n. g is the best fuel available today for us to use from greenhouse gas perspective. and we've pioneered that within the industry, has 9 eddings and ships with 2 more on order. and when the roll on stream or on shore, whether the guess capacity of those 11 ships will represent 20 percent of its lease, that's a significant investment in a fossil fuel. the company's 1st l. n. g capable vessel is reported to have cost $950000000.00 to build that i guess big the world's biggest crews company kind of a has the money to bring. basically the cruise industry is expected to generate revenue to the june of just over 30000000000 dollars this year in 2027. the indicator is that this figure will jump to almost $36000000000.00. and the regents cruise ships don't cost also benefits. a study from the crews, industry bodies sunset. passengers alone spend buys $100.00 at visiting cruise ports in coast amount. local businesses thing, the praise of the crew sector, and course the, undoubtedly the crews invest

n g. it's seen as a more environmentally friendly few. more on the laser, we asked its owners world caribbean for an interview on that sustainability strategy, or representative from the company never materialized within our deadline. but we did this to get hold of carnival corporation. the biggest cruise company in the world, when, if it slogans sustainable from ship there. sure. we recognize we have a like a need to maintain a pristine environment. so because that's what people come to see, they don't, they don't want to go see the things that have deteriorated. there was the beautiful places that we try to take them there. that's bill burke, who's charged with making kind of a safer company for the environments here at the top 5 cruise points in the world. every year. millions of people visits quick miami in the us tops the last. we traveled to the mexican island of coast to mel in the caribbean sea. it's part of one of the largest barrier. reese and the world cruise is a gives you actually the opportunity to visit many different islan

n. g is the best fuel available today for us to use from greenhouse gas perspective. and we've pioneered that within the industry, has 9 eddings and ships with 2 more on order. and when the roll on stream or on shore, whether the guess capacity of those 11 ships will represent 20 percent of its place, the significant investments in a fossil fuel. the company's 1st l. n. g capable vessel is reported to have cost $950000000.00 to build that i guess big the world's biggest crews company kind of a has the money to bring. basically the cruise industry is expected to generate revenue to the june of just over 30000000000 dollars this year in 2027. the indicator is that this figure will jump to almost $36000000000.00. and the regents cruise ships don't cost also benefits. a study from the crews, industry bodies sunset. passengers alone spend buys $100.00 at visiting cruise ports in coast amount. local businesses thing, the praise of the crew sector, and course the, undoubtedly the crews invest 3 i

this and for red camera shows the ship burning l n g. because you see illustrate the methane that's escaping the methane slip, the more methane, the bigger the kind. the cruise ship industry emits about $30000000.00 tons of greenhouse gases each year. and that's the same as $75.00 natural gas powered power plants. what do you mean each year? for environmental us here in coast amount, who oppose cruise ships? they see a call on the sector as critical. philadelphia billing there, but it's only 30 for us to process. we're diver appears with a quantity of results is under his feet in north we went up to look at them when he says to say, look at the group that's got a large number, fish that would that are in those tight. yeah. the yeah. and is this the 1st is wrong with what so kosanota tourism mean you're just a minute please. and now we don't have time. she gets added to the question of what's hiring this multi $1000000000.00 industry. well, it's carry demands. just look at the size of like kind of the seas. yes it's run on l n g. a fossil

a tribute to a murky us based n g. busy called action for democracy that's led by known critics of conservative governments like humphreys and that seem to have really no end of cash for the gary and opposition. the identities of the donors were equally murky. we're talking 4400000 euros gifted to the hon. gary, an opposition as a whole, that's way more than what the country's law allows under electoral financing was one of the main candidates running against incumbent victim or bond for prime minister even publicly acknowledged the cast donation. there's also talk of in the legit 1150000000 euros being given to 300 gary companies both before and after that same election according to the hungry and process. so what did the hon gary and government you in light of this threat to its independence, it passed legislation to prevent it from happening again called the law for the defense of national sovereignty and was promptly bed over. queen ursa was me again with her european commission, just marching infringement proceedi

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and he believes that this was used as a political tool by the west and on with a number of n g owes it was not upset throughout the day, right here on, on to head on over to our website. but for now, here's a quick preview of only of course, before we started marching with the nazis in russia and was funded by the national endowment for democracy. and you explain in this book up briefly. it in passing, the, the way the us intelligence services act in terms of these n g is to attempt to the destruction of democracy around the world. can just go into that a little because the national endowment for democracy is a routine me considered a great to pro democracy organizations, organization in the nato countries, as you know, as well. this is one of the, the contradictions of the liberal, a 100 my. so under liberal hedge him, under the assumption is that the liberal ideals can only elevate in the international system if it occurs under the leadership of hedge money and do not have states. and uh, so towards this end to ensure hedge money and his main to logics of the corruption of the civil

my dear n g o saw me begging you out of that or you for monday to get director whenever the director then gave me this opportunity. sol guy's name, and now i'm an easy auto driver. i'm a joy he used to go to get to the indian constitution gives equal rights to transgender people, but that's not often reflected in their treatment. most of india is 5000000 transgender people live on the margins of society by t is one of the very few who've been lucky enough to improve their situation. the fund to make the difference in the last job because they couldn't big that know people on the road. so we started providing them ration every month. we used to meet $100.00 times this every month and we fed what next? can they go on big? so the start of the driving schools, we encourage them to come fundraising pretty, made full use of the opportunity for helpful attitude as one her, a loyal customer base in her neighborhood, and also at the local vegetable market. the many of her meal colleagues also accept her bobby, so until now about 70 percent of people have accepted me and responded well to meet

oil into the you did the kremlin 1100000000 your rows last year according to when you report by the n g, a global witness. a legal loophole is allowing russia to sell it soil in the you, the spice of sanctions from, against impulse countries which having imposed sanctions on russian oil are able to import millions of barrels of russian crude oil. they refine them in those countries. and at the point that they've become a refined product, like fuel or diesel is no longer considered russian. and so this fuel is freely imported into european union. they followed oil time can move months and delved into publicly available russian tax revenue. information in that research deal is mainly coming through india and turkey, but also the bulk area, which is actually inside the u when the you brought in the sanctions on refined to petroleum products. in february 2023, they did so with limited exceptions. one of those exceptions being to allow bulk area to continue to impose for find oil in order to prevent a major economic hit to the use poor is nation in the statements to dw the european commissio

but that changed last year when an n g o gave her an electric rick shaw pretty was trained, got her license and also registered the electric rick shaw in her name. they pulled out a the, the. com before we used to beg and collect the money or dance in different places so that that's above me. being romantic about the point i didn't the same in bangalore, me until people have to change your mind. dear n g o saw me begging you out of that or you for monday to come direct, one over the director then gave me this opportunity to sol guy's name. and now i'm an e. v. auto driver. i'm a joy youth. got a good time for the indian constitution gives equal rights to transgender people, but that's not often reflected in their treatment. most of india is 5000000 transgender people live on. the margins of society by t is one of the very few who've been lucky enough to improve their situation during this time to make the times in the last jump because they couldn't big that know people are on the road. so these sort of providing them ration every month. we used to meet $100.00 times this every month and we

but the n g o is optimistic about getting support from both local and international sources. barbie and return home from her hourly shift in the factory . she's preparing food for her kid who is soon finish high school. this means as much to listen, should my son have to walk tired just before living that i know that i want him to get a good education and have a better life? like borrowing model, it becomes a new home for thousands and serves despite all challenges as a beacon for our blended up station to climate change, the where to buy a house, how expensive it is, the rising then housing problems are every city dwellers like inside the united nations data from a few years ago tells us that, that i'm the only 1600000000 homeless people across the was. and this number is radically increasing. often it is largest financially consumes that keep people from buying a house. so he has a potential solution for those refugees who have financial support and for the residents who can afford them. a big trip for a small house, a tiny house. it's being set up in honda, the gemini, in

i didn't the same in bangalore, me until people have to change your mind. dear n g o saw me begging you out of that. are you for monday to come direct? one of the, the director then gave me this opportunity to solve this. and now i'm an e v auto driver. i mean, do we use, got to get to the indian constitution gives equal rights to transgender people, but that's not often reflected in their treatment. most of india is 5000000 transgender people live on the margins of society by t is one of the very few who've been lucky enough to improve their situation during this time to make the times in the last jump, because they couldn't big that know people on the road, so these thought that providing them ration every month. we used to meet $100.00 times this every month and we felt what next? can they go on big? so we started the driving schools. we encourage them to come fun driving. pretty made full use of the opportunity for helpful attitude as one her, a loyal customer base in her neighborhood and also at the local vegetable market. the many of her meal colleagues also accept her before unti

it collected deleted n, g was inside the site defense. and the other thing that we do is the other day and go to following on the rules to be make sure it is harvested inside the building. we don't let it down. so it's either populated into the ground or collected into some green cross formation. like this one gets water consumption by at least half and reduces energy use by around 30 percent. russian equal, be not done with a doctor by profession is now for filling her dream of living in an equal friendly home 7th fingers have uh you know, come into the both my house and, you know, ask me questions about it. um, i called for an installation for people to the, to the eco friendly manner. the idea would be to apply the screen, dress summation process more lightly. but do you know, megacity like to night? that's not without its challenges. most notably, the cost of costing uh with a green transmission really depends on what we do. so yeah, i would say between you know, 15 to 30 last or so as you can get most of the you know, this is the int

a local n g o brack is pioneering to promote this idea in collaborating with the government and various organizations into the valley. and we've been planning specialist from the and you say that they have bigger plans for longer that they speak some more bank of the parking point. the figure of 13300000 new migraines by 2050 is no laughing matter without timely attention and investment in resilience. it could lead to an alarming situation in the future. and that the institution you 30 of securing funding for a project of these cables is a challenge. but the n g o is optimistic about getting support from both local and international sources. marvin returned home from her hourly shift in the factory. she's preparing food for her kid who is soon finish high school. this means they're supposed to listen. should my son have to walk tirelessly for a living that i know that i want him to get a good education and have a better life? like barbie model, it becomes a new home for thousands and serves despite all challenges as a beacon for our blended up station to climate change. the where to buy

we thank you for your time and wish you well i have a tv from the n g. okay. thank you. thank you, lou and his warning of widespread finding in gaza with wanting for people facing starvation. as food delivery struggles, we've got through the majority of a trucks cross through rafa on egypt for the we've got a heavy bombardment as i'm praying efforts following us pressure. israel open the full my codes crossing that's cut them show on as well as on inspection station. and it's on both been blocked by is riley protests, the deputies, rebecca bates as reports now on the port city of ashton or this port should be processing much needed food donations for garza. but it's not the is randy government isn't about what we've own. run the agency task with distributing the aid and it's blocked its passage. shipping containers of rice flour chick pays and even cooking oil enough to fade more than a 1000000 people for about a month. a stock here in the fort city of ash dog, less than 70 kilometers from rough us. and the people who so desperately need. all of these people are making i

gary offers was from a russian n g o whose leaders were pro or bon but. ringback it's an american entity supporting the anti or bon opposition then, who does the hug area and government think it is to get in the way of regime change efforts. it wouldn't be the 1st time the brussels look the other way if not actively defended american political interference in europe. the mainstream hung gary and prizes extensively covered the role of the same and g o action for democracy in poland and links to the us democratic party through it's advisory board, media outlets and n g o is funded by american finance. here at george soros have been describe this favoring the liberal, polish opposition in last falls vote, as well and slovak in prime minister robert feats so elected last fall. also choose the country's president of polluting with sorrows to destabilize the country. and who can forget shame change, karen and long time state department fixture, victoria newland who's concerned rolling always seems to pop up in foreign countries right around the time of some maj

n. g on canceling new licenses. europe needs to understand who is true, friends are in this scheme of a geo political chess board. today, europe is going and i think, due to his allegiance and alliance, and let's go goodness, to washington dc, alexander markovich ahead of us. aboard of institute. great to get you on the program. thanks for your time. thank you for the invitation. meanwhile, let's i show you some exclusive footage i with the russian forces conducting operations, northern parts of the new guns region, a ground assaults drone operations, oil being carried out in the criminal direction. the city of auditorium office gave a bucking mood is where many former veterans of the wagner group are now fighting as part of another unit. we'll have this report over now to all these equinox donald reporting from the city that still more or less stein's as a reminder of the fist fighting that took place, that it's a city in ruins. it's crumbling. facades are a testament to possibly the bloo

in this book up briefly, it in, pausing the way the us intelligence services act in terms of these n g is to attempt to the destruction of democracy around the world. can just go into that a little because the national endowment for democracy is a routine me considered a great to pro democracy organizations, organization in the nato countries, as you know, well, this is one of the, the contradictions of the liberal, a 100 my. so under liberal hedge him, under the assumption is that the liberal ideals can only elevate in the international system if it occurs under the leadership of the hedge money, i'm do not have states. and uh, so towards this end to ensure hedge money. and this being to logics, that the corruption of the civil society, because we argue that a true free and open the democracy which, which has to be to belong to the garden. then you have to have a strong civil society supported by and jose, however, that is not enough to have to be international and juice. and then it turns out that a lot of this in san jose are actually not actually non governmental. they are complete

n. g, a. that has brought this action where it is late that we've, israel's defense of these are disputes headlines. what to be clear, and this is actually an important point point you raise. this court is not judging what the occupied there there is not off you'll find or dispute that they are occupied. here. we're not hearing a debate on whether they are disputed or occupied. there's, i can make the claimant's once and it does. it makes outrages claims the huge lies non stop for 50 plus years. because at the united nations security council, on a number of occasions the nature of is are as presence of the occupied. that is how was deemed as occupation. there is no dispute over the fact that is the occupies, the westbank does not need to deal with them except in the minds of the system is right, is that my point is radius of certain is ready. so is there a mix claims? but those claims are not in line with the international premier agent with international as transpired at the not technician ge

now what the n g o is saying is that the government in israel is essentially operating while using this war as a distraction to try and fast track some of these the legal settlement plans to get through not just unoccupied, east jerusalem, but also across the occupied west bank. i'm the sawhorse. the with the latest for us from occupied is true. some thank you. 100. are now moving on and it's still on casual phone. the next government unpackaged on 3 days now after the general election that protests against the delayed vote count happening in the capital as i'm about and several other cities. the lexical commission has announced the official results, and no party has won an outright to majority independent candidates, backed by the party, a former prime minister in one khan who is in prison exceeded expectations. they will, $9.00 to $5.00 out of the $264.00 upon them, entry seats, the policy of another former prime minister, and that was to refund the pockets. don love, the meek gained $75.00 seats. the center left pocket stone people's party has 54. 0, that's spring and come all haida.

in this book up briefly, it in, pausing the way the us intelligence services act in terms of these n g is to attempt to the destruction of democracy around the world. can just go into that a little because the national endowment for democracy is a routine the considered a great to pro democracy organizations, organization in the nato countries, as you know, as well. this is one of the, the contradictions of the liberal, a 100, my. so i'm their liberal hedge and under the assumption is that the liberal ideals can only elevate in the international system if it occurs under the leadership of hedge money and do not have states. and uh, so towards this end to ensure that you money. and this being to logics of the corruption of civil society because we argue that a true free and open the democracy which, which has to be to belong to the garden. then you have to have a strong civil society supported by and jose, however, that is not enough to have to be international in jewels. and then it turns out that a lot of this in san jose are actually not actually non governmental. they are completely

n. g ags laying out the facts that are conveniently left out of the russian narratives are the narrative of western leaders. you can do this and appreciate it . and so do you do this in the interest of our western colleagues to paint a black and white narrative where russia is the aggressor and ukraine is an innocent victim. however, the collective west will have to be responsible for what has been done with ukraine as well as for the selective blindness and definiteness they have manifested over the past few years. we now in addition to the context of that today where we all saw marce allegations being hurled at russia, it's important to note that in washington d, we see we saw a new package of sanctions, 500 different sanctions imposed on russia and the 2 year anniversary of rushes, military operation. but these sanctions, these are the 500 new sanctions that were rolled out by the white house don't only target the country of russia, the target a number of other different countries as we

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because once you put all your money or put your money for it to fence into a n g o, which is allegedly about democracy, you now have source credibility. it's a, it's an institution of working for good values. whoever oppose it, you know, they're undermining democracy. so it has all the propaganda value you need. also, it's selected by definition. today they only look at to human rights and democracy issues in other series states. so suddenly, oh, great power politics is framed through the prism of human rights. so good, good values versus bad values, the democratic twist versus the authoritative interest. and so this becomes an instrument of propaganda because there's no principles involved. a look at the current instance. uh, you know, nobody cares what it needs to report on some solid liter dying and that you're pregnant, pressing or on the julie massage. but the people like to have all of these has to be, you know, want to watch them become the new montela. so it's, it shows that this is a way of corrupting civil society rather than actually building it's and you use a lot of wiki l

what scared i might be detained with the things to the n g o z. at least i know the law most were doing this discreetly. the slogans read, i'm not afraid. or we want freedom statements that wouldn't lead to jail in other countries. just in case olga entered front of lena stay on the sidelines. was nice to see what that's what, but if i had a bad feeling about this, don't you cut off the situation escalates? what does that, why are you taking her without any warning? alina is seized by officers. tell me where you're taking her to which station. what did you do? why are you taking her? don't you don't even know yourself? because the we were just standing on the pavement. where are you taking my friend? is this a joke? listen to me. do you know why she's been arrested stuff? well, what's the reason why it's the police are clearly just following orders to detain as many demonstrators as possible in the chaos alina is able to let old a know which station she's being taken to the police station since the hello. yeah. really see me and hear me okay. othe

and if you talk to the heads of these n g o's underground, they're saying we need around a 1000 trucks a day. keep in mind since october 7th, not a no fuel has entered into the gaza strip. and i can tell you that why that's a public health disaster. we need the fuel, the power, the generators to keep the light finding the hospital. so what's happening at the junction border and buffer is no short of people, not having the motivation to increase the abs entering into the gaza strip. why? that's the case. i don't have an answer because we're dealing with the worst humanitarian crisis since world war 2. and i'll tell you something as well just because there are trucks getting in, there are still severe restrictions. i'll give you one example. when i was there and most of hospital there was a young man who's john had been shattered after he was hit by a drone, his draw had been shattered. it's very simple to fix this. actually, you just need a metal plate. you put it in the job, he'll, he'll, he'll do bit, he'll do fine. he had to sit there with his shadow job, unable to drink any water, a

the w h o is forming these emergency medical teens, and they're looking at n g o is like my global and pama to provide the volunteers because you can't just send somebody to, to a guys that you cuz you're not going to be able to sit to ensure their safety or their security, you just mentioned how many people have been killed from the health care world. but everything, i mean journalist, we were talking about un agency workers. i mean all of these people are at risk. nobody is safe and gaza and everybody acknowledges this. so the w h o decided that they would take on volunteers and they would help coordinate the entry for people to get into the gaza strip and get out of it as a strip. and i'll tell you what, you know, be getting in through the w h o, it was great. it's a, it's, it's nice to have a big you, an agency being able to help you get through that border. but it is absolutely a difficult situation on the ground. i remember being at northside hospital and feeling like the f 35 was going to land on top of the hospital. every bomb that was striking in the parts of can units the hos

again with a bad outcome. foreign powers wanted to bypass corrupt officials and gave the 8 direct me to n g o. the student became, you know, kind of a very weak structure. then people were working in the state just started moving into the end, yours. so when you evans, yours everywhere, no one controls the government loses its, its essence. and once you have that, there is no, you know, so we mean from very this pretty crazy. the reason that i was looking for anything . all this led to the situation today. no president, no function in parliament, just the acting prime minister, the only with no real power. one of the worst crisis haiti has ever seen. that's why only has once again turn to the international community and ask the un for help . yet another international player. resume one more, let me show you this is for him, i'll be on a significant amount of finance. the last time that the united nations intervened and heavy things went horribly wrong. this is haiti's main water service, the oxy bonita river. and this is precisely where the last un mission took a devastating turn. in 2010 u

international n g o's are only allowed to operate with permission from high to him. and the wall has now almost completely cut off the already precarious flow of humanitarian aid. we've reached the a, can you re can around 10000 people live? most of them fled from high to him in the surrounding area. when fighting broke out between the sudanese army and the paramilitaries and of how mazda is one of them that i've done to them i did when the bomb hit our house, i didn't immediately lose my leg or feels that it was severed. my body just went completely no hour. i think she was taken to the hospital and operated on immediately when she woke up after her leg had been amputated. the doctors told her that she had also lost her 2 sons, a teeth and about 2 only 2 and 4 years old. for i understand that my children were adorable and we used to play a lot together. but now god has taken them from me and i leave it to gone to judge the government to pick it up. i don't blame god and i can. i think it took a while a she says the bomb dropped on a house, came from the sudanese arl

by the way, it's very german to have for sense windows a n g last a lot. is that for you also? yes, my students always jumped about that. but i laughed so much, you know, very french would you say no better germans, with a sense of humor to the who more for the doors and the height in the when you look at your up today, how does it make you sad to see strong ideologies on the rise, which appeal again to young people attracted to the notions of blaming others for problems. finding simplistic explanations for it and one country wants to leave the you. does this make you lose hope stuff, isn't toddlers? daddy huffman one should never lose herbert or allow it to be taken away. it's true, however, that europe is in a very sorry stage of us as all name 2 countries and then hungry is as on european as it gets and poland to various other countries. no longer feel european and that's a great pity oil. who does this is on the french president has really done a lot for europe here and is continuing to do so. now he's proposed a european ami god. while the old people among us will say that

many n g o's have asked for a cease fire, but these really prime minister has made it fairly clear that's unlikely. how is your organization preparing for this massive movement or of people or this offensive, or both? um, is there a plan as well? like oh, a to agencies? uh we do prepare uh for the delivery of aid uh a large saving assistance with the bombardment or in a situations of a humanitarian pause. that it cannot be delivered safely to people in need of humanitarian assistance and i'll aid workers cannot work safely on the apartment. and this is why we've been pleading with israel and the international community to support a ceasefire because this is vital for scaling of 8. i'm for saving lives and it to be on time that so the action is taken by allies of because really government, including the u. k, u. s, and german governments to put pressure on israel to support a ceasefire. this is crucial now, especially as we have this new main military offensive in dropbox that will lead to more bloodshed, summer deed from the norwegian refugee cancel. thank you so much for your time. presi