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norway's foreign minister said it will have consequences for oslo's relations with tel aviv. norway along with spain and ireland has already announced its decision to recognize the palestinian state. the move has increased the number of un member states recognizing a palestinian state to 146. yahya sin war, senior hamas member in gaza has been named by the palestinian resistance group as its new political leader following the assassination of ismail honey and tehran. our explainer program has discussed a brief biography of sinoir as well as the reactions to his appointment. and now hamas has announced yahya sinwar as new put bureau chief, he will succeed martter ismaal han, who is assassinated by the israeli regime in iran. yahya sinwar becomes a leader a very sensitive stage, walking into complex, local, regional and international circumstances. now the move sends a number of messages to the israeli regime. first, the movement stands united and will continue the path of resistance. second, it proves that the assassinate. the group's leaders will not throw the groups into cha

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in just two months and also on our headlines israel's decision to revoke the diplomatic status of norway's envoys to the palestinian authority draw a strong condemnation from the european union. hello and welcome everybody, it's 8:30 am here in the iranian capital of tanhurani watching press tv's world news. the israeli regimes air strikes and r2. refire keep pounding the gaza strip killing more innocent women and children across the bessieg territory. the regime's latest state struck two schools which were used to house the displaced people in gaza, at least 18 palestinians including children were killed in the attack which left 60 others injured and more than 40 missing. three civilians were killed in the city zetu neighborhood after an israeli air raid hit a gathering of people in the southern gaz, at least five palestinians were killed in an israeli strike on the town of al-qarat. north of khan uniness earlier the regime's air strike a house at al-buraj refugee camp in central gaza had killed at least 15 people. the latest fatalities increased the death tool from the regime's genocide

it's because norway had standing with israel and with palestine and it had established relations with both sides. now actually have the ad hoc committee of the ad hoc class on committee. the a, a chelsea as it's called of donors who cooperate in coordinates in order to support the palestinian authority in this, within this dis, a cord. the also piece, the court. all of that now hanging in the balance and really eyes are on also on how which will react. will it reciprocate? and what other european countries will do to defend their fellow european states. right? nor many thanks to explaining what does that know it at the of the nobel laureate mohammed unice has just been sworn in as leader of and you can take it governments in bangladesh. he's taking the reins of 2 weeks of file and current balance on student demonstrate is the fullest 5 minutes to shake josina to resign and see the country as the leader of the into government to eunice will now have to ensure free and fair elections and established law and order after the nations deadliest on rest. in recent years, robert eunice laid o

children increasing by 300% in just two months and israel's decision to revoke the diplomatic status of norway's envoys to the palestinian authority draws strong condemnation from the european union. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tervon, thank you for joining us. welcome back, the israeli regime's air strikes and artillery fire, keep pounding the gaza's rip, killing more innocent women and children across the besieged territory. the regime's latest air struck two schools which were used to house the displaced people in gaza city. at least 18 palestinians including children were killed in the attack, which left 60 others injured and more than 40 missing. three civilians were killed in the city's alzeitu neighborhood after an is'. air rate hit a gathering of people. in the southern gaza, at least five palestinians were killed in an israeli strike on the town of alkarara, north of hannunis. earlier, the regime's air strikes a house at the albur rage refugee camp in central gaza had killed at least 15 people. the latest fatalities increased the death toll from the

so there is an empty israel step norway, arlin and spain decided to together. and now that they're going to be recognizing the palestinian stage as one move on their end to try and for the sex and preserve the 2 state solution, you know, is really has always maintained that only a said when you go see ations, that palestinians will see in the future being addressed, but as we've been seeing in the past a few months and these really conveys that these really, pardon dement that's even it role may occur as i've decided that there is no, never going to be a palestinian said, considering it a threat it's seeing here that some states, specifically in europe, decided to take it upon them to try and protect the 2 state solution by analysing that'd be, are recognizing the palestinian states. and then we've heard so many threats from so many as we do officials, including the foreign ministry saying that they're going to take steps. and this is seen as one of them a minute. tell me a little bit more about norway in, in, in the context of the piece efforts with is real. i

roman became part of the royal family of norway, the king's eldest daughter made him her husband, but durek will not be a prince, such is the will of the monarch, why didn't the european royal houses come to the wedding, anton dadykin found out, the dance of the norwegian princess with the groom durik, on the eve of the wedding day, one of the few official video recordings of the high-profile wedding, coronavirus, the princess, according to him, is loved claims that his amulets protect against passionately, complains of racism. the world press has been tracking my daily life down to the smallest detail. i read terrible things about myself, that i am a hunter for profit, like megan, that i do not deserve to be in this family, but i am a shaman, i bring to this world service, and i know that all this is happening because people don't want to deal with a black person, because i am the first black person in the history of the european royal house. martha louise, by the way, is a qualified doctor, she showed up in 2007. and what she thinks. finally, i met someone who can hold on to my forc

. >> could actually start with norway, israel and norway? norway along with spain recognized the state of palestine. the u.s. has good relations with israel and norway, do you have a comment on this? >> i think i would just say that norway has a long history of playing a productive role when it comes to engaging with the government of israel and the palestinian authority. engaging with the palestinian people. if you look at their role at they also accordance and justice this year helping facilitate the release of tax revenues to the palestinian authority, they have long played an important role and we think it's important they continue to be able to play that role and talking both with the pa and israel, we don't think steps to prevent them from playing that role are particularly hopeful and we will continue to engage with both countries. >> and israel specifically? >> i'm not aware of any specific conversation. i'm not aware of any. i'm not going to speak to that. we always believed that diplomatic engagements are important. diplomatic rela

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mikhail mikushin, accused of espionage in norway. he worked at the arctic university of tramsø. spanish journalist of russian origin, pavla gonzalez, aka pavel rubtsov, arrested in poland in 2020. roman seleznev, who was kidnapped in the maldives in 2014 by us intelligence agencies and sentenced in the us to 27 years in prison for cyber fraud, also returned to his homeland as part of the current exchange, as did russian it entrepreneur vladislav. detained 3 years ago in switzerland at the request of washington on suspicion of cyber attacks on american companies, vadim kanoshchenok, accused of illegal procurement of electronics for the russian defense sector. this is how they were forced to board the plane in turkey. vadim krasikov was brought to the plane wearing a motorcycle helmet, these are special measures, as if for dangerous criminals. the first to board the plane were artyom and anna dultsevy with their children, who would have been sent to an orphanage a little longer if only. the exchange did not take place, but everyone is on board to finally fly home. but who we gave

said the decision disrupts the eu's normal relations with the palestinian authority, adding that norway has played a major role in supporting palestinians. the palestinian foreign ministry also accused israel of resorting to baseless pretex to put pressure any government or international institution that tries to halt crimes and violations against palestinians. reacting to israel's decision, norway's foreign minister said it will have consequence. for oslo's relations with tel aviv. norway, along with spain and ireland has already announced it decision to recognize the palestinian state. the move has increased the number of un member states recognizing a palestinian state to 146. such acts run counter to fundamental human rights international. welcome back, yaya sinwar, a senior hamas member in gaza has been named by the palestinian resistance group as its new political leader following the assassination of ismail hanye in tehran. our explainer program has discussed a brief biography of sinwar as well as the reactions to his appointment. let's take a look. and now hamas has announced ya

where does norway spend? then what norway has done is be very vocal about israel's obligation to respect to international law and, and its occupation to for example, remove the wall that is built illegally right behind me there on occupied palestinian land. and most more recently, to respect the ruling of the international court of justice to and it's occupation altogether to dismantle the supplements and to pay reparations to palestinians. the last trial for israel was norway's bleeding with the international criminal court, saying that it, that the court has jurisdiction that it should consider the prosecutor. requests for a rest warrant against nothing. yeah. and guidelines, so is real single doubts, norway, a country that recently joined the majority of states in recognizing palestine as and as basically expelled. it's diplomats who deal exclusively with the palestinian authority in effect, sending a message to other countries that have become even more vocal, especially since the beginning of the war nee

mikhail mikushin also returned, accused of espionage in norway. he worked at the arctic university of tramsø. the spanish journalist of russian origin, pavlo gonzalez, aka pavel rubtsov, who was arrested in poland in 2020, has been returned. roman seleznev, kidnapped in 2014 by american intelligence agencies in the maldives and sentenced in the united states to 27 years in prison for cyber fraud also returned home as part of the current exchange, as did russian it entrepreneur vladislav klyushin, who was detained 3 years ago in switzerland at the request of washington on suspicion of cyberattacks on american ones. on board to finally fly home, the main thing is that our people are returning, our heroes are returning, those who spent a lot, uh, a lot of time there are returning, and those, imagine what those people went through when they tell you, here you have a life sentence, yes, and what to do, it has finally come that moment, all their loved ones, mothers, loved ones prayed for this, so i join, again, and want to say that this is a great joy.

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mikhail mikushin also returned, accused of espionage in norway. at the arctic university of tramsø. a spanish journalist for the russian language, arrested in poland in 1922, has been returned. origin, pavlo gonzalez. he is pavel rubtsov. roman seleznev, kidnapped in 2014 by american intelligence services in the maldives and sentenced in the united states to 27 years in prison for cyber fraud, also returned to his homeland as part of the current exchange, as did russian it entrepreneur vladislav klyushin, detained 3 years ago in switzerland at the request of washington on suspicion of cyber attacks on american companies. vadim konoshchenok, accused of illegally purchasing electronics for the russian defense sector, was also returned. that's how they are boarded a plane in turkey. vadim krasikov was brought to the plane wearing a motorcycle helmet, these are special measures, as if for dangerous criminals. the first to board the plane were artyom and anna dultsev with their children, who were still a little older. and would have been sent to a shel

these are germany, poland, slovenia, norway, russia and belarus.peration , a total of seven different aircraft arrived at ankara airport today, two, two aircraft from the united states, one each from germany, poland, slovenia, and norway. russia, the first footage was shown from the runway turkish tv channel, then, of course, they spread all over the world, now the wall street journal, in fact, the publication whose journalist gershkovich was, who was detained in russia, convicted of espionage, tells the details of the exchange of prisoners between russia and the west, so, for example, they say that white house officials, american diplomats, cia employees participated directly from the us side in the exchange, that they carried out several... in the cia, william burse, and cnn, citing its sources, also talks about how negotiations took place, negotiations were conducted with russian intelligence, this is reported by cnn, a meeting, details were discussed both over the phone and in personal meetings, and as an unnamed source told cnn, in june of thi

germany, poland, slovenia, norway, turkey. they all stepped up and stood with us. they stood with us. they made a bold, brave decisions. to release prisoners that were held in the country, justifiably held, and provide logistical support to get americans own. for anyone who questions if our allies matter, they do matter. today is a powerful example of why it is important reference in this world -- why it is important to have friends in this world that you can trust, work with, and depend upon. our alliances make our people safe. we have began to see that again today. let me say this, it says a lot about the united states that we work relentlessly to free americans unjustly held around the world and it says a lot about us that this deal includes the release of russian political prisoners that stood up for democracy and human rights. the united states has helped to secure their release as well. that is who we are in the u.s.. we stand for freedom and liberty. we stand for justice. not only for our own people, but for others as well. that is why all americans can take

the other countries involved, germany, poland, slovenia, norway and belarus.pped include the wall streetjournal reporter evan gershkovich, and also us remain paul whelan. let's speak to danielle gilbert, assistant professor of political science at northwestern university. she can talk about what happens around prisoner exchanges. thank you forjoining us today on the programme. iam forjoining us today on the programme. i am fascinated to get your insight on the political discussions that will have been going on behind the scenes to try to bring about this moment.— bring about this moment. today's news is enormous. _ bring about this moment. today's news is enormous. i— bring about this moment. today's news is enormous. i know - bring about this moment. today's news is enormous. i know we - bring about this moment. today's news is enormous. i know we are| bring about this moment. today's - news is enormous. i know we are also awaiting cautiously and cautiously optimistic to see this exchange will indeed go through but if the news reports are correct there are at

the african-american shaman has become part of the royal family of norway. the king's eldest daughter made him her husband, but durok will not be prince. this is the will of the monarch. why didn't the european royal houses come to the wedding? anton dodekin found out. the dance of the norwegian princess with her groom durok, on the eve of the wedding day, is one of the few official videos of the high-profile wedding. fifty-two-year-old martha louise, fourth in line to the throne. her chosen one, african american shaman, duric believe. they sold all the rights to the british magazine to an american media company so that no one could. painfully film the ceremony, went to the altar under the cover of sheets. many norwegians called the king's eldest daughter greedy. it's sad, the public is isolated from the event. from our point of view, it does not look very good, however, as we feared. shame and greed, it is ridiculous that a norwegian princess fourth in line to the throne, sells her soul to an american streaming company and two of the most vicious tabloids i

i mistakenly said you were in oslo, at least i got the country correct, norway. kari lundgren with the latest on european gas markets. there is a big week for markets. it is not all about jackson hole and the reaction, later on today, we will get the german ifo business climate. that is important because it gives you a sense of how businesses are faring and how consumers are feeling about the business environment. something to watch out for at 9:00 a.m. u.k. time. wednesday is a big day for stockmarkets. the one stock everyone talks about repeatedly, nvidia, will be reporting earnings on wednesday, it is a good litmus test for how the ai world is faring. also sets the tone for trading in some of these key tech stocks into the coming weeks. it will be a big driver for markets. those results on wednesday. friday we have the fed's preferred inflation gauge, that is the pce. the pce headline number year on year expected to come in at around 2.7%, still above 2%, the core number also expected to come in around that level. as we heard from the fed chair jerome powell f

let me cross over to norway. john, i have you, i guess by phone, i mean your thoughts on the ability of the palestinian resistance to respond in the way that it has even today, and and i want to talk about the importance actually of the israeli military. the iof in general, because we really don't see any kind of military accomplishments in gaz that we see, of course, we see many, many people, many civilians who have been killed in the... side, but from a military perspective, i would think that it's a pretty much a failure. mean, how do you see it? - well, it's a, it's a massive failure, i think from anybody's perspective. uh, the uh, the the assassination that that netanyahu ordered took place in terran uh, suggested that that there was going to be a big response from iran uh and it hasn't it hasn't happened and this has left israel uh in this state of hyper alert, hyper anxiety a couple of missiles come in today uh rather symbolic uh more than anything else, but but they strike at the the center of tel aviv an

russia, usa, germany, slovenia, belarus, poland, norway.gence acted as mediators, which is why the exchange took place in ankara. 20. six people, people get out of two planes one by one, they are waiting in three buses: the first one with green stickers on glass and doors obviously seat those who will fly to germany. for example, they are leading rick krieger. the second bus with blue stickers is apparently intended for those waiting in the united states. here come evan gershkovitch and paul willan. it is curious that our special services employees helped foreigners carry their heavy things. and the farthest bus with red stickers was most likely intended for russians. and the most prominent participant in this exchange was introduced into it. korena. he was accused of murdering the executioner from the caucasian underground, zelemkhan khangashvili. khangashvili shot in august 2019, at the same time a russian was detained. the investigation believed that while waiting for the bandits, he fired an e-magazine clip into khangashvili, and then f

welcome you both to the uh program here uh john, we we're going to start with you out there in uh norway, the ir acting iranian foreign minister uh said that this uh assassination by israel costly. mistake that's going to lead to serious response and obviously you know what it's going to follow from that for the region, what what do you think or what do you depict lies on the horizon once all is said and done? well, i think i think they the assassination spree of netanyahu was pretty indiscriminate, he is simply running out of ideas and lashing out. his hatred, his morbid fixation with with exterminating all palestinians, probably cost israel, the the they assassinated a man who was seen as a moderate, somebody that maybe could be leveraged a little bit and you know would make reconciliation with certain parties, israel was committing war crimes from 1947 onward in... in fact they were committing war crimes before 1947, so you know, if if the the the eu political class is suddenly crying crocodile tears and has developed something resembling a conscience, um, i guess that's all good, but

albalo in central gaza, also we have author and commentator john stepling joining us from inderoit norway. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with uh mi in deraba mi bring us up to speed on the latest developments in gaza as this incessant bombing and murderous assault by the israelis cont continues all across gaza, yes, actually the israel activation forces continue to hit more areas of gaza strip with more vehement air strikes and attacks and let me begin with the uh latest attack that took place moments ago after the israeli wall plied out an air strike against alb cam claiming the lives of two pedician uh civilians in the attack in the meantime the israel incubation forces continue to detonate and and blow uh blow up more palestinian residental buildings in the same area fiji camp, it's worth mentioning that the central area of gaz strip has been under heavy and incessent attacks over the past couple of weeks, basically alb refugee camp after the israel incubation forces announced that they are gna uh as you know carry out another ground offensive against that area, th

there, thank you, let's bring in author and commentator john stepling who's with us from induroit norway, mr. stepling, i'm sure you're listening uh to the updates uh from our correspondents in uh darbala uh close to 40,000 people have been killed, a large percentage of those murdered have been innocent women and children, schools. shelters, refugee camps continue to be targeted by the maroding uh israeli regime, and what's appalling, horrendous and sickening the most is that the international community still has not done anything to stop this genocide and stop these war crimes uh for close to 10 months now, they've done nothing uh worse than doing nothing, many of... of course, in particular the united states, have assisted israel, they provide weapons, they provide intelligence, they imply provide tactical support, and and we saw an example of the relationship when netanyahu visited washington a week ago or two weeks ago, to standing ovations, even though he lied through his teeth. "but there is fatigue, we have been saying this for almost 300 days uh, watching this genocide, the israe

lawyer out of bali, indonesia, and john stepling, author and commentator joining us out of inderoy norway, gentlemen, i'd like to welcome you both to the uh program here, i guess john will start with you out there in norway, uh, eurocting foreign minister ali, kenny says it makes absolutely no sense or no point to have the us at these negotiations, why? well, i'm not sure, i mean, this might be the most... as observation of of the 21st century, no, of course the united states is not trustworthy, but neither is guitar, neither is egypt, neither are any of the gulf states, certainly the united states, nobody in the eu, saudi arabia, none of these, none of these people are are impartial uh and neutral, you know, peace negotiators, it's a it's a prepostous um uh concept, and and the thing is, there's absolutely no point anyway in engaging with israel for a cease fire, they're going to break whatever... agreement is arrived at, they have 75 years of breaking agreements, they have zero history of adhering to any agreements, it's it's this is this is, i don't, i mean, i'm sort of at a loss for w

frances there joining us out of uh belfast and uh john stepling there joining us from uh inderoy norway and viewers, this brings us to the end of this segment of your press tv news review program, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now, welcome back everyone, you're watching press tv world news now, yeah here sin. hamas member in gazas been named by palestiny resistance group as new political leader following the assassination of ismaal hania in tehran. our explainer program discuss a brief biography of sinwar as well as reactions to his appointment. and now hamas has announced yahya sinwar as new pullet bureau chief. he will succeed martter ismaal hanye who is assassinated by the israeli regime in. iran: yahya sinwar becomes a leader a very sensitive stage, walking into complex, local, regional, and international circumstances. now, the move sends a number of messages to the israeli regime. first, the movement stands united and will continue the path of resistance. second, it proves that the assassination of the group's leaders will not throw the groups into chaos. it also proves

returned to russia, detained in norway in 2023, mikhail mikushin.he authorities of the nato country considered him an illegal intelligence officer. the colossal complexity of the exchange, of course, is that such an operation requires multi-stage coordination with all countries and the consent of all governments and departments. the german prosecutor's office, for example, was against changing vadim krasikov, but the ministry of justice made a different decision. in the end, they are home and that's the main thing. the president after. they provide only subtitles, and the print media immediately started talking about the unprecedented nature of the deal. american publications unanimously assesses successful negotiations as extremely complex and historic. cnn notes that the dialogue between the countries took many months. german newspapers claim that representatives of the intelligence services of russia, germany and the united states began discussing the exchange last spring in riyadh, and the decisive round of consultations took place in turkey. br

all right, thanks lot, gentlemen, author and commentator john stepling joining us from inderoi, norway, and thanks to press tv's very on musape joining us from delal in central gaza. that also brings us to an end here on this edition of press tv's news review, but stick around, we've got plenty more to come here on press tv. moving on, usraeli genocidal war is worse than the humanitarian situation in gaza, palestinians are facing hunger and diseases amid lack of food and medical supplies. let's listen to comments by some gazons talking about the hardships they face. for how long, how much longer is this silence going to last? the silence of the arabs, the silence of the muslims, the silence of the world towards the suffering of the palestinian people. what do you want? do you want the people of gaza to offer more than this? we've lost children, women, we gave our souls, we gave our homes, we gave our lands, what else do you want? we're stead fast, we're stead fast despite the hunger, despite the thirst, and you have seen how the people of gaza live, that diseases are killing us on all

at least seven states took part, besides russia and the usa, these are germany, poland, slovenia, norway, russia and belarus, and as you saw, indeed, everything happened at the ankara airport, in total i arrived there. seven planes, two from the usa, one each from germany, poland, slovenia, norway and russia. the first footage, as we saw, was shown by turkish tv channels, but now the wall street journal, whose journalist gershkovich was released from a russian prison today, stated that - the exchange between prisoners and the west was prepared for a long time by white house officials, american diplomats, cia employees who made several trips to the middle east and europe, and president biden, as he is assured, ... a few hours before his memorable statement about leaving the election race called the prime minister of slovenia. slovenia provided, let me remind you, two russian citizens who were convicted of espionage. last week it was also reported that cia director william burns traveled to turkey to meet there with my turkish colleague and finalize all logistics. well, cnn, citing sources

mikhail mikushin also returned, accused of espionage in norway.worked at the arctic university of tramsø. the spanish journalist of russian origin, pablo gonzalez, aka pavel rubtsov, who was arrested in poland in 2022, has been returned. roman seleznev, kidnapped in 2014 year by american intelligence agencies in the maldives and sentenced in the states to 27 years in prison for cyber fraud, also returned to his homeland as part of the current exchange, like a russian entrepreneur in the field. it vladislav klyushin, detained 3 years ago in switzerland at the request of washington on suspicion of cyber attacks on american companies. also returned was vadim konoschonok, accused of illegally purchasing electronics for the russian defense sector. this is how they were put on a plane to moscow in turkey. vadim krasikov, he was brought to the plane wearing a helmet, like a particularly dangerous criminal. vladislav klyushin, artyom and anna dultseva, they are with their children. all their relatives, mothers, loved ones prayed for this, so i join, again

russia, usa, germany, slovenia, belarus, poland, norway.lligence acted as mediators, which is why the exchange took place in ankara. 26 people. people come out of two planes one by one, and three buses are waiting for them. the first ones with green stickers on the windows and doors obviously seat those who will fly to germany. for example, they are leading rick krieger. the second bus with blue stickers is apparently intended for those waiting in the usa. here come eion gershkovitch and paul willan. it is curious that our special services employees helped foreigners carry their heavy things. and now the farthest bus with red stickers, most likely intended for russians, was taken to the most prominent participant in this exchange. a stocky man in red pants, a blue jacket with his hands cuffed and opaque to light. no visitors, 75 minutes, access to the yard, no contact with other prisoners, surrounded by barbed wire, communication only through bullets, impenetrable glass, minimum contacts, the russians considered the german authorities to be

electric cars per capita than the us norway? well, buddy isn't kidding, but how did a nation built on fossil fuels to come in e b power dice? and what does these things pop legends have to do with it's the.