the general assembly should also respect its resume lucian's. but to pass a resolution and then we applaud the resolution and we. cheer it and then what please guide us and tell us how can we implement such resolutions this is your responsibility. to. revive the madame. while we welcome all the economic and humanitarian support to our people in the west bank and the gaza strip through the alleged image of palestinian institutions we refuse that this is supposed to be considered as a substitute to a political solution because humanitarian aid you know what our cause has many humanitarian aspects but without a political solution really we don't need such military and. don't fool us and tell us that you are helping us actually we are after the right to self-determination of our people full stop. and have. no single people. on earth. does not enjoy the rights to self-determination while. we are thirteen million palestinians all over the word. y.-o. we denied the right to self-determination. by the way this will not harm anybody we need to establish

threatened and of course they might be willing to play a role but of course the bands of this discord lucian of the forces that mr soros has has issued an order to to form if they will really become very serious and doing their job and if they have the power and that's the thing it is. and also i think the important thing right now the united nations mission is i think playing a much better role than they have done over the last four or five years at least now they are calling things by their names they are talking about the issues and the problems that are facing the country and also showing there is far more support from the international community to overcome this challenge that we are facing at this time. so the libyan officials are reported to be anticipating american airstrikes in the country against isis targets ship the u.s. military come back again to libya is it a good idea saying that at some point there will have to be another interaction to bring this and less fighting to an end you know i mean clearly there are some strikes against some. darvish presence in different parts of t

in your book here i think the lucian's in your book here i think very eloquently explain the russians have this deeply ingrained fear of war which comes back to our losses in world war two and perhaps even before that and i think you can easily make a case that russians sometimes overplay those fears those insecurities or security concerns but i wonder why do you think people in the west have lost out fear because this intimate treating all those in interventions especially in foreign. lance very casually without any concern for the people there for tell own. wellbeing because you mentioned the issue of pragmatism but what is still pretty much about going into libya or syria well i think that's a very good question because to my mind war and entertainment have become good in our culture and we've children grow up playing playing war games on their computer this war has somehow been domesticated as entertainment. the major hollywood film industry. films about war. remember the way george bush when he wanted to declare victory. over saddam hussein's iraq he went to an aircraft carrier a

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is still lucian it's a mental illness. this is now one of my bone and flesh of my flesh she shall be called woman for she was taken out of. the world anti-doping watchdog announces that it will discuss reinstating the russian anti-doping agency as a member after it was declared non-compliant in the wake of the twenty fifteen alleged doping scandal. as foreign minister reiterate moscow's willingness to cooperate with britain on this compound poisoning case but not on the principle of assume guilt stuff to some strong reactions from u.k. politicians. do you see that you see what's happening. with these two characters.

lot to respond issue because hungary has always been discussing what each of you are going to take lucian's me dad when we had a legal dispute as it happened for the past eight years a couple of thousand we have sort of come out here we see a very dangerous precedent and that isn't there we have we should earn over a hundred pages refutation of the charge of the sergeant in record giving those legal debates to the commission preachment procedures which we have closed. apparently this possible on behalf of the european parliament. it is in face of a legal battle know what kind of precedent that is actually for that work if you look at it you should not use them this is a valid question here and they're going to lead to a very interesting perception of democracy softball and so-called civil society n.g.o.s believe that they know it better than the majority of hungary and water has given us a mandate that with a majority the first time in three consecutive elections in. the us actor james woods who starred in her films such as casino and also white house stand has been knocked out of his twitt

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and government officials involved in the russian cold lucian probe. also coming up on the program this hour the u.s. state department i.q. says the syrian government did its allies of assisting terrorists in the country we examine whether the claims correspond with the.

on government officials involved in the russian cole lucian probe. also coming up on the program the us state department i.q. says the syrian government to its allies of assisting terrorists in the country we examine whether the claims correspond with the reality on the ground. on the coalition course the head of what's being billed as the greatest fighter in mixed martial arts history. and. meet the press with the paris said to do battle with. iran talk across the world this is your art scene international from the team myself you know neil welcome to the program we will get your headlines stories in just a moment but we begin with breaking news here on r.t. international annoying gunmen have opened fire in a run southern city of during a military in perm. there are police eight soldiers being killed twenty four people wounded according to the latest information from the country's state media these are the latest pictures we have from not polities for the quality of them i believe they do come from local financial camera footage earlier at local tel

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the freedom flows to specific lucian of the peace of westphalia the great overall peace agreement put an end to the thirty years war. many of spoken of the fact that it was also the birth of international law an essential point was recognition the absolute guarantee of the independence of sovereign nations. start would be what was significant about it. would conflict lugosi asia as we used to resolve the conflict up there was no cease fire until this peace agreement was reached. and you could negotiate a peace treaty without that being clear victors and vanquished. that was unique at the time. when the played a big part in that event what does that mean to the minister of modern day. we force a lot about the relevance of events back then to the present day and in my view would boils down to vis that it is possible to resolve conflicts through negotiation instead of violence stop to provide we highlight that central value in the commemorative events that take place every year. and munster is offering itself as a place of negotiations for solving conflicts worldwide for him to some exte

a statement reads i have sixteen charts were not hiding behind the back of the russian lucian i was going to give you additional data today which allows you to understand how the second by second israeli planes were there as well as the two hundred meter style was traveling the airspace the information we have today had been received from the asshole for hungry trader a system just. maybe merely most. high quality images supplied by this system as i was. one of the airplanes who were moving but also the ballistic missiles were traveling via a space this is the control indicated by one part of the committee meaning is four hundred greater a point on the right screen you can see the indicators which stands for these targets in terms of. their place in the year a space of altitude and exact location with agree with the yellow color you see. in. crofter identifies widely as for whom good fortune to someone of the moon system these are israeli jets when they were assigned numbers one hundred twenty five one hundred thirty north. by with forty nine and zero forty five numbers were given by the

lucian's put al-qaeda and isis on the exact same page demand that they must build and we'll talk a little bit of an international law in a little bit here which gears here a little bit i mean it will. come out a fascinating article very short the e.u. nations consider clearing house to avoid iran's sanctions now the reason why i put this. is that. american allies are more and more concerned about being sanctioned by the u.s. for its economic and commercial activities around the world it is this is starting here because we see these sanctions being applied on everybody and across many many sectors for many many different reasons it seems like this is the ultimate weapon sanctions well i'm afraid it's too early to have been there what we're in a war with and the states for to war you know they were in the same ball didn't leave they were in the same border in syria now suddenly they started to protest stance on iran it's too late you know what they suggest and it is european company it could be the clearinghouse for imported oil and the clearinghouse that would give that money to another co

mining charter we have long long long discussions and on how to deal with this issue and the issue lucian was of all roe plays that at the trade unions and that was government that was big business except one was that if it comes to shared ownership scheme if it's about ownership then all workers must be included because workers are workers if you want to try to address inequalities in south africa then you must empower all workers then that will help but it doesn't help to create inequalities between workers in south africa because this is what happening here we don't talk about the topic sick and the white elite we stand for order the blue collar workers the the need to address the disparities the balances the racial injustice in south africa has been cardinal for the a.n.c. and particular when he took power in one nine hundred ninety four but he says that he has failed to deliver on the promises that he has been making for quite some time is it possible that the a.n.c. now and the south africa under serum a person would be able to solve this social economic problems. i don't believe th

google's offerings expanded in two thousand and four as the company went public and debuted riva lucian i's in wave mail the next year came google maps the year after it bought you tube and in the last decade google released its file storage service called google drive smart phone cell driving cars and advance speakers billions of people now use google products every day most through its search engine in two thousand and twelve google reach one point two trillion searches for the year but that's where the data stops google now just says searches are in the trillions and with ever ties in the main source of revenue the money follows the page to use google's profit school to one hundred ten billion dollars last year while alpha bit its parent company has a market valuation of eight hundred twenty billion dollars. this is what google's search page looked like the day it was launched and this is the company's first headquarters with founders larry page and sergey brin twenty years later google's enormous success has given it this huge ever expanding silicon valley headquarters known as the

countries they came to help the libyan people during the two thousand and eleven revolution and afterward lucian successful successful in the sense of toppling the regime unfortunately as the disengaged and the left and they did not because they thought somehow that the libyan people can do it in their own clearly we have proved that we could not so here's a painful question probably for you as well mr up because you have been a staunch opponent of khadafi all your life you were also a libya's interim deputy prime minister after gadhafi was overthrown but seventy years on the tribal balance you managed to hold is gone the country is in turmoil there's war. what's the overthrow really worth it should he should it have been done in a different way. i mean what does norway report it just gave me just gave me and other testimonies of people involved it seems that many in the west now regret helping to topple gadhafi seeing how bad things got after his his ouster. there was only one think it is i think i think what had been done in two thousand and eleven personally i think it was the right thing to

david lucian williams maj. dwayne williams marvin woods kevin wayne yokum donald mcarthur young edmond young lisa young ladies and gentlemen, please remain silent for the arrival of the official party. the national anthem performed by the united states academy glee club. a moment of silence killed. and the invocation delivered by paul hurley, army chief of chaplains. ladies and gentlemen, general paul silva. ladies and gentlemen, the secretary of defense. james mattis. ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states, michael r. pence. and the second lady of the united states, mrs. karen pence. ♪ o say, can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming? ♪ ♪ and the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh, say, does that star-spangled banner yet wav

to be abandoned sunday lucian's to hang on to other struggles. to remember the b. which n.t. is only nineteen sixty eight and we took to the streets to change the world. and maybe it was not due to our actions but the world did change. and of the same time everything remains to be done. to move it. in. a. little. so the next revolution kicks off at the cash register. in school come see verses digital claims launching technology get a form of money without middlemen or banks and the banking monopoly doesn't exist or is that the future of business transactions and the end of banking as we know it . the climate change resolution. thirty minutes on to. an unusual friendship. is the story of paul and he. is a student from cameroon the other a filmmaker from germany has read it will likely never be able to say whether he chose me or i chose him to this is the story of how he met. on europe's most dangerous place. the time what began as a documentary. if i can sacrifice everything for. became a story about those seeking refuge. and those who are ready to help. when paul gmo for the

just go oh god you paid for that it's horrible nobody can change genders it's impossible it is still lucianit's a mental illness. this is now one of my bones and flesh of my flesh she shall be called woman because she was taken out. in twenty four to you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going to be relatively peaceful political protests. to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you're still with. us. in the new bill is that i knew you needed to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four. those who took. invested over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. i. i. i i i fear they are. the french president emanuel mark sparks backlash online as video emerges of him talking to a group of migrants some of whom claim they have been living illegally in the country for years. sweden's ruling social democrat suffer their worst election result in a century while the insurgent sweden democrats make a major gains with of their hard line anti immigration platform

her internet ecosystem it at the end the day we will have 50 different state rules guiding the evil lucian of this wonderful technology, maybe most important technology that has existed in history. i moved recently here from california other used to take my children to the old air station the parks outside of oakland. right there was the terminal point for the transcontinental railroad. imagine if each state in the 19 century regulated have railroad, the transcontinental railroad would be different. california would not become the great center for innovation productivity and economic dynamism it is. it's the same thing with broadband. what we need instead of 50 state rules is our congress to step up and do the important hard work of coming up with its own national framework for how we want to guide successively the internet going forward into the 21st century. we are really focused on encouraging our friends in congress to take on on the tas. we think it's important they do so and that whatever rules they develop are going to be applied across all folks, all companies that engage with cons

google's offerings expanded in two thousand and four as the company went public and debuted riva lucian i's in wave mail the next year came google maps the year after it bought you tube and in the last decade google released its file storage service called google drive smart phone cell driving cars and advance speak is billions of people now use google products every day most through search engine in two thousand and twelve google reach one point two trillion searches for the year but that's where the data stops google now just says searches are in the trillions and with ever ties in the main source of revenue the money follows the page to use google's profit school to one hundred ten billion dollars last year while alpha bit its parent company has a market valuation of eight hundred twenty billion dollars let's speak to the high lead in long beach california via skype as a campaigner with the advocacy group demand progress thanks for speaking to us on al-jazeera how has google changed in the past twenty years. yes well early on in google's into the sea they had this internal model don'

mining charter we have long long long discussions and on how to deal with this issue and the issue lucian was of all row plays that at the trade unions and that was government that was big business except one was that if it comes to shared ownership scheme if it's about ownership then all workers must be included because workers are workers if you want to try to address inequalities in south africa then you must empower all workers then that will help but it doesn't help to create inequalities between workers in south africa because this is what happening here we don't talk about the topic sick and the white elite we stand for orderly blue collar workers the the need to address the disparities the balances the racial injustice in south africa has been cardinal for the a.n.c. in particular when he took power in one nine hundred ninety four but he says that he has failed to deliver on the promises that he has been making for quite some time is it possible that the a.n.c. now and the south africa under serum a person would be able to solve this social economic problems. i don't believe the p

nations user lucian's on palestine have not been fulfilled so our bus really expressing despair aggravation if you will a idea that the united nations is not able to implement its own resolutions on the other hand as you said increasing number of states that this is columbia is recognizing the palestinian state and there is a general warmness if you will the people clapping when president abbas speaks while when prime incident and i was speaking only his own new york crowd upstairs. on the other hand palestine is shrinking on the ground illegal israeli settlements are increasing palestine is becoming more and more besieged more and more divided and so on so forth and the entire peace process that a bus built his whole career on over the last twenty five years is in total shambles because the united states now is because said no to everything that you guys have spoken about over the last twenty five years and now jerusalem is off the table refugees off the table settlements out of the table borders and security out of that there will. and what of the policy is left with almost nothing and ve

it was the revolution made by slaves that had world historical consequences that slavery river lucian in send to maine destroyed the most productive colony in the in the world in a time when there's demographic growth and increasing demand for slave produce commodities half the world's production was withdrawn from the world market by the haitian revolution so not only is there expansion there's a huge hole in this horse sources of supply so that reconfigured the whole atlantic economy. by the time europe woke up from the haitian trauma ten thousand white inhabitants had already fled the island. plantation owners quickly found new lands where they could apply their skills everywhere people wanted to capitalize on their knowledge of intensive farming sugar in cuba the cotton in the united states and coffee in brazil the freedom slaves had snatched in haiti had a paradoxical consequence it reinforce lavery all over the american continent. in rio's back country the party of a valley had for a long time been covered with impenetrable primary forests. today bare mountains are all that is l

through this in the past the revolution twenty two fifty forty seven large and comprehensive really for lucian it did take place sometime ago when many thinks had not changed and we had to take that into account all of us including those who were part of the drafting the resolution twenty two fifty four so we are using twenty to fifty for a broader and stronger in my opinion guideline but now look at this. constitutional committee reform of death current constitution or a new constitution if properly through an inclusive process da'ath fact and touch many of the aspects of any country or any government including election so while i do recognize we were talking about that large type of series of initiatives and you don't think that you are familiar with facts on the ground change its attitude and even political changes there is still one common ground that including its old chief. on its constitutional committee now that's what i'm saying is going to be a moment of truth if the constitutional committee does not take off and if the constitutional committee becomes a long winding ongoing justice

lucian twenty two thirty one which was approved by the security council and which is a not joint comprehension plan of action on the iran nuclear program the unilateral withdrawal of the united states from this creates a serious threat for the nonproliferation regime all the more so since as this was underscored by many terror on is strictly a biding by its commitments within j.c.b. away and this is something that the i.a.e.a. is regularly confirming the pressure is convinced that we need to keep j c p a way and this is something that we're actively working on together with iran china and the e.u. otherwise if we don't do that we can end up with a situation where there is more tension in the middle east and this could lead to risks for national stability and for the nonproliferation regime with the dismantlement of g.'s it would also be counterproductive also for the efforts underway now to denuclearize the korean peninsula the effort these efforts is something that we welcome and support regional you know you know. they're also serious obstacles to nuclear nonproliferation and i am referring

so lucian for such they need but i think the regime broacha is made up their mind to go ahead for it as for the russian naval exercise i could yes sir i do so just want to jump in for a moment ask if the diplomatic efforts to try and end this failed do you fear that we may see another another siege like what happened with aleppo and other towns in syria that's exactly what's going to happen but it's going to be a very limited operation a massive operation there will be a little bit. of human catastrophe things i don't think the word will just go or what we're going to happen for such a massive. diversion trying to say we control this see we control this guy by doing these exercises and all this happened before and visit to iran. and i think diplomacy is now it's too late i think they made up their mind to go out for the attack but when remains to be seen of course and we're in your view does the united states fit into this we heard the state department saying earlier that they will. that they will respond to any chemical weapons attack that they fear that the syrian regime might or m

security we must seek a comprehensive solutions according to international law and international resume lucian's you. while rejecting double standards and rejecting the rule of force. it is very important to have an international reference manifested in a legitimate order that respects the rule of law. we must. expedite the reform process of the united nations so that the organization is able to fulfill its role and fulfill the aims of the organization and to respond to the striations of all of their peoples this would allow us to achieve. lasting peace and sustainable society. and this is the seam of this session ladies and gentlemen for after one year of the indigo blockade imposed on the state of qatar many facts were revealed about a prearranged campaign of incitement against it. besides the insinuation and fabrications used to create this crisis. in the meantime the international community recognized the falseness of the allegations that have been propagated against my country to justify their premeditated measures taken under the pretext of these invented and untrue allegations. and if the

at the lucian and the fact that he is than either of a country that was part of the eastern bloc countries that the u. has tried to enter great and not alienate since their integration into new extremes why. do you have king institutions and. especially in parliament the conservative groups of which they tore a van and his party to a few bash is still quiet. didn't act sooner i think it's a conjunction a convergence of a lot of different factors which is often the problem with you being that you have to not only do you have to. accord twenty eight states together but you also have to balance this with different institutions which might have different agendas end of never moving situation. ok and martin i see that you wanted to comment on something earlier just yes exactly i was just going to add to that i've heard the term double standard already several times. and i believe that's the problem with then the european people's party and i think they reached a point when the pression pressure on them is too strong but until now that was the reason for the double standard the reason why it too

lucian's because there's lots of discrepancy within the coalition itself but also about what will happen in argentina elections are expected to happen in one year and all of you see the current crises have the terri rated market is the image and we'll have to see how well he does when election time comes thank you for forest in buenos aires well let's not get the view of collin harding who's a south america analysts and is the director of the consultancy latin for his rise from manchester in the u.k. thank you so much for being with us again on al-jazeera as jesus said there are a lot of skepticism about what korea announced today the policy of taxing agricultural exports has been done before but of course he's going here back on a major campaign promise you think this is going to turn into a political crisis for. quite possibly so yes i mean the government i'm actually government came in with an image of discipline competence reversing the policies of the previous government which it was arching to enter into into this terrible fiscal mess and now they're reversing to illustrate this wh

google's offerings expanded in two thousand and four as the company went public and debuted riva lucian i's in wave mail the next year came google maps the year after it bought you tube and in the last decade google released its file storage service called google drive smart phone cell driving cars and advance speakers billions of people now use google products every day most through search engine in two thousand and twelve google reach one point two trillion searches for the year but that's where the data stops google now just says searches are in the trillions and with ever ties in the main source of revenue the money follows the page to use google's profit school to one hundred ten billion dollars last year while alphabet its parent company has a market valuation of eight hundred twenty billion dollars now germany have won the rights to host the euro two thousand and twenty four football championships the country big turkey and a vote held by the european games governing body u.a.e. for it will be the first time germany has hosted the continent's biggest international football tourna

it was the revolution made by slaves that had world historical consequences that slavery river lucian in send to maine destroyed the most productive colony in the in the world in a time when there's demographic growth and increasing demand for slave produce commodities half the world's production was withdrawn from the world market by the haitian revolution so not only is there expansion there's a huge hole in this horse sources of supply so that reconfigured the whole atlantic economy. by the time europe woke up from the haitian trauma ten thousand white inhabitants had already fled the island. plantation owners quickly found new lands where they could apply their skills everywhere people wanted to capitalize on their knowledge of intensive farming sugar in cuba. cotton in the united states and coffee in brazil the freedom slaves had snatched in haiti had a paradoxical consequence it reinforce lavery all over the american continent. in rio's back country the party of a valley had for a long time been covered with impenetrable primary forests. today bare mountains are all that is left

congress wants to change that everything lucian as the market by producing chocolate in africa. i think just as cricket will for the moment when i started talking about my deah people said i was crazy hendrik don't even try you'll be ruined if it had potential.