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l in london university college london at thomas. first off. how do you assess what we're seeing here? what do you think of it? thanks so much for helping me. it's certainly a contentious momentum. what we're seeing here is how the combination of anger and frustration and hostility, i think on both sides that has been bubbling over for quite some time. obviously these protesters are very determined. we've seen it not just that you see a way, but at columbia, harvard detail, for instance, the list really goes on. and the same time, you know, police as well as authorities that these universities are struggling to figure out exactly how to deal with it. it's not a situation necessarily, but they have been faced with in quite some time and they're trying to strike a balance between maintaining law and order and enforcing regulations and rules, but at the same time being respectful of the rights of individuals to express their views on controversial issues, right. and on that in your capacity as the university professor, how do you think the univers

i asked maureen, i'm here on from the war studies department of kings college london. what impact this is hard on you, credits, ability to defend itself. there has been concerns and these concerns almost new and they are related to the whole aid that has been supplied to creighton by western countries. name was the fact that you crane shouldn't use those weapons to strike russia proper. and that has been a problem. ukraine has also been criticized for using drones to strike russian oil refineries for instance. and it is a legitimate military target from of, from the ukrainian point of view. of course, however, is there even in the restrictions being placed on that something that you crane is a situation could take advantage of potentially and say, restricting ukraine from, let's say, striking across the board, there were russian groupings of troops are preparing for renew the salt as of course, hampering ukraine's capabilities. and if we put that into the full picture where you crane is already struggling with manpower with shortage of technology, restricting you creat

that was marina moran from the worst studies department at kings college london. marina. thank you for your insights. thank you for having me. let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making news. this. our israel has launched more strikes and gossum after expanding its evacuation order for rafa. it said some 300000 people have already flooded the area. the when is warning of an epic disaster is israel pursues an outright invasion of the crowded city. israel says rough off is the last refuge of her mos which launch the october 7th terrorist attacks. slides and land slides have had china's south western quantity region following heavy rainfall. rescue teams have been evacuating residents to safety using boats as a rental rain has impacted several cities across southern china. folders in spans catalonia region have begun casting ballots in an election that could determine the influence of the separatist movement. their opinion polls suggest as spanish prime minister of pedro sanchez, the socialists are ahead of the hard lines separate as party separatists h

from the worst studies department at kings college london. as always, many thanks. thank you for having me. use klein. the dodge contesting in this year? is your vision song? contest has been disqualified just hours before the final in the swedish city of manuel. the singer did not performing fridays dress rehearsals following what organizers describe as an incident. the competition organizer says police are investigating a complaint from the female member of the production crew klein song you wrote pop of was among the favorite to win. richard orange is the nordic editor of the local. he joined me from the eurovision song, contest press office in mountain. no. and i asked him what he knew about what led to the disqualification of doctor senior use, klein. it is still quite mysterious and i suspect it will be a while before you know, the full story book is a statement confirming his disqualification. the european broadcasting union said the swedish, please have investigated a complaint made by a female of the production fruit, which came off for an instant following

but let's bring in marina muran from the war studies department at kings college london. welcome, rena. so we're hearing that you're creating presidents lensky announcing he's sending reinforcements to har cave. what does that tell us about what's happening on the ground there? to good morning marianne. so from the reports, what we're seeing right now is that the russians are trying to create the circle the castle around both chums. however, we have to bear in mind that we still cannot talk about a large scale offensive. and hark is because at the moment the russians are using minimal force meaning about ground force. it is uh 5 battalion. so about 5000 people. so it is not clear what is going to happen. however, if that trigger, perhaps the response that the russians were hoping for, namely, is a fact that the ukrainian command has sent reinforcements and the choice. so the great increment is difficult because they have to get people from other directions and send them to higher keith, possibly neglect thing, also very important locations. yes, and in addition to sending

that was marina moran from the worst studies department at kings college london. marina, thank you for your insights. thank you for having me now to some of the other stories making news this our the head of the you went on, tanya, a good tash has again call for an immediate cease fire and gauze them as israel launch is more strikes and expands and evacuation order and rough off israel's military says of $300000.00 people have slept the southern area and claims that are off off is the last refuge of hum us which launched the october 7th terrorist attacks. allies and 8 agencies have urged israel not to go into rough off without a clear plan to protect the civilians. their floods and land flies have hit china, south western quandary region following heavy rainfall. rescue teams have been evacuating residents to safety using boats. torrential rain has impacted several cities across southern china to sheet and evacuation. order has been issued for the canadian town of fort mcmurray in alberta and out of control. wildfire is raging near the major oil town. the government has warned that can

from the worst studies department at kings college london. as always, many thanks. thank you for having me to this year's your vision song. contest in the swedish host is city of memo, was already proving controversial. there have been protest intention surrounding israel's participation with the war in gaza on going. but now in a separate incident, comes the last latest shock that metal is contested. yost, klein has been disqualified. the duct singer did not perform in friday's dress rehearsals. following what organized was described as an incident. now he's been removed from the contest with a police investigation into a complaint from a female member of the production crew. his song, you of papa was among the favorites to win higher and higher. aware solar storm has lit up the night sky in countries they rarely get to see the natural light show. the aurora borealis, the northern lights dazzled over the u. k. germany, france, the us, and many other countries across the hemisphere or us space whether agency issued a severe jewel, magnetic storm warning when a solar

forces for the groupings are, again now moving around from the worst studies department at kings college london. let's take a look now. i had some more stories making news around the world at this hour, un secretary general antonio gutierrez, as again called for an immediate cease fire in gaza as israel launch is more strikes and expands and evacuation order in rough. israel's military says some $300000.00 people have fled the southern area and claims rough or is the last refuge of hamas, which will launch the october 7th terrorist attacks. allies and agencies have urged israel not to go into rafa without a clear plan to protect people. floods and landslides have hit the china is south western kwan she region following heavy rainfall. rescue teams have been evacuating residents to safety using boats. trench will rain, has impacted several cities across southern china and evacuation. order has been issued for the canadian town of fort mcmurray, alberta, an out of controlled wildfire is raging near the major oil town. the government has worn that canada faces another catastrophic wildfire season.

i ask marine, i'm a role in from the worst studies department at kings college london, how ukraine might use made their weapons on targets inside russia. hello brand. so from my understanding, the ukraine still has a limit placed upon the ability to use those weapons. so those weapons are supposed to be used only in harkey region in order to strike russian positions across the border. but it doesn't necessarily mean that the ukrainian forces can use as it comes to strike any military targets any further than that. so it is very limited in scope, it seems, and we don't know what kind of a fact it will have, especially as these things are being announced publicly. so russia has enough time to prepare for that and it is, this is this. so in the, in terms of trying to win a war though, is this a good news for you? crane told you can use weapons here, but you can't use them. they are to well, i think that western political leader is trying to balance between a potential escalation was russia and the how to ukraine. so it's more of a political move because restricting ukrainian military in tha

i'm a run from the war studies department of kings college london. thank you very much for your insights. the seas rail has launched most strikes and gaza. how to expanding its if i place you in order for rafa. i said some 300000 people have fled. the area that you and is wanting of an epic disaster. these are obvious use on outright invasion of the crowded city. these are all says rough off is the last refuge of a mass which launched the october 7th terrorist attacks these on even injury claims . people have fled to a lassie at then coastal strip declared unexplained that humanitarian area. for many displeases guidance, nowhere feels safe. leaving rafa behind with everything they can bring with them. here the streets are filled with palestinians, packing up to go. many what clear the choice to flee what was for months considered cause as last refuge was no choice a tool? every best of luck we have to evacuate, we have no choice. if i stay, i will die either death or displacement. this is the strategy of displacing here and the leaving because a few

i mean, we're on from the war studies department of kings college london. thank you very much for your insights. thank you for having me. are now israel has long, small strikes and gas. i have to expand the nets. if i place an order for rough uh, assets some 300000 people have slept the area, the u. n. is one of those on epic disaster is ralph as use on outright and vision of the crowded city. these are all says rafa is the last refuge of our mass which launched the october 7th terrorist attacks imagery claims people have fled to our milwaukee. a thin coastal strip declared unexplained that humanitarian area, but for many displeased cousins, nowhere feels safe. leaving rafa behind with everything they can bring with them. here the streets are filled with palestinians, packing up to go. many would clear the choice to flee what was for months considered cause as lost refuge was no choice tool ever picked up love. we have to evacuate, we have no choice. if i stay, i will die either death or displacement. this is the strategy of displacement. you leaving becaus

as that wasn't random, you're on the air from the law studies department at king's college in london. finally, now there's a new king in the world of boxing ukrainian. alexander boutique has beaten bruce, and britons tyson fury to become the 1st full built undisputed heavyweight champion . in 25 years. fury came out swinging, dominating the 1st ages of the fight at the kingdom. urena and re add by lucy came rolling back after 12 whole rounds and attend split decision. it was game of a fury, suffering. the 1st loss in his 16 year professional career. the undefeated to seek, has now joined the likes of muhammad ali and mike tyson, as undisputed heavyweight champion. after a tough fight, the ukrainian heavy he sa, reflected on the sacrifices he's had to make, to become one of the best over in the ring. i missed the day. my son. i missed the date. my son to i missed does a my daughter i missed borrowed my daughter. i missed all my uh, pleasant family faults. uh some of the holidays. all time granting draining, draining my focus was on this site. i don't want to cry about it. all right, gr

right. marina, i'm here on from the war studies department at kings college, so london is about thank you so much. thank you for having me but time for a quick look at some more global headlines. hundreds of teachers and police officers and argentina have taken to the streets to demand a major pay raise. they say they've lost 50 percent of the purchasing power off the government policy, cent, inflation sky rocketing, the government has responded by pledging to send $200.00 military officers to quell the protest. the french forces have launched what they call a major operation to regain control of a t road and thinking you caledonia, as capital, knew me add to the main international airport. it's the territories 6 nights a violent unrest began last week of to know make is, and power is voted in favor of allowing french residents to vote in local elections . and as a new king in the world of boxing ukrainian, all x on the sick has to be in britain's ties. if you read to become the 1st full belt, undisputed heavyweight jumped in at 25 years. fury came out of swinging, dominating the 1st

now with marina moran, she's from the worst studies department at kings college london, rena. it's good to see you again. so, i mean, i would start by just asking you, do we know, i mean, has the invasion of rough it hasn't begun a good evening brand was that's a great question because there is some clarity in terms of what the adf is doing. it seems like it's having some clashes in eastern rough fall with how much smooth ends. however, we cannot say that the full scale incursion a for alpha, how he already started, and some of the time that this might be a way to push from us to actually agreed to is fairly conditions of the for a ceasefire. so it might be something like a show for us, which is, of course, complicating israel's position on an international stage, giving the fact that the us wants to limit its arms shipments to israel. if that operation is to take place. if it goes beyond being a show of force and we're talking about a full fledged invasion, a ground defensive against or off, or how do you foresee it progressing? as it may be very difficult for the idea. and i

analysis now from monday in the middle and she's from the wall studies department in the king's college london. good to see you, buddy. not why does israel se operations and does already continue at least till the end of the yeah, to good morning. well, what we have to understand is that such corporations are very complex and it's a very optimistic assessment that the operations will continue for at least 7 months. i wouldn't be very cautious on naming a timeline in terms of when this operation might. and because looking at history of counter insurgency complaints, they can go on for the kids and the military victory doesn't necessarily mean that the war is over. therefore, i'm sure is that it is sad for it. more political reasons to relieve some of the pressure on israel rather than an accurate assessment of what might actually happen on the ground yourself. that is mainly for political reasons. and i'd like to sort of like to potentially expand on that because i think really families are on the wallet generally saying at the state at a i'm a bit strong, her boss can not be done militarily. s

that is the apartment at king's college london told the w that it's not that clear if russia is opening a new front in the war. well, it remains to be seen right now. i don't see that. how's the russians would be proceeding to capture the city of hard to you? there are still a lot to be done on the ground. as of the latest news, they have apparently entered well of trying to scan, and they're trying to surround the ukrainian groupings they are. so i think that the, the russian command will look what the ukrainians will do and how many of their reserves will be deployed to higher q before they might decide on the next move. because i think there is a possibility that they might still launch an offensive against possibly odessa or continue with athletics come from a tourist because we also have trusted yara. we have activity around guns, so those opposite directions are still important. so they're menial fences. let's put it that way. still underway. you there. so right now, it's not very clear what's going to happen. you're watching the w news, or reminder of our top story. a switzerland

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advantage to make gains in the region. medina, maryland from the wall studies department at kings college london, shred her views with us on why restaurant is attacking the hockey region. well, i don't think that at this point, the russians are actually trying to take it because they would need much more troops and they have not committed enough troops in order to hold the hierarchy of region. they also don't have enough troops right now to store them both chance and even less the storms. the city of higher q, as i said, um most possibly they want to develop their offensive around of the car. and that's where the russians have the breakthrough in around, but you're right in and we remember it was a news from just a week ago. so and so i think the, the idea is to distract that ukrainian forces, knowing that the premiums are suffering from manpower. sure. the just in order to then exploit that direction and go towards colorado, the seller goldman across. and the idea is to cut the premium forces into and get to the rear of civil slid are and slid on scrum, the doors grouping. so if you're bringing

in the war that's here for my, you know, i'm here on from the war studies department of kings college london. well, that's the very good question because we don't know if the russians are doing it as a distraction. so they launch this operation as a distraction in order to lower ukrainian forces. and the reserve units away from us are locations such as trusting the, are possibly and open a bigger offensive in those locations for they could indeed be establishing was put in has called for, namely a box for us own in order to protect valid the right and that has been the non several months ago, so it would align with those objectives. at this stage it's very difficult to say what is happening. and as you said, we're getting mixed reports from both the premium and the russian side. um, however, it seems like the russians are moving forward and from my understanding what they're trying to do is surround both chance and breakthroughs or ukrainian defenses there and make it also difficult to supply ukrainian troops from hierarchy of involve trunk. now use klein that that's the contestants in this.

like marine, i'm iran from the will studies department of kings college london. thank you so much for that. thank you for having me. and she has a quick look now at some more global headlines. 3 spanish citizens have been killed and a shooting enough dentist. i'm central a bomb young province, a major tourist area, several, all the people who ended in the attack tally bundle, sorry to say 4 people have been arrested and an investigation is ongoing. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. a video has a much the allegedly showing raffo showing the d. combs attacking senior, cassie ventura, his former girlfriend, and all those angeles hotel hallway in 2016. it resembles an attack she detailed in a low. so diffusing combs a physically and sexually abusing her from his combs, as denied the allegations and settled the lawsuit in november. this is well says it has killed a wanted to tell her wrist and an ass striker on the genuine refugee camp in the occupied westbank. the palestinian islamic jihad groups as one of its when members died in the attack. crowds d

now with marina milan from the worst studies department at kings college london right now, as we just heard there, israel says it's, we'll move forward with it's a military operation in rafa. but that the scope will be targeted and limited. is that what this looks like to you? good afternoon, terry. well, it depends on what these role means was targeted and limited. really, those words don't mean much. it depends on the context. and what i think is what i was trying to say is that they will try to avoid collateral damage and it will be a very difficult operation if israel goal is to have with rock for given the presence of so many palestinians sheltering there. and the fact that not many will be able to leave because simply there is nowhere to go. but i think it's more of a diplomatic statement rather than the an accurate descriptor of what the operation like that might look like. do you think israel can achieve its objective to root out a mouse marina in rough pot without a full scale offensive as well? that is a good question because on the one hand, what israel is trying to do now

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like to maureen, i'm iran from the will studies department of kings college london. thank you so much for that. thank you for having me. at a quick look now, at some more global headlines, 3 spanish citizens have been killed in a shooting in afghanistan central by me on the province. a major tourist area. several of the people were wounded in the attack tally bundled forward to say 4 people have been arrested and an investigation is ongoing. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. a suspect to talk with the attempted murder of slow of upfront minutes, the robot fee co is facing a quote that will decide whether he should be held in detention until his trial. the man shot c cole several times off to a government meeting on wednesday. the prime minister remains in a serious condition. a video has a much allegedly showing of wrap, has shown, digit combs, attacking sing a cassie ventura is for my girlfriend and a los angeles hotel hallway in 2016. it resembles an attack she detailed in a lawsuit, accusing columns of physically and sexually abusing healthy dis co

as with the war studies department in kings college, london, we asked her if it made a strategic sense to restrain ukraine's use of natal weapons. oh, i think that's the western political leader is trying to balance between a potential escalation was russia and the how to ukraine. so it's more of a political move because restricting ukrainian military in that way is very insensible. and these are, you allow it to use against any targets on the russian territory or you don't allow it at all. but they were trying to because of this criticism they were trying to find a middle way. seeing that the situation on the front is worsening for the green um forces. so in this sense, i don't think that this will essentially change the situation dramatically. and finally, a 12 year old from florida has become the us spelling bee champion and the 92nd tie breaker pool. hot salma spelled no fewer than 29 words correctly. your 1st word is through s b r o u h u k e. 6 see under $150000.00 in cash and other prizes. what becomes the latest in a long line of indian americans? spelling the champions. making

terms, it will be a huge change where we were rolling from the worst studies department at kings college london really is always we appreciate your time in your analysis, especially on a friday. thank you. thank you for having me as you want to dw news up next rib rolls into paris to find out how it's mere plans to keep s u v is out of the city. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more of a whole new spot followed by the day. i hope to see you then the good news innovation, green, the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed. if the care we subscribe to those channels, we've got new videos every friday. subscribe to plan. it's a parish, a city made with the love for people long before cause change the cityscape and threaten the character of the french capital now parisians. to take.

let's here from are you not here on from the wall studies department, atkins, college, london? i think that's a very important question because right now it is not clear if this is exactly that russian offensive, that's the ukrainian government has been expecting because your brand new military intelligence has looked at the formations. the morris roofing of, for says that the russians have created amounting to some $50000.00 soldiers across the board or so they, the, the, the whole idea of was that the russians would either attack a harkey or who may regions. so it could be, of course, the parts of the russian offensive, or it could be at the sap, the operation to direct the ukrainian forces and the reserves way from the bone boss away from the south to the north in order to launch something there. that to, to add more to, to that, what do you think? is this a limited operation then? or is it the beginning of the ground defensive ukraine has been warning about 4 weeks. well, it remains to be seen right now. i don't see that. how's the russians would be proceeding to capture th

so adam cherry headed over to king's college london earlier today. headed over to king's college londons london earlier today. and this is what they said, national service. >> what do you make of that, i think it's, very, desperate . think it's, very, desperate. populistic move from the government, from a zombie government. that's in its dying breaths. >> i like the idea of people being of service. i can imagine finding purpose in it. it doesn't seem like they've thought through the practical details whatsoever here. >> even if it weren't, £2.5 billion that we don't have, it would still be a stupid idea. it's clearly just a kind of, oh, we need old people to like us again. >> yeah, well, to be fair, i don't think. i don't think it's too bad. i think if it was a mandatory, mandatory thing for everyone and everyone had to do it, i don't think it'd be the end of the world. and it's only for a year. keir starmer wrote at 16. >> what do you reckon to that one? >>i one? >> ihad one? >> i had some pretty developed political opinions at 16. >> yeah, i don't hate it. i wouldn't have minded being

following the example of american campuses, students from university college in london staged a protestthe white house demands to immediately stop all support for israel and stop the supply of weapons to this country. and also put pressure on tel aviv, because many on the planet call tsakhal’s actions genocide. decisive steps ankara is taking steps to influence the middle east conflict. the turkish ministry of trade confirmed that the country has completely stopped export and import transactions with israel. restrictive measures will last until tel aviv declares a ceasefire in gaza and ensures an uninterrupted and sufficient flow of humanitarian aid into the enclave. reported. that commercial ships traveling from israel to turkey and from turkey to israel began to change routes and cancel flights. work in the presidential field and neurocomics with image of alexander lukashenko. democracy and democracy, are words synonymous or are there nuances? on the eve of the professional holiday of press day in the program "say don't be silent", the chief editor of the people's newspaper of the pub

a michael clark is the defense analyst and a visiting professor at kings college london. i asked him what israel taking control of this key each of cause a cord or means for the situation on the ground. well, it means that we choose one of the technical objectives mean the car doors about 11 kilometers long from each way, the border up up to the mediterranean coast. and they always knew that they would have to take control of his card or because lots of smuggling and goes on the road it's, it's full of tunnels. egypt. his claim that they've, they've prevented all the tunnels from looking at. they blocked them. old. i've intercepted them, but nobody believes that a lot of the tunnels still exist. so it was always the case of these riley's from a technical point of view, how to drive their own forces all the way along the southern cause a boat in order to see lead the boat or themselves. and that will create a certain amount of tension with egypt and just on the other side of the border. but it means from the ministry point of view, they can now try to work through their po

university of freiburg the students of several english universities, including cambridge and king's college londonmanded the end of cooperation with the zionist regime in their protests, as well as the students of the seljuk universities of turkey, vienna, austria and copenhagen. denmark also joined the global student uprising. in ottawa, the capital of canada, the students emphasized their steadfastness in continuing the protests. samidun samidun tahiyeh tahiyeh today, the german police attacked the gathering of pro-palestinian students at the university of berlin and arrested a number of them. in addition to student support , more than 37 non-governmental organizations also a few days ago the german government wanted to stop arms exports to the zionist regime. despite the killing of about 34,800 palestinian people yesterday, a german company asked the authorities of the host countries of this group to cooperate with hamid turkshand, the head of the court investigating the accusations of the sada and sima news agency, based on the red notice issued for the extradition of the accused in this case

so adam cherry headed over to king's college london earlier today. headed over to king's college londonhis london earlier today. and this is what they said, national service. >> what do you make of that, i think it's, very, desperate . think it's, very, desperate. populistic move from the government, from a zombie government. that's in its dying breaths. >> i like the idea of people being of service. i can imagine finding purpose in it. it doesn't seem like they've thought through the practical details whatsoever here. >> even if it weren't, £2.5 billion that we don't have, it would still be a stupid idea. it's clearly just a kind of, oh, we need old people to like us again. >> yeah, well, to be fair, i don't think. i don't think it's too bad. i think if it was a mandatory, mandatory thing for everyone and everyone had to do it, i don't think it'd be the end of the world. and it's only for a year. keir starmer wrote at 16. >> what do you reckon to that one? >>i one? >> ihad one? >> i had some pretty developed political opinions at 16. >> yeah, i don't hate it. i wouldn't have minded bei