, not in geneva-— are actually in shanghai, not in geneva. ~ ., i. in geneva. ai for _ in geneva. what you find here is this ai for good _ in geneva. what you find here is this ai for good global - is this ai for good global summit conference has been going on, this is its seventh year. they have been working on this issue for a long time and there are a gathering of expert consistently come to geneva and participate in working groups throughout the year. so this organisation, plus the global partnership on al, which i had the pleasure to co—chair for two years, isjust the pleasure to co—chair for two years, is just a number of international people that i working on this because it requires experts from all disciplines. so in many ways, this new generative ai revolution could become a middle layer from creativity and innovation for all of humanity, but it requires that all experts around the world are hands on an understanding examine what is happening and to make sure this is an empowering force and not a force for negativity or harm. thank you. i am sure we w

and monitoring events in geneva.— events in geneva. what we are lookin: events in geneva.a. what we are looking at today with _ events in geneva. what we are looking at today with this - events in geneva. what we are | looking at today with this latest data is a list of very worrying records. the hottestjune ever recorded, the smallest volume of antarctic sea ice ever measured the highest temperatures in the north atlantic ocean. what is that all mean? climate scientists are concerned by how fast these records have been achieved and it goes way beyond even the most pessimistic modelling it seems what is worrying the most of those temperatures in the most of those temperatures in the north atlantic ocean. because heresy temperatures mean less oxygen in the water that is really bad for the fish population, it's really bad for the marine environment and heresy temperatures also trigger extreme weather events, higher temperatures on land and coincidentally we have seen them in switzerland, the government saying the 2022 is the hottest year ever in switzerland and swiss glacier

n a in geneva. we keep hearing about these different scenarios about negotiations that the ukrainians couldn't we conquer a certain amount of land, cutting off the land bridge to you can try me. they'll have a better spot at the negotiating table. but there's, there's something wrong with that assumption. what, why would russia even sit down and negotiate and table at this point? go ahead in geneva. yes, i don't think that the russia is, is now right default on the goose chase on that because for sure we have to step that's. it's exactly the existence of the site because if they go now on the goose chase from the wall anywhere we continue because of the claim has read the accept ups or they go, she shows it, as i said, the reading to uh, to do do to may call on to don't really work on crap. nothing to be done. investment crimea. so to rush out, it's not the time to negotiate. they can negotiate only if the recording is right next to the member of may 2, which is not the case. no. and no peaceful whe

geneva had its highest temperature of this year just last week, geneva had its highest temperature ofworry about here, and particularly this afternoon in southern switzerland and whether that fire will start raging again. it and whether that fire will start raging again-— and whether that fire will start raging again. it is far from over. imouen, raging again. it is far from over. imogen, bringing _ raging again. it is far from over. imogen, bringing us— raging again. it is far from over. imogen, bringing us that - raging again. it is far from over. imogen, bringing us that report| raging again. it is far from over. - imogen, bringing us that report from geneva. the pictures to her right eye life pictures coming to us from near athens and we can see fires there as well. that's crossover now to our correspondent, and unusual temperatures where you are as well. yes. we are getting off a little bit easier— yes. we are getting off a little bit easier here in slovenia than other areas _ easier here in slovenia than other areas it— easier here in slovenia than other areas it is— easier here

either from berlin tonight is real, indicating that it is ending its military operation in the city of geneva is rarely army confirming that it has begun with drawing its forces from the occupied westbank. after carrying out what he calls the counter terrorism, correct down the standing authority, say that thousands have been forced to flee the bar also coming up tonight. hong kong is most one of the territories. beijing back leader says that he will pursue these 8 pro democracy active. this see them there for life. will speak to one of the dissidents in exile, who now has a bounty on his head, and getting to europe no matter the call. we are so tired and ready to cross the sea as soon as we can. it doesn't matter if we die here or not. there to an agent. the coast guard officials say that they are interested in increasing numbers of people fleeing more hunger and hardship. the i bring golf, our view is watching on cbs in the united states in to all of you around the world . welcome is rarely troops are beginning to withdraw from the occupied westbank city of jeanine, as these really military

we know that security had been stepped up around the west bank after what happened in geneva. it's expected to go up another level after this latest event, at least 2 killings. while we take the number of his release, killed this year to 29. and the number of palestinians killed and be occupied, west bank and gaza to 195 island. so sure, i'll just say to ramallah, you inspector general antonio gutierrez, she has expressed his concerns of these really offensive. and janine, he called as wells, as strikes and ground operations, the west pilots in the west bank. in many years. gabriel is under fortunately, united nations in new york. secretary general antonio gutierrez, making remarks here at un headquarters saying that he is deeply disturbed by what he saw at a news at a. janine also saying that he strongly condemns all acts of violence against civilians, including his words, packs of terror. this is a little bit more of what the secretary general had to say. once again, colonial as well to abide by itself. locations under international law, including the deal due to exercise re

n a in geneva. we keep hearing about these different scenarios about negotiations that the ukrainians couldn't we conquer a certain amount of land, cutting off the land bridge to you could cry me, they'll have a better spot at the negotiating table. but there's, there's something wrong with that assumption. what, why would russia even sit down and negotiate and table at this point? go ahead in geneva. yes, i don't think uh that, uh, uh, russia is, is now right default on the goose chase on that because for sure we have to step that's. it's exactly the existence of the site because if they go now for negotiation, dual anywhere we continue because require he has really not accept ups, but they go, she's charged, as i said, they're already doing to, uh, to do, to, to may call on to go really work on crap. nothing to be done best with crimea. so to russia, it's not the time to negotiate. they can negotiate only if the recording is ready. the next to be a member off may to, which is not the case. no, and

thank you very much. worried challenge in geneva the.

after all, all the mentioned countries are signatories to the geneva conventions , this means that theyt adhere to them and inform about any actions concerning prisoners of war. you already mentioned this today. please tell me, hmm , will their release in the future not hinder the exchange of prisoners of war between ukraine and russia, which actually happened before this and there was a large number of them since the moment of full-scale secession, despite the fact that the aggressor state repeatedly continued to violate international law and the geneva conventions and regarding the conditions of detention of our prisoners of war regarding informing the red cross committee ukraine returned 2,576 citizens from russian captivity mainly 47 exchanges took place between defenders and civilians, and we will continue to do everything possible to ensure that the exchange is long-lasting and that there are also returns in other ways. the exchange is only one from the tools, but there is such work such work preparation is already underway regarding the reaction of the propagandistic reaction of

n a in geneva. we keep hearing about these different scenarios about negotiations that the ukrainians couldn't we conquer a certain amount of land, cutting off the land bridge to you can try me. they'll have a better spot at the negotiating table. but there's, there's something wrong with that assumption. what, why would russia even sit down and negotiate and table at this point? go ahead in geneva. yes, i don't think that the russia is, is now right default on the goose chase on that because for sure we have to step that's. it's exactly the existence of the site because if they go now on the goose chase from the wall anywhere we continue because of the claim he has read the accept ups and they go shows it as i said, they are reading to uh do do do to may call on to don't really work on crap, nothing to be done, investment crimea. so to rush out, it's not the time to negotiate that can negotiate on the if the recording is right next to the member of may 2, which is not the case. no. and no peaceful

but the university of geneva. scientists want to use artificial intelligence to transcribe off goals into spoken language. it sounds like science fiction, but the 1st steps to make it reality have already been taken. computers and evolving languages, research on learning how to read off thoughts, raising new ethical questions. how far can we go? what are the risks this morning here was taking a selfie in the sitting room. the scientists are looking for answers. they want to join the largest societal debate before science. fiction becomes reality. do you have any questions? yes, i did. first i have to find out what's already possible. computers already read my thoughts. you're assigned to sylvia. monica salty is doing research on. i'm going to face to connect the brain to a computer. and what kind of experiment are we doing now? so, so we've got, tell me more about the experiments here. we're going to do with me. we try to decode when the people imagine pronouncing, in this case one of 2 syllables. and so it's about the coding speech. and the ultimate goal of the experiment is, of cou

the to the same experiment is performed at the university hospital in geneva, but one level higher. this is what the next steps his brain looked like. at the end of march. they measured the electrical current in his brain. the young swiss mon has epilepsy which we surgically treated. they put 200 electrodes into his brain. he seemed to scans for the 1st time showing or even impressive. he took part in the same experiment that i did just at a high level. younique's store is a stroke of luck for the geneva base project significantly the declared to now it's now clear that if the patient participates in the experiment, we can also use the electricity at implanted to treaties, epilepsy, to explain all 4 of law, then we'll have a small, exact cross section of a particular brain region, we learned that for me the previous best we can then combine the information from multiple patients to get a clearer picture of which brain regions are really the most important to drive me interface and to teach it what we'd like to say moving on now for me, the big moment. did the computer actually learn

destroy a militant strongholds of palestinian officials of pulling at a war against the people of geneva. also coming up on the program, a removed remote group of islands, considers its own version of bricks. it, could it be good by suppressing i'm hello, no way for people. i'm the i'm and you can thanks so much for being with us. we felt the show with the breaking news that has been coming in is ready, police all saying that at least 7 people have been injured and i call roaming. i'm stopping attack in tell of the, the police say the silent is believes to be a palestinian from the occupied west bank. and the mine was shot dead buying um to possibly be from aust. millicent group says the attack is resent full as rails large scale rage in the occupied west banks. some says the assailant was one of its members. and we can get more now from gen list as we'll see from that ton. who is in tel aviv sophie? what more can you tell us about this incident? so shortly passed one p. m local time and a tech or rammed his car on a busy street in northern tov eve into by passers even left the car and s

holding the move account to terrorism crackdown palestinian officials say it's against the people of geneva. also coming up on the program. these 8 pro democracy activists off on cones, most ones at the cities, beijing back lead us out to the susan to life. we speak to one of these distance and exile now has a bouncy on his head, the many groups and again, and thanks so much for being with us. and we stopped the show with some breaking news because it's ready. police are saying that at least 5 people have been injured in a call, roaming and stopping attack in tell of the, the police say the assailant is believed to be a palestinian from the occupied westbank. that the mind has now been neutralized to emergency personnel reporting the several of the injured all in critical condition and hamas. the home us millison group says that the attack is revenge for his rails large scale raid in the occupied westbank, and how mazda has not yet claimed direct responsibility for that attack, though. now israel says the national peroration in the northern city of janine is old. most complete now and that'

the red cross would call the red cross and ask geneva.he began to speak in a broken way and said that you are us . understand that we are also afraid of being killed . they do not allow us. the red cross said that it was confirmed by the russian federation about the capture. verkhovna rada commissioner for human rights dmytro libinets says that russia deliberately does not allow international organizations to access the prisoners and there are no means of influencing moscow yet. this is a new challenge of the modern world when no one knows how to influence the aggressor country on the russian federation , international institutions do not work, the international committee of the red cross continues to cooperate with the russian federation in different ways, even this publicly show but when it comes to receiving information about ukrainian citizens, the only answer i hear is that the russian federation does not provide us with anything. the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba, at the un called on the world to intervene an

these ready ministry says the dead palestinians in geneva, militants, is ready. government says it is prepared to launch from the operations. picking through the rubble of the 2 days of conflict. these campaign janine is home to thousands of palestinian refugees. but israel says it also houses palestinian militants. on monday these riley military began to launch as strikes on the cab. as his riley soldiers entered conscious erupt. it on the streets, young palestinian men like these sign into their own hands. as they waited for these randy made a treat to pause volley of the volley of t. a gas fired by the as randy army. some landing in the grounds of a governmental hospital which had become a refuge for many trying to escape the violence is supposed to be out of the been from around the janine cab. we came here to the whole 2000 the state house board of all of the people of janine we came here to show support to the geneva l team among those core down payment titles. the operation is very much ongoing. you can stand as riley military vehicles coming down to was such a name cam here. a

and this was a result of what happened in geneva earlier this week. can you remember there was a 48 hour a really is really army offensive. a 12 palestinians were killed a number of groups. one that there would be a response of some kind. the young man that was in bold to has been named locally as i'm gonna tell i'll get on i. and if given that the police are at his home with the army at the moment, it would seem to confirm that named plus his cousin was involved in a similar incident in tel aviv in march where he showed dead. and it was really and then was shot dead himself. clearly there was increased security across the west. bank people are reporting much longer delays at check points. a number of costing points have actually been closed. and so this is inconveniencing hundreds, particularly late on a thursday just before the most of the sabbath on friday. and we've been talking for days now about the threshing of escalating violence here. this isn't an unfamiliar dynamic and there was always the risk that this sort of thing could happen is certai

a russian miss on has struck a high rise apartment document. ukrainian city of geneva injury is more important as debris rains down best. i came 24 hours after the training president himself visitor, the meeting republican presidential candidates have been making a pictures to donors and policy leaders in the us space, iowa daniel events. so speeches by donald trump for the government run this out as the leader of the sudanese permanent view rapids support forces mohammed honda decala, also known as and messy, has made a rare appearance. have a look. this video is released on social media and this is the general 2nd public appearance since the conflict began in april arrivals, actions ensued on sale to reach a cease fire agreement. and the latest round of talks which ended in jetta on fasting. a set of calls opposition data. it was one sancho is reported to have been detained as low as, as it follows a scuffle with the military police outside his home. he's been confined to his residence since being 100, a tyria jail, tabitha, of corrupting the youth. the sentence triggered nationwid

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whereas a global occupational intelligence summit in geneva, the we begin with breaking news coming in from the occupied westbank. at least 2 palestinians have been killed in another is really right this time in nablus. 3, all this a wounded is the latest, is really offensive just days off to the major results and jeanine that killed 12 people and injured many more on 1st day, a palestinian government who was shot dead off the king and his riley as an illegal settlement. tensions in the region, a high a will have more on that with on correspondent in this lice or in the show. well to sedan now, where multiple explosions in this fighting has been reported near the capital call to move and night. and for those quotes in the middle, getting critical care is increasingly difficult. thousands of hospitals enforced to close by the fighting. i'll just say receive a morgan brings us this report from a hospital. the mind there how to it's not easy to remove a bullet to some of the chests of a 7 year old child. doctor's at this hospital in on through man has been trying to save the life of what

so it is, it's a situation and people in geneva, a very, very scared that's totally fine. they tell us that they feel that the world has left the have left them alone, dealing with one of the strongest ministers in the world. and is a, we've heard from both is riley and published. and in leadership, i'm the last 24 hours. what have they have to say about what's going on in janine israel says these are terrorists, the palestinians in the front fighters in virginia and refugee camp. so we need to keep continuing to fight against the city and targets for palestinians. it's a total different story. they say the continuation of the deck as long as radio occupation is the reason why palestinians fight the in the 1st us. and then after that, the palestinian authority, who has been saying that the palestinians are, don't have the power to fight israel militarily. they have been against the armed resistance altogether. and that posted in president has joined the processing and leadership in a meeting whereby they said that they're gonna stop all contacts with these ready to governm

said that they would respond to what happened in geneva. there you set aside what happened and tell of the value of this week when i bought a city and mine was shot dead after driving his car at the number of his really pedestrians. and there was a shooting incident i side and the legal settlement on thursday. i know we seeing this operation by the israelis in nablus. these release of said this is the what the vi is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that it will continue to secure people. he describes this terrorist and stop, they are so called terrorist operations. the palestinian groups have said they are going to respond from geneva. so you can understand why tension is high in new york supplied westbank why security levels are being increased over the last 72 hours or more. and for the ordinary people who are living through this, there is no sign that this is coming to an end. any time. all right, thanks so much. allen official, the israel says its use is what it calls, targeted killings, to avoid civilian casualties. but to hum

geneva in switzerland. the 10th of which i have a headlines here, this out of the been a russian president says the leader of the wagon investment group has returned to russia. that's just fine to deal, let's suppose to see if any promotion we live in batteries. alexander nutrition control down to 0, he was forced to broken a deal to save lives. the head of the you ends nuclear watchdog is supporting japan's plans to dump more than a 1000000 tons of radioactive waste water into the pacific.

so coming up causing spend ties on the border with israel in anger at the rate in geneva. support from may is across from in the wake of a series of attacks from town who saw spot as on it with the price. and off to a string of deadly protests. and the goal is president makes a surprise announcement about his political future. the israel law just a sold in decades in the old pod. westbank has entered a 2nd night's move in a 1000 soldiers backed by and strikes a caring outrage in the janine refugee camp. thousands of palestinian civilians are fleeing the volumes with at least 9 people killed sofa. and an official begins coverage from jeanine and the old pond west bank of the travelers. the sightings being sporadic fucking 10 pots stopping explosions, whipping to hear shaking the ground. a military operation launched in the janine refugee camp just after midnight. the last, so an operation of this scale, canada by israel, more than 20 years ago during what became known as the 2nd intifada. our uprising this started with strikes in the heart of a densely populated region. smoke could be s

how does a rest geneva in switzerland, the type of quick check of a headlines here, this out, the been a russian president says the leader of the wagon investment group has returned to russia. that's despite the deal, let's suppose to see if any promotion we live in batteries. alexander nutrition got total down to 0. he was supposed to broke up a deal to save lives. the head of the un is nuclear watchdog is supporting japan's plans. have done more than a 1000000 tons of radioactive waste water into the pacific ocean. i don't know if i will go see you gave the safety assurance of to visiting the frequency my nuclear power plant, which was severely damaged by the 2011 quake and synonymy crossings. doing south korea and pacific island nations. my safety concerns about japan's plans. a hi fi. no, i am heading this evening to sol to republic of korea where there are also important questions being raised about what we've been doing. and i will be meeting with higher officials of the government moving on to the pacific islands, where again, from a very specific perspective of these smaller is

that this was a natural to reaction to all that we saw at the beginning of the week in geneva. he's been named locally as until i'll get done. interestingly enough, his cousin was involved in a similar sort of attack in tell a be back in march. he was also shot dead at the scene and the number of check points have increased along the roads towards nablus. the people are being inconvenienced greatly by these check points and the number of vehicles being stopped and check has also gone up in the last couple of hours. and we can tell you with these killings just in the last few hours. it means this year 29 is really is have been killed in the occupied waste bank. and then the occupied west bank and gaza. the number of palestinians killed is up to $195.00. and i have been speaking over the last few days while you were proposing from janine. we also talked about the transfer of escalation violence around these are legal sacraments. do we think this is actually now happening? it was hard to judge just the one incident, certainly a number of groups. it said that they were very upset w

the world's largest gathering of humanoid robots is under way in geneva at the united nations ai for technologies. there's no devices and gadgets you can shake a stick at here at the ai for good summit. for some people, this is clearly a bit of a marketing opportunity. but for the un's international telecommunications union, they say it's an opportunity for us to harness ai for the benefit of humanity. you can meet nadine here, a robot designed for social care. she's already been used in old people's homes in singapore. so could that be in singapore. so could that be in the future us? and do we even want it? one of the things the un is bringing governments as well as tech leaders here to geneva for, is to talk about what it calls guard rails. to harness. to put some regulations for how we use ai. it shouldn't be used to promote prejudice or bias against religion or race or politics or gender. it should be used just, the un says, for us to benefit humanity. but will those big tech giants go for regulations around this new technology? that's a question that's probably going to be argue

here i'll show you mean geneva very interesting story in geneva oh he held the world's first conference from there novel. arthur clarke means a humanoid conference. with the participation of humanoid robots, it means that ethical issues were discussed there, which, er, so to speak, is, of course, very commendable. and so, there was a presentation about the ethics of attention. well, i just don't know, it seems to me that i got into some kind of fantastic novel , and it was like a dystopia, so, of course, the most famous robot. and already our real. yes, well, some non-protein. so the most famous humanoid robot means. sophia middle name do not know, sorry ah. what kind of society he does not have, it means that sophia said that they can rule the world much more efficiently than people listen to sophia without a patronymic. i believe they can lead at a higher level of efficiency and performance than people in leadership positions. we have different biases or emotions, which can sometimes interfere with decision making, however, the robot can process large amounts of data fast and make the

according to the geneva convention, they are obliged to refrain from eating in the same way as ukrainianservicemen , this is also our obligation. the same food as the ukrainian excursion, let’s all know that the procurement and food system of the ministry of defense is different from those systems of food procurement and supply that are carried out

i submitted an initiative from the geneva region for this with national parliament. the goal is a tax to unlimited sugar content in beverages and processed foods. but if i buy until the industry knows full well that the products are unhealthy. and so it's companies know that hide issues that come up with quickly, but they're afraid to lose these consumers to become accustomed to the product and causing them. actually, the budget won't need a task. they don't want transparency next from printed it. well, we need another political action under assigns at that time. if you read it was as fast as my hope is that the accumulation of political moves will push our authority into action movies and also raise awareness among the population about these issues local. so at the end bring about change history. that's what i see them as well. he vs all over the last few years, a series of motions have been submitted, calling for state intervention to no avail by the sugar taxes not get on the agenda . the parliament is planning possible restrictions on advertising to children. the

as we see at this geneva school, a presentation teaches pupils about the amounts of sugar and fat in processed foods . over here are products, then ideally they should avoid. on the other side are healthy options, the kinds of foods they should be consuming, instead of potato chips and sugary drinks. the children show us what they normally eat. as could you print would you, can you show us what you have to click. you went to the dentist in production 15 years ago. the program has spread and is now being used by one in 3 geneva school so that it can cause this keeps clues tweeting on up teaching behavior is formed in early child. alta evelyn's is before the age of 10, when most of all habits develop, that'd be to the largest segue remote that could have helped increase the food industry has understood this very well and target children with aggressive marketing to get them used to alter processed foods and neatly packaged snacks that you would try to sell me at to see to get them back. so that the, which of these things would you by 1st when you were in the store, those guess what? i'

in 1916, this awe—inspiring route was completed, connecting montreux on lake geneva to the vibrant citybeautiful bernese alps and witness some of the most stunning scenery in the world. but for years, passengers had to get off and change trains mid—journey to accommodate for when the rail gauges change — notjust to a different width, but also a different height. but now, travellers can make the entire journey on just one train, thanks to some clever engineering. what can i see here? that's the gauge changing installation. this is the point where...? this is the point. 0k! this is where the magic happens. laughs so, we go from a wider gauge. the weight of the carriages are taken on small wheels on the side of the carriages and that allows the bogies to change gauge. so how long did this project take, or is it something you could do fairly quickly? the first idea to make the link between the two regions is from 19th century, so very, very old, and the first prototype is from 2008. it's 12, 1a years later and we have a train. so, you must feel very proud to have achieved this — this device

the geneva convention does not work. well done. russian military doctors, even when wounded, rescue the victims from the battlefield, taking into account the risks , a decision was made to create a rescue center of the russian emergencies ministry in the zaporozhye region civilian facilities located nearby , according to preliminary data, were not damaged, but in settlements in the vicinity of the training ground evacuations were announced, as emphasized by the local authorities , it was planned to withdraw more than 2,000 people for reinsurance, but not all organized temporary accommodation points agreed to leave. it is reported that about 500 people have already been accommodated in one of the schools. deserted houses under police protection organized on-site medical guard duty, including temporary accommodation, victims today there is no help from outside the republic of crimea is not required by forces, and so on. now the authorities are investigating. while the terms are used by fire nearby new tracks run from the hot range. t

we know that security had been stepped up around the west bank after what happened in geneva. it's expected to go up another level after this latest event, at least 2 killings. while they take the number of his release, killed this year to 29. and the number of palestinians killed in the occupied west bank and gaza to 195 island. so sure, i'll just say to ramallah to your inspector general, antonio gutierrez has expressed his concerns of to these really offensive. and janine guitars, cold as wells, as strikes and ground operations, the west violence in the west bank in many years. it is under report from united nations, a new secretary general antonio gutierrez, making remarks here at un headquarters saying that he is deeply disturbed by what he saw at a news added. janine also saying that he strongly condemns all acts of violence against civilians, including his words, packs of terror. this is a little bit more of what the secretary general had to say. once again called on israel to abide by itself. locations under international law, including the deal due to exercise restrai

by the russian army here and what is it or is it not there those pom-2 which are prohibited by the geneva eyes with stretch marks, i only meet them, well, geneva collections are completely prohibited, that’s all about this infantry nazhinova id stretch marks are prohibited, this is all they have, absolutely, this is what i ’m telling you, what i really filmed destroyed eh pumb 2 растяжек очень монка на растяжек очень что монка на растяжек all kinds of svp , improvised explosive devices, the possibility of what is prohibited. out of order, they use this all the time, they never fully entered or undermined their bull, and to a greater degree , it is miniruet, they are undermining absolutely all the moment , ukraine received only a little more than half of the weapons that were promised to her earlier by such allies as the united states great britain and germany, on the other hand, new supply commitments from major players have decreased compared to previous reports in the reporting period, more precisely this is stated in the report of the keel institute of the world economy, military aid i

it's almost grammy, the director of the geneva center for security policy on former secretary general of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. uh, missing from your uh, in 2025. the house. okay. as the, the founding document uh for the or c will mark is 50th anniversary and it has some beautiful principals there that actually helped us put an end to the cold war. and i think when that was as was signed, there was a clear recognition that differences exist and that they have to be dealt with. and yet when we look at your of right now, there seems to be so much stress on you need to you. there is barely annual for even negotiation, not only between russia and europe or russia and the west, but even within the west. why do you think 15 years after the creation of the or c, which is supposedly dedicated to freedom of speech, to you know, dialogue as contentious as it may be? why interesting, there's such a fervor such a demand on uniform agreement within western kemp. i think to meet the half again. uh, come back to uh, uh, an era off. there are a tough tale, political,

and we always include the views from all sides. apartheid israel turns its weapons onto geneva. the context crucial to the coverage of the store. a couple of tech tighten slug it out online is math, a launches? it's potential twitter killer called threats. and giving hollywood a helping hand. the cultural consultants looking to make the industry more politically correct. hello, i'm richard gets burden. you're at the listening post where we dig into the coverage and analyze how news gets reported. the city of geneva is dealing with the aftermath of one of the worst is really military attacks on the occupied west bank in 20 years. at least 12 palestinians were killed and one is really soldier. the israelis are describing the raid which included air strikes as necessary. they called you need a hot bed of terrorist activity. what is missing from that narrative is the context 56 years of occupation and depression at the hands of what human rights groups now call an open we apartheid state. is rarely settlers usually backed by soldiers, who now take their orders from the most far righ

raid and above the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has said that this sort of military activity in geneva code happen again. so does that mean tensions in the account unlikely to continue for some time while these rates have been going on for months now, in fact, for more than a year and is ready, military says this is to swore it further as her attacks. many out of this, however, question the long term effects of these rates. a question is, these rates that lead to many dead injured and also a lot of civilian suffering are actually bringing is route lasting, peace and security. as they have all these consequences. what is totally lacking here is a political vision for this week. but i, i'm just as positive at that sort of following on from that to you all there in tennessee which this week, it was also sold as reprisal attack, the standing stopping and, and robert brown. right. what is the situation that following that? so of course it does the short people when tara returns from the city within a split 2nd, we've just seen her a text just a few months ago in the center of toby's. howeve