while we can speak at the front anymore of that, she's the executive director of the international press institute. he joins me now from vienna, funding from the images where guessing our correspondence is clearly and a flak jacket, locked press. in your mind, is there any doubt that journalists are being targeted and this will um, what we have seen so far as i see, most of the pictures of the journalist for your daughter hinges on the ground wearing the same blue past jackets. however, as i saw to your call, a carpenter who was injured in a strike at his writing extract was also even more cost. we'll see joe, that's clearly topic because the 5 symbols used to be besides used to be a sign of protection. now it seems to be a product according to the international federation of trying to assess, okay. and then on those they have 92 palestinian journalist who media work has killed 4 is really 311 is there's been a lot of criticism. so we say of double standards, do you think that the global reaction would be different if these were western jealous? i think maybe somebody when they should be completel

conference of the waldai international club, we will discuss the most pressing issues with one of the conference participants, vasily kuznetsov, deputy director of the institutethe russian academy of sciences. vasily alexandrovich, hello, hello, yes, let's start with the situation in rafahi, how you assess it as... because it poses a tough choice , monstrous both for palestine and for the region, the political consequences will hardly be better, well, the humanitarian consequences, they will be for the egyptian government, the egyptian government on the one hand cannot afford to accept refugees palestinians, on the other hand, it, of course, cannot afford to look indifferently at what is happening in the gaza strip. how likely do you think this is, and could a full-scale war break out between egypt and israel? well i think yesterday there were rumors that egypt might suspend the kandavit agreement, then there was a statement by the egyptian minister of foreign affairs that the kamdavit agreements will remain, no one will refuse them, in general, the truly kamdavit agreements have gone through different times over the few decades of their existence. their exis

press tv. world's major financial institutions are warned about the repercussions of the ongoing israel aggression against gaza on the global economy. the international monetary funds and the world bank have sounded the alarm over the potential spillover of the conflict, which they say will further impact the global economy. we discuss that further in our news review program with our guests. and now it's time for this hour's news review. world's major financial institutions are raising the alarm over the global economic repercussions of the ongoing us-israeli aggression on gaza. the international monetary fund has warned that israel's long-lasting attacks on gaza as well as the rising tension in the red sea pose significant threats to... the global economy, now the un's financial agency says that such tax could increase the risk of a spillover of the conflict into other regions like the sus canal. last month, the un announced that the volume of commercial traffic passing through the sus canal had dropped by over 40% from the previous two months. meanwhile, the world bank has identified the israeli war on gaza as one of the top challenges to the globa

the international congress of radio and television news agency remains in the tomb of the imams of the companions in qom. will be held. the head of the hajj ministry research institute said in a pressconference: "this congress will be held on the 29th of april together with the 100th anniversary of the destruction of the holy graves of the baqi imams and to demand the reconstruction of the shrine of the baqi imams with the presence of domestic and foreign thinkers." mr. alizadeh stated that 83 articles in different languages ​​have been sent to the congress secretariat and added: look at the collection of works of the congress. the international remains of the imams of companions will be published in 13 titles and in the form of 27 book volumes, and the registration deadline for the master's degree program of the university of islamic education has been extended until the 16th of march. this university accepts students from brothers and sisters in eight fields of study. to register and get more information, those interested can go to the internet website gmarf.ac.r. the university of islamic education under the supervision of the representative body of the supreme leader in the uni

of our great panelists, all of whom are naval institute press authors jude blanchette holds the freeman chair at, the center for strategic and international csis, and previously he was engagement director at the conference board to china center for economics and business beijing, where he researched china's political environment with a focus on the workings of the communist party of china and its impact on foreign companies and investors. stewart was the assistant director in the 21st century china center at the university of california san diego, and he spent published in foreign affairs, foreign policy and his translations have been published in the wall street journal and the financial times most recent books, most of the most recent book that doctor not dr. jude blanchette has published is the china's new red guards. the return of radicalism and the rebirth of mao zedong, published the oxford university press. this will be about a 60 minute program we ask you if you haven't already done so too, please put your phone on silent or stunned and and that'll allow people to hear the program on uninterrupted. and for those we are to do quest

freedom of the press, people's the rise of an american superpower, economic, political, social, the changes, and then also the creation under american leadership of international institutions and norms, valuing democracy, freedom and human rights. and i think that in my mind is is the legacy of what we've done. and the and the, you know, captures what is world war two mean to me in a small sense. so i'd be interested in what you think you know. how does this shape the discussion about what is world war two mean? you know, that's the the third part of our mission, the part that, you know, i think was in many ways the most difficult because it's always the conversation that keeps going. so no cover. we start with you will go down the line and you know we await your wisdom. well, i spoke a lot to that in the last two days. so take too much of their time here. but so i think everybody has heard, you know, my feelings about about liberation and those themes that boise picked out for us, the freedom and and democracy and human rights is a running through the themes and and going to veterans who so many of them in our oral histories talk about that a you know during the war is wh