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still counted among the missing four—year—old naya ghazi.ple gathered today waiting for news, fearing what it might be. some said the attack would change nothing. people absorb the shock and they start their life again. it's hard, but this is the way we choose, and we will not stop. we have to defend our country. we have to defend our border. we have to defend our people from any aggression, from israelis orfrom others. hezbollah has been burying some of those killed by israel yesterday. they were carried aloft on anger and defiance. the iranian—backed group is fighting on, firing volleys of rockets across the border today. and israel has been hitting hard, with dozens of fighter planes bombing southern lebanon, targeting hezbollah rocket launchers, israel says. if the international community was concerned before, it will be far more worried tonight. orla guerin, bbc news, beirut. in gaza, palestinian health officials say at least 22 people were killed in an israeli strike on a school. officials said most of the victims were women and childr

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swinburne university of technology in melbourne she told me how much a change the victory for dissa nayae is considered as warranted by the people privileged political background, he doesn't come from one, he does not have any political family history unlike other presidents that we have had in the past. currently, he is also changing the political landscape of the country since the independence, sri lanka has been governed by two political parties, but this is the first time that we rca people have given a mandate to a leftist, completely a leftist party. so this is a big change. so in the future i do not think the political race in the country would be between two camps any more. they are will also be like three or more parties competing for power in the future. it competing for power in the future. ., , , ., ., ., future. it does bring a lot of chance future. it does bring a lot of change to — future. it does bring a lot of change to sri _ future. it does bring a lot of change to sri lanka. - future. it does bring a lot of. change to sri lanka. cementing further opportunity for change

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she giggles among the missing — li—year—old naya ghazi, a threat to no—one., bbc news, beirut. our international editor jeremy bowen has more on hezbollah�*s response and the impact of israel's strike. first of all, i can tell you that hezbollah in beirut haveissued a statement confirming that ibrahim aqil is dead. "a greatjihadist", they said, "a blessed life full of work, "wounds, sacrifices, risks and achievements." after a week of, well, exploding pagers and radios and now this raid on a meeting that the hezbollah leadership clearly thought was secret in a basement in their stronghold in the southern suburbs of beirut. i mean, they have had a disastrous week, and they must be wondering what else israel has got in store for them. however, these remarkable tactical victories by the israelis do not bring them closer to their strategic objectives, which is, first of all, to stop the fire across the border into israel from lebanon, which has in fact intensified, and to get 60—plus thousand israelis back to their homes in border towns, which have become ghost t

kashmir me jo badlab aaya hai wo kisi sapne se kam nahi hai naya jammu kashmir this is for palestine gaza this is for the child why do you think little boys are going stones at tanks and well never really know how many people are dead the drop bombs on innocent girls while they sleep in their bed israel is a terror state and terrorists that terror testify my television television how many more resolutions have to be violated how many more children have to be annihilated this is not a war it is systematic genocide but whatever they try palestine will never diestine free palestine. hello, i'm chris williamson and you're watching palestine declassified. our twice-weekly program exposes the israeli regimes global war against solidarity with the illegally occupied people of palestine. in today's show, we'll be examining the zinist entity's efforts to suppress free speech on the telegram messaging platform. in our first report, latifchakra provides an overview of telegram's fight against censorship and the suspicious arrest of its founder pavel durov. when it comes to the free and rap broa

among the missing — four—year—old naya ghazi, a threat to no—one. 0rla guerin, bbc news, beirut.ughts tonight about the state of play at the end of another grim week?— the state of play at the end of another grim week? well, first of all, i can another grim week? well, first of all. i can tell— another grim week? well, first of all, i can tell you _ another grim week? well, first of all, i can tell you that _ another grim week? well, first of all, i can tell you that live - another grim week? well, first of all, i can tell you that live in - all, i can tell you that live in beirut have issued a statement confirming that that man is dead, a greatjihad is, they said, sacrifices, risks and achievements. so, after a week of, well, exploding pages and radios and now this rate on a meeting that the hezbollah leadership clearly thought was secret, in a basement in their stronghold in the southern suburbs of beirut, a disastrous week, and they must be wondering what else israel has in store for them. however, this remarkable tactical victories by the israelis do not bring them closer to

among the missing — four—year—old naya ghazi, a threat to no—one. 0rla guerin, bbc news, beirut. 0urr jeremy bowen has more on the state of play at the end of what's been a dramatic week in the region. after a week of, well, exploding pagers and radios and now this raid on a meeting that the hezbollah leadership clearly thought was secret in a basement in their stronghold in the southern suburbs of beirut. i mean, they have had a disastrous week, and they must be wondering what else israel has got in store for them. however, these remarkable tactical victories by the israelis do not bring them closer to their strategic objectives, which is, first of all, to stop the fire across the border into israel from lebanon, which has in fact intensified, and to get 60 plus thousand israelis back to their homes in border towns, which have become ghost towns. there are more lebanese, incidentally, on the other side, who've had to leave their homes because of what israel has been doing in return. so what's been happening this week, ithink, is israel trying to break out of the status quo and do so

she giggles among the missing — four—year—old naya ghazi, a threat to no—one., beirut. i'm joined in the studio by said shehata from bbc arabic. just tell me a bit more about what was said at this un security council meeting. i see that the israel envoy said that international law was being violated and they were not seeking a wider escalation. the main debate — seeking a wider escalation. the main debate of _ seeking a wider escalation. tue: main debate of the seeking a wider escalation. tte: main debate of the security council is about discussing what is happening in the last few days in lebanon. the minister said what israel has done, the exploding communication device of hezbollah, it has violated the international law, so condemnation from the lebanese side. the israeli ambassador to the un said before the meeting that if hezbollah is not pushed back from our borders, israel has a right to use all the means in order to secure the return of the evacuees to the north of israel, which is on the border with lebanon. in the middle of that, the un high commissio

how does anura kumara dissanayake balance kumara dissa naya ke balance delivering kumara dissanayakeises as well as a balancing sri lankan fragile balance sheet? remember the foreign reserves in sri lanka at the moment at a $6 billion to last for only three months, the aemo programme is halfway through the revenue, boosting measures, still not solidified, and the restructuring plan has not been finalised, so the country is not back on track further loans from the market. getting all of these in place and put in the country on economic recovery would be the biggest challenge at the same time keeping political stability in the country would be another. briefly, what about his plans to deal with corruption? august through how easy or difficult that will be?— through how easy or difficult that will be? that was the big lank on that will be? that was the big plank on which _ that will be? that was the big plank on which anura - that will be? that was the big plank on which anura kumaraj plank on which anura kumara dissanayake has one of the election. since 2023 when citizens went on the s

dissanayake, a left—wing dissa naya ke, a left—wing candidate dissanayake, a left—wing candidate saidin the capital of sri lanka. thank you for being here. the result of this election is that sri lanka wants to turn the page on the past. how realistic is that? hate past. how realistic is that? we now have _ past. how realistic is that? we now have a _ past. how realistic is that? - now have a new president who has been elected on a platform of change. so, it will be interesting to see how he navigates in the next couple of days and weeks. but i think his campaign promises were very much addressing the economic issues and anti—corruption issues and anti—corru ption drives. issues and anti—corruption drives. there is high expectation that he and his government will be able to deliver some of these promises. he has promised clean politics. economically, the country has been on life support. how difficult will be to turn it around are the property for so many people? i around are the property for so many purple?— many people? i think it is a hue many people? i think it is a huge task— man

she giggles among the missing — four—year—old naya ghazi, a threat to no—one.irut. of course, we have a life page monitoring the situation in the region, and we are what updating our colleagues and the team injerusalem as well, monitoring the situation. any developments, we will bring them to you is that changes. now, we are going to go to colombo, sri lanka, where polls havejust colombo, sri lanka, where polls have just closed. people there are voting in the first election since the country's economic meltdown a few years ago. holes ofjust closed across sri lanka, were voters are choosing a new president in that first election since those mass protests we saw which were started by the country's worst economic crisis when the government leader was unseated backin government leader was unseated back in 2022. it was widely regarded as a referendum on economic reforms, which were meant for the country on a road to recovery, but many people still tax hikes, cuts to subsidies, and candidates vying for that top position. 38 candidates for the presidential position, n

she giggles among the missing — four—year—old naya ghazi, a threat to no—one. 0rla guerin, bbc news, that the prime minster, his deputy and the chancellor will no longer accept any donations for clothing — following growing criticism over gifts from party donors. it comes as the labour party heads to liverpool for its first annual conference since the general election. our political correspondent iain watson reports. labour returns to liverpool for its annual conference, but with one big difference. last year they were in opposition, and now they are in government after a landslide election win. delegates will want to celebrate — but they will hear sobering messages from ministers. they will be told the foundations of the economy needs to be fixed, and that means more difficult decisions lie ahead. and if that has not made the bubbly go flat, what about this from labour together — a pro—leadership grouping who warned that the labor government has been cautiously hired on a trial basis, and is liable to prompt dismissal if it deviates from priorities. this comes after a difficult week