you know the gandhi you know the richard attenborough sort of hieroglyph of gandhi that we know now he was somebody who was asking for set of very prescribed rights within, a british colonial system within, the system he saw indians as citizens within the british colonial system. and he did not think that as citizens indians were being afforded their rights, he did not at the time think something his his design was not to undo the british colonial. i don't know whether he would have liked to or he just thought that's too big a fight, but he didn't want to do that. nor did he think. everybody had equal rights. he was arguably a racist. he his views in his writings about black africans at the time, arguably were they were actually racist things that he said he just wanted the to be closer up in rank to the british and he had been educated in the uk. that was the early gandhi early on, early on and he then evolved in south africa. gandhi often said, i was born in india, but i was made in south africa. he took the lessons of south africa took them back india and succeeded in india. but yea

he'd been educated in the -- >> that was the early gandhi years. >> early gandhi.e then involved in -- evolved in south africa. he said i was born in india, but i was raised in south africa. he succeeded remarkably in india. but, yeah, the early gandhi was not who we have come to know, and that's. a great story of evolution, that people evolve. he subsequently understood that until everybody has justice, equality and liberty, we cannot count any of ourselves as having those things. >> and, which is quite ill -- illustrative in so many ways. and, of course, we were speaking earlier, about i just read the great biography of king -- >> yeah. important read. people should or -- >> absolutely. and the amount of inspiration that king took in the early several rights movement from gandhi, of course, and it was a great struggle, this issue of do we work within the system or do we work to, you know, overthrow the system. >> right. >> which was the crux of the 91960s, within the civil rights movement, the battle within the civil rights movement. and so, but your family, you

one name above all, others is synonymous with indian independence, mahatma gandhi. while pushing for self determination and sovereignty in his home country, his words an ideology have spread much further than just the racial continent. the r t corresponding to shape bows can tell us more. mom came to find in the struggle for freedom of his influence had a profound impact, not only of india, but also across the globe. mahatma gandhi style of non violent protest and intelligent opposition to colonialism, found a particularly infuse the audience in africa, where his influence on emerging independence campaigns was immense. complete independence through truth and non violence means the independence of every unit be at the humblest of the nation. without distinction of race, color, or creed. telling lee gandhi had experienced the brutality of colonial a part though during his time working as a lawyer in south africa, candy was forcibly removed from the whites only coverage on a train in peter margaret's book. for novel being laws that segregated each carriage according t

a new chrome i saw the potential of gandhi's methods on teachings inspired by india success crew. my adopted similar strategies in kansas fight in britain's colonial rule. and telling me, gonna became the 1st african nation to probably gain its independence in 1957. at 1st i could not understand how gone these philosophy of non violence could possibly be effective. it seemed to be utterly feeble and without hope of success. the solution to the colonial problem, as i saw it at that time, lay in armed rebellion. after months of studying gandhi's policy and watching the effected had, i'd begin to see that when backed by a strong political organization, it could be the solution to the colonial problem. as democratic, india celebrates its national day. it represents a beacon of hope for many countries, still struggling to achieve true independence in the post colonial period. india's modern day role and the brakes alliance is testimony to its commitment to a fair, multi point, a world or partnership and cooperation replaced dominance in coersion. so today is indians proudly remember, g

a 1st, i could not understand how gandhi's philosophy of non violence could possibly be effective. it seemed to be utterly feeble and without hope of success. the solution to the colonial problem, as i saw it at that time, lay in armed rebellion after months of studying gone these policy and watching the effect it had uh begin to see that when backed by a strong political organization, it could be the solution to the colonial problem as democratic india celebrates its national dates. it represents a beacon of hope for many countries, still struggling to achieve true independence in the post colonial period. india's modern day roll and the bricks alliance is testament to its commitment to a fair, multi point, a world for partnership and cooperation, replaced dominance and coersion. so today is indians proudly. remember, gandy is the architect of indian independence. many others around the world will also be thinking india for leading the way for their own struggles for liberty. in particular, they will remember the gentle lawyer from portland to despite his small physical stature, l

so today is indians, proudly remember, gandhi is the architect of indian independence. many others around the world will also be thinking india for leading the way for their own struggles for liberty. in particular, they were a member of the gentle lawyer from portland to, despite his small physical stature lead not only india, but dozens of other countries onto their pa, for independence, and freedom. and my colleague mike, a college i spoke with the son of julia as newberry, so tons and the, as far as presidents who us are just heard, was among those at the forefront of the sites that african independence from british will not iraq new reverie phase. india's efforts, in spite of the confidence at launch to fight for its freedom in the name some faces may have changed. so there's colonialism. the dr flex location is still a very strong and maybe even stronger than that. i believe that it was 50 years ago . what is the difference between the indian and tons on in, or maybe in general, african ways of fighting for freedom from colonial powers? what's the backup pass in y

so today is indians proudly remember, gandhi is the architect of indian independence. many others around the world will also be sent in india for leading the way for their own struggles for liberty. in particular, they were a member of the gentle lawyer from portland to, despite a small physical stature, led not only india, but dozens of other countries on to their pa, for independence and freedom. while my colleague monica was che, spoke with the soul of julius, near re townsend. he is the 1st president who as we just heard, was among those up the forefront of the fight for african independence from the british rule. motor aka, may or may say india's efforts inspired the consulate to fight for its freedom even though the 1000000 some faces may have changed. so this colonialism, the dr. flex location is still very strong and maybe even stronger than that. i believe that it was uh 50 years ago. what is the difference between the indian and pen sign in, or maybe in general, african ways of fighting for freedom from colonial powers? what's the back a pass, in your opinion

so today is indians proudly remember, gandhi is the architect of indian independence. many owners around the world will also be thinking in the for leading the way for their own struggles for liberty. in particular, they will remember the gentle lawyer from portland to despite his small physical stature lead not only india, but dozens of other countries onto their pile for independence and freedom. yeah, just an incredible legacy. well, my colleague, mike watched a spoke with the son of julius and they are a tons and he is 1st president who i was we just heard was among those at the forefront of the fight for african independence from british real motor, aka. and i are, it says india's efforts inspired the confidence to fight for its read even though the names and faces may have changed. so this colonialism, the dr. flexible rotation is still a very strong and maybe even stronger than that. i believe that it was 50 years ago . what is the difference between the indian and tens m e n, or maybe in general, african ways of fighting for freedom from colonial powers. what's

south africa celebrates freedom, flies and mahatma gandhi is wisdom found as soon as the advocates for the 2020 india games independents banks and 48 inches by a people around the world. we're still under to believe that it's possible to change dr. great colonial power. the very well welcome to us just and 6 pm here in most go in. this is all to international with the latest world news updates is great to have you with us. russian defense ministry advisor andre canal netscape saves ukraine's operation, and the cost region is being co ordinated by the west. that's, as russian forces were still control over 2 villages in the coast region close to the ukrainian folder and another update from russian students on the ground to say a group of ukrainian power treat this as being false to which ways that the village of bulky rushes defense ministry reports that ukraine has lost up to $340.00 soldiers and the cost region over the past 24 hours or so. as this keeps total losses throughout the incursion have reached $2609.00. o. c corresponds with eagles, donald springs as well, of russia has bee

one freedom finds and stands above the rest. mahatma gandhi is quest for software and see, and india and self determination spread to the african continent. what his influence in wisdom found as soon as the stick follow us all season. the con guy takes a look at the connection. dante said, with south africa and his 1st precedence, nelson mandela and the spice being born in india, mahatma god only said that she was made is the logic of india as links with a struggle for freedom and justice in south africa, states back to the period during which candy started, he sucks you up for a hall full of shoes movement in the country. gandhi arrived in south africa at the end of the 19th century, and in between visits, india. he stayed in the country for 21 years before it gives the whites a priest of treatment of native africans and indian immigrants. and his idea of such a gra ha, lift a very deep impact on nelson mandela during his struggle gays, to pottage. perhaps the greatest difference between monday law and gotten the concern, the idea of non violent swan can be believed that couldn't be

the see that african officials and i'll say, well next monday lies the father of africa. mahatma gandhi is the grandfather even to this day. india continues to the world when it comes to standing, a gazed exploitation, a precedent over t. as a matter of fact, it is not only apricots, the india continues to stand full, but the entire global self. when we use the term global south, it is not just a diplomatic term. in our shared history, we have together a post colonialism and apartheid. it was on the soil of africa that mahatma gandhi used powerful methods of non violence and peaceful resistance. it is on the strong foundation of history that we are re shaping our modern relations backs in india. help keep the world's focus on south africa fighting for justice. and today india is contribution to the global soft is about much more than just trades, nations and economies. contributes to the making of a whole different practice. well, my colleagues, my whole participate with the son of times in his 1st president who is we just had was out the full frontal, the fight for african independence

it was on the soil of africa that mahatma gandhi used, powerful methods of non violence and peaceful resistance. it is on this strong foundation of history that we are re shaping our modern relations. facts in india help keep the world's focus on south africa fighting for justice. and today, india's contribution to the global soft is about much more than just the trade nations and economies contributes to the making of a hold of aquatic world. well, my colleague mark a quote, i spoke with the son of julius new reverie, tons and he has bus presidents, who as we just has was among those of the 4 friends besides the ask and independence from board. his real mother rock. can you reveries says india is f, as in spies with confidence as lodge to find for his freedom. and then the main, some faces may have changed. so there's colonialism. the dry flex location is still a very strong, and maybe even stronger than that. i believe that it was 50 years ago. what is the difference between the indian and pens on in or maybe in general, african ways of fighting for freedom from colonial powers? wh

that was the early gandhi. he then evolved in south africa and often said i was born in india but made in south africa he. he took the lessons back and succeeded remarkably. the early gandhi was not who we have come to know and that's a great story of evolution, people evolve. until everybody has equality and justice and liberty, we cannot count any of ourselves as having those things. >> i was reading the great biography of king and the amount of inspiration that king took in the f early civil rights movemet from gandhi was a great struggle doing work to overthrow the system and it was the crux of theme civil rights movement, the battle within the civil rights movement and so your family from obviously your great-grandfather comes over from india and there was a great story about jumping into sharkso infested waters. it's not always as prescribed sometimes there are slight detours and this one took a detour. it was right around the time of the end of the war there was no internet. my great-grandfather on his j

joining me now, ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor monica gandhi.being here today >>thank >>you. so we know a lot of people are just really over covid at this point. i'm hearing i'm not worried about it. it's just a cold anyway. who cares if you get it. and for many people that seems to be true >>yes. so i mean, essentially what causes mild disease and covid is immunity. and so the variants also, since omicron came about, which was november 26th, 2021, is a little less virulent than the delta and alpha before. but it's really our immunity that leads to so many people having mild illness when they get covid. that's from vaccines and that's from prior natural infection. so it is true we have a lot of cases, but most of those cases are mild >>okay. so i just want to put my own situation out there as an example. you know i'm thinking about visiting my parents. should i get on a plane and visit them. they don't have any extreme health problems, but they're elderly obviously. am i taking a significant risk >>so you're absolutely right that there are three

, rajiv gandhi, in short, there have always been such special relations, specific relations between theet union and india, and as far as i understand, they have remained now, more friendly relations with russia, so... at least my impression is, is it possible to somehow influence it, or it can be influenced simply by the flow of life, whether ukraine, or ukraine together with european partners, or ukraine together with global partners, or it can be influenced, for example, by what, as we know, in that part of the globe, competition between china and india, india more democratic, more pro-western, china is the same, the same, the same, independent, stands on its own, it is possible to somehow detach or at least, well, somehow begin to detach russia from india, or what? is it impossible? well, first of all, good afternoon, thank you for the invitation, mr. mykola, i congratulate you and all of us on the best holiday, and still i want to start in this, in a festive mood, everything is possible in this world, yes, and years like this 30, i, my colleagues, our diplomats, many are fighting fo

. >> oh, that was gandhi. >> oh, that was gandhi. >> that was gandhi. there we go.e. this evening. up next, it's patrick christys. patrick. what's on your bill of fare this evening? >> yeah. great show lined up tonight. some shocking footage of bbc presenter chris packham appearing to tell people to set themselves on fire. labour. are they lying about the state of our economy? why are footballers continuing to take the knee? just get up, lads. people with 100 convictions, they're avoiding jail. but people with naughty social media posts, they're behind bars. and harry and meghan's ridiculous tour of colombia has kicked off. >> well, looking forward to it. patrick my goodness me. thank you so much to my panel here in the studio, to lord goodman and to nigel nelson and thank you to you as well. this is the last time i'm sitting for in jacob rees—mogg this month. so thank you for being with me this week. up you for being with me this week. up next, it's your weather with alex burkill . alex burkill. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsored weather on gb. >> news

to take out enemy combatants, and i would rather not have haniyah portred as a modern-day muslim gandhie terrorist. the october 7 attack and a man who has spent his life executing the murder of innocent civilians . i would rather not have him remembered, canonized as a man of positive qualits. israel has fought back to send a strong message to iran and its two most important proxies, hezbollah and hamas that israel has intelligence and capacity to penetrate their defenses and relatively new, also the willingness to do so in order to defeat hezbollah and hamas. >> israel needs to build a strategy, you have spoken out on. what does that look like to you? >> when we zoom out and we look at the middle east on a strategic level, credit should be given to iran for having a disciplined strategy of surrounding israel with a ring of fire of useful idiots, palestinians, syrians, lebanese and yemenites willing to endanger themselves in order to fight iran's war against israel. so far israel has not put a price tag against the iranian strategy. we are basically absorbing the attacks. we find oursel

gandhi said the essence of civility is the inner desire to do good to your opponents. i love that. and so arguing with someone is the last thing that's going to happen. the first thing that happens is you have to persuade, you have to model for your opponent that you wish them well, you want good things for them, you want to be their friend. that is the only basis on which genuine conversation can happen, and so, yeah, watch everything that you see on television with the commentators and the food fighting and so forth and just invert every one of those tactics and you will probably not throw food at the old crazy at thanksgiving. mr. griffith: let's wrap up with this. rachel, what keeps you going in this field? david, same question for you. what keeps you going, rachel? rachel: political realignment in this country. we have at a couple in the past where parties are trying to exchange voters or take voters from the other party. every time we have had one of those realignments, they are accompanied by violence and by attempt to jerry rig elections or change the voting rolls or what h

spent four years in jail with gandhi in the 1940's. but i have this view that it doesn't matter if you're the grandson of someone who scaled the cliffs of normandy or you're the grandson of someone who served in jail with gandhi, or you are the daughter of someone who is an immigrant. in this country, we are all americans. it matters what your convictions are. it's not how far back you can trace your heritage. you know who else believed that? he used to be a republican. his name was abraham lincoln. in 1858, lincoln had to say that the german-americans and irish-americans were really americans. and people said, you can say that, because back in 1858, to be a real american, you had to show that your great grandfather, your great grand uncle actually fought in the revolutionary war. that was a test of what it meant to be an american. and if you didn't have someone who fought in the revolutionary war, you are considered american. so lincoln had this hard challenge. and lincoln says, you know what, i'm going to solve this. and he gives one

in march 1919 at the call of mahatma gandhi, a peaceful strike began in the country. but the british responded with a new round of violence and far bade the indians to gather more than 4 people. on the day of the sea bass at key festivals. a huge crowd of civilians gathered in the center of the city of i'm gonna start in northern india. seeing these as outright defiance. general reginald dyer gave the order to open fire on the on arms people. the barbaric execution claimed the lives of at least 379 indians, including 40 children, the youngest of who was 6 weeks old. the indian national congress considered the official figures to be underestimated and announced the death of more than $1000.00 civilians. the well known greatest newspaper, the morning post called dyer, the man who saved india, gave him a sword and 26000 pounds sterling as a token of gratitude for the massacre. the amorous star massacre wind down in history as one of the most brutal crimes of the british invaders and only escalated the affair. struggle of the indians for liberation from the colonial yoke.

culture is really effective today, not only for us shiites. culture even in the mind of indian mahatma gandhi, ashura leaves a mark and has an effect. alhamdulillah , in this regard, arbin's role in trading the culture of expectation and creating the foundation for the emergence of many good poems have come in this regard, and we must tie the discussion of the culture of ashura with the culture of expectation. and the emergence of culture, thank god, this happened. in these poems, we have the opportunity to present to you the role of arbinin in the stabilization of culture. the arbaeen walk is a symbol of the unity of the islamic ummah and the role of women in arbaeen, which were the points that reached us in these poems. we are having this congress. well, thank god , we were able to reach the top 12 works in the judging, which was attended by very experienced and good professors from different provinces. honorable mr. ansari and honorable mr. semnani and friends who helped us in these celebrations of the poetry of the country's literature, and thankfully, the judging is over , and today the

was in opposition to the colonial regime that indian civil society began to form, in which mahatma gandhi others deserve great credit. leaders of the independence movement. indian national identity. in the 20th century not because of the british, in spite of them. today, in addition to political independence, gained 77 years ago, india defends its right to independence of views. over the years of independence, india has come a long way from a third world country to one of the largest economies on the planet. today the country ranks fifth in the world in terms of gdp, and its influence on global politics cannot be overestimated. india is respected, people want to cooperate with it and invest money in the country. and more india is... a nuclear power one of the world leaders in the development of information technology. investment in india today is a good investment. the country's economy is growing rapidly. and, of course, indians understand that the world should be multipolar, built on international law and on fairer relations. it is precisely such relations against the background of mutu

so in the launch, now we are launching another new project, on the twenty -seventh filming begins, gandhi was silent. on saturday, so our life is in full swing, our projects, joint ones, in this regard everything is very busy for us. in your opinion, in what condition, including financially , is the studio now? well, uh, i would like to say that we will look at the financial assessment and condition based on the results of this year, for the current at the moment we have no problems with salaries, or with paying taxes, or with financing films, and we would like, of course, to separately. thank you very much, to both the ministry of culture, which supports us, and the committee on culture of st. petersburg, so for now everything is going smoothly and calmly for us. here in your track record of work in media structures, in the duma committee on culture, what skills are required today for the head of such a large film studio as lenfilm? first of all, stress resistance, i think, as everyone us, so working at a major film studio is no different from working at a major production, of course, he

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i am from the country of mahatma gandhi, who showed the way to peace for the whole world.our excellency, i came to ukraine with the feelings of almost one and a half billion people of india. and these feelings are inspired by humanism. i came to ukrainian soil with a message of peace. zelensky pressed on pity, but only begged for an invitation to visit india new delhi categorically refuses military assistance to kiev, providing only humanitarian support and does not join anti-russian sanctions of the west. the policy of the indian authorities is consistent, which cannot be said about the kiev regime, which demands peace for ukrainian children, while at the same time destroying the civilian population in the kurb region. most of the negotiations were actually related to the conflict in ukraine, the prime minister spoke about our position, which i briefly outlined for you: now is not the era of wars. dialogue and diplomacy are key factors, the solution will not be found on the battlefield, he shared a widespread opinion about the consequences of this conflict for the global

this is a tribute to the statue of mahadma gandhi in kiev. diplomacy in circumstances when his voices time for dialogue and weapons of bullets are not heard. what does ukraine expect from the visit of prime minister modi? "we were waiting for the visit of prime minister modi to ukraine with great hope. i think it is very important that the prime minister visited our country, especially now in the conditions of war, for a long period of time the prime minister of india has not visited us and the leaders of our country have not visited india. i think this is a historic moment, and we can discuss many issues regarding cooperation. i hope that zelenskyy's meeting with prime minister modi will be very useful, will bring concrete results. from our side, we are ready for a deep conversation, hopefully we will see where this will lead." historic visit of the prime minister of india, you know, in our part of the world, when people meet, they tend to hug each other, it may not be part of your culture, but i assure you, it is part of ours. today, i saw the prime minister also hug president zele

work, no, not you, he said this, he advised, he advised that they would tell the indian government, gandhiter a few years, they will participate in the overthrow , it will change, they will go, mr. let 's talk about who is going, as i said, mr. truman is going, dean achesem is going, george meke, who had a very good relationship with iran, is coming, iran was negotiating, and josh eisenhower is coming, brothers. let me tell you, dulles. john foster dulles and alan dulles, head of cia, are these the legal representatives of the anglo-iranian oil company in america , and eisenhower was also a military man. eisenhower had nothing political at all, so they will change. they decide to change. dear viewers, the films you see are mostly tehran conference in 1322 azar on the 22nd, after being in tehran for 5 days, the radio was disconnected. the telegraph was cut off, the newspapers were closed for 5 days without informing the people of iran, these films that are being broadcast now belong to the tehran conference, but our men were smart, ali sohaili was the prime minister , he got a guarantee let

gandhi said the israeli assassination has only provoked iran to give the zionist regime severe punishment. and iranians have protested in different cities denouncing israel's assassination of hamas political chief ismail hania, protesters have renewed calls on the iranian government to avenge hania's killing and give a strong response to israel. fatima massumi has sent us a report from the iranian capital iranian. have held protests across the country after friday prayers to express their strong condemnation over israel's assassination of hamas political leader ismal haniah. israel assassinated haniah in tehran on july 31st day after he attended the inaugural of iran's new president. what happened to ismail hanni as a guest in our country was a clear violation of human rights and international law and was a clear example of israeli atrocity. we demand powerful response to this blatant crime. hannah was born at gaza's alshati refugee camp in 1962. he joined palestinian's first uprising against israel in 1987 and was in prison that year over his fight against the regime. hania was jailed se

i am from the country of mahatma gandhi, who showed the way to peace for the whole world. your excellency, i came to ukraine with the feelings of almost one and a half billion people of india. most of the negotiations were actually related to the conflict in ukraine. the prime minister spoke about our position, which i have outlined for you. this is not an era of wars. dialogue and diplomacy are key. the solution will not be found on the battlefield. he shared a widely held view on the consequences of this conflict for the global south. the prime minister also spoke about a conversation with vladimir putin earlier in moscow. another attempt to establish relations with mode was not particularly successful. well, in ukraine this year there have already been 37,000 cases of desertion, abandonment of a unit, but ukrainian media write about this, and they claim that there are at least twice as many real cases of escapes, it's just that not all of them are recorded, the military themselves complain that military registration and enlistment offices are sending useless recruits to

was in opposition to the colonial regime that indian civil society began to form, for which mahatma gandhir leaders of the independence movement deserve much credit. in fact, indian national identity was formed in the 20th century, not thanks to the british, but in spite of them. today, in addition to political independence, acquired 77 years ago, india defends its right to independence of views. over the years of independence, india has come a long way from a third world country to one of the largest economies on the planet. today , the country ranks fifth in the world in terms of gdp, and its influence on global politics cannot be overestimated. india is respected, people want to cooperate with it and invest money in the country. and india is also a nuclear power and one of the world leaders in development. information technology, investing in india today is a good investment, the country's economy is growing at a rapid pace, and of course, indians understand that the world should be multipolar, built on international law and on fairer relations, it is precisely such relations against th

the example gandhi gave tangible evidence of the of nonviolent resistance. all in all, it was a when the work of pacifists was and the hope for a peaceful world seemed like more than a naive dream. the rise of fascism in europe in the 1930s put pacifism to the ultimate test. many people who had been proponents of absolute nonviolence took, up arms or actively supported others. the fight against fascism throughout, europe, others still their pacifist positions, arguing that although they unequivocally opposed fascism. violence was not the solution at the outbreak of the war, the united states section of the women's international league lost its membership equally, it was too pacifist and it was not pacifist enough. worldwide members were lost because of persecution, exile and death. what women was the other harriet scott from the very famous viennese music publishing family? a she she was there and she continued. i visited later in in vienna and and she was one of the last -- to leave vienna after hitler came in, she and a very good friend of hers who was a g

son detalles horribles, dice el sargento amar gandhi, del alguacil del condado sacramento, refiriéndosesinado a su madre. assaulted his mom it her with a shovel repeatedly la golpeó con una pala repetidamente estando en el suelo, trató de atropellarla con su auto varias veces. señala el oficial. luego intentó prenderla en fuego. se presume que al no poder hacerlo por completo, se encerró dentro de la vivienda. el sospechoso estuvo atrincherado por más de 6 horas mientras funcionarios de la policía, negociadores de rehene, equipos de tácticas especiales del swat y varios recursos como drones, helicópteros y hasta vehículos blindados, intentaban hacer que se entregara cerca de las 20:00 de la noche de este miércoles, las autoridades lograron detenerlo. este jueves se confirmó que martínez fue formalmente arrestado por asesinato y transportado a la cárcel. se espera que el día de hoy, a partir de las 15:00 de la tarde, el sospechoso se presente ante un juez. justamente donde nos encontramos en la corte que está ubicada dentro de la cárcel del condado. de acuerdo a las autoridades, también

he also paid tribute to mahatma gandhi more than $10000.00 security personnel have been deployed, rise across the city, in preparation for the event. a lot's it for me. so now, but we'll have more. do you see a little bit lights on it? round up of all of today's top stories, including those sci fi tools for an agreement on garza, the with americans more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us wants to keep the war in ukraine going until russia's will is broken. but is that strategy working? what to do if there is no day after, in israel's war on causes a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, the the breakup of yugoslavia in the early 1990 led to a series of brutal comp ethnic tensions and the struggle for independence punched the region into kayla by 19 no, it's not possible. was that the epicenter of police violence, as nature forces launched the bombing campaign to stop the savvy and the question, as costco celebrates 25 years, does that contain people in power explores the space, trouble for peace and stability? says declaring independence in