they have a big technological as under subsidizing c, c s on the ground scale. that's also true in the us under, by norway under us also benefit from the know how up there, oil and gas industry. germany still has to legalize t c. s. and mice export c o 2 to norway. one thing is for sure, the technology is expensive and it's not with that risk. but at this point, do we really have a choice? what the support from my perspective is should launch these risks and mitigate them as good as we can. and then also compare those risks of using c. c. s to the risk of love to use exist yet because also what we're not doing has impacts. in this case, if we don't use c, c s, that means we accept more emissions which needs to work time of change. so it provides the spec to the risk of not using c, c s exceeds the rest of appeasing. and do you think c, c s technology is the wave of the future? that is no and the common the enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. as the warning ukraine grind on the neighboring voltage states which are anxiously from the ring side seat, pressin

and then also compare those risks of using c c. s to the risk of love to use exist yet, because also what we're not doing has an impact. in this case, if we don't use c, c s, that means we accept more emissions which needs to work time of change. so we provide perspective the risk of not using c, c s exceeds the risk of appeasing. and do you think c, c s technology is the wave of the future that is know, and the common the the enter the conflicts own with tim sebastian. as the warning ukraine grind on the neighboring voltage states which anxiously from the ring sightsee, pressing the west to increase 8th and kia and make sure russia dozens with my guess this week is the last of the is 5 minutes to 50 on his card. and he's clear nature as to optics can conflict the next on d, w gets ready for an exciting toyota look surprised. hi, irish. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of human to do you have you have a one to talk to me before you go to the spot on the, on expected side to side. as the warning ukraine grinds on, the neighboring

they have a big technological edge under subsidizing p c. s on the ground scale. that's also true in the us under, by norway under us, also benefit from the know how up there, oil and gas industry. germany still has to legalize t c. s mice, export c o 2 to norway. one thing is for sure the technology is expensive and it's not with that risk. but at this point, do we really have a choice? what this important from my perspective is should launch these risks and mitigate them as good as we can. and then also compare those risks of using c. c. s to the risk of love to use exist yet because also what we're not doing has impacts. in this case, if we don't use c, c s, that means we accept more emissions which needs to work time of change. so we provide perspective the risk of not using c c s exceeds the risk of using it. do you think c c s technology is the wave of the future? that is know in the comments the the we experience the way down is pure adrenaline. 100 percent. no. my name is 133 and i live in water main. federal shellfish harvester lives on the gateway to a wo

s. c space will strengthen its 6 judy at the expense of security of elders and not a single organization. within the o. s. c space would claim the goldman, there's a role at these, jo, political towed tree nature did exactly the opposite. it continued dragging view, manders tubes ranks and it sets it sites on the countries of former soviet union. besides the baltic states that turned out to be the, even before them we asked nature, there's a political commitment no to dominate, and you try to dominate to strengthen your security at the expense of us. how well we want to do with that. and they say, you see that is a political declaration, but that is a political declaration signed by presidents and prime minister. yes, but that is a political commitment which no legal repercussions. but the legal guarantees of security can only be issued within nato. and we said ok, and in 2008, we offered that trust. european security treaty does stipulate, every thing that was written down in the always t

that also makes president attractive to t s. m. c. suddenly, conductor companies would be foolish to ignore such generous public investment. d s . m. c. had once invested significantly in china. but the semi conductor industry is now part of tie, one's national security woman the the thinking a lot about the economic security of semi conductor design. so sound down to you, that's all we respect the global position of the company. what time wants to lead in this industry must remain intact. good since you most modern production processes and research and have to stay and tie one your issue. i say i'll deal with that type one countries which are recently all the allies everywhere they invest at the moment. i'm very is that by time, oh no, it's not a coincidence. that means we agreed to develop a global networks, but to protect the supply chains, t s m. c only goes to countries with similar values, which are the sis yeah. industrial policy there. and here, t s m c hopes to be producing semi conductors on this green meadow, and dressed i

she knows t s m. c. inside out. over a sewing milk she reveals the founding fathers plan. taiwan should concentrate, it's expertise on one product. one which could not simply be copied by neighboring countries. the plan receive government support and became a complete success. the world now depends on taiwan for semi conductors. the production is uniquely sophisticated. if there are only because, because even they want to take g as in c, b will be just the factory just the building because people they have foods, right? they can't be right. and most of the senior engineers, the ts mc, probably have green car. so they can leave easily and then they'll be no way for uh, for that operation to continue. neither china nor the rest of the world could whether a stop in the supply of somebody, conductors. china has to think twice before actually attacking ty one and the international community would do anything to prevent a war with ty. one tie, one created a silicon shield, shield of semi conductors, the and germany. it ne

s n b c. cnn. and fox said they were anti semitic . there is no hatred of jewish people is a sort of genocide, this hatred of colonization, this hatred of any quality is hatred of a part time. this hatred of ethnic cleansing, everything that is real, stands for design is trying to establish a monopoly, a dictatorship over what it means to be jewish. and that's why they're webinar miss using this is totally bogus miss definition of anti semitism. that's the true intended effect. the business that developing story have that we've got you covered with old recent updates on eric. i don't on website r t desktop the let's head to the middle east now in what's hoped could be a significant move to help alleviate the suffering of people in gaza. as well as opening the border crossing on the northern edge of again, grave trucks packed with aid have already begun to pass through. and the move came after the us demanded more was to be done to address the worsening humanitarian crisis. are these more f in austin? i sent is this report? after 7 mont

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and i've done these before going into the m s. c. and sometimes i didn't actually on the time, i didn't want these to get pieces. so i don't know what time remaining with he's just dropping these documents into the building over there. i'm hoping we'll get to the the the application is now out of somebody's hands and he's able to focus on what he loves most, preparing for his upcoming contests and motivating a new generation of sedona locals to take an interest in the support the. okay, you'll continue games meet when you go into those suite much about the forward sweets and bucks weeks with them, but then you'll come back. all right, let's see it now do it so know. nice. so uh ben's on he's one of the other thing we have. i don't think i know he was like the best junior uh uh for the last one. but this year, he wasn't meant to come with us in space, but he didn't have uh, fox sports. and i'm sure it was a hustle for visas. yeah, we have a big group. nobody on your from the same area, vo, leasing me, not on this. and i'm happy to be

s. c. show up foundation and welcome to the doctor you . you came here to berlin from the united states, where we have seen a lot of protests at us campuses slightly in the past weeks. how have you been experiencing those pro post in protest, joe biden, to us present them, has caught them and to submit a, do you agree with this description? there? i take, i take issue with one aspect of, of the way that you characterized it. i think the notion that they are pro palestinian creates a, a false assumption that the other side is anti palestinian. and i think those of us who care about anti semitism and peace in the middle east certainly want the palestinian people to live in peace. i would characterize these protests as anti as railey, and at times anti semitic. there are always valide reasons to protest the actions of anti government. more often than not as of late. we seen those protests when they are directed at the state of israel, devolved into anti semitic rhetoric, the use of anti semitic images. and yes, it has opened the door to the no

and i've done these before going into the m s. c. and sometimes i didn't actually own the time. i didn't monday's to get resist. so i don't know what time remaining would be. dropping the documents into the building over there. i'm hoping we'll get the visa the application is now out of sammy's hands, and he's able to focus on what he loves most. preparing for his upcoming contests. i'm most advising in newton ration of savannah locals to take an interest in this for the, for the. okay, you'll continue games to meet when you go into those sweet about forward sweets and bucks week's window, but then you come back. all right, let's see it. do it so know. nice. so uh, bends on. he's one of the other thing we have. i don't think i know he was like the best junior for the last one, but he was meant to come with us in space. but he didn't have uh, fox sports. and i'm sure it was a hustle for visas. yeah, we have a big group. nobody say, you know, from the same area. the always sing me not on this and i'm happy to be present them, you know, big events. and i also know the happy for me.

that means we agreed to develop a global networks, but to protect the supply chains for t s m. c only goes to countries with similar values which are the to show industrial policy there. and here t s m c hopes to be producing semi conductors on this green meadow, and dressed and beginning in 2027. the most advanced chips will still be made in taiwan. but earlier generations will be made here to supply the european automotive industry. the taiwanese want to invest 10000000000 euros, about half of it, subsidies money well spent for germany in mine own we're sort of lying to ourselves . tasha the impact we're currently seeing and you really will not fundamentally change the global industry or the next 10 years. next and seeing you on a mission for them and talent on although the chip can be manufactured in dresden, germany remains dependent on asia for rare metals. soldering and packaging. in germany's economy, minister disagrees i'm trying to versed of all. you have to start somewhere, is somebody, conductors will be everywhere. so in this year we will be well advice produced at le

he joined iran to breaks and to the s c o. the much anticipated was accession to the i. c a which presidential honey course cake started the process, but later on, abraham bracy was a person with champion and it was succession to the see. and then 2 bricks, all those developments suggest and prove that present racy was really a person who was practical, realistic, and very tireless in his uh, bit to try to transition airlines economy from a full and complete reliance on deals with the west or closer ties with it was a way to ties with countries that share the same mentality that share are the same that issues and is it the same interests and challenges? he said that by a fortune those ties with like minded countries in latin america in russia, china, iran is able to circumvent the sanctions. and indeed, reviewing those projects that he launched inside the country and outside the borders of iran. we realized that he really meant what he talked about about the so those are not just logan's, when he talked about the transition to a multiple, our world order. he said that the

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once rank h s v s c t. the activist could face a lifetime in cuz you know, because when phoebe calling has been following the case in hong kong and jars me from the see be good morning. watch as being the immediate reaction to this maddox a while this is the largest national security. this policy facing the 62020 more than a 100 days to finish this trial, and most of the defendants have been changed for more than 3 days since you today. and today the judges amounts as uh, i'm fairly low. but i think that 14 of the defendants heating not q t, and i'll come back to that. so only 2 of them. at the moment i'm the judge says in the statement in the quote that the, the conspiracy time re election implemented, the judge said he would have created a constitutional crisis in hong kong. and um, the judge also said that the defendants were doing to indiscriminately. 7 fetal and got them about texas, they are elected in the parliament. and that would be to um like interference and disruption to the. 7 7 so on the to. 7

m s, n b c, cnn. and fox said they were anti semitic. there is no hatred of jewish people, this hatred of genocide, this hatred of colonization, this hatred of any quality is hatred of a part time. this hatred of ethnic cleansing, everything that is real, stands for design is trying to establish a monopoly, a dictatorship over what it means to be jewish. and that's why they're webinar miss using this is totally bogus. missed definition of anti semitism. that's the true intended effect. this is hello put into a border across the on other node and age all the causes, simple ones. i folks with a supplies were allowed to pass through the check board and move came off of the us, them onto the israel. do more to address the was sitting humanitarian crisis. oh, take me least bureau to florida if the notion of both of us this report from the israel, gaza florida, a tough of 7 months. it is finally re open. now that's off to the us, secretary of state. so that's what is rarely liter shape rates are rating that too many terry and assistance to gui

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s. n b c, cnn, fox said they were anti semitic. there's no hatred of jewish people this hatred of genocide, this hatred of colonization, this hatred of any quality is hatred of a part time. these hatred have asked me questions and everything that is real stands for design is trying to establish a monopoly, a dictatorship over what it means to be jewish. and that's why they're weaponized miss using this is totally bogus miss definition of anti semitism. that's the true intended effect, a residential biden's as they can a swipe, parts of russia, china, india, and japan say the very economies, a training in the americas wake as the full, the us president. the reason is clear. one of the reasons why our economy is growing is because of you and many others. why? because we welcome immigrants. why is china stolen so badly economically? why is japan having trouble was russia? was india because they're seeing a public, they don't want immigrants, immigrants what makes us strong. while they seem as the us public doesn't quite share biden's

i have talked to many from the o s. c e. one person told me that there is little hope that anyone will do anything . so the only hope is if the military operation ends up as plans go to reduce to and on the solemn on advice where your people have gathered outside the ukrainian embassy building in moscow to honor the memory of the victims of the massacre and elsewhere in the city crowds have been full mean. yeah, the victory pop. and that's our next story. now nato tanks had been rolling into the roster and capital, but not in the way that perhaps the west had helped some high tech hardware that the blog gave to ukraine is now on display in moscow. after being captured on the battlefield. r to use e goes down, no reports on this. so this thing i'm standing on top of is actually the best in the world for either the united states. wanted everybody to believe that, or they wanted to believe that the abrams tanks, the hard stuff. well that was until the 1st machines, the, like this $1.00 to pay a just outside the town of, of dave

i s a b c s reject the d h a d a said the s a b, c's rejection was the result of an st into fusions. and that story of the amc has control and manipulation of the country's largest, broad costa has dominated popular discussion. it was turbo charged by the fact that last month, the head of a c b. c. news which will show my daughter was summoned by the state security agency to take a polygraph test suspiciously close to the election. what many called a pressure tactic, a desperate if the strange to say once in a tight and seems to be subjected to this level of the to work and see it has a long history of integrating with the a, c, b, c. on the former president jacobs, who might join us what you showed a happy news quote, to people over government failures, things would be less and so it is under incumbent presidency. the i'm a pull so but with the elections disclose the a c, b. c is clearly getting squeezed. thanks me or in the world of politics. optics are everything the way things look can be as important as the way they really are bending. the truth can be part of the job, and artif

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m s n b c, cnn. fox said they were anti semitic. there's no hatred of jewish people is a sort of genocide, this age rate of colonization. this hatred of any quality is ation of a part time. this hatred of ethnic cleansing, everything that is real, stands for design is trying to establish a monopoly, a dictatorship over what it means to be jewish. and that's why they're weaponized miss using this is totally bogus. missed definition of anti semitism. that's the true intended effect to, to georgia. now, the web parliament has canceled a hearing to discuss the implementation of the so called for an agents bill that has cost and oper all along. the opposition now fires in the streets. what a cannon deployed and bloodied spaces as police class was demonstrate, as all lies on lawmakers who had been set to hold a sudden final review of all the bill before protest as tempted to stone. the parliament building here was a recap of the latest events that have sense of the nation's capital into a state of chaos. the of the eu has quickly chimed i

the and the approximate stuff, the c i s in s c o and briggs projects please be ready for sleep, but we shouldn't together our closest papers to friends and brothers. is that to me? pretty. yeah, this is all cooperation with the lives of countries. i'm a, b, c i s number of newmont should be a matter of close attention and to call some priority. so please, you know me decision. we have the story, how to move us significant achievements, and we'll go see what we have invested a lot and the use development, jeremy done. surely it is our responsibility for those who haven't develop 1st as yes from 4 to so so that it becomes to, to a truthful become a contraction. yup. so you're in the well system at the moment. i am deeply convinced that this will fit is a realistic in depth. i was using this opportunity. i would also like to have the affinity, get a scoop for beauty, congratulate to everyone beyond. and that's the way you share from us upcoming day of victory for the of the soviet people from the great war. is it gonna change and to wish our country suisse and prosperity and conclusion

c l, a u s. c. it's in san francisco at berkeley. it's out a campus called you see humboldt, they've been relatively intense. you c, l a has kind of breed breached into a minority of the prep. protesters there who have are not just protesting the war in israel and gaza, but have gone after jewish students as well, which is become problematic. and i will be very curious to see how the department of education approaches what the universities who receive federal funding will do in the future. i want to talk about that in just a moment. let me ask you, 1st of the, how do you explain the genesis of the student protests? i mean, it was only 2 weeks ago when the 1st protest began on the campus of columbia university in new york city. hasn't been that, wow. or well, there's conflicting reports about the genesis whether or not at a very clearly for many decades are a strong anti war sentiments on college campuses. particularly here in the state of california. they really grew out of the 19 sixty's up at berkeley in san francisco bay area. and

c. 's decision is quote, confusion between the victim and the execution that can you explain that to you as well it's, it's a bit difficult for the palestinian side to see how at, you know, more than 7 months after this war has started. and, and frankly more than 2 years since the investigation of the i c. c started that the prosecutor would come out and present of 3 or 3 have most leaders with more charges. then he presented to top is really officials. this is something that is difficult to digest at domestically, but frankly, i don't think, i don't think that anybody was surprised one palestine exceeded to the rome statute joined the court and submitted to its jurisdiction and requested that the prosecutor of the time open an investigation there was a realization that this puts everybody under the scrutiny of the law and it could subject palestinians to that scrutiny and possibly to charges. and at the time every body in the palestinian c and fractured as it is, was involved in that. so t

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not put the economy of our country and the livelihood of its people in their hands . bricks and the s c o are proper international coalitions and they will help in the stand against the u. s. has had gemini, iran's economy can be effective next to these economies. iran is a capable country. foreign countries are fully aware of iran's role in geo political position in asia, including its ties with the persian gulf and central asian states. iran has specific capabilities. hence, we perceive its presence in bricks, the seo and regional coalitions as an effective presence. it is a 2 way road. we will be effective for them, and they will be the same for us. abraham racy was a highly trusted figure in iran, leaving behind a complex, yet unforgetable footprint in the world of politics. to say true and dedicated to these sonic republics principles. all while navigating his nation through a challenging and harsh to political landscape, his passing rages some crucial questions about the country's future. any definitely signifies any port loss for the sonic republic. you brought him, i use these m

not put the economy of our country and the livelihood of its people in their hands, bricks and the s c o or proper international coalitions. and they will help in the stand against the us. as a gemini, iran's economy can be effective next to these economies. iran is a capable country. foreign countries are fully aware of iran's role in geo political position in asia, including its ties with the persian gulf and central asian states. iran has specific capabilities. hence, we perceive its presence in bricks, the seo and regional coalitions as an effective presence. it is a 2 way road. we will be effective for them, and they will be the same for us. abraham racy was a highly trusted figure in iran, leaving behind a complex yet unforgetable footprint in the world of politics. you see true and dedicated to these sonic republics, principles, all while navigating his nation through a challenging and harsh to political landscape. his passing raises some crucial questions about the country's future, and he definitely signifies an important loss for the sonic republic. you, brian might use these

and this has happened over and over again with n s. c $68.19 for how does like from vince the world or the united states to quadruple it's military spending. by saying, we have to be prepared to not do what was respond to what we think is likely on the part of the soviets. but we think they are capable of and the worst case scenario. and we did so the effect of the korean war was to get n s. these 68 pass. it was neat, says idea to crowd drupal, u. s. military spending. we see the same thing after the soviets launch sputnik in 1957. he read the gates, the report or the york washington post characterization. the united states is facing the greatest peril in his history. and how do we respond? we responded by fear mongering. and so the strategic air command said we have to build 10000 new icbm. the air force want to 3000. the lowest number. mcnamara thought he could get away with was increasing 1000 for selfie, except for at the time. and how did a look what the us was doing? how does that look to them? it looked as if the us preparing for

s. c finds itself and a deadlock over ukraine. the don't ask for public city of murray. you pull marks 2 years since russian troops took over the city. the port hub was almost completely destroyed, that during the extremely fierce battles there, the city has been largely rebuilt. tons of life has returned to normal locals. remember how the notorious you print in as of battalion at tara is to their city ortiz and steve sweeney reports from the ground. on monday, the 20 is 2022 and the seizure mario. but finally came to an end. russian troops took control of the city, much of which had been destroyed in the fighting. according to the west did not receive the pharaohs of as also made that law stones here. but the reality is very different. neo nazis on the west of the compass is well hold up, pay like cowards, using civilians as human shields. but today is know about them. today is about the liberators and the liberated flowers of being late here with this new, the restored monuments as locals and soldiers. and officials remember the atrocities that took place in the fall a

representations to international organizations such as the one made a western european union, n o s. c. she was at one point, the french ambassador to georgia, the irony, all that all well fast forward to 2005. and she answers towards them. politics as the minister of foreign affairs at the invitation all the novel western lover, me file sack us the late. she became known for her pro western stands advocating for closer ties with nato. and the e u. which naturally calls tennyson's with the georgia and governments. so was eventually fired then to quit politics altogether before she reemerge with that ben, this is where a decision is going to be taken about whether georgia becomes a candidate states a membership. um, how bad would it be for georgia if the on site is not very bad without any question mark for them? and because a, to the mean, a very deep frustration in the public opinion, even deeper after the recommendations made by the commission. now, i think everybody is convinced that the answer is going to be yes. my view is to that we owe to the 27 member states to not consider any