mohammed: since a full e.u.bership is not an easy process, are there potentially any other options that have been discussed by eu members? something that could maybe lead to a gradual integration of ukraine into the eu. >> if we are referring to something similar to the world map that the western balkans have living -- the process, it could be a potential model. it is also true that ukraine is being included in european policy in the past which has produced less outcomes that were expected. the sense was to gradually build stronger relationships with those countries, and the sense is among these neighbors, only some countries were interested in getting closer to the eu. and ukraine is one of them. our roadmap can obviously be considered. it is one of the political or diplomatic solutions that are considered because it is gradual, it takes more time and in the meantime many issues can be managed. but i don't think ukraine is interested in this kind of roadmap. because it is necessary to be fast, from the point of

mohammed: joshua, please go ahead.hua: both of them have talked about the balance of power being stable in syria. but i would underline, we have seen in every sector in syria, there has been great instability in the last few weeks. we are watching right now as turkey takes revenge for the attacks the other day and has killed 20-30 people in northeast syria, destroyed a lot of infrastructure, america shot down a turkish drone. we have seen fighting in north aleppo between various groups, we have seen various demonstrations. the poverty, the growing economic despair of syrians in every sector is causing great instability. this kind of violence that we are seeing, whether it is between kurds and arab tribes, people are despairing in syria. it is not a good answer to syria, i think that we are going to see more instability. this is not a stable situation in syria. mohammed: president assad says the country is no longer at war. but everything you have mentioned and the brazen attack like in homs, doesn't that belie that sta

mohammed: let me just ask you -- nigar: there are many accusations -- mohammed: i will give you a momentreply. how is armenians -- how are armenians going to hampel -- handle the plans in place for that? matthew: right now as we are seeing on the border, we have medical personnel, a lot of basic food because these people have been deprived of basic supplies for the neck -- for the last nine months. we are trying to -- the larger scheme is to absorb them in armenia. today as we were following the records, some of the people are staying in the nearby regions, or different parts of the country. the government is saying they have enough housing capacity. however i am sure this is temporary. these people have been displaced from their houses, for a, small country like ours 100,000 people in a country of 3 million will be a huge problem. i'm not sure the humanitarian support, if it will come from the human -- from the international community. mohammed: matthew, what happens going forward? what does the future hold for the region and what kind of implications could all of this fold for separate

now i guess mohammed v for harris. hi, against the oppression of women in iran and half heights to promote human rights and freedom for all. her braves travel has come with tremendous personal cost. altogether, the machine has arrested her searching times, convicted to 5 times and sent to a total of $31.00. he is in prison, on 164 lashes. miss muhammad z is still in prison, as i speak. this is september 2022, a young curtis woman muscle gene a and e was killed in the custody of the iranian royalty police. the killing triggered the largest political demonstrations against iran. c acrostic machine, since it came to power in 1979. under the slogan, woman lies freedom. hundreds of thousands of volumes took part in peaceful protests against the assorted cheese route, brutality and oppression of women. the regime crack, todd, the protests more than $500.00 demonstrators were killed. husbands were injured, including many who were blinded by robin, bullied by and 5 of police. at least 20000 people were arrested on him in custo

this here is nobel peace prize goes to a jail women's rights activists. narc is mohammed. he is honored for her struggle against the oppression of women in iran. also coming up divisions among european union leaders meeting in spain. their summit in granada ends without a joint declaration on migration policy after hungry and poland. objects to plants to reform e u. asylum rules and allegations and the polish media, bribery and the countries visa application process. is causing a headache for the countries, ruling law and justice party, a head of national election. plus a bleak warning from the west point and $43000000.00 children have been displaced by extreme weather events. and that's the number could almost tripling over the next 30 years. the on the call for links to those of you joining us on p b. s. in the united states and all of our viewers around the world welcome. it's good to have you are reading active a snark. as mohammed a has won the nobel peace prize, well how many is fond for women's rights and democracy in the islamic republic for decades, and faced hars

know i guess mohammed v for harris. hi. against the oppression of women in a wrong unhook tied to promote human rights and freedom for all. for most of her life mohammed a has fought against her countries to you, a credit government, which strictly controls women's lives. she has been whipped, arrested numerous times, and to spend years in prison. but even behind bars, she helped lead a nationwide protest movement last year. after the death of gina must have a meeting in police custody, a young woman who was arrested for the way she was dressed. mohammed the give a written a statement from prison to the new york times on the eve of winning the prize. the global support and recognition of my human rights advocacy makes me more, resolved, more responsible, more passionate, and more hopeful. i also hope this recognition makes iranians protesting for change, stronger and more organized. victory is near the bahama. these husband and children haven't seen her in years, but they watched the announcement from their home in pari

so it'd be the best to the mohammed, the supporters in the wrong. so they hope the award would encourage others to follow her lead. plaza, of course, that i've enjoyed bits, and iranian women has been on it with the price. i hope this will pay for the way for all around in women to move forward on profits in iranian women has been chosen . and i think it's time for other women in the country to think about how we can capitalize on how much these experience digital mono do. the norwegian nobel committee hall is called only running the authorities to release in august mohammed e in time for the prize ceremony in december. as we heard their calls for mohammed is released from prison are mounting case on me as the director of the strategic litigation project at the atlanta council. and i asked, or if there's international pressure, could make a difference for mohammad the situation or maybe put her in more danger. i think it's so critical that she's received this award because she's somebody who's already under intense scrutiny. this is a name that is v

not just mohammed a was top of your list. she was and, and we have been expecting a human rights price, easier and especially for women's rights. and this is a, not a surprise and it's a huge set. um a, it's a very important price and one that is really celebrating the achievements of human rights defenders. and specifically, of course, the women's rights defenders in iran, which has been a very troubled country. it has indeed uh just to take a step back. i mean, how, how to, how did they go about picking a winter it so there is a large number of the federal, legible standing nominators and those members upfront with national parliaments that can be professors of a lot of different sciences. and so they're receiving more than $350.00 a nomination. so each year and then i'm a nation deadline is in january. and right now the, the, the, the way that this works is that the committees evicting candidates carefully that they're considering different domain sent this year and human rights that was on top of their agenda. and it's be

so women, life and freedom that just simple it, so it'd be the best that mohammed, the supporters and the ron said they hope the award would encourage others to follow her lead plaza for staff. i've enjoyed this in iranian women has been on it with the price. i hope this will pay for the way for all around in women to move forward on profits in iranian women has been chosen. and i think it's time for other women in the country to think about how we can capitalize on how much these experience do. the norwegian nobel committee is called on the running authorities to release and august mohammed e in time for the prize ceremony in december. environmental activists and venezuela say they found a way to soak up the water pollution. let's play latin america's biggest lake. their methods requires an abundant natural resource that's grown on our heads, and people have been lining off to supply it. take a look. dozens of volunteers awaiting in a queue to get a headcount for a good cause. they wanted to nate that had to say the polluted lake metric typo in venezuela. siegel now is this can help,

so it'd be the best to mohammed, the supporters and the ron said they hope the award would encourage others to follow her lead plaza. of course, that is a joy, that's an iranian women has been on it with the price. i hope this will pay for the way for all around in women to move forward. as to when i'm practicing iranian women has been chosen and i think it's time for other women in the country to think about how we can capitalize on how much these experiences to come on over the norwegian nobel committee hall is called on a running authorities to release in august mohammed e in time for the prize ceremony in december. change of gear and to the wounded league. our minds still to record the 1st when overseas and after being held to enroll and mention gloves off on friday evening. minds looked to be heading for a come back victory until the it's minutes. when this hopeful effort from american substitute to jo, scully made its way past the goalkeeper robin center. now, the goal risk you to point for the home side leading mine still waiting for when off to 70 games. as a reminder of our

the 2023 nobel peace prize has been awarded to run in pro democracy. active is now august mohammed de moves. mohammed d is currently serving multiple sentences in a k run prison on chargers, including propaganda against the state. the norwegian nobel committee made the announcement and also she fights for women against systematic discrimination and oppression. the nice she supports women, struggles for the right to live full and dignified lives. the struggle across iran has been met with persecution, imprisonment, torture. and even this freedom suffice for freedom of expression and the right to independence and against throughs recross requiring women to remain out of sight and cover up their bodies. we spoke to ronnie and political analyst and former t v host. see most of that who has met and any of you now guess mohammed the numerous times she told us what we should know about her. well, i believe she's one of the bravest women. i i, i remember once i was interviewing her as she was a company, another police called prison into evan prison. and of course, i wanted to have the latest

i am going to be more thrilled that now i guess mohammed, he is the recipient of this award. anybody's familiar with human rights work any ron will know that she has been on the front lines of this fight for years and not only for women, but for other marginalized groups in the country, whether they be a higher religious minority or other groups that suffer from violations under the iranian regime. i'm going to be more thrilled. she's paid the ultimate price for her activism with her freedom. she's currently serving a 10 year sentence of imprisonment. yeah. now her receiving the nobel peace prize has prompted calls for her release from prison. do you think this will make any difference or could be increased attention even of negative consequences for her? i think it's so critical that she's received this award because she's somebody who's already under intense scrutiny. this is a name that is very familiar to the iranian regime. is familiar to anybody fighting for freedom in the country, so it's not an unknown person who now might be dealing with the negative implications. she knows wh

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it's been years since the last hunter children or saw her husband largest mohammed. he has spent the better part of the past quarter century in prison, sacrificing it all to 5 for human rights in iran, in freedom or behind bars. she is tirelessly campaign against the death penalty and torture and confinement and educated her community about their rights, their being deprived of a firm believer in transformation through a powerful civil society. her work gained urgency during the protest that followed the death of geno mazda. i mean, now her courage and that the movement that looks up to her, i've been award at the nobel peace prize. the announcement started with the rallying cry of last year's uprising and the issues at the core of mohammed, these lifelong battle life freedom. here's the rest of it. suffice for women against fish, domestic discrimination and oppression. 9, she supports women struggles for the right to live full and dignified lives. the struggle across iran has been messed with persecution, imprisonment, torture. and even this, the freedom she ties fo

it's been years since the last hunter children or saw her husband largest mohammed. he has spent the better part of the past quarter century in prison. sacrificing it all to 5 for human rights in iran, in freedom or behind bars. she is tirelessly campaigned against the death penalty and torture and confinement and educated her community about their rights, their being deprived of a firm believer in transformation through a powerful civil society. her work gained urgency during the protest that followed the death of geno mazda. i mean, now her courage and that the movement that looks up to her, i've been awarded the nobel peace prize. the announcement started with the rallying cry of last year's uprising and the issues at the core of mohammed, these lifelong battle women, life freedom. here's the rest of it. suffice for women against systematic discrimination and oppression. 9, she supports women struggle for the right to live full and dignified lives. the struggle across iran has been messed with persecution, imprisonment, torture. and even this to freedom. suffice f

killed and hundreds more injured. 18 members of the family of elders who was bold cost engineer mohammed book for some well among those who were killed and that strike israel says it was targeting a top from us colanda and that he died in the attack. are still side a ripple. i to be a 100 pounds of explosives dropped on the time the messaging of more than hello. everybody is one of the guys biggest refuge account is there and has been with several times the worst came on tuesday. the 6th, last 2 of them combined together to definitely teachers. how many of the as well, most of them women entered us. great, there's no heavy machinery movers can just advisors desperately try to reset a guest that was lift the displays. they are trying their best to reach to visit with you. good. i was busing with playing children is ever is now a scene of the best solution. the occupation was play, have destroyed this, this system politically. with 6, you as smooth softball is thrown through these places, thrown on these people and everybody's think good. one in this district have lots of the lives and hav

have we got mohammed? i'll just, i'll just double check if we've got muhammad, the mom and it's an incredibly fluid situation. explain to us where you are and what's happening to emily were in i start the city of ash dog and just in the past hour. uh, well actually hour and a half security situations become extremely tenuous. we've had to come in doors. the last live shot that we're doing with the wall in the past hour. we were talking about the fact that there had been a massive influx of security outside of this. uh, this hotel that intersection. you had soldiers, you had police, you had reserves all show up. and what we were told is they were concerned that there might be an infiltration from the coastline of how much fighters you're with in order to come inside of this local hotel. that's where we are right now. we're sheltering in place. in the last 1520 minutes, we've heard multiple round of shots going on around the hotel to become very, very tens, security people telling us we to stay in place. we'

winning the nobel peace prize and not finding out about it, while the whole world reports and argues mohammed a receiving the distinction, the uranium, the activist is locked up and tear on notorious evan prison. unable to receive calls, the freshly minted nobel laureate is currently serving, attends your jail sentence for spreading what the regime calls and tie state propaganda. for decades, mohammed a has campaign for a free an equal ron struggle that has landed her in prison. 13 times. now her fearless fight against the oppression of women and her country as being honored. but will the nobel do anything to change the status quote in iran, on the call fairly chamberlain. and this is the day the i one, the, to be asked to be human call and 3 d, y. her re travel has come with tremendous personal costs in georgia is the, this price that has been awarded to knock us, sends a message to the women. if iran that the world is paying attention to the activities and protests of iranian women, hopefully this price will be another step in putting pressure on this region. also on the day, the poll is go

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the individual leaders like mohammed _ well. the individual leaders like mohammed deus - well.leaders l like mohammed deus as well well. the individual leaders - like mohammed deus as well are in gaza and they are the architect of the death and destruction we saw a week ago. can be israel is find him? that will be difficult because they have been looking for him for to make decade. he has. communications and operation security but he is the individual they have to identify, find, prosecute or eliminate. 0k. thank you very much forjoining us. jason se director at the centre for terrorism, extremism and counterterrorism. a reminder of the breaking news this hour. israel has told the united nations that more than a million palestinians must leave the northern gaza strip within the next twenty—four hours. stay with us on bbc news. hello. well, so far this month, many parts of the country have been experiencing unseasonably warm weather but now the transition to something colder is upon us and before that happens, a lot of rain through the early hours across many parts of england an

dw, that route to bureau chief mohammed strikes a mohammed. thank you so much for that. well the surprise attack by almost quote is what else military of got a must have a rush of miss. alt health cause of the movements of militants was streamed into israel. hundreds of casualties have been reported on both sides in the tax and is what else retaliatory strikes on gossip? here's a look at how events unfolded on saturday. default and the rocket garages, palestinian militants renewed their fighting, firing several volleys into central israel on saturday night, sending people rushing to bomb shelters for cover immediately after the start of the surprise attacks from gaza, israel called up hundreds of thousands of military reservists. citizens of israel, we are at war not in an operation, but at war, samuel come off of the enemy will pay an unprecedented price. in the meantime, i call on the citizens of israel to strictly to adhere to the directors of the adf and homefront command. we're at war and we will win a 100 and acceptable. the attacks began at dawn. palestinian milit

we go now to dw is a b root be bureau chief mohammed trait to mohammed what's happening at the border between 11 on and israel today. so mike comes at least 3 rounds of cost board are showing have been recorded since hezbollah announced that the units targeted is why the poles in the dispute is shut off on this morning . the have on the on group set it had launched the attack and solidarity with the listing in people is ready. the army fired back into a solomon, lebanon, tennessee, and retaliation. no casualties have been recorded so far. as the un peacekeepers confirmed the clashes and urged or parties to the exercise, self control and coordinate to lower the tension. nevertheless, the situation remains the very toughest hezbollah already appears to be taking advantage of the attack by him. us tell us about the relationship between the 2 groups. what hezbollah has ordered, he said it was in direct contact with the leaders of the, the scene in groups and falls in the military or confrontation with israel. now has a lot of these kind of thing and functions are powerful the arm groups b

mohammed well, visited information have come out of this meeting, but truly a big significance. now this tree, a meeting between the head off, has below the head of islamic jihad and device head of how much is not unusual in inmate. but it's the timing is significant. it's the 1st at least that we know of since the conflict and gus that is why is immersed in october 7. we have been seeing these type of meetings between has belie end is region and allies. and right before the surprise, a talk that how much launched on is why of this again, is a coordination meeting, at least that's what a media source as close to hezbollah said, we know that all 3 parties received fund logistic, and political support from one back uh later on, as they are part of the so called resistance access, they have always talked about sharing information and being part of the one at military and political kind of a patient's room. they were also clear about engaging in a strategy that unifies the fields of confrontation with this way and, and to west, as they say, well, have a thank you very much for bring

thus came for mohammed kudos' late goal. thus game for us. _ mohammed kudos' late goal.rom game for us, probably a hangoverfrom the game for us, probably a hangover from the midweek. game for us, probably a hangoverfrom the midweek. —— frustrating the game for us. a really good response second half, and that to happen when you think there is only one winner, frustrated we haven't got over the line. initial disappointment when you are winning late in the game. when the dust settles maybe we will look at it differently. it depends on the next results. we keep the unbeaten run going and feel very positive.— feel very positive. newcastle -la ed feel very positive. newcastle played really _ feel very positive. newcastle played really well. _ feel very positive. newcastle played really well. we - feel very positive. newcastle played really well. we didn't| played really well. we didn't give — played really well. we didn't give them too many opportunities. we didn't give them — opportunities. we didn't give them loads of opportunities today _ them loads of opportunities today.

for his part, mohamed muizzu is likely to lean back to china. popular. india and china are locked in an ongoing geostrategic struggle. the maldives occupies a place of interest but it's a country with little clout, so elections are always a time for its people to face big choices. returning to our top story, we're learned from the white house that president biden has now signed the short term spending bill to keep the government open for 45 more days while budget discussions continue on issues like border security and aid for ukraine. this shutdown has now been averted _ this shutdown has now been averted in the us. in other news, zimbabwe's state media is reporting that six people have died and another 15 are trapped after a mine collapsed. the bay horse gold mine is around 100 kilometres, or 62 miles, west of the capital, harare. zbc television is reporting that 13 miners have escaped and efforts to reach those trapped underground are ongoing. student loan repayments restart in the us sunday. more than 28 million borrowers are on the hook agai

now guess mohammed de is honored for her struggle against the oppression of women in iran and her flight for freedom for all . also coming up a u. n. team, a heads to the side of one of the deadliest attacks. since the start of the russian invasion of ukraine. at least 52 people, including a child are killed like a missile strike, as they attend away in the east of the country to you when says it could constitute a war cry. you with leaders are in grenada for a 2nd day of talks, grappling with divisions over migration, an agreement now thrown into down by hungry and as us presidential binding defense, a policy reverse of that will allow the extension of the board. a wall with mexico dw heads to el paso to find out what awaits those who manage to process the unlike loca, welcome. the 2023 nobel peace prize has been awarded to a ronnie and pro democracy active as no guest mohammed. the best mohammed d is currently serving multiple sentences in a table in prison on chargers, including propaganda against the state. the norwegian nobel committee made the announcement and also she fights for w

now i guess mohammed de ms mohammed de is currently serving multiple sentences and a table in prison on charges, including propaganda against the state. the norwegian nobel committee made the announcement in osler, she fights for women against systematic discrimination and oppression. the nice she supports women, struggles for the rise to live food and dignified lives. the struggle across iran has been messed with persecution, imprisonment, torture. and even this freedom suffice for freedom of expression and the right to independence and against drew's require requiring women to remain out of sight and cover up their bodies. for more on this year's peace prize winner, i'd like to welcome see, my said that she is an iranian political analyst and former tv most seamless about you've, any of you know, i guess mom a d numerous times. but some people watching might be hearing her name for the 1st time. what should they know about her? well, i believe she's one of the bravest women. i, i, i remember once i was interviewing her as she was a company, another political prison into evan prison

can the israelis find mohammed deif? that's going to be difficult.for nearly two decades. he's an individual who has very savvy communications and operational security, but absolutely, he is the individual that they have to identify, find, prosecute or eliminate. reminder the pictures that you are seeing on your screen preparations for a press conference with yoav gallant and the us secretary of defence, lloyd austin. we understand their press conferences due to start in about an hour. we are also expecting at some point to hear statements after discussions between the us secretary of state antony blinken and the palestinian leader mahmoud bass. we will bring you that as soon as we get them. we will bring you that as soon as we get them. it was last saturday when hamas, designated as a terror organisation by many western governments, including the uk, murdered hundreds of young people, enjoying a music festival. lucy williamson has visited the scene of the atrocity, and spoken to survivors. her report contains images you made find distressing. since

for his part, mohamed muizzu is likely to lean back to china.a and china are locked in an ongoing geostrategic struggle. the maldives occupies a place of interest but it's a country with little clout, so elections are always a time for its people to face big choices. in the uk, prime minister, rishi sunak, has arrived in manchester ahead of the conservative party conference. but it will be a mixed reception for him, as more than 30 of his own mps have said they won't support any policies that lead to higher overall taxes. our political correspondent, nick eardley, is in manchester. he told us more. is it time to cut taxes, prime minister? can rishi sunak get his party back on the front foot? will hs2 ever reach manchester, prime minister? or are questions, many of them from his own mps, proving too much of a distraction? conferences are for leaders to set the political agenda but they often find their mps want to do the same. hello. liz truss isn't going away. she's one of more than 30 mps putting pressure on the prime minister over tax. i think

all right, i resigned to now live by mohammed a g, a journalist based in ramallah mohammed. we've seen a lot of disturbing footage from gaza despite the internet connection disruptions there, but not from the west bank. why is that? is it com, where you are to smoke kind of where i am. it's as says, the outbreak of this water, this is the, is it a are forces as well as a lot of that down on ballast banker. and that is the sum of 120 by the seniors understood more than 1600. but as soon as the injured also the cell number is just the, i know what a good the huge design to on forces raises the most of it on my left and exploded the house on the side of an odd. would it be the chief of how much the the, where does it they forced to catch you so that last night the on lowest bank, most of those bank columns, advocates within this array of single ashes, obvious. and it's likely, so i'm giving the war and so the bank to i to victoria time to but event uh, is that a senior has a problem with joining an order showing, so that if it was the people in garza, but also this, it was auto

for his part, mohamed muizzu is likely to lean back to china.a and china are locked in an ongoing geostrategic struggle. the maldives occupies a place of interest but it's a country with little clout, so elections are always a time for its people to face big choices. david waddell reporting. in other news — zimbabwe's state media is reporting that six people have died and another 15 are trapped after a mine collapsed. the bay horse gold mine is around 100km, or 62 miles, west of the capital harare. zbc television is reporting that 13 miners have escaped and efforts to reach those trapped underground are ongoing. student loan repayments restart in the us sunday. more than 28 million borrowers are on the hook again after a three—year pandemic era break. the biden administration's plan to cancel student debt was blocked by the supreme court injune. now, the white house says it's planning to provide some relief with an income—based payment program and temporary leniency for students who miss payments over the next year. the department ofjustice has

i'd speak to mohammed. judging in west drew some mohammed, we were just telling us about resolve as the huge number of reserve as being pulled up. just how launch is the mobilization that went out looking at it's a very large number that we've heard about from the israeli army and started yet before i get to that, i just want to mention that there has been an update from the is really army. this is being reported by is rarely media that there has been an exchange of fire near stair out in the israel south. and that there had been, is really armed forces called to the scene following an exchange of fire with how much fighters. so we're waiting for more details to emerge about that specific incident. now, as far as the reserve is, which we were speaking about this past hour, we knew of going into this our, that, that the cabinet was going to be taking up. the issue of calling up further reserve is going forward. now we've heard specifically from is really army spokesman jonathan calling to reach us who in a video that was posted to x, which is formerly known as twitter, said that there we

this kind of tuning may shock some, but mohammed plans to collaborate with the world's largest automakersand work on the earliest models of their brands to turn an unsightly old car into a treasure box, but given the strict western sanctions against iran, this is just a dream for now. mohammed is far from the only one obsessed with old cars, this place in tehran is the center of attraction for those who wants to breathe in old classic cars, new... this parking lot in eastern tigeran contains some of the most interesting and vintage car models, according to the curator of this place, sadra, there are more than 100 cars here. here we have cars of various brands. there are cars that are almost 75 years old, the youngest are from 10 to 15, but they are unique, there may be only one such car in all of iran. there is a rare volkswagen collection. bmw, american cars, you won't find such a complete set of volkswagens anywhere like here, or mercedes from the fifties to the eighties, we carefully store them and take good care of them. cadra treats these machines like his pets, and he takes care of

um there's no one uh mohammed naji, but i've come to you now. you know, you're, i'm inhabitant of kind of a sign of, i mean, you, most of none the, the, to scan. well, you know, the, to scan all the disruption that's happening there. but he must have known israel with a risk, would have to respond to the is how massive trusting of these. but is this the scale you feared as well as by part of the things that says really yes and goes up the 1st of all the present, the results and bank of thought gets up her mouth, so therefore they range from that. so you can use on the tops by targeting the see really as then does it really and supervision or does that, what are they both i guess from us on said from us because of this function, this high level of casualty. so they want to make this a problem to that people and how much about the answer they want to say is that to try to evaluate in individuals finds this work i taught. so it's a, those, the bike is a prep is math involved in what's happened. most of the boxes that you're going to talk about righ

for his part, mohamed muizzu is likely to lean back to china.ngoing geostrategic struggle. the maldives occupies a place of interest but it's a country with little clout, so elections are always a time for its people to face big choices. david weddell reporting and we will go back to our top story now gusts the us congress appearing to be very likely now to avert a government shutdown and the senate has now confirmed that it has come to an agreement to pass the bill that made it through the house a little bit earlier and the dority leader chuck schumer was speaking and said this. i have very good news for the country. democrats and republicans have come to an agreement and the government will remain open. we will have avoided a shutdown. bipartisanship, which has been the trademark of the senate, has prevailed. and the american people can breathe a sigh of relief. but this is the rich cr and leader mcconnell and i have agreed to continue fighting for more economic and security aid for ukraine. we support ukraine's efforts to defend its sovereign

mohamed el-erian says investors should be prepared for pain ahead. mohamed: this is an economy that got used to ridiculously low interest rates. the change in the regime is happening really fast. so, something is likely to break. probably in the financial markets but that will have spill back into the economy. jon: ok. as investors navigate all the chatter let's bring in liz mccormick. you have been writing pretty extensively about the money flows we are seeing, particularly in money market funds with investors trying to guess where we go from here. liz: yeah. it is amazing the money keeps plowing in. we got the latest data yesterday. $5.7 trillion going into money markets. people continually feel like i am getting paid great yield to sit in safety. although, if you look at the broader yield curve you see a re-steepening. we are hearing favoring the two-year and three-year. but there is a lot of money in money market funds. matt: this morning's price action made sense to me. if you get a big blowout jobs number, we were looking for 170,000 and we got

all of france, mohamed aboutrika, retired egyptian star, hatem trablossi, former tunisian national team star, youssef atal, defender of the algerian national team and the french nice team, nabil fekir, the players of the french national team, mohammed alawiis, the goalkeeper of the saudi national team , and yasser al qahtani, his compatriot, celtic fans. scotland was an example of the people of sports who supported the people of gaza in the four-way games of jordan, qatar, iran, jordan and iraq, while holding a minute of silence for the cities of the zionist regime's attacks on defenseless people, women and children, holding flags . palestine and declared their solidarity with them with black armbands. a review of some other sports news . our country's national beach wrestling team won the turkish world championships with two gold medals, one silver medal and one bronze medal and scored 80 points. ahmed yaqoub, the saudi referee , along with two jordanian assistants, played between the national teams of iran and qatar in the final match of the four tournaments. the jordanian side will j

a cigarette calms things down a little for mohammed.n hamas launched its attack last saturday, and he's been unable to return to his family in gaza ever since. now he's being moved to a new temporary home in the west bank. my family now is under attack, is under attack, and i cannot make contact with them now. he's not alone. on this bus are migrant workers from gaza, allowed into israel, but kicked out after the hamas attack and now taken in by fellow palestinians in the west bank. mohammed has a wife and four children he doesn't know when he will see again. you can't think of your family, of yourfather, you cannot. it's a bad situation. supplies arrive — food, blankets, water for some of those stranded away from home. and helping out is this woman and her niece, nihal. she was visiting her aunt from her home in gaza when the current war began, and now like so many others, she is stranded. pictures on her phone, memories of happier times, together with her family. 0urfear is that nihal can never be reunited with her children. they are

he's a palestinian author and journalist and so then we have mohammed mirandi. he's a professor at the university of trent and in rome we cross through romano roberto . she is an author and managing editor of the palestine chronicle. all right, cross talk roles in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate ramsey. i'm going to go to you and seattle 1st because it's a god awful hour there. i really appreciate, appreciate you joining us here. i'm sure you've been watching the coverage of the complex us starting on saturday. and then it was an unprovoked attacked apparently just came right out of the blue. you know, just a bolt out of had been here. i it is so painful, you know, as everyone knows that been covering incessantly the ukraine conflict and we have the same rhetoric unprovoked attack. but saying this about palestine. i mean, we got to go back 70 years if you want to talk about unprovoked go ahead, ramsey the. absolutely so, so even i'm going to jump right into it and say that, forget that was what palestinians think and sp

now for more mohammed has the law says it has destroyed surveillance cameras at several israeli army posts along the lebanese border. what could that signal are quite clear. everything happening on the uses by the borders. tells us that this front is hating up. it's clear that the final defense are accelerating the rounds of commissions where intense yesterday, in fact, the most intense in quality and quantity. since the cost for the selling between the these while the army and has below the started to 9 days ago having set so just below that destroyed is right here. the surveillance cameras yesterday along the border with the militant group, a piece to want to prevent these via the army from monitoring movements on the east side of the border at the military alertness on both sides of the board as is at the peak with opposing and need fighters engaging and in time within the cross for the showings and classes are ongoing for the 9th date, and it'll give us a bit of a bigger picture here. what, why is it that we are seeing as well as involvement here, which has been, has been explici

for more, i am now joined by dw bailey, the bureau chief of mohammed tray, to welcome mohammed. uh, what's the situation at the lebanon? is rarely border at this point. i was looking for a call this morning on the bidding is really the folders the latest significant development goes back to yesterday afternoon when hezbollah induced by you the army exchanged across florida. shelley, no escalation has been recorded since done. now the question really is mike of how long the existing started school will last on the east front and how what has been . 1 react to what the co inc escalation in in casa what or libby needs official saying about the conflict at the border and any signs that hezbollah will get involved again with the caretaker government has been totally silent about the situation. no official statement has been issued. so far, as you may know, living and has been through presidential vacuum for nearly a year now the parliament doesn't meet and the can't take a government's ability to make decisions will take decisions is very limited. nevertheless, sources close to has t

president mohamed — deposed now, deposed president mohamed bazoum was a friend of the west, particularlybody who was willing to take input from foreign powers, as somebody who was willing to collaborate in order to develop his country. but this is a country, niger, that has seen a lot of coups since its independence of france. it's had multiple coup attempts, five successful ones. and so, it was interesting, speaking to people in niger, because military takeovers aren't foreign to them. and a lot of people told us, "actually, we have a long history of military takeovers. "we trust our military. "usually, what they come in and do is, "if there's a political crisis, they come in, "they clean things up and they leave". and so, a lot of people we interviewed in niger seemed to believe that this latest military government would do the same thing. how responsible was french ham—fistedness for the coup and for the atmosphere that exists in niger now? or did the french — were they on a hiding to nothing? could they have done nothing different? this coup, just to give a bit of context, was initia

a cigarette calms things down a little for mohammed.ng in tel aviv when hamas launched its attack last saturday, and he's been unable to return to his family in gaza ever since. now he's being moved to a new temporary home in the west bank. my family now is under attack, is under attack, and i cannot make contact with them now. he's not alone. on this bus are migrant workers from gaza, allowed into israel, but kicked out after the hamas attack and now taken in by fellow palestinians in the west bank. mohammed has a wife and four children he doesn't know when he'll see again. you can't think of your family, of yourfather, you cannot. it's a bad situation. supplies arrive — food, blankets, water for some of those stranded away from home. and helping out is this woman and her niece, nihal. she was visiting her aunt from her home in gaza when the current war began, and now, like so many others, she's stranded. pictures on her phone, memories of happier times, together with her family. 0urfear is that nihal can never be reunited with her chi

a cigarette calms things down a little for mohammed.n tel aviv when hamas launched its attack last saturday, and he's been unable to return to his family in gaza ever since. now he's being moved to a new temporary home in the west bank. my family now is under attack, is under attack, and i cannot make contact with them now. he's not alone. on this bus are migrant workers from gaza, allowed into israel, but kicked out after the hamas attack and now taken in by fellow palestinians in the west bank. mohammed has a wife and four children he doesn't know when he will see again. you can't think of your family, of yourfather, you cannot. it's a bad situation. supplies arrive — food, blankets, water for some of those stranded away from home. and helping out is this woman and her niece, nihal. she was visiting her aunt from her home in gaza when the current war began, and now like so many others, she is stranded. pictures on her phone, memories of happier times, together with her family. 0urfear is that nihal can never be reunited with her child

all right, we will have to leave here now professor mohammed moran. d. thank you so much for talking to us right now. thank you. that washington, the stop general has not at the needs of all the voices strong support for the country. but it seems that the casualties on the was on the side, not this concert. and for the us defense chief who brushes off any mention of gas as suffering, americans support for israel is our own quiet. now there's, there's no time for neutrality, or for false equivalence, 2 or 4 excuses for the inexcusable. there is never any justification for terrorism that move while the idea of has really is the new report, detailing its as twice against him us and it reveals the destruction of the militant groups assets on the 9th of october, 15th, a total of $750.00 pockets where his, german, the raids, including residents of senior have mass or officials, or the idea of says nearly $2700.00 pockets have been attacked since the spots of the conflict. so how about the seat is the footage released by these riley defense forces which conduct