american army forced the us authorities to accept illegal migrants for military service, writes the global timesreferring to the office of the senator from the state of ilionoos. the pentagon has failed to meet recruiting quotas and the army is short 10,000 recruits from its overall 2023 plan of 65,000 recruits. in total, the us navy and air force are short more than 40,000 troops. the main reason is the lack of personnel specialists and the decrease in trust in the us government institution. it is already estimated that the size of the us army next year will fall to a record low in 80 years. thousands of farmers from all over germany, some of them on tractors heading to berlin to express their dissatisfaction with agricultural policy. the protest will take place today at the brandenburg gate. city traffic is expected to be paralyzed. in the center of the german capital , tractors and sirens similar to an air horn are already sounding. alarm, the german farmers' association opposes the abolition of tax breaks, which the government plans to adopt, because because of this the industry will lose al

competitor and rival than a partner, as it is written in the eu documents, recalls the chinese global timesrtner, a competitor, a systemic rival are three different positions, not one; their unification will inevitably lead to contradictions, and such a triple position in relation to china is not only incorrect, but harmful. the politics of europe, based on this position, is chaotic, vague and extremely unstable. and this instability from beijing a day earlier, to plot against viktor orban, who threatens to disrupt the summit to discuss ukrainian membership in the eu, writes the politician. michel will return early from the chinese capital after the first day of meetings on thursday, partly because he doesn't have a secure phone line in beijing to talk to. now michelle is making excuses, saying that the summit in china was immediately planned to be a one-day event, in fact , european politicians are hastily leaving boris ivanin, matvey popov and olga albukhina, news. it's a big information evening, that's what it's all about. we’ll tell you in the next hour, there were two , now there are f

i'm the rising global time is those with some of the many issues discussed by russia's present button during his end of the year to an a session. which last, if, before i was the lead, pays for the 1st time offered to you full with more than 2000000 questions i wouldn't being submitted by the public. i'm to, unless from around the world, the put it in sir, that as for a world order based on these, there are no such rules. really. the russian president made the comment while emphasizing that some rules can change abruptly depending on the interest of those is think about them into the frank pulsates. that's in this slide. russians i knew finance as one people and blamed the 5 thing on native quote. unbridled desire to creep up on rushes board as his will from the session. the say to the minute that is that as for the militarization, if they do not want to negotiate, we are forced to take other measures including military once. today you can produce is almost nothing they are trying to preserve something. everything is brought in, pardon me for a freebie, but these freebies may end some

we need to see whether before 7, 30 tomorrow morning, global time. it is both at a steering whether the cease fire can be extended for at least the next 24 hours. but yes, i can t really. we move that into a more permanent ceasefire. but i think the obstacles are enormous. yeah, and it feels like a one day extension, like we saw today, is simply a band aid being put on a gaping. when would you agree? not too much because i actually was every extra 24 hours. meanwhile, negotiations are happening. a lot of overseas fire and they require more time. so we actually gaining time for those negotiations in particular. so they're in effect 2 different types of organizations going on. one about extending occurred pause the other one about the ceasefire. so i think it's really important cuz if there's a return to fighting tomorrow, say it's going to be more difficult to have another boss. of course, how important are the men, the mil hostages, held by her moss and the male detainees, and is really present according well, it shouldn't be the case, but for both s

of a competitor and rival than a partner, as it is written in eu documents, recalls the chinese global timesstemic rival are three different positions, not one; their combination will inevitably lead to contradictions and conflicts. this three-way stance towards china is not only wrong, but harmful. european policies based on this position are chaotic, vague and extremely unstable. and this instability is even in small things. at first announced that the head of the european council. michelle will return from beijing a day early to plot against viktor orban, who threatens to disrupt the summit to discuss ukrainian membership in the eu. - writes the politician. michel will return early from the chinese capital after the first day of meetings on thursday, partly because he does not have a secure phone line in beijing to talk to eu leaders without china eavesdropping on them. now michel is justifying himself, saying that the summit in china was immediately planned to be a one-day event. in fact, european politicians are hastily leaving the middle kingdom, simply. because we didn’t agree on anyt

it said to that global time should be done. the work is an auto and signal for us. if we want to have a peaceful picture for the money too, that should not be superior follow that should not be very rich nation that should not be chosen, that visual chosen religion should be on the wall. basic rule of human beings, all the beings are equal to each other regardless of data. really just as a fact that even better an allstate, in that social tab, some sort of a new causal division of the generation organizations. and that is a very admirable comment, very extensive and insightful and a very powerful statement to wrap up this conversation with the full not focus prime minister estimate of the all you joining us here on asi international. very interesting commentary. indeed, thank you so much for your time. thank you very much. the the same wrong. just don't you have to shape out the application and engagement because the trails when so many find themselves worlds of parts, we choose to look for common ground. the the $21.00 civilians, including children, are killed and

economics to but, and see the future of his new regions, international conference, and rising global times as those of some of the many issues discussed by boston. president vladimir put in during his end of the a q and a session that she lost it for 4 hours. the event took place for the 1st time off through a 2 year pause with more than 2000000 questions. everything submitted by the public and journalist from around the world, the producer, as, as for a well order based rules, there are no such rules really. the russian present made the comment while emphasizing that some rules kind of change abruptly depending on the interest of those and speak about the into the plane calls it was induced by russians. our new plane is as one people. i blamed the 5 scene on native quote, unbridled desire to creep up on rushes, borders. here's more from the session the because at the minute that is that that's what demilitarization. if they do not want to negotiate, we are forced to take other measures including military wants. today you can produce is almost nothing. they are trying to preserve something

​​the bapalmandep strait, you are very mistaken, this is the british press, here's the chinese global timesthe industry in amid sluggish economic and trade recovery and high inflation around the world. chinese experts are less of a problem, now they will show us this picture, we have it, we have it, we have it, it didn’t work out, we only have bapalman, you see, this is the only one that has become, here, as it were, it is possible in another place, well... the game, everything is clear, whose interests are on the side of the scales on the side of the united states of america, even taking into account their fair share of the oral situation is ready, then why are they doing this, it’s not enough for them problems with ukroreich, with israel in gas , with potential taiwan, i think that at this stage the americans will try, well, i am sure that they will definitely not participate in this operation with large forces, but will try to send the british and germans here, they have there are in this region. iran, of course, well, let’s put it this way, all the depths in this region, so this is a co

wanted in my confidence on invest, investors and the global leaders and global times as this little community link, easy for someone to continue because of his in so far in terms of using the lenders in terms of score and environmental protection and build the site in terms of the leadership in the, in the, the g g trinity, the cemetery, and this initiative on the, on the ecology. all this make is because this very important part for the water that is for india. so that is back to the 20, but it's very clear. sure. why that will be very grateful, definitely to keep it close on it. and i'm so that prime minister thirty's feeling pretty confident of those results coming in. thank you very much for giving us such a comprehensive analysis of what happened that was, were time shot to, but it's go on list on will to speaking to us from them by thank you. well to ukraine. now, what are the countries presidential adviser has admitted that a lot of success on the front lines is beginning to show in society for just it was only because the anyway, because a lot of the rotation in society society has al

power of the 5 permanent members of the security council renders the world body helpless at a time and global conflicts demand timely solutions. so is it time for the veto power to be removed? will it help you and become more effective? we'll discuss these issues in detail with our guests shortly, but 1st, this report by sent them on that you end diplomats get a closer look at the war in gaza. the rough across thing is the only entry point for humanitarian aid into the territory. nowhere near enough is coming in, and most post indians are prevented from leaving. so let me see if there's a big holes or what do you see how the assistance is being being raised quite a bit to answer some of the guys with this question. despite the type of surface 2 inch gauge, this is jenny tried to do, it has been too long. we have suffered too much. so for this the protocol, so definitely a they have to maintain peace and security is our primary responsibility. and we have tried the very heart, of course we, we need to do the visit was aimed at building international consensus on the need for a cease fire. last

footage of the meeting, word illustration of a dry headline from the chinese global times, china eu summitilize relations, form consensus. with the correct position of the comprehensive strategic partnership: china-eu cooperation should be mutually beneficial, constantly strengthen mutual political trust, overcome all kinds of interference, and we should jointly respond to global challenges. european diplomats announced a course towards building a new model of relations with china as opposed to the united states, although almost every day they continued to express their concerns to beijing, with these same concerns the leaders of the euro... thank you, mr. president, for the very warm welcome, it is a pleasure to see you again and to be here in china for the second time this year, this speaks volumes about the importance that the european union attaches to its core relationship with china. zelsky's peace plan or if he reconsiders his trade relations with russia. for some reason, the european union is sincerely confident that up to 70% of all chinese exports to our country are dual-use good

commits globally— and for the first time commits globally to transition away from., fossil fuels. do you think this deal noes fossil fuels. do you think this deal aoes far fossil fuels. do you think this deal goes far enough? _ fossil fuels. do you think this deal goes far enough? the _ fossil fuels. do you think this deal goes far enough? the uk - fossil fuels. do you think this deal goes far enough? the uk is - fossil fuels. do you think this deal goes far enough? the uk is a - fossil fuels. do you think this deal- goes far enough? the uk is a member of the high ambition coalition, does this deal represent high ambition? there are many elements in the deal that we _ there are many elements in the deal that we don't like.

power of the 5 permanent members of the security council renders the world's body helpless at a time and global conflicts demand timely solutions. so is it time for the veto power to be removed? will it help the you and become more effective? we'll discuss these issues in detail with our guests shortly, but 1st, this report by sent them on you end diplomats get a closer look the war and gaza. the ralph of crossing is the only entry point for humanitarian aid into the territory. nowhere near enough is coming in, and most palestinians are prevented from leaving nice work that is a bit closer to what you see, how the assistance is being of is being raised quite a bit to into so if it goes with this question, despite the purpose of this situation does, this is a journey i tried to teach and it has been too long. we have suffered too much. so for this the protocol, so tell me a they had to maintain peace and security as our primary responsibility. and we have tried the very heart, of course we, we need to do the visit was aimed at building international consensus on the need for a cease fire. last w

the united arab emirates, making a rare trip abroad as moscow seeks to reassert itself on the global stage. timeear... and this is who it is. pop superstar taylor swift has been handed the presigious honour. the star, whose eras tour broke box office records and provoked an inquiry into ticketmaster's sales practices, follows the likes of barack obama, greta thunberg and volodymyr zelensky. she told the magazine that she is "the proudest and happiest i've ever felt". hello there. while wednesday was a pretty chilly day for many of us, again, we had some blue skies and sunshine, especially towards northern and eastern areas of the uk. a lovely scene there in perth and kinross, but it wasn't quite as sunny as that further south and west, where we had rain spreading in, well, courtesy of these weather fronts pushing in from the southwest. now, we could see a spell of snow in the central lowlands into thursday morning. that could be disruptive, just one to keep an eye on first thing on thursday, and maybe a touch of frost here. but elsewhere, you can see temperatures above freezing. so a frost—free

footage of the meeting is like an illustration of the dry headline of the chinese global times, chinanity to stabilize relationships and form consensus. while the leader of the people's republic of china spoke, his counterparts smiled and wrote something down intensively. we must adhere to the correct position of a comprehensive strategic partnership. cooperation between china and the eu should be mutually beneficial and constantly strengthen mutual political trust, overcome all kinds of interference, strengthen dialogue and cooperation for the benefit of the peoples of both sides. we must jointly respond to global challenges. european diplomats announced a course towards building a new model of relations with china as opposed to the united states, although they continued to make comments almost daily. from beijing , their concerns with these same concerns, the leaders of the european union ultimately came to hospitable beijing, however, european officials tried to start the meeting for their health. thank you very much, mr. president, for a very warm welcome. yesterday i had the plea

globally. so we, we sold the old time, highest global, average temperature back up, broken in 2023 with now and for 2023. so we don't have to get a record is, but then you look at all those extreme, each events of calls 8 and so at ext more extreme, stoles, such as, aside from freddie that happened earlier in 20231 of the longest lasting. i'm deadly assign clothes that we've ever seen on this. i would say more flooding defense because a woman atmosphere holds no moisture and therefore when we get very slowly, it tends to be a little a little heavy. and we'll tell you just the frame leading to flipping as well. so it's the impacts and then you look at the marine heat wave as well, which is one of the reasons why we've seen more extreme heat temperatures being recalled, being broken, june 2023 because our oceans, i'm much, much roland now than they ever used to be there, so been all of that piece and they have done for decades, and that's now feeding back into the atmosphere and, and actually calls in those temperatures, those temperature records to be broke. more often this change is happening w

important, not just for russia, for also internationally with putting a key finger on the global stage, a time of great global up people. rusher and pretty didn't play a leading role in the british group of emerging economies on him defense of a multicultural world, who to himself is just returned from a visit to the united arab emirates. and it will start to saudi arabia, both countries where he received a very warm reception. and he recently hosted the radian president, every rise, the cutting through the mist, perpetuated by the west, russell and pretty to isolated on the world stage. and one cent full nomination has been accepted. the campaign for re election can begin in earnest. and finally, following the expiration of the black sea green initiative, russia pledge to deliver the commodity to africa. some $200000.00 phones of great not to be shipped to the confidence by the end of this year on to produce a document which i have has more after the holiday season. these balls here has been loaded with the former, so fresh integration, frozen flooding, middleton 25000 tons of green one. we a

is important, not just for russia, of also internationally with putting a key finger on the global stage, a time of great global people, rusher and clinton play leading role in the brits group of emerging economies on him. defense of a multicultural, well suited himself, is just returning home, a visit to the united arab emirates and also to saudi arabia, both countries where he received a very warm reception. and he recently hosted the arabian president, every right you see a coming through the miss perpetuated by the west that rush or i'm putting it in isolated on the world. say he's not one cent full nomination has been accepted. the campaign for re election can begin in earnest. and finally, washington's 200 year old monroe doctrine still has a grip on us foreign policy today, the strategy was created initially. it's a complex, you are pin colonialism in the western hemisphere. both is essentially declared central and south america to be washington's button yacht. all of these visual blevins takes us through 2 centuries of us intervention in latin america. the monroe doctrine, maybe 200 year

important, not just for russia, for also internationally with putting a key finger on the global stage, a time of great global people, russia and polluted in play, leading role in the bricks group of emerging economies on him, defense of a multicultural world suited himself was just returned from a visit to the united arab emirates, and it will start to saudi arabia, both countries where he received a very warm reception. and he recently hosted the radian president every rise, the accounting through the made up of choices by the west. russell and pretty to isolated on the world stage and i won't stop. full nomination has been accepted. the campaign for re election can begin in earnest. and finally, uh, west african codes has rejected. so it's new guys request to lift the functions that were imposed on the country by the ico was regional blog after july's crew saying that the building military government likes the old pharmacy to make such a request. well, in the story now from local reports, the timothy of the in late july, a group of single military officers over through the jazz government i

seventeenth, moreover, will soon decide... the vector of russia's development in a difficult time of global changes, our response to the main challenges of the time depends on them. on at today's meeting, the senators decided to call elections unanimously. put to vote. resolution of the federation council on calling presidential elections. the russian federation as a whole is voting. colleagues, the decision was made unanimously. our electoral system, fortunately, is devoid of surrogate electoral mechanisms that are characteristic of a number of countries that have personally proclaimed themselves a model of democracy. and their number now includes residents of the reunited regions, for whom this will be the first federal election after returning home. and of course, in the united regions, as in all other subjects of the federation, it is necessary to ensure maximum transparency. exactly a week before the results of the year with vladimir putin, a combined two-in-one format, a large press conference, questions from journalists , direct line: questions from citizens. the processing and treat

important, not just for russia, but also internationally with between a key finger on the global stage, a time of great global upheaval, rusher and put it in play leading role in the group of emerging economies on him. defense of a multicultural world, who to himself is just returning home, a visit to the united arab emirates and also to saudi arabia, both countries where he received a very well reception. and he recently hosted the radian president, every right you see a cutting through the mist perpetuated by the west, that rush around pretty soon isolated on the world. said he's not one side. full nomination has been accepted. the campaign for reelection can begin in earnest. yeah. on one of steve's lot, her points there, the russian president did indeed make a quick but eventful trip to the middle east. this week the warren, gaza, or the production on by loft roll ties the key topics of talked a lot of air pollutant was hosted by the saudi crown prince. i'm the you a, the president who both organized receptions the well, the sky is above abu gel, but you were painted in the colors of the r

important, not just for russia, but also internationally with between a key finger on the global stage, a time of great global up have a washer and put it in play leading role in the british group of emerging economies on him defense of a multicultural, well suited himself is just returned from a visit to the united arab emirates and also to saudi arabia, both countries where he received a very warm reception. and he recently hosted the arabian president every rising, cutting through the mist, perpetuated by the west that russell i'm putting it in isolated on the world. say he's not one side, full nomination has been accepted. the campaign for reelection can begin in earnest . well, that's all for this. i'll do some scotts, so i'll tell they've gotten shut off all the latest updates. in the meantime, monday speak to scott's and i'll be back with more in 30 minutes time. thanks a lot. i the, the, the palmer sanchez, i've been doing news now for 30 years and 2 languages all over the world here in the united states interviewed for you as president. i'm also work for several us major television ne

important, not just for russia, but also internationally with between is a key finger on the global stage, a times of great global upheaval, rusher and polluting play leading role in the british group of emerging economies. and in defense of a multicultural world suited himself, has just returned home, a visit to the united arab emirates and also to saudi arabia, both countries where he received a very warm reception. and he recently hosted the arabian president, every rising, cutting through the mist, perpetuated by the west russell and pretend isolated on the world say he's not once at full nomination has been accepted. the campaign for reelection can begin in earnest. steve just mentioned, the russian president touchstone, indeed in the middle east. this week. the war in garza, oil production on by left roll ties with a key topics up talks about them are put in was posted by the study from prince and the u. h. e president. who both organized, receptions the well, the sky is above all the debbie were painted in the colors of the russian flag. those lot of them are put in trouble to the president

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the global south is always site, and it's always pointed out for very long time from, well, not always, but certainly for decades and the bunker. so when it comes through international norm, the application of international, in particular, when it comes to a superpower like america, who likes to pay the sort of global policeman. and yet, when the rules have to apply to them for 2 countries that they support, they often change the rules or somehow one to reinterpret the the, the rules. and that's not something new for, for people in the global talk. we are very aware of that and, and, and so the question is not a new question. it is just the way that this is finally the tipping point, where the world will see about getting her to use the children's story that the king actually has no turns on when it comes to america. and in this, in this moral global question, to me it is a tipping point. to what extent is this a defining moment? not just for the you when, but the current world or the country is the claim to stand for defending human rights or well, yeah it, it is a test. definitely. i

but in global economy times it's are going to be small amount. so how significant is this currency swap arrangement between china and saudi arabia of thank you, adrian for the invite. first, actually is quite good for a start. since we know like china is looking forward to expand its presence in the region. and of course, i'll be in the economy recently. it's been performing well for the past few years since cove. and then there's a lot of plans for expansion and division for 2013. so definitely it's a good a, it's a good arrangement of going forward. as you mentioned, it's 3 years arrangement and could be even, but it, but it who is it better for you say that the saudis economy is, is on the right as china is at the moment, isn't, isn't it isn't a split up either, isn't it actually both of them would benefit a certain, a certain threshold. so for example, if we take into consideration for saudi the exports of saudi arabia towards the china, there been increasing at the base of at least 13 percent for the past years every year. and this has somet

and remember, this is at the time of the global economy is already struggling. many countries have high inflation. that means many people are well just not keen to buy a more expensive car. while production of electric vehicles has ramped up, demand isn't growing as fast as expected and that has led some carmakers like tesla, for instance, to cut their prices in order to boost sales. combined with government incentives, it has shaped thousands off of the sticker price in the us. but the average cost of n e v remains, it is still over $50000.00 and that is too high for many consumers. also, workers are concerned about the impact of the transition to electric vehicles on their jobs. that's another concern. the shift the easiest sparking political opposition in the us. some republicans like senator j. d. vance of ohio claim that these are destroying auto industry jobs because too many are imported from abroad. he wants to roll back biden's policies that encourage people to buy electric vehicles. meanwhile, these were a key issue in the recent auto worker striking t

but anyway, this faith, this red sea is hosting more than 20 percent of the global medi times rate. and as of now it is partially closed. right? so thank you very much for that day. so set that with the nice is live and you booty palestinian christians and they occupied westbank have held the parade in the city of bethlehem to walk the birth of jesus christ on christmas eve. the celebrations uh subdued this year, following more than 2 months of israel's one gaza, summer morning cooling for the water and all this have been seeking comfortable in the christian message of hope a few items. so this is what since the beginning of the war, several of question, facilities and individuals have come on to attack from is rarely forces. these are the names of all the question palestinians have been killed in those attacks since the will began on october 17th. some displays christians were killed and a strong called the ali baptist hospital complex. 2 days later, one of the oldest cushion establishments in gaza, the greek orthodox church was bombed and another attack on its compound. on october

and i think more generally the global sanchez for very, very long time complaint and pointed out that a body like and sticking into your in security council is not representative off the whole close. and neither does it serve the need. and the interest of us are very large section 2 sides of the world as population. and so they have been critical about this for so long. but i do kind of causal certain i bodies of the i can scan it and it, and it is worthwhile mentioning that south africa has lost quite a while ago already the international criminal court to issue a warrant of the arrest for president nathan, y'all, the full full crimes, that's going to be, i think from a, from a southern perspective, it's going to be very interesting to see what the, i should see will do that, that. but i do agree that you know, at the moment we don't actually have something better than to you and get to, to hold countries to account. and of course on economic level, this is why breaks and you have seen such a big expansion and development around the brakes were more than 40 countries. wanted to be pa

the 7th cause the global outrage since then vote 15 times as many palestinians, mostly women and children, have been killed in a muscle. this bombing campaign by one of the world's most powerful military is backed by the us and western allies. these countries proclaimed support for human rights and international law, both of which israel tremples on the daily and gaza and the occupied westbank. so how is western support as well viewed elsewhere? could the gallons of water change? the current world hold up is support for israel damaging the west will be asking these questions and more of our guests in just a few moments. but 1st, this report from car lego and how israel and the us of found themselves in a minority of world opinion for the months of bombing. and it was thing humanitarian crisis. despite growing calls for a health israel's war on garza the world's most powerful body, the united nations security council has failed to put a stop to israel violence with the us wielding it's vito. our power standing alone in blocking resolutions for cease file. but the demands have not stopped m

and remember, this is a time of the global economy is already struggling. many countries have high inflation. that means many people are well just not keen to buy a more expensive car. while the production of electric vehicles has ramped up, demand isn't growing as fast as expected and that has led some carmakers like tesla, for instance, to cut their prices in order to boost sales. combined with government incentives, it has shaved thousands off of the sticker price in the us, but the average cost of any v remains. it is still over $50000.00. and that is too high for many consumers. auto workers are concerned about the impact of the transition to electric vehicles on their jobs. that's another concern to shift the easiest parking political opposition in the us. some republicans, like senator j, the vance of ohio claim that these are destroying auto industry jobs because too many are imported from abroad. he wants to roll back biden's policies that encourage people to buy electric vehicles. and meanwhile, these were a key issue in the recent auto worker str

so bob and amanda is quite important for the global maritime trade because 25 percent off the global many times rate is just happening over that. and that's why keeping that seat is quite important for uh for, for the usa. and that's why they are now using the military presence here. however, forties are setting new rules. they say that everybody's ship, that is passing through by that amount that needs to make it clear that they have nothing to do with israel, that they have not going through israel and they're not coming from as well, or not owned by it's very businessman, so forth these are not stepping back and us easy, easy, nice military presence here. so the situation is steve, quite challenging. the, the so i'm not gonna look at some of the world news, at least a 160 people have been killed in central nigeria and attacks and remote villages over the weekend. another 300 were injured as gunman burned down houses and destroys property. funeral was maintaining place and the pato state, excuse me, thousands of people to fight their homes. the violence has the worst and central nigeria for 5

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