the board of the foreign press association in israel and the palestinian territories has condemned the rate of saying it's quote, signals a shift away from democratic values for the i'm going to have that as well. people boot is the director general of reporters with our borders earlier we asked him what's behind his rails that shut down of ultra 0 is office in ramallah. i think what we have to question is, uh, the, the will of the israeli authorities to have specific lower than specific regression start using the channel. the shuttle is one of the most seen within the region and it has an impact. this is a channel that a, he's well known for its reports, which are um, you know, numerous accurate and art and in 9 with the international standards of journalism. so i'm trying to dp and the 0 as a proof. i got an outlet as a tourism group is a technique in order to silence a drones and warranty of that name. as trolanda has a new president elect a nora camara. this a nayika has claimed victory after winning just over 42 percent. in saturday's election. the incumbent at ronnie wick reminis

the occupation with foreign press association express concern and is cooling on these ready government to reconsider its actions. it's warning that restricting foreign report isn't causing news channels as a move away from democratic values. on the salute is lot for us in amman because these really government has also banned. they'll just arrow from reporting from within is rilen. and what's the attorney government actually been saying about the right in the closure on desert as offices in ramallah hasn't given any explanation at all as to why it's done. so a fully explanation for me is really government was actually given several months ago when they passed this log back in april with these really parliament known as the can. it said, but earlier today we did get some government reaction from the countries communications minister, shlomo, cod, hugh, who eventually rather did spearhead this decision back in april the he's the one who wrote the bill. he's the one who brought it to be is really parliament. he released to post on ex, formerly known as twitter, saying that as promised, and

the foreign press association expressed concern and it's calling on these reading government to reconsider his actions is wanting that restricting foreign reporters on closing news channels as a move away from democratic values. to dawson's deputy general secretary of the international federation of journalist, he says, this is part of his ready policy to suppress free reporting and any kind of criticism. so this is actually actually shocking. i mean, it kind of comes as part of the long drawn out policy to try and stop free reporting. there's been no dentist have been locked out of the gaza strip. there's obviously been terrible, terrible targeting of doing this thing. gaza. there's been suppression of critical media within israel and the attempt to stop out to the air from quoting h h h. atrocious on so many levels. atrocious. that the idea did this within the area of the west bank, which is not supposed to be policed by them. until it's atrocious. i sent home about troops to deal with den list. you have nothing but microphones and notebooks that's clearly designed to terrify people. whi

the foreign press association has expressed concern over the escalation and is cooling on these ready governments to reconsider its actions. it's wanting that restricting foreign proposes in closing news channels is a shift away from democratic values from on this, which are now by cyprus, rossi who is live in amman because he is ready. government has also banned ultra 0 from a poor thing within israel. and as i will see, is there any government saying about the right on the closure and closure on desert as offices in vermont swell? israel's communication minister, slomo guthrie made a statement on social media in which you said after much pressure as we promised this morning. the security forces rated out 0 is main offices in our bureau. in ramallah, you described it as a mouth piece of how mazda has bowler and said that we will continue to fight in the enemy channels and ensure the safety of our fighters. now the statement really reflects of something straight out of israel's play book. you unfairly accuse journalist of incitement, you unfairly associate them with the arm groups on

the occupation the foreign press association expressed concern and is cooling on the it's really government to reconsider its actions. it's wondering that restricting foreign report isn't closing news channels. there's a move away from democratic values from all on the same best probably is lot for us in the mind because the israeli government has also banned al jazeera from reporting within israel, saying, we'll see, is there any government actually been saying about this? right? and the closure, we're all know just there is offices in ramallah, hasn't offered any explanation as to why as well. no explanation has been given, but it is clear, it is because israel is really struggling to control the narrative. its own government to set over and over again. is that it is losing the narrative war as well as should be after a year of what has been described as ethnic cleansing, the palestinians, and genocide. i will reach you a statement made by this real communication minister after much pressure. and as we promised this morning, the security forces rated old is here as main offices, referring

... on behalf of the un correspondent association for this press conference, it's valeria robeco from ansa newswire, so my question is on ukraine, yesterday foreignister, former former president trump met with president zelensky and promised that if you will be elected, if you will win the election in november is going to get the war resolved quickly, and so what's your comment on this? military bases in crimea, on the sea of ​​azov, and to place their weapons there that would threaten the russian federation, we could not allow this, but the main thing is not even this, although the security of the state is always important, security is needed not as some kind of abstraction, but as something that is necessary for people, ordinary people, now when the secretary general, his representative for communication with you. there is the most important thing for me in this charter and apparently all the founders considered also considered, since in the very first the article proclaims the need to respect the rights of every person, regardless of race, gender, language and religion. our western colleagues, who for any reason without any reason, put human r

foreign adoptions. according to "the associated press", u.s. families adopted over 80,000 children from china. the most from any foreign country. beijing's announcement comes amid falling birthrates across china. the ban raises complicated questions for hundreds of families in the u.s. who are in the process of adopting. >> you know, because we talked about it before but let's underline it right here, there is a massive demographic crisis going on in china. 1979, they began their one child policy. trying to bring down the population. it has gone too far, and now, again, they're dealing with a demographic time bomb that's starting to go off. >> yeah. >>> now to this big drop in the number of teenagers who use e e-cigarettes. vaping among middle and high school students is at the lowest level in a decade according to data from the cdc and fda. the drop comes as the government continues to crack down on retailers and suppliers who target teens. >>> and a winning ticket could earn someone around $740 million in tonight's mega millions lottery. it's one of the biggest jackpots in the game's history.

an example of real interference by a foreign country in our election, not the russian-related phony bullshit that has been fed to me for years. the associated press said that kamala haris and the democratic party are trying to use the conflict in ukraine to sway the side of americans with polish roots. we are talking about the most important voters in the swing states, because it is there that the outcome of the presidential election will be determined. as the agency notes, harris hopes to benefit from the historical hostility of poles to russia. kamala harris's candidacy for president was also supported by more than 100 former american officials and republicans. they called her principled, serious, firm , and noted that this is the kind of leader they would like to see in power. in the meantime, it will be immediate eu aid in connection with the floods, said interior minister tomasz simonik. anna boronina will continue the topic. broken streets, demolished houses, destroyed bridges and overturned cars. this flood in poland is called the worst in the last 30 years, but residents are concerned not so much about the scale as about the lack of aid.

this is real foreign interference in our elections, not the russian-related phony bullshit that was being thrown at me in for many years. the associated press, meanwhile, said that kamala harris and the democratic party are trying to use the conflict in ukraine to win over americans with polish roots, we are talking about the most important voters in the swing states, because this is where the outcome of the presidential election will be determined, as the agency notes, harris hopes to benefit from the historical hostility of poles to russia, kamala harris's candidacy for president has also been supported by more than 100 former american officials and republicans, called her principled, serious, firm, and noted that this is the kind of leader they would like to see in power. let's talk about the weather, perhaps, european countries continue to suffer from floods, while russia is stamping out heat records one after another. well , let's talk in more detail about such weather swings with the leading specialist of the foba center with evgeny teshkovets. evgeny, welcome. will cyclone boris, which drowned europe, break through to us, and how lon

more countries, and the association itself is becoming one of the locomotives of the multipolar world. this is the statement made by russian foreign minister sergey lavrov at a pressference following negotiations with the egyptian. without experiencing any dependence on those who decided to make a weapon out of the dollar and the euro, no one wants to find themselves in such a situation and everyone understands that... that anyone can find themselves under american and other western sanctions. thousands of people today took to the streets of brussels, protesting against planned closure of the audi plant. demonstrators reached the european parliament, demanding to stop the process of transferring production to third countries, including mexico and china. the audi plant currently employs more than 300 people, the decision to suspend work partially or even completely, the management made against the backdrop of an acute energy crisis, its reason is that the eu has sharply reduced energy purchases in russia, because of this, the largest european automakers, such as bmw, mercedes and volkswagen, use only half of their capacity, and are also forced to curtail their prod

foreign policy committee, oleksandr, joins our broadcast. i welcome you, thank you, thank you for the invitation. oleksandr, what does the reaction of donald trump, as reported by the associated pressdicate not to meet, a desire not to meet him, or rather, not a desire to meet with volodymyr zelensky? well, first of all, this indicates that, i think it is quite natural, maybe in some sense, the intensification of the political struggle on the eve of the presidential elections, and the closer we are to... the date of these elections, the more acute the rhetoric of the candidates and the struggle will be, and one must understand this and be very patient and delicate in these matters, because, well, especially that what does it mean to be patient, wait, wait, what does it mean to be patient, zelensky should stay in the states and wait, be patient, until donald trump agrees to a meeting, there is already limited time, and this was somehow planned in advance, no, it is meant that we have to wait of the united states election results. and to work already when the time comes, when the new president or president will be sworn in , to work already with the new president or president, that i

to strip, as i want to point to something different press. association said many months ago in, in a statement saying that it is appalling. the foreign journal, it cannot be led into the gaza strip and is we've the says nation to believe that what disease rarely occupation not want the world to think on their coverage in gaza. these really have not allowed anyone into the god district for coverage of a war and is largely considered as a genocide of the palestinian people. and if you do go to gaza, it is on a very limited is really military in bed, where they show you what they want to show you. and they tell you about their children in a certain area. but of course, we know that is real military achievement. it goals of the war. none of them have been accomplished. none of, of the things the agenda items, but nothing y'all, what his government set out to achieve from the beginning of the war. none of those goals have been reached nearly a year, and so the war with more than 41000 people has been killed in the carnage in the massacres. we see every single day. so no journalists are not allowed in gaza and they haven't been since the b

associated press was rightly called out. david markus wrote a piece. and while harris won't answer questions about domestic or foreignolicy at this point, she loves doritos. we know that. her recipe for the bathtub collard greens is right out there. thanks to her press pool that's transparency. all of that from that article. look, i like a little lightness, a little light heartedness. it is time to get serious. when trump was in office we were signing peace accords in the middle east. now two wars have broken out because israel has one on their northern border and also in gaza after being attacked by savages of hamas. what are her policies? you said you could articulate them. i have no doubt you can. you are super bright. why can't she? >> i think she can and has and that's why the american people responded at least intellectually dishonest for you to say i can't articulate her policies. >> you said she didn't co-sponsor the green new deal when she did. >> you can talk about former president trump on things that matter to the american people like reproductive freedom. like taking care of our resources and the fact of

diplomacy, religion in 19th century american foreign relations this year by, cornell university press, the book's author emily conroy-krutz, is an associateor history at michigan state university. she is a historian of the global history, the 19th set of 19th century america. in addition, missionary diplomacy. emily is, the author of christian imperialism converting the world in the early america. that is one of my favorite books of all times. i thought until this i did it in very nice job, emily. and she is also the coeditor of a book that came out last year the early imperial republic from the american revolution to the us mexican mexican war. here. i want to take a quick word because. the difficulty for me as chair today is that job is to get everybody else to talk, including you all. but if you don't mind, just indulge me for a second to give you just a quick word. this i did. i just want to give a quick word about the book and its author i found this book to be compelling, particularly in its storytelling about diplomatic impact of some extra human beings of whom of us know little. the book's author, emily lee. in addition to being a

association of vodokanals on our air tomorrow as well there will be an extended press conference of representatives of the ukrainian kyiv authorities, and there is also a statement from the ministry of foreign you see, britain, france and germany are canceling, let's say, closing the sky with iran, and, well, air travel, in the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine stated that kyiv is considering the possibility of breaking off diplomatic relations with iran, well, indeed , iran played its part, as they say, and caused so much trouble in ukraine with these shaheds, and now it has also transferred, transferred ballistic missiles, which, as mr. roman bezsmertnyi said, can be very dangerous , talks about the fact that he does not have enough grain, i think that there is not enough conscience here, first of all and generally an ordinary human one. but sometimes you want to take more, you also lose what you had, i wish this to those who handed over the ballistic missiles that will be directed against ukraine. thank you for that were with you until tomorrow, well literally in a few moments, the verdict program with serhii rudenko, stay with us and watch espresso. good evening, we are from ukrain

foreign policy acts as president will make it a china-related event. >> the personal connection there, doing wilmington. the white house limiting press access to the summit. we at the white house correspondence associatione wall street journal," thank you, as always. we'll talk soon. >>> up next here, house democrats are set to hold a hearing next week on project 2025 and the potential impact of the far-right policies should they be adopted by the next president. we'll go over what to expect. >>> then coming up on "morning joe," we'll bring you live reporting from raleigh as the republican nominee for governor of north carolina faces significant backlash over a report exposing him for inflammatory comments posted online years ago. what he is now saying about it, and how it could affect the race. >>> plus, democratic senators raphael warnock of georgia and chris coons of delaware will be our guests. >>> "morning joe" just a few moments away. (whispered) vanilla and shea. 24/7 moisturization with vitamin b3. (knock on the door) are you using all the old spice? oops. ♪ (old spice mnemonic) ♪ ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a lif