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of buckingham palace, all over the country. the crown subjects are preparing for their new king boy valley road and maidenhead. a small town in the south of the u. k is no exception. the queen was a wonderful roman. i think charles bloom will be you. good as well. yes. everything is in honor of the big day. the rest in sir, closing off the whole street, the party committee has their work cut out. ah, it's bank, it's a big celebration i we're looking forward to it. but not all britons are so enthusiastic. republicans, ben clinton and david mcalpine are up in ours. a change is long overdue. they say why should we not have the chance to vote for and had of sight? why should we have to pop a family has been on elected that no one can aspire to be had to stay in this country? no young person can look up and think how about student. although in my class gone, i want to make hi go to improve people's lives. it goes against every democratic norm. and not only that, the monarchy is expensive, republicans argue, and investigation by a british newspaper, estimated the king's personal fortune at nearly 2000000000 pounds. partly reasonable at a time when some

the u. s. they spent much of their, they spent a lot of government money to mitigate the pandemic. they were joined by other develop nations, the u. k. japan, brazil, south africa, turkey. all of those countries driving up the debt to g, d, v, the cheat g, d, v racial. and even though the 60 percent of countries actually we're doing the opposite. these are moderate to low income countries that have done enough to bring down their debt racial. but not enough to overcome the higher drivers again, the u. s. and china in particular, what is the consequence of all of this? well, the fight to eradicate global poverty. the i most saying that is going to be pushed further down the road, the goal of eradicating global poverty by 2030, once again, a goal post that's moved further into the future. by the year 2028. the i m f is predicting that the global debt will be nearly equal to the global financial output i an inflation. heidi remains a problem around the world. does the i m f, think central banks are doing enough to get it under control? that's right, the fiscal outlook says that this should be a major priority of governments around the world. and of course,

the owner of a resort called south beach resort. in the early 2, thousands more on 2000 is when we migrated to the u. k because of the war, a lot of forswear refugees fleeing all parents at the time wanted a better education for their kids. so i think that was the main driver for why my parents were like okay, let's get you guys to the u. k. so that you can get to a better school, better education, the skills that develops, there's only one place i want it to be useful with that. to see a young girl up in freetown always teaches you to be resilience, cushion traffic scale. what you see in me and the things that i do so is pushing to kind of create ecosystem, a better world outside of how to treat for everyone. when a bowler happened, i decided, okay, like i could mobilize my tech network that i had in the u. k. to see what we can do to help sierra leo. i met the guy who discovered the bowler virus. his name was dr . peter pills. so that's kind of how i came back, you know, came back supported, picked up your and his team to set up their vaccine. trial of them to like connect to the president was obviou

citizens out of sidney's army says saudi arabia, as diplomatic mission, is already left from the coastal city of port sudan. the u. k. france and china are arranging for their embassy, south, and citizens to be evacuated as soon as possible to the u. s. embassy says it's too dangerous to arrange an evacuation of private citizens. both the sudanese army and the power military rapid support forces say that facilitating the evacuations tore against the begins are coverage. the area around the presidential palace in the army headquarters in khartoum is the focus of intense fighting as the army empower military great. the rapid support forces battle for control of c dan. many of the cities, 6000000 residents are trapped in their homes with power outages, a lack of running water and dwindling feed supplies pickup, they're angry. that is $72.00. our cease fire for the muslim holiday of eat, al fitter hasn't held all up to say to the po side, we are the civilians. we are the pin, the price we not supposed to live in and this is georgia. we are panic. you. we are currently is we are struggling. this is too much for us. both sides say they're aware of the impact on the sudanese peo

of a sphere in the region and challenge the u. s. influence no real kuhn k r c to hannah's back south africa. the 1st age of snap naval drills of russia's pacific leads have been successfully completed. is what the nation's defense minister setting assure you had to say about them. this is no longer showing him, according to your order starting on april 14th, were holding snap drills of russia specific fleet, which includes over $25000.00 service men. 167 warships, 12 submarines, 89 planes and helicopters. the fleet forces have been brought to complete readiness for the drills machine. franklin, as a huge to it's obvious that we are now clearly prioritizing our armed forces in ukraine and doing everything to protect the people in dumbass. but we still have to develop our fleet, including that of the pacific and others. their assets could be used in other tasks . the 1st stage of the sap drills has been successfully completed on a very high level. i think everyone who took part the drills come amid tensions in the asia pacific beach and that follows and announcements of more trilateral drills t

you know, a lot of the spill over even from the boom and the south is going to the north, largely being driven by, by u. s. pressure. they've made it clear that if they don't, if the u. k allows brakes it to get in the way of the peace deal that there won't be a trade deal, which the u. k needs post breakfast. so biden's really and he's really pushing his irish routes. so i think it's going to be central to how this plays out. all right, my colleague with her coon and thank you very much. let's go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. tesla will build a new factor in shanghai to produce large scale batteries. the roughly the size of a shipping container and can power $3600.00 homes for an hour when demand from the local power grid is high or during the blackout. ilan mosque has pledged to expand energy storage business to be on par with the company's car operations. german employers association has rejected a trade union demand for a 4 day work week with the same pay for employees in the german steel sector. bosses say it would lead to exorbitant cost increases is that would also make german steel companies uncompetitive and could endanger

of the us, the u. k. and fran. busy altogether, as permanent members of the security council, us would never give away the rights of that. similarly, approving countries such as south africa and brazil to respect their reflect their respective parts of the world would be thing is giving too much power to the brakes . madrid, russia, india, china, and south africa grew. so absent, a major global confrontation such as originated the u. n. n or the current form in world war 2. i don't think that there is any such agreement possible because of the current geopolitical allow it such as russia, but also countries like china, india, and brazil, the cooling for talks to end. the ukraine conflict, the us and its allies. however, say they won't care to be russia on the battlefield, but how likely is that to ever happen? and how is this will even supposed to end without some form of paste talks? i think we have heard enough through the anonymous officials representing the buyer and administration speaking through their cit. og refers that the new york times and the washington pro make clear that they don't believe that the care regime can, can win this conflict despite. busy

of a sphere in the region and challenge the u. s. influence. no loo. we'll kuhn k. r t . johannesburg, south africa. russia's defense minister has announced that the 1st stage of snap naval drills of the nation specifically have been successfully completed with its high level of performance being noted by the countries president. this is shannon, according to your order, starting on april 14th, were holding snapped drills of rush, a specific fleet, which includes over $25000.00 service managers, $167.00 warships, 12 submarines, $89.00 planes and helicopters were the fleet forces have been brought to complete readiness for the drill chance. michelle franklin was a huge to it's obvious that we are now clearly prioritizing our armed forces in ukraine and doing everything to protect the people and done buses. but we still have to develop our fleet, including that of the pacific and others, their assets could be used in other tasks. the 1st stage of the sap drills has been successfully completed on a very high level. and i think everyone who took part in the move comes in order to test the navy's

the u. s. deployed forces there before launching evacuations in sedan. japan and south korea have sent medical teams that as a precaution of the us, france, italy, the u. k. in saudi arabia are among the 1st to carry out evacuations. that list is growing as instability expands across parts of sedan. william pi, as he is a former british ambassador to sedan, he says ongoing fighting has complicated evacuation for the u. k. in other countries you have a continued evacuation, but the very, really, the plans they really survive contact with the enemy. and this is a particular circumstances that wouldn't necessarily up in foreseen that you'd have to heavily armed forces fighting in the streets of costume. most of when i was in sudan, the evacuation plan was to go by rote in the event of the airport being close, go by route 2 ports are done, but that's a long, long way and fighting is also continuing in other parts of the country. so in those circumstances, your very little option, but to resolve to a military evacuation, which is what's happened in this case. and it was clear from here that the embassies were in the middle of a war zone that they were being t

of 200 nukes by the year 2027, which is comparable to the u. k. o french nuclear arsenal. about half of china's, by that time we have seen that the south korean public has grown increasingly war in about north korea's nuclear program. north korea is a black hole on the map of northeast asia, south korea, as the world stands, largest economy. according to a study by the asana institute, 53 percent of south koreans are in favor of developing a domestic deterrent. well, that would be a really tough proposition. south korea will have, would have to pull out of the non proliferation treaty, south korea, all of all the economy, all about some song, l, g and the successful companies, south korea would come under sanctions. so of course, this is a, an emotional reaction on the outside south. koreans are very interested in taking charge of their own national defense, which is great. but this recent move of docking us nuclear submarines in the south korean boards is more than just to show it reinforces the belief, confidence in extended deterrence based on a rock solid us rock alliance. and if you look at the washington declaration, what it says

the u. s. and south korean lead is announced, the nuclear weapons agreement with north korea and china, the top of their agenda. and it's game over of microsoft is u. k. regulators blocker, multi $1000000000.00 video technology deal ah . busy filtering sees far in sedan between the army and power military rapids support forces is scheduled to end. do the matter of hours with a regional african block is pushing to extend the truth by 72 hours. cartoon streets are empty on thursday morning, but smoke can be seen above the army headquarters. the death toll now stands at 512, with at least 4000 injured in 13 days of fighting. the inter governmental authority on development i gathered invited both sides to south sedans, capital for talks. the army says it will send a delegation. the rapids support forces not yet responded. tens of thousands of people have managed to flee the neighboring countries, like chad for many a forced to seek refuge wherever they can find it. malcolm web is an djibouti airport for us where thousands of people have arrived after fling, sudan, but 1st let's talk to him morgan. she's life for us in khartoum. so 1st of all, let's start

the south korean, maybe china. my do so as well. of course, you know, expand the reach if you like, but the u. k. has been trying to find new areas to trade with the realities that of those 11 countries right now in this partnership, 9 countries already have agreements with the u. k. some of them had been rolled over after we left the you. so they were, the result of breck said, so we tried to do more or less, what was there in terms of agreement within the you in those countries. but there are only 2 countries that we haven't made any agreements with so far on the trade fronts and those on malaysia in brunei. so that's probably why the gains and g p os are small, but they have been no deals that we have signed more recently. in addition to the 69 that we've rolled over so, so there is a lot of activity going on to just a guess. you know, the, the world to believe that this is global britain. but of course, the loss of the trade or some of the, your trade is much more significant in terms of its impact on g d p. what tell us a little bit more about the, about how much trade is being lost and how

the u. s. influence. no, lou, we're kuhn, k r t to hannah's book, south africa. russia has conducted snapped girls of its pacific naval fleet. the move comes in order to test the navy's combat readiness amid sore intentions with the west and an unstable situation in the asia pacific. the heightened tension swallow an announcement of the trilateral drills to be held by the us, japan and south korea in order to counter in a legit north korean threat. russia has conducted missile launches entre pito test . as part of a surprise, inspection of the fleet, according to the nation's defense minister, our chief quarter reports from the ground. welcome aboard, the crown jewel of rushes, far east fleets, the mighty marshal shop. a sneak of a soviet made multi purpose frigate fully loaded with anti ship rockets, long range tactical missiles, anti air artillery batteries, and high powered torpedoes today, this colossal ship is answering the defense ministries call to snap naval drills. intended to test the far east fleets, combat readiness in the event of an error, to put its skills to the testy marshal shop. a sneak

the democratic people's republic of korea. i guess the nuclear non proliferation treaty, which the dpr k joined back in 1985. so the u. s. would stop threatening pyongyang with nuclear annihilation from south korea. lo and behold, the west never did stop pointing its nukes at the north, leaving it with only one option to leave the treaty and build its own nuclear weapons for deterrence. and just for daring to assert itself as a sovereign nation, the dpr k earned its place and america's axis of evil. north korea is a regime arming with missiles and weapons of mass destruction. while starving as citizens states like these and their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil arming to threaten the peace of the world, it must have taken some serious mental gymnastics for the us to come up with this narrative about north korea. but it's not the 1st time america's actually accused others of doing exactly what washington's done to them. take russia, a country that the u. s. has accused of launching a full assault on media freedom. let's be with the kremlin is engaged in a full assault on media, freedom, access, information, and truth. no mention of the west, sweeping ban of r t and spoke. nick o

the existence of the dpr k can never be pardoned and they will have to pay dearly for their rash acts. those remarks came in response to an official visit of the south korean president to the u. s. where he address a joint session of congress and had meetings with both joe biden and the u. s. defense secretary. meanwhile, thousands of south koreans have protested against us, nuclear weapons, potentially being stationed in their country. they claim the planned move. we'll escalate an already 10 situation. good before talking about the issue of sovereignty, since nuclear armament itself in size conflicts between countries. i think you shouldn't have nuclear interests. i think it is a problem to give the united states to bring nuclear weapons in any way. you would have chris. i think this is a hasty decision. i also think to we should not possess nuclear weapons. how to say, i think it's humiliating. one sided diplomacy. i am anxious. there is, of course, a fear that the regular deployment of strategic nuclear weapons can really cause something big to happen on the korean peninsula. former u. s. military officer scott bennett, believes that washington's efforts to provoke north

the u. k. is rich, along with, of course, the colonialism that enabled us to take resources from what we now know as the global south and institute of slave trade and so on. so the model provided by the currently rich countries is not a good one. we got rid of our forest in order to develop alongside some other really terrible things. there are, however, some countries in the global south now which managed to increase the forest covered costa rica, for example, which has found a way of increasing its forest cover while also developing. and yet there have been conflict between indigenous people and other poor people in costa rica and their government. and there will always be these very difficult conflict between the people who live on the land and other people who want to see their incomes rising. and i think outsiders like me and other many other commentators and politicians outside brazil need to be very careful about how we talk about what brazil must do . brazil now has a new government elected by the people but with a very small majority. so there are other people who in brazil, who opposed lula, but he has com

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