resolution 91-22 what we know is a call to the un and the parliament in the world to implement the rometute and detain putin so that he will be caught when he is in one of the participating countries the rome statute was voted on today, by the way, well, okay, this is a question, you can answer whether you voted or not , see if you voted on the question in that you will finally be able to see what happened today in the council, but it was necessary specifically there and colleagues iryna gerashchenko put to the vote a special resolution for the verkhovna rada to instruct the council channel so that when there will be a quota , it is usually at night there, the next day, which in a day or two, there will be coverage of the council, that is, the one who speaks there will check with yulia and us you can look in the record, this is the whole council, but they communicate in ukrainian , but i understand about the rome statute. why do you talk about cunning, but there is one moment , yes? in the 14th year, the eu, while building its relations with the rome statute and the international crimin

you mentioned that ukraine did not ratify the rome statutes.nd you, as a human rights organization, are negotiating with state bodies, what exactly is the delay? well, we have been in a strange legal limbo for many years. when ukraine, on the one hand, turned to the international criminal court itself, recognized the one-time jurisdiction and invited it to an investigation, and on the other hand, it is not a member of this club and now has only obligations to cooperate and no rights, and this is the truth , the problem is a very strange signal to the international community, especially from the country which suffers from terrible international crimes and constantly talks about the necessary justice. well , in the near future, i hope that after these decisions, which the international criminal court itself adopted and demonstrated the position will change, attention will be paid to this issue, the rome statute will be submitted for ratification , the parliament will vote. thank you, oleksandr, for joining oleksandr matviychuk's broadcast. the eu

and is doing against ukraine and all the strange ones that uh-uh recognize uh-uh signatories of the rome must comply with this . yes , there are different forms. может ответить на-а demand to be е-е the most legative itself такой е-е е-е transparent е-е has international support а-а and е-е and е-е are doing everything possible to е-е all е-е er , to make the guilty er bear responsibility well, after all, i did not fully understand what the hybrid tribunal provides for putin maybe there is no final decision yet, but you remembered the decision of the international criminal court on march 17, the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for putin, and also in russia’s children’s rights committee, and the secretary of state of the united states did not blink, he said that he believed that everything the strange signatories of the rome statute must execute the decree of putin and hand it over to the international criminal court . hypothetically came to the usa, if putin came to the usa, he would be arrested, because we know that the us government wants to sign the rome statute,

these are the countries that are not members of the rome statute.ill continue to be able to travel there without any problems , purely legally, of course, the obligation to cooperate with the international criminal court and transfer only the member states, of which there are 123 today, have persons in respect of whom an arrest warrant has been issued. at the same time, it must be understood that, for example, as you noted, ukraine did not ratify the rome statute, and therefore in the united states it is not part of the rome statute, and therefore the list of countries where i think it is will not be able to go in the near future is wider than these 123 countries, but they have a legal obligation to hand over to putin if he somehow happens to be on their territory or under their jurisdiction a lot, then ukraine somehow i do not know how to ratify the rome statute faster or at least from a political point of view, well, at least from a legal point of view, it looks strange, regarding the obligation to cooperate with the international criminal court,

good evening from rome, where alle es point? good evening from rome, where all e es are point?od evening from rome, where all eyes are on the _ point? good evening from rome, where all eyes are on the hospital _ point? good evening from rome, where all eyes are on the hospital where - all eyes are on the hospital where pope francis will spend the night. we know that his condition is stable at the moment, but he wasn't expected to be kept there by doctors. the doctors are keeping him at the hospital because they want to make sure he's fine. now his life is not in danger reportedly, and according to what the vatican said — but what people are mainly concerned about is the fact that he's now weaker than before, especially compared to when he started working as the pope, being the pope. and we also know that francis said repeatedly he would resign if he felt too weak, if you felt he didn't have the strength to run the church any more. so we will know more tomorrow, obviously, from the hospital, but at the moment his condition remains stable. we will see what his decision will be. i

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we will have the latest from rome.er in mexico, as new details emerge of a fire that caused the deaths of 38 people at a migrant center. and meet the giant addition to london's natural history museum. one of the largest animals to walk the earth. ♪ welcome to world news america. we saw it in switzerland. more than 2000 women are taking the government to court, claiming that they are violating their right to life and good health, taking their ce to the european court of human rights after six years of unsuccessful court battles at home. it is the first climate lawsuit to be considered by the court. and depending on the verdict, it could have widespread applications not just in the eu, but around the world. temperatures in switzerland are rising faster than the global average, and heat waves are becoming more frequent there. in europe as a whole, the last three decades have seen a 30% increase in heat related deaths involving people 65 years and older. our correspondent in switzerland joined me earlier to discuss the cas

oh, he can go to beijing, he can go to delhi, and no whale no, india has not ratified the rome statuteourse, the most interesting moments should happen when a person who is under this warrant ratifies and goes to ukraine, as they say. and here is an experiment because president bashif traveled to such countries , as far as i remember, his trip was to the summit of the african union, they are saying that how will putin go to the bricks summit in the south african republic , he came there was a scandal, one of the judges of the obpritori stated that he cannot leave the territory of the couple until the court decides whether he can to remain there, he calmly went home, moreover, the leadership of the african national congress party came out with a statement that this international criminal court was created in order to oppress the countries of africa , well, that is, they did not even try to pretend that he, uh, could really be extradited , he went, i think for the inauguration of the president of uganda uganda ratified the international this uh criminal sawyer roman creatures recognizes

[000:00:00;00] in each of the 123 countries that have signed the rome statute. well, first of all, you need to be interested in which of these countries vladimir putin can visit . kyiv, in principle, has few. he can go to the united states, which has not ratified the rome statute, and speak at a session of the un general assembly. he can go. to beijing, he can go to delhi. and neither china nor india have ratified the rome statute , of course, the most interesting moments should happen when a person who is under this warrant ratifies, goes to a country that has ratified the constitution, and here is an experiment because president bashif traveled to such countries, as far as i remember, his trip was to the summit of the african union , they say that putin will go to the bricks summit to the south african republic, he came there was a scandal, one of the judges said that he cannot leave the territory of the couple until the court decides whether he can stay there , he calmly went home, moreover , the leadership of the african national congress party made a statem

the bbc�*s rome producer speaking to me earlier.some other stories in the headlines. president biden is to visit the mississippi town of rolling fork on friday. the town was devastated by a tornado last week which killed 26 people. mr biden and his wife jill will meet first responders and people affected by the deadly storm. israel's prime minister has reacted angrily to a suggestion from president biden that he should abandon controversial plans for an overhaul of the judiciary. mr netanyahu stressed that, as a sovereign country, israel would make its decisions "by the will of its people and not based on pressures from abroad". the reforms have resulted in weeks of mass protests across the country. some of the biggest names in technology are calling for the development of artificial intelligence to be put on hold in an open letter, citing potential risks to humanity. this follows us—based openai unveiling the most powerful ai system yet two weeks ago. the world football authority, fifa, has stripped indonesia of the right to host t

vatican says pope francis has a respiratory infection and will need to spend a few days in hospital in rome. king charles is in germany on his first state visit as monarch. he praised germans for their �*extraordinary hospitality�* towards ukrainian refugees. all these years and in so many ways, i have been struck by the warmth of the friendship between our nations. outrage in mexico — as new details emerge about the fire that caused the death of 38 people at a migrant centre. some of the biggest names in technology call for a pause in the development of advanced artificial intelligence — warning it could be a threat to humanity. and one of the biggest animals ever to walk the earth — the skeleton of a patago—titan dinosaur — is the latest addition to london's natural history museum. hello and welcome to the programme pope francis has been taken to hospital, suffering from a respiratory infection. the vatican said the 86—year—old had breathing difficulties in recent days but said he does not have covid and he'll spend a few nights under medical supervision. it comes at the busiest time of t

francine: rome is trying to post the international expo in 2030.ve lost out to other capitals in europe and in milan. what is your three year plan to get that back on track and maybe even win expo? mayor gualtieri: expo is a major opportunity. [indiscernible] we will build post expo in the sense of stability and innovation. i also want to underline that currently we are undertaking the greatest investment program to modernize the city and make it an efficient city in respect to the services that have been lagging behind in the last year. also, coming into the forefront of the new challenges of digitizing, technology, the economy, sustainability. we see the signs of great attention from the investor. we have a lot of finance and interests about the ideas. we are extremely confident. tom: the mayor of rome and former finance minister, roberto gualtieri. thank you. silicon valley bank trouble in the u.s. could it impact the ecb's upcoming policy decisions? we look at that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> this could be a tame example. it is very rational

our top stories: the vatican says pope francis is spending a few days in hospital in rome to be treatedor a respiratory infection. the un adopts a resolution, asking the world's highest court to define the obligation of countries to combat climate change. i celebrate today for the people of vanuatu who are still reeling from the devastation of two back—to—back cyclones. prosecutors in mexico say they're treating the deadly fire at a migrant centre as suspected homicide and identify eight suspects. king charles is in germany on his first state visit as monarch. he praises germans for their extraordinary hospitality. over all these years and in so many ways, i have been struck by the warmth of the friendship between our nations. some of the biggest names in technology call for a pause in the development of advanced artificial intelligence — warning it could be a threat to humanity. and one of the biggest animals ever to walk the earth, the skeleton of a patagotitan dinosaur, is the latest addition to london's natural history museum. we begin with a developing story from rome, where pope f

in fact, this the mayor of rome tweeted last night, rome is close to its bishop and awaits him with sincere and deep affection for the continuation of his important mission for humanity. you know, holy week is a big deal here, paul as you know, and the pope in the hospital the couple of days before it starts, whereas a lot of people. hope of course, that he's well enough to attend. and yet this is a pope, who has been incredibly practical about his health his age and what that means. now he's already signed apparently a resignation letter to be used in the event of him becoming so called impaired. how significant is that? well, it is significant because it just shows that he is thinking about the future. he's thinking, i suppose, as well about john paul, the second who suffered so publicly in his waning days. he died in april 2005 right around the easter period as well. you know this pope pope francis, though, has had he had colon surgery in 2021. he's had other ailments he has he's in a wheelchair. he's not at that healthy of a man and he's missing part of a lung that was removed when he w

if rome grew up on the seven hills , luk dunum leon grew up on three fourvière cruaros and ducheres,andiose amphitheater that could seat up to 10,000 spectators built a furier on the hill, according to according to one version, the name of the settlement, luk dunum , can mean the hill of the god of the meadow, the bow of one of the highest deities in celtic mythology, according to beliefs, it could turn into a crow. it is interesting that it was on the first coins minted here. there was an image of this divine bird during the heyday of the lugdonoma in the city amphitheater , gladiator fights and eloquence contests were held by the standards of ancient rome, there was a huge city. 50,000 people lived in it. antique monuments and medieval temples great restaurants and great shops all this and more it only attracts a legion of foreigners to lyon ; there are sometimes so many of them here that the leon himself, despite their hospitality. i want to fall through the ground, which they do with pleasure, since almost every inhabitant has had such an opportunity for a long time. leona, at le

there were sima filter journalists in rome there. thank you very much. summa. the all rural australias or the southern lights have put out an unusually vivid display overnight zealand. the lights are normally visible at this time, but this year's show has been, is specially intensive. as you can see in these pictures, the lights come from charged particles from the sun colliding with gases in our planet's atmosphere. scientists are expecting progressively more colorful displays in the coming years. quite beautiful. you bought cindy w news before we go. he is a reminder of our top stories. britton's king charles has spoken in the german parliament switching between english and german. he. the monarch of played up the ties between the 2 nations is visit, is meant to revive relations following breaks it. the european commission president, also from the line says future corporation with china will depend on how it deals with the war in youth grey. she's about to visit beijing next week and says the focus will be on frank dialogue be watching the news coming up next

there was sima phillips are journalists in rome there. thank you very much. summa says that taliban returned to power in afghanistan. women and girls have seen their freedoms more and more restricted girls are not able to begin professional careers and schooling is now limited to religious instruction. these girls are learning the crown in m, a dresser in kabul, the taliban, his band girls of their age from going to a normal school. so for most, this is all there is some welcome the opportunity to meet friends outside of the home. and again, be part of a group with a common purpose, but they know it's no substitute for a real education though they're selfish, comerica mantresa cannot help me to become a doctor because that's done through school. and unfortunately, schools are close at her the best of us, but still them address is good to me. it's good for increasing our religious knowledge. and it's a good place to enhance our abilities today. but other than that, if he had to hold a more world ownership, i didn't grow though the girls al

we saw the comments of experts putin can be arrested in each of the 123 countries that signed the rome first of all, we need to be interested in which of these countries he can visit vladimir putin, since kyiv has little in principle, he can go to the united states, which has not ratified the rome statute, and speak at a session of the general assembly, he can go to beijing, he can go to delhi, and china and india have not ratified the rome statute , of course, the most interesting moments have happen when a person who is under this warrant ratifies and goes to a country that has ratified the rome statute, and here is an experiment because president bashif traveled to such countries, as far as i remember, his trip was to the summit of the african union they say how putin will go to the brics itself to the south african republic, he came there was a scandal about one of the judges

rome that he brought surprises or disappointment to his brothers and sisters, we deal with the best inican italy who does not know that the first impression is deceptive, but not in the case of jorge mario bergullo, what he will be pope, he showed the very first second the very modesty, like st. francis who accepted poverty lunch before the flock appeared almost in what was a chic fur robe left in the crying room without a gold ribbon, yes, and becoming a dad was not part of his plans at the conclave. he sat already having bought a return ticket home. and the truth is that you came to rome and you had your suitcase ready to go back, because you were sure that you would not be chosen. yes, when i was chosen as a cardinal, they gave me two cassocks and one black and one red, i left them here, because i had clothes. i tidied up the furniture anthonyocorochina of the previous cardinal. yes, in general, what they gave me, i kept here with the nuns. by the way, the nuns are still there. but in the end, the time i arrived with a small suitcase. and so, as i thought in the holy week before eas

the fourth rome for a long time. a fifth rome? zelensky is also an amplifier? of course there is, this is skyrim so they say the scrolls are ancient in them. he told the president of ukraine that he did not specify what exactly was meant. well , you understand that this, of course, is a fake. well then you understand that zelensky just couldn’t say that, because he can’t pronounce so many words in a row if they were not written to him by the screenwriter, well, this is a fake, which shows very convincingly. here is the train of thought of such a collective arrest officer of a ukrainian politician. but here's what the american presenter says. it is surprising to see the current situation, when the authorities are expelling monks from a monastery that has existed since the 11th century and in whose ovens saints are buried , such behavior is inappropriate for liberal democracies, so an idea arises. there are those who considered zelensky a special hero, who greeted him, who assured that this person should be given and e

or there the tenth rome or some. have now. i understand the concept we are the third rome well that 's better than nothing at all or you don't agree we have some other alternative. we there let's say yes we are a state of civilization, not tracks. that we er and rotate, of course. and and the third rome was still, uh, the concept is quite curious. yes, but it was still the concept of russia in europe. but now it is a completely different concept. we civilization is interesting. well, come on, i agree with you, and we also have political experts who also say that we have unconditionally run into this europe. europe is a great civilization. no one disputes the technology that created the technosphere europeans, including with the help of our people, after all, uh, radio we are the first to actually tv. we are helicopters and that's it. the rest is a lot of things that russian scientists came up with. well, they implemented it in the west. these are the facts that are not surprising here, but we are unique and the only

the journalist sima gulped up in rome gog up to speed on the very latest information about the pope's health. while the latest statement by the vatican essentially said that he rested well through the night at rome's jamaica hospital, that his clinical condition has progressively improved. and that he will continue his plan cheap, but now this is a slightly more positive spin on the situation. some clarity yesterday on wednesday, all we knew from the vatican was that you had reading difficulties and that he was at the hospital and would be getting treatment. now this morning we understand as well. they reveal that after breakfast he read some papers and he also read you doing some work and then before lunch, he get that in prayer at the private chapel at the hospital hospital that he's generally were treated and he was there at that time. so now the italian media has reported on the fact that he has allegedly done a t t scan. and in that scan, they see that pneumonia has been ruled out. and what they understand is perhaps that the mild viral bronchitis essentially and his team and ont

, maria lvova bilova, travel abroad especially to one of the 123 countries that are parties to the rome statute of the international treaty on which the international criminal court is based, then the state will be obliged to arrest them and hand them over to the hague, otherwise it will be a violation of their international legal obligations regarding other states that are not parties to the rome statute, which are not parties to this basic document, according to which the international criminal court works, in principle, no one should want to shake hands with a dictator or those who involved in the most serious crimes against children, so there is hope that even other states will at least limit their contact with these two officials of the russian federation regarding the statute of limitations, this is also very important . the travel warrant will finally be waiting for them , and what is important is that the statute of limitations does not apply only to arrest warrants or to the crimes themselves, that is, no matter how many years pass, the question of the deportation of children w

and where is the difficult rome for her, because our third rome is the real rome and washington withmake themselves a rome, here is carthage, but they are in fact, which should be destroyed. in fact. after all, america claimed that we have the most, uh, religious side of the world, and at some point, probably, we did , and i remember well how the americans fought for freedom of religion in the soviet union in the first post-soviet years, they were indignant at that legislation that we adopted here in the religious sphere. there, when the yagovists or someone else was somehow infringed there. they also spoke, international organizations, all the children stood up. international organizations now, when it happens there, that's all in ukraine, international organizations. i haven’t heard anything lately, but they haven’t congratulated and the serbs are thrown there with easter opa europe uh, well, the temple is really empty, because where vera leaves the temple is empty and today amazing messages came from france, the order of the elektines stops activity, listen we're terminating our m

african like its albashar da albashar the president of sudan da topovi of the states that signed the rometernational criminal court, for which the truth has no direct legal responsibility, the responsibility is political , it is always very difficult to justify why do you not fulfill your obligations and cooperate with the international criminal court, why do you cover up and hide an international criminal, that is why in fact even countries that are sympathetic to putin, like south africa or brazil or venezuela, which is also a signatory of the rome statute , will think twice before accepting putin and not only that instead that will be offered. let's better meet in some other country or even hold a meeting online. that's why this arrest warrant creates a lot of problems for putin in his travels, don't forget what else there is air space, in order to reach the country, you have to fly to the territory of other countries, and there these countries can also stop and execute an arrest warrant. well, i would not forget this seems like a small thing, but the important detail is that medicine

delia gallagher in rome for us thanks very much and to our viewers. thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. erin burnett outfront starts right now. outfront next. he knew the victims, and he also trained the school staff for this very tragedy. the man who lead active shooter drills that covenant and just walk through the school today for the first time since

the application of the norms of national law and norms of international law, that is, what does the rome statute actually say. it says that any crime committed in a country or by a country that has signed this statute, well, this crime fall under the jurisdiction of the court, i.e. no longer of national legislation, but of international law , and this creates for certain countries the threat of, let's say, their citizens who, according to the court, have committed certain torts, that is , crimes, they will immediately fall under its jurisdiction . there are 123 countries that have signed this charter, so there are a certain number of countries that are hesitating, doubting whether it is necessary to do it. concerning crimes of the russian federation on the territory of ukraine since the 14th year, we agreed with the icc that we recognize its jurisdiction in this case on the territory of ukraine . jurisdiction in this area, the fact that we have this yanukovych was actually why ukraine actually made such a decision, it was correct , it was actually it was actually the aggression of the ru

also coming up a few days of rest for a respiratory infection process is admitted to hospice in rome in order to dial back his duties. at his busiest time of the year and the head of the un nuclear watched of visits, ukraine semper reach a power station for a 2nd time. raphael bra c says he still has hopes a deal can be struck to protect the nuclear plants, which was captured by russian forces. ah, i'm all azako. welcome to the program. king charles is in berlin on his 1st overseas visits since becoming british monarch. but it was meant to be the 2nd stop on the king's european visit, but last week's trip to paris was cancelled following days of street protests over the french government plan pension reforms. the king and his wife camilla. the queen consort will be in germany for 3 days. a special welcome for special visitors . britton's king, charter 3rd, and his wife camilla. german president, flanked by dutch dine. maria welcomed the royal couple with military honors at berlin's, but unable gate. ah, it's the 1st time the landmark has provided a backdrop for receiving a state gues

thank you patricio joining us from rome. - strong. thank you patricio | joining us from rome.ning over a new leaf. just a quarter of uk kids say that they read every day. what can the industry do to stop the decline? first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, the chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. it was just a matter of seconds as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier, and so my heart went bang, bang, bang! the constitutional rights of these marches - are their rights as citizens of the united states, - and they should be protected, even in the right to test them out so that they don't get their heads broken. and are sent to hospital. this religious controversy — i know you don't want to say too much about it — but does it worry you that it's going to boil up? oh, it worries me, yes, but i hope everything'll be all right at the end of the

the peace negotiations, the first thing i want to ask is that quite often we mention this about the rometatute and about which countries accepted it or signed and ratified it, and which did not accept it, do you know what these are 122 countries in the world that accept decisions of the international criminal court and warrants of the international criminal court in gaza. i know that in 2000 ukraine signed the rome statute but did not ratify it. you know, here there is always a certain collision between the application of the norms of national law and the norms of international law, that is, what does the rome statute actually say. it says that any what crime is committed in a country or by a country that has signed this statute, well, this crime falls under the jurisdiction of the court, that is, not under national legislation, but international , and this creates for certain countries uh, the threat of, say, their citizens, who uh, well, in the opinion of the court, these or that committed torts, that is, crimes, they will fall under its jurisdiction immediately, some countries do not

austria is a party to the rome statute, which means that austria, like all other the contracting parties are obliged to cooperate with the international criminal court, the warrants finally issued by the court must be executed and the persons wanted by the court must be arrested at the same time , minister of foreign affairs dmytro kuleba believes that the south african republic, where it is going with the visit of the president of the russian federation vladimir putin on the 15th male brics in august, will not be able to ignore the warrant for his arrest . earlier, the minister of international relations and cooperation said that the government of ukraine will have to consult with the russian side about the warrant finally , putin's park is a country that has ratified the roman statute, they are invisible there , they are as aimed as possible, they quietly eliminate the enemy and leave their positions, this is about snipers who perform daily extremely difficult tasks on the front, oleksandr kryvokulskyi will tell you more about it, he came quietly, he left quietly, an accurate shot can'

he was sitting already having bought a return ticket home, the truth is that you arrived in rome andere ready in your suitcase to return back, because you were sure that you would not be chosen. yes, when i elected cardinal gave me two cassocks and one black deal and one red. i left them here because i had clothes in buenos aires. i put in order the decoration of the antoniorychin of the previous cardinal. yes, in general, what they gave me, i kept here with us. by the way , the nuns are still there. well, in the end, i arrived with a small suitcase. and so, as i thought in the holy week before easter, no matter who is chosen, no one will be interned. and i want to be in buenos aires on palm sunday, so i bought a ticket back no more going back. when this pope broadcast such interviews to communicate with journalists for the vatican , this is something new, this pontiff will be remembered for the first time with vivid shots the pope in an indian crown asks for forgiveness from the natives the pope alone in the empty peter square prays for the end of the pandemic cube. the first marria

moment that they will make changes to the rome statute. watch history in 1998, the rome statute was adoptedbut it did not contain the definition of aggression, the definition of aggression appeared only in 2010, that is, changes are possible, but it is a very long process and i am not sure that ukraine has time to wait for completion of this process. therefore, we need to create a separate international judicial body. it is absolutely correct to think that the hybrid format will really cause more questions than answers, including the russian federation, which will begin to claim that this is a court of the winners over the losers, but the hybrid format is actually still better than not to create any international tribunal . therefore , ukraine faces a very difficult choice, and if at some point we feel that there is not a sufficient number of votes , for example, in the un general assembly for the creation of such a tribunal under the auspices of the un will have to go in other ways with the sole purpose of bringing the top military and political leadership to justice, but now you see, we h

therefore, it is absolutely in accordance with the requirements of the rome statute. therefore, this decision cannot be appealed, and if we look at the examples , there are really few of them. it seems to me that this is the sixth case in this history of a criminal case of some level when accusations are brought against the head of state, mainly it was representatives of the regimes. well, now putin is among them one of the star figures, so to speak, so the level is appropriate, what’s next , the international criminal court does not issue verdicts in absentia, that is, in order for the case to be considered in court, putin must be there physically on the dock, that’s possible, you know it seems to me that in addition to the foreign policy aspect, this decision has a very serious impact on what will happen in russia itself, i will explain to you what i mean, look now putin's entourage has received a very strong pass that says what he is saying about what if this entourage will take putin and deliver him to the hands of the international criminal court, this will mean that in this way

and in particular, until the rome statute of the international criminal court applies to all nations, it should not be applied to any. that is, you can't have a system of international law in which countries, like the u. s. unilaterally take the position that they are not going to be subject to the international criminal court. you can't then go after other parties. that's just not how it works. it's not fair, it's not just so, and i agree with that position. i don't think they should should have any jurisdiction as jurisdiction over every country. thank you so much for speaking to today or appreciate your insight, duncanville acumen, and labor rights lawyer. i think thank you. now the disastrous war in iraq, which left a trail of destruction under reported, 1000000 people dead is coming up on its grim 20th anniversary. we're bringing you our special coverage of the conflicts this through the oil rich country and the chaos and to stabilize the region for many years to come. ah or 20 years ago to the day george w bush made the decision to oust then iraqi leader saddam hussein by force.

well, that’s it. the second question is that it is also debatable, which means how effective the rome principle, you are not a person, but i am the second question , they do not recognize the jurisdiction of what you did, you know , with a tank and you will not stop it, that is , the kremlin. from there, it means a rope and you won't take the gag, let it be so , yes, it's impossible to implement it, well, secondly, we're talking about how psychologically it affects it. will include the clause that the warrant for the commission of war will be removed from it. let and i am simply convinced of this that now the lifting of sanctions is not required, and they have repeatedly stated that if they negotiate with ukraine, the sanctions must be lifted, then it is now even more important the most important point will be the cancellation of the international order of the international court , and this is just a demonstration of what it means to him. this is psychologically very nerve-wracking , because he wants the sense in history now that there is no international military to the criminals and

the international criminal court began its work in 2002, after the entry into force of the rome statuteit formalized the creation of a new judicial body and authorized it to investigate cases of genocide violation of the rules of war or the geneva convention, but the muses are not directly related to it should not be confused with the international court of justice, which is also located in the hague and is one of the main bodies. un in forty-five. it was created to resolve international disputes or situations that could lead to conflict . it is important that the jurisdiction of the muses extends exclusively to the states that have signed and ratified the rome statute , with the exception of cases where the request makes the un security council in the jurisdiction of musa included 123 countries, but refused to do so more than 40 among them turkeys. china, the united states and russia, with the front two signing the rome statute, but washington withdrew the signature, and russia did not ratify the treaty. in doing so, the united states acts as a consistent critic of the court of america

thank you very much for your insights that was fema good in rome. the leader of russia wagner mercenary group, says it has made further advances in the ukrainian city of moods reaching the river that divides the city center. britain's defense ministry confirmed the gain earlier this week of august claimed it had captured the eastern part of the city ukrainian president. holiday mister lensky has about to keep fighting over affairs there. the city is full, could lead to further russian gains in the east ukrainian tongues on the outskirts of back moot, determined to see off any further russian advances. despite wishing gains in the east of the city, the fight, the control continues. were water you as follow a motivation? we are fighting until we achieve victory through what we need victory, not only piece your call it exotic, normal, cheaper to water pottery, molnar cheese on saturday. russian media released this footage nucleus, which is a worth reporting to show the damage the fighting has inflicted on buck moot. so you indulge and unidentified russ

that was fema good in rome. the leader of russia's wagner, most new mercenary group, says it has made further advances in bad moods. reaching the river that divides the city center. the games were confirmed by britain's defense ministry. images released by russian states media appear to show extensive damage after months of fighting for control of the city. earlier this week, wagner claimed it had captured the eastern part of bass modes, which military experts say, hold little, strategic value, ukrainian precedent bullet de ms. lensky has vowed to keep fighting over face that the city is full. could lead just further russia games in the east of ukraine. for more let's talk to military analyst than former military intelligence officer, frank lead, which joins us from the u. k. frank, the russian mercenaries have now reached the town center and the river that runs through mood can ukrainian forces stop them. well, they have been stopping now for the last 8 months. the question as to whether they will continue to d

this means further well, but keep in mind that ukrainians, ukrainians , did not sign the rome statutehe americans did not sign the rome statute , ukrainian students do not mean that vladimir putin can come to ukraine on official business this means that all countries that did not even sign have the right to arrest, i specially found out that even if she did not sign, they must have the right , they have the right. will be under the command of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine. they are also planning to prohibit military personnel from running for parliament and engaging in political activities. such changes are being prepared for the second reading of the law, which was in the first reading a year ago. it seems to me that they have already removed this i don't know the law under review, but again, olga, i can only say that i was just talking about this, it is a very debatable topic and i was just giving an example that americans have not gone to vote for ten years, and they have, yes, yes, i am talking about this and i say that the us ministry of defense said that

this is a question of time, in my view, it still means that, according to the eighth article of the romenspector of the children, their deportation to the territory of the aggressor, the problem is that they themselves recognized this crime, the awakening denies about it, mariupol about everything, and here the judge is talking about how many children were taken away, nothing, they did not adopt anyone, guardianship was issued, this crime cannot be taken away children and strangers who were attacked on their territory, this is a military crime and it is a sheep under the pretext that you should take care of the children so that they are injured as a result of the military you commit war crimes when you import them, you understand, well, the problem is that russia, as i have already talked about a lot, has been outside international law in its regulation for a long time , and therefore they do not consider it shameful . they do not recognize international law , russia is not a part of international law, this is the main statement. and that is why the international chief court followed put

by the way, tajikistan ratified the rome statute, that is, theoretically , putin is going to some onere, we are malii rahman, or whoever is the boss there. and theoretically, but they can arrest at least such a demand will be put in front of tajikistan, and in ukraine, the following roman ones, but i learned about something else, even about the fact that this law turns out to be a year and a half president zelenskyi did not sign it. he was voted in. he was i just didn’t sign it and it was before the war, that is, there was no state of emergency. and how is this even possible, and now , for example, there is a law that was voted last year in may on the banning of russian books? is this an unimportant law and it has not yet been signed? what how can it be, this is some kind of neglect of duty, we are the constitution, and where then well, okay, the president can be terribly busy well, then, i am the speaker of the verkhovna rada, he just signs for the president and that's all no, no, it's not a question of employment i know exactly i was there on banks, such things are also tracked by s

empire to the modern, as he said of american rome, which is the successor.that's not the point. the fact is that they are not rome, they are carthage, because exactly the same as carthage under the end of its existence has already begun to materialize. uh, ritual baby offerings . today they are their god of liberalism. it's, well, that their family society devours and the whole social structure is already being offered up by their own children, and today they are sacrificing, uh, their youth as well. and children somewhere are already legalizing the most disgusting forms of perversions and they are still trying to impose it on the remaining parts of humanity. and this is one of the reasons. why did carthage lose because it was completely decomposed from the inside and sickened by everyone those diseases that are sick today, this is a left-wing liberal western society, and it cannot oppose russia well , if we don’t get sick, it’s absolutely certain that this philosopher will be sick of them. i would call such a phrase the normalization of idiocy. that's all t

24th week of italian serie a football ended with the win of juventus in the derby and the defeat of rome, keeping the quota alive, unlike the last few years. close to each other, these torino players dared to score very early and in the 21st minute of the game . he pulled and after receiving the goal, he kept his spirit and was able to after how many second gypsy attacks, of course, this goal was answered earlier than their first goal. two minutes later danilo opened the opponent's goal until the old lady went to the dressing room defeated. the second half was great. it became much more dangerous and put you under pressure. the green rectangle was happy and sad after eight months of injury and another defender scored another goal in another year. after the second goal in this bio, he scored the fourth goal of the day until juventus won consecutively in the derby della more armin without time and hopes to win the league quota. keep the european champions alive, but we are far from the quota zone points let's take the average of two points, this tower is made for the fans of rome. mourinho

we want to go to cnn contributor barbie nadeau, who joins us live from rome.t more are you able to tell us about these two tragedies at sea? yeah you know, this is just another deadly weekend here in the mediterranean. understanding that around 60. people are still missing. when those two boats went down. the italian authorities are telling coast guard were involved in the rescue of 3300 people on 58 boats between saturday and sunday, people leaving tunisia trying to reach the italian island of lampedusa. now you have to go back to 2011 the beginning of the arab spring to see an exodus from tunisia to this extent, and the italian authorities are calling on the european union to try to do something to help stop the flow of migrants coming out of there to try to deal with the economic situation there. that seems to be what is the major driving force out of tunisia. right now, most of the time these boats are coming from libya. we haven't seen as many boats coming from there instead, coming from tunisia is much closer to get to the italian island of lampedusa fro

chris livesay has the story from rome. >> reporter: the pope's condition is improving.ican, which says he slept well through the night, and when he woke up this morning, he had breakfast, read several newspapers, and resumed working from right behind me in his hospital room, where those blinds are closed. he was rushed to the hospital, prompting prayer and sympathy from around the world. >> the pope is ill now, so say an extra prayer for him. >> reporter: at his general audience, the pontiff appeared in good health, until it was over, climbing aboard the popemobile, wincing in pain. it's become a common sight ever since he tore a knee ligament last year, the pontiff is often confined to a wheelchair. when he does walk, he suffers a bad limp, forcing him to cancel both vatican celebrations and overseas trips. here at the jamellely hospital in rome, the faithful keep vigil much as they did in 2021 when he was hospitalized for ten days for a colon surgery. it was diverticulitis, a painful condition that pope francis revealed in january has returns. all of it generating rum