you were discussing the g o. p and ukraine's. ah okay, let's go back to george in budapest, we entered the 1st part of the program, look, looking at a possible prognosis and how this conflict was go is going to end in ukraine. i will, i express very different opinion that it will be very definitive. ok, that's why russia is continuing this conflict. it's not looking for a ceasefire. not looking for an off ramp is going to continue until ukraine is completely demilitarised d nato eyes. and i will have a government in power in care of that is not hostile. that's going to be the outcome, george. well, i don't know whether that will be the outcome. i think that's the russian objective . but i do agree with you that the frozen conflict of possibility is out the door the united states is all in and they're not going to just allow a frozen complex to stay there. and just and then, okay, we'll, we'll give the russians a break for 5 years. the bigler administration believes that they've got the russians on the wrong. that's what we believ

the cross talking the g o p, and joined by my guess lydel in new york. he is illegal and media analyst in miami . we have nicholas davies. he is co author of war and ukraine making sense of a sense was conflict. and in budapest we cross the jordan, sent me well he, he's a podcast here at the gaggle which can be found on youtube and locals, or gentleman cross our rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate why don't, i guess a very simple question here. as i said in my introduction, foreign policy rarely pays plays a big on a tour of politics in america. but we have a presidential cycle coming up. and the issue of ukraine is in play here, and it's in play very much in the republican party. we seem to have the elite very much in support of it. and the base, not so much. is this good if the war continues, this is going to be a wedge issue, lionel. now the only thing that i will play in, by the way, let me backtrack a bit. it's very rare when you have left and right and whatever iteration this is agreeing on something

the guys were so soft bow with the idea that n g o's intelligence organizations could assist in media and communications stroke . i know, i think i know that he's not wanting a central intelligence agency, a democracy, but i need them to be able to last it. when i say the subject, you can put around one tb defined a shift to grab mtv or send a bus on sunday. yeah, that was the grandmother. you know, she didn't dial it damn dispatch your ability on it or you didn't dial equal to cost. so western n g o that are involved in democracy building and former soviet states now across the thought, this is a central asia in the broader middle east. we see the same desire for liberating learning in the hearts of young people. they are demanding their freedom and they will have it with, ah, ah, ah, the protest movements in all of these countries was triggered by covert intelligence operations. that's not to say that the mass movement is, is the fabrication of u. s. intelligence. but the timing of these events was not something which was spontaneous in any, in any way. american government, as any g

but they, the, the embassy and the n g o is funded from the united states, denounced it as russian. and it's quite clearly there labeling as russian, anything that they want to be perceived as negative. it's just become a universal. you know, this is russian in american speak means this is bad. and even when you have a literal carbon copy of an american law that's being used by somebody to curb, the influence of american n jose, the embassy says this is a russian law and expects this nonsense to be believed. 0 self awareness. i have and it seems like the double standards truly are endless. serbian american journalists and historian, voice mail it. thank you so much for your time and insight on this one. aiming to provide a shot in the arm to trade and investment with russia or ron is hosting a key economic forum and a major focus. the talking shop is one of brushes, muslim regions are contributor, use of drill all the reports on an ambitious business plan. being drawn up when there is mutual trust, ideal is ideal. it's this simple to clench a business agreement when the 2 sides of t

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so western n g o that are involved in democracy building and former soviet states. now, across the offices of central asia, in the broader middle east, we see the same desire for liberating learning in the hearts of young people. they are demanding their freedom and they will have it with a ah, the protest movements in all of these countries was triggered by covert intelligence operations. that's not to say that the mass movement is, is the fabrication of u. s. intelligence. but the timing of these events was not something which was spontaneous in any, in any way. american government, as any government, only looks for what they believe is the best interest of the country over the united states. every administration is that for 5 years, we don't want to be busy about the prospect of housings are going to be disastrous in the future. november the doing the nail dollars. what percentage of production bust him into the stop of the solar shot at coin to get almost made. they procedural and moved to mental de la re cleaned on a james glass monarchy in bishop, a sort of si

that electron should anybody do g o? aah! in 1884. the german empire began its colonial invasion into namibia. from the very start. berlin encouraged the white colonists to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local tribes. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major protests and led to a rebellion. in 19 o 4, the hero and nama tribes rebelled against german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm the 2nd was fully determined and ordered to suppress the rebellion with the utmost severity. against the inhabitants of nam may be a germany through is 15000 well equipped army all around the country concentration camps were built in humane medical experiments over citizens were conducted within the period of 4 years. the germans killed up to 60000 people, among which there were 80 percent of the hero tribe, and 50 percent of the nama tribe. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide of the 20th century, and not without

he is in anti g o p, the republican party primes. now, a champ, i said that even if he were to get in baghdad, he'd continued to run for president in 2024. tell us how much support does he have among republicans for another trump presidency? that's all about this. 24 run for the presidency and yes, he will or keep on running for this and a yeah, you're right. he is still commanding a lead and a lot of willing to g o. p. within the republican party, he is the lead. but he's something he's not used to. he has a formidable container. that is governor of florida. rhonda santas, yes he is behind donald trump, our donald trump. as you see with this action with saying, i'm going to get arrested with no proof of that. of course, that is all political. it's a political spiel and it is a ruse for okay. rhonda centers to bring more to his own faithful followers. okay. it be correspondent stepan simons. thank you. let's take a look at some more stories making headlines around the world. according pakistan, house council, the wiring for the rest

cancelled after 2 nights of coordinated violence with western partners condemning the theory that n g o and the like. need to show where the money is coming from our donald quarter reports from the nation's capital. despite the george and parliament caving into the main demands of the the, the main demand rather of these protesters to draft that bill. the opposition has declared they are going to continue these protests that have seen writers carrying european union flags and even american flags. here for 2 nights in a row now, now this draft bill in question of course would have seen non governmental organizations in the country that receive over 20 percent of their funding from foreign sources to register as foreign agencies. it's important to understand that the united states has had a law like this long before it threatens organizations that fail to register with criminal penalties and jail time for its employees. so it is a bit ironic that it was the united states that actually threatened georgia with sanctions after the parliament trial past this draft law and threatened them with

are still living in temporary shelter centers across northwest and syria, which are installed by n g o is following the us off it when that drug, the region, they have been living in the most severe humanitarian situation, we talked to many people in this temporary shelter, a sensor, as they told us that they lacked the most basic human needs as they don't have medical. a voice in this temporary shelter center. neither proper sewage system which will increase the possibility of. 3 the. 3 spread of call iran disease however n g o are still working on providing the increased means of the people in the area as more than 200 was 230000 people were affected by the disaster. these people have lost their houses and home as more than 20000 buildings were either completely destroyed or damaged in habitable way. people in north western syria describe the wonder of each month as a curse day, as they have been exposed to 2 catastrophic earthquakes. and the last month and today the more today more to the 6th of march. and the area is going through a very severe wind storm. they told us that during

he is in anti g o p, the republican party prime. now champ, i said that even if he were to get indicted, he'd continue to run for president in 2024. tell us how much support of, among republicans for another trump presidency? that's all about this $24.00 run for the presidency. and yes, he will a keep on running for this and a yeah, your, he is still commanding a lead and a, a lot of within the g o. p, within the republican party. he is the lead. but he's something he's not used to. he has a formidable contender, and that is the governor of florida. rhonda santas, yes he is behind donald trump. donald trump, as you see with this action with saying, oh, i'm going to get arrested with no proof of that. of course, that is all political is a political spiel and it is a ruse for okay. rhonda scientists to bring more to his own faithful followers. okay. it'll be correspondent stepan simons. thank you. now i caught in pakistan has canceled the wire and for the rest of my prime minister in around can, elio and saturday, he briefly appeared.

the so called foreign agents proposed law would require in g o z and media outlets with more than 20 percent of foreign funding to register with the state. the government insists this will bring more transparency to foreign influence in the former soviet republic. but opponents say it's a way to crack down on critics and control the media. thousands georgians protested outside their parliament in tbilisi this week, demanding the bill be withdrawn. they say if passed, it could derail their country chances of joining the european union. george's president is also against the bill and has threatened to veto the measure. is unknown. always always softer. no one needed this lot on it came from nowhere. but maybe it was dictated from moscow. it needs to go. it needs to be repealed any way you want. i said from the 1st day that i would veto this law and i will deter it. the presidential veto can be over ruled by parliament, but the government may face yet. other hurdles, e. u foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, says the bill is incompatible with you values and would have serious consequen

for the n g o z at the mantra, even more complicated. a millions of people in turkey are also living in makeshift camps after their homes are destroyed by the earthquakes. health workers say they need urgent support to help survivors deal with the trauma and mental illness. hush . marlborough has more from gaussian type in southern turkey. when you travel across the areas that were affected by the earthquakes, basically talking about a dear man, malati up positive. not that he got a man much had tie, you'd get a sense of the magnitude of this devastation and the number of people who are affected. we're talking about over 2000000 people displace during the earthquakes. and this is great to get huge problem. for example, i stand now near this a makeshift camp that was established in ga seattle and you get many, many of those camps in different parts of the country. the authorities are under mounting pressure to deliver assistance to the people in those areas, particularly when it comes to the hygiene kits. medical supplies that i'm low whi

a detrimental effect potentially on, on media, on journalists in g o. civil society. what would happen to these groups if this does become law and that, and they don't comply with it? well for so at this point we have to do all we can to, to, to resists to make sure that there will be scared into not adopting it. that's wanting the secondly, they still do that. i think there are 2 classes that we should go. one is disobedience, and if all be still society organizations, media everyone on just refuses to comply. it's really very difficult for them to implement the role to the law. of course, they can still follow up with some restrictive measures, but the total disobedience will, will have a serious effort. and the other goal with that we have to on the road that we have to go down our international friends. and we have been discussing the possible sanction mistake against the personal sanctions about those people who are against the west work is ukraine. we're actually undermining georgia. democracy or the president personal sanctions against the now even if really hi

n g o is not the u. s. government. we spoke with a tv radio host, steve multiple g, who believes the revelations by a mat tybee, basically on the web of complicity and free speech violations by the us government and state funded n g o z. he's talking about just about every government agency. you could imagine having an active role in deciding what gets on the social media platforms. what does it? it's really, really frightening. there's, it is something called a, this is, according to met t i e, b, and his tweet. today the aspen institute, which of receives money from, among other places, the federal government and the aspen institute in 2021 held a big shouldn't being out in aspen, colorado, and, and they came up with a report on, on how to handle social media. and basically they said that the government should have access to, to everything, the to, to names and information and data on the users. and any dis information, anybody who puts out again this information they should be put in a user jail if you will, where t

then the v as a dance to prevent them from being a with dogs, are removed by a strong a with the n g o z and humanitarian themes are still calling for international intervention to provide long term solutions for these families. i'd there suffering still hasn't completely subsided. all these as quakes and to care and syria have also stud painful memories for survivors of the magnitude 8 earthquake, which struck when twan county and china back in 2008. doctor charging was lost. his only son who was at school that day. 15 years later though, he has rebuilt his life and now has 2 other children. he offered a message of hope for those affected by last month's disaster. was something ha, woodson, arlene body a one time bobby. and he shouldn't henzy to join in soon yellow sonya you high. so if you tell me by an would or to the law for snowball, and she need my that's house on call you so awesome. but if i hadn't asked when somebody is, and she is wasa, i'd be a fondness working father. me him, i obviously damn by then it's ah words just ah, so i'm sure purchased it and i'm kind of half. i'm

when the n g o is ada, humidity and teams are still calling for international intervention to provide long term solutions. were these families? i'd there suffering still hasn't completely subsided. you watch our special coverage to mark one months. is the oscillation to clear and syria at 15, gmc an $1800.00 g m t still had an older cedar. we're gonna have all the rest of the basins. universities reopen in afghanistan. but the taliban continues to var woman from returning. and a new era of medicine, we examined the ethical questions of altering human dna. ah hello. we have a lot of warm weather coming in across japan over the next couple of days for having quite nicely here. high pressure, just talk ling its way further. east was so settled and sunny pretty much sums it up. was he tab it is in take out around 18 degrees celsius. similar temperature there too for so and for beijing where to where the thick cloud does squeeze its way into central parts of china as we go on through the next few days. few sharp showers coming through here. but it is going to be warm, some lively showers t

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on board the research vessel, zanna scientists from the helm, health center for ocean research g o mar, complete their measurements. after almost 7 weeks, the vessel returns to its home port of ending in october 2020. that's when the evaluation of the data and samples begins. some $30000.00 sediment corps from around the world are stored in keel. it's a valuable archive of the under ground and of our global climate. only half of every core sample is used for further research. the other half is preserved to serve as a reference for future generations. geophysicist christiane band, who heads g o. mars, marine geo dynamics research unit was in charge of the expedition to malta. this is yet the precise analysis of the sediment samples isn't yet complete, but the team has made some preliminary findings even for women. verse of unique if wouldn't have what we didn't find during our expedition were places where the ground water leaks into the sea, skipped to us looking around the globe. i booked. there are actually places where there are small sources of fresh water on the sea floor with them

we've also discussed of the g, c, p, o, a. and we have an understanding that this plan side of the person is reflected in the resolution of the security council and $20.00 to $31.00 does not have any alternatives. and we stand for the full implementation of the resolution. and we oppose any actions taken to prevent that the world is still waiting for the united states to go back to commitments taken up as part of the nuclear deal. and we insist that all the eligibility sanctions against iran needs to be lifted. we welcome improvement of the situation in the middle eastern region, including the restoration of diplomatic relations between iran and saudi arabia. how we have consistently advocated this step and we propose specific actions including by promoting the concept of collective security and the gulf, which is a similar to iran's initiative, the so called almost a piece initiative station we have so far. i mean, you also confirmed here on the some that iran will soon be an official member of the shanghai corporation organi

off the coast of the island country and the mediterranean researchers from the g o mar, center, and keel and their multi colleagues plan to use their technology to collect as much data as possible. they're investigating a global phenomenon which could help coastal regions that suffer from a lack of fresh water. so an, an antique, a m was to live in, in ancient times. people knew they had to be grandma to somewhere in this bed because they knew that what fresh water spring time and some of these springs were so powerful that the water came right up to the surface and admitted in the mediterranean, french, more in arabia the ships could supply themselves with jeff, from nice pockets of fresh water on the sea, safe and health welfare should gal exams, and humble. it's did the same thing of cuba. for example, while cuba mother union is a scientist, g omar, the helmets center for ocean research and keel. the geophysicist heads a team that specializes in electromagnetic measuring techniques. in contrast to the helicopter antenna used in lower saxony, the main component here is a device for und

it's a win win situation for him either way again, if the law passes, then all of these n g o is that are literally outside agents of influence have declared themselves as such. and all of a sudden, people pulling who are inclined to believe something with a nice flowery name, you know, citizens for peace, democracy excellence in prosperity would realize that yeah, okay, this is a foreign agent. but if it doesn't pass because of this kind of pressure, he managed doughty because managed to it prove that the you and the american government essentially think that the american law is horrible when applied by non american o. a ron is hosting a major economic forum seeking to boost trade and investment with russia. a key focus of the event is one of russia's muslim regions are t contributor use of july, lee reports on the ambitious business plans currently in the pipeline. headed by president of the boss care states raw, the hobby, or of the business delegation comprises top russian firms active in oil and gas, agriculture i t. transport and mining. among other industries, they say they're

is turning into an exception, as long as it takes and blank checks are not going down well with the g o p base. can republicans afford to continue to support and biden's war 2. rescue consider with women. this is sort of what the law school, your thorbe you only for, for with our white glove. you know we do marbles with border slash look logical. yeah. because i thought that was good enough. i did wonders was included in the social skills, often much neutral. this globally record what, what so butcher just ah, it is estimated that 48000000 couples and a 186000000 individuals world wide live with in fertility. the consequences of involuntary childlessness are usually more drastic and low and middle income countries when compared to western societies, particularly for women. this is because many families in these low income countries completely depend on their children for economic survival. unfortunately, these low and middle income countries are some of the most impacted by in fertility, as they have less options to seek out treatments like ibm, in fertility is popularly imagined to mai

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o l g 0 a with samuel lulu ah, ah, welcome back. a recap of our top stories on al jazeera, this solid, at least 8 people are dead after. a gunman carried out a shooting attack at a jail was witness hole in the german city of hamburg. german media report suggests the attacker was a former member of the religious community, georgia as bonham and has dropped a bill. that po testers had feared, would silence the movie and opposition the bell would have force media and n g o is taking up more than 20 percent of funding from abroad to register as foreign agents. and china is national people's congress has elected she. jing being as president for an unprecedented 3rd term. he'd already been re appointed as the head of a communist fawny and the military at least 44 people have been killed in an attack in eastern democratic republic of congo. the military says the village of mon condie in north kiva province was targeted by fighters, believe to be from the allied democratic forces. malcolm web has more from nairobi, very much follows the pat

and this is how it might work. satellites in the earth's g o stationary orbit, which is around 35000 kilometers from earth, harvest energy using huge solar panels. and after converting it beam down the resulting microwave radiation down to earth. on the ground, a network of receiving antennas, or rick tin as collect them microwaves and turned them to electricity for the great each satellite would produce 2 gigawatts of continuous power. as much as around $700.00 utility scale wind turbines. they'd be huge around 1.7 kilometers in diameter and would weigh several 1000 tons. the satellites could beam energy to earth 24 hours a day. the microwaves are considered safe and harmless for animals and humans. and about a quarter of the strength of the midday sun. one drawback is that energy is lost during the transmission and the conversion process. while the costs of getting the modules into space are well sky high. even if we manage to build in finance, solar power satellites, in the decades to come, there are already more feasible ways of generating solar energy quickly without losing urge

so i think it's safe to say that the battle between the ruling party and these n g o is, is not over. but for now, at least in legislative terms. yes, the building in been taken out and in certainly getting the attention across europe, the german foreign minister, she visited tbilisi today, assuring the government of berlin support in seeking you candidate status. how strong is the will in georgia in the georgia government to become a member of the european union? well, among the georgian government, i think it's still strong. i mean, i think that there's different interpretations of what the government's actions mean. i think this for an agent law exercise kind of confused everyone and made everyone wonder exactly what their agenda was. i think it's safe to say that they do want you membership, but they want it on their terms and they want to maybe get it on the, on the chief a little bit by not implementing some of the reforms that the use demanding. because those reforms were loose and the ruling parties grip on power. so i think they're trying to do, maybe maybe it's fair to say t

ok, i mean, the debate about ukraine policy is invading the, the g o. p. here i've been watching them to bend themselves into a pretzel because trump says one thing. and then we have dissenters as another thing, and then you look at public opinion polls among g o, p voters. this is not a popular war here. so it's an invading the domestic politics just in the same way that larry and re of just said here, go head neck. it's amazing. the democratic party, which i used to be a part of intel a last and help form the people's party, has become the party of outright unquestioned war and authoritarianism in their censorship on line of even any critic in their call for censorship. of any critic of the war and in working with intelligence agencies to to enact that censorship. so you're right, there's been no public discussion or debate about the war in the 1st place. ukraine, of course, doesn't have any interest. the american public doesn't have any benefit in continuing the war. it's only the military industrial complex that benefits the members of congress from th

is similar to one pass by russian 2012, which the kremlin has since used to target western funded n g o z and media. like alberto will separate reports, railing outside parliament for a 2nd night in a row. protest as in tbilisi has been marching against a so called for an agent. spill that many feeble curtail civil liberties and stifled press freedom. but right police, push them back. he's in guess 40 cannon and then beneath the transparency of fine funding bill passed 1st reading in parliament on tuesday, but not without chaos and fighting between n p the the bill requires n g o n media outlets receiving more than 20 percent of the funding from abroad to register as for an agent or faith, heavy fines president fellow miserable really has come out in support of protesters and has vowed to veto the bill. many demonstrators say the bill is reminiscent of russian legislation used to silence critics. they say, should the bill become law, it will reuben georgia, the chances of becoming a member of the european union and nato, around 80 percent of georgia populations to you is very pro wester

is turning into an exception as long as it takes and blank checks are not going down well with the g o p base. can republicans afford to continue to support and finance war? the finish wartime photograph archive has very few photos of the concentration camps. i'd in those few, it seems as if prisoners move behind the bub why a cord are very content with their lives. here, for instance, a photo from one of the pictures of votes camps inscribed today is sunday, a day off in the lodge day by camp. female workers have lined up in the yard to show but immobile ban that's just arrived. and trade is briscoe and the customers are happy because they're allowed to buy ben necessities, such as cleaning products, household goods and sweets, a artist, our stella entertains the labor camps, residence i did a given day in the photo is dated. may the 31st 1942 according to preserve documents. 1942 was the hardest year for prisoners of the finished concentration camps during the 4 year occupation and one with the most deaths. that's a sort of take a 1000000 as one year non basically scalar. yeah. no sa

so i think it's safe to say that the battle between the ruling party and these n g o is, is not over. but for now, at least in legislative terms. yes, the building them been taken out and it's certainly getting the attention across europe. the german foreign minister, she visited tbilisi today, assuring the government of berlin support in seeking you candidate status. how strong is the will in georgia in the georgia government to become a member of the european union? well, among the george government, i think it's still strong. i mean, i think that there's different interpretations of what the government's actions mean. i think this for an agent law exercise kind of confused everyone and made everyone wonder exactly what their agenda was. i think it's safe to say that they do want you membership, but they want it on their terms and they want to maybe get it on the, on the chief a little bit by not implementing some of the reforms that the use demanding. because those reforms would loosen the ruling parties grip on power. so i think they're trying to do, maybe maybe it's fair to say t

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