and it's really interesting because, the frontier, as many of us may know the most kind of celebrated paradigm of american historical development, the significance of the frontier, the essay by frederick jackson turner in 1890, delivered at the american historical association of 1892 and published shortly thereafter, is the most famous essay not just in american history, but many scholars. it the most famous historical essay ever written that identify as the kind of generative kind of thesis of american historical development that sees american history forming, not in centralized. sometimes hierarchical, urban environments, but these frontier communities where a way from the constraints of a centralized religious or political or economic authority individualism can kind of form. and so the kind of celebratory kind of history of frontier america is one of the most, if not the most kind of emblematic paradigms for. understanding the american spirit or the growth of american and the term frontier has is my colleague patrick patrick spero has written in a book that is heavily influential

sean: "russian frontier" doesn't just deliver pro-russian news. it's also used to settle scores.former australian diplomat and russia intelligence analyst, kyle wilson, become a target of "russian frontier." kyle wilson: its content tends to be extremist. it makes a practice of identifying people who disagree with it as "enemies." it calls them "enemies of russia." sean: wilson had written about boikov's pro-russian influence activities in australia, infuriating boikov. simeon: [speaking foreign language] sean: the next edition of "russian frontier" branded wilson's article "racist" and called him an "anti-russian conspiracy theorist." in a video posted to social media, boikov joked about a meme he'd published of putin with the line, "funny guy, i kill you last," next to a photo of wilson. simeon: "funny guy, i kill you last." ha-ha-ha-ha. [speaking foreign language] kyle: the abuse, the vituperation, the questioning of my motives, the impugning of my integrity by implying that i had been commissioned to write the article and had been paid by someone, well, these are familiar tac

if the russia has no frontier, then the russian civilization has even less frontiers. what does your interpretation of the boy with this and frontiers of pressure? you know, i said this for the 1st time talking was on of the former, the united states presidents in the either of my residents. i was saying these jokingly, of course, as we were looking at the map of the russian federation, we're all know repeat that trasha is still the world's largest country in terms of church street. just using my computer's taking most seriously. and the 1st of all, i just, we're talking about the civilization to leave things. there are numerous russian can patriots in the world, the russian world. he's a global phenomenon. and the russian language is one of the official language itself of the united nations, even in we had the meeting with the latin american problem in periods. and we learned that there are $300000.00 prussian compatriots and less than america. several, many compatriots and all the other regency navy in africa, in north america, everywhere. and you're speaking all ser

the french organization médecins sans frontières has written on its user page on the x social networkn by israel. we are horrified by the bombing of a hospital in gaza city where patients were being treated and refugees were sheltered. according to local officials , you can see hundreds of pictures in front of the french embassy . we are now in tehran. currently, public gatherings are being held simultaneously in front of the french embassy and in palestine square to condemn the zionist regime's attack on al-mohamedani hospital, but the ministry of foreign affairs of saudi arabia has also reacted to the crime of the zionist regime in the gaza strip in a statement by the ministry of foreign affairs. saudi arabia has come to condemn in the strongest terms the terrible crimes committed by the israeli occupying forces in benbaran al-mohammedanani hospital in gaza. in the continuation of this statement, riyadh categorically condemned this brutal aggression which is a flagrant violation of all international laws and standards, including international laws. this is a dangerous evolution of t

artillery there is simply no village. that's how we live, in such conditions the fighters of the frontier brigade held back the russians for three months in order to capture the city, the enemy burned quarter by quarter, this is how the burnt city looks from the sky. in the burnt houses, the fighters held defense even when the enemy was 50 meters away. the radio station told us that there were 40 fighters in the yard ahead of us. akhmat kadyrovsky fired at us with rpgs from a machine gun, he sent volleys at us, we retaliated, i fired from a machine gun, after the next corner, i ran out first, and the barrels were immediately aimed at me, and i had already thought everything, well, the end, not to say the wrong thing in the back, well, not to surrender, but luckily it was our... scouts who saved us, i have nightmares after that, even now, every dream starts the same, we are on the defensive, and the end is as usual, we are just being fought by the ring. and after that i stop. it was then that in the battles of zarubizhnye, young scouts gained tremendous experience, which later helped in th

you kind of understand why they call it "the last frontier". you can't really go further than baranof island. it is what you imagine alaska to be. kilometers, and kilometers, and kilometers of forest. there are very little paved roads here. you don't spend much time in your car, but you spend a lot of time on your boat. there's a very strong subsistence culture here. people fish, they hunt, they live off the ocean, of what the land gives them. there's a very, very strong connection between the people here and wildlife. it's certainly a heritage from the tlingit, the alaska natives. if we look around, it seems like time has stopped and nature took over. that's what life is all about here, on baranof island. (john straley) we are in the archipelago of southeastern alaska, on baranof island in sitka, alaska. i love the fact that we live on a contiguous temperate rainforest. and i believe that it's one of the last great treasures on earth. (sophie fouron) john straley. poet and author, the untamed nature in alaksa have inspired both his poetry and

are operating on the ground. medicine are frontier are operating on the ground-— medicine are frontierafghanistan is in the middle of a — on the ground. afghanistan is in the middle of a humanitarian _ on the ground. afghanistan is in the middle of a humanitarian crisis - on the ground. afghanistan is in the middle of a humanitarian crisis for l middle of a humanitarian crisis for getting aid in already remains a challenge? irate getting aid in already remains a challenge?— getting aid in already remains a challenue? ~ . , ., , challenge? we have been to these areas several _ challenge? we have been to these areas several times, _ challenge? we have been to these areas several times, areas - challenge? we have been to these areas several times, areas of- areas several times, areas of poverty and hunger, the area has suffered drought in successive years and now to be hit by an earthquake on this scale is just another devastating blow. as far as the afghanistan appeal for even the un is massively underfunded so there is not sufficient money going in. they have had to cut eight to about 1

the company explained that frontier a.i.odels will exceed the capabilities found in today's most advanced models. it said these systems have the potential to benefit all of humanity but also pose increasingly severe risks. open a.i. said it is necessary to understand the dangers that highly capable a.i. systems can pose when they are abused and how they might be used if stolen. >>> ford motor says a recent strike will cost the company $1.3 billion for this year, affecting its earnings. the u.s. auto maker says earnings in the july to september period still reverses a net loss recorded a year earlier, but it also said the strike by the united auto workers union has led to lost production of about 80,000 vehicles this year. the company also withdraw its operating results guidance for all of 2023. the strike started on september 15th. ford reached a tentative agreement with the union on wednesday. the deal includes a wage hike of 25% over the next 4 1/2 years. >>> let's have a look at the markets. >>> and from the "newsline biz

he's also trying to promote regional frontier. and he today said that now the condemnations are not enough. we need to take the sleep, go to the concrete steps to solve this issue. to put together some kind of a of a walkable plan. i see the to k is proposing that it act as some sort of guarantor of how this like, how would that, what can be mostly just was criticize harsh to criticize the united nations as well . saying that it is inactive, it's not properly functioning anymore. so that's why she has lost his hopes in the united nation, and she's proposing a new alternative gulf, an organization and a mechanism, a new mechanism that international and regional actors are involved and says a tricky is ready to do whatever is needed politically. and militarily, also to be in that mechanism and to be the guarantor on the kind of seeing inside. and if anyone from the wasn't company wants to be, they get a total of his route. they're welcome to the truck is ready to be to get into or palestine me to totally and particular. i think that

a target. military attack by the united states military on the medecines sans frontiere or the msf hospital resulted in numerous casualties and raised questions on the rules of engagement in armed conflicts. it stands as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of foreign military invasions and occupation of countries. here is a review of that incident in anout show. the 2015 us attack on the msf hospital in kunduz underscored the inherent challenges of conducting military operations in densely populated areas and the crucial need for clear rules of engagement to protect civilian infrastructure. the incident also highlighted the importance of robust mechanisms for independent investigations and accountability to prevent such tragedies and uphold international humanitarian law. in the we hours of october 3rd 2015, as people in their homes and patients in the msf hospital in kundus were asleep, a united states air force ac-130 you gun ship open fire on the hospital. a total of two. 111 shells were fired, 42 people were killed including medical staff and patients and many others were i

international community, a targeted military attack by the united states military on the medecines sans frontieremsf hospital resulted in numerous casualties and raised questions on the rules of engagement in armed conflicts, it stands as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of foreign military invasions and occupation of countries. here is a review of that incident in a nutshell. the 2015 us attack on the msf hospital in kunduz underscored the inherent challenges of conducting military operations in densely populated areas and the crucial need for clear rules of engagements to protect civilian infrastructure. the incidents also highlighted the importance of robust. mechanisms for independent investigations and accountability to prevent such tragedies and uphold international humanitarian law. in the we hours of october 3rd, 2015, as people in their homes and patients in the msf hospital in kundus were asleep, a united states air force ac-130 you gun ship open fire on the hospital. a total of 211 shells were fired, 42 people were killed including medical. staff and patients and many o

but on the frontier near the surrounding thing to the bus, and it's really good, but i'll see if there's one year old sir, i'm not only, but of course me live, sit there, and she, she'll go clippers see pretty much those came in as a dependent on the post for sure, because i mean, you know, in the thirty's, better us and our rights were at that point because of a lot of the okay. and so when you pull chose food mentioned the lumen stuff, that's not pacific virginia. and some of the initiative roommates which has the glass and they're supposed to give it to you for a typical us fluid. we'll put it up and running as medical conditions will pretend you can afford it. so the 3rd thing you need to show you is that includes what but, but that's a pretty, th, it is this, you have some 3 criteria for all the spring and board. so i'm not sure it says ready, wonderful as well. so 3 someone flesh and seems pretty much in the loop. so thanks for meeting is i still try to new pleasure though. but the thing is, i mean, you know, it's a part of the claim i know the shipper to me cause 2 guys are still

frontier talked about operational challenges. budget airlines are heavily weighted toward lower income consumers, though. whereas the larger airlines tend to have more exposure to premium customers. maybe spirit and frontier can't tell the full story. but we also heard from american airlines. we get a call on that every week. who despite raising guidance on available seat growth lowered their forecast to total revenue per available seat mile as well as cutting their operating margin and earnings per share guidance. american blamed fuel costs. fair enough. the one airline that we're really interested in, though, is delta. this has long been my favorite. since 1982 i started recommending if you wanted an airline stock you had to do delta. last month delta preannounced third quarter results in an industry conference. they actually raised the mid-point of their forecast in revenue and revenue per available seat mile but they also cut their earnings guidance thanks to fuel costs. in response the stock tumbled 9% through the preannounc

international community, a targeted military attack by the united states military on the medecines sans frontiere or the msf hospital resulted in numerous casualties and raised questions on the rules of engagement in armed conflicts, it stands as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of foreign military invasions and occupation of countries. here is a review of that incident in nut show. we have in front of us two images, the image of the palestinian resistance, the noble palestinian resistance, the honorable palestinian resistance, whose fighters are sacrificing for the sake of liberating palestine and place which is the visiting place of the prophet and the second. jewish women and the children and how we saw that they were 5,000 people in the harshest circumstances and they are courageous, they are sacrificing, they are steadfast and they are ready and trust in god. be victory and what they want is either marker or victory, this is one image, the image of palestine, resistance of palestine, the other image that we have, of this israeli entity, this criminal and entity and regime tha

heavy deployment of us warships in the region have taken positions close to the besieged strips frontiersr planes continue to indiscriminately pound gaza. the regime, however keeps delaying the ground invasion, citing the need to enhance the readiness of its forces and the issue of the captives. however, informed sources have told press tv that israeli forces have actually tried a ground offensive, and that twice. the first try happened on sunday afternoon as an israeli brigade was ambushed by palestinian resistance forces. when trying to enter gaza's rafah border. two bulldozers and a tank belonging to the regime were hit and some 10 tanks were left as the israeli soldiers fled for their lives. the second failed ground invasion, press tv source said, happened hours later on sunday night. this time more than 20 israeli tanks were repelled on the way to khan yunis. the regime's military later reported that one soldier was killed and three were injured by an anti-. tank missile shot by hamas during raid into the gaza strip. the khassam brigades, the armed wing of hamas, announce later its t

that the rough of crossing between gauze and egypt will be open on sunday into and i've done the frontier as cc. it has requests a security guarantees, the delivery of humanitarian aid to policies in the region. cairo has already despised calling loads of emergency supplies to dawes, which will blow up was, why is very pulse is made. while he gets president has called is with a tax on the collective punishment of $2300000.00 people. egypt isn't for the refusing to admit the refugees, including foreign residents until emergency supplies allowed in $0.95, including some with jewels citizenship. i'm for nationalities, a waiting for the 2 countries to allow them permission to exit the ad plus the jefferson buddha. we have from some of the levels that he told us about the high rolling experiences really do us. i but it's really despite having a swedish passport, i attempted to get through the crossing board and 3 times to know that i don't have a house to go back to after being shelves. israel is deprived of compassion and morality that are showing us from all sides on a daily basis. as we can

now the supervisor, n g o, as i look at them uh, frontiers square kilometer area which is off limits to anyone, but the corporate to the frontier guy lives in the women who live in gathering shane us in this area won't allow their husbands or any other people to come in here, i'm trying to chrome just went to the web posting, forgot to me to, oh, plan is to certify the largest possible area as a bio diversity zone. nothing's only business is love that will help us to more effectively protect this land. and enable it's restoration to pull up and my provider. so what i will call you to the shade trees, bring us respect and in return we protect them. now the villages respect us and value our work. it's walk that not only protects the forest, but also helps women and their families, proof that environmental protection can benefit everyone. staying on the topic of agriculture, we know head over to run to some they goals, make walk a lot easier. bought the engines are often mailed out, pollute. we exhaust fuse. so is don't really progress a good cause to ascend dropped was as it stands, th

the continuing trauma on this side of the frontier.g the humanitarian crisis inside gaza, is getting much worse, with food, water and medicine about to run out. the hospitals are being overwhelmed. more than 6,000 people have been injured in air strikes. but israel says its blockade on the gaza strip will continue until israeli hostages seized on saturday are freed. jon donnison reports. across gaza, whole neighbourhoods are being flattened. israel says these are precision strikes against hamas. for palestinians, it doesn't feel that way. and they are defiant. "i will never leave here", he says. "here i am, pulled from under the rubble." outside the main shifa hospital in gaza city, bodies are lined up. the health system is overwhelmed, short on medicines and running out of fuel to provide power. hospitals are also one of the few relatively safe places. in the grounds outside, the displaced are setting up makeshift camps. "we are sleeping here with the bombing above us," 15—year—old mohammed says. "i hope the world will have mercy." so

plan new frontiers were created. the what we now know was, the goal is a strip was occupied by egypt and east jerusalem and the westbound held by jordan during the 1967 who is well occupied these territories. forcing the un security council to weigh in. the resolution calls for the withdrawal of israeli troops from the occupied territories. acknowledges the claim of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and political independence of every state in the region. and calls on the un security general toll points, an envoy to facilitate an acceptable solution to the conflict. then in 1974, following yet another rule, the un general assembly, we found the rights of palestinians. it took more than 14 years before a palestinian states was proclaimed as a meeting in algeria, up to 1994, the palestinian liberation organization. the piano moved in eggs off until the goal is a gera, so agreement. so the withdrawal of israeli troops from those areas, it was a follow up to be also a court and agreement between israel. i'm the p l o t

it's broken up into the frontier nigeria and human rights activists. lou egret has visited gun biographer, his research for years. he's been fighting the persecution of which is through i would have for eco and urgent governments to protect the victims. his goal that by 2030, which once in africa, will be a thing of the past, the victims, amending women. and let me tell you what we mean by a weaker social course or opposition. the african countries offer comes, as i say, all domains are on this. we may not treated as a single classroom. and as you might be, is that you'll kind of get to read all in 2022 over 80. women were living in dunbar and squalid conditions with no health care. they live from donations, selling firewood, or doing the occasional work on surrounding funds. illness, famine, floods, or drove brought on by climate change. despite the cultural divide, there are striking parallels between the witch hunts in africa and those in early modern europe, asia, you a lot even young. he describes her ordeal about the script. mean they took it one step to shave me everywhere as part

iran and implementing our previous agreements, relocating iranian british groups from iraq's secur frontiers economic ties as well as tourism. what's going on everyone a here back with a brand new episode of iran tech and tehran is once again home to the biggest railway and transportation expo in the entire west asia region so we came to tayron's international exhibition center where hundreds of companies in this field have gathered to showcase their latest achievements in the field and uh link up with potential clients and what we're going to do is check out some of these technologies and learn a thing or two about what goes on in the industry of railway and transportation? stay tuned.

a frontier for an invitation. now your book style is library ssl to explore the intellectual life biography and i would say psychology of joseph stalin, whom you described as the 20th century, most self consciously intellectual dictator. and i think it's a somewhat controversial undertaking in this day and age because in order to understand the evil one needs to engage for that rather than dismissed it and condemn it out of hand. why did you decide to do it at this point of time? well, what would you come on? the most important thing between sounded by my book in the past on 1st that he wasn't intellectual. he was amount amount of ideas as well as action he believed in the transformative power. while it is not just in terms of changing people's consciousness, maintenance attracted human nature. and as a couple of boxes, the socialist, you know, he was committed not just to the transformation to see what the thought is, but the transformation of people including himself. so. so is it, his engagement with books, wit

well, i actually just return frontier needs. yeah. where the outpouring of tunisians onto the streets and support of palestinians is tremendous. the largest street protests that they've seen since the fall illuminati regime in 201111 on and elsewhere in the air world. i'll let lebanese and narrative speak for themselves, but i think what we're seeing and me as an observer, someone 20 years and 11 on as, as seeing and speaking with friends and trying to find my way back there. right now is uh, is really uh, 2 things. one is great anger over the scenes that are unfolding over the death and destruction of great anger as well and frustration that there seems to be little to stop the devastation moving forward. and i think amongst lebanese friends and loved ones and colleagues, a great fear amongst many of them, you know, most of whom are, of course, the civilians or on affiliated or affiliated with political parties that have a quite different position than hezbollah do. and they are quite concerned that a devastated country which he is c

well, i think i'm afraid frontier, but i do. why is that the that will continue unless the positive actually let's, let's say for example, yes, the nice i saw me, it was very clear in terms of the support. but i would like to see also actually a statement of the nature of somebody that ukraine will join may. so when the conditions allow, when the flashing of stops, and i went ahead and we all day to give you without any less or hindrance everything, you need to make that pricing start as quickly as possible. in other words, to defeat corrections on the tv. okay. and bring back to our true credit, entire tray on the credit in salt frontier and control several how, how finely balanced is this more in your view? how could things go badly wrong for you? okay. what are the possible inflection points that you cried needs to watch for? what do you crash going to continue to defend the russians while continue to months offensive operations? well, they see opportunities as they are indeed mounting some reform all offensive in the norther

they face off across a frontier marked so indelibly in blood. been just another casualty. that's it from us injerusalem. now, back to you, sophie, in the studio. clive, thank you. this is a war that is very close to home for many communities in britain. our religion editor aleem maqbool looks at how families here have been affected. ahmed najar is an economist in london. he tells of bad news he received from the place he grew up, gaza. one of my cousins, we just found out that he was killed on saturday, in the evening. ahmed says he's worried for the rest of his extended family, with so many air strikes. as you can imagine, the situation there is not easy to really find out how people were killed, or whether they are under the rubble, or whether they are still alive. well, for so many people in this country, these horrors feel like they're being played out much closer than in a distant land. and even if they don't have direct ties to the victims, in many cases, it's still having an impact on daily life. with fears of a rise in anti—semitism, the

about their plans, we were preparing, preparing engineering facilities, preparing...' defensive frontiersred their reserves, that is where the largest number of troops and reserves are drawn up there, in this case the units are storming russian storm and storm units, units of former soldiers, former prisoners, soldiers who have been fined, and other personnel units, for due to the fact that the morale and psychological state of these units is extremely low, the command is trying to raise reserves from all over russia, because the losses are extremely many times greater than the losses of the ukrainian defenders, that's it, accordingly, many units refuse to obey the command of the commanders, desert, this usually carries a certain danger for citizens who are in the occupied territory, because these monkeys with grenades and with weapons can cause harm to the civilian population. that is why, due to such non-fulfillment of orders and a large number of desertions, other reserve units are drawn up, which will have, should have fulfilled the orders of the russian criminal military leadership.

international community, a targeted military attack by the united states military on the medecines sans frontierel justifications provided by the united states for the attack raised eyebrows among international observers. the us military claimed that it was targeting taliban militants what allegedly over in the hospital leading to the

iraq has started relocating iranian kurdish groups from iraq's kurdish. region frontiers with iran, it will positively affect our economic ties as well as tourism. what's going on everyone? i here back with a brand new episode of iran tech and tehran is once again home to the biggest railway and transportation expo in the entire west asia region. so we came to terron's international exhibition center where hundreds of companies in this field have gathered to showcase their latest achievements in the field and uh link up with potential clients and what we're going to do is check out some of these technologies and learn a thing or two about what goes on in the industry of railway and transportation stay tuned.

the tax following an unprecedented land and in military operation by mazda across the gallons of frontier. and israel multiple is rarely, it strikes have hit the strips, targeting what the army says, what a mazda, affiliated locations. israel says at least $250.00 of it citizens of dies. and palestinians are reporting $235.00 days. but i must find is involved in the surprised operation record of the attack with cameras. within minutes of firing the fist rockets videos of the offensive started circulating some our official media eclipse from the mass media um, showing the extent of the info trash in into is rarely territory. ali hush and has more. and this is how come us once to portray its authorization against these read the movements media document at the moment. supply says, reach the guns up and will defense, members of the cosigned brigades, place explosive, along the section of the fence surrounding don't play, then they donate the devices. lots of smoke. evidence of the sexes to fight this cross into is really 33 sung by fruit. all those by multiply for them. vehicles, a muscle to

there was an israeli video that corroborated the same thing taken on our side of the frontier. of this is public information. you can look at the videos yourself. and we also had an intelligence intercept of two hamas operatives talking where they actually admit that they know that this was an islamic jihad rocket. now, this is not a surprise. in the past, we've seen many of the rockets of islamic jihad malfunction. some people put the statistics up close to 30%. and they malfunction, they fall short. and they land in gaza, and sometimes with fatalities. there was a documented case in the last round of fighting in 2022. there was an islamic jihad rocket that landed on a refugee camp inside the gaza strip. obviously it was aimed at us. at the time, everybody said israel, israel, israel, and we proved conclusive with video images saying the rocket take off, the trajectory, the malfunction, that was the case this time. you shouldn't be surprised that hamas of course, i mean, to be frank, we've seen how brutal they are. we see they have no qualms about killing innocent people, and

international community, a targeted military attack by the united states military on the medecines sans frontiere

international community, a targeted military attack by the united states military on the medecines sans frontiere

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all right, so i thought to go home the lifetime of washington, i think frontier or multiple signs of broken out along lebanon's boat or with his royal united nations engine for some living on says the places have been funding the a mine fixed is the and caused by exchange, the fire between these really ami um the lebanese, um, who has by you and firefighters were seeing the of the board as of our shop and not correct. i have some center support from the correct southern living with as well. and i don't think extending its ground operations and because of the many questions being raised by the escalation on the news is really bored, especially with has the law speaking. what about the past days on the possibility of escalation in case of a ground invasion and concept. now the situation over here from the east and sector and shut off, wants to watch the rest of the sector here. while we are in the court up there with several hezbollah tax on his ready ministry positions. according to his will loans statements, the groove inflicted damage and casualties on is really ministry forces. no,

in such conditions, the fighters of the frontier brigade restrained the russians for three months.ture the city, the enemy burned block by block. yes, burned city ​​view gives from heaven. in the burnt houses , the fighters held defense even when the enemy was 50 meters away. we were told by the radio station that there are 40 fighters ahead of us in the yard. batalno, so to speak, akhmat kadyrovtsi. we were fired at by rpgs, from a machine gun, sent to us, we fought back, i shot from a machine gun, after the next ones. i ran out first and the barrels were pointed at me right away, i had already thought about everything, well, it’s over, i won’t be able to say the wrong thing, well, not to surrender myself, but luckily it was our scouts who saved us, for me after that, even now nightmares will disappear, every dream starts the same way, we keep the defense and end as usual, we are simply taken into the ring and after that i am good. it was then that the young scouts from abroad gained enormous experience in the battles, which later helped in the defense of other cities of donbas. a

over how much this frontier 11 on could be dragged into to, into the conflict rather than just being a kind of a supportive front and not just a, a new friends, but also on the, on the groups. we have some of the with that reporting from i to shop on the ground floor. thank you. as well as audi was referencing at the same time as well as saying it is now preparing for a full scale land and sea invasion of garza. the next stage of its minute tree offensive. it is unclear when that will happen. israel has already killed 2329 palestinians and its bombing campaign on gauze that since we lost half a day, 724 of them were children. and the death toll capes rising. $1300.00 as radius have been killed and held off the tax, including $286.00 soldiers. the combined, dest told, makes this conflict, the deadliest on both sides of o 5 calls the conflict. meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of palestinians are making their way south of dangerous john, he threw it was on is what it has issued and now the window of time. so moving 1100000 people to leave. they have destroyed neighborhoods and the north

a targeted military attack by the united states military on the medecines sans frontiere or the msf hospital numerous casualties and raised questions on the rules of engagement in armed conflicts. it stands as a stark reminder of the devastating consequences of foreign military invasions and of countries, here is a review of that incident in anot show. the 2015 us attack on the msf hospital in kunduz underscored the... challenges of conducting military operations in densely populated areas and the crucial need for clear rules of engagements to protect civilian infrastructure. the incidents also highlighted the importance of robust mechanisms for independent investigations and accountability to prevent such tragedies and uphold international humanitarian law. in the we hours of october 3rd 2015 as people in their homes and patients in the msf hospital in hindus were asleep, a united states air force ac130 u gun ship open fire on the hospital. a total of 211 shells were fired, 42 people were killed including medical staff and patients, many others were injured. according to the msf, quote, our

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space is, is i'm all really relevant criteria in any more than i believe that rice or sex is on frontier and. 2 2 2 2 humans are closer to a chimpanzee. sanitation, pansy is even to a dog. but duck here, series about our complex relationship with animals. watch now on youtube, d. w documentary, the policy can i get through that? break it them all. she is one of the very few female long whole trunk is in germany . it's over there and to my trucks. but if i had a partner and told me i should stop driving, i'd say no, well, i'm not quite to get lost so frustrated. despite that good money and freedom, hardly any women want to drive longhorn. why is that? the jim is the on the mold on the swiss boulder. it's still very early in the morning when rick at a more stats walk. she's a full time driver at the point of the freight company. morkin . good morning. she greets eddie her trunk. it belongs to the company, but any becky, as breakage likes to be known, is allowed to drive it. she will live, eat and sleep in the trunk, 5 square meters for the next 5 days. no problem for the 58 year old break.

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secondly, do i have absolute confidence that as the frontier moves, it will diffuse? that is what we have seen in every technology cycle so far. in this particular domain, there is a huge amount of investment that is going towards helping developing countries. it is very much in our interest and we are about supporting funding to the world bank. that was part of our request as well as working towards bringing private sector actors together. every song we go to we have american private sector actors in partnership with local entrepreneurs in these countries , intending precisely these investments. adam: a couple more questions. relating to that, we have coming up it seems a summit that we expect from. there has also been a lot of initiatives from different parts . a lot of moving parts. is there an overall asia strategy and, if, for see taking along with, we do not like? -- we do not like china? dr. brainard: they have had a very comprehensive strategy and you can see that with notably stronger alliances and partnerships throughout the region. we that. it is a very imp