and also in trying international justice as a core principle of the international system to tell us what do you make of victor old bands, comments that countries should question the implications of continuing to support a us sanctioned institution? or, i mean, that's classic big or bonded if i could, could i come back to your earlier question because where you would ask sort of, what are the remedies here? and you know, i've been, i different with be all the standard is not going to add to your and in the senate alone for the back end, you have would be the house with it. and trump would have to sign. so i mean that there's just not going to be legislation here from, nor is there really, you know, an international legal solution with one exception. and that's what i want to focus off on. if you look at the wrong statute, there is a crime that is essentially obstruction of justice. you interfere with or try to intimidate for personnel because of their actions because of their official duties . you can be charged with interference with the administration of justice service, but the kind of

view towards international justice. and his approach that provides exceptionalism to his real, based on the fear that the court might take action against the united states as well. or some procedure defense in the future to kenneth, from a legal point of view, how punitive all these sanctions, how are they going to impact the operational capacity of the icpc when it comes to prosecuting high profile will crimes, particularly in context like syria and garza. well, there are 2 dimensions to the sanctions. what are travel restrictions? basically preventing people from visiting in the united states and the court can live without that. but the author, her financial functions, and those are much more serious because it looks as if the us government is going to say that no bank can do business with the court or it's personnel. and that could freeze the court. now there is an answer, don't you to the speaker can union, hasn't acted what's called the blocking statute. and it theoretically put, put in place on banking measures th

how tightly linked are international rule of law and domestic rule of law does erosion at the international level pose challenges or domestic rule of law? so those are interconnected and take them as you wish. >> thanks, wayne. i think that the first is that i was really struck and live in a country which is not-- even though we're in many way united states the architect of what is called the international legal order, often in its history, not necessarily complied with that. and so we need to put that in if perspective. but i wanted to note the links between attacks on international law and what's happening domestically. what struck me in preparing this book, i went to the dual state about the law in nazi germany and i'm expecting this is only going to be a domestic book, but the book, and we start our book with this quote from franco, which was that in germany after the war under the nazi regime, the concept which permitted an unlimited sovereignty to ignore international law is the source of the theory that political activity is not subject to legal regulation. that this was the pre supp

an increase international oversight is required to secure access crossings in the compliance with internationaland when one party israel, controls all aided to civilians on the other side, without international monitors, we again repeatedly risk politically motivated closers pretty and cease-fire must be accountable for commitments with communication humanitarian access and reconstruction efforts. and fourthly, we need operation to reports urgently to scale up the humanitarian response pretty immediate flexible sustained critical to meet the ms. humanitarian and recovery needs and scale up a response in gaza and israeli authorities must enable the safe predictable flow of cash into gaza so they humanitarian organization attempts implement cash assistance programs and paystub salaries and procure essential goods and services predict and only to balance state and palestinian banks of rain and a seven to reopen which secure the framework of cash and checks. while all of this is happening in gaza, the also look for the search across the occupied area is really military operations have been intensif

be in compliance with international law.one party, israel, controls all aid to civilians on the other side without international monitors, we again repeatedly risk politically motivated closers. the ceasefire must be accountable for the commitments with clear and transparent communication on the progress of emission access and reconstruction efforts. and fourthly, we need financial and operational support urgently to scale up the humanitarian response. immediate, flexible, sustained funding is critical to meet the inmates humanitarian and recovery needs, and to scale up our response in gaza. israeli authorities must enable the safe and predictable flow of cash into gaza so that humanitarian organizations can implement cash assistance programs, paystub solvers, and procure essential goods and services. only two bank of palestine branches are expected to be open, with still no clear security framework for cash and check processing. while all of this is happening in gaza we are also alarmed by the surge in violence across the o

and international customary rules of international law which prohibit the forced displacement of peoplend other nearby countries, but arab states have rejected the idea and previously said it threatens the region's stability and undermines prospects for peace. and even if donald trump ignored the likely breaches of international law, for any plan to be recognised, they need the backing of the international community. there is little sign of that today — the un and many of the us and eu's western allies instead back a two state solution which would involve the formation of a palestinian state alongside israel. acting head of the us agency for international development marco rubio says he is actively working to identify protestors gathered on capitol hill to protest the shutdown of us aid. elon musk�*s effort to dismantle the agency around the world. you talk to american military leaders, they will tell high pressure dictates the weather trend at the moment, and with clear skies, it's provided the perfect opportunity to view with the naked eye the moon close tojupiter as we close out wedn

it's set by the international co criminal court. and they should never, she said that those countries should several ties with is versus upon. the standings are not violent. people may want to live in peace and freedom if they have reacted to violence, it is because of vitamins they have been subjected to. she also referred to statements made by donald trump, was a god to gaza on the possible rebuilding of garza and the moving of people in gotcha and 2 other countries who said donald trump proposal is known since it is on lawful force displacement. she said is a crime child and also a model. i'm irresponsible. the words of francesca albany is a condemning us president donald trump. it's a new plan for gaza off to 50 months of israel's was supported by american weapons of kills more than $47000.00 palestinians. the us president not wants to seize control of the guys and step, i mean, hasn't ruled out deploying american troops to do so. trumpet, suggesting the 2300000 palestinians and gaza should be forcibly resettled prompting fears

also addressing is waiting violations of international. i know it's a part of the 1st time we have seen a co relation in international coalition like this since the gauze that will erupt to it's the members of the group being lied, not by so fast o'connell, so malaysia say they're aiming to put that kind of pressure on is well i just wanted how exact can you think they can do that a oh, thank you very much. the yes actually many people. awesome. be that kind of questions isn't this hit grouping for actually is like these. i believe that we need to do something other than look and just come doctor and just just saying, okay, we blame you. sorry for everything happened. i think difficulties very special because it's only 2 countries in a go amnesia. and the restaurant looked at what countries including south africa, this is a very important move one for me because they have a very fast the issue that they want to bring to the international. um, uh, the global people to understand, do you want to coordinate the legal economy, a diplomatic mea

he explained what kind of international prussia could restrain israel . well, the 1st day we could think of our sanctions, right? implemented the sanctions against as well. of course, with criminal cases or court cases. the thing is, if it is of a held or not, right, the, the group or even the hague, even the international criminal court. the icpc. well, they stated that the prime minister of israel and it's on the oh is, is criminal. it's a work criminal, internationally known and internationally recognized, right? so whether the haygoods to which i think will implement some type of court ruling or some type of sanction. now the question is whether there will be countries that will do this, that will take it into action that will implement that. we know for example, apparently the prime minister of his ro cannot travel to every country because he would be inquiring be apprehended. so we see that sometimes the world order implements this case is when it's been official to them, but in the case of a convicted work criminal like a depart minister of as well

we can use the same logic internally. so internationally, i'm sorry, so internationally humanitarian aid becomes part of the developmental project. so all of the aid packages, they come in investment packages. this is indistinguishable from all other. it's very hard to separate what is aid, what is trade, what is investment, what is not. but it is consistent with china's logic. just like internationally, they're going to send aid, this is part of a road initiative network of projects, because this is consistent with how we do domestically. not only that, but it was good domestically, it's going to be good internationally by international development and pieces, also beneficial to china, because it's going to facilitate development at home. in china's development and foreign aid thinking, this is believed that china can create a win-win situation of prosperity and peace that is beneficial to china. so humanitarian aid is linked to region's development aid. when it comes to how it played out during the covid era. we did see

and so we are actually seeing international, more working in that regard. and i guess one of the big thing things is how will the international community responding? how will international law be activated if some of the president comes proposals come to fruition donald off while we appreciate you being with us, donald buffalo, profess sort of international law, i astray and national university. that would be great. i. i want to bring you some live pictures that we're seeing out of rough at the moment. just a few moments ago, we saw a line of trucks, a trucks that were making their way across the roof or crossing into gaza. you can see there how the road is being cleared, and of course miss a vitally important for the rest of guys. it's going to be mentioned. it's going to be food. it's going to be to some degree in some sort of construction equipment. but there's so much damage done in gaza. it's difficult to know where to start. laura kyle is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories. stay with us. the after a lifetime, intere

we can do same logic internally. international unsorted pixel internationally humanitarian aid becomes part of the developmental project pixel all of the aid packages become investment packages. aid is an indistinguishable from all of that. it's hard to separate what is aid, what is trade, what is vestment, what is not. it is consistent with china's project because just like domestically and internationally we're going to send aid throughout the belt and road initiative network of projects. this is consistent with how we do that domestically. not only that but it was good domestically, is going to be good internationally by international development is also beneficial to china because it will facilitate intern development at home. in china's development, china can create a win-win situation of prosperity and peace that's it beneficial to china. so humanitarian aid is next should be developmental aid. when it comes to how it played out during the -- [inaudible] so we did see that beijing the government and the governm

he likes to talk about international affairs and those deal making ways. but the palestinian people have certain inherent rights, certain human rights to self determination to live in a situation that is supported, but the right to life, the right to the family members their right to their cultural heritage of this has been destroyed through unlawful use of force extensive, lo, uh, use of force in the us has played a role in that and providing all sense of whether it's israel, which has been used in violation of international military law. so under, for the international law perspective, as opposed to the art of the deal perspective, the palestinian people are within their rights to demand that the us provide support as a remedy for the us as the role and the destruction of casa in helping to rebuild it. and on behalf of the international community to rebuild the prices cultural heritage that has been so vastly destroyed, protect the environment to create and, and honestly that right away to tease. there's lots of moving parts. so this is a suggestion of w

i'm also shocked by the defiance of intern toward the international law. not just the abuse row, not just to be 0, but international. so most countries in the international community. but clearly the west, particularly the west, which has been preaching about compliance with international law, with each and every country in the global south for the past decades to the i. c. c, as he should, he should at the store and on 2 ways that i, a leaders deep on a student that either says well and there be, or how much, how much a leader says, well being killed or, and his go to that are to people who and there should be more, in my view, what i wanted by international is, can you, me, those court and the number of countries have brought him forward in order to shelter, to ensure that these people will be sheltered from accountability to have fully embraced impunity. international court of justice school who did already in january last year and then there was a plausible research um for and the rights protected for that. so if the policy that you guys are protected

that's maybe it within the international in, in the if there's a practice of international relations. well, uh versus, or how it's a practice of this program to take a short break in the middle. but we will be back in just a couple of minutes statement. the the welcome back to wells, a part with the chubby and hum rector of alton bus university in turkey. and before the break, we just started talking about our artificial intelligence and much has been sad about it, is potentially and radically changing all areas of human activity from employment to social relations. i'm even say personal human relations. i'm here. if you look at trump, he's somewhat for adults that go because he's also somebody who is in favor of say, safe guarding some traditional human values like you know, traditional views of the gender, traditional views of the marriage, a certain limitations on abortions, etc. and he's also set to be a believer in god and providence as something that allowed him to or survive to assess the nation attempts. now, based on your orientation, because there is no way of knowing that f

international giving a call from the world. but there's not this sunday night positions that describe it as a always, as a game is attended, a student should have been violating international in the united nation with the russian. we have seen the best of the, all the inc, inside the u. n. a headquarters tearing off the chart of the you. what do you, what, what do you expect? this is a company that doesn't suspense. international does not speak to my position. chocolate does not respect for kids. only ations besides agreement and offload might be $190.00. want to see the accept a 2 state solution and then they to the bottom it as though i know the say when laptop is being solution, what we expect the problem to use to don't use a job and indonesia, i don't know why. what is, this is a company that needs to know because of the month of the seats, then after this is the full by the bombing of goods that the destruction of the and now you to the new view is also good because we have the goals with all weapons, then our family is l

law and international events around law. this is forbidden by the un charter and by the own, uh, united nations, all documents and agreements and parties agree to. and 2nd, it is a certainly crazy ideas, but to solve the problem, you know, sometimes a certain countries like they have something different than these things that they can phase of or the to the way they wanted it to be. and they forget tend to forget about people's well and people's readings and people's determinations to the other thing is, refuse to leave the country and that number that's that they did not leave it as under the war. so the not to leave it at that to go so you know, jordan as far as the states and place that they might, those wanted to send that to from us agents and root countries clearly and out loud, clear and loud. this is not allows, this is not happening cuz it's not permitted. there was the meeting a few days ago in cairo and scroll lane as it by the 6th. so leading our campaigns on the issue and the lease situation is very clear. every

but we count on international law. we count on our rights because i cannot be reprimanded when asking about my rights. international law and the i.c.j. ruling and its approval at the u.n. says this is an illegal occupation that needs to be dismantled in a year's time. it may not, but we need to see steps towards going forward. this is the responsibility that says the free world and respect international law to move ahead with it. it is enshrined in international law. and if we as we accept annexation and breach of borders and grabbing more land in palestine, then that's a breach of international law. >> in terms of the economic picture, do you think with now the ceasefire -- because the situation economically and is worse than it was two years ago. are there any initiatives that are stakeholders, be it governmental or private sector on the economy that you would like to point to? >> despite the gloomy situation and we have seen this in the past in palestine, the economy can be revived. but to revive the chi, you need p

how much of it is about upholding international law . as thanks, i'm near the hey, group is about upholding international law, but it's not happening in, in the nobody context that is happening in the context of the united states. taking a giant's lead time, a, a backing every single institution international law. that's not to say that it hasn't abandoned international before the did so well before the eyes, the sections of 6th february of yesterday. but also seeing months, the united states has funded with the $18000000000.00 the genocide that the of c 9 stream to a phones we've seen joe biden repeat, what be no, to be fall. so it's from his seat in the white house. so it's not a question of the united states is now stepping back and abandoning gets national go. i wish in fact, it was just that, but it really is a matter of them. i asked evey truck to be stepping in to destroy institutions of institutions, of global governance. and i know i'm even that is non you, right? because if you look at what happened when south africa brought it

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you are watching our t international. the west is trying to prevent russia, china, and a ron from helping to settle the rocky leadership transition in syria. after the fall of summer, president bush or assad, russian foreign minister, it's like a lot of rough, provided those revealing remarks during the holiday discussion clubs. the middle east, the conference, a cd technician at the most of the, in syria. of course, there are big problems that including the problem with the government, but it is now embodied by the leader of high out to free. it was from shara, and those groups that were part of the structure between which of to the change of power in syria dialogue and understanding has not been found. there is still a need to promote national dialogue in a very active and constructive manner. not trying to gain geo political points, but thinking about the future of the syrian people. and for this purpose, it is necessary to unite the efforts of all external players who can influence the situation in one way or another.

i spoke with mark welder, he's a professor of international law and international constitutional studies at the university of cambridge. i asked him if you as president trump, has any legal authority to take over the gaza strip. to know he's speaking without any legal authority, whatever. it sounds like he is thinking in terms of his domestic practice and it's appropriate. she type coon who can take over some dialect, wasteland, and turn it into a flower to florida. right. or aces, florida like races. but here of course it's not an empty kind of treat. this is the territory which belongs to. ready palestine i the as a state, if you think it is a state already or is a self determination entity, which means the entities that as in type, former state or all of this, the entire series, which includes garza and nobody else can dispose of the stairs. israel has no right . ready of it, and mr. trump has absolutely no claim to the saying, as i said, the owner of we will we will take it over. so that is uh and uh, frontier workforce development would. what would the legal implications be then if

so the us agency for international development, a usa id. wow. what a scandalous turning into is dirty laundry being ad globally, all week. frankly, it sticks with you. it's not reveals of the form of audi, also known as a, from the deep state and a c i a to couple governments and set the western agenda is actually been sponsoring thousands of john list worldwide and hundreds of and g o 2, right? the narratives it wants to see. let's break it all wide open now with these really disturbing discoveries over to watch these donald's cool a. well search of rob your country and then have us say id. spend $20000000.00 on sesame street propaganda to brainwash. here kids, colorado, that's what the us stayed in iraq. and it turns out us say i d, 's been dropping fat stacks into more than just kid shows. political, for example, has gotten over $8000000.00 in subsidies from the state department, and geo and the white house is putting a stop to it. i was made aware of the funding from us say id to media outlets, including political, who i know has a seat in t

we understand that the international so as a of the red cross vehicles all preparing to receive those 3 men in the hands over with close be keeping a very close eye on those pictures. and indeed a topic i assume is the at the themes, the time. so to adjust the focus through the names of these 3 men who are we're going to be seeing any movement that goes thing in. a terms of them appearing i unfortunately don't have time. well i can give you the names because i do have them written down here. we've got a had been me a l e show, robbie, they were both taken captive from cooper to the areas we were hearing a gush on saying just a little earlier during the october 7th attack. we've also got o levy. he was taken from the secret, i have a music festival in southern israel. a subdued release, the as we were hearing again from the show. and then we can see the families and the friends and the support is all of the captives that gathered in hostages square in tell of these a some but moods that because many of these people have lost relatives have lost family members or levies. wife was killed

international, but international development and peace is also benefit to china because it's going to facilitate in turn, development in peace at home. so in china's development and foreign aid thinking, there is this belief that china can create a win win situation of prosperity and peace that is beneficial to china. so humanitarian aid is inextricably linked to beijing's development aid. when it comes to, you know, this, how it played out during the covid era. right. so a, we do we did see that beijing, the government and the government agencies were the main actors overseeing in both decisions and implementation of covid 19 assistance and later the distributions of vaccine. again, very, very different from how aid was distributed in the context of united states humanitarian infrastructure. so a lot of those aid packages were state to state in bilateral fashion on the as a side note. so we did a lot of novel data gathering. we systematically collected information on humanitarian aid transfers from china, from the united states, from russia. we did both qualitative and quantitative a

he'll need to win their support in order to ease international sanctions. the eu has laid out a roadmap, but the approach is cautious. we reached the political agreement to begin at using sanctions on syria. this cause give a boost to syrian economy and help the country get back on its feet. why we aim to move fast? um, you know, we also are ready to reverse the course. if the situation worse, since syria will need all the help, it can get many of it said he's lying ruins, a decade of war and sanctions has destroyed the economy. the un says around 13000000 people are going hungry, and more than 7000000 are displaced. whatever shape the syrian government takes, its ability to unify the country and approve the lives of the people may prove the most spiteful measure of its success. bins, monahan, elders, era for inside story. the so let's bring in our guests in geneva, denny, of ours, vice president of the syrian for him, for advocacy and public relations. he also led to cabinets of syria's deputy foreign minister. this was in the late 2 thousands in norman ok

the, the the of the headlines here, we're not you international america takes a by the international criminal court. donald trump on leasing functions on the i, c, c, 5 minutes arrest warrant against his riley officials is an abuse of power. also heading the pro i think it is worth listening carefully to this idea, which is the 1st original idea that has been raised in years. benjamin and y'all are right there on board with chums sufficient to send the guidelines into exxon. however, we speak with a member of a hamas political bureau who fires back saying that people must decide for themselves the number of people who are really to go with this such idea to be nearly 0. the scene is of much you enough to decide for themselves, and they are committed to them learn to their course by the usa i. the regulations continue to grow, which really reveals the deep state agencies sponsors thousands of so called john list worldwide. 9 of practice during the mainstream narrative was on silencing the stories that doug spoke with the west and live the 5 for almost go. we all breaking that predicta

i'm the international law. oh, i'm not a lawyer ultimately present like everything else that would depend on what that look like. i mean he, he, he and the other people who have talked about plans like this, talk about, you know, offering people the ability to, you know, to relocate. i don't know if that's what it would like or wouldn't look like clearly there are other cus which guidelines don't want to relocate. dozens don't want to have it. like i have form that i'm not suggesting that they do or don't. i'm just saying in terms of the actual specifics, whether or not it will actually, it will not be legal to be and will probably depend on what the specifics of what we're looking at. or if it even comes to that, to that point. whatever we are seeing at the moment, how much support do you think there will be in each room for a plan such as this? i mean, it's really public. it's been interesting. certainly. i've told absolutely yes. last night's meeting. and even further, i mean there's been this sort of pendul

but i think of course, i'm the head of an international organization that is there to preserve international peace and security. so we are always, we're doing what we're doing. and we are being as demanding as we are. because we know that by giving confidence, by allowing us to tell the world what is happening, the pro, but based off the usual force diminishes. so this is the political game that is being played here. some may believe that the use of kinetic force is the answer. we are saying is if we are allowed to inspect in the way, with the scope, with the depth and breadth that we want, and we would have tardy. and we'd have to guide the hopefully the perceived need to do something you need laterally concrete tv. ready violent will decrease the 2015 agreement, 20 iran and the us and the other 6 nations was widely seen as a breakthrough. that could be very helpful to you, to the inspectors on the ground and could be conducive of the ultimately to if payment is supplement. but you said that you don't think that the 2015 deal fits the purpose and it's gone for today. yeah. today why 2015 wa

it's whether or not they're, they are in favor of opposing international know. and that's the position which i want to see. the institutions take on commodities into force, right? we condemn these these statements. but also, as i said, just on the for international law, we're at a critical juncture here where we are conceding consistently, the i c, j, the i, c c, the un, all being on their mind and, and it's up to the you to defend those institutions, ethnic cleansing mr. trump hasn't talked about, i mean for simple remove of, of palestinians from causes. so where does that come from? well, i suppose, look, i was just returned from cairo. i there over the weekend. amazing. at some of the 120000 displaced guys owens there, on the one thing the say the message they wanted to take back was they want to go home. they want to return back to guys that that's, that is their homeland. and unfortunately, at the moment they don't even have houses, physical houses to go back to what they were. all ottomans does is their homeland palestine is their homeland. and that's wher

that's maybe it within the international in, in the if there's a practice of international relations. well, uh versus, or if it's a practice of this program to take a short break in the middle. but we will be back in just a couple of minutes statement. the, there is no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also a soon, this is the 3rd world lunacy re washington. as for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to help me living on that. we have very close propaganda. you know, price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the question. the more questions asked, the better the answer is will be the welcome back to wells. a part of it? it's a chevy of hum. rector of often bus university in cherokee before the break we just started talking about with our artificial intelligence and much has

this is primarily a significant moment for international. essentially you have what we can pull this up out to our international. that is the groups way. it is believed that it's an s . dawn was created for and again, we are now as a group of countries here to say that actually we are spending the full international institutions that i the intense scrutiny. i could bailey test. and we are here to say that international law must apply to or it must have eyes. it must have printed this. it must have plants anyway. who violates it. so, you know, one of the things that we not experiencing then the bottom natural system is things that were obvious. now i know of it. so, as we understood when it's a national, a wide range of our races issues, it is expected that the countries in accordance with the obligations as for the state parties itself, instances, but also as good obligation that applies into the international. and what we are now seeing is many, many formidable countries remaining on that of the cases. so what this group has done is to we h

thomas miller since handing those 2 hostages fast to the international red cross. seeing if it will fall more organized than the kale to come do. but we, so just a few days ago, this is when a female is rarely hostage was being handed over and crowds who bang and beckoning at her, which of course led to huge criticism within israel. now, under the deal of this release this weekend, for those 3 is really hostages, 3 men, a 183 palestinians. detainees offset to beat freed late to own with waiting for the details of that. let's head straight to them. at least 2 or 3 were chase that maria phenomena who can take is through the ongoing details now of that 412 and i'm not sure. was there any difference from what we've seen during the previous exchanges to you? well, let me just tell you 1st where i am, we are in your mom. i'm probably signs to say to a massive crowds have started gathering since early morning preparing to welcome tele students, please. it are reset to be released on sunday. their families, of course, eagerly anticipating the return of their loved ones and

we also call on our international partners, and this was in the international society or international community to continue to work in order to make sure that no one would hinder this agreement so that we cannot close this window as it is our only option right now, we continue to work with the different partners, including in egypt, in the united states, you know, to, to make sure that the agreement is fully implemented. also, we are looking forward to more cooperation on the international side, especially the support of the united nations in order to bring and also to allow the entrance of or different kind of a in this trip. we should not hinder the arrival or an excess of any type of 8 and also to stop all kinds of efforts or attempts that are trying to make this trip and livable. i'm sure that we also stress the importance in your corner, not the audi. a lot of having a clear mckenna is in the midst of that dirty, almost that will be adopted by the international community and united nations to make sure that those few, many, terry, in 8 arrived to the people that needed the most a

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taking a giant's lead time, uh, attacking every single instigation international law. that's not to say that it hasn't abandoned international before the did so well before the eyes, the sections of 6th february of yesterday. but also the month the united states has funded with the $18000000000.00 the genocide that we have seen 9 stream to a phones. we've seen joe biden repeat, what be no, to be fall. so it's from his seat in the white house. so it's not a question of the united states and now shipping back and abandoning gets national go. i wish in fact, it was just that, but it really is a matter of them active evey truck to be stepping in to destroy institutions of institutions. if you'll be governance and i'm not even that is non you, right? because if you look at what happened when south africa brought its historic genocide convention case against israel to the international court of justice. how does the us, how's respond to me directly with punishment? the us house of representatives responded by introducing legislation that put all by laughter, a bilateral rela

the the headlines here, what off the international america takes aim of the international criminal court. donald trump order sanctions on the i see seat training. it's a rest award on his riley officials is an abuse of power also ahead and this program obviously i think it is worth listening carefully to this idea, which is the 1st original idea that has been raised in years anyway, given y'all are right there on board with trump supervision to send old guys into exile, however, we speak with a member of a how much little bureau who fires xbox saying the palestinian people will decide for themselves. the number of people who are really to go with this such idea to be nearly 0 on the scene is of much you enough to decide for themselves. and they are committed to them learn to their pools and the usa i, the revelations continue to grow weaker leaks reveals but deep state agencies sponsor to thousands of circle. and john les worldwide manufacturing, the main stream narrative sense silencing the stories that go with the western block the . all right, i'll guess then a correspondence to start

it gives you a for international development. well, definitely impact on government programs and activities as personally and they all suggest and other areas that they have been coming out in nigeria. now for example, on monday then i did and governments through it's federal executive cause we met and deliberated on what to do next in case they've the funding stops coming from the united states. and because of that, they budgeted $1000000000.00 us dollars to bridge the gap that will come as a result of the stop each of us funds to the health sector. but again, people are questioning whether or not this would be sustainable. because if the united states government uses, pardon me, it's funding of age to the house like to imagine. and the rest of africa, that means the african countries will have to find a way of regions the gap. so as to find those the health sector and continue work in that particular area. now a lot of people are concerned that in the long term, governments not only imagined but the rest of africa may find it d

to china, wherever it's protesting to products, the international market. it's used to make jewelry such as bracelets and rings and so on. do related to the bottom of the mileage of what i select from. i think so as the western world got guides, but that the bond they have done to regional countries willing to work with them. china is one of the biggest investor, russian, and a donnie and investors have also signed mining licenses a good semester squarely come. the instructional exploration and processing of minds requires a great deal of financial and technical capacity. the task guns do not have such scales, which is why we want to attract foreign investors because they have the technical experience and financial capacity. and so both of guns and foreign companies benefit from the dollar. bon estimate that 150000 jobs have been created by the mining sector since 2021. giving employment of guns like these. working in a good smith's workshop in couple of workers here got published an increase the jim stones, the government for some of one of the, you know,

it's through the international committee of the red cross. also, i do have and we can right now see that police officers are securing the way out for the members of the international committee of the red cross. once they leave from the side, a mazda fight. so right now was sitting next to the member of the international committee of the course, signing the papers in order to make sure that the names on identity is of the captives are matching all descriptions that they have to start right now personally . so you think the release of the palestinian prisoners in the uh is really jails. know that to be re united again with the families we need to remind our view is again and everyone was watching us right now. that's the hand over of the really the of the is very tough to got to is taking place in the city of hon. you and it's, it's a the 2nd largest city in the gaza strip. that has been widely invited by the is very military and which also is really top military leaders have announced that they managed to manage. sally dismantled the infrastru

but i'm the mining international role. we should all be concerts, theme the consent, not only about what the trunk, the saying, but the implications for international the role and the mining bab, undermining and dimension low with them. it's in terms of with going from the climate change agreements or for calling for continuing to general assign, basically another form of genocide. and he and he's raising the threshold for what the with community is it or can't deliver it intends or what the problem is. it's coming from a super power calling for a clear displacement of an entire community, panama, for example, the panama canal. but more importantly, perhaps the is the nato countries of greenland, which is part of the kingdom of denmark and canada, which e, as we we, we heard that he wants to make the 51st state. he says, we think he's all close friends of the united states. that's the bit that seems most shocking to me. i mean, even if he doesn't follow through on some of these things, what do you think it sets as a preced

law and international humanitarian law. and that's a fundamental problem here that is a conversation that we will be picking up on in another into useful notice. want to bring us back to the events of the day, because as we've been talking about, a convoy of red cross cause has been making its way is through because of strep from the center of the gaza strip. and then i'll follow where collective 3 mail civilian is really captives and took themselves to which it took them to the as well. both a 2 minute tree base ring where we've been saying helicopters, ministry honeycup just waiting to pick them off. and now we can see cause also arriving at wayne, they might indeed be the red cross convoys arriving now. and when they pull the head coach and they'll be taken into a central israel, where they will be given health check, and then they will be reunited with the families and loved ones who are waiting. i've been waiting for 15 months, especially waiting since the lace house as of last night when how must release the names of