it goes beyond reuters. journalists dealing with us all of the world, how many journalists are dying right now in gaza and southern lebanon. what do you want us to remember about issam? >> issam was someone who did everything with a lot of passion and integrity. as they were carrying out this investigation, i was trying to do it in the same way. to leave no stone unturned. to do this as right as we possibly could and go as far as possibly can. journalists were so moved learning about him and the way he did his job, the care with which he approached every subject. he treated everyone with such humanity and love. he was a model for us in the bureau. even people who have been journalists longer than him and people just starting out. teach everyone who was in the office how to look for story, how to do a story justice. i think that is something -- we are all trying to carry that with this every single day as we pick up the pieces in the office and keep covering what continues to be an active and bloody conflict

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that is from reuters, courting the state news agency.oting the state news agency. let s get some of the day s other news now. armed groups have killed at least 113 people in a series of attacks on communities in central nigeria, in a region beset by religious and ethnic tensions. an official in plateau state said attacks had taken place in at least 20 communities. ukraine denies russia has captured a key town in donetsk. they said fighting was continuing for control of the town. the town lies five kilometres away from the russian held city of donetsk. the claims cannot be independently verified. protesters have held another day of demonstrations in the serbian capital belgrade, demanding the release of nearly a0 people arrested during violent anti—government protests on sunday. students blocked roads around serbia s main government building throughout the afternoon. a nicaragua—bound plane carrying about 300 indian passengers that was grounded in france over suspected human trafficking concerns has landed in mumbai. two of those on board

thank you, 'ust as editor at reuters, i inequities.inequities. thank you, just as i editor at reuters, always great to hear from you.— in the uk, opposition parties have strongly criticised the former prime minister, liz truss' resignation honours list, which includes peerages for a conservative party donor and a former special adviser. labour says the honours are a slap in the face for working people. all prime ministers are allowed to release an honours list on leaving office. but as ms truss served just 49 days, her list has been controversial. iain watson has that story. in september 2022, liz truss became prime minister but she spent less time in number ten than any of her predecessors. iam resigning... after six weeks she quit as conservative leader and after serving as prime minister she was entitled to a resignation honours list. she made 11 nominations — one for about every four days she spent in office and three of them are given seats in the house of lords. matthew elliott, a long—time supporter of tax cuts. join moynihan, a

reported some minutes ago. from israel as reuters reported some minutes age-— live now to bethlehemg us on the programme and we have been hearing in the last hour from benjamin netanyahu. give us the details. he said netanyahu. give us the details. he: said he'sjust come back from gaza and he met a reserve brigade in the field and according to his speech they asked for his statement and asked him not to stop and continue to fight to the end, a reiteration of what he has said this weekend, that this war is a long war and will not stop. the wording is quite interesting. he said newspapers and studios say we would stop, and in a way trying to debunk any reports or predictions that there would be a stop at any stage or de—escalation any stage and went on to say, we don't stop, we keep fighting and we deepen the fighting in the coming days and this will be a long fight and it's not close to ending. if you contrast that with what we have just heard about the proposal from egypt of negotiations between israel and hamas, you will see the big challenge that cairo and the two main negotiators

iro, look, first we are told that reuters made public the list with which ukraine appealed to the united states for military aid, it was in closed mode, talked about, and even after that you sit and think, yes, if it was secret and spoken, then how it was already detailed in reuters in the morning, this is such a sub-question. and the main question, looking at this list, it is as reasonable as possible, it corresponds, among other things, to the doctrine of conducting offensive actions of the us army, there are also blackhawks and apache helicopters, there are also f-16 and 18, there are all the things that are necessary, which the us army considers to be minimally necessary in order to launch any offensive, it can in fact completely change now, that is, it is like a continuation of what glavkom zaluzhny wrote, by the way... in an article for the economist, summing up the results of this war, so there is a double question, firstly, is this really that list and how did it suddenly become crowded, and secondly, about the logic of this request, will there be even a part of it from the usa f

meanwhile in lebanon, reuters investigation has revealed an israeli tank crew killed one of the reuters journalists and wounded six reporters on october 13 by firing two shells in quick succession from israel while the journalists were livestreaming cross-border shelling. the attack killed reuters videographer issam abdallah and injured six others, including agence france-presse reporter christina assi. reuters has condemned the killing and is demanding that israel explain its actions. united nations secretary-general antonio guterres has invoked article 99 of the u.n. charter in a bid to force a debate at the security council on a resolution calling for a humanitarian ceasefire in gaza. guterres's spokesperson stÉphane dujarric announced the move on wednesday. >> the attorney general urges the member of the security council to press to avert a humanitarian catastrophe and appeals for a humanitarian cease-fire to be declared. amy: it is the first time guterres has invoked article 99 since he became u.n. secretary-general seven years ago and just the fourth time in u.n. history. in new y

sources of reuters talk about the concessions that the democrats are allegedly ready to make.ndeed, republicans want to seriously restrict migrants, both illegal and those who enter the country legally, so they are now allegedly discussing increasing the requirements for those who will be able to apply for asylum in the united states, as well as an extension. conditions for deporting those caught here illegally, and considering the introduction of a so-called safe third country practice that would turn away a migrant before he tries to enter the united states. it is difficult to say whether these compromises will satisfy the republicans at the moment, i will only say that the incitement of these anti-migration sentiments is not the demands of the extreme right wing of the republicans, who are against ukraine, as it is sometimes it seems that they are talking about it and they are completely conscious... unconscious republicans who passionately support ukraine. the leader of the democrats in the house of representatives, jeffreys , is still very careful about the possibility of

the managing director of an english shipping company told reuters that there is no information about the details of the intervention, how many vessels it has, how long it will take for these vessels to reach the conflict area, and whether they will take action at all. not available. the new wave of terror in the military and zionist settlements of lebanon, hezbollah announced the targeting of six settlements, two gatherings, a base and a barracks of the zionist military in the north of the occupied territories. 6 military and zionist settlements of kiryat shemone, branit, avivin, dovivo matlala and ramot. in response to the zionist military attacks on the areas south lebanon was targeted. zionist regime media reported that five soldiers were wounded, houses were destroyed and cars were set on fire during this operation. there is no safe place, we are not safe. you see what has happened to our house. neighbors' houses were also destroyed. everyone is leaving here. zionists around the occupied shabaa cemetery and another gathering behind the military bases of the zionist regime in the

that has some significance, but reuters adds when robert f. kennedy jr.s lead over biden exnds to 5 points overall, 36-31 while rfk jr. nets 16% of the vote. reuters also notes when rfq jr. is an option trump takes a 5-point lead then seven swing states. in the republican primary field republican governor chris sununu is officially backing nikki haley for president. the popular republican state leader made the endorsement last night during a town hall event in manchester. his support comes as haley has climbed in some national and state polls recently. the former south carolina governor has had a strong showing in new hampshire in recent days, polling second to trump. support from sununu could provide a boost for haley in a key early voting state. >> i say this a lot, a lot of people have heard it but it means so much. it is the heart of what we are here. it is about low taxes and limited government. >> haley joined governor sununu on stage at the town hall after the endorsement to thank him and speak directly to voters. >> i mean it doesn't get any bette

reuters news agency also announced the suspension of the trips of the belgian shipping company euronavthe red sea. earlier, five other major shipping companies had also postponed their trips from the red sea. the yemeni armed forces have announced until gaza, drug and if there is not enough food , it will prevent the passage of ships bound for the ports of the zionist regime. until now, several ships that did not pay attention to yemen's warnings were targeted by missile and drone attacks in the babolmandb strait. the american defense minister on a trip to the occupied territories of a multinational coalition consisting of england, france, italy, spain, norway, holland, and canada. in response to the yemeni army, bahrain has announced that it has accused yemen of disrupting the security of the international community. in response to this accusation, the yemeni army has announced that only ships in the occupied territories will be targeted and other ships will not be targeted can pass safely. yemen has warned that it has painful options to respond to any aggression against yemen. price

it. the possible sale of $106.5 million worth of tank shell equipment to israel, and, according to reuters, the state department used the arms export control law to prevent congress from block the sale. a loud corruption scandal in japan, 15 ministers and their deputies will be fired for kickbacks, receiving income from collecting political donations in violation of reporting rules will lose their posts in particular. and the right hand of prime minister kishida, the secretary general of the government, and several other heavyweights of the ruling party. the former minister for the tokyo olympics is also under suspicion; it is assumed that it worked. on kickbacks of about 70 thousand dollars, due to the scandal, the level of support for the current japanese government fell below 30%. the dragon's leap will transform from an agricultural country into a technology giant. the chinese course towards global leadership, what is the secret of the sharp rise, on which one of the leading and fastest growing economies of the planet, a rival of the united states and a reliable partner of belarus, rel

the managing director of an english shipping company told reuters: there is no information about the details of the operation of the coalition, how many vessels it has, how long it will take for these vessels to reach the conflict area, and whether they will take action at all or not. supporters of palestine demonstrated in several yemeni cities. demonstrators today in sanaa and saada chanted slogans in support of the palestinian resistance and with the palestinians the announcement also depended. yemenis also condemned america's support for the regime occupying jerusalem. americans, the number of americans is important . lam taghnina mohmeh kan or martyr or agent or martyr or agent takfi israel's crew last night manama, the capital of bahrain , was the scene of demonstrations in support of the palestinian and yemeni resistance. bahrainis chanted slogans against america and the zionist regime and supported ezzeddin qassam's battalions as well as the yemeni army, which blocked the passage of zionist ships from bab al-mandeb . palestinian supporters in the province of zarqa, jordan , a

academia, on the streets, that's the next phase of the conversation, the next phase indeed, kill the reuters videographer six other journalists in south lebanon nearly two months ago, were an apparent deliberate and direct attack on civilians, which two international human rights groups have said must be investigated as a war crime. the investigation by amnesty international and human rights watch was released sanitaneously with similar investigations by reuters and france's international news agency agens which said two strike. that were 37 seconds apart targeted the journalists working for international media outlets near the village of alma al on october 13th. have look. our months long investigation into the two israeli strikes on group of journalists on 13 october in south lebanon indicated that it was likely the strikes were likely a direct attack on civilians and must therefore be investigated as a war crime. all the evidence that we collected show that the israeli military either knew or should have known that the group of journalists were civilians, amnesty international found no in

at the same time, according to reuters, more than 100 european officials plan to send a letter to congress asking it to approve further military assistance to ukraine from... the possibility independently cope with the costs of weapons. however, this is not the only problem; eu countries are concerned about the diminishing role of germany and france as allies of kiev's sponsors. serious challenges are created by the position of hungary, which declares its intention to block both the process of ukraine’s accession to the european union and the allocation of 50 billion euros to the country. at the same time , approval for biden's performance fell to its lowest level. during his tenure as president, abc news reports 37.7%. against the backdrop of such popularity, the house of representatives plans to vote on a resolution authorizing further investigation with a view to impeaching the head of the white house. the speaker of the lower house made a corresponding statement at a closed meeting of the republican party. the security forces of belarus are aware of the aggressive plans of their oppone

next phase of the conversation. the next phase indeed, now two israeli air strikes that kill the reuters videographer six other journalists in south lebanon nearly two months ago, were apparent deliberate and direct attack on civilians, which two international human rights groups have said must be investigated as a war prime. investigation by amnesty international and human rights watch was released simultaneous. with similar investigations by reuters and france's international news agency agence, which said two strikes that were 37 seconds apart, targeted the journalists working for international media outlets near the village of alm al-shab on october 13th. have look, our months long investigation into the two israeli strikes a group of journalists on 13 october in south lebanon indicated that it was likely the strikes were likely direct attack on civilians and must therefore. investigated as a war crime, all the evidence that we collected shows that the israeli military either knew or should have known that the group of journalists were civilians, amnesty international found no indica

reuters writes about this with reference to the country's state secretariat of economics. its neutral status, supported sanctions against russia. in europe itself, currently in russia. assets, most of them are stored in the international depositary of eurocl. it was economic news, briefly. hello, i'm boris akilov. and i, oleg stepanov. and we, creators of the project russia 2062. headquarters of free thought. together with experts, we are discussing how we can develop the russia of the future in the next 40 years. see you in the future. investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, and russian industry can replace foreign suppliers. necessary. give me all the resources , give me the recipe, in general, this is how to achieve what you have achieved, do you think that you are on top of the world, you got up, dusted yourself off and went, is russia ready to change, is there a revolution taking place in any structure? look how very they stored the drugs safely, there is no doubt that they conducted clinical trials on unsuspecting people, african

of weapons and equipment that ukraine invited to the united states next year became known to the reutersy, along with ammunition, drones and armored vehicles, such expensive items as fighter jets are mentioned. f-18, apach helicopters, black hawk, air defense systems. all this, if it is real, will happen soon. and as for the 24th year, according to the new york times, the american military. they advise ukraine to consolidate on its current positions, dig in and build up its forces. it was donbas realities. before meeting. we continue the search for 17-year-old nadia shishkina. the girl disappeared. even on the first day of a full-scale war, and imagine, for all this time there was no news about it. i know that when it all started, the child was in the kherson region, in the city of nova kakhovka, which is still occupied. maybe that's why hope doesn't get in touch, so i really ask everyone who sees me to look carefully at the girl's photo. remember this face, if suddenly someone sees nadia shishkina, or someone knows where she can be stay now, don't delay. and call us on the hotline of th

the conversation lasted more than three hours , reuters reports. china is ready to continue strengthening cooperation with belarus - said the leader of the heavens. summing up the meeting, and lukashenko assured that belarus was and remains a reliable partner of china. this is already his second trip to beijing this year, during the previous meeting, which took place in february, they discussed china's peace plan for ukraine. it consisted of 12 points, including calls for a ceasefire, the lifting of sanctions and the resumption of negotiations. he flies to washington to convince and give money to the armed forces. the newly appointed foreign minister of great britain, david cameron, will visit the usa on december 6. will talk about necessity strengthening of military support to ukraine - reports reuters. according to cameron , there are disputes in american political circles about aid to kyiv, but he is convinced that the arguments in favor of the fact that the security of europe is the security of the united states will prevail. the british minist

prime minister benjamin netanyahu insists israel will fight to the end, but the reuters news agency isoting egyptian security sources as saying israel and hamas are both open to a ceasefire, but still disagree over details. our correspondent lucy williamson has more. the target for israel in gaza is hamas. for palestinians, it's survival. the rafah crossing point exploded in desperation today, each aid truck a lifeline, each minute of the journey, a lifetime of waiting. the border town of rafah has swelled to four times its normal size as people flee the fighting elsewhere. empty stomachs filled with hope, empty bowls held out for food. the un estimates that almost half the households here are facing very severe hunger. translation: what is happening in gaza is of the utmost _ concern to france. too many civilians are being killed. but the israeli prime minister is so far standing firm. translation: we are guided by the will of the fallen. we will fight until the end and we'll achieve all our objectives — eliminating hamas, releasing all our hostages and ensuring that gaza will not bec

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that's the reuters news agency reporting that according to local media.summit this week. japan and countries in southeast asia have agreed to co—operate over maritime security in the face of an increasingly assertive china. the agreement made at a summit in tokyo comes amid an increase in maritime disputes involving china. japan has positioned itself as the country that will lead the response to chinese pressure. earlier i spoke to danny russel. he is the former assistant secretary of state for east asian and pacific affairs in the second 0bama administration — and currently with the asia society policy institute. he explained what boosting maritime security coorperation hopes to achieve. it's a mix of defence capabilities of surveillance and oversight capabilities, some very basic training for coast guards. these are, and southeast asia, as well as, i should add, and the pacific islands, countries with huge economic exclusive zones, aec is thes, but their capacity to monitor them or to protect them, and they are subject to regular and increasing incursio

joining us now white house correspondent for reuters, jeff mason.e getting towards the end of the year, so it's worth taking stock. how is the biden administration looking to work with divided government next year? it didn't seem to go so well this year. and it looks like -- looks like jeff is frozen which is kind of apt for this time of year and the weather. if we can get him back, we will get him back. but still ahead we'll go live to cnbc for an early look what's driving markets this morning after the dow rallied to a new high for the year. "way too early" coming right back. year. "way too early" coming right back (carolers) ♪ iphone 15 pro, your husband deserves it! ♪ (mom) carolers? to tell me you want a new iphone? a better plan is verizon. (dad) no way they'd take this wreck. (carolers) ♪ yes, they will, in any condition. ♪ ♪ get iphone 15 pro and ipad and apple watch - all on them! ♪ (mom) please forgive him. (carolers) ♪ it's all good - just a little awkward. ♪ (soloist) think we'll wrap this up. (vo) for a limited time, turn any iphone in

according to reuters, kiev made a new request, asking washington to provide a list of new weapons, includingsile defense system. airplane. f-18 and helicopters, as well as c17 and c-130 aircraft. the list was presented to the pentagon in a closed meeting. french farmers are not stopping their manure riots. agricultural unions organized several demonstrations in cities across the region britain in protest against tax increases. the capital of the region, ren, was driven by tractors, from which they began to fire at the buildings of the local administration of navo. thousands of civil servants marched through the center of linana demanding a 10.5% salary increase. the current level of earnings, according to them , does not allow them to cope with increased prices, tariffs and rents. members of the german education union and the police union were also reported to have joined the march. a rally with similar demands also took place in stuttgart. it's just the latest in a series of protests that have taken place across the country this week. unions have already called on teachers, university staff

the ukrainian deputy minister of economy stated this in an interview with reuters. remind you that slovakia decided to extend the ban on imports of agricultural products from ukraine and expand the list of goods. it contains honey, wheat flour and malt. also sugar, and today slovak truckers, following the example of their polish colleagues, intend to block the checkpoint on the border with ukraine, speech about the border crossing vishne-german, uzhgorod. romania celebrates its national day today - the holiday is dedicated to the unification of the romanian principalities in 1918 and the appearance of a new young state on the map of europe. the president of belarus congratulated the people of the country on the 105th anniversary of the great unification. alexander lukashenko emphasized that belarus remains true to its convictions, ready for a peaceful constructive dialogue based on respect and equality. the head of state expressed confidence that our countries have great potential for cooperation and will be able to find ways to resume full-fledged relationships. re

the israel defense forces released a video from the south of the gaza strip, reuters reports. we are talking about the large city of khan yunis. in the chehal, it is specified that within a few hours, the troops broke through the defense of the hamas brigade in this city, surrounded and began to maneuver it deep. at the same time , the troops captured hamas strongholds, discovered weapons and intelligence materials. a large number of militants were also destroyed and dozens of destroyed tunnels were discovered. individual servicemen. they even began raids in the very center of the city, which tsehal's statement defined as a symbol of the military and administrative rule of hamas. ukraine began accepting its citizens fleeing the gas sector because of the war in november. in the hot spot, israeli forces are now carrying out massive shelling, so people trying to leave through egypt. there are many risks that can affect the breakdown. evacuation, so everything happens according to lists and long-term preparation. odesa has already received the first group of evacuees and resettled

the israel defense forces released a video from the south of the gaza strip, reuters reports.e talking about the large city of khan uninis. otsehal specify that within a few hours the troops broke through the defenses of the hamas brigade in this city, duck out and they began to maneuver deeper, while the troops captured hamas strongholds, discovered weapons and intelligence materials. a large number of militants were also destroyed and dozens of destroyed tunnels were discovered. some military personnel even launched raids in the very center of the city, which sahal's statement identified as a symbol of the military and administrative rule of hamas. on the protection of our sky. in the first days, wide. invasion , the enemy planned to destroy our aviation, but ukrainian helicopters continue to strike occupiers where they do not expect, about the work of pilots of the 18th separate army aviation brigade, about how rotorcraft work, kateryna kusmarova will tell. the crew of the 18th separate brigade of army aviation is in the sky, this time neutralizing enemy targets in the done

it will be enough until the end of this year, and here are two more pieces of news, good and bad, reutersm a source familiar with the negotiations, the good is that the real ... a number of concessions in migration policy. it is discussed, for example, increasing the requirements for those who will ask for asylum in the united states, also the deportation of illegal migrants should become easier, and another possible innovation is the introduction of the practice of the so-called third safe country, which would reject the migrant before he will try to get to the united states. do these compromises satisfy the republicans? hard to say right now? democrats in the house of representatives, jeffries, is still very, very cautious about the possibility of a compromise. a compromise between reasonable border protection and violation of human rights. but the bad news is that they will hardly be able to make it to the holidays. the same reuters sources say that only the framework of the agreement will be possible before the holidays, it will be finalized and voted on after the holidays. and argume

operations due to a lack of ammunition along the entire line. front, said general tarnavskyi in a comment reuters agency. however, he emphasized that russian troops also face similar problems. how critical is the situation for the armed forces, why is ammunition not arriving in the required quantity, and what will happen next? in ukraine , there are problems with recruitment to lavzu in order to solve the necessary difficult decisions of the authorities. few of those mobilized through gym raids become good soldiers. the economist writes about it. zaluzhny said that the mobilization in ukraine should be returned to the previous framework. what changes in mobilization are planned, and what are desperately needed, we say with a representative of the ministry of defense. 14 hours in the open sea, during the battle for the battle towers , the ukrainian special forces officer conan fell overboard. despite hypothermia, dehydration, and pain, he did not stop and swam continuously to survive. how he managed to survive is the story of a legendary fighter of the main intelligence agency. further on our broa

the israel defense forces released a video from the south of the gaza strip - reuters reports. we are talking about the big city of hanyounis. the idf states that within a few hours, the troops broke through the defenses of the hamas brigade in this place, surrounded it and began to maneuver deep, while troops captured hamas strongholds, discovered weapons and intelligence materials. it was also destroyed. a large number of militants and dozens of destroyed tunnels were discovered. separate military personnel even began raids in the very center of khan yunis, which the zayawihal identified as a symbol of the military and administrative rule of hamas. the news team continues to work for you, see you at the beginning of the next hour, good night, good night, see you. chevrons approaching victory, step by step, they move away from one danger to another, step by step, they are freeing our land, fields and forests , houses that have been visited by evil from invisible death, life will not return here without the sappers, without the courage... and dedication of these people, we will

in addition, reuters reported that the country's government plans to create a buffer zone in the gastacks after the end of the war. according to israel's freedom of action on the territory of the gas sector, administrative institutions have not yet been built. a key ally of israel, the united states wants the war between israel and hamas to end as soon as possible, us national security council strategic communications coordinator john kirby said during a briefing, but washington has requirements for what the situation in the region will be after the war. first, there can be no forced displacement of palestinians from gaza at the end of this conflict. secondly, gas can no longer... affected aid to ukraine and defocused the world's attention, president volodymyr zelenskyy said at the final press conference. despite the war in the middle east, attention to ukraine will not disappear, - the orientalist believes mykhailo yakubovych. this focus will not be lost because, first of all, the conflict in the middle east is endless, its prospects , in fact, the time frame look, well, more optimi

the data for this year is published by the reuters, attempts to reduce dependence on moscow only lede european countries at once, bulgaria, the czech republic, finland, hungary and slovakia. increased purchases, there are simply no alternatives to russian fuel for nuclear power plants, reuters experts note that europe will not be able to fully provide itself even by the end of this decade. today, on the eve of lawyer's day , the all-russian legal dictation started, the solemn ceremony took place just in the columned hall of the house of unions, where at these minutes, for the fifteenth time in modern history , the laureates of the lawyer of the year award are being honored. among them, sergei sobyanin awarded the mayor of moscow for protecting the social and labor rights of citizens for... representatives of our profession are always and in everything guided by their own sense of law and justice, they do everything so that our country expands cooperation with its partners, effectively resists external pressure from so-called unfriendly states, of which there are unfortunately many. n

reuters experts note that europe will not be able to fully provide for itself even by the end of thisiversity campuses will be created in russia in the near future. nikolai patrushev stated this at a meeting in yaroslavl on personnel for the aviation industry. well, also during the working trip, secretary savbe for russia checked the progress of work on the construction of a number of sports facilities. report by nikita mordovin. the first point of work of the trip is the beach volleyball center under construction, it is ready by 80%. nikolai patrushev was told that the sand here will be poured onto the heated floor, which has already been installed. warm, the delegation also looked at a two-story building where there will be a spa center, a gym, and swimming pools for children and adults. this is perhaps the most anticipated space, a large arena with a capacity of 5,000 spectators. this will become the home court for our volleyball club yaroslavich. by the way, a hotel will be located on the second floor where visiting teams can relax. there will also be a cafe, conference area and o

the republicans demand of him, well , to do. these steps, such sources are healing somewhere for reutersm the white house, and since you are always our first source of information from the other side of the ocean, tell me, is it true what reuters is writing to us? well, actually, yesterday i also corresponded with some of the senators, the democrats who chair the committees, i'll say this, i won't name specific names, who say that yes, in fact, they are ready to negotiate, now the main question, i will tell you, is the question of... in principle, and this week it was key, when the republicans and democrats sat at the negotiating table, it is actually where the so-called detention centers, that is , the centers for the refugees, will be located, whether they will be located on mexican territory or on american territory, and that was the key issue that everybody was focused on, and what senator murphy, what he said, is that we stop these conversations now, stop negotiating and bring a package to the floor for a vote without these preliminary agreements that it actually was, well, it disru

a short while ago, i spoke to the global race and justice editor at reuters, kat stafford.n the bbc. i appreciate your time. when we spoke earlier this year, you'd just done an investigative deep dive into health disparities impacting black americans, all the way through the life course from birth to death, in particular as well, why so many more black women die in pregnancy. ijust wonder, do you think that started a conversation in this country? well, i think a lot of people were already discussing black maternal mortality and this long—standing impact that it's had on black women for decades. but i think what my project did at the time was really lay out and explain how this is something that is a generational problem, this isn't something that just started recently. and i think the project was really able to show the causes of this, the effects of this, and what a black baby experiences at the start of its life lays the foundation for health inequities they encounter over the course of their life. i think right now, this conversation is really taking off. we are seeing a

laurie goering at the thomson reuters foundation, agreed to have you with us.ed to have you with us. thank you. agreed to have you with us. thank ou. ., ., ., ,, thank you. -- great to have you with us. heavy snow across europe has caused disruption everywhere from germany, austria and the czech republic to the uk. 0ur reporter nicky schiller has more. southern germany has been one of the worst—hit areas across europe, with a0 centimetres falling overnight, friday into saturday. this is from the city of munich where residents were advised to stay at home for their own safety. at the airport, 700 flights were hit with cancellations and long delays for passengers, some resorting to walking to the airport. across the city, most buses, trams and a lot of train services were not running. the bayern munich game against union berlin was called off. although the snow, as you can see, did give the children a chance to get out their sledges. neighbouring austria has been hit by heavy snowfalls. firefighters were brought into clear fallen trees. there was a landslide in o

in general, according to reuters, moscow spent more than a trillion rubles to support the industry. civilion, including aircraft production and financial assistance to airlines. 12 billion for russia as a whole and for the technological industry, this is significant. damage or not, or russia might not notice it, in your opinion, well, with the available petrodollars, let's say it's a small amount actually, but again, it's an industry, but the effect, sorry, good effect, good, yes, that is, we see, that is, on the domino effect, when everything starts to fall, because in fact booing aerobus not only does not allow you to use there to replace parts with their own, they do not update the software. there are a number of safeguards, i.e. the same plus companies that are lessors, they took away , well, insurance, insurance was taken away from these planes, that is, they do not guarantee that they will be safe, passengers and everything else, so on these planes already you can't fly to europe, and in fact, if we go back to the civil sector, we already see certain problems, ural airlines has land

at that time, reuters journalists wrote and got acquainted with the initial version of the document.start of negotiations agreed, although hungary, for example , does not change its rhetoric. prime minister orban insists that kyiv is not ready for accession. ukraine's membership in the eu and the start of accession negotiations do not coincide with hungary's national interests. ukraine must complete the implementation of the recommendations. progress of the commission will be assessed at the summit in march 2024. in november, the european commission considered four of the seven important steps that kyiv had to take in order to start the negotiations to be fully implemented. the decision also discussed specific additional requirements: an increase in staffing the number of the national anti-corruption bureau, the abolition of restrictions on the powers of the national agency for the prevention of corruption, the adoption of laws to implement the recommendations of the venice commission on laws on national minorities, as well as the adoption of a law that regulates lobbying according t

reuters writes about the request, citing sources. here are the latest data on the situation in the conflict zone. dozens of wounded died in the morning alone. the central and southern regions of the gas sector are smaller. israeli air force in the city of rafak. report of fierce fighting between tsahal and hamas come from different parts of the enclave. in the israeli border areas, air raid sirens sound. all new appeals are sent to the president for the results of the year with vladimir putin. on december 14, the head of state will answer questions from citizens. the program will include a direct line, a large press conference, so journalists are also preparing, well. some regulatory structures came and discovered that the cable that was connected to the house had not been sealed for more than 56 years, they decided that the grandmother was an electricity thief. they counted her stolen electricity at 6.00 kw for a total of 3,200 rubles. and grandma is worried not only about the fact that she will have to pay this unreasonable amount,

the reuters news agency had reported that there was a team from the israeli mossad who are in doha andtually negotiating for a resumption of that ceasefire deal, trying to change some of the terms to actually secure the release of more hostages, potentially some of the female hostages that are still inside gaza, perhaps some male hostages as well. but very shortly after that, there was a statement from the israeli prime minister's office, and they said that, in fact, the situation was quite different to what reuters were suggesting. they said there was in fact an impasse in negotiations and the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, had actually urged his israeli team to leave doha altogether, to leave qatar, that there was nowhere that they could go with those talks at the moment and to come back to israel. so that, i think, shows you just how quickly—changing the situation is when it comes to this story as we hear those differing reports of what's going on. but it does look like for now, those talks have really broken down and aren't going anywhere soon. we want to show some more dramat

reuters journalist tommy lund reported this on social networks.let me remind you that the us president is asking for $61 billion in aid for ukraine. but the republicans are blocking the adoption of the decision, motivating it by the fact that it is necessary first. to bring order to the borders, the biden administration found a compromise, proposing to allow the deportation of migrants at the southern border of the united states under a simplified scheme, but only on days when a particularly large number of people arrive at the border. 12th package of sanctions eu leaders agreed against russia, reuters reports. the information was confirmed by radio liberty's editor for europe, rikard jozwiak. according to his information, this package. will be formally adopted in the coming days. let me remind you that eu ambassadors could not reach an agreement on the 12th package of eu sanctions against russia due to austria's position. this is the end of the news release. i pass the floor to my colleagues. the marathon lasts around the clock. he can't afford i

so are representatives from the wire, from ap, from reuters. there is a tv, there is someone from radio there are still photographers, doug, and there's also a newspaper reporter who will write what is called a pool report because not all of the reporters who want to cover the president can actually be in the room and someone is always designated. write a little report on what he did, what time he left, the white, what time he arrived over at department of interior, how long he spoke, who he shook hands with, took with that sort of thing. and part of our function there, at least to main functions, reasons why we exist. doug alluded this earlier. one of it is that we are there at all times in case happens that god forbid moments when something might happen to the president or someone to him. the second reason is, not only should something happen him, but in case something happens around the world and he to address the american people, he needs to make a statement or to react quickly. all the media is there. we can set up within minutes. and he c

so are representatives from the wire, from ap, from reuters. there is a tv, there is someone from radio there are still photographers, doug, and there's also a newspaper reporter who will write what is called a pool report because not all of the reporters who want to cover the president can actually be in the room and someone is always designated. write a little report on what he did, what time he left, the white, what time he arrived over at department of interior, how long he spoke, who he shook hands with, took with that sort of thing. and part of our function there, at least to main functions, reasons why we exist. doug alluded this earlier. one of it is that we are there at all times in case happens that god forbid moments when something might happen to the president or someone to him. the second reason is, not only should something happen him, but in case something happens around the world and he to address the american people, he needs to make a statement or to react quickly. all the media is there. we can set up within minutes. and he c