gen. nakasone: good afternoon. thank you for the warm welcome to the national press club. this invitation is very special to me. special to me and my guests as well. there can be no effective public dialogue and debate without free press. to inform the people, challenge decision-makers, and foster accountability. i believe in this strongly. let me speak briefly about things i feel are important for our nation and then reserve time for questions. since 2018, i have had the privilege of serving as both the commander of u.s. cyber command and the director of the national security agency. it is both an honor and a humbling experience. over the course of my career, i have served all over the world. across the u.s., in korea, iraq, and afghanistan. in both peace and war. my journey has taken me from small units at the tactical level where you live and learn with soldiers from all backgrounds and all perspectives to the pentagon on 9/11. and now, to senior levels of our government where i advise

'ust like gen z. ., ., ., , gen z.describing. very _ gen z. you are part of the problem you are describing. very pleased i l you are describing. very pleased i exposed that right at the end. thank you so much bull. a brilliant panel as always. time to say goodbye. miles taylor, former chiefs of staff in the us homeland security. thank you both so much. plenty more from our panel tomorrow. dojoin me for that. in the meantime there is plenty more online as always if you are online you can get me there on social media. that is it from me for the moment. this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello from the bbc sport centre, i'm lizzy greenwood. and it's another busy night of european football, starting with the europa league and liverpool are 1—0 up against the belgian league leaders — union saint gilloise. it took liverpool a while to get on the scoresheet but a goal—keeping error gifted ryan gravenberch his first liverpool goal just before half time. brighton fought back from 2—nil down to draw in marseilles. joao pedro scoring the

gen. brown: good morning, everybody. we are really glad you were here. for those of us joining online and certainly in person, welcome to the second installment of the strategic landpower dialogue. on general bob brown -- i am general bob brown. we cannot do it without the support of general dynamics make in this series happen. thank you for the great support to make this possible. he opened up the first strategic landpower dialogue a few weeks ago, pointing out the long-overdue need to have a forum like this to discuss strategic landpower. we could not have picked a better kickoff event than having secretary wormuth and now confirmed chief of staff randy george. they did a great first job on the dialogue. but there is no better way to follow up than getting general charlie flynn, commanding general big u.s. army pacific, an incredible war fighter and pacific expert, here to discuss the role of land power. i saw when i was u.s. army pacific commander that the indo-pacific is a region where

gen.th: the assistant commandant nominee, chris mahoney, is not confirmed. there is no assistant commandant, as is true the other services. there is either an assistant with an acting service chief or service chief acting as vice chief. i do not have a vice service chief. carla: have things changed significantly since you stepped into your post? gen. smith: the workload remains the same. there are the two full-time jobs filled by one person. that has not changed. i moved houses but i am still doing both of those jobs. and using my staff to fill in where the assistant commandant would be full-time. i cannot be in two places at once. carla: still needs more confirmations. gen. smith: i am mindful -- i am grateful i was confirmed but mindful that i have 360 and growing officers who are not confirmed that need to be in their positions in the middle east, the pacific. they need to be there to have the hand selected person for hand selected jobs marry as soon as we can make that happen. i defer

>> are you a millennial or a gen z? >> gen z. >> do you want to start or-- >> all right, so i teach at university of florida and i've taught for 30 years now and charles wilson in the back can probably attest to this. you know, it's been interesting to see students across the generations, right, charles, and how different they are. i actually -- i have hope for the gen z's and people always ask me, you know, i'm a historian and they want to know about the future and i say i'm depending on the gen z's to turn things around, that you know, they recognize-- i think your generation recognizes that i'm a baby boomer, that my generation didn't leave you in such good shape and in more ways than one. and you recognize that it's foolish to destroy-- to devalue your own nest. and obviously, there are exceptions among your generation, but i'm really hopeful and i've seen seen a change from the millennials to the gen z's in that sort of attitude. i'm not knocking the millennials, i think that many of them feel the same way about th

gen.mith: the workload remains the same. there are still two full-time jobs filled by one person. that has not changed. i have moved houses but i am still doing both of those jobs and using my staff as best i can to fill in where the assistant would be full-time because i cannot be two places at once. >> still needs a lot more confirmation? gen. smith: i am grateful i was confirmed but i am mindful there are officers who are not confirmed that need to be in their positions in the middle east in the pacific. they need to be there to have the exact hand selected person for a hand selected job. i defer to the senate on the rules and procedures. i defend the constitution. i can say it does affect our readiness. the sooner i have the people in place, the better it will be for the young marines. >> we have a lot going on in the world and a lot to cover. i want to start with one of your top three priorities. you said one of your top three priorities is the quality of life for marines. right now,

gen.enzie: glad to be with you. geoff: israeli troops have fought on the streets of gaza before during the first and second intifadas. what makes this current ground operation different? gen. mckenzie: this is a far more comprehensive operation. they are proceeding methodically. i think with four objectives. they want to minimize casualties, idf casualties, israeli army casualties. they want to minimize casualties among the population of gaza. they want to get after the command-and-control structure of hamas. and i think they want to recover their hostages. these are difficult objectives and it will be slow going for them. geoff: what risks and challenges does hamas' extensive labyrinth of tunnels pose? gen. mckenzie: you are fighting in multiple dimensions. you are fighting on the surface of the earth, tanks moving, soldiers. underneath, there is a sewer system. underneath that, there is a comprehensive tunnel system that hamas has put in over many years. then, you are fighting at very lo

i hope hope it was gen z and people ask me, they want to know about the future depending on gen z. they recognize that i am a baby boomer and they will leave you in good shape and in more ways than one, to value your own and there are exceptions but i am hopeful and i see a change in millennial's to gen z an amount talking millennial's, many of them don't feel the same way. >> is an old millennial, i take the lead and loved reading and studying his life. i begin with thoughts about what it means to fall in love a single creature and we often talk about falling in love a partner but it's interesting to think about falling in love with another kind of partner, one that's not having both in our lives. once yound fall in love with tht it leads to so many things. i began writing the book, i became the murderer so now i travel all over. i just got back from guatemala and it was a symbol of my home state of louisiana which i always knew was there but never recognized it as anything in this. three weeks ago the day, i can't wait for him to find his first creature, first thing he loves for

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je ne sais pas quoi dire aux gens de d'im, si vous voulez, le le fait qu'on demande l'exploitation de, c'est pour lutter contre les fléaux de la pauvreté, mais ce que nous constatons malheureusement après 40 ans, à harlit en tout cas, ce fléo n'a fait qu'augmenter, donc... à imbraran je pense que c'est exactement la même chose qui va se passer et maintenant si j'ai un appel c'est d'appeler la population à être un peu plus vigilante pour que il ait moins de pollution et qu'il ait plus de retombées. now what needs to be done to tap into this potential without relying on exploitative western powers? understood that niger is providing 25% 25 25% of the... the uranium that the eu needs, okay, so we know that the first country is france, so france is kind of distributing the the uranium to the rest of of the eu, and this is where france gets his money, okay, so it's everyone benefiting, so this is why they are all quiet about it, because they are all benefiting from it, okay, so that's a big problem and i think that yes, so to make things change, because i think the people of niger, they wa

why. >> i think gen x is dealing with the same generation phenomenon in their pretty the kids through their parents are coming into focus but they don't have enough in the most common answer for how much money need to comfortably retire was between one in $2 million and it sound like a lot of money and if you break it down the 4% roll and that the safe annual withdrawal. 4% of a million dollars is 40000 year that's with some of the big numbers look a little different on annual basis and the good news people are living longer and the bad news we have to pay for it all. maria: living longer but how do you afford the continued lifestyle. todd piro jumped in. >> part of the says lighting is are no better track than boomers and gen x, there is time on the horizon they have more time. is there another reason behind that may be something that they learned during the great recession that maybe hasn't necessarily filtered down to gen x, my generation of boomers. >> we do see some healthier habits among colonials. for instance more likely to be contributing to a workplace retirement plan more l

now a team from gen and public televisions sent this report from inside gaza. this guy is a hotel has become a refuge for civilians. diplomats, in general, is a place of relative safety. so fact from the surrounding residential blocks in this densely populated area. the billing with smoking dust from is really missile strikes is really media, say 3600 targets in gaza. of sofa being hit, size is obtained pharmacist. she does what she can to treat the injured administrating 1st aid in the hope that's an ambulance will come to take the casualties to hospital and heavy. and at the moment we have 4 wounded people. here. we've tried our best to stabilize them, but we need an ambulance as quickly as possible. there just aren't any. even waiting for 5 hours already. i did on how and if i'm a salad. hardly anyone does venture onto the street. one camera man gets as far as the hotel and friends nearby housing takes, it directed the moments late to another strike. this time the shockwave reaches the hotel low be a mass fight is couldn't retreat to an extensive network of

this time excel gen, this turned into our meets the voices of a free turkey author. as the ad one had to flee into exile. i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem the turkish governments, all sorts of gibs. but only if the crime is addressed in the power of attorney to take responsibility for his actions . guardians of trees starts october 28th on d. w. the this is dw nielsen visa laptops, tony's israel has one that's moving towards the next stage of it's offensive against casa prime minister. benjamin netanyahu visited as fairly troops on the border as a deadline for more than a 1000000 people leave the north top costs i expired. this very military says it's preparing for the coordinated is crowned and nibbled offensive. the world health organization says forcing people to evacuate.

this time excel gen liz, turned in dar meets the voices of a free turkey officer. as the other one had to flee into exile. i knew the police would search my house, the rages, people are trying to stem the turkish governments and sort of timing calls of some kids. but really it's a crime is addressed and the path of trying to keeps his phone so ability for his action. what about freedom of to print and freedom of expression? god use of choice starts october 28th on d, w. the you are watching the, the news coming to live from berlin is rails. army says it's waiting for the green light to launch a round invasion as rarely air strikes. are pounding garza ahead of an expected ground air and see a sold aimed at eliminating how boss is riley. defense forces say it's now up to the countries leadership side on the timing of the offensive and as people in gaza feel the deadly effects of those air strikes the world health organizing.

the 5th gen is hoping to be as popular as its predecessors. the pre, if a is pa. busy by 164 kilowatt plugin hybrid system that consists of 122. that was electric engine, and $115.00 kilowatt combustion engine. the, the system has a 13.6 kilowatt hour battery. and with that, you will be able to achieve purely electric ranges of up to 84 kilometers. and that is quite a lot if you compare that to a lot of all the plug in high recalls on the market, those will have, like 65 kilometers, a purely elect, big range, or on the 20 kilometers small. that is quite a bit of clothes. if you take the car to the highway and speed with it, then you won't be able to achieve that about driving in the city and maybe on countryside roads. then you have good chances of achieving that, 84 kilometers, or at least like some 70. that is quite a good fee or as well and more than enough to take you to your workplace and back without having to use your combustion engine. on the outside, this iteration of the free as a stylish the redesign complete with a new lower roof line and redesigned fr

like, you know, versus they and suddenly there was a strike on the roof of the most up or up at the gen ma'am. in the 2nd i that as advisors were so taking out the basis of body bought the them, it strikes on the occupied. we spend a re, a compared to gaza. but is rails will with some of his lead to increased violence here to the palestinian helpful. tar. she sees dozens of people have been killed over the past 2 weeks among them this 19 year old killed and a right. why is really services from us? malaysians don't rosie occupied we spank, but they have support among many reasons. his team sions, in violence with some fee of this, could become a new battle ground and is rouse war dw, use connie fisher, r as in jerusalem, and gave us an update on the situation in the west bank. so basically as the just her, that's these are out as a truck. they are jenny in refugee camps, which is the strong causes on various military groups, including how much that it is. but also some job is a, is there asked or they say obviously tubes are almost $1000000.00 is true, but also in west phase. now, becaus

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egor gerasimo made it into the main draw of the tournament in chinese gen with a prize fund of almostualifying our tennis player beat justin barkey from indonesia in two sets 7:56 already on tuesday belarus for reaching the 1/8 finals against denis evseev from kazakhstan . let us note that the minsk resident made an incredible leap in the updated atp world ranking plus 106 positions, last week, in the same place in zhenzhen gerasimov reached the semi-finals of the previous competition, and as a result, now egor occupies line 397 on the planetary table. as for the girls, in the wta rankings, arin sabalenka continues to hold the title of first racket of the world, now the athlete is preparing to participate in the final tournament, it will be held in mexico. in cancun from october 29 to november 5. victoria zarenka lost one position in the report card. the crowned woman closes the top 20 tennis players on the planet. the third racket of the country is alexander saznovich, who also dropped one line and ranks ninetieth in the world. the girl will have the opportunity to improve her situat

like, you know, versus they and suddenly there was a strike on the roof of the most up or up at the gen ma'am. in the 2nd i that is that right? and it was taking out the basis of body, bought them, let them it strikes on the occupied. we spent a re, a compared to gaza, but is rails will with some of his lead to increased violence here to the palestinian helpful. tar. she sees down hundreds of people have been killed over the past 2 weeks. among them this 19 year old killed and a right why is really services from us malaysians don't roll the occupied. we spank . but they have support among many reasons. his team sions, in violence, wilson some see if this could become a new battle ground and is rouse war oh, here in billings thousands of rally didn't saw a diety where they as well. they've gathered at the brands and but gauge and the city center and the crowd of friends and family of hostages, taken by him off doing it's tara tax. germany's president's front. by this time my asset, the country is doing everything it can to support the jewish community. it is a miracle that of the atrocit

and i think what then becomes problematic is on our side as the gen strides, i'm a lot of gents then become intimidated by seeing a young lady who's so in touch with the sexual, a sexual side. right. and who's pursuing their sexual liberties as freely as we are as gen stripe, by the way, we're speaking strictly here from a head with sexual point of view. i'd like to hear some solutions, some ideas you have on how we could make 6, not a conversation, the child in mystery of secrecy, but more open. i mean a healthy way for us and we need to get the shame off. uh, 6. it is normal. we need to start with the parents and train them to like bring up the children any no way that they are comfortable and happy with wherever they added we'd be aboard these. all right, and finally it took you some see young people already having conversations on sex and sexuality with other peers, for example, um at how university campus we've created a space called bozza where we got the to have conversation on topics that kind of controversial. and we've had conversations are on homeless actuality, for exampl

my attention c'est une declaration de macron où il disait c'est tout à fait illegal qu'il ait des gensl'europe de leur de leur état, alors que effectively, alors que effectively, à partir du moment où il a eu en syria quelques quelques demonstrators d'ailleurs poussés par l'extérieur, et ils ont began to want to support them, to transform them into legitimate representatives du peuple syrian en je sais pas discriminatory behavior the difference and standards of the policies of the leaders of the western countries in connection with the events of iran and france only reveal the fact that these countries know very well that they will never be able to implement the inhumane behaviors they used towards the people of iran in a country like france. . invitation to the leader of the mujahideen terrorist group in the european parliament as a representative of iranian protesters. the french consider social media such as telegram, tik tok and snapchat to be one of the main culprits of violence in france. reports indicate increased usage and new subscribers during the protests. this ultimately le

however, what you are talking about in terms of gen ai jobs, jobs that require gen ai skills and youus growth. you are really starting to see a lot of demand there. those jobs are getting paid very well and there is a small pool of people that have the schools to be able to work with these models and they are in very high demand. ed: our last guest brought the fintech perspective which is an industry we associate with new york. in which corner of the technology sector is the highest concentration of east coast jobs? svenja: in new york we are seeing a high concentration in software development and engineers and we are starting to see the pickup in gen ai jobs and they have a lot of fintech as well given that it is new york. we see that concentration there but it is worth noting that remote work has played a role here as well. we have seen some dilution on that front because companies that have multiple bases around the country are able to diversify their workforce and hire people in other locations and have them work from home. particularly on the tech front the share of remote jobs

, ils ne connaissent pas c'est quoi la radioactivité, la priorité des gens c'est la pauvre... mais quandme ces problèmes, il faut pas les perdre de vue, il est là, les deux vont à la fois parce que la radioactivité augmente la pauvreté, parce qu'elle fait des victimes. nuclear waste in niger, change its name and now plans to extract uranium from another site under new name, orano, the change of name is meant to evade being held accountable for its previous crimes. in niger, yeah, this is how um, this is, it shows how tricky they are, and this shows that they do not want to to repair anything, they are guilty of something, but they do not recognize it, because if your company was named areva and areva committed a crime or made a mistake, so you just change the name and replace it by something new, so that in fact you can they think that this is the... way uh not to be taken to court, that's a strategy they're using, we saw it's not the first time we we've seen this one, we look at the african currency, same thing, yeah, you just change the name, but the system is still the same and you ca

calm down gen, for now. hello, good afternoon, coffee, please, please, your coffee, yours suits you so in a cache, as required, as a result of the money that they promised to give me after studying the information, i did not receive, in addition to this , i find out that enson died can you explain anything to me or not? there is no need to worry so much, we keep everything under strict control, we want to know if it is possible to get a copy of the documents? it’s impossible, i handed over all the scientific research materials to the secret department long ago, everything there is carefully classified, i’m already abusing my position, attracting too much attention to myself. there is no need to be so nervous, you don’t understand, i can’t just go out with the town’s academics, for me coming here to meet you is a very risky step. you yourself told me that some kind of ideal scheme for transmitting information was invented; there are no ideal schemes , there is always a risk, we want to know whether it is possible to get a duplicate, no, this is impossible, completely impossible, it will

this time excel gen liz, turned in dar, meets the voices of a free turkey officer. as the ad one has his 3 into its own. i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem the turkish governments all sort of tammy calls of some kids. but really it's a crime is addressed and the path of trying to take suspense ability for his action . what about freedom of to print and freedom of expression? guardians of trees starts october 28th on d, w. the . this is dw news line from berlin. israel's army says it's waiting for the green light to launch a grand invasion. is ready air strikes, pound guys, ahead of an expected ground air and see sold aimed at eliminating comes to us and overflowing morgue. i've come back and a make shift refugee camp at the front deed of visits because of the biggest possible.

the 5th gen 3 is now rather sporty. both in terms of looks and driving and handling capabilities and the interior and infotainment system are a plus. on the downside, the recuperation settings could have been better and the limited space in the rear and trunk are disappointed. the transportation issues are nothing new. if you think of just the modes of transportation throughout history, this going from um, you know, a horse and buggy to rail to ocean going betsel, steam liners, air ships. so there's always been something new to try out that would solve some of the problems of the old and each one of those newest things has introduced its own a new problems. today's transportation mix is no exception. the biggest problem is that roughly a quarter of global energy related carbon emissions are linked to transport. but that's just one of many. many people have the experience of being stuck in traffic, and of course people don't like that. and there's also the high cost of kind of owning a vehicle if you have to do that in o

how does the was a medieval gen wood for guild or association? and how does he have to leave with set up in order to protect mutual trading interest from tex arrangements to defense against tires that can sneeze with harsh time had easy access to both the north and both exceeds. it was the hub of the hands, the attic league. i'm one of the most important trading posts in northern europe. have you ever wondered why cause registered in humbug? have h h number place. that sounds the homeless. got some luck. and here we are in germany . second largest city it both the 3rd largest hopper in your, at the largest warehouse district in the world way more purchase in venice and moving a 100 swans a symbol with the cities historical silver in stages. this northern metropolis is full, so name for it, so they have a bond red light this the, it striking as to how many constant holes and fish fish fish come back is also the youngest kevin states with an average age of just save of $42.00 back to the fish, unsurprisingly, sea food is a staple of northern kazi.

egor gerasimov reached the second round of the chinese gen tournament with prize money. there's almost00 dollars. it’s clear that we didn’t prepare like that, yes, to win 10 matches in a row there at once. cooperation with the russian national team , pofiktovaniye, allows our athletes to significantly progress. we review the most interesting events. a doubles tennis tournament was held in the capital. parents at the competition acted as partners of their children, although everyone won in this situation. dynamo minsk players alexey kolosov and vitali pinchuk, based on the results of spectator voting , will go to the zvezdkah match. we are confident this year. it’s no less interesting than in the past, every year the league is slowly gaining momentum, we listen to the opinions of competent specialists, for me it’s generally an indicator of how the team feels the next game, winning now brings confidence, psychological relief, all this is in sports projects on the tv channel belarus 24, they are dedicated to their work, i feel the song itself, at a certain level navat in another way, so,

so in here we all know are full and come the direct keys by a gen test mediator rejected test and a 2 weeks ago. then you brought in a she was assigned which you schools. and then you also did decide to say that the uh, at the uh, centered around and he said, well not the region at where the, the sweet countries have coming to them set to go their rate both to find it g hindball but also to fight national remains and we can see that dispute of the import, it's a given that as a ripple, as north and the to our agree bills are 240 to date by so the, to our reg rebuilt in the share. so potentially even even the letter of not the prison treat a very large betsy's and series as the seen as for a measure of confrontation. yeah, the vehicle as always, thank you for your insights. thank you. the that was the trailer off the blackbox. denali would, so that's become an international hits on the streaming platform. mythics the movie is based on a fictional story say tonight, jerry, it's an action thriller about a father's quiz to avenge his son's bit. the black book came the top spot world wide

this time, excel gen, this turned into our needs the voices of the 3 techie author. as the other one had to flee into exile. i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem of the turkish governments. all sort of timing calls. also the chance of gainesville, in a sense, but really it's a crime is addressed and the path of trying to take responsibility for his action. what about freedom of surprise and freedom of expression? what about parliamentary democracy to the situation is very serious. cutting as writers not only weapon is op and guardians of trees starts october 28th on d, w. the . this is the w news lives from bell in the us. president joe biden tells israel that any move to reapply goal is that will be a quote, big mistake. the winning comes israel masses troops sometimes on the board in preparation for a ground defense. and also coming up, israel spent some strikes ongoing with palestinian saying the bombing over night was be heavy as since the tax began at last week following come out since.

and now, all of our new next gen smart beds have temperature benefits.ow save up to $500 on our new sleep number smart beds. sleep next level. shop for a limited time only at sleep number. maria: welcome back. the united states retaliating overnight, striking two facilities in eastern syria used by iranian backed soldiers,s this after 19 attacks against american troops in the middle east just in the last few weeks, fox news' senior correspondent mike tobin is live from southern israel with more. mike. >> reporter: maria, that of course is the big development, u.s. fighter jets, f16s striking at two bases in eastern syria. as you mentioned, this is in response to 19 different attacks with drones and missiles that resulted in 21 light injuries to u.s. personnel and one u.s. contractor when he was scrambling to get to shelter had heart attack. one of the things that the defense secretary was deliberate in pointing out was this does not indicate a shift in the u.s. posture toward the israel hamas conflict. even though they're striking back at iran backed pro

guy: i want to know what happened to gen x. that is you and me. we got left out.t that's about. guy: that's tough. alix: baby boomer and spending less. [laughter] guy: that is going to undermine your friday a little bit. i don't know, you would've thought in some ways the baby boomers are in a good place because in theory, they have very little debt they have high interest rates. in theory it should be working for them. i guess portfolios of the moment are under quite a lot of pressure. increasing losses in equity portfolios as well. i do wonder at some point if that is going to hit spending from that particular cohort. you on the other hand -- we've got bills right now. that is work the bills show up, generation x. alix: no kidding. kids, a whole thing. restaurants are the largest category, so what is alix buying, what is she not buying. we are going out to eat more. guy: though there are discounts available today. alix has managed to resist those discounts to a certain degree. alix: so strong. so strong! guy: coming up, pimco snapping up get last year at deep di

squarely forces in the occupied westbank se gather to protest and supports of guns on the group of gen this including an ultra 0 t ma hit spawn is very striking. southern 11 and of course has time and has been killed. the it's a one gmc that's for am in gauze. israel's army says it has car without small scale rates of involve infantry and tank. units is the 1st to ground. the sol since is rather tightly besieged enclave 7 days ago. and the air strikes have continued. at least 70 palestinians were killed in con voice. what was supposed to be a safe route out of northern garza heading south hold on 1900 palestinians and $1300.00 is really to have died. since her mass launched the surprise of tack a week ago. the collinsville of ambulances has also been hit in the gaza strip by an air strike as well, graphic images, how the emotion, the moments of impacts inside one vehicle, where a young girl was being treated on a warning view, as may find the following figure. distressing the pedestal in health ministry says they've been direct and systematic attacks on ambulances. a brave violation of

this time, excel gen, this turned into our meets the voices of a free turkey officer. as the ad one has his 3 into exile, i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem of the turkish governments all sort. tammy calls us. so kids, but really it's a crime is addressed and the path of trying to takes responsibility for his action . what about freedom of the press and freedom of expression? what about parliamentary democracy? to the situation is very serious. cutting as writers not only weapon is op and guardians of truth starts october 28th on d w. the . this is dw news, and these are our top stories. the nobel committee has awarded the 2023 peace prize . the deal to raining for democracy, active as large as more comedy. the committee honored her for her struggle against the oppression of women in iran, and for a find for freedom for all. well how it, he is currently serving multiple sentences in a to run prison on charges including propaganda against the state.

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