what do you think about the republic? what the benefits of being a republic, i don't know.hat i think england as a country, the question is, how they really done enough to stay in the game? is it a sense for you that england, because of its... more than 300 years in control of barbados, ended up taking it for granted? i think what really was needed was for england to accept the atlantic slave trade, accept that as something that happened. also accept that institutions and individuals in england benefit from it, and i believe in a call for reparations. for me, reparations would be, forgiveness of any debts that barbados has, also the building of some schools, we have suffered in the last two years, and we have been suffering in this region for quite a while. but england really didn't do a great deal, so other people came along and offered their help, and obviously barbados needed it. i think countries like china has been a lot more friendly to barbados. lots of investment and loans, et cetera. so some people would say that why should we have an allegiance to the uk, when in

was republics for useless. as for the situation with the journalist in central african republic, we are working with this country when we get the information on the group 3 are, we already had this information to the authorities and we will do all that we can. i will spare no of it in order to finish this investigation. and once again, we just won the truth. and i would look at those usually like to proceed shooting call on our colleagues and journalists when the visit and the hotspots. if you do not struggle with, if you don't trust us, the foreign ministry, i cannot compel you. but for the sake of your own security, please, and notify us when you go to some hot spots. these would really help us get part of the what also come somewhat care provider, please. you have the floor. mr. laira. thank you so much for your support. just looking in there is history, but if you're not in, was i called think i would like to thank alex save in addict for bringing up or that he share that, but it's not all about journalists

to end a republic make sure thatto press is biased. actively taking sides and antic -- extension of political parties and make sure whose to disagree with you t are considered the enemy. to end a republic, tear down the institutions or leave them alive but politicize them. to end a republic, make sure fear and anger of monetized. and make sure you only listen to those who agree with us, make sure life is a mirror and an echo chamber. to end a republic, make sure you have a different set of rules for the other side than youor do for your own side. to end a republic, make sure that end justifies the means. i'm in that half of the nation who still thinks there is a chance, we need america but the world needs america as well. that half who believes in educated and moral people are still capable of governing themselves balances majority rule with minority rights. that half who believes perfecting the unions means time of pain and disquiet for sure, but st worth it. they, merged from the balcony and walked to their own funeral, they were ver

we have a czech republic journalist to we can speak to now.or joining us tonight from prague. first, what do the check authorities have to say about this because shead already played a match, hadn't she? >> you are right and good evening from prague. you are right, she played a match in australia, and i was in charge with czech republi thorities and officials a couple of hours ago, and they told me they are in touch with the tennis player and that right now she is in this kind of isolation, and what we know right now is the ministry of foreign affairs of the czech republic has already issued a statement that they will submit through the embassy in australia, simply demanding an explanation of what has happened and why, but what we know so far with the very first interview of the player taken into isolation, she described condition that there are no insects or beetles, and she also added that she has been interviewed for hours into the night. anchor: the czech republic, have they made any official protest australia? >> i think that is the thing

has the czech republic made any kind — for hours.zech republic made any kind of official protestl for hours. has the czech republic. made any kind of official protest to australia? i made any kind of official protest to australia? ~ . , made any kind of official protest to australia? ~ ., , ,., australia? i think that is something that will come _ australia? i think that is something that will come in _ australia? i think that is something that will come in the _ australia? i think that is something that will come in the next - australia? i think that is something that will come in the next days, - australia? i think that is something | that will come in the next days, but to be honest the officials i spoke with, they told me they want further details at this moment because they feel that this issue with covid rules on vaccination roles in australia are very tricky and australian authorities are tough in the approach to push everyone to follow the rules.— follow the rules. there seems to have been _ follow the rules. there seems to h

czech republic is going through a crucial political change.ernment is being replaced with new coalitions pledging to restore cr democratic principles and rule of law in the country and i would like to emphasize the government in the czech republic does not mean that prague will be less dedicated to the mission of the impact of free cities. on the contrary our experience with previous countries are lighter of the nature of democracy and we have a lot of work ahead in order to strengthen the values in our society. we stand ready to support our promise. in addition i see a task ahead. we should not delay between human rights and the crucial contemporary global challenge of climate change. so in september 2022 c.r.d. will be hosting the impact of free cities summit during the czech republic's eu presidency and this is an opportunity to be with all the member cities aof the growing alliance together to voice our willingness to fight for democracy, human rights and the mortal civil society. to conclude i would like to transfer me to. [inaudible] the

to end a republic make sure the end justifies the means. half the country who still thinks there is a chance, that understands we need america and the world needs america. that half who believes in in educated and moral people are still capable of governing themselves, balancing majority rule with minority rights. that half to believes perfecting the union believes times of pain and disquiet for sure, but st worth it. tom and joe and huck were not dead, they walked into their own funeral. they were very much aliveed and very much changed. they viewed life and themselves differently, watching your own funeral has a way of changing you. what about us? what can we learn from this season of division and disquiet? which half will win? the half who thinks we're sliding toward demise and managing the decline? or the half who still believe in self governance and holds truth to be self evidence and the union can be made more perfect,. we're watching something, what are we watching? i hope it is a rebirth, not a funeral. joining us now senator james

party to be elected as mayor in the czech republic. mr. rafal kaz cow ski is the mayor of warsaw, poland since 2018. in 2020 mr. trzaskowsky was a candidate for the presidency in poland. served as deputy minister, in 2014 as minister for administration and digitalization. i now recognize each witness for five minutes. without objection, your prepared written statement will be made a part of the record. mr. vallo, you're now recognized for your opening statement. >> thank you very much. i hope you can hear me chairman keating, ranking member fitzpatrick, me and my colleagues, mayors from central european capitals, we are honored to be here today and discuss the information in central europe and our cities and present our collaborative activities. the four of us here today created the pact of free cities two years ago from a very specific moment. voters in our four capitals ex-prepared a clear wish for an alternative to their corrupt and populist national governments. we realized -- exceed the boundaries -- then we became -- then we beca

i would ask if they agree with chuck schumer that it would turn us into a banana republic. we need to fight this and preserve the institution of the senate. it's more important including the president today and i would urge my colleagues to go back and read the letter to ask themselves what has changed and protect the senate. per joe biden chuck schumer and many that signed the letter. the democrats response as we know is something along the argument of this. the little slate of filibuster must be nuked even though they made statements otherwise because american democracy must be saved before republican, state legislatures and republican members of congress and of the so-called jim crow 2.0. that's the heart of the argument. on the voting rights laws the states are doing good and republican states are doing bad. so is that true? this is an important question. i don't assume to know other states. most of my colleagues don't know other states in terms of their law but i do know mine, the great state of alaska and here are the facts about my state, the republican state in thre

of belarus, defense ministry, just a few days ago on the 28th of january, the president of the republic of belarus. alexander, to kush anchor responding to questions, they stated the way that was most war is only possible into could circumstances if there is an attack on pillars. or if that is an attack on our ally, the russian federation responding to the different insinuations against miller roses. regarding any thing to do with the domestic ukrainian situation, we.

hrib has been the mayor of prague, czech republic since 2 018. he is the first member of the pirate party to be elected a member. mr. trzaskowski is the mayor of warsaw, poland. in 2020, mr. trzaskowski was a civic platform's candidate for the presidency of poland. in 2014, he served as deputy minister of foreign affairs for poland. in 2013 as minister of administration and generalization. i n -- and digitalization. i now recognize each witness. mr. vallo, i recognize you for your opening statements. mayor vallo: thank you very much. i hope you can hear me. distinguished members of the committee, me and my colleagues, mayors from central european capitals, are honored to have the opportunity to be here today to present our collaborative activities. we created the pact of free cities two years ago. we expressed a clear vision for an alternative to corrupt governments. we realize the mandate exceeds the boundaries of our capitals. that is a mission we take seriously and we share experience to encourage each other, but also to represent the hopes of

we didn't see much of that in other soviet republics. and again, it looked like everything was go going according who knows our lives, wine, and perhaps this is what puts the system to the test this particular crisis. now when it comes to the demand by the protesters, one of their main demands was the solution of the government. and it looks like some of the demands are being met. but we also heard from the president was saying that he won't back down. and again, his message to the protesters was also very strong and dear compatriots when i appeal to you to show prudence and not to come to provocations from the inside and outside to protect you for you on chaos, calls to attack, the military and civilian offices are illegal, the government will not talk about was written by me. i was just after 6 pm that now. and as i said earlier, mine is 5 heavy snow there across most of cause it's done at the moment, a state of emergency alia has been declared in a number of cities now with protesters really hitting the streets. as you mentioned a few

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not as extreme as what's being discussed in the czech republic, of course slopes. and there you going to see the isolation period for coven 90 reduced from 7 days to 5 days. this is because they have real staff shortages in the u. k. when it comes to the, the health care sector and in education as well, the education minister in the united kingdom, the education secretary in london saying that they're looking at this. and it's alongside the, the scientific data and they're going to make a decision based on that. i would, but obviously always defer to the scientific advice on this. it would certainly am it help mitigate some of the pressures on earth, the schools on critical workforce at others? i hope will be one of the 1st you asked me the question, how we, how will we perform? i hope will be one of the 1st major economies to demonstrate to the world how you transition from pandemic to endemic lots going on across europe when it comes to covert 19. and a real patchwork of methods being used to try in both keep economies alive. keep countries open and stifle the sp

really every state across the federal republic, seeing some gathering, some of them very small. some of them around a 1000 people, couple a 1000 people or so the major cities like berlin cologne, leipzig, all seeing larger demonstrations. now those protestors who have come out to say absolutely no way to mandatory vaccination in germany. they may well have been boyd by the, the news coming out of austria that the plan to introduce mandatory vaccination there by february is certainly been pushed back at least a month. or what we have seen though, is state leaders like the one in saxony, michael curt rear of the christian democratic union saying that there's, there's a section of society that germany has lost a hold of that no matter what they say, no matter what they do. and these people are not going to accept coven restrictions, and they're not going to certainly accept mandatory vaccination. now we are expecting there to be a more restrictions put in place in germany. coming up this week, all of sholtes, the german chancellor, will be speaking in parliament later this week and

it is a public -- republic.e passed laws and govern ourselves through elected representatives and the rule of law. if you want to run and a democracy, i think you should look at the democratic republic or the performance -- former soviet union who allowed people to vote. but they only had one choice. i find your efforts outstanding. the ignorance of the average american citizen, i truly wish you well in this endeavor. i challenge you to scour the federalist papers, hamilton, jefferson, madison, and find a word democracy anywhere. thank you so very much. you take care and have a great thanksgiving. merry christmas. host: who was to take that. guest: sorry, go ahead. guest: hannah did a whole episode on this. guest: i did a whole episode on federalism which i am devoted to. i want to address this as well because we so often get this comment, that america is not a democracy. it is a republic. i've spoken to many experts who essentially say both statements are true. i could not agree more, frankly, that one of the m

elvis is out there alive from door also coming up thousands force from their homes and democratic republic of congo is the army struggles to contain a rebel ruth and pulling dna from thin air. a breakthrough from scientists that could revolutionize the way animals attract and the wild a bred to battle will tell you why a raw has erupt in france about the price of a beget ah pursued diplomacy, but prepare for conflict. that seems to be the approach the united states is taking over ukraine. but if there was a conflict, how do the military capabilities of russia and ukraine stack up? russian air strikes have the potential to overwhelm ukraine's air defenses before troops even crossed the border. president vladimir putin is built up army units that could be used in a ground invasion, such as the eggs, gods that oversee pro russian separatists and east in ukraine. and then there is the 1st guards tank. army which has been modernized, grain believes 127000 russian soldiers may be massed along the border. russia has sent fighter jets and said fence system to western better who's the combat readin

while this a day are ver republic, a sort of scar is a dispute for many years. hearing bars in her sabina, but a decisions of the constitutional court to bosnia herzegovina are clear ripple because of sky is entitled to celebrate the day of republic, a subscriber, just not on the january, the 9th. so there is a dispute about the date because for serbs here in this part of bosnia, herzegovina, 9th, january of 1992 is a date when at april lucas of scar. herb started to exist. and that is something sacred than important for them or something that, as they say, ah, guarantees a liberty for them and a best conditions to live in bosnia herzegovina. on the other hand for bosh next living in this part of bosnia herzegovina, the same date means something completely different. the start of the war, horrors that they endured in the public as subscribed during the ninety's and layer on war crimes and genocide in southern usa. so there's a lot of dispute about that, but this year it's even worse because we've been in a serious political crisis for over many months. and we keep a listening to me, laura

-- burkina faso republic. there will be efforts that will bear on him, whereby they do not have to stay there longer -- [indiscernible] -- the fact of the matter is also there are persons who are supporting the regime because of the failure of -- government, to aggressively and strongly reduce the capacity of the radicals behind this to kill, maim and destroy the structure of the land. nick: we have been hearing a lot about russian influence present in the region. will damiba turned to russia in his bid to attack the armed groups? >> i think that russia is coming in where they can to put pressure on the rest of the west. it is certainly where the united states has interest. that is far and wide why they are coming into bricking a vasso -- >> as you call them the cold war years, russia is also determining working in concept with china to be as disruptive as possible to be -- as possible. and where they can minimize the western powers which includes france. nick: i appreciate your analysis. still ahead, american

one is republic, a strip sca vacated in the north and east with a majority sub population. the other, the federation of bosnia had a governor in the center of the country, dominated by muslim pontiacs and catholic crow at their length by shared statewide institutions and a 3 person presidency with representatives from each ethnic group. when or i don't, dick was among the senior officials who attended that military parade. and bonnie luca. oh sure. oh there was all it to me. you'll gathering here is the best answer to those who challenge us who say we cannot celebrate january 9th. when we say we cam low to constantly send us some sanctions to me, this is proof. i've listened to you that i was elected on your behalf, and i'm not here to do what the americans wants. but what are people once a larger, good job for my mom? it means a lot. it means a survival of this nation here. the right to was celebration, we have a right to it, and no one can deny us. we are all proud of this parade, and this joy ileana is fair enough, which has more from the city of vanier luca. well this a

as the storm moved east and towards the higher elevations on germany's border with the chick republic, the winds. power remained but wore an eerie white cloak of snow. warnings of hurricane force winds lived up to all expect haitians. only those with a job to do, we're brave enough to get out and make tracks as germans stayed battened down to get through the night with storm nadia. let's get a round up now of some other stories making world news to day. israel president is our heard zach has arrived in the united arab emirates. the 1st visit by an israeli had a states to the golf country the way and israel normalized relationships and a u. s. brokered accord in 2020 sudanese security forces have shot and killed a 27 year old anti coo protester in the capitol. cartoon medic say, the man died from a chest wound. his death brings the number of those kill demonstrating for civilian rule to 79. since the military took over, in october, northern ireland is marking 50 years since the bloody sunday massacre with events across the country. on this day and $972.00 british soldiers shot dead, 13

it takes, policeman follow with w flyer made for mines. lou kinshasa, capital of the democratic republic of congo, with the population of over 14000000. it's the largest french speaking city in the world. the streets are bustling with activity. many people take on multiple jobs to get by with their farm. among them are couriers, street sweepers, maggots sellers, red sellers, and jewelers each day they count their earnings dreaming of becoming one of congos, super rich people and loved it. everyone in congo dreams of getting rich does money if you know where to find it. but large parts of the population live below the poverty line. i bet is a fisherman. he earns less than one euro and $0.70 per day. just opposite from his poor neighborhood lived some of congos richest people. i think that's less see ted to flourish. the rich lived there. oh, they do business deals. we catch fish up in the residential complex is more congos, new upper class including the countries millionaires uninvited guests aren't allowed in food valley equal pop has the kind of life most congolese can only dream of the

if we arrived in the republic of kansas time deployed to defined area received in order to protect and defend vital state facilities, both of about we had order to protect our marty airport. a watch is being conducted 24 hours a day. oh, had to come anger up in europe. a new code restrictions is unrest in germany and austria with protesters in paris, spicy back and say gas and division in europe over a year. plans to to label gas from nuclear power. green energy, the german government leading the criticism, claiming it's green washing with the latest news look back to what's been happening over the last 7 days. you're watching weekly here on arte international. dozens of people have been killed during a week of riots in kaz, extend the authority say they have rounded up about $6000.00 people on terrorism charges and claim. there are many foreigners among them in the country started 2022 . ah ah, what a sleepy anti terrorism operation is still under way in the largest city, al massey, it's been the hardest hit in recent days with riots is losing stores and setting fire to government bui

we know a tennis player from the czech republic has been l from the czech republic has been sent homestinct about the way at this hearing will go?— at this hearing will go? australian leual at this hearing will go? australian legal exnerts _ at this hearing will go? australian legal experts are _ at this hearing will go? australian legal experts are the _ at this hearing will go? australian legal experts are the people - at this hearing will go? australian legal experts are the people to i legal experts are the people to follow at a time like this and they seem to feel it would be hard for novak djokovic's legal team. they in effect have to prove that australian border force did effect have to prove that australian borderforce did not effect have to prove that australian border force did not follow the law correctly. the expectation is that it will be a difficult hearing for djokovic's lawyers to win, it's out at 10am local time, 11pm djokovic's lawyers to win, it's out at10am localtime, 11pm in djokovic's lawyers to win, it's out at 10am local time, 11pm in the uk, djokovic's lawyers

they would make this republic into a banana republic where if you don't get your way, you change the rules. are we going to let them? it will be a doomsday for democracy if we do. i, for one, hope and pray that it will not come to this. but i assure my colleagues, at least speaking for this senator, i will do everything i can to prevent a nuclear option from being invoked, not for the sake of myself or my party, but for the sake of this great republic and its traditions. those are powerful words. but they're not mine. every word of my speech today was originally spoken by our esteemed colleague, the senior senator from new york, chuck schumer. senator schumer spoke so eloquently in defense of the senate's rules, customs, and traditions when the fortune of his party looked a little different. my, how times have changed. now it's senator schumer's fingers hovering over the nuclear button, ready to destroy the senator for partisan advantage. think about it, the narrowest majority in senate history wants to break the senate rules to control how voters in every state elect senators. could

that is right within the republic. however, for critics of work isn't, the problem boils down to the idea that canceled culture aims to stifle real debate . what is objectionable in this woke ism, is the idea that instead of having a discussion or a debate, or even an argument about it, that there should be that it should somehow be cancelled. and so are we, we are dealing, sorry to say this. it sounds we're on the route, but we're dealing with the difference between intelligence and stupidity. it's just stupid and is this shift to woke? isn't actually promoting reverse discrimination. politicians of all stripes were united in condemnation. after to merge that, the largest french student union unit was holding meetings that were not open to white students. the president of unit visible, uncomfortable, explains at workshops, organized by the student union apprehended for whites. how can the university tolerate such discrimination and enter white racism within it? if our rooms are closed to students because of their skin

was country who was responsible for this in the democratic republic of the condo, and most importantly, how are they doing it? we go, here's of chaff, loo in 45 minutes on d, w. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word, louis pinnacle. rico is in germany to learn german. why not learn with him? it's simple online, on your mobile and free to shop. t w's e learning course. nickos vague. german made easy. ah ah ah welcome to a special edition of check in today we'll pay a visit to germany's world heritage sites by drawn in this episode, we'll focus on those sites that were added to the unesco list as of the year 2000. all of which were named world heritage sites from the year 2000 onwards. unesco promote science, education and culture. that's why every year it's select natural and cultural heritage sites that have extraordinary universal value. heritage that should be preserved for present and future generations. the monastic island of vice now in lake constant southern germany was declared a world heritage site in 2000. the origins of the islands monast

e papa is one of, of 600 millionaires in the democratic republic of congo. ah, the d r c is the largest country in central africa. about 6 times the size of germany. it's home to nearly 100000000 people. it's history is one of conflict and exploitation. the ongoing violence has resulted in 6000000 deaths in the past couple decades. in 1965, mobutu says they seiko came to power nicknamed the leper desire. he ruled for nearly 32 years, embezzling the equivalent of more than 4000000000 euros during his reign. in 1996 civil war broke out. malicious, supported by neighboring countries, enlisted thousands of child soldiers as they attempted to seize the country's wealth. mobutu died a year later in exile. 2001 saw joseph cabella step into the political spotlight. during his 18 years in power, he amassed an estimated fortune of more than 13000000000 euros because of its instability. the d. r. c is to day regarded as a failed state. ah, we're traveling across the democratic republic of congo to understand why some are getting richer and richer while others are strug

danny central age is biggest republic and shares borders with russia and also china. the protests have been driven by a long simmering resentment over a perceived disparity wealth with the most finding class she's erupting in the commercial capital on massey, kate it in the sy feast. well, here's the aftermath of the writer's attack on this building, which has is several television studios. though it is still cameras and damaged other expensive equipment before setting the premises on fire. a reporter whose office was attacked, described to us the chaos and the face of the people living in the city. i'm not sure or question company. the office of our tv company is located in the very epicenter of the rights. right in front of the office entrance, we found a dead body, a murdered young man, who looked 20 to 25 years old. for them, we started filming, and at a distance of $50.00 to $70.00 me to 3 service men, came up to us and started shouting, stop, hands on what they had weapons which they pointed to tongue. actually i raised my hands, showed my press id when it start

but if we arrived in the republic of an area received in order to protect and defend vital state facility, a, we had order to protect the almighty apple watch is being conducted 24 hours a day. a anger ropes over new coven restrictions in europe. unrest in germany and austria, the protest is in paris, as you can see here, facing t a got some functions. ah, that's good, happy with it. it's sunday and i'll say wrapping up the 1st week in 2022 with some of the biggest global events coming here with the past 7 days. plus the weekend developments as well, which is where we're going to staff. dozens of people have been killed during a week of rights in catholic style. the authorities say they've rounded up more than $5000.00 people on terrorism charges unclaimed. there are many foreigners among them. is how the country started 2022. ah. sweeping anti terrorism operation, still under way in the largest city, al mattie, it's been the hardest hits in recent days with riots is looting still wasn't setting fire to government buildings, many of them carrying firearms to the damage has been estimated

and order if we arrived in the republic of kansas ton deployed to be signed a re, i received an order to protect and defend vital state facilities political that we had orders to protect our marty airport. a watch is being conducted 24 hours a day. ah, and also to come and get her up in europe at the new cobit restrictions is. unrest in germany and austria with protest is in paris facing battens and tear gas. and is more strife in europe saying this time over in plans to label gas and nuclear power is green energy, the german government leading the criticism, claiming it's green washing with hello there, the latest news and look back in the last 7 days to you watching the weekly, here on our t international. now, dozens of people have been killed during a week of rights and can extend the authority say they've ran it up about $6000.00 people on terrorism charges and claim there are many foreigners among them. his high of the country started 2022. ah ah ah. with a group of unidentified people attacked the mere tv and radio studios and l much. the attackers destroyed the tv production c

so if we do not act now, my belief is the big lie will threaten the very future of our republic. if you have any doubt were donald trump with this country to go, look who he endorsed yesterday. a senator who is infringing on democracy in hungary. that is where trump is headed. and that is where this country will head if we do not take action and prevent what is happening throughout the legislatures. as i said it might dear carla guess if republicans continue to hijack the rules of the chamber to prevent action on something as critical as protecting our democracy, than the senate will debate and consider changes to the rules on or before january 17, martin luther king day. democrats for months of trying to bring republicans to the table per joe manchin delayed moving forward he wanted time to convince republicans. he had several months. republicans are not even debate the bill. when asked what their proposals where theyyt would not put anything forward. it is a well known and are caucus in the republican caucus mcconnell said the bottom line no one should cooperate on voting right

journals was to provide you with some context cuz it's down is the biggest of the central asian republics. it shows a border with russia and with china. it's a key part of beijing's trade initiative. the belts and road initiative under wells 9 biggest country because it's done has vast natural resources. ranked 15th for example, among global oil producers, countries also the forefront of certain economic trends is the world's 2nd largest bitcoin mining hub. and the mid the protests, the could to currencies seen a sharp decline in price dropping $6.00 and a half percent since tuesday, because it's don is also the will, the leading uranium export security collapses had a significant impact on the price of the radioactive happy mantle, which is shot of 8 percent in just a few days. economists tillery and says that the may have been formerly stable because extern is a red flag for foreign investors, and potentially in international security risk. more of political issues and economic one. but obviously it must be a big concern because the amounts of civil disruption that is taking part in tha

so this celebration of the republic are subscribed. they just came as another reason for a bosh next in at a public a subscribe to be worried about their safety. thank you for breaking down for as liliana's liliana july for us in banga lucca to a rock now and only 3 months after october. his elections, the new parliament is meeting for the 1st time. uncertainty revolves around the nomination of the speaker and 2 deputies, mahmud, after a while, had, is following the session for us in back that the long awaited on your session of iraq's newly elected the parliament started after control versus now this session is dedicated for selecting a speaker of the parliament and to d. p. t's now of a virtue of iraq's constitution. the president of the state shall be curtis, the prime minister shall be shia muslim and the speaker of the parliament shall be shown the muslim. the conflict now is between the southern movement led by the sheer clinic that of southern, on the one hand and political and she political parties called the coordination frame

a post a soviet republics. and essentially, according to the mission statement of this military block, they have each member state has an obligation to come to help and to aid and other members state if there's an act of aggression against them being committed against them. and according to the catholic authorities, this world is exactly what is happening. have a listen, was there, she carries their season buildings in infrastructure, including sites, housing, firearms, these terrace gangs are essentially international. they've undergone cirrus training abroad. their attack on kazakhstan must be viewed as an act of aggression . so again, from the standpoint of the cast president, it's no longer an internal matter. putting to him internationally trained and equipped and a terrorist groups are taking part here and that they are operate thing inside the country. so from the standpoint of the government, the presence of these well peacekeeping troops is completely legitimate. again, it is somewhat similar to if one