in a flagrant violation of international law. including international humanitarian -- humanitarian law, human rights law, and the provisions on the protection of civilians. what this it is a war crime. a crime against humanity. in accordance with the rome statute that created the icc. we have come to the security council many times to ask for immediate action, to stop the israeli aggression against our unarmed people. our people who are crushed under the odious israeli occupation. our people who are suffering from this force and exile for over 70 years. we have sent hundreds of letters describing what is happening on the ground, in terms of the brutal israeli occupation of our people. we have sent many appeals to implement the provisions of international law. the provisions of international humanitarian law. of human rights law, and the relevant provisions of -- and decisions of the united nations. we have warned against the crushing of a people as a whole. the various forms of abuse, and oppression. we have warned you not to clo

law including international humanitarian law human rights. and the provisions on the protection of civilians what this is is a war crime a crime against humanity in accordance with the rome statute that created the i c c we have come to the security council many times so ask for immediate action to stop the israeli aggression against our armed people are people who are crushed under the odious israeli occupation are people who are suffering from this forces they sent and exile for over seventy years they have sent hundreds of letters describing what is happening on the ground in terms of the brutal israeli occupation of our people we have sent many appeals to implement the provisions of international law the provisions of international humanitarian law of human rights and the relevant provisions. and decisions of the united nations we have warned against. and the crushing of a people as a whole the very various forms of abuse. and. oppression we have were you not to close your eyes or to the cause traffic so you should in occupied but as soon

it is an international law issue.the trump administration refuses to listen to what the world is saying, to what a and the united nations resolution, security council resolutions and in particular what is contained international law and standards. he refuses to listen to that because it is a superpower which should be defending the international law first and foremost, and that is the superpower which should be protecting the security council resolutions before anyone else, because other position as as a permanent member of security council and as a superpower. they should be the one to abide i've international law, and they should not travel international law underfoot. they should not close their eyes to the situation on the ground. the whole world can then see this provocation of the united states should review their position on this flagrant violation of international law and security council resolutions. furthermore, the u.s. administration did not just ignore the status of the city and the central role it plays

and you just international games or which other games to fix international. you're going. to have players in every national team. match fixes still rig the overall results of some matches but increasingly that turning to fixing what happens during just a small part of a much this is known as the sport fixing. of the criminals favorite sport fixes involves paying players to underperform sessions of ovals. that consists of six balls delivered by a bowler to the batsman a session is a limited number of usually six or ten. about betting on different kinds of fixes. because you have more and more. match you know one of those folks. on how many rounds would be schooled by the end of a tenth of a session to ten. and so on. for example bookies may say the session runs total will be sixty six to sixty eight wrong. place bets on the team scoring are the below sixty six or above sixty eight the match fixes bribe players to underperform and bet heavily on the school being below sixty six. world session faces a more popular these days so much fixes because it's really hard to detect in

law the countries that stand to defend international like russia china and the european union. organizations like the u.n. and other countries to hold israel accountable they cannot continue business as usual with israel they cannot continue receiving israeli prime ministers and their capitals they cannot continue that appeared with israel as long as they do these things. is a must be held accountable if any country on earth does this to its people and to the people to tip to the to their neighbors what would enter national unity do. now this government feels immune feels that people one statement condemning saying it's bad and then in this critical time we have an american veto in the general assembly we have solutions that are inevitably meant it so out of if you want me to be very frank i want these nations because if you stand tall and hold the israeli government accountable now we have made it a fair deal for them to national criminal court we want the help of the members of the international court of criminal court to open to help us open an official investigation and thi

roosevelt said the office of the white house is an office of international monetary and office of international morality needs john statesman not real estate agents this administration cannot be a partner and of course we our only option is to stay on this land and to be in this land today between the river jordan and the military and we are the majority as palestinian arabs bustin and christian and muslim arabs we are fifty point nine percent jews are forty nine point one percent what are they going to do with us other than creating extremism and then you know when violence spread and people are being killed and what side then israel would say all of these people have it in their d.n.a. or they are terrorists and so on. i have devoted twenty five years of my life in negotiations with israel to save lives resample athenians to live and let live we have who denies there's a right to exist we have accepted a palestinian state with is written as capital to live side by side in peace and security with a set of us around the one hundred seven lines. what good is a return more settlements more dictat

international. now some liverpool football supporters in kiev for saturday's champions league final have received less than a warm welcome ukrainian police grabbed an hunk of the bloody fun on thursday who had been attacked by must win against the capital r t correspond is across this he said disturbing images coming from kiev yes very disturbing and what we're seeing is a of course thousands of little full fans who've made their way to kiev in order to watch that champions league final to be held some more evening and a number of them were enjoying dinner in the evening last night when they were set upon and actually we can see from some of the tweets of a journalist who was there at the site who describes those attackers as being masked men maybe about twenty of them wearing balaclavas and setting upon these liverpool fans who were just having dinner in a restaurant like a pack of dogs the journalists said that the attack was completely unprovoked those funds just minding their own business ahead

law the countries that stands to defend international like russia china and the european union. organizations like the u.n. and other countries to hold israel accountable they cannot continue business as usual with israel they cannot continue receiving israeli prime ministers and their capitals they cannot continue that appeared with israel as long as they do these things. is a must be held accountable if any country on earth does this to its people and to the people to do that to their neighbors what would enter national unity do. now this government feels immune feels that people one statement condemning saying it's bad and then in this critical time we have an american veto in the general assembly we have solutions that are inevitably mental so if you want me to be very frank i want these nations because if to stand tall and hold the israeli government accountable now we have made it a fair deal for the international criminal court we want the help of the members of the international court criminal court to open to help us open an official investigation and this war crimes ag

many international actions were undertaken which are at variance with international law. and they only compound with their destabilizing tendencies. and the situation in the palestinian territories now is a good example of the fact that the situation is going in the wrong direction. unfortunately in the past two days we have a firm conviction that those who undertake such steps have no intention of changing that direction thank you. i think the representative from russia the ration for the statement and now i shall make a statement in my capacity as the representative of allah. at the outset lamie saying the special code the natal nikolaj madden of for his very comprehensive but in fulton italy profoundly briefing. we express our great concerned about tragic loss of human lives in the gaza strip during protests near the gaza fans high number of people have been killed and in durban unfortunately including children. as we might face more tensions in the coming days we call on everyone to show the outmost the restaurant and to avoid further escalation of violence resulting

security council that diminishes confidence in the international order. to be fossils that would have paid. us europeans to say economic interests. and we speak to a veteran cia analyst who was aggressively manhandled and detained after speaking out against the confirmation of the woman to be cia director. our broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international thomas certainly glad to have you with us. israeli demonstrations along the gaza border are continuing as part of the palestinians so-called great march of return one person has been killed and around fifty wounded according to palestinian officials now over the last six weeks the movement has reportedly left almost fifty palestinians dead and thousands wounded as israeli forces disperse crowds along the border fence a local correspondent was on the ground throughout the day for us. this is an injury i think it's in the stomach just right now from the live ammunition as the israeli soldiers israeli snipers targeted this at us protester. who. was. known as the so there

let me tell you something about international norms.ore question. are you to answer one more question. are you going to let me say something? 40 you going to let me say something? a0 unarmed people shot dead at a fence in gaza without weapons protesting against israel policies, including two children, shot in the head and the neck. do you think that's acceptable? let me fix what you presented as fact. the facts are most of the people that got killed in gaza are people actively part of the hamas terror organisation or the islamichhad terrorist organisation. most are terrorists, most are activists. why should young children get to the fence? think about it. we're talking about the border with the gaza strip. israel is not controlling, in 2005 israel doesn't have settlements in the gaza strip, but look what happened. gaza was should chosen by a terror organisation called hamas. hamas is hostage in the young children, the young people, abusing them and sending them to the fence after israel was very clear we won't allow people to get close

first doesn't didn't or does not respect the international law which in many occasions. jerusalem is the capital of palestine and jerusalem is the disputed city and don't own national law and this cannot be decided you only looked at will and cannot be supported on this or even sure there's additional jerusalem cannot be simply some. american administration decisions give us some context to what might happen tomorrow on the anniversary of the day of catastrophe we've seen some of us in this country it hasn't been covered that widely thousands dead or injured in the great return march what have you seen the in gaza when it comes to that because it. israel says these are demonstrators using explosives in first the great return march started on the thirty or for real . and if your city of the land be were chosen so palestinians men and women elderly and children moved towards the borders merely in gaza strip but this issue is not only for guns but for all the other scene in gaza that was burned jerusalem and even in that this border of this activities will extend up to the

international . law at this is have a proper structure to receive and to protect the people in specially in this case of massive influx of human creation we saw this before in the case of the hague and we've seen this again the case of the minister and this is not the proper way to. human rights to asylum so i listen to her she's speaking of brazil but it's not just brazil that perhaps is not prepared and ready. it's a problem across across the region no doubt and this is of course then fueling animosity specially against this last wave of immigrants which as we were saying at the beginning are the most horror and desperate people that have been. fleeing since the beginning of this crisis in particular adult this iteration has been very difficult in brazil because these forty thousand minutes whelan's have a wry through. a region with only very small towns and they have just overwhelmed the town there there have been some incidents that really have raised the tensions for example in one town there wa

is the planet's economic policeman except one way domination with no respect for international rules obviously europe's response must clearly be. on friday the european commission launched a process aimed at preventing you from being hit by u.s. sanctions under those plans european companies will be able to get compensation and even loans if they were affected besides financial measures diplomatic efforts are also in place in the energy commission and now in tehran on his first official visit to the country since pulled out of the accord artists i think shevardnadze as discuss the latest developments with going to the hogan former vice president of the european commission. because not except that the americans dictate the terms of the business the american policy of taking hostage other nations and companies has to be it has to be partnership it is obvious. but the ship between the united states the european union is entering a new new age it's it's not like it was in the past. and more or less the americans or to your peons shared the same values. it is to europeans accepted that am

the arabic and the stomach countries we have to light of the beginning of this internal . clashes in syria to to to help for a common ground for a compromise from both parties struggle is against the occupation our main issue is palestine and accordingly we decide our policy and our struggle is limited only to the palestinian territories here inside historical palestine and we can have people out of any conflict outside boston so was it a lie when has will or sources said they encountered munitions that they gave to have mass in gaza which would then used against his will or in the fight against .

is there anything the international community can do to create greater international pressure? >> actually, i agree with what you say, mark. marked as someone who knows venezuela very well, as a professional and public servants. we are very thankful. this is part of the timing tragedy that we live. when we have enough internal domestic pressure, there was the beginning of international pressure and there is no match for both. right now the situation in venezuela, people come from venezuela here knows that thus ability to at least organized or two call for demonstrations, for example, right now is limited. all social and political access is under real fear and more than fear, panic because the government have no limits to do whatever they want. i guess the only window of opportunity has to do with the social issues regarding hyperinflation , food and medicine. all of the regular people live under fear. i guess the participation could be so dramatic in the future, more dramatic than it is right now which is a tragedy, but it can be more dramatic as people could fear and go and de

international with me becky aaron good to have you with us this hour now our top story tension is running high on long the gaza border a gaza israeli border after fifty nine people were killed and over two thousand injured during clashes with israeli security forces today marks seventy years since the creation of israel known as the nakba or catastrophe to palestinians and the fled on monday at protests over the relocation of the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. water. no such. little dirt we extend a hand in friendship to israel the palestinian arabs enjoy all of their neighbors may there be peace. breaks for the peace of jerusalem. live. live to our correspondent in jerusalem now polis leah a point of how tense is the situation right now. the situation here on the ground is b ten northern ramallah in an area called better el and for the past half hour israeli soldiers have entered ramallah but you might be able to see them just behind me they've been firing rounds of tear gas canisters and we've been running from this every few minutes and then turning to try and come back and talk to you the

international my name's union o'neill welcome to the program the first pictures showing the destruction of north korea's only nuclear test site have been released our correspondent. was among the small pool of journalists invited to witness the facility being decommissioned. just minutes ago they were having dinner over there and now everything is being turned into a massive cloud of dust those barracks were used for living for the soldiers to al to locate soldiers and workers there well now north korea is showing that it is destroying the infrastructure to behind these northern tunnel number two that's where five nuclear tests five most recent nuclear tests have been conducted out of four tunnels around here this one got the most battering so basically this is north korea saying look we are ready to make the first step but this is the first step that we're making to show that we are acting in good faith we're destroying all the facilities we are being told that what has been done today has rendered this site absolutely useless now they're expecting more to come out from the united stat

all the begley of shin fein gives her first international interview to this program on the heels of a meeting with britain's recently appointed secretary of state for northern ireland karen bradley plus for the other side of the story we talked to sammy wilson shadow breaks it spoke to both of the do you pay the keep strays a million power in britain all the support coming up today is going underground but first today the un security council debates libya seven years since britain bombed the country and destroyed all hinge of civic society in what was africa's richest capita country in two thousand and eleven an international coalition included the us france and great britain to military action in libya later that year mortgage after was ousted from power thank you british prime minister theresa may supported the war and then leader on saturday british forces went into action over libya the first british cruise missiles were fired from triumph at seven pm subsequently r.a.f. tornadoes were deployed in several missions because plain to see there for some of water then home secretary wo

international thank you for joining us. the u.s. officially moved its embassy in israel to jerusalem on monday sparking faith a long rest on the gaza border the protests have become the deadliest for four years. cut. the hook. this morning. who. says this tree. cut at the top of that with the word we extend a hand in friendship to israel the palestinians and all of their neighbors may there be peace we pray for the peace of yours cut. out for all. to live . our lives. on. the opening of the embassy went ahead to shed jewel despite more protests outside the gates of the new compound point to slay a report from the scene. bangui collins has gathered there protesting against him to see me i need training police so trying to keep the crowd at bay why you have. i'm here to pose a decision by the u.s. administration to relocate their embassy in the heart of the contested city in the heart of the city for thirty five to forty percent of its residents are living under occupation most of them are not citizens of any state that denied basic r

it was acquired by a shell company based in panama international arts center whose registration document is seen here. its rightful owner is unnamed. and yet palmer refused to give up and finally discovered another lead to finding the true owners. over the years the work appeared in a number of catalogs. and every time alongside the name of one of the most prestigious galleries in the world the helena maud gallery in new york run by the daughter of the family patriarch we ran into at art basel. james palmer decided to write tour. to. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see of that. q a q q. three. q q q a . let's see. well the lawyers for our client contacted. they have. new york. and they were ignored. which is not right it's not proper so i think after about a month or so they wrote him again and again they were ignored and eventually there was a response and the response was essentially you are suing the wrong people you should be suing the international art center and we have nothin

is violating international law it could well be sometimes an internal armed conflict but i think what is important is that an internal armed conflict human rights continue to apply i think israel is their own security concerns i think are something that will be viewed very much from their own subjective perspective but do matter what those concerns are there are limitations that law imposes on actions that they can take and when they're taking actions into gaza they're taking actions into what most of the international community sees as occupied territory and those actions must be in conformity with the law fly into occupied territory and in this case that includes not only international humanitarian law but also international human rights war the protect individuals from inhumane treatment degrading treatment from attacks on their life so right ahead here two journalists have taken the u.s. government of court for allegedly putting want to kill list giving more detail and get some reaction to it too after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's cr

it could well be sometimes an internal armed conflict but i think what is important is that an internal armed conflict human rights continue to apply i think israel is their own security concerns i think are something that will be viewed very botched from their own subjective perspective but do matter what those concerns are there are limitations that the law imposes on actions that they can take and when they're taking actions into gaza they're taking actions into what most of the international community sees as occupied territory and those actions must be in conformity with the law flying to occupied territory and in this case that includes not only international humanitarian law but also international human rights wall that protect individuals from inhumane treatment degrading treatment from attacks on their life. the u.s. has admitted to sending special forces saudi arabia five rebels in yemen that story much more still to come this is art international. i played for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the fina

international. anti israel demonstrations on the gaza border are continuing this part of the palestinian so-called great march of return one person has been killed and around fifty others wounded according to palestinian officials over the last six weeks the movements reported left almost fifty palestinians dead and thousands wounded this israeli forces dispersed crowds along the border fence a local correspondent was on the ground throughout the day. this is an injury i think it's in the stomach just right now from the live ammunition as the israeli soldiers israeli snipers targeted this at us protester. who was. known as of the so there you go to the little. league. there are telling here guys i'm trying to you guys and very very far away parts of the bow of the guards everyone is surrounded with young guys they're surrounding us all of the journalists and everyone within gaza all they're trying to do is this paris all of these protesters they have been fined here got a sense of warning and a very

international. a former us presidential candidate hillary clinton has attended a graduation ceremony at galle university she followed the tradition by wearing a pretty unconventional hat. a russian. i think it can be done today i know. i was on the way to winning. combination. over twenty eight and russian wiki leaks i inherited nothing from the democratic party. i mean it was bankrupt it was on the verge of in three areas still a very large proportion of the population that is uneasy with women positions of leadership. this just shows how frail hillary is i think she gave a speech to the democratic women leadership convention i think a couple of days ago in washington and more or less admitted she just can't let it go and i think i think it's worrying because the u.s. needs a strong opposition right now and hillary clinton really isn't it over and over again we saw these kind of cackling hyena like and then putting out the shank of just just now i mean over and over again she shows that she's not f

dragging the us and international community to a war in the region. i agree with you.ment which is internationally recognised as legal government. there is no other legal government in syria. they have an ambassador in the united nations. the legal government of syria has invited russia and iran to go to syria to fight terrorism. we have 110,000 terrorists organised by us allies in the region in syria to fight the syrian government, to fight syrian army, to fight syrian security establishment to bring regime change. we don't have any other country the same situation where you have 100,000 foreign terrorists fighting the government to security establishment, the military, in syria to bring regime change in syria. this is illegal. if iran is there, it's based on syrian government request. if russia is there, it's based on syrian government request. if the united states is in iraq, it's because iraqi government, which is legal government, has asked united states, come to iraq, bring yourforces to fight terrorists. this is international rules and regulations. who's saying.

which has been reduced to wretched internal hostilities. in. instantly. his trip is a difficult one to say the least he'll be starting in the south in aden and finishing three hundred fifty kilometers further north in sanaa the two cities that have been the country's capitals on and off for years. half way between the two in the heart of the highlands he'll be visiting on the frontline. sheeted beat it was awful to see that up we have what we have and will see since my first visit to yemen two years ago i think that the international community has significantly underestimated the degree of the stabilisation of pain and suffering caused by the war in yemen and they're trying to relegate the situation to the second or third rank of the international conflict super's so that's why i've returned here determined to try and regress the imbalance to some extent between the lack of international attention and the huge humanitarian needs that the aussie one didn't assume that the lives of those wanting money to. traveling to the heart of. it all started on septemb

international from the team and myself you know neal welcome to the program our top story tens of thousands of mourners have turned in gaza for the funerals of the protesters killed by israeli soldiers on monday at least sixty people lost their lives in what's become the deadliest day in the israeli palestinian conflict since twenty fourteen more than twenty seven hundred others were injured many with live ammunition the violence came as the u.s. controversially opened its new embassy in nearby jerusalem. there was water glorious remember this moment was. this is this true. no no no it was whatever the word we extend a hand in friendship to israel the palestinians and to all of their neighbors may there be peace. in the world we pray for the peace of jerusalem. i was wrong. i'm human vessel in the way ever since the day phase ended our lives have you know what i think to protest against these may be soldiers who are just a short distance behind me as you can see they've kind of demarcated this area by burning tires and from kid they're hurling rocks and stones at the soldiers who are just a

you have to look at the situation from the perspective of international companies i mean. there will be in my own else this three different groups of companies in europe the most significant group are the larger european companies that have relatively extensive interests in the u.s. i mean they probably export to the u.s. market they probably having to actions with everich and banks with everich and stock exchanges and so on and they're obviously the most exposed group to potential u.s. sanctions so one can imagine no matter what kind of protection that you offer that those companies will be very careful unless they manage to secure this so called all fact licenses they need or business with on the second group are those companies who have exposure to u.s. interests and or a ball or a book potentially too to u.s. sanctions but who will feel that what the e.u. is offering for example in in financing solutions or in risk management sanctions risk mitigation would be good enough for them to continue their iran business and a third group are potentially smaller and medium size

that means an international forum and the process has to be based on international law. and u.n. resolution, security council resolutions, general assembliey s rresolution. it should be based on ending occupation. >> if you have heard any leaks or reports or anything, what do you understand about the u.s. administration's plan, the jared kushner plan, the president trump plan that's meant to be unveiled? you heard president trump, i believe they are talking about a two state solution still. >> what we heard is negative things, unfortunately. mr. trump was the first american president, that declare a change in the american policy. he said it's not necessarily two state solution. he said it's what the two sides agree about. he knows very well that israel is the powerful side here. so they will never accept a two state solution. it's the united states that stopped criticizing israel about settlement building. he said that he is taking jerusalem off the table. so how can we negotiate if the most important issue for us is off the table? he wants to take it off the table. he is allowin

international. across europe municipalities are taking their water supply back from private companies to meet the people themselves with simple song alone even some company elsewhere though they invite private companies to take over the utilities many by the telescope was allowed to miss you guys to go on the back of my because. this is . just because. the more you remember the lift hill brought up locals are ready to stand up for the basic human right of access to water it's about water but it's also over much more than water it's about the hurt and the redistribution of. birds and their debt downwards we want our. time afshin rattansi we're going underground is today jerusalemite the hosts a violation of international law or a kickstart to a real middle east peace process after a u.s. embassy moves from tel aviv to the capital of palestine coming up on the show gaza's former health minister dr basename calls this summer jewel breaking of the b.d.s. boycott by prince william shameful ahead of tomor

the international space station the international space station is about the close working relationships we have with spacefaring countries, including russia. we can create new opportunities to advance our foreign policy and economic goals. there are more global actors andy than ever before, private sector capabilities that offer lower costs and higher productivity. as the exploration of space becomes more complex, it is wholeant that we have a government approach that recognizesissues cut across a wide range of national interest. commerce and national security space are all connected and part of the national interest. the early space-age saw the creation of several landmark treaties. some have been outstanding successes but others have been failures, such as the 1979 moon agreement, on ratified by major powers. some have been unused. experts call for new treaties today to do with challenges in space. the u.s., however, does not need not believe -- does new treaties are needed but does believe we should be working closely with spacefaring nations. rather than a top-down treaty agotiation

was alignedevelt towards international trade and international investment. republicans were aware of that. some agreement -- agreed with that. dewey was in line with the same approach. it was also aligned from the economic interests. ohiot taft, senator from was not. the allied himself with midwest manufacturing interests. they were extremely trepidations about the idea they would face economic competition from abroad based on lower wages. and closer access to resources. when roosevelt begins to move forward with his economic agenda in the 1930's, sorry about this, passing the 1934 reciprocal trade agreement, the republican party splits over this very specific economic engine of growth. taft and others opposed it, anti-free-trade. robert half would front of any group that would have him and say over and over again republican party is opposed to free trade. it was that explicit. we do not support free trade. it is not good for the american people. it is not good for american business or the american standard of living, which i guess he meant american wages. t

international travel creates. mrs. watson coleman: so have you specifically been able to communicate to anybody in the administration representing the interests of this president or even the president himself, the concerns that have been raised negative toric, the rhetoric and how it has impacted, possibly, people coming from mexico and people coming from other places around the world? have you, to your knowledge, ms. howerton, or to your knowledge, ms. mccormick? ms. howerton: we have had meetings with administration officials, yes, we have. mrs. watson coleman: have they recognized the possibility of this being a problem and seeking to, of course, correction here, as if anybody has any control over the president's mouth? ms. howerton: they had listened intently. mrs. watson coleman: mr. mccormick, do you have anything to share? mr. mccormick: no, i think on that front, again, we've also met with the administration and anyone that will meet and listen because the importance of this issue. it is -- you know, it's

i think not is a traditional international the recommendations that we're making in the report about national governments taking more responsibility in addressing this issue is very much directed at governments that are in a more stable position right now it's true that a country like the d.l.c. or syria that's still in the throes of conflicts it's hard to put that forward as a as a realistic recommendation at this point in time but there are other countries for example in sub-saharan africa like nigeria accenture that have want to take ownership over this problem and they want to of course they acknowledge that they need extra help from the international community but they want to address the issue of internal displacement as an integral part of their national development plans for example to try and find longer term solutions so there are positive examples out there and we'd like to build on those positive examples as a model for the future because we could do an interview with the about each country that would really libya which is one of the top five in terms of new displacement

because we can say we say fix fix and you just international games or which other games to fix international. you're doing was going to have players in every national team yes both the astray and england teams deny any wrongdoing. england test captain joe root said i'm aware that there was a documentary and it's outrageous that our players have been accused all the players have the full backing of the e.c.b. the international cricket council is now facing a major investigation into corruption in cricket in three different countries david harrison al jazeera. the european commission has proposed banning single use plastic products in a bid to reduce marine litter under the plan products such as cotton buds and plastic straws will be replaced with more environmentally sustainable materials and you countries would also be required to collect ninety percent of single use plastic bottles by twenty twenty five an approval supporters hope the ban will begin before european parliament elections in twenty nineteen new zealand is planning to spend more than six hundred million dollars to call a hundre

i don't want to come it's been so timid about this but they seem determined to put me into international competition what's the connection between being a floor what for the i'm breaking into the market for commercial ships worldwide well one thing leads to the i mean one hundred years ago this country the united kingdom built half of the world's ships and this proud ship building heritage right across these islands we lost that because we didn't invest in modern technology modern techniques and particularly the far east i would say because if we had a steady pipeline of military work stretching out ten twenty years then that gives companies the ability to invest with confidence for the future we could build world class yachts that would be able to compete compete in the in the commercial shipping market one thing leads to the other the moment we've got big. boost the top twenty six then it got to type thirty one and a gap so who knows what and the odds can't survive and you can't invest as a business owner so it's the drumbeat of military orders that creates the certainty that leads to

law the countries that stands to defend international like russia china and the european union. organizations like the u.n. and other countries to hold israel accountable they cannot continue business as usual with israel they cannot continue receiving israeli prime ministers and their capitals they cannot continue their trade with israel as long as they do these things. is a must be held accountable if any country on earth does this to its people and to the people to tip to the to their neighbors what would enter national unity do. now this government feels immune feels that people one statement condemning saying it's bad and then in this critical time we have an american veto in the general assembly we have solutions that are inevitably mental so if you want me to be very frank i want these nations because if to stand tall and hold the israeli government accountable now we have made it a fair deal for them to national criminal court we want the help of the members of the international court criminal court to open to help us open an official investigation and this war crimes ag