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so it's, it's a big concern, but of course it's worth noting that neither if your pia nor chad or eritrea or south, then had offered any statements from the ministry. with regards to the ongoing conflict in sweden independent journalist then a member of the african human security index, dennis cody says, international intervention is much needed. the community should not wait until that's right or, and i think we'll see what's going on because we don't get the gun in order for the movement then i mean that was my movie, but i think there might be ensuring that once we get, you know, we know that the french government intends to accelerate reforms responding to the worries and anger of the population. that's the message coming from the countries prime minister following the adoption of controversial pension reforms by president a man woman chrome luca saw in billiard on passing through serious times in which a tough for many of our fellow citizens wall is at the gates of europe. the consequences of climate change is like remote isaac demonstrators set cars, garbage and even a police statio

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so it's, it's a big concern, but of course it's worth noting that neither if your pia nor chant or a chia or sal sedan had offered any statements from the ministry. with regards to the ongoing conflict in sweden independent journalist and a member of the african human security index, dennis cody says, international intervention is much needed. the french government intends to accelerate reforms responding to the worries and anger of the population. so shifting over to france, that's the message coming from the country's prime minister, following the adoption of controversial pension reforms by president emanuel m a chrome new covers saw in bed yonder of what passing through serious times in which a tough for many of our fellow citizens wall is at the gates of europe. the consequences of climate change is agreeable. rising prices, the feeling that public services is slipping away. democracy. so we have a duty to listen to our constituents to listen to that worry and so fears and anger whores. exactly. that statement follows numerous protests against raising the country's retirement ag

so it's, it's a big concern, but of course it's worth noting that neither if your pia nor chant or eritrea or 1000 and had offered any statement from the ministry with regards to the ongoing conflict in sweden or from on this as cos, live. now to economist and political unlist jarod highlight mescal yard. thanks very much for joining us this afternoon. now quite a disturbing and concerning situation developing in, in sudan at the moment, but not completely unexpected. are you surprised by the events you see now? ah, not really because i'm the situation now. i've been deteriorating economically, politically in the last you know, 2 years maybe a bit. the currency is now totally is, you know, if yes, currency we used to be like $55.00 for to dallas in our to $1.00 is now $600.00. on the sunday off the soldier is like $10.00 now at the moment in suit. so they couldn't make situation is really tough. and then on top of that, the are 2 generals for, with a big power who are competing against each reserves, you know, for positioning in the probably the next step are struggle. so it is not, i expe

so it's, it's a big concern, but of course it's worth noting that neither if your pia nor chant or eritrea or south, then had offered any statement from the ministry with regards to the ongoing conflict . in with that, we also spoke with former nigerian presidential aspirants. they had done a gaba, as well as economist and political analyst at janese haley mescal. he say that skeptical of washington state is support for democratic values in sedan. the situation now i've been deteriorating economically, politically, in the last you know, to 2 years, maybe i'm not sure about lincoln's commitment to democracy. i did just that making foreign policy is not based on what is the, you know, you know, the, so it's just more of their own interest. so i don't know where there are, which one is going to be, you know, priority in serving the american interest more than the aspiration of the people to, you know, to live in the property can then now if human rights respect, i frankly think if we continue to approach that doing with the western un lead system where we used to know it's not going to work b

your gun then have been evacuated today from by how to a airport in your pia. the total number which we had was $300.00 uganda. we created a database to make sure that we locate them. we add, they are and who requested that they are colleagues, to all keep updating us with their location and they are contact numbers so that you can re, we can reach them wherever they are. rushes foreign minister sees the efforts of western powers to make every one live under their rules based order is not succeeding. as the move towards a balance. multi polar world is quote, a reversible vista loses a continuum, stooped. it seems natural that the efforts of washington in its allies to turn back the course of history to force the international community to live according to the invented rules based order or failing the states of the world majority in which about 85 percent of the world's population lives do not want to pull chestnuts out of the fire for the former colonial powers. today everyone needs to recognize that the reverse ability of the formation of a more just multi po

so it's, it's a big concern, but of course it's worth noting that neither if your pia nor chant or a chia or south, then had offered any statement from the ministry. with regards to the ongoing conflict in sweden, hungary and poland have imposed a temporary ban on the import of brain and other food products from ukraine. warsaw says the move is aimed at protecting its domestic food market. while budapest is afraid of economic destabilization due to the uncontrolled inflow of cheap produce, here has had back at poland, accusing it of going back on a previous deal. the decisions of the polish side contradict our agreements. we understand that polish farmers are in a difficult situation, but we emphasize that ukrainian farmers are in the most difficult situation right now. in recent months, the influx of cheap ukrainian grain into european countries has led to plummeting profits for local producers. warsaw, the ban on imports comes just days after polish farmers routers say grain supplies from calgary and grain imports. in a recent letter to the european commission, the prime minister o

so it's, it's a big concern, but of course it's worth noting that neither if your pia nor chad or eritrea or south, then had offered any statements from the ministry with regards to the ongoing conflict in independent journalist on member of the african human security index. dennis cody says that international intervention is much needed. community should look great. i feel right for and people i think we'll see what's going on because we don't get stuck in the kind of movement then. i mean, what are they going to be? but i think there might be ensuring that once you know, we get, you know, and we know that we don't have a former indian n p and his brother have been shot during a live television broadcast of india. today. i think our met and his brother, ash ross, had been convicted of kidnapping and we're facing charges of murder and assault. now, there had been assaulted by police at the time they were killed, is wanting to fall in images are disturbing. the main body i will buy your body by your c correspondent. when does alma brings us more details on those killings man in the line. b

hooked once that if you are russian, it means that you should be sent to jail even for more along the pia. if you were, for example, italian, french or you key guy, and we strongly condemned to united states for their policy of haunting russians around the world. since 2008, we know we bought 59 keys when russians war 1st detain than the rest it. and then were taken to united states, and now they are leaving in various jails, wage in ah, wait in some, ah, proofs that they are not innocent that they are guilty and they have to be punished . and a very so many cases a, when i such evidence fake, you cannot imagine. and of course it's very difficult for our competitor. it's the leaf and there is a lot of ideas that they should he agree on conditions of f, b, i or other special services to agree on some issues. and if they show good behavior, they could be released or they could, they all may be on a p d. o for their detention an arrest will be reduced without so wrapped for now, for more on any those stories you've just seen. do checkouts all websites, including that integration ceremony of

hope not wants that if you are russian, it means that you should be sent to jail even for more along a pia, if you were, for example, italian french or yuki guide, and if we strongly condemn to united states for their policy of haunting russians the around the world. since 2008. we know we bought 59 cases when the russians war 1st detain, that arrested, and then were taken to united states. and now they are leaving and various jails wage im ah wait in some ah, proofs that they are not innocent that they are guilty and they have to be punished . and a very so many cases a when i such evidence of fake, you cannot imagine. and of course it's very difficult for our competitor. it's the leaf and there is a lot of ideas that they should agree on conditions of f, b i or other special services a to agree on some issues. and if they showed good behavior, they could be released or they could, they all may be on a pedia. oh, for a detention an arrest will be reduced. mustang in the u. s. the countries promised to give south korea great to say in discussions on a possible american nuclear response on

so it's, it's a big concern because it's worth noting that neither if your pia nor chad or eritrea or south, then had offered any statement from the ministry. with regards to the ongoing conflict in sweden was i spoke with foreman i jerry and presidential aspirant donald gerber, as well as economist and political analyst at yards. a hayley mescal who say they are skeptical of washington stated support for democratic values in sudan. the situation now i've been interacting economically, politically in the last you know, to 2 years, maybe i'm not sure about clinton's coming semester democracy did just that may confirm policy is not based on what is the, you know, aspire and then within their country. you know, so it's just more of their own interest. so i don't know where there are, which one is going to be, you know, 40, you know, serving the american interest more than, you know, the aspiration of the people to, you know, to live in the property. can human rights respect. i frankly think if we continue to approach that doing with the western un led system where we used to know you is

so it's, it's a big concern, but of course it's worth noting that neither if your pia nor chant or a chia or south, then had offered any statement from the ministry with regards to the ongoing conflict in sweden of mon. this does cause live now to a dom gobber. the 2nd a former presidential aspirants in nigeria. thanks very much for joining us this evening. now, many african leaders have expressed concerns as well as the international con community about the events that are unfolding in sudan. oh, do you think there's a chance to this spilling out into the wider region or you think it be contained within the country? is actually very concerning. considering the strategy, leticia know so done. you know, that's a country that is lab border in many strategy african countries between the east not on a central africa and most of this country some times of crisis like in charge in, in, of course, in tell africa public. and you have, if you have it, you got that recently. i'm with are no crisis around to great region and you have a history of, you know, china, you know, so when you look at,

sean pia they republicans are fighting to put additional on the streets by defunding border patrol.sult. we'll get into that with republican congressman next. ♪ stock of the day, maybe stock of the week, perhaps the year, microsoft of $18, 6.6%. 293 is your quote and that as 122 points to the dow, much microsoft is done. let's move on, border patrol think about an even bigger search of migrants, title 42 ends in two weeks. nate foy in brownsville. what's is about a group of 35000 migrants gathering across the border in mexico? >> is exactly right, estimates are 35000 migrants across the border from apostle for we are seeing a lot of action in brownsville including 1000 migrants processed in the overnight hours here. i will ask you to take the drone right now because we are more of migrants being processed. danny hymie, it looks like a group of about 250, possibly 300 migrants getting processing it affected asked the grown operator to pin down, it looks like another group of 100 plus migrants and this is not uncommon. look at this year shot the past couple days, this is the common si

the leader of the most protesting striker and indignant france now comes to the head of the brilliant piatically, to china in order to convince the sitting ping to influence moscow and not to support russia in the conflict on the territory of ukraine, despite the fact that france itself actively supports the kiev reich and, of course, in order to convince beijing to oppose the deployment of tactical nuclear weapons on the territory of belarus, it’s downright bending the chinese. at the same time, the belarusian leaders. it just came out, as always, china remained in its position, belarus with its own and macron with its main character put your feet up. just compare the photo. at what distance and on what wheels do fondirlians and macrons sit, and how friendly they communicated with the one. with lukashenka, as soon as the macron went to china , he immediately got out of hand, saying that under no circumstances should he. often, outside of the nuclear powers, nuclear weapons are so unprecedented in the political courage of the macron, even in the kremlin, the news of the press conference o

pia. instructions on how to deal with what may come after that? no.hat may come after that? no. i think it wasjust one _ what may come after that? no. i think it wasjust one of _ what may come after that? no. i think it wasjust one of those - think it was just one of those things even seven years ago wasn't really known by anyone. the whole hockey team didn't know anything about it, my mum is a gp, she didn't really know about it, so i think it was just one of those things that a lot of people didn't know the consequences of what might happen. in the few weeks after that what did happen to you? what did you notice? i had quite a lot of symptoms. mr; i had quite a lot of symptoms. my whole i had quite a lot of symptoms. m whole life kind i had quite a lot of symptoms. m1: whole life kind of turned upside down, mental health, alongside a whole load of physical symptoms, so nausea, dizziness, brainfog, a whole load of physical symptoms, so nausea, dizziness, brain fog, a lot of fatigue, headaches, all the kind of fatigue, headaches, all the kind of rubbi

the only about the eat it is eat in pia and bis. i'm bending right doctor's upper and lower hearing that almost 70 percent of the health system has collapsed. some hospitals also completely destroyed, which obviously will limits people's access to these facilities and getting the help that they may need. medically, this is very concerning, isn't it? it is many consider me ah, bear in mind that i have system was very weak when before i issue or i we used to i might not. so bullet b, b s, yes. you get a chance the law more than a year. and now even this is not available because most of helps with those are out of service. now either before or is it because no resources, including a medical people and not that it was with dentist because it's not safe. and that is not a lot. and because of lack of medical resources, no more, no oxygen in hospitals. and so when you get a sense that you've been speaking to doctors or brand know what are the, the biggest mental health issues. you would say that people are suffering from right now. the big

need to bring foreign third country actors into the like countries like saudi arabia and get the oh, pia to help with those kinds of things, so it becomes a very intricate dance. it requires great deal of planning that sometimes takes months. yeah history often remembers the extractions that do not go well or end with death as we saw, most recently in afghanistan with those 13 service members who were killed, but this one was, as they said, fast and clean, so we should highlight that as well as it relates to the american civilians who are still there. do you believe that? this is a tenable position for the us to say? there is no plan to create some mission or specific operation to get the american citizens out who want to leave sudan. yeah that's a really difficult situation victor for them, and for anybody who's planning these kinds of operations, you know. one possibility, as mentioned previously is an over land route that takes you from khartoum to ports sudan, the city on the red sea. that would be one thing to do, but it's a very dangerous and risky endeavor in the state department

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