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recover a $242000000.00 arbitration debt from gas, from the cold decision post down on the international chamber of commerce. as rules came, as russia temporarily stopped his gas supplies in 2022 to germany. however, in may this year, a russian course concluded the gas problem would not be affected by decisions in a foreign jurisdiction. well that the old tunnels, as a u turn, is emerging from australia's neighbor, the czech republic. last year it probably announced it was nearly 100 percent free of dependence on russian gas. but with the price of alternative energy sources on the rise of prague is reported to be quietly ramping up at some point solve the russian field via slovakia. and there's the weather gets colder on with gas pump, potentially closing the top of the gas prices in europe have risen by around a 3rd since the summer while the peak levels will reach on 1st day. so i'm going to move in 45. you are right per megawatt hour. let's discuss all this with george samuel, a senior research fellow at the global policy institute thing time when he, thanks for joining us towards good to see

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that immediate circumstances was this arbitration award of the international chamber of commerce. there was rule against the russians, possibly a declared that, um, well, we're not, we're not gonna pay anything to a gas from until we get enough gas to compensate this for the 230000000 euros. and the cost of the russians they would have been paying and you don't getting the gas well now to northern israel, for the city of high for has come under fears shelling with some missiles, making it past the country's infamous iron dome. hezbollah has claimed responsibility for the attack, same the garage, targeted military size, including a naval base. 2 shells reportedly landed in the courtyard of his really prime minister netanyahu his residence. adf has denounced the attack and accused the group of deliberately destroying a jewish synagogue of parts. a few people were mildly hurt. however, there's been no official statements on casualties. but this is a is a pacific economic cooperation summit has wrapped up in peru the 21 member form chose to focus on the groups regional issues, keeping

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acknowledge to me that the democratic party sort of living within this liberal media echo chamber confirmed internalses that ended up giving a skewed perception of reality. part of the autopsy right now is probing whether or not they would have fared better if joe biden had stayed in the race. listen. >> i think it's hard to look back and talk about what could've or might've or should've been. president biden is a very strong legislative record of bipartisan accomplishments, but we are going to have to sit down as a democratic party and look hard at why that didn't compel more folks to come out and vote for a democratic candidates, both in the senate and in our presidential candidate and vice president harris. >> now one harris surrogate told me that all the headlines we have been watching for the last several weeks were also being read within her circles, and people were raising the alarm. for instance, but her failure to clear the articulate her policy positions, and focusing so much on threats to democracy. >> one thing that i think she knows was a mistake was to say on "the view" that she couldn

yeah, the international criminal court, which is right behind me, it's pre trial chamber, says it has found reasonable guidance to believe that both men are responsible for war crimes, including starvation as an active warfare and including targeting civilians and crimes against humanity. those kinds of legal persecution and shumate acts. and what does that mean outside of legal jargon? well, they talk about the 2 men are sound accused of intentionally a knowingly. the court says, depriving civilians of objects indispensable to their survival and that includes food medicine, medical supplies, electricity, the court. and it statement also refers to, for example, doctors having to perform surgery without access to honest asia for their patients . and in those alleged claims that it'd be listed mean that both those main or no internationally want to, they are officially fugitives of each national criminal court. and there is also in arrest warrant out for they come. awesome leader, i think the, the military leader of a month, what do we know about him? that? yeah, absolutely. the rest sm

. >> christiane, we've applied for warrants to the pretrial chamber of the international criminal courte individuals that are hamas members sinwar, who's in charge on the ground? that's yahya sinwar absolutely. deif who's in charge of the al-qassam brigade and haniyeh who's one of their political bureau based in doha. the charges are extermination murder, taking of hostages, rape and sexual assault in detention. we'll apply for warrants for prime minister netanyahu and also minister of defense galant for the crimes of causing extermination causing starvation as a method of war, including the denial of humanitarian relief supplies deliberately targeting civilians in in conflict while the u.s. >> rejects the icc's jurisdiction, other member nations are vowing to enforce the warrants, raising critical questions about how israel will be held accountable moving forward and how the u.s. might intervene to help. so how much power does the icc have, and what are the legal ramifications? i spoke with david scheffer, who served as the first u.s. ambassador at large for war crimes issues. here's o

c, the international criminal court behind me says it's free to trial. chamber has phone reasonable grounds to believe that both men are responsible for war crimes and cries against humanity. and some of those enlisted include starvation as the method of warfare and persecution. the at the core 8 statement has referred to incidences of restricting the access for food for medical supplies for electricity, which is something that it says if we use both men, knowingly, unintentionally contributed to or believed to be involved. and therefore, they are no both internationally wanted suspects. they are officially international criminal court, fugitive as i'm as a warrant for how much leader as well there is indeed some have a w 4 otherwise known as abraham old. all most free, a warrant has been issued for him. the originally stage, national criminal court chief prosecutor had sold arrest more. it's for other homos leaders, including you all have seen war, but since he has been killed. no, the court is pursuing an arrest warrant instead. for abraham all last 3 or my have a day otherwise known as,

his interpretation of islamic law. protecting the faithful chamber pronounces the following. individuals sentence judges of the international criminal court sentence, all his son to 10 years in prison for war crimes. not enough says those who have survived his form of justice. and tim book to this is a small judgement for a big will and everyone see themselves in this judgement. everyone identify was it because when these crimes were committed it deeply for 3 to and hurt all the people of to move to, to the call of the sold all his sons. religious police desecrated 9 muslims in the entrance to a 14th century mosque burning. 4000 ancient manuscripts, the people of 10 book to many of them women hid or smuggled out more than 300000 of these historical manuscripts in a bit to protect the city's history and to defy those who had taken over against you money in june, the i, c, c, convicted all his set of crimes against humanity for torture, persecution, and other in humane acts. but he was acquitted of the war crimes of rate the sexual slavery in attracting protected objects. we were deeply affected by the destruction of the mood

small chamber pronounces the following individuals sentence, judges of the international criminal court sentence, all his son to 10 years in prison for war crimes. not enough says those who have survived his form of justice. and tim book to this is a small judgement for a big will and everyone see themselves in this judgement. everyone identify was it because when these crimes were committed it deeply for 3 to and hurt all the people of to move to, to the call of the sold all his sons. religious police desecrated 9 muslims in the entrance to a 14th century mosque burning. 4000 ancient manuscripts, the people of tim book to many of them, women hid or smuggled out more than 300000 of these historical manuscripts in a bit to protect the city's history and to defy those who had taken over against the money. in june d. i, c, c, convicted all his set of crimes against humanity for torture, persecution, and other in humane acts. but he was acquitted of the war crimes of rate the sexual slavery in attracting protected objects. we were deeply affected by the destruction of the moods of liam. we

madam president, the icc's actions and the venom we hear in this chamber are symptoms of a larger disease, the destruction of international norms by diplomatic terrorism. a world where aggressors are emboldened, defenders are villainized, and justice is a tool of convenience in a world on the edge of chaos. last week, this counsel almost made is similar stork mistake with its one-sided resolution that abandoned the hostages. it set an extremely dangerous precedent. diplomatic terrorism must be called out and confronted. we cannot allow the distortion of institution to continue unchecked. today, the world and the u.n. marked the international day for the elimination of violence against women. rather than advocating for the release of the 13 women being held by hamas rapists, we must instead combat diplomatic terrorism. [reading names] we will never forget you. never abandon you. and we will never stop fighting for your release. israel will not be intimidated. we will not be deterred. we will defend our people. we will speak out for the hostages and their loved ones and we will call out hypocrisy wherever it wears its head.

international and national audience, why is it so important? remind us what republicans can do with control of both chambers in congress. >> in congress, there isof big things on the agenda but chiefly among them is taxes. the last time president trump was in office and republicans held both chambers they passed a massive tax package. a lot of tax cuts are scheduled to expire next year. if republicans managed to control both the house and senate will give them a lot of leeway to do what they want. it is something that will affect millions of. sumi: politico congressional reporter, great to have you on bbc news today. >> thank you. sumi: one of donald trump's priorities is immigration and he has pledged to deport large numbers of undocumented migrants. how feasible are his plans and at what cost? mr. trump: illegal aliens are stampeding into america by the millions. we will do large deportations. we will get these people out. >> migrants have large been part of the fabric of america. donald trump warns people who come here are facing a new era. his surge in popularity among long-standing latino workers like jorge, whose family moved here from me

his interpretation of islamic law . protecting the faithful chamber pronounces the following. individuals, sentence, judges of the international criminal court sentence, all his son to 10 years in prison for war crimes. not enough says those who have survived his form of justice and tim book to this is a small judgement for a big wound. everyone see them self induced judgment. everyone identify was it because when these crimes were committed, it deeply for the 3 to and the hurts all the people of to move to, to the call office sold all her sons, religious police desecrated 9 muslims in the entrance to a 14th century mosque burning. 4000 ancient manuscripts, the people of tim book to many of them, women hid or smuggled out more than 300000 of these historical manuscripts and a bit to protect the city's history it to defy those who had taken over against the money in june d. i c, c, convicted on his side of crimes against humanity for torture, persecution, and other in humane acts. but he was acquitted of the war crimes of rate the sexual slavery in attracting protected objects. we were deeply affected by the destruction of the

chamber. note that in the current situation, thoughts the political solution to internal problems is persistently sought by the party and the state and leadership of the people's republic of china and for the has been prevented bluetooth as a result of the violent and bloody riots of antique constitutional element in the vault and is the reaction to pull up euro in east germany to a gentleman square massacre. that was indeed in retrospect, a strange one. i think there were people inside the regime, particularly in the military and secret police operations. they would have been capable of that kind of thing, but it could look like a stretch. at this point, the cd regime was still trying to show strength. but the opposition in east germany was becoming increasingly courageous. to alleviate the pressure, the ged are issued more and more exit permits, and the number of new applications grew by leaps and bounds from week to week. the after years of deliberation, the who's now also want to leave the g to your just not yet clear how they will do it. the choice is between applying to leave or clean the e

the upper chamber of the us congress has threatened sanctions against the international criminal court. or i see, see, he says that if the i, c, c does not reverse what he calls out rages and unlawful actions and issuing these warrants that the senate one. there is a new congress that is in january will immediately passed sanctions to stand with what he calls the top ally of the united states israel. so, and we've seen time and time again that the united states, whether it's from the white house standpoint, or whether it's from the, the us congress is fully prepared to, to back the is really government's position against any effort by the i c. c, to go after the is really government with respect to these warrants? yeah, they had been threats even from the us congress to impose sanctions on the i see. see if they were to issue are these arrest warrants? kimberly what's uh for the reaction can we expect in to what extent does is soso implicate the united states as a backer and as a supporter of of weapons to israel as well. there is no question that the global and international community

international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia. and he joins us now from nuns and thank you very much for your time. now the i c. c. pre trial chamber rejected israel's challenges to the jew restriction, that is what is like fee is, is rel raw the likely to supply the challenge of these arrest warrants. i dare say it may seem to do so. i think it doesn't allow me to have success. this course has finally charlotte. it yet, which is to act in accordance with is jurisdiction. so sometimes people thought it was rather slow to act and sometimes so that it felt very responded to political pressure. while the quote showed, it's not going to do that. this time is taking a very long time, both to no effect on common or long time to consider the jurisdictional issues as well as whether the evidence was sufficient to justify the issue of search for arms . i think it's highly on march 8th, but any available change to position and do you think that the member states will act upon this some or saying that they will consider it? there will be other countries, the ones um, suddenly when it came to the uh on the um, search arrest for it so been puts

this labour government when it comes to international relations, as well as the detrimental impact of this budget of broken promises. we've got to go back to the chambernt of order, because this is the leader of the house, lucy powell . powell. >> so we will stay with us, stay with josh , labour representative with josh, labour representative from makerfield, the mp for makerfield. now. now julie may have had some unkind words about kemi but come on. keir starmer is not a gifted orator. he doesn't think on his feet does he, at prime minister's questions. >> well, i thought you saw a few good quips there from the prime minister actually. and what keir is, is a man that's focused on delivering and getting out. >> okay, here we go. >> okay, here we go. >> shadow home secretary chris philp. here he goes. >> greece in dangerous, illegal and unnecessary channel crossings by small boat . crossings by small boat. >> mr speaker, for too long smuggling gangs have been undermining our border security and putting lives at risk, which is why the new government has made it a top priority to address the crisis we inherited . address the crisis we inherited. >> and l

international audience. but you know, we always talk about the presidency, you're talking about the house, but there are these 2 chambers is the house of representatives and the senate and the bite and administration had descended the majority in the senate, a very minor or little majority, but they had the majority that didn't have the majority in the house, and this time it is, it's donald trump. and so let's put it that way. he will not only have the white house, he will not only have a kind of a joints impact due to influence on the supreme court. it also already has to send it in might even within the house of representatives. and this gives him a huge amount of power to put through legislation, which he needs to the house of representatives and to send that as well on his side . so this is this, that, that the, that the republicans took the senate away from the democrats is already you, which when, even before, we know if donald trump really will become the next president, is there still a path to victory for vice president campbell, a harris when you look at the state of the numbers of the spring states that we'v

international law for us. do they have the right to kids? and the only like we have is to die. the resolution before this chamber was not a pass to piece it with a road map to motel most not for being enrolled. not should manually you attempted to pass this injustice. we sang the united states for exercising its vito full standing on the side of morality and justice for refusing to abandon the hostages and the families. the text. you know, this type of ink of the 100 than one, you know, sense hostages, still headed by how mousing garza that i gave you. and you could really sense can new, the frustration and emotion, and the palestinian deputy on both of those boys that and yet another united nations security council session ends with no resolution. that's right. and i gotta say the palestinian ambassador was not even happy with this correct resolution. and i want to go back to the chapter 7. you know, it might be technical, but it's really important because none of the previous 4 resolutions that have been passed by the council included this chapter 7 language because it's very strong and it really adds teeth to

secretary general of the international chamber of commerce.the valencia region in eastern spain are still grappling with the aftermath of extreme weather. the recent storm and flooding which left more than 220 dead is one of the country's worst natural disasters in living memory. the local government is asking madrid for more than 30 billion euros to fund reconstruction. montserrat guillen is professor of economics at the university of barcelona. it's a huge problem there for the valencia region, and also barcelona recently hit by quite heavy flooding. talk us through the implications of this? the implications are immediate. three sectors have been hit by this disaster. first of all, the infrastructures around valencia are very damaged. there are 33 infrastructures like bridges, the train between valencia and madrid is still not workingment and mobility is difficult. the second sector is agriculture in the area has been severely also influ especiallied by this —— influenced by this catastrophe. and then small firms, stores and the retail secto