they're going to be the same geneva convention. they recognize that they may have some obligations under the international custom of the law. but essentially they, i'm not to edit us to the geneva conventions that we hope that now that they are mentioning it will find themselves bound to a given back. international custom below is binding to an important you don't have to go 75 of that convention prohibits. express me as a will cram collective punishment it but a, but explicitly as a will crime, torture and if that happening in the current context. so if they uh, want to point out to the war crimes perpetrated by him, us then clearly they must see that what they doing is a walker amended. it's more fearless in that case because the state and bound by various various obligations as a state, even if they're not a participant, geneva conventions, particularly practical one, a protocol to have 77. so i wanted to clarify that then hopefully the other issue that i think we need to, to touch on is the, the conditional release of hostages

understand that russia will pursue its goals, military goals, goals and russia will not be at the genevaummit, but we understand that the position and a certain negotiating framework they can convey to her, on the other hand, how tough and how effective the position of those countries that will gather in switzerland will be, it will happen, well, approximately in a month, accordingly, we understand that the position is one story, and the readiness to go to specific additional steps, that's a little different, see. i think that if nothing extraordinary happens, well, it doesn't look like anything will happen, the geneva summit will only confirm this status quo that i'm talking about today, that the collective action does not accept, categorically does not accept the plan the end of vladimir putin's war, while they provided us with weapons for what they believe should be enough there until about the spring of 2025. and they observe this situation from another point of view sides, i repeat once again, a very important role in the end of this war will be assigned, and judging by everything w

he went to bottle for one of his clients based in the canton of geneva. his villa wasn't extremely luxurious, but his client had to leave in a hurry after being 2nd. what else is in? so this is a sectional a switch. sanction. here you have a citizen who is defined as a russian citizen, to click the problem is that he has swift citizenship, but that was not status or any dates. he has dual citizenship of switzerland and rush i. so i did so he was brought up in switzerland. he went to school in switzerland. he pays his taxes in switzerland, c, a swiss example. so that is the 1st point. coxa is the 2nd class citizenship in switzerland and that's 22 threes. a defeat. this is kind of a 2nd point. i'm wondering, will he be officially notified? a few says mall system is for some kids he informed of the imposition of sanctions and an official letter. you want that? well, no, not at all. you simply put his name on the internet about and how does he find out? he finds out from his banks, which is blocked his account, stress free finds out from the press and his rep

these are the ones on tangle families, main activities in geneva, into questionnaire. but that all ended with the start of the war cannot attempt jenko has left switzerland and his accounts have been frozen as have those of about a 100 other oligarchs. not all of them are close to prudence, but on february 24th, the day of the russian invasions their fate changed. you have a clue what about 3 dozen people had gathered in the kremlin? we will let them hear preteen basically told them what he had said on television a few hours earlier because of a problem. they were speechless, very surprising. but i'm certainly not pleasantly is still kind of funky. is it because they were completely dumbfounded to some were shocked. a, when vladimir putin called the meeting on the 24th. it's in your youth full well, but they would all be affected by western sanctions. these a body song song looking back we cannot say that put in gave them a poisoned gift to go through so cuz it won't poison me. over the months the list of sanctions has grown longer and longer. who ends up on it and why

you come to a very exclusive community in the canton of geneva. your identity is also generous of a neva foundation to be the, the classical music festivals. and that'd be the ground t at the dish in a, in a box. and baltimore foundation block that isn't that they also support the hockey club is also fed. you'll see excel, these are the ones on chain cool families, main activities in geneva into enclosure that what that all ended with the start of the war. 92 and go has left switzerland and his accounts have been frozen as have those of about a 100 other all the guards, not all of them are close prudence, but on february 24th, the day of the russian invasion, their fate changed. you have a clue. what about 3 dozen people had gathered in the kremlin? we will let them you're pretending basically told them what he had said on television a few hours earlier because the old problem, they were speech was very surprising level. certainly not pleasantly. you still cannot found people use it because they were completely dumbfounded to somewhere shocked. a

he has a villa and calling you to come to a very exclusive community in the canton of geneva. you know, again, he is also generous of a neva foundation to be the classical music festivals and debbie, a volunteer to addition, a leave off to unbutton our foundation, the success block that isn't that they also support the hockey club is all the stuff that you see at excel, these are the ones in tangled families main activities in geneva into enclosure that what that all ended with the start of the war getting audi. tim shouldn't go, has left switzerland and his accounts have been frozen as have those of about a 100 other all the guards. not all of them are close to prudence. but on february 24th, the day of the russian invasion, their fate changed. you have a clue. what about 3 dozen people had gathered in the kremlin? we vladimir putin basically told them what he had said on television a few hours earlier because of the problem. they were speechless. very surprised, but i'm certainly not pleasantly. they still cannot phone, can't use it because they were completely dumbfounded t

we don't recognize the geneva conventions. they just, you know, you know that they will evade the question. and it one time with this guy, matt miller, i said, do you recognize that you need that conviction is applying to pulse it to palestine and he said, we absolutely recognize that. can you the convention and then it quickly went onto the next question. what do you mean to say that you recognize it with respect to pals? time is that i meant exactly what i said it's and i said yes you did. you applied to palestine really? so i meant it's set and then the zip is lips. we really like this impression that they are a biting by international law while that are in the process of reading it. i think the next step of what has to happen so that the gen embley does have some mechanisms. it has a thing called uniting for piece where when a member of the security council. ringback okay, it's being co opted into whether it's a veto power and is abusing its power and just preventing the security council which as opposed to maintain securi

oh and uh, who, who did i oh no, to the geneva convention. and we're basically saying, yes, we are a head gemini, that's what we are and, and we're copying to it and proud to say it, right? i mean, it's, they don't talk to it and they don't say they don't even say outright. we don't recognize the geneva conventions, they just, you know, you know that they will evade the question. and it one time with this guy, matt miller, i said, do you recognize that you need be conditioned as applying to pulse it to palestine? and he said, we absolutely recognize virginia convention and then it quickly went onto the next question to the main to say that you recognize it with respect to palestine. is that i meant exactly what i said it's. and i said yes you did. it applies palestine really, so i meant it's $790.00 zipped his lips. we really like this impression that they are abiding by international law, while during the process of reading it, i think the next step of what has to happen so that the gen embley does have some mechanisms. it has a thing called

the stavnik shit zenpinnya, well, in geneva to rest? when china sees that so many countries have expressed their desire to attend this forum, to participate in the global peace summit, including countries such as india, there will be many reasons for china to participate, i do not really believe that xi jinping will go. likely. they will limit themselves to what they will send to the same special representative of the chinese government on eurasian policy, ambassador lichwei, who, as we know that he is doing what is usually known as chovenikov diplomacy, and at the same time, china is trying to continue to convince everyone that only with the participation of russia , a result is possible, we know very well that our ukrainian position is to make understanding at this summit many participants in the fact that the only possible option is the implementation of the ukrainian peace plan, and only then to confront russia with the fact that it agrees. in general opinion and stopped its aggressive actions. mr. igor, why do we need china, we, uk

oh and uh, who, who did i oh, known of the geneva convention. then we're basically saying, yes, we are a head germany. that's what we are and, and we're copying to it and proud to say it, right?

and many happy returns to novak djokovic who wins on his 37th birthday in geneva. hello there, and welcome along to sportsday, and after a sensational 51—match unbeaten run, and on the brink of an invincible season in all competitions, bayer leverkusen fell at the final stage in the europa league on wednesday night. they were beaten by atalanta in the final in dublin, the italian side themselves making history. former premier league player ademola lookman with a sensational hat—trick, the first two before the break. and with leverkusen dominating possession but delivering little — lookman put the final beyond doubt, with his third of the night. atalanta winning their first major trophy in 61 years, and a first ever european title ending leverkusen's sensational winning streak. from the goal, i think even before, they have been over us, and today was not... it is not in terms of attitude. i tried to explain the benefits as well in football terms, tried to analyse that. but that doesn't change my... my thoughts for appreciations for the players. it's football. it was

faster that sidzenpin will say nato than ours will write their documents. then why do we have such geneva, if there is no course enshrined in the constitution of ukraine before joining nato? well, i want to. what can you correct in the agreements, the security agreements that we signed, the vast majority are about nato, some countries, such as the united kingdom, and this was the first and so far the best agreement, it also says about support ukraine and our course of joining nato, for the germans and the french it is more abstract, so that we actually do not have it there, only the british have it, in order to bring us to nato standards and so on, well, this is understandable , such diplomatic nonsense , and it certainly reflects the thinking and it reflects the fears that are in the heads of our partners, well, first of all, we understand that the main fear is in the head of biden and jake sullivan, who writes him virtually all these strategies, and so far we have not been able to overcome these fears, while perfectly understandable, that the united states as the largest nuclear power,

i'm joined by my guest over desires in geneva. he is an author and former un independent expert on international order in brussels. we turn to appear emmanuel tom on. he is a lecture at leon university and in nice we crossed to alex because of all of which he is a veteran reporter and foreign affairs analyst or a gentleman comstock rose in effect. that means he can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. i would somebody go to you 1st, the nice because you're in france, so nice. so i started out with the french president here. it says he's advocating a form of strategic ambiguity. and then he says, under the conditions in which he will send troops, his troops, they filled troops, somebody's troops, i don't know of, and those conditions, are it kids lines break, or they a request is made, prized zalinski. so it, i don't see that is m b and, and beauty. i find it confusing and certainly very dangerous. go ahead, alex, find a deity, right? it's one of 2 things. either you don't know what you're talking about. really funny

gave an advisory opinion on legal personality when according to the international custom and the geneva quadrilateral convention, salim sarkh is given a task . here he is not responsible. after the iran-iraq war, iraq launched an attack on kuwait. in less than a few days, the united states attacked iraq and withdrew iraqi forces from kuwait . why is this not happening there now ? i have it and i am researching everything about history. the look i think it will only affect my lack of motivation towards international law. today, a resolution should be issued that if it doesn't matter, like the case of libya, a military attack should be carried out in that area. in fact, yes , thank you very much, mr. rudbari, for talking to us. goodbye. i would just like to say that the american police attacked protesting students at the university of california, which we will now have news about and other protests. it was also held in the state of minnesota. thank you very much, mr. hosseini. thank you, mrs. azmi, and your distinguished guests. thank you for your support, dear viewers. greetings reporter

, the three day— in monte carlo, rome and geneva, the three clay tournaments he played before _ three year. look_ before roman garrison this year. look what — before roman garrison this year. look what happened after that. he lost his_ look what happened after that. he lost his way so we really can't be sure _ lost his way so we really can't be sure at _ lost his way so we really can't be sure at the — lost his way so we really can't be sure at the moment. so roberto will be sure at the moment. so roberto will he the _ sure at the moment. so roberto will be the latest appointment to see what shape novak djokovic is in, physically— what shape novak djokovic is in, physically and mentally. to rugby, and england star maro itoje believes the rugby football union may need to rethink their policy on not selecting players who compete for clubs overseas. next season, that'll mean england cannot pick the likes of 0wen farrell, kyle sinckler, courtney lawes and manu tuilagi, as they are all moving to play club rugby in france. we need to create an environment where there is not a, where it is n

i helped organize a rally outside the red cross and the human rights commission in geneva. i personally met on multiple occasions with those leaders and the leaders of the arab state. i was just in saudi arabia just over two weeks ago. i spoke to the eu parliament. i arranged for family members of the hostages to speak in front of 10,000 college students at liberty univer the largest evangelical congregations in the country. i spoke at pepperdine, wheatland college, and delivered theddress at wesleyan just a few weeks ago. i will be at stanford later this week. in two weeks, i will make my fourth solidarity visit to israel already this year. on my visits, . at the end of every day in jerusalem, i visit the kotel. in january that meant after an emotional shabbat dinner, it tested my commitment. i wanted to go to sleep and i was very far away. the gps is scrambled in israel. it takes a while. as an evangelical, i couldn't imagine not going to the kotel to pray for israel at a moment like you that i may spend more time in the middle east than most, i am not unusual. every lead

it was inof of 2021, before the invasion in geneva, talking about russia and china.gs between putin and she actually i believe now the count is something like over 5050. so and there were 40 befor when was we were. but we'll come to that. we will we will come to that. so that was the early set up. me had decided to go off int the his own direction yet, but by 2007, just five years after that fluke down the river, he showed up at conference, february of 2007 and in which he said there are parts of russia, of mother russia, of the russia er great that had been wrested from us and must now come back together. and bob gates was there, who, of course, had in as served as cia chief. by this time, he was defense secretary kerry. he would secretary for a year or two. and he stood up and said at the end of this, you know, this speech sounded like it was right out of the old cold war. and he said, i lived through the whole cold war. and frankly, i'm not eagerand as from bush on forward have said, we're not going back to the cold war. and in fact, they're right. 're not we're g

before coming to geneva, i often said that we need to strengthen trust in our relations with each other frank and sincere conversations at the summit are part of this process, i am sure that general secretary gorbachev will agree that true trust in each other... must be based on deeds, not just words. today i leave geneva and our fireside gatherings determined to seize every opportunity to create a safer world, peace and freedom. hard work lies ahead, but we are ready for it. secretary general gorbachev, we are asking you to join us in doing this work, and i am sure you will. thank you. the platform of the thatcher government during its third term was one of the most ambitious in the history of british government. measures have been taken to reform the education system. the national curriculum was introduced for the first time. a new tax system has been created for local self-government. public fee or tax to the vote, as his opponents called him. legislation was also passed which separated consumers and providers of services in the nhs, which... opened up the service to competition and

let's let let's meet putin in geneva. let's talk to him. let's tell them, hey, that solarwinds hack, no more of that. no more election interference, no more pretty much everything else. and we are successful there. then we can start to focus on the bigger issues like climate change and china etc., etc. no one in the team really kind of disputed that notion and geneva, they basically all left literally and figured oddly high fiving. they were like, we did it. we got him. he understands everything. redlines won't be crossed. and of course, a couple of months and a few months later, we have ukraine. but you can also ask this about the afghanistan decision. i don't know. we'll get to that in a second. but there are a of moments that i found in reporting this book that i felt there been a few more questions. there could have been a little bit more red teaming of. that's not to say they're not doing it. i mean, jake is by virtue of being a collegiate debater, cares very deeply in kind of socratic method and and constantly probing and asking quest

human rights commission in geneva. met on multiple occasions with those leaders and also the leaders of the arab state. in fact, how she is in just over two weeks ago. i spoke at the eu parliament. i arranged for family members of the hostages to speak in front of 10,000 college students at liberty university else in front of several ofng the largest evangelical congregations in our country. i personally have spoken at pepperdine university, wheaton college, and delivered the commencement address at indiana wesleyan university a few days ago. i will be a stanford later this week. in two weeks io will make my fourth solidarity visit to israel already this year. and on my visits i have a habit. at the end of every day, if i'm staying in jerusalem, i visit the codel. and in january that meant that after long shabbat dinner, after an emotional visit to the gaza envelope, it was after midnight when the dinner was done and tested my commitment. i want to go sleep and i was very, very far away, and the gps is costly scrambled

will flow, it's a tough call, but it's a pragmatic matter, this year, the 75th anniversary of the genevaent to prosecute prior actions against hezbollah and hamas so it is disturbing. neil: following closely, apologize for the truncated time. former deputy assistant secretary of defense, thank you. we will be following this story. the dow jones industrials up 76 points. and again for the dow today would be sixth in a row. >> thanks as always, hello, everyone. brian: i am brian brenberg

gas us through our goal is to, to get to the 14th of the 2nd edition of brought the coal of the 4th geneva convention of 1977. that it is borrow habit, to stop the civil population as an act of aggression. it does also prohibited to target or destroyed property or other basic necessities of live for the survival of civil population. altogether 6 of vents and that's a good amount of chords roll on the statute that any act because committed with the end dates in by them. so that is an ethnic group. yeah. a nation as nic overlays as groups when gunners to be boss or ho, you will be able to get that ised as an act of genocide spots. getting 11 stipulates that mad has that i do of the day and sufficient quantities of food necessary to they've survived the states, but due to the convention are required due date, then it says so the images to ensure humans basic, right to live, namely food. this includes the $1030.00, but a vision of measure was handed down by the i c de web i that is sponsible officials can be prosecuted and brought to justice, including those who and pay the delivery of the lea

concrete attempt to influence the holding of the peace summit, which is planned for the summer in genevank that there will be additional attempts in some way, so to speak, to influence the summit, if not to disrupt it, and this one of those... one of those opportunities in their opinion, in the opinion of the russian federation. there was also information that the president of the united states of america, joe biden, will not come to the global peace summit. in your opinion, mr. volodymyr, this is a bad signal, but it has nothing to do with the support of the united states of america, and maybe there will be some other high representative from our main ally. well, first of all, to be honest, i may have missed it, but i did not see a specific message that he would definitely not come, there was such an announcement that he might not come to have time, he may not not do it, that is, not not to be present at the summit, because he has important events there in connection with the elections, which will be held in the fall of this year, of course. if he doesn't come, it's a bad signal, a bad

and geneva like a golden key. to peace, and we do not see a single component in that golden key.requires some minimal desire in putin to consider any of the ways to enter into a peaceful dialogue, on the contrary, he gives the task of training non-strategic nuclear weapons, this is what he is doing now, i guess will upset our viewers, because this global peace summit, it is a continuation of joseph biden's previous projects, it is... the world forum of democracy, he held such a virtual forum in december 21st, and in march 23rd, they also held such a , well, almost virtual, but still with the participation of delegations, with a connection, there were also more than 120 countries, as at the first, but the resolution, well, for the first time they risked signing a resolution, the final resolution was signed in my opinion... 56 countries, so, well, you can definitely predict what will be concluded by analogy the resolution of this peace forum will be signed by countries, well, no more than 80, and what, what is the difference, 83 or 100, i would say, we understand that there will be

the russians for oil and are sitting quietly, china plays his game, our game on the shores of lake geneva affect this chinese formula in any way? well, the chinese plan that was presented at... recently, well, it's very strange, to be honest, i read it very carefully, it's not a peace plan at all, it's a truce plan, a kind of secefire, as they say, and in it says, this is a, you know, disguised, in my opinion, russian plan, because there, for example, it mentions the need to ensure the safety of the refinery, that is , the interests of russia are very clearly traced here, at the same time there are certain interests of china, if it is about non-proliferation. nuclear weapons, and this plan, it is not specific, that, interestingly, there are things missing that were in the previous chinese plan, that is, at least a reference to international law and the un charter, and to such principles as territorial integrity and sovereignty, unfortunately, this is not at all in this latest version of the chinese plan, and this plan was not discussed with the countries of the global rooster, for example

a pause and organized many products to be in demonstrations and theories, one being organized in geneva today. could you tell us more about it, please, as well, we have the made a visit as the european muslim, afforded them into the bar. we met with students in laws on university as well as the geneva university to have to give all was supported to the and compliment and the challenges that they are facing from the administration. but one of the important meetings that we had was with the teams on news now or limp. it's called me to where we were able to meet with the communications director, kristen prose. wherever we impressed upon you not to be with calling for the i o. c to ben the is i'm, is that use up in time to keep from participating in the parents origin fix printed print before release dot to demo site has no blaze in the mood. let's not say if there's not a game and 17000 children that we're not witness the punch. and the phase of the olympics, they will not be able to participate in the olympics games. we therefore call upon them just as they did with the salt off and go to

most of the things you just mentioned constitute great breaches, treaty crimes if you will under the genevaconvention. then they simply incorporate them into the structure of the international criminal court. that's fairly easy but in doing that, you expand the punitive authority of that treaty of the international criminal court based on the pre-existing treaty arrangement. that's a beautiful thing. for our purposes, a2b goes on to list other series of crimes so three of the crimes you mentioned don't come froma@a but a@b. you're picking up a whole variety of other crimes that aren't specifically criminalized with specific criminal prohibitions but are found in the body of law, the law of war. that's all the crimes that are committed during an international armed conflict. articlec,d and e deal with intrastate wars, insurgencies, terrorist acts, etc. that's the division and that's why the rome statute is wonderful. in my view and i helped negotiate them, is the most comprehensive listing of war crimes anywhere in the world. it serves a really important function for consolidating and clarif

and as for the so-called peace conference on ukraine, in geneva, chairman, they do not invite us, moreoverey say that they do not see us there, now some formulas are based. based on wishlists and not on the real situation, well, that’s impossible discuss, but we are ready for discussions, we have never refused, i just said, this is not a joke, i didn’t come up with anything, as soon as the troops withdrew, the westerners immediately said in ukraine, don’t sign, fight, they took the plight and fulfilled it , we were immediately told, well, now we will fight to the last, that’s what we were told, there will be no more negotiations, now they see that it is not working, until the last, maybe it will work, but, but it is not possible to inflict a strategic defeat on russia , they see it, now it means they started crying, let’s go there, urgent conference, please, russia will participate, we are ready to participate in peace negotiations, but we do not invite you, well, hello, they have arrived, and russia is accused. the fact that we don’t want to take part, they don’t invite us, they wanted to

the prospect in ukraine i'm joined by my guest over desires in geneva. he is an author and former un independent expert on international order in brussels. we turn to appear emmanuel. tom, mom, he is electra at lee on university and in nice we cross through alex become well rich. he is a veteran reporter and foreign affairs analyst, or a gentleman cross cycles and effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it, i would somebody go to you 1st in nice because you're in france, so nice. so i started out with the french president here. he says he's advocating a form of strategic ambiguity. and then he says, under the conditions in which he will send troops, his troops, they tow troops, somebody's troops, i don't know of, and those conditions, are it kids lines break, or they a request is made, prized zelinski. so it, i don't see that is m b a and beauty. i find it confusing and certainly very dangerous. go ahead, alex, find the beauty, right. it's one of 2 things. either you don't know what you're talking about. really funny be

so biden and putin met as said one time it was in geneva in 2021. and that meeting was not largely about ukraine. that meeting was about colonial pipeline and the cyber attacks, the ransomware attacks that were proving so devastating. remember, they had taken out a pipeline company that fed of gasoline, jet fuel, all the way up and down the east coast. there were gas lines at a time of of plenty. ukraine did come up in the meeting later on. i had some members of the administration tell me that their fear is that putin came out of their geneva meeting thinking biden is so preoccupied with problems at home. january sixth the ransomware stuff getting out of afghanistan, the economic recovery which at that time was still pretty tenuous since you know blossomed pretty nicely for biden. but he had way of knowing that then that he would have no stomach for getting the united states and nato together to oppose a ukraine invasion. now, putin got that wrong. biden did rally nato to come together, found a way to do it without committing us war nato troops and