imran: global military spending has hit a new record. parts of europe saw the biggest increases of all. as the world witnesses more conflicts, can this trend be reversed? this is "inside story." ♪ hello and welcome to the program. i'm imran khan. global military spending has soared at one all time high. it reached a whopping $2.2 trillion last year, and that's according to data just published by the think tank stockholm international peace research institute, or sipri. it's the biggest year-on-year increase since the end of the cold war, and there's no denying russia's invasion of ukraine led to an immediate surge in spending in europe and elsewhere as countries move to enhance their military capabilities, or exported weapons and equipment to kyiv. but let's take a closer look at the reports. the sharpest rides in spending was, of course, in europe. jumping 13% its steepest , increase since 1989. and much of that was because of ukraine, where military spending soared 640% to $44 billion. but the trend also spread to kyiv's neighbors and

i'm imran khan.inding new sources of green energy is no longer merely an aspiration for many governments, with the risks of climate change now felt all around the world. the war in ukraine has forced countries to seek alternatives to russian gas. harnessing sources which replenish themselves as the aim of european's -- we will discuss how realistic this is in a few moments with our guests. but first, a report on what northern european leaders have pledged at a summit in belgium. reporter: resilience, sovereignty, made in europe. but also meeting. ambitious climate targets. . those were the aims of a summit in belgium on monday where leaders from nine european countries pledged to rapidly speed up the construction of offshore wind farms and dramatically change the balance of energy supplies in europe. >> this summit marks an important milestone. a milestone to make of the north see the biggest green power plant in the world. we aim for a capacity of 130 gigawatts by 2030. by 2050, we will be able to p

imran khan, the prime minister of pakistan , was dismissed with the complicity of his opponents in the parliament . he supported the vote of no confidence in his prime minister. they registered and according to the majority of votes, this plan was approved and the second prime minister of pakistan was dismissed in the fourth year of his prime ministership. with the departure of imran khan, shehbaz sharif became the prime minister who continued internal disputes during his term . good relations with all countries were established. we are, but we are not ready to be for them. the reason for my dismissal was to oppose the demands of america , however, i will not allow to use the people of pakistan to secure my own interests. rain in the summer monsoon faced pakistan with one of the biggest natural crises in the history of this country. in the space of three months, 250% more rain fell than the annual average of pakistan, and the rainfall record of the century was broken in this country. of the 1,160 people , all their belongings were washed away. all my life is destroyed, we want the gove

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imran loves horses and loves introducing others to his sport.be expanded to. the urban riding schools like ourselves, of which there was probably something like four in the country, they need support because it's really hard logistically to keep horses in the middle of a city without proper grazing and everything, so they need support to be able to do that. british equestrian say the research will help them make meaningful systemic change. lydia and imran will be watching closely. rebecca wood, bbc news. ferrari formula i driver charles leclerc has asked fans to respect his privacy and stop turning up outside his monaco apartment. the 25—year—old said his address has recently become public, leading to fans gathering outside and ringing the bell. leclerc said he was fine with people approaching him in public but wished them to stay away from his home. he had his watch stolen in italy last year as he posed for a selfie with two people wearing scooter helmets. that's all from me — i'll be back in an hour, but i'll leave you with the football news s

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imran ahmad khan was released from prison exactly three weeks before the same court issued a warrant arrest of the president of the russian federation commissioner for children's rights in russia, it was gavkhov. this is gogol and i don't know how. just imagine that the people who saved the children are condemned for allegedly stealing and deporting them and for the occupied countries. and this warrant is issued by the brother of a pedophile who received a term in the uk for paedophilia. and look at this photo. here on the left is the dispatch of kherson children. in artek, this is a war crime, according to the decision of the hague court, and on the right is a photo of the massacre of vietnamese peasants in song my in 1968 in 1994, us army soldiers for this massacre, where 504 people were killed, including 210 children , one soldier, lieutenant kelly, was punished and received 3 years of house arrest. and here is another photo. here are three handsome men bill clinton george bush barack obama who organized armed conflicts in yugoslavia in 1999 for three. about four thousand fats 200

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imran loves horses and loves introducing others to his sport.ositive changes. it's a two—way relationship, itjust needs to be expanded. the urban riding schools, like ourselves, of which there is only four in the country, they need support. because it's really, really hard, logistically, to keep horses in the middle of the city, without proper grazing and everything. so they need support to be able to do that. british equestrian say the research will help them to make meaningful, systemic change. lydia and imran will be watching closely. rebecca wood, bbc news. just to mention today as well, not just about the golf which is what we started talking about, but the football as well come in the premier league title race arsenal go to anfield, not a place they have a particularly good record, but if they beat liverpool they can re—establish an eight—point lead. i think a lot of people still feel manchester city might get back in and clinch the title as they so want to do. we will wait and see. it would be a huge, i'm going to say statement, if arsena

imran sidat, bbc news there was a full round of fixtures in the championship today.e to norwich. blackpool's hopes of staying in the champiomnship seem to be slipping away after a 3—1 loss to cardiff. qpr are edging closer to danger after defeat to preston. reading and birmingham shared the points. rotherham beat west brom 3—1. sheffield united beat wigan 1—0 to maintain their automatic promotion hopes. bristol city won at stoke, it was goalless at swansea and the neil warnock revival at huddersfield continues with a 3—2 win at watford. sunderland and hull city currently 2—2. and that big game at middlesbrough kicks off at eight. so this is how the top of the table looks — confirmation that burnley are a win away from an instant return to the premier league with sheffieled united looking a good bet to join them. luton, middlesbrough, millwall and blackburn occupy the play—off places but they'll all be looking over their shoulders at a number of teams just behind them. the bottom of the table looks grim reading for wigan at the bottom and blackpooljust a place and a p

abbreviated as medical, medical, medical bank, ministry of agriculture, labor agricultural jihadi imran can order now, the government expects that everyone will help, that in this area, they should only use the irgc, and i will give it back. all institutions should use the enthusiasm of young people who are ready to serve in all parts of the country . the gradual establishment of a regime and the fact that today's strategy of the islamic world should be to help and strengthen the militant elements inside palestine has been reported from palestine . this attendance to failure the plans and conspiracies of the zionist enemy against this mosque are blessed. the words of this zionist military official say that there are 250,000 rockets that iran, hezbollah, lebanon, syria, iraq. yemen and food have created for twenty years and some of them are able to establish goals to the center of israel , which is khuzestan, which is the center of technology, knowledge, economy and culture, which will prove that the developments in the region will reveal in the coming war, there are 5 parallels , the fi

please, imran khan has flown. so, the beijing olympics then flew to moscow on the twenty-fourth.his is what the employees of the russian federation are doing in the security council and so on. and only if we start the operation will confirm china's sovereignty on taiwan, all other states will tend to the san francisco peace treaty, which does not say to whom taiwan passes. whose territory is this? likely at the forefront of taiwan's recognition this separatist state of the new formed will be precisely the baltic countries and china refused to recognize the landing. taiwan here they mean billions of dollars every year. the only thing is that the ruling party of south africa today called for a break in relations , the circle of friends of the russian federation and the people's republic of china, they perceive this as another form of colonialism, this court is growing and growing. yes, and to conclude, that is, china's battley little haiti vatik. it's like three such fairly large countries. all the rest are even smaller there palau and so further. now, eventually , after the taiwan

for some reason, i have no doubt that imran's long-range missiles will give either later, but well, herel directions. e hmm formula. uh, this counter-offensive, most likely, it will be , uh, it will be several hits. naturally, on criminal and e, judging by the fact that now the enemy’s forces are concentrated, for example, in kupinsk, and under yampolyan and e in seversk, this turns out to be three directions of one-two strikes, and the second on the criminal’s third through belogorka, but now they will probably try , cut this our grouping of the matchmaking line, 1/3 of the pie, and if the first two directions are here somehow to starobelsk with an eye on lugansk, uh, the third and probably, he can organize a deblocking strike on artyom with it’s good that we now have excellent cooperation between the wagner pmc and the paratroopers who a cover the flanks, what from the north, what from the south? i hope that in the event of such an attack, it will be possible to repulse it, but uh, this is not the only direction. another direction that worries everyone is, of course, zaporozhye, becaus

the mayor of london, imran khan, is planning to expand the ules, or ultra—low—emission—zone in london faced protests and legal challenges, with some angry at the cost and speed of the changes. there is now a considerable debate between the affordability of driving and protecting public health. graham satchel, bbc news. an attempt will be made today to launch a rocket that's planned to eventually take people to the moon and mars. known as starship, it's the biggest and most powerful rocket ever built. developed by spacex, it stands at 393 feet and it's attempting to fly to space for the first time. but the company's founder, elon musk, says it has a fifty—fifty chance of success. our science editor rebecca morelle reports. getting ready for its biggest test — this is starship, the tallest and most powerful rocket system ever built. and it's about to make its first attempt at flying to space. what makes starship special is, first of all, it's really big. laughs like, really big. we'll have about 17 million pounds of thrust — twice as big as the biggest rocket we've ever launched. the sc

short , medical medicine, the bank of agriculture, the ministry of agriculture , jihad work, which imran use in the same way. now, thank god, we hope for the revolutionary government to help them, that they will use only the irgc in this area, and all institutions should express their gratitude to these enthusiastic young men who are ready to serve in all parts of the country, sardar mohammad reza naqdi, deputy coordinator of the irgc. guards of the islamic revolution and thank you, dear viewers, may god be great, let's make a 15-second film store, 32 inches , this is the name of the store, with free shipping and everything. congratulations, you have an online store . bring me tajir al-mamalek, sir, after a long time. lips he has summoned the blanket with open words. in the service of mr. bani, your excellency, you have made us feel different , but in fact, you have made us wide. i only have my wordpress dashboard, i have come to you, tell me, say the drums, say the bands, we are going to a different place , a delicious meal with air insurance. he lives non- stop, with non-stop photos, h

. >> former prime minister of pakistan, imran khan has been shot for bullets and president biden has had kind relations with international leaders for decades. he is one of the u.s. politicians who has been known for kindness among international leaders. he did not call the prime minister and now the country is in a lot of turmoil as well. is there any chance the president can bring at least all the parties, the military, the judiciary, the politicians on board, so the country can be stopped from further deterioration? mr. kirby: we firmly believe and have for some time that a strong, stable and secure pakistan is good for the region. >> could you just clarify, is the first lady going on the ireland trip? mr. kirby: i don't have the actual traveling party here for you.

we got them out of a pakistan prison because president trump negotiated with imran khan in pakistan andas it so important? he was the designated success successor who led the taliban, and i was on the phone call listening to the phone call in the oval office when president trump talked to both ghani, in afghanistan, to get on board with the negotiation negotiations and when he talked to berarder, he made it very clear that if you harm a single american, the deal is off. in that one year, until we left office, there was not a single american killed in afghanistan and there was 13 killed during the chaotic debacle moving out of afghanistan at abbygade. ashley: wow, we're going to have to leave it there lt. general keith kellogg but you know what, general? i feel your anger, you're fuming as are many other people at the result of this report. hopefully you can have a deep breath and enjoy this holiday weekend but thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thanks, ashley. ashley: yeah, it's absolute, very frustrating. thank you very much. coming up, 236,000 jobs added in march. we're

i spoke with imran ahmed, who runs the center for countering digital hate. here's what he told me.y need to be having conversations with their kids asking them. what do you seeing and then helping them to contextualize that by having that conversation we can actually help kids and parents understand better this new social media relations that we, for better or worse living. so that's i think that's sort of gets at it. you know, parents need to be having conversations with their kids about what they may or may not be seeing on this app because it's so individual to each person such important reporting. what what is? um tiktok saying, if anything so, tiktok said in a statement. in response to my reporting, we're committed to building a appropriate experiences where teens can safely have fun and explore their creativity. as part of this, we invest in keeping content with more mature themes from reaching younger audiences and offer family pairing where parents and caregivers can customize the experience their teens have on tiktok. and look, i mean, this this account that we made didn't

world from china to pakistan for 58 billion, according to pakistan, even the overthrow prime minister imran a project. after all, it will not only change the entire economy of the region. he will give him a chance to grow and be independent. yes, the americans assured me that the coup was their work, but the whole third world remembers how it was not their work that there were many coups among those who wanted to go their own way, how gaddafi was overthrown for a water supply project that would give water to all of africa and she did not would need no one's help. and how exactly the army elite was grown for the third world in american camps and the military they came to power demolishing the romantics, according to the precepts of the bandung conference of the fifty- fifth, who tried to build their dream of a third path, and in the fifty-fifth forum of three continents and experience. they had hope, let's quickly look at the ad and try to understand if now biden says that he will run for a new term from trump can become his competitor again. what does this mean in reality and if there is a

. >> former prime minister of pakistan, imran khan has been shot for bullets and president biden has had kind relations with international leaders for decades. he is one of the u.s. politicians who has been known for kindness among international leaders. he did not call the prime minister and now the country is in a lot of turmoil as well. is there any chance the president can bring at least all the parties, the military, the judiciary, the politicians on board, so the country can be stopped from further deterioration? mr. kirby: we firmly believe and have for some time that a strong, stable and secure pakistan is good for the region. >> could you just clarify, is the first lady going on the ireland trip? mr. kirby: i don't have the actual traveling party here for you. thank you. sec. jean-pierre: all right. let's get going. >> that kentucky shooting in your statement at the briefing, you're critical of republicans, but you didn't mention anything that the president wants to do it doing himself about this. is he at the end of his ability to do anything when it comes to gun violence i

imran love sources and loves introducing others to his sport.ring positive changes. it is a - 2-way relationship, just needs to be 2—way relationship, just needs to be expanded. the urban riding schools, like ourselves, which there is only fourin like ourselves, which there is only four in the country, they need support. because it is really, really hard, logistically, to keep forces in the middle of the city, without proper grazes and everything. so they need support to be able to do that.— be able to do that. british equestrians _ be able to do that. british equestrians say _ be able to do that. british equestrians say the - be able to do that. british i equestrians say the research be able to do that. british - equestrians say the research will help to make meaningful, systemic change. lydia and imran will be watching closely. lydia wood, bbc news. a damning report, and clearly a lot of work to be done, but lots of people within the sport hoping to see change. people within the sport hoping to see change-— people within the sport hoping to se

imran ahmat khan was released early from prison exactly three weeks before this court issued a warrantian federation on the rights of the child in russia it was woof. this is gogol and i don't know. well , just imagine that the people who saved the children are condemned for allegedly stealing and deporting them and for the occupied countries. and this warrant is issued by the brother of a pedophile who received a uk sentence for paedophilia. and look at this photo. here on the left this is sending kherson children. in artek, this is a war crime. according to the decision of the hague court, and on the right is a photo of the massacre of vietnamese peasants in song my in 1968 by us army soldiers for this massacre, where 504 people were killed, including 210 children, one soldier, lieutenant kelly, was punished received 3 years of house arrest. and here is another photo. here are three handsome men bill clinton george bush barack obama who organized armed conflicts in yugoslavia in 1999 for three. about four thousand more than 111,000 casualties in iraq in 2003 223,000 casualties in lib

please, imran khan has flown. so, the beijing olympics then flew to moscow on the twenty-fourth. russian federation and in the security council and so on, and only if we start the operation will confirm china's sovereignty in taiwan, all other states will tend to the san francisco peace treaty, which does not say , in general, to whom taiwan passes. whose territory is this? most likely in the vanguard recognition this is a separatist state of the newly formed it will be the baltic countries and china. do you remember what a painful struggle to conditionally renounce recognition of honduras there, taiwan here they are every year, which means they promise billions of dollars and so on, that today called on the ruling party of south africa to break off relations. like you, who are the shlivondyksky pigs? may the chinese people's republic grow out of the expanding circle of friends of the russian federation. like another form of colonialism? here is the court. yes, and i’ll finish, that is, china fought to ensure that no one recognizes taiwan remained in this little haiti, the vatica

for some reason, i have no doubt that imran's long-range missiles will be given either later, and wellnt, and e, judging by the fact that now the enemy’s forces are concentrated, for example, in kupinsk, and under the yampol and e in seversk, this turns out to be three directions of one-two strikes, and the second they will try to criminalize the third through belogorovka to lisichansk, probably cut this our group. uh, the matchmaking line for three pies and if the first two directions. they lead somehow to starobelsk with an eye on lugansk, uh, the third one and probably, they can organize a deblocking strike on artyom, it’s good that we now have excellent cooperation between the wagner pmc and the paratroopers who a cover the flanks, which is from the north what's from the south? i hope that in the event of such an attack , it will be possible to repulse it, but uh, this is not the only direction, another direction that uh everyone is worried about this, of course, zaporozhye because zaporozhye is the enemy. uh plans to advance towards a mile of poplars, and you can move to berdyansk

imran khan was difficult for to us deal with. prime minister shareef somewhat easier.ut the question is, democracy and the rule of law. the supreme court of pakistan has ruled that there should be provincial elections in punjab and later on in another province. that is the rule of law. i believe that supreme court has ruled that its initial ruling is final and unappealable. and that the supreme court has ordered that the funds be released as are necessary to hold those provincial elections. america stands not with this policy or that policy or a government that will agree with us on this issue or that issue. america stands for democracy and the rule of law. and we also stand for human rights and the right of free speech and the right to express one's opinions and i, of course, have been concerned about some of the terrible disappearances, some of the abuses of human rights, some of the substantial evidence of torture. so we need human rights and democracy in pakistan. we need the rule of law. and america stands not with its short-term bilateral concerns but with our de