the response from the european union, of course, is to launch this legal action 3 fold. ah, that could end up as you suggested of european court of justice with britain facing a hefty fine. so what reasons neeve er or the british government giving for this new bill? what form would potential changes to the northern ireland protocol take, at least in britain's ice? for britain is using something called a doctrine of necessity, which under european union legal guidance allows countries as to essentially pull out of a legally binding arrangements. if that arrangement, sir, is puts on, ju strain and pressure on a, on a given country, the words or puts the country in grave an imminent peril. britton's for an officer argues that because of the socio political and economic impact of the northern on and protocol on union is the nationalist communicate communities in northern ireland. all the possible risk of goods produced in great britain not being able to reach northern ireland. ah, the, as such, it was able to unilaterally pull out of this arrangement, i think you'll be hard pushed to find any voice whatsoever within the european union that w

our second story is they'll be less - second story is they'll be less power given to the european court of justicer big story this week. justice. another big story this week- the — justice. another big story this week. the northern - justice. another big story this week. the northern ireland i week. the northern ireland protocol... the telegraph appears to have some leaked details around the legislation that liz trust will bring forward tomorrow on changes —— liz truss. that's what they've gone on for tomorrow. this priority they have her own powers being taken away orjudges being blocked for making final decisions around disputes that northern ireland has. when you read further down the story, it's described as a tactic that the uk government might use to get the eu back. so, how seriously is this as a threat to the eu courts? they describe it as... they also have other details around this legislation would remove all customs checks from mainland britain into northern ireland and businesses will choose which regulations they want to follow. so i think this is another heated topic that tomorrow wi

k to the european court of justice. the british government wants to scrap a post for exit agreement on checks on goods arriving in northern ireland. but the, you says there's no legal political justification for britain to unilaterally change and international agreement. so let's called a spate expect, this is illegal. the ok bill is extremely damaging to mutual trust and respect between the eel and the u. k. it has created deep uncertainty and cast a shadow over our overall corporation or at the time and respect for international agreements has never been more important. nave. blanca has more from london the heights. so for exit negotiations, those perhaps one of the biggest and thorny este elements of focusing on what was going to happen to northern islands. of course, northern ireland is a part of the united kingdom, but it borders the republic of ireland, which is an e. u. member states, and that border is porous as results of the good friday agreement, which was signed. bringing an end to 30 years of sectarian viol

k to the european court of justice. the british government wants to scrap a post brick set agreement on checks on goods arriving in northern ireland. but he says there is no legal or political justification for the person to unilaterally change an international agreement. so that's called a state effect. this is illegal the okay bill is extremely damaging to mutual trust and respect between the eel and the u. k. it has created deep uncertainty and cost a shadow over our overall corporation or at the time and respect for international agreements has never been more important. this guy's ne barker, he joins now from london need give us a bit of context here. what is this asked with the european commission? only bass, and what will these legal challenges involve? well, at the height, so brakes it, negotiations, there was perhaps one of the biggest and thought highest elements of focusing on what was going to happen to northern ireland. of course, northern ireland is a part of the united kingdom, but it borders the republic

k to the european court of justice. british government wants to scrap a post briggs that agreement on checks on goods, arriving in northern ireland. the e says there is no legal or political justification for person to unilaterally change an international agreement. the bill, as it was drafted and table it's illegal, period. and so i think that i should also add one additional argument that there is no doubt that there is no legal justification, whatever for unilaterally changing and international agreement. and i'm sure they will, can government knew perfectly well what they sign up to when they agree to the protocol. although i have to meet, they didn't do a very good job explaining it to the public as good as any parker he is lying for us in london, need the u. k. government until now, been came to underplay, this new bill, but that's clearly not have brussel sees it. what happens now? yeah, that's why boys johnson goes a british prime minister is basically said there's nothing to see here. it's not a big deal. he sai

trucks - it was denys marchuk about the export of ukrainian food during the war and today the european court of justice of the european union approved the sixth package of sanctions against russia in which there is a partial embargo on russian oil, this is the hundredth day of russia's war against ukraine, and we should end the issue with this. congratulations, friends, vitaly portnikov and we continue the broadcast of the espresso tv channel, the hundredth day of the war that russia started against ukraine on february 24 in 2022, 100 days are so symbolic, one could say a turning point. this is how the history of mankind looks in general. they always talk about 100 days with some special priority. in 100 days, you can win and lose. where did this concept come from? we know from the 100 days of the restoration of napoleon bonaparte on the french throne that what started as trump ended in collapse, therefore it is very important to always look closely at any 100 days in a situation that is both in war and in the political and public life of any country that is why 100 days are given by the president and

even the european court of justice will no longer have any influence. johnson's fellow party members warn him that unilaterally changing the international treaty would be foolish and probably illegal. e representatives are disappointed and are already threatening punitive measures. the u. k has been in many ways, a standard bearer for international law and the protection of international law for many, many years. this is damaging that reputation in a very fundamental way, but it's also a new low in terms of the relationship between britain and ireland. the british government has now introduced the bill in parliament, even though it still risks a legal dispute with the you. of your warranty doubling corresponded bergen mos in latin. welcome burger, we just heard that boris johnson say this is not a big deal. so why is he so determined to change this deal? well, so the u. k. government is arguing that the present arrangement is just not working so hard that there are problems with their transport of goods. but it's not really about goods, it's about people and are in northern ireland.

the eas action could involve referring the case to the european court of justice. the u. k. government has already admitted that the new bill would mean it didn't meet its obligations under international law. but britain says that an emergency loopo allows it to scrap post brings it checks on goods, arriving in northern ireland, the u. k says that it will fight any legal challenges against its policy to send asylum seekers to rwanda. its 1st deportation flight on tuesday. i didn't get off the ground after last minute intervention by the european court of human rights. china's economy is showing signs of recovery according to the latest government data. industrial output in may increased nor point 7 percent of slightly more than expected. at retail sales remain weak. and there's anees over a slump. in the housing market. a u. n. expert has accused mia mars army of deliberately targeting children since taking power lost here. the you and special repertoire on human rights says that $142.00 children were reportedly tortured by soldiers, police, and pro army malicious. as the

k to the european court of justice. the british government wants to scrap and post breaks that agreement on checks on goods arriving in northern ireland east, as there is no legal or political justification for person to unilaterally change in international agreement. so that's called a spade a spade. this is illegal. the okay, bill is extremely damaging to mutual trust and respect between you and the u. k. it has created deep uncertainty and cost a shadow over our overall corporation or at the time and respect for international agreements has never been more important. me boca has more in london for britain is using something called a doc trend of necessity, which on the european union, a legal guidance allows countries as to essentially pull out of a legally binding arrangements. if that arrangement is put on ju strain and pressure on a, on a given country, the words all puts the country in grave an imminent peril. britain's foreign officer argues that because of the socio political and economic impacts of the norther

the case could go all the way up to the european court of justice with the u.k.possibly facing a hefty fine. even ending the visa free travel for birds going to the ear. the u.k. and its european neighbors are already at end after the intervened to stop britton reporting -- deporting migrants to you rhonda -- rwanda. soon, this dispute seems almost certain to deepen. >> the united nations refugee agency says russia's invasion of ukraine forced a third of the population to leave their homes. thousands of those who escape the fighting are now searching for the friends and relatives were missing and feared dead. >> over the next few days, they risk their lives three times driving back into the city. in a desperate attempt to find the father of their family. they fear he never made it out. we were driving, there were russians on one side, ukraine is on the other. we were determined to get dead. they fled to a basement, on the data escaped, the shelling was intense and alexander never made it from the basement to the civilian car. we were sure that he knew we would co

european court of human rights and british courts. controversial policies being criticized as being inhumane, and has been legally challenged. fear of pin commission is threatening to take the u. k to the european court of justice. the british government won the scrap of posts for exit agreement on checks on goods arriving in northern ireland. for the you says there's no legal or political justification. thousands of people in east and democratic republic of congo been rallying against under protest is accused through the government of supporting the 23 rebel group. it comes just stays out the m 235 to see support the town. the chinese economies showing signs of partial recovery according to the latest government data duster output in may increased north point 7 percent, slightly more than expected. but retail sales remained week headlines, generation changed now. ah, what does that they've been doing with the money that it's boring? we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in argentina. congress is debating and bill thinking to raise billions of dollars super written for families, hit hard by counting the cost on al jazeera. i think of history of activism is rooted

european court of human rights and british courts. the european commission is threatening to take the u. k to the european court of justice. the british government wants to scrap a post, brag seat a grievance on checking goods. arriving in northern ireland, thousands of people in the east and democratic republic of congo have been rallying against rwanda. protest is accused of the one the government of supporting the m $23.00 rebel group. it comes just days after m $23.00. 5 is seized. the board town. c it's inside story. now stay with us. aah! al jazeera, with every oh. is india's governing party to blame for reports of rising islam. a phobia rights group say attacks against muslims have increased since the b j people howard. so what does growing religious intolerance mean for the future of india? this is inside store. ah, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm hammer, jim john, left homeless for protesting against hate speech in india. that's what dozens of people whose houses have been demolished, say is happening to them. most are muslims. the state government were taught pradesh, maintains the houses were built ill

european court of human rights. the controversial policy has been criticized as being in humane and has been legally challenged. the european commission is threatening to take the u. k to the european court of justice. the british government was to scrap a post brick set agreement on checks on goods arriving in northern ireland. but he says there is no legal or political justification of this. thousands of people in eastern democratic republic congo have been rallying against . wanda protest is accused the london government of supporting the m $23.00 rabble group comes to stays off to m $23.00 fight a seized a border town. more than 25000 people have fled. since the group launched to renewed offensive. as you headlines, the stream is next. ah, algebra. whenever you are. oh. i anthony ok, welcome to the strain today we're focusing on nigeria. i'm increasing number of security concerns around the country from north south, east and west. churchgoers going to church on a sunday and being mowed down by gum and wedding guests at a wedding being abducted the vigilantes roaming certain regions of nigeria. what can be done to my children's feel safer in their own country? that is our conversation to day of

choose between e, you or british trading standards and undermines the jurisdiction of the european court of justice when it comes to trade. disputes of the you is oversee incredibly frustrated and that these very strong language that cooling this bill and legal and unrealistic and have already launch legal action. and there are now even rumors of a looming trade rule and also opposition and peace and a lot of conservative back bench. and he's a very concerned that this bill could be breaking international law. not only that undermining britons image home an abroad. so should the prime minister be optimistic? well, it is unlikely that we're going to see a large scale rebellion from his employees to day considering how recently he won that vote of confidence. but it's not going to be who the death toll is expected to rise after part of an arena collapse during a bull fight in columbia. pleased 4 people were killed in hundreds injured. barbara, congo, reports demand multiple levels if you would and understand it caved in. turning a popular bull running festival into a tragedy. several spectators were

even the european court of justice will no longer have any influence. johnson's fellow party members warn him that unilaterally changing the international treaty would be foolish and probably illegal. e representatives are disappointed and are already threatening punitive measures. the u. k has been in many ways a standard bearer for international law and the protection of international law for many, many years. this is damaging that rep reputation and a very fundamental way. but it's also a new low in terms of the relationship between britain in our lives. the british government has now introduced the bill in parliament, even though it still risks a legal dispute with the you. so v e was threatening legal action over the proposed changes earlier. we spoke with you of your course on a big mos about potential room for compromise. well, those sites keep repeating that they do want a negotiated solution. the u. k are saying, well, we are tabling this odd really, we are continuing to negotiate. and the you also don't really want a trade war because ultimately it's, you know, it's, it's,

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would also end the oversight role of the european court of justice. now the northern ireland protocol was the compromise between johnson under european union to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland after the u. k. left the e. u. and it does so by keeping northern ireland in the single market. while there are checks on goods entering from the rest of the u. k. that's effectively created an iris sci border with inspections and document checks conducted at northern ireland sports. it was also agreed, northern ireland would keep following new customs rules and applies each law on value out attacks or critic say the protocol is causing difficulty for businesses. but supporters say having unique access to both the u. k and you market is benefiting them. and johnson's conservative governments, as the protocol endangers the 1998 good friday peace corps, which put an end to decades of sectarian violence on the island of ireland. pro british unionists in northern ireland. se trade check created as a result of the protocol, cut

the case could go all the way up to the european court of justice with the u. k. possibly facing a hefty fine. and if the british government's proposed bill becomes law, the you could pull several retaliatory leave as such as ending terry free trade going in both directions. suspending fishing rights or even ending 90 day visa, free travel for brits heading to the u. the u. k. and it's european neighbors, all righty, at odds off to the european court of human rights intervene to stop britain deporting migrants to for wanda, leading to coles from some british m piece to ditch the human rights convention altogether. the e u says the doors open for dialogue without it, and soon this dispute seems almost certain to deepen the fuck out to sarah london. the management of plastic waste is one of the wells most urgent environmental challenges. and scientists think they found an answer in a species of worm, jane wolf explained. scientists in australia say this super warm may prove crucial and scaling back some of the damage done by humans who have made a toxic mark on h

and failing to establish inspection post supports the case could go all the way up to the european court of justice with the u. k. possibly facing a hefty fine. and if the british government's proposed bill becomes law, the you could pull several retaliatory leavers such as ending tariff free trade going in both directions. suspending fishing, right, or even ending 90 day visa, free travel for brit heading to the u. the u. k. yet it's european neighbors, all righty at odds after the european court of human rights intervene to stop britain deporting migrants to wander, leading to calls from some british m piece to ditch the human rights convention altogether. the e u says the doors open for dialogue without it, and soon this dispute seems almost certain to deepen the fuck out zera london. the united nations refugee agency says russia invasion of ukraine as forced about a 3rd of the population to leave their homes. thousands of those who escaped the fighting and now searching for their friends and relatives who are missing and fed dead. cha, stratford reports from keith julia ludmilla escaped, the ru

the use action could involve or referring the case to the european court of justice, the u. k. government is already admitted that the new bill would mean that it didn't meet its obligations under international law. but britain argues that an emergency loophole allows it to strike. to scrap post breaks. it checks on goods arriving in northern ireland. lisco live to out 0. ne parker, who's standing by for us in london. he was listening to the whole of that press conference. the press briefing course, we caught the, at the end of it, the need, the u. k. government came to under play this new bill. but as we can see, that's definitely not the view from brussels, with it poised to take legal action. yet as a completely opposing a sets of words and phrases being used to describe this attitude to these proposed changes to the nova line protocol. european commission, clearly not happy about the tool saying that it's a rhodes trust. we've heard from the irish government, obviously very, very keen to know what's happening on its doorstep, saying that this breach is the case internati

and failing to establish inspection, post support the case could go all the way up to the european court of justice with the u. k. possibly facing a hefty fine at if the british government's proposed bill becomes law. the you could pull several retaliatory leavers such as ending tariff free trade going in both directions. suspending fishing rice or even ending 90 day visa, free travel for brit heading to the u. the u. k. yet it's european neighbors. all righty at odds after the european court of human rights intervened to stop britain deporting migrants to wander, leading to calls from some british m piece to ditch the human rights convention altogether. the e u says the doors open for dialogue without it em sued. this dispute seems almost certain to deepen the fuck out 0 london. thousands of people in easton democratic republic of congo have been rally against rolanda and its president polka county. her test is in the city of goma accusing the ruined and government of supporting the n. 23 rebel group. a claim to galle has repeatedly denied it comes just days after and $23.00 fighters seized a key

k to the european court of justice. the british government wants to scrap a post, brings at agreement on checks on goods arriving in northern ireland. the e u says the changes are illegal. so let's cold as fate expect. this is illegal. the ok bill is extremely damaging to mutual trust and respect between the eel and the u. k. it has created deep uncertainty and cast a shadow over our overall corporation. all at the time and respect for international agreements has never been more important. israel, egypt to the european union have signed an energy agreements. the deal will allow israel to send its natural gas to egyptian ports and then to exported to europe. the e is trying to move away from its dependence on russian energy and to ease soaring gas prices. each commission president us lavonda lion said the long term plan would focus on much more than natural gas. the u. k says that it will fight any legal challenges against its policy to send asylum seekers to lawanda. it's 1st deportation. flight on tuesday, didn't get

also when you can remember 2020, that is the court of justice in germany, they went against the european court of justice verdict that the ecb can actually do all of these asset purchases. so they set certain lines. to operate within these lines but also to convince and satisfy markets with their expectation is quite difficult. guy: reto, why do you think, given the fact that the ecb is going to have to do more, are we sticking to 25 basis points in july? christine lagarde continues to talk about it. i'm assuming competence in the ecb will be destroyed if they go 50. 25 is nailed on. is that a mistake? reto: i don't think that it is. maybe it will lead to certain arrangements, or tiny shocks within financial markets, because more has been priced and also certain market participants are expecting to see more. you hear even certain ecb bankers asking for more. but also when you listen to lagarde today, but also last week here in switzerland at the panel, they were pretty clear that the governing council really wants to have this 25 pips as a first hike, as a start, then they might be more.

however, according to the court, the company’s activities are critical for filling the budget and the development of russia in relations. thus, the european court of justiceectly recognized that the purpose of the sanctions against rosneft is to cause no damage to the russian economy and its citizens, that the infliction of such damage is permissible and lawful, if it meets the foreign policy goals, we have, as a result, we have witnessed the creation. the united states and the european union an extremely simplified scheme for bringing virtually any person under sanctions no collection of any evidence and justifications for the sanction is required it is introduced on far-fetched grounds there is no adequate motivation there are obvious errors direct falsifications in the assessment of actual circumstances, as a rule for sanctions are unlawfully used by fabricated reports of controlled media. it can be stated that the concept of the presumption of innocence, introduced in roman law in the third century, has now been destroyed ; everyone against whom sanctions are declared is initially guilty without any reason, which justifies any illegal actions. uh, for

k to the european court of justice. the government wants to scrap a post, sprang disagreement on checks on goods arriving in northern ireland. but the, you says there's no legal or political justification for britain to unilaterally change and international agreement. so let's called as faith as faith. this is illegal. the ok bill is extremely damaging to mutual trust and respect between the e u and the u. k. it has created deep uncertainty and cast a shadow over our overall corporation or at the time and respect for international agreements has never been more importance on the market, joins us from london. so 1st of all, nave is this brickman shepherd, as it looked like the 2 sides are really having to court i civic ought to say right now that serve both sides of taking this legal challenge very, very seriously. indeed, the european commission, they are clearly not mincing. there was calling a spade a spade, said the vice president of the commission saying that this unilateral decision by the united kingdom was nothin

european commission, not everyone agrees with the decision of its head, at least two european commissioners as an argument against the unfreezing of funds is the fact that 20 more judgments of the european court of justiceo ignore the committee on freedoms with it, it requires legal advice and online debate, it sacrifices the rule of law, it does not insist on fulfilling even the conditions that it repeatedly said the polish authorities do not abolish the disciplinary chamber, but only rename it. this is a fake reform. we don't know where the money goes and whether it will end up where it goes, because that the justice system in poland is collapsed, as they say on the sidelines, sending money will unlock, finally, a pan-european law on a single minimum corporate tax, which poland, offended by the freezing of funds, stubbornly vetoed. in addition, this step will drive an even greater wedge between poland and hungary, which funds for restoration are still not given. well , budapest has not been left in debt after the announcement of oil embargo exemptions. at the summit. he did not give everyone the last 2 days to sign the agreed sixth package of sanctions. the eu countries were again forced to meet today

and failing to establish inspection post supports the case could go all the way up to the european court of justice with the u. k. possibly facing a hefty fine. and if the british government's proposed bill becomes law, the you could pull several retaliatory leavers such as ending tariff free trade going in both directions. suspending fishing rights or even ending 90 day visa free travel for brit heading to the u. the u. k. and it's european neighbors, all righty at odds after the european court of human rights intervened to stop britain deporting migrants to wander, leading to calls from some british m piece to ditch the human rights convention altogether. the e u says the doors open for dialogue without it, and sued. this dispute seems almost certain to deepen. the falcon al jazeera london now the u. s. has announced an additional $1000000000.00 worth of military aid for ukraine. it's the largest package of weapons and military equipment that washington is provided to key. if so far, the u. s. is also played another $225000000.00 worth of monetary assistance to the worth. one country us defense s

the case could go all the way up to the european court of justice with the u. k. possibly facing a hefty fine at if the british government's proposed bill becomes law. the you could pull several retaliatory leavers such as ending tariff free trade going in both directions. suspending fishing, right, or even ending 90 day visa, free travel for brit heading to the u. the u. k. it's european neighbors or radiate odds after the european court of human rights intervene to stop britain deporting migrants to wander, leading to calls from some british, i'm peace to ditch the human rights convention altogether. the e u says the doors open for dialogue without it, and soon this dispute seems almost certain to deepen the fuck out 0 london. the case as it will fight any legal challenges to its plan to send us. i am seeking to rwanda just one day after the 1st deportation flight failed to take off. the flight was abandoned after last minute intervention by the european court of human rights. and british courts to 7 people were shadowed to be on board, but their deportations

choose between e u or british trading standards and on the mines, the jurisdiction of the european court of justice when it comes to trade disputes. so it really depends on who you speak to as to whacking out who this bill is going to benefit. the government is saying that the protocol as it is, is totally unsuitable. it's unworkable. it is frustrating exports for all england to northern ireland and making some products like medicines, unavailable because of the bureaucratic red tape. now they say they tried to negotiate with the e u, but have hit a brick wall. and while they don't want to take this unilateral decision, they feel like it's the only option. and crucially, it is stopping the functioning of that power sharing government in on and as you explained. but if you took off businesses and the people of northern ireland is pollsters have done 74 percent of them say they're happy with the protocol as it is . and they say, well, we realize it's flawed. we believe that the problems can be ironed out and mutual agreement between the u. k and the e. u of e. u is oversee incredibly frustrated and t

choose between e, you or british trading standards and undermines the jurisdiction of the european court of justice when it comes to trade. disputes a, b, e u is obviously incredibly frustrated and these very strong language that calling this bill and legal and unrealistic and have already lot legal action. and there are now even rumors of a looming trade rule and also opposition m. p 's and a lot of conservative back bench. and he's a very concerned that this bill could be breaking international law. not only that undermining britons imaged at home and abroad. so should the prime minister be optimistic? well, it is unlikely that we're going to see a large scale rebellion from his m keys today, considering how recently he won that vote of confidence, but it's not going to be fully still ahead. on the al jazeera news, our report from ecuador were indigenous protesters of kidnapped dozens of soldiers during the past 2 weeks. going dark, why people in tokyo or be asked to save electricity in sports, peter will be here to look ahead to the women's roles. number one's chances at wimbledon. ah, then the

with the russian flag the day before, the court rejected the appeal for a measure of restraint, alexander's mother in search of justice intends to go to the europeanan rights, her son is accused of justifying the genocide of crimes against the humanity of the world and military action. under this article, dubega threatens up to five years in prison and rejected. that is, neurosections were set, i wanted to believe, generally sound. the point is , in truth, in some situation with a tv, it’s generally on the head of the speech of the authorities of 74 rome. hall here sounded such things that you smoke, in which he studies. it turns out that in moscow, razumovsky college, they grow future fsb officers, that the chicken is supposedly a cadet, that they are, however, supposedly we have alexander in general , the future fsb agent turns out, then the documents will all go to the european court of human rights. four people died in an accident with a minibus in the krasnodar territory, all passengers were injured. among them, there are also minors, the minibus was heading to the temryuk, the driver, according to preliminary data, lost control of the car, t

with the russian flag the day before, the court rejected the appeal for a measure of restraint, alexander's mother in search of justice intends to go to the european court. by human rights. her son is accused of justification of genocide, crimes against humanity of the world and military actions. under this article, oak anchor faces up to five years in prison. this morning, a large fire was extinguished in the center of tyumen, the administrative building of the local motor depot caught fire. the area of ​​the fire was more than one and a half thousand square meters. a chuck was on the roof by this minute the fire was localized on the spot 20 pieces of equipment are working in order 70 firefighters average dead casualties were not reported from the motor depot about 13 were evacuated cars, another 30 cars rolled out of the box. the forest fire service extinguished 15 natural foci in a day, now 133 hectares of forest are burning in the country. this is 160 times less than at the beginning of the week. the largest area. e, burning was recorded in yakutia, there are two fires on the territory of 34 hectares the day before, due to careless handling of

russian think tank isfara truce ceasefire, as its name translates, is reported that not the european court of justiceuman rights are not in a position to appoint reparations on the scale in the near future, this is a quote that is also required. it is impossible to determine an institution that could to award russia the payment of compensation in absentia answered the tanker sheet, russian foreign minister lavrov in an interview with the bbc suggested that his british colleagues threaten to bring russia to its knees to try to do it almost as boorish as johnson or the so -called diplomat-tras behaved during the interview and the interviewer . steve rosenberg lavrov several times had to put e, a journalist in the place of one of the interview topics. lavrov was the fate of two other soldiers of fortune from the uk, which the dpr had already been sentenced to death. lavrov explained that interested in international law, not the eyes of the west and what is obvious in them, hinting at a huge log that the us and its satellites do not notice. but they carefully look for straws in other people's eyes. a bun

able to choose whether they adhere to you or you take good standers and limit the power of the european court justice when it comes to trade, arbitration disputes. now foreign secretary list trust says they're not ripping up the protocol, but they are changing elements of it. but that's not how the view sees it. they see this protocol as being and shrine and international law. and they say that this bill is going to break trust between the 2 sides, and they could see retaliatory measures in the form of trade restrictions. there's also been anger from opposition, m p 's here and some conservative m p 's. who say that by breaking international law, this bill could undermine everything that britain stands for in northern ireland to majority of n p's and the government that signed a letter calling this legislation reckless and saying it should not be done in their name because they say majority of businesses and people in northern ireland, all essentially happy with the protocols. they recognize there are flaws, but believe that most of them can be ironed out at the moment. it's looking like boys, johnso

even the european court of human rights, the international justice course court, they have all closed, their eyes done. but you know, between her field, thousands and thousands of claims against ukraine during all these 8 years of war. and none of them, none of them was even treated crystal, just a word on yourself. if you live and on bus, you've worked there for many years. you moved from france. how is it there for you right now? right now, it's really hard. we were under you chilling in petoskey, district of done yet. we were so under huge shilling for more than 5 hours. we stayed in the basement for 5 hours. we civilians. i have to say that yesterday was really frightening because the shilling was during almost a whole day and was really striking. almost all the districts don't. yes, crystal, nene, or fighting has been raging in the heavily embattled on key city of severed and yet can the luke ganske republic pro russian forces say the last that bridge that connected the no encircled ukrainian army, there has been destroyed, entrapping those troops. ukrainian authorities accused r