now i'm horace border of t gray for some areas to impose curfews and restrict public transport. they're gone to the historic town of gondor, which is a unesco recognized town, has called for a few tried trying to and their sir public defiance against ethiopian government. that insists there won't be any kind of compromise in terms of ending the special forces in which them hara regions as well as other regions have benefited from. in the past, the plan will apply to 11 regions which have their own fighting groups and use their own languages. the government of prime minister abbey, i'm, it says it's critical for the national unity of ethiopia. but it's not been well received. an ann horror, his regional forces supported the federal army and its 2 year conflict with rebels, inter gray that began in 2020. since then, i'm horror leaders have accused the federal government of ignoring attacks on ethnic i'm horace, living in the neighboring romeo region. their fear dissolving their regional forces will leave the vulnerable to further attacks and prevent them from defending themselves.

they believe if m horace forces are absorbed into the national army, the communities will be left open to more attacks. we'll be talking to august about the why the implications of all of this in just a moment. that 1st went in manhattan reports on days of violence and protests against the government's plans. the plans by governments unify the national military of police, the spark to major backlash, protest have been held in the region. many people want to ensure forces their stay under local control, outbreaks involved and reported, and restrictions imposed in some city government that insists there won't be any kind of compromise in terms of ending the spatial courses in which them regents, as well as other regions have benefited from in the past, they've said it's against the constitution of the country and they're going to fight them and they're going to put them under the yoke and for so the national force there. busy doesn't seem to be any compromise. the government plan will apply to regions that use their own languages and have their own fighting and law enforcement groups. bu

the trips designed to strengthen washington times an influence in the region. kamala horace started her trip on sunday in gala before flying to come to me in the week where she met the country's president. horace is the latest saw u. s. official to visit africa in recent months with the country making a renewed effort to strengthen its presence on the continent down counter. russian and chinese influence in the region for political analysts should bends and phony convince. washington's renewed interest will bear fruit activities. we have seen, historically, has been one of them interfere us. you can see the hand of america militarily being very anti democratic. if i may put it does way. so they're, they're coming in to africa. now with this channel offensive talking about democracy.

me in a week where she met the country's president. horace is the latest top u. s. official to visit africa in recent months with the country making a renewed effort to strengthen its presence on the continent down counter. russian and chinese influence in the region for political analyst beds and phony convince. washington's renewed interest will bear fruit at devotees we have seen historically has been one of them interference. you can see the hand of america. 2 militarily, being very anti democratic, if i put it does way. so they're, they're coming in to africa now with this channel offensive.

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where she met the country's president. horace is the latest top u. s. official to visit africa in recent months with the country making a renewed effort to strengthen its presence on the continent and counter russian and chinese influence in the region of political analysts. beds and phony convince . washington's renewed interest will bear through it. at devotees we have seen historically as been one of them interference, you can see the hand of america militarily being very anti democratic. if i put it does way. so they're, they're coming into africa now with this channel offensive talking about democracy. i think that it does not for many people, we are able to see through russia and china that he's still really good relations with most african countries because of not only because of the role in deliberation struggle of the continent, but also that independence, russia and china continued to provide a lot of technical support, material support, financial support. the most of the african countries will always are a lot for now. but just a reminder

here now horace cooper project 21 chair. horace they're going for broke here aren't they?so weak and feeble he is just led along by the nose by the left and here we are at a moment of truth for the reparations movement. >> so the reparations movement is a scam, laura. it is a substitute for having a real agenda that makes a difference in the lives of americans. black americans have been particularly hurt by biden policies, inflation has devastated black american households. the unemployment rate, which set records under donald trump for the lowest ever recorded, has begun increasing, particularly for black americans. households, particularly black ones, are reporting that they are now having to live pay check to paycheck. so what does the reparations scam do? it says i'm not going to fix the fact that you can't make your mortgage payment. i'm not going to fix the fact that your kids can't read the diploma when they graduate from. instead, we're going to study this idea of handing you millions of dollars. we don't explain where it's going to come from and we don't explain h

the country's president. horace is the latest top u. s. official to visit africa in recent months with the country making a renewed effort to strengthen its presence on the continent and counter russian and chinese influence in the region. but political analysts should bends and phony, convince, washington renewed interest will bear fruit activities . we have seen historically has been one of them interfere us. you can see the hand of america. 2 militarily, being very anti democratic, if i may put it does way. so they're coming in to africa now with this channel offensive talking about democracy, i think that it does not for many people, we are able to see through russia and china that he's totally good relations with most african countries because of not only because of the role in deliberation, struggle of the continent. but also that post independence, russia and china continues to provide a lot of technical support, material support, financial support. the most of the african countries will always last for now. but just a reminder f

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this is simply because it's large areas that potentially could be a forest that and horace have a rather high carbon density. so not of carbon per square meter, but every year around $15000000000.00 trees are cut down worldwide. this is for firewood or because the land is needed for agriculture, new roads, or settlements. grasslands and deserts continued to spret. this contributes to global warming. at the same time, climate change helps create even more grasslands. it's a vicious circle in spain rangers are trying to stop this trend using drones. they want trees to grow here again. in only 2 days, they have spread around 500000 seats. in india, the start up my route. drones wants to use similar technology to plant 1000000000 trees by 2030. the seed copter plant trees from the air. the drones selectively spread seed falls over areas to plant new forests or to strengthen weaken forests. a drone can carry 10 kilos of seed falls each holding 4 to 5000 feet. this technology offers new opportunities for reforestation, says storage, petty, co founder of margaret drones. india is a biddy ready

and horace, thank you veryr entn much. ed very mwhat's inside those leaked documents? it's been slowly trickling outlt . and tonight we are learningand, disturbing new details. and yes, they arhey ae shatterig about what the administration has been hiding from us as im ts relates to china. "the washington post" reporting intel agenciesnew knew about upe to get this four additional chinese spy balloons, including one that flew over a us carrieru strike group isln a previous unreported incident. o and then there's one named 21 bowzer, twenty one , which reportedly carried sophisticated surveillance equipmenequipment and circumnavd the globe from december 2020 one until may. 2020 two .ry but don't worry. remember, abidin told us about that first spy balloon and the idea that a balloon could a traverse american airspace is anyway, this is not a major breach . >> joining me now ise now is sta mosher, president ofrc the population research institute and author of bull aus of asia why china's dream is the new threat to worldof order. ng know, one of the interesting things we

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christina horace, our country representative for sudan with a fleet foundation thinktank, and cartoon told us what she thinks needs to happen for this conflict to be resolved. one united army is indeed a key civilian demand for a potential future civilian governments. or you may know that in the past few months, there was a lot of hope for, for this final agreement between the military and the civilians to happen. and the military handing back the power to the civilians. the key issue of forming one united army, of course, would also include that are, sorry, that the, our sense militia was that the r s f militia was integrated into this army, which of course, is not in the interest of the, our staff. and they wanted to make this a tenure also process, the military push one or 2 potential talks may circle around those topics and reach a compromise to kind of diffuse tensions around. these are these issues, but this is not the immediate concern anymore. the immediate concern is that both leaders are really am talk now and that their rhetoric has become hard line since yesterday. both of

but horace said he mentioned the gang of eight. i'm sure this is information that even the gang of eight in congress doesn't have access to and it begs the question. how is the chinese military advance so quickly? this this steel the billions of dollars that we invest in planes and ships and missiles. they steal it whole wholeheartedly. because we i haven't haven't secured our intelligence and again, we have to pivot and you can't have a president of former press secretary or an administration that doesn't end understand the serious nature of this and again. i think the congress is gonna come harder. this administration both republicans and democrats, this is not about a set of documents you might have in your basement at mara lago or by your car in your garage. this is the most classified information this government has, and it was leaked. but but to share. it should never have it. you should have a small group. maybe 100. people have access to it, but not a million as horse cooper just mentioned well shot and horace. thank you ve

you spoke of the horace, you saw that the problem stop today. my house is not far away from the military base. i'm there or early in the morning about a, a n. i woke up with a wall, it's everywhere. there is no water. ok. i thought, you know, look it up. there is no electric. you know a lot of places. there is no food. there is babies. there is no more because i saw a woman's give bits of babies. shy is born in the, in the ground. i need to plan what we have to do all of that. the maximum one cup, like into chess, you caught before that i need to dream know what to do. how could, how could i am very, what was my pro, that my family, my neighbors, my eyes and i saw the look into it. my neighborhood, a child 6 years old, 6 years old. his father died before 5 years. he's. he's along with his mother. he's in a side, he's home, he's playing or form bullies. what, what the child did before crying in his people. my message, call me have to do more than i do. if you move out on the world, i mean, you're the only see out of that you will get a la bombshe

now i'm horace board of t gray for some areas to impose curfews and restrict public transport. they're gone to the historic town of gondor, which is a unesco recognized town, has called for a few tried trying to end this sir. public defiance again to see your grand government that insists there won't be any kind of compromise and comes of ending the special forces in which them hara regions as well as other wages have benefited from. in the past. the plan will apply to 11 regions which have their own fighting groups and usa in languages. the government of prime minister abbey, i'm, it says it's critical for the national unity of ethiopia. but it's not been well received, an and horror. his regional forces supported the federal army and its 2 year conflict was rebels in to grey that began in 2020. since then, i'm horror leaders have accused the federal government of ignoring attacks on ethnic m. horace, living in the neighboring romeo region, their fear dissolving their regional forces, will leave the vulnerable to further attacks and prevent them from defending themselves. barb

one of those pastors hoping to make a difference, bishop horace smith, joins us now.hank you very much for your time. we saw you speaking out locally and said let's get him on here. this is a story we have been covering a lot here on "america reports," and we are sad to see that city and so many businesses fleeing and people that are leaving. i know you are trying to bring about solutions, what do you believe first is at the root of the problem with these young teens that are -- that are getting together online, they are showing up in mass downtown chicago, jumping on busses. i mean, there were shots fired, two teenagers were shot in this violence. why is this happening? >> well, first of all, you know, we can report what's happening and report why it happened in the background, i've lived in chicago all my life and grew up here. we don't on any level condone violence of any sort, any kind of mayhem and i would not characterize it as a mob, it's not a mob. they are young people, most going downtown like young people, you are from chicago, the lake front, beautiful set

you also like pro who escaped to paris and spoke of the horace. he saw the bass or in the morning about a there is no water. ok. i thought there is no food there is maybe there is no more because it is born in the in the ground. ok. seen them one couple of interesting how could, how could i use i am ice many and i saw 6 years old. his father died before 5 years, please w for form what the child did before. it's a cry, a minister and current member of the when human rights committee thinks that there isn't that there of done yes. today, in the see that yaki communion, that this is an up within the actually tell me i have to be protected. i don't think that on a line that too much internationally it warms the issue of done has been already there. things added becomes very sensitive to be given the chance to try to sit together know how the united states is this for me that would lead to more, i'm going to really do much on the, in the find the solution for the situation with that that the u. s. yeah. western thing, sudan, blue sudan and south sudan

the most flattering ones embroider a map of their region with skin fragments, being the same as the horaceeir chassis - these are objects of material and non-material gestoro-cultural sparshka, that he is from seven places so on the map of the mogilev region already embroidered rybinsk, boots blouse bosses, unique osipovitsky ornament. i think that representatives of the master of each region will be happy to represent their homeland, so i really like it connect each region, in my opinion, it's great on the map of the mogilev region. mestri from 15 districts have already left their mark. brest became my neck on the alley or the second one a new art object appeared already in the 10s in the streets of gogol attracted tourists from lighters of various forms and around the worlds you can demolish objects from literary heroes quotes from books with symbols a new statue was hacked looks like the character domakh of the soviet cartoon novelty, admired maria triplet more bright and cravings became. a new art object was opened with pomp near brest in the city. already 10 years in the person of gog

joining me now, horace cooper, project . twenty one , chairman morris. >> so now racism and sexism are the reasons you cannot really criticize kamala harris, who has an incredible talent of taking up paragrap h after paragraph saying nothing. >> oh, it's worse than saying nothing. it's what did that woman just say? >> i mean, it's remarkable that this president is setting back the quality and talent perspective that qu americans have on blacks and on women. he hasand on managed w to pick f the worst choices in very, very critical positions. this woman needs help, but the help should start l with let's tackle a responsibility that she can. handle competently. it's not the vice presidency. it sidency. wasn't even as a senat. >> you may recall, she was one of the first people to drotp out of the presidential race. >> what the new york timesa memr said about that camp campaign, its summing it up here, buupt basically it was one of ca the worst run campaigns. >> absolutely. was she managemp d to offend everybody. >> to get to kno

rest of the band was furious with a i hope this, the future of the stones was at stag zyden upon its horace. ronnie would help smooth things over when, when those difficult times happened in the eighty's money was like this and can't fall apart. you know, like this part of his destiny. he felt it to be in the band and to bring those, those tea back together. and he is stephanie and he helps with that as well. ah, that relationship had recovered by the ninety's, but there was more misfortune to come. mick jagger's long time, girlfriend lorenz. scott committed suicide in 2014. the death of the stones. drummer charlie was in 2021, was the most recent big glow. tale is huge. the huge, the mess. and he was a great influence within the bounty. ne, everybody last, johnny and yeah he, i mean, i think that definitely he will have been studying influence. you know, ah, the european tour marking the band 60th anniversary paid tribute to him. the band dedicated the show to him. um, this feels different to me and we do play attribute to charlie. you see him and you hear him. but for us, it's more of a c

it's horace. ronnie would help smooth things over when, when those difficult times happened in the eighty's. money was like this and can't fall apart. you know, like, was part of his destiny. he felt it to be in the band and to bring those, those tea back together. he is daphne and he helps with that as well. ah, that relationship had recovered by the ninety's, but there was more misfortune to come. mick jagger's long time, girlfriend lorenz. scott committed suicide in 2014. the death of the stones, drummer charlie watts in 2021 was the most recent big blow. tale is huge. the huge, the mess. and he was a great influence within the bounty. now everybody last, johnny and yeah he, i mean, i think that definitely he will have been studying influence, you know, ah, the european tour marking the band 60th anniversary pay tribute to him. the band dedicated the show to him. this feels different to me and we do play attribute to charlie. you see him and you hear him. but for us it's more of a celebration. now, you know, some time has gone past. we miss him or say all the time we laugh about him. we

now the atmosphere in the city is west, aggravated after the arms of florida, horace acquisitions. but i think it has become before the storm. as the recept stated, they will dispatch their forces here with the un world food program says it's been forced to suspend its operations and sit down after 3 of its workers were killed in class. is that augment obligation from the sidney's doctors trade union told is that medical services are being blocks from delivering 8 to civilian victims of the violence the he want to tell you the situation on crises. i'm still very be clear. yes. because most of the bridge are, are still blocked by your medical, you know, there's rails and some of them very been brought by tanks and there is no access to the main. a measure. hospitals are acting cartoon and a medical personnel. they conquer to stations are on the medical for while, until that also cannot cause oblivious to go to the hospital or the medical center where somebody goes, especially in the south of cotton. now, some dick was used to still on the street and having being taken away only goes

read us mind penetrating sweden's christine horace. the saw me people fear for their existence is reindeer herders. their fragile ecosystem under hosting a risk to their lives. focus on europe in 30 minutes on d. w. and to the conflict zone with sebastian for 15 weeks, israel has been in crisis for mass feminist ration was triggered by government judicial reforms. the professor showing no signs of giving up. how much damage is it doing to israel at home and abroad? my guest is the american lawyer allen. verse with bacon often labelled israel. leave it in the court of public opinion, conflict zone. 90 minutes on d. w. david madeleine sharma. welcome to my podcast, love matter. that i and life celebrities influences and experts to talk about all playing loud effect from day to day. nothing less because all these things and more in the new season of the pot come make sure to tune and wherever you get your past and join the conversation because you know it love matter. ah, ah, hello guys, this is the 77 percent. the platform with issues an

horace boris epshteyn if you haven't been following every day? he's someone who was very close to rudy giuliani for a long time and when giuliani was there with trump after 2020 and working to try to overturn the election -- who was at his side? boris epshteyn. he was trump's right-hand man and boris was that to rudy. >> i understand boris epshteyn is also represented by todd blanche was part of -- >> part of how todd blanche was brought into the legal team is because he is friendly with boris epshteyn and representing him. >> boris also goes back to the russia investigation which is where we first met him, in connection with the russia investigation. also under scrutiny. not accused of anything officially, wasn't facing any charges but he was in that orbit, people investigating were looking at. >> i want to bring in her senior investigative correspondent catherine herridge was been talking to her sources. >> heading into the arraignment this week one of the trump attorneys representing the former president and the classified documents case, he t

for their own escape. routes we spoke with well lead micra, who escaped to paris and spoke of the horace. he saw the problem stop today. my house is not far away from the military base and they are or early in the morning about a, a n. i woke up with every where there is no more. ok. i told, you know, look, that is only 3. you know, a lot of places. there is no food there is maybe there is no more because i saw a woman's giving bits of babies shy is born in the, in the ground. i need the plan. will we have to do all of that. the maximum one up like in teachers is for before it's that what i need to do in order to do how could, how could i am very worthy foreigners, my parents, my family, my neighbors, myself. i used and i saw looked into my neighborhood, a child 6 years old, 6 years old. his father died before 5 years. he's all he's along with his mother. he's in the side, he's home. he's playing his family or phone. well, it's what, what the child did before life. since i'm innocent, people my message call me or have to move out on the world. most of the mean you're pretty much the only

while japan's last survivors tell their tails if the horace of new p her attacks are those a something to do with guests are always welcoming till she go china cars, home in hiroshima, japan. there's some one visiting her almost every day. this 84 year old has turned her apartment into a meeting place. to day her guests are in from the u. k. ah. huddle my nedley to scott. i survived g at the bombing. he doesn't. it wasn't easy for me to talk of him, but i'm going to tell you today. when tortuga tanika tells her story, it's not only about the suffering she experienced as a 6 year old or how her entire world was destroyed for them 2nd space or how the dead and injured filled the streets. the meeting is also about how she learned to speak about those things. she processed her misery by turning it into works of art . the school girl engulfed him, a cloud of dust like she was back then after the blast of my head. a bit of blue sky that gave her hope the hiroshima survivor is a popular figure. she's one of the few remaining eye witnesses. she meets up often with her friend haruki yama gucci.

but moved, came without a vote in parliament. horace is now taking steps are cracked on criticism of the french leader with several protesters facing finds, undergo jill time as well expanding on the issue here shar t contributor rachel marston, emanuel my call has been busy criss crossing the country, trying to calm down the french people as they continue to rage over his signature pension reform, passing into law, and raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 everywhere. michael goes these days pretty much. he's met with protesters, dining pots and pans. now you organizers had put out the word ahead of time warning that protesters would be waiting, and that basically took off law enforcement. so it ended up being a big symphony of clanging kitchenware, punctuated by the stick out with tear gas blasts. but the actions of french law enforcement and the justice system are now going much further than just tear gas. french authorities have now reported the, opened an investigation into an incident earlier this week in the eastern french city of glen novela, where a mom was accused of bea

also coming up, visiting beijing, you chief horace lafond, l i and has kind words for china and stern, a stern warning she praises chinese liter. she's in pain on his nuclear weapon stands, but warns against arming. russia. ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. israel has carry out the sea, carried out a series of nighttime air strikes. first in the gaza strip, and then in lebanon. the israel military says it struck targets linked to the palestinian militant group, hamas. this comes after more than 30 rockets were fired from lebanon into northern israel on thursday. one of the biggest rocket attacks originating on lebanese soil since 2006 or the sky line of gaza city lighting out not long after the israeli army confirmed that it was carrying out airstrikes in the territory. ah, israel also launched strikes in southern lebanon. this is the aftermath a day before dozens of rockets were fired from lebanon toward israeli territory. the biggest rocket attack from lebanon in 17 years. israel's prime minister, convened a security meeting to discuss how to respond. marcella, the