barry marston from bbc monitoring is a specialist onjihadi groups and explained more about the grouping group to follow because they started off as being part of the same ideological camp as islamic state and al-anda. but since they started consolidating their hold over idlib province, they've been going all out to rebrand themselves as a very different kind of entity that perhaps can be trusted to, to to hold territory and act as something of a normal de facto government.

barry marston from bbc monitoring is a specialist onjihadi groups and explained more about the group that seized aleppo. tahrir al—sham have been a fascinating group to follow because they started off as being part of the same ideological camp as islamic state and al-qaeda. but since they started consolidating their hold over idlib province, they've been going all out to rebrand themselves as a very different kind of entity that perhaps can be trusted to, to to hold territory and act as something of a normal de facto government. and statements that i've been working on from the group over the last few days now, it talks about protecting diplomats, it talks about respecting people of all faiths within aleppo, different ethnicities, not a word of religion. i would hesitate to describe the language as secularist, but that's really the way that they are trying to categorise themselves at a moment when the world's eyes are upon them. and it's important, isn't it? because, i mean, that has been described by some as rebranding, but i know that ordinary syrians have, in part, perhaps stuck w

an expected shutdown of imports via the ukraine pipeline at your end, or to contribute to rachel. marston breaks down the numbers for the last couple of years, the u, as been relying on filling up its gas reserves, heading into the weather time, brightening about it, how they have so much, and then applying the bullying strategy and just pray that the weather won't be too cold and resulting too much withdraw. so e u countries i've been battling the block on this trying to get it to their washed brains. that purchased signaling for zalinski won't actually keep their countries economically afloat. and so is eas, neither by the way, he has a really sweet gig, where all the ready has to do is sit there and watch russian gas flow through the pipes across you crate and get paid by moscow to do it. guess who doesn't want to stick it to put in by taking his money for transferring gas to europe. so now he's going to just stick it to the you by making them pay more of his business. sure. sure. this will watch one more thing about slovakia. there's been many questions from journalists about fits tho

honors ukrainian troops who fought for nazi germany during world war 2 are to contributor rachel marston has the details. a canadian activist who also runs a news website called the progress report is rocking up points on his frequent customer card with the canadian police for doing some paint jobs. on some statues, duncan attorney has just been charged with the leisure be vandalizing of war memorial. statue in edmonton, alberta over 3 years ago, not his 1st rodeo. he was previously charged in another incident that occurred on a different world war, 2 related statue in the same western canadian city. so what kind of war memorials are we talking about here anyway? those are tributes to nazis. basically one for nazis who served in the boston assess division, mostly western ukrainians, who moved to canada afterwards, the other is parked in front of the ukrainian use unity complex and had mentioned it's a bus to arrive on sugar rich, who commanded a ukrainian policing entity for germany under handler jewish group say that all of this suggest that the canadian government really didn't underst

let's hear the view of r t contribution rachel marston on this ritual. good to see you. so why russia wants to keep pumping? europeans want to keep consuming ukraine is the one getting in the way i'm not potential closure. december 31st is approaching 5. 0 yeah. this you gas prices thing is just a roller coaster ride from how and hey i want to get off a long time ago, but doesn't look like it's gonna end any time soon. for the last couple of years, the us been relying on filling up its gas reserves, heading into the winter time bragging about it, how they have so much, and then applying the brilliant strategy and just pray that the weather won't be too cold and resulting too much withdrawal and well, it looks like they're loc may have finally run out this year because of world bank earlier this month was drawing attention to the fact that not only is the relatively overdrawn on their gas storage as a result of that much colder weather this year. causing price is despite, but they're also facing dwindling suppliers, heading into 2025. and the big reason being this kind of

confidence about earlier this month after the coalition government collapse are to contributor rachel marston, breaks down the story. the dissolution of the been disturbed by the german presenters today has been expected ever since earlier this month. chancellor off schultz rub. dr. non confidence bus and promptly took a flying dive right under it. normally, someone else passes you under the bus, but schultz beat them to it. and then he wrote his own political, you a g just to be sure that it's framed as a willing and selfless act of political sacrifice for the good of the nation. rather than just the pre empting oven inevitable shots. and the start smart folks are bringing forward the bonus tag. collections is my go through it. the citizens will then be able to determine the political course of our country. that's what it's all about. therefore, i am raising the question of confidence for the voters. do we have trust in ourselves and our country? your point staying in power though when you can't get anything done because the yellow light, centrist party of your traffic light coalition govern

as terrorist leader, i believe mohammed al juliani or to contributor rachel marston takes us inside the story. so just who is this mysterious of a mohammed, al gilani, who rocks right up to damascus and topples the syrian government? well, besides the guy who looks like he started his own trash collection chic clothing line to compete with ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is the main rebel leader of mohammed. our goal on me, who is a boom, how much out along the x, elite of hyatt to alshaun o h t s. the revolution syria that let the food of president a shot all a side. there's a minor detail of his history paddling around the isis head shoppers or guys from his re branded l tied a group in syria h t as having been in direct contact with abdul. the answer of who was the convicted assassin of the french teacher suddenly patsy, who is gun down near paris here for showing the shocking, give the magazine caricature is a prophet mohammed in class for discussion purposes. and turns out h t. s wasn't really up for the chat, but wouldn't bad guy just calmly sit there in interviews with the

let's pro $5.00 to our to country peter rate. sho marston in the french capital. at rachel? i goes barty a in comes b route. what do we know about the new, latest french pm on the big question willy last longer than the other? or hey, you know those uh christmas advent calendars with the little doors that you open up every day in december and find a little chocolate inside. well, it looks like france here has just invented his own twist on it. where every day you wake up to a new prime minister behind today's door is false. what? by who he's a centrist establishment. the fixture close to mac home, whose knives the astounding feet of making it to the right page of $73.00, without ever really doing very much in french politics on the national scene. despite running for president 3 times, the fact that a lot of french probably didn't even notice until today, and everybody's being reminded of it. i guess also kind of make some and threatening though, because he really hasn't been a threat to anything crazy. politically. he was the education minister for a few years at the end of

snap federal elections in the new year after the collapse of his coalition or the contributor rachel marston explores how the german chancellor thought to this political impass. the german chancellor all off sol, so set the call for a non confidence vote against himself on monday. officially asking the parliamentarians of the wound decide whether they might wish to do him the honor of drop kicking his political leadership career straight into the dumpster of history . now this is basically a case of political suicide by top. schultz. one's down to put his current mandate out of its misery because he's totally impotent. now, politically speaking, why is that? well, because the yellow light, centrist of his traffic, like coalition failed on him and he no longer has the majority needed to round things through parliament. all of this came about because his finance minister, christian living or from that centrist free democratic party, decided back in november that he really wasn't interested in a career as a magician attempting to work a budget miracles with shots of spending priorities. germany

we're always pushing a boundaries for peacefully marston's. here we are the ones traveling the extra mile where all the media doesn't go. we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. the, [000:00:00;00] the alarm several venue. it's good to have you with us. this is the news, our life from bill coming up in the program today. israel says it has hit dozens of what it calls military targets and syria. while a u. n. n void visits, damascus, calling for an end to western sanctions. v as really government approves the plan to expand illegal settlements in the occupied golan heights a week after seizing control of a un buffer zone.

glamor filters to make the anti establishment opposition look hot or something or t country to rachel marston taking us through all the bod. rachel, thank you very much. well, we also spoke with a f t party member on former european union, parliamentary and the printer back. he called president stein myers comments about possible external influence in the upcoming election, a trend sparren's attempt to smear the countries opposition as the week of germany becomes economically and a military day at the grand, that delusions of adequacy and delusions of grand. yeah, of the juices that whenever the elections in germany, the government, the german government will engineer a number of scandals that happens on the large scale with a large here to be in an actions i myself was involved with some ridiculous charges at most of these charges then turned out to be without substance because the damages done at the full, the elections if say the kind of tough when the american president, president biden opened, the said that the f d was a danger to try and set land take interests and to germany's position

to one country concerned apparently about an influx of migrants over now to warranties, a rachel marston for her take on this. and now the titan, syria has its own country with the blessing of the west, after raising and changing syrian president, bashar al assad. a whole new narrative has emerged here in europe. it's time for the syrian refugees to just go back, or at least they can't come here anymore, even if they may have already applied austria, france, germany, belgium, and greece, art processing. any more asylum applications from syrians because the very same h t s g hottest. that the you still accuses on its own website of assassinations for us really just conversions, hostage, takings and suicide bombings. now self identify as statesmen. and the leader talks like the only kind of war he's into now with social justice saying things like diversity is strength. he also happens to dress like he shares a stylist with the wes favorite girlfriend zalinski. so apparently all of that is now good enough for european countries to at least give him the benefit of the doubt. in view of the s

parliamentary election wouldn't be possible a whole year after the last one or 2 countries. rachel marston take us through the thank you. the numbers are low for the same for the mount sins and the steps, the wild type guy on one of the world's most epic rivers were in her cost. you are region so beautiful. so the people who believe that it was bestowed upon them by going to himself. so let's get off this mountain and explore this divine land has to offer the view to say is one of the world's great rivers. because the whole of rushing ha, we've come most quenching the students tributaries in the south. the morning all the way to the i see the car seat and pull of that surgery in the know the victoria was for cost. you called the land of the 5 elements. what city suits and that everyone knows the full main elements here at the water, the at and fire or hook has the is unique because it's describes, is the land, the following. you've elements? why? well, let's start with the meaning mountains and landscapes on soft costs. the indigenous population of coke has here cool themselves, the childr

his own party and came far short of the majority needed to hold office, or the contributor rachel marston takes us through his fall from power. a different chance are all actual to ask the law makers and the boon to starve to give him a good swift kick in the better hosen or better yet to just drop kick is ours right out of the beer garden because while he no longer has the majority required to ram through his agenda anyway, and they happily obliged in and no confidence vote of 394 in favor of his dejection and 207 against out. quick reminder that all of this came about in the 1st place. because schultz had a follow with his finance minister, christian lynn, or of the yellow light centers party and his so called traffic light coalition. so it's wanted another 15000000000 euros to be pulled from taxpayer funds to make weapons for your trade. because that's arguably the best thing that the german economy has going for right now with arms producer ryan metal shares, skyrocketing, for example, schultz wanted lender to lift his foot off the debt break, and allow shots to go pedal to the metal

the most always on the people that being the same for feed fully marston's. here we are the ones traveling the extra mile where all the media don't go. we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the alarm sort of any a, it's good to have you with us. this is the news our life from to coming up in the program today. israel says it has hit dozens of what it calls military targets in syria. while you and envoy visits damascus, calling for an end to western section, the is really government approves the plan to expand illegal settlements in the occupied golan heights a week after seizing control of a un buffer zone. more as rarely strikes across gauze, at least 15 palestinians were killed in a single attempt from a school. housing displaced families in the north also a head clever cleanup efforts to gain on the french island of my yacht. officer. it was hit by the worst psych phone in nearly a 100 years. and the i'm piece of statements with disabilities. we're building up to the mentions the adobe in the premier need to he