etc., there were several steps that had to be observed that contraception could be okayed. now, as it turned out, that line did not hold and in very short order there were no more exceptions and there was no more talk of married people, etc.. but i draw attention to that, both because it was pivotal within the history of christianity and because that year, 1930 suggest that there was a rethinking about sex going on well before the birth control pill in 1963. mary susan yoshihara, president of the american council on women, peace and security and i loved your first book, can't read to read your second book. my question has to do with foreign policy. the united states has been promoting this revolution abroad in the postwar area and mostly since the sixties. we continue to do so now, not just in u.s. idea and state, but also now in the defense department. what do you see the relationship and how do you see this helping or hurting american foreign policy? have you thought about it and or maybe the reverse might be true that some of our partners, by pushing back, might have som

he has been many tens of governments, countries, etc, in order to stop with thoughts and ceasefire, etc. and they have nothing successful in most of them. we're only appealing to russia and, or korean, but they ignore the fact that they, to washington really the main pockets of the con, the other way not comfortable with the brother printer was, are up at one of their. so some of this a, with the course of seeing if the tools which need the last name was needed read it was can, when we used to live imagine we have some more for someone who has this, we would show new people to the, the the has become stronger, be a one people will overcome challenges, happy for you and if the case and a president put in the face of a save to congratulate russia on the one year anniversary of the reunification of the country with its new region. 14 a process celebrates one year and it's like who in the country ruling president kept them. abraham priorities says his country is on a long road to independence. the route taken is difficult, so we have a fight against imperialism and imperialism. is not only

lots of stuff, hold on to use are giving us a full supply, etc. the full supply inside the city to the delegations on to do is given us apply to me. i live in national army. the situation is stating all of the fitness center is covered by sand. brooks regarding the floods, the situation is, is, must have lots of people out board. i'm going to send you to bring thing needs to be rescued. lots of building needs to be searched for properly. so the situation is starting to be organized more and more nowadays. uh, as of today, the delegation of turkey is having a 250 more. uh people. some other uh let you know which is like romania they are supplying airplanes with medicines, etc. and been go the so uh, the situation needs a lot of organizations. it's not difficult, but it's, it needs patients as well because we're still in. but when it gets after the disaster, every single day, there are more works. how can i spanish decisions with the service goes through as prime interest you if there is big bodies in the center, if there is a high people as well, r

some other uh let you know which is like romania they are supplying airplanes with medicines, etc. and been go the so uh, the situation needs a lot of organizations. it's not difficult, but it's, it needs patients as well because we are still when it gets after the disaster every single day, there are more works. how can i spanish, the patients with the service though still as prime interest you, if there is the bodies in the center, if there is, uh, people as well. right. well, uh home, i'll tell they they are a volunteer who is also from the united nations office and direction crime and aaa . thank you so much for describing the situation for us and thank you for your help . you're watching dw news life from berlin. here's a reminder of our top story. see, he uses it's tumble official also left on the line. we'll visit the town in island of long producer after rome, aust, brussels for health to deal with a shop increase in migrant arrivals. some 10, a 7000 people arrive there in just a few days this week. that's all for now. i've next, we have a documentary about a woman who actu

, etc. and this was the beginning of the kind of a and disagreements on automatically, the global south audience isn't going to be surprised given the levels of information that's now there about us. and british complicity with the extreme is groups in syria fake chemical attacks and all sorts of things. i mean i, i want to ask you the most you of our muse is the voice of a changing region. i don't know when was that there before you started it or views that that was my fingerprint on, on the front page of edit surprise even you because you seem to be is if this was all in the pipeline, when going on the go and sort of broadcasting from here, there was no deal with the run, there was no deal with syria. how quickly it all the things changing and then how uh, what's an excel ration to we expect. so when we were in the brainstorming session to come up with that tagline and we take, you know, i think for pride with me and my team about it, we knew things were changing. for example, at that time

, etc. and this is so it was a, do you think that was the by the ministration is blinked and so on actually saying, saudi arabia, you play ball and do what we say in your region, or we don't care, we'll even work with uh, we work with anyone to hurt you. um i, i honestly don't think it was that the malicious american officials that i spoke to during this period of all see, i agree that it was a miscalculation, for example. they say that withdrawal of the patriot missiles, which as you know, if she is a defensive technology, nothing offensive. nobody was asking the americans to take part in the one say they don't even work. well, that's a, that's a separate discussion. but the idea of raphael as you may and may i just to remind you that difficulties officials slogan is not the. so there are a be there, officials slogan is the america. so we were waging a war and at the request of the legitimate government of the human against, administered a group that deliberately targets a civilians and civ

what happens to them when they cross, etc., etc. because in recent years, of course, we that the border right. which is a shorthand for frankly narrow set of themes to your point that the border periodically takes over the headlines surge crisis, spike and then all of a sudden disappears only to reappear again weeks, months later. and if you feel that it is difficult to sort of wrap brain around like what actually is happening. you are not alone. it is extraordinarily difficult to figure out what is going on from month, month, even week to week, right. and so i think it's helpful pull back to view of border crossing this this narrow focus in a broader lens in a longer term historical perspective that helps us to contextualize what's going on in the present and a present that seems to be constantly in flux. so to do that, i want to start off with that handout that you hopefully have there a graph. i think that does suggest that it pulls back and when with, you know an image in a thousand gets us to a thousand words that image pulls b

chinese behaviors against muslims and chinese persecution of muslims etc. despite just beside china in india there is more horrible and more terrific behaviors and adopted officially by the government of prime minister modi, but india is a good friend and good ally of the west, that's why india almost never mentioned in any critic size of that, so this is... the norm in the international relations when something, if you are my friend, i will close my eyes and i will not say anything about what happening on your land, if you are not my friend i will try. and i will do my best to use the smallest and most minor things can happen in your on your land to gettion that you are a monaster, you are giving up the human values, you are breaking the international law, you are outside of united nations regulations and rules etc. so this is the game which all experts or all specialists of international relations are familiar with today, we no longer focus. that lot, it's just political announcement, which at the end of the day, do not help lot, neither build a real situation or get real benefit mor

they have cold feet about _ tackling zero hours, etc.eet about that. there was - tackling zero hours, etc. they have cold feet about that. there was a i cold feet about that. there was a thing called the national policy, gimme through the detail, they started water it down, consulting on this and that. started water it down, consulting on this and that-— this and that. they will consult on employment _ this and that. they will consult on employment status, _ this and that. they will consult on employment status, that - this and that. they will consult on | employment status, that package, this and that. they will consult on i employment status, that package, i know and believe that package will be part and parcel of labour cosmic manifesto in the next election. i have every confidence, keir starmer said that, angela will say it, it is the first 100 days priority for an incoming labour government. we need to reset the balance of power and have a broader conversation about inequality in this country. at a time when i go around the country

in order to start with folks and ceasefire, etc. and they have not been successful in most of them, we're only appealing to russia and or korean, but they ignore the fact that they to washington really the main pockets of the con, the, [000:00:00;00] the now you need your visa, stupid loyce law here yet to nancy, click jim's into both the and that's just me very the of the only showcase in genes nathaniel. so he's going to the boys at the boys. the probably the most new and that'll be for them. i'm not sure if this slaughter doesn't want that extra them put the notes up under that the without the effects of the polls that apartments we both with the social debt across the warranty slash a to ukraine. we're pull to the point to lead the res strong funds. it's female athletes from wearing a head job next years and then pick game. we get reaction from a national team both get full play us as being effective. now i'm like thinking of leaving cost for sure because see it on the most welcome. i don't have any space to a class to get a pho

that's before you furnish it, i put gas in your car, food on the table, etc.erywhere. these republicans at that decan the bait and elsewhere need to lead -- debate and elsewhere need to lead that. larry: by the way, key word, you raised this earlier, affordability9. affordability has gone way downturn biden. just on the housing thing, you have 7.5% some odd mortgage rate. that is a big number. three years ago it was 2 2.5. 2.5%. i mean, right there, affordability. so wages going up, inflation going up faster, gasoline, groceries, etc., taxes all going up, that's an affordability issue which is then linked to bidenomics. this guy should do that. i mean, in the debate, i don't know, i guess there's a reason for the debate. we're going to cover the debate. at least they can get into -- they didn't the last time. they hardly talked about the economy or the inflation rate or bidenomics by name. what's your strategy? you should go and coach them. [laughter] i mean, the only guy that's doing it is trump. >> he has these policy videos which are great, which are free t

he has also said we will have more trains, regional networks that have trains, etc..hat is what needs to -- but it is needed. not challenging cars, planes etc.. >> thank you for coming on the program around the world and across the k. this is bbc news. a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines today. the nurse facing a retrial on an outstanding allegation that she attempted to murder a baby girl. she was sentenced to a whole life order last month after she was convicted of the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of six others. the trial has been set for june of next year. in england, a grim milestone of more than one million apartments canceled because of strikes. some say the true scale of the destruction from the strikes is likely to be higher. the airport will counsel the departures, among air traffic control staff. a number of cancellations is expected on friday. easyjet passengers will be the most impacted, also canceling flights. we are focusing is first half-hour on the climate. three out of every four crops grown around the world

it's been many tens of governments, countries, etc, in order to start with folks and ceasefire, etc. and, and they have not been successful in most of them. we're only appealing to russia and or crating, but they ignore the fact that may to washington really the main causes of the con, the the mr. charlotte and the brown, the soldier monument, was erected in 1947 in the estonian capital mazda associates authorities. originally bells above the burial site of troops, remains its memorials of the soldiers who gave their lives in world war 2. well sir, that's good, but i need to go to the department service. good morning and frontier communications in 2007. the associated government decided to relocate the monument from the city center for one year on the printer by me to a to the suburbs. frustrating to move divided the population is stony, is lodge of russian speaking community strongly opposed to an intense rising broke out in town in these have since become known as the bronze night drive. people across the username you cover the now can you use visa, stupid loyce? law here, see it t

sound like their name, etc. their background work fit right? culture fit, can they know the job, and can they fit in here? and that's what i hope people take away from this. especially in the us side of this as they're looking at applications for folks to look and sound like you. we don't want to be a head of somebody else because then we're going to know that those advantages were given to us. i agree with you. i think the majority of people in paulding has shown will appear if you on that sentiment. but if we're going to make the fix so that some poor black kid can no longer get into college and get ahead of some, you know, medium income at white anglo saxon kid, simply because he happens to be african american, which i think we're starting to have some kind of agreement that, okay, maybe we shouldn't include racing this decision. uh, maybe then we should also fix the other side and stop letting the george bush is of the world. and there are many of them get into big university simply because their daddy happens to be famous or rich or influe

in order to start with folks and ceasefire, etc. and, and they have not been successful in most of them. we're only appealing to russia and or korean, but they ignore the fact that they, to washington, really the main pauses of the con, the miss the charlotte, the problem, the soldier monument was erected in 1947 in the estonian capital of mazda associates authorities. originally, bells above the burial side of troops remains. it's the memorials of the soldiers who gave their lives in world war 2 will say risk at the department service, the william for the for really confused. in 2007, the stony anti government decided to relocate the monument from the city center for when we're on that for me, for some color cops, going to buy me to a, to really the best dennis turner frustrated to move divided the population is stony as law to russian speaking community strongly opposed to an intense rising broke out in town. and these have since become known as the problems and night drives me to bring people across the for tanf also celebrates o

here from the mountains damn, stooped, slanted crooked , etc., etc., this is a critical mass, well , number of people, maybe the protest of this rush is one two percent of the population of belarus and this is probably an inflated figure. and these people tried to lead the country, some kind of professional putin, dmitry pavlichenko, when he joined the internal troops and got acquainted with the service. how he survived in the nineties and did not succumb to pressure in the twentieth, the full release of the silent distortion program is available on the youtube channel belarus 1 and in the telegram project. we received the updated clinic as a gift. on the eve of the day of national unity, residents of vitebsk replaced windows in a three-story building , utility networks renovated offices , and doctors have modern equipment at their disposal for convenience. spacious parking for the opening , the area was landscaped before the renovation, the branches were located at different addresses. now patients will receive the necessary help in a modern medical center. new medical equipment has

thing in france is in hands of the governor of the authorities, the civil the civil society, the ngos etc. they exist lot, but they are just to express their wishes, but to be applied, it must be adopted somehow officially on official level, that's why it never been adopted, meanwile the contrary has been adopted is to give more protection to the police for this for this reason the the the attempts of making serious reform and the functioning of the french police have been not successful and i do not expect that to be successful um for more two three decades minimum from now thank you both for joining us in the program pleasure checking with both of you mr. mahmoud there joining us. from paris and mr. abqa joining us from detroit michigan and viewers that brings us to the end of the segment of your press tv spotlight program, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. earthhon runner savoring that last lap here as we approach the finish pieces of asteroid ben, you see the reaction there just moments ago as they got sample back, they're just a little bit off the edge of our src. as the b

and we've called all the green production, etc, etc. so right at the same time, in the education. so we in the future will have much more important bread placed in the africa. and it means that, and they do it as well as all that often comes. congress will have much more in the choice. now, speaking about the rest of the power next to your break searching presidency is moving to russian. you already mentioned several areas where russia could be, uh, helpful education. uh, a great cultural expertise. are there any other areas where russia could contribute in a fair way in a mutual way to the development of breaks and it's a members right. besides that, we already spoke about that. first of all, it's a medici and the pharmaceutical, a good duration and bill farm and other including tele medicine. we already have a very, very good infrastructure full of telemedicine and we couldn't go expert it at the same time. and the most important point for russian african cooperation indication being very specific. uh erase. for example, once again, it's a medicine, a root culture and the new ev

in france is in hands of the governor, of the authorities, the civil, the civil society, the ngos, etc., they exist lot, but they are just to express their wishes, but to be applied, it must be adopted somehow officially on official level, that's why it's been adopted, meanwhile, the contrary has been adopted is to give more protection to the police, for this for this reason the the attempts of... making serious reform and the functioning of the french police have been not successful and i do not expect that to be successful um for more two three decades minimum from now gentlemen thank you both for joining us in the program pleasured checking with both of you mr. mahmoud rafat there joining us from paris and mr. abyomikua joining us from detroit michigan and viewers that brings us to the end of the segment of your press tv spotlight program. thank you for tuning in. and goodbye for now, vamos hacer. se pueden retirar, ya no tienen nada que hacer acá por favor, refugiados. صحبت کردن در مورد آقای پروفسور عبد الاهدهد یک کار افتخارآمیزیست بسیار پیگیر بود در دوره دانشجویی فوق العاده باهوشن