joining us in colombo, executive director of the national peace council of sri lanka in nottingham is ananta vinayagan lecture in the international human rights law at the university of nottingham in colombo chayo dam singer economist at the frontier research. welcome to the program. jihan, when the prime minister says that the country's economy has completely collapsed what mean for -- what does that mean for sri lanka? has the economy become dysfunctional? >> we are already concerned that the prime minister's same the economy has collapsed but not what is going to be done about it. what is the plan forward? we expected this of him. when he was first appointed, a person with only one seat in parliament but has been prime minister five times in the past, we expected and the people expected that he would take us out of this morass that we are in with his experience of governance and his international connections, his knowledge about parliamentary procedure and governance in general. but we have been very disappointed since then, because what we have seen since he took over is a progres

she had pereira is the executive director of the national peace council luster lanka, and harsh on it. and then a car is a lawyer and member of national people's power. that's an opposition coalition. welcome to the program. thanks so much for your time. john perrera, who's in control of the country, who's in control. it is the government, it is in control, but it is a tenuous control because the government has lost its legitimacy. it has a majority in parliament. it has the power of the presidency. but the people who people have not decided not to fight that mandate by that, by the peaceful revolution that took place where the president had to flee the country. so he waits very unsettle situation. it is not cable problems are not being solved. problems are massive in the country. their lines lines, extraordinary law, 2 or 3 kilometers. people are staying 2 or $3.00 to $4.00 days, waiting for petrol overnight in there where he goes, the price is doubled, people's sand of living has collapsed. and yet our leaders are not taking action, they are not settling that problems among themselv

he's also the executive director of the national peace council of shore lanka. many thanks for joining us. he is there in colombo as well. so firstly, let me just ask you about the legality of this, this, this decision to speak a giving us the news that ronald become a singer is, is now president. does it? what is your reaction to that camera? a big surprise because, you know, that president bush top is of the country. we have not yet to be did not see his resignation letter be heard about a resignation letter. but date was not publicly shown to us, so he did not come on television and announce his resignation. and then be suddenly heard that their prime minister, ronald promising had assumed the position of g a president. but that didn't matter so much as the fact, but it also announced that he has become a curfew. and not only a cultural, an emergency throughout the country. and this is quite appalling because here is a peaceful protest of peace. full is a mere peaceful revolution where people are happy with the government got a president to leave the country,

prices come down. fernanda, i'll just tell them, go to hand barrows, executive director of the national peace council should anchor. he says there's no certainty about when a new leadership team will be installed. there's a sense of technician problems and not being solved. everything is on hold. 100 can go on like this. the prices are writing, but then lines both fuel enormous. we need to be coming up with the plan, a plan that i missed. and our friendly governments want us to come up with an economic plan which has to be promoted and talk to the people of me know that there is some preparation is being done, but it's not being told exactly what's going to happen. so we don't know that people don't know what's going on, but the future goals and the international community also apparently doesn't know what's going to happen. ah, 19 people have been killed in 2 separate shootings in south africa. please say 15 people was shot dead and several others were injured at the orlando east haven in sir whitter on the southern outskirts of johannesburg. for other people were killed in a separate tab and shooti

but of course, the current crisis. jam pereira is executive director of the national peace council of short anchor out a columnist for the island newspaper. he joins us now. live from columbia. john, i understand that you were outside the president, sir official residence a little earlier. what did you make of what was going on there? what was the mood the mood was actually quite exuberant. i mean there was a sense that people wanted a change. they want to change and they wanted to get there and there is no division between them. so much so and, and that was a sense of security also among them because they brought the young children, i saw little children walking children carrying on that pair and shoulders and being brought there. i saw all the people coming with walking sticks to that place . crowded, and finally i went up to a point where i couldn't move anymore. and then i came back and why did they come back? because my wife wants to go and i came back so i can meet with kids. and my wife now is going, this is setting out to go there. so it's, it's, it's a family affair. it peopl

john pereira, executive director of the national peace councils for lanka and columbus for the on a newspaper. many thanks for having in the show. finance ministers from the g. 20 nations are wrapping up a meeting in barling and they're expected to leave with no final communicate. they're discussing the global food crisis, global minimum corporate tax and inflation. but differences over the war and ukraine prevented them from coming up with a consensus statement. keith opener is the deputy managing director of the international monetary fund. she says a combination of factors include in war and ukraine on china's approach to the pandemic, are impacting the economies of the most vulnerable countries. you just look at our projections for recovery and emerging and developing economies. you will see that, you know, where we think they will be in about 2 to 3 years. is significantly lower than where they would have been in the absence of the pandemic. which is unlike what we see for advanced economy. so there has been a medium term impact medium to long term impact on these economies. now, given t

we know fernandez audra, 0, colombo, durham perez, executive director of the national peace council of sri lanka, he joined his life from colombo by skype. thanks very much indeed for, for being with us. i want to ask you about this sir. resignation of the, the prep, prime minister and the president of they both said or agree that they will go and the press does nothing. they're not gonna leave those residents. and until they actually do good, how much is it they will that well go when they say they are going to and there is some uncertainty about there in the nation, because the president has not directly said she has not come out and told the people that he's going to resign it. he has apparently told this speak of parliament who has conveyed that to the general public. so he has said that he's also going to resign on the 13th of july. and that again, raises question, why 13th to july, why didn't you resign right away so days, and then subsequently he has also, his secretariat, has also made an announcement that the president is very concerned about, you know, the shortages of variou

grateful for that, but i will just remind you that we have a supervisory board under the national council, to which french peace is also attached yama and ms. mr. mcflu and yura harachenko and who would teach in berlik, and accordingly we have representatives of the world bank involved, well, that is, there was a wide enough involvement and the mackenzie company was preparing it there is one of the best strategic companies in the world with this plan that is why it is really what everyone burned and with and and it gave its results so when there is a huge number of experts almost all of them were involved thank you for supporting the desire they joined then after that it is very difficult to re-criticize when you did one way or another my contribution, this plan now, as for the goods , once again, what do you know really well? we are usually accustomed, especially to war, for some reason to think that europeans or our international partners are such wise and respectable people, and ukrainians, well, this is what they think of as the m-marshru-less syndrome worth why, in this case , the assessment of ukraine's p

these summits, and the official representative of the national security council in the united states, john kirby told fox news that the time for peacenot yet come. and that when it comes and under what conditions , er, the ukrainians will decide, moreover, and the west not only pumps ukraine with weapons, but declares a course towards long-term militarization. and to ukraine, which, in principle, naturally contradicts, very important, and the requirements of russian security, and in particular the three russian demands for the demilitarization of ukraine, here is nato secretary general ens stoltenberg as confirmation. e, the other day he said that nato intends to promote ukraine's transition to standards. yes, and from here, according to the words stoltenberg, there are no restrictions on the supply of weapons to ukraine, including heavy weapons, and andronicus does not exist in all meetings. but after all, this position is a course towards a long-term rehabilitation of ukraine, moreover , based on nato standards, which means that, in principle, even the scenario of freezing the conflict, which is now being actively discussed in the

effective member of the un security council, for example, came to say that such a state is not it may be that the main body of the united nations is responsible for maintaining peace and stability in the whole world, and when a country is a permanent member of this respected body, it is a terrorist itself, it resolves wars, although it is called martial law, military information operation in order not to answer, do you understand why a military operation and to make it not so in front of the international community, uh, of course, then it is necessary to put it all differently, and can such a state not only be in the security council, but in general, in the letter of international organizations, in general, in membership or can it be in an organization like obes, there is an organization for security and cooperation, and russia - this security and cooperation is simply being destroyed, which means that for now it is against the background of ukraine, but with an eye on this europe, so it will not be easy the decision is good that the democrats will initiate everything , and it is possible and there will be full bipartisan support. i think there are two parks on th

it did buried >> mike: we will ask national security council strategic mitigation scored near john kirby about the plan to fight global inflation, the process for peaceukraine and the president's comments on the court. plus, tensions and confusion as states navigate the post-roe v. wade legal landscape. we will discuss with governor tate reeves of mississippi, one of several states with trigger laws now facing legal challenges. plus, the abortion fight quickly becoming a key issue in midterm races along with the president's local members. we will ask our sunday panel about democrats plans to shift strategy and whether they want mr. biden at their side on the trail. >> i intend t to the campaigning myself. >> mike: and we will discuss explosive new testimony from a key witness about former president trump's actions on january 6th. >> i just want to confirm that that is when you are the president say that people with weapons weren't there to hurt him and they one of the secret service to remove the magnetometers. >> that's correct. >> mike: all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ >> mike: angelagain from fox news in washingtonnd happy inpendence day we

national security council, similar to the one the united states has. he ramped up defense spending, quite considerably. he wasn't able to get the constitution revised, especially article 9, which is part of the peacestates helped write for japan. he reinterpreted it, so that japan was required to come to the collective defense of allies. he said we can't just depend on the united states and others to defend japan, had to be willing to defend it. >> david sanger, i appreciate your time. thank you. >> her to be with you. >> it's been six weeks since 19 students and two teachers were murdered in uvalde, texas, and still no answer from officials. more than 50 million about the accountability they are still seeking and deserve, next. y sa. sorry i'late! dude, dude, dude... oh boy. your cou. [whiff] [water splashes] is it on the green? [goose squawks] i was just looking for my ball. 19th hole, sam adams summer ale. [goose squawks] (here you go.) (cheers guys!) ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up with my credit card de

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