there was another issue at st. k which is gaining increased importance. emigration on the hard line, a radical right wing separatist movement that is uncompromising in its determination to succeed as it is an accepting muslim migrants and refugees. we're going to see that i'm getting them. and as we think there was a threat and a risk to the level of civilization that we've obtained at all, society as this may appear to be a common error and catalonia. but the dynamics remain as bristol, as ever the capacity to append both regional and national politics all over again. so anytime you go out to 0, barcelona flash floods in old enough kind of stone have killed at least a 150 people. but the 112 feet program which operates inside of kind of strong says the number of dead could be as high as 300. with ours, you say it was caused by heavy seasonal reigns on that. most people unprepared to them on a, on how soon this is all that remains of a village in afghanistan is background province. the region has been hit hard by flo

there was another issue at st. k which is gaining increased importance. emigration on the hard line, a radical right wing separatist movement that is uncompromising and its determination to succeed as it is and accepting muslim migrants and refugees. we're going to that i'm getting them. and as we think that there was a threat and a risk to the level of civilization that we've obtained in our society, this may appear to be a common error and catalonia. but the dynamics remain as bristol, as ever, with the capacity to append both regional and national politics all over again. so when you guys go out to 0, barcelona whenever you an update on what's been happening in brazil because the number of dead from flooding there in the rio grande is sol state has risen to a 136 storms and heavy rains, lash the country southernmost state this week, so we'll defense as long as you say it moving at a 125 people are still missing. and over 340000 has been displaced. the you with the news out that i have for you on the program will s

k, the st. francis in the united states, there is real real protests then what's different about these protest um, as opposed to the uh, fraudulent bogus protest of 2020 of the summer of george floyd. it is that these protests are about something. there is a, there are there against them. is it mentioned on, on behalf of the israel, they're against, there's an unconditional support for the, for risk atrocities. and that demanding that the, the institutions distance themselves divest from israel. that's what they says it. that's not something, hey, i'm against the seduce lies. why braces of, you know, i, i'm finally against the police, you know, but just as nonsense a complete just would be pointless. self indulgence. so if you've got a m a move, but that is about something. well, that's going to be quite interesting to see what it was then that's gonna work blood pressure on the, on governments, and may lead to some sort shape. it's interesting to me, it would be martin if you look at the, the s

st. georgia and the u. k. demonstrations have blocked the government's latest attempt to transfer migraines and asylum seekers onto a floating detention center. age people would you to be removed from a hotel in london and taken to a box or the south west of england. but a grove of protest is brought to vote and slashed and boss tires to stop the removal. the fine so was eventually cancelled for brandon has moved from london. this has not been restored to the streets around the best western pack them hotel, but just a couple of hours ago. this was the scene of confrontations between protesters and police. the protest as attempting to stop the police from removing some migrants who was staying in the hotel and taking them to the former prison ship. the baby still come. there was a book date of people sitting in the in the, in the road. lincoln johnson, preventing the police from getting the migrants out. there was a bus that was brought here to remove the migrants. it had one of its tires slashed . i'm was una

also heard from kerry nestle from austria and the foreign minister, and they had all the g o r k i sent to st. petersburg state university. she said that if it's a shame to see most west and officials ignore invitations to president put into the not duration in this total absence of good met us. i would say i try not to over into and read for the some strange emotion or $11.00 is to make another symbolic gesture that's too much symbolism that the west is anyway doing. and it's fond policy from sanctions to this kind of not diplomatic behavior. what comes to my mind is an added adult by a former yugoslav, president of my shows due to she sat in a simple phrase, something that applies very well to what happened today. namely, i quoted him, the best diplomatic academy can never replace basic education at home. and i would say these people simply lack a education, good manners. lemme see is about such things. you're representing the country and you are accredited to, to the had of stays of all kinds of, of the country where you are posted russian federation. so when you get such an invitation to

the former k g b officers from st. petersburg began another 6 year term as president. he was sworn in an elaborate ceremony at the kremlin where he pledged to defend the constitution and the rights of russian citizens. the highly choreographed spectacle was beamed live on russian television with the intention to project a strong and confident leader. but fulton is in fact a leader who has become increasingly isolated in the western world. the u. s. and most e u countries, boy called at the inauguration and protest over putin's war and ukraine and his dismantling of russian democracy. he won a landslide election victory in march, and a contest considered snyder free nor fair. and without facing any meaningful opposition . at the non you ration, he claimed to have a secret duty to lead russia through a difficult period at the, in the grand kremlin palace in moscow, vladimir putin renewed his oath to serve as president for a 5th time. this is an all girls of each municipal food and stress, the importance of national unity in the face of increasing isolation due to the war

k government, a sealed warrant for a st. joe's arrest in february, 2019 the ecuadorian government receive loans of $10200000000.00 from various multilateral institutions of which the us, the majority cheryl or the loans were provided with the agreement that the sage could be removed from the embassy. the in april, 2019 u. k. police entered the embassy of ecuador and forcibly carried julianna's sage out of the building and took him away in advance. on the same day, the us indictment against him was on sale. charging him with one counts of computer intrusion. he was sentenced to 50 weeks and bill mark prison. in the same month, sweden reopened the sexual assault investigation and the us filed 70 new charges against the in february 2020, the extradition parent can supported criminal court. the in june 2022, the us department of justice issued update to to 18 count indictment every face trial in the us government. it would face a sentence of a 175 years in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case. after reviewing the evidence on the 4th of january 2021 judge, correct sir. rule th

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st. petersburg, economic form as well. so again, there are certainly a lot to expect down the road this year have it's very just indeed one to watch the show of an affidavit that died k e c g t n a correspond to in beijing o. as opposed to thank you for your time. i is that more than a full st. protests is, i've been detained in our media as they called for the resignation. the countries promised the who is counted up away protests is in an attempt to disclose the trials hold a 115 people were detained at a previous demonstration, the day before other rivers at the prime minister in nicole passion. yon is preparing to making deals to see lined to neighboring as i don in order to avoid a potential conflict that was too full of soviet come to the lonely, engaging territory of this reasons for rudnick robinson of dudley. the bar that says it gives out is really officials have a choose the united nations of using a fake thing. so when reporting on the desktop in gaza, that's off of the un office full. the coordination of humanitarian affairs, reduced by almost off is assessment of the total number of women and children killed. and the conflicts this off of the u. s. o. c

st. petersburg, okay, take it. now olga alekseevna, just a minute, go ahead, come in! yeah, thanks, volodya, try the number kreading the newspaper, i’ll go, where, where do you say? in short, the villain gave the number of the car in which the killer allegedly arrived. so what, you need to see the owner, in prison, to clear your conscience, or what? come on, don’t delay, you are the last hope of an innocently convicted person. chief, i am the last hope of all those innocently convicted. what are you doing? am i going to do it? the last will of the authorities, i’ll call alexander arkadyevich and ask where he was this morning, and if he’s a murderer, boss, air force killer, or do you think that yes , i don’t think anything, shvetsova asked to check the owner of the car, and you will do it, hello, oh, hello, please, igor, home, you made a mistake, but i’m sorry, i’m sorry, that's it, the client is home. well, why are you sitting there, henpecked, woman-hater, very strange, petya told me that he was taking papers to the institute, i remember this very well, and who were you talking to, the secretary. with gorbu

k is contributions amount to move in half a $1000000000.00 and include components for f $35.00 fight to jets. and the policy is kind of the st military equipment was $84000000.00 to as well, although it suspended on sex sports in the fabric model on countries like the us, germany, d, u. k. go on supplying weapons which they know will likely be used in off without increasing their exposure to legal scrutiny. it, stephanie was going to put them in a bind, and certainly a lot of them are already discussing what must they do. and now in the face of the state you live, i think the americans are already covered and got their backs bar say where we wanted the limited operation in cars. so we don't want to is trying to get it genocide. we insisted that this should be a protection of civil names and then we could continue to send arms as long as the operation of dropbox is such and such and such. so once again, one thing for the resolution to be binding. another thing for us to be enforceable, especially on world or credit western powers, who especially the americans, are tended to turn their backs on international law when they are

st. denazi's nobody. i mean, this is crazy that we were able to essentially erase that piece of history. it wasn't until j. f, k. john of kennedy finally stood up and did it. he said, what should have been said earlier by truman and by others. here it is, we got it for you. ever suffered more than the soviet union. in the 2nd, at least 20000000 lost a large countless millions of homes and families were burned or sang. a 3rd of the nation's territory, including 2 thirds of its industrial face, was turned into a waste land. and loss of privilege to the destruction of this country, east of chicago. and then not coincidentally, he was assassinated after saying that, anyway, that's another show for another day. let's stick to this professor. is it? can you characterize for us? what russia soviets did to, and the nazi regime where they helpers or were they the dominant force? they were clearly the down and, and force due united states, roosevelt a promised style and that the u. s. would open the 2nd front in western europe before the end of 1942 s style and to send over molotov, and a trusted general to washington. i

would come from, you know, either the growth remaining st strong with inflation in the comfort zone or the federal reserve normalizing the yield k curve over the subsequent months. >> jamie dimon has been talking a lot about risks that others aren't necessarily paying enough attention to. that's what he gets paid for. he gets paid to manage that risk, and he does it obviously awfully well, which is why he has the standing and gravitas in this market that he does, and when he talks, people listen. he said today 6% rates possible. that's at the bernstein conference. the chance of stagflation is higher than most people think. now, he says a lot of things, and people sort of say jamie, that's just jamie being jamie, and then they sort of brush it off. there might come a time where we actually need to pay attention a little more closely to what he's saying. is now one of those times? >> when it comes to the risk of rates moving higher, i think that that risk would be likely to cause stress in the market before it was able to materialize. i think that market financial conditions tightening would precipitate a backup in rates, a deteri

the war on gauze around the wild and atl east shooting st. milan university, set up a protest comp that stimulus scenes witness on campuses in the u. k. and also the us, meanwhile, and from large crowds gathered in the capital parish, demanding in me in immediate seas, signed garza and for an end to what they called, genocide and neighboring spain. thousands of demons races, but also quoting for the same thing. it commemorated the knock by which is the arabic lives, the catastrophe referring to the displacements of time sinews from the starting kind of sign in 1948, which then led to the establishments of the state of israel. and then there was this other riley in the german city of de soto of hundreds of people, turned out school for an end to the violence under the motto, freedom of palestine the amounts of georgia, thousands of people in the capital tbilisi a riling against a proposal they say will silence descend if it's cost media houses in engines that get following funding would be required to register with the government funding and say could also hurt george's chances of joining the european union. critics of compared to low

st cannot police to, to hate to. part of the reasons was because we do not have that as typical agreement uh with, with the governmental or k t. one level government was crumbling to sign disagreement with the, the, for my primary stove or for k t a. he's excellence. yeah. or young henry. there was a such a violence in, in, in the team the month of march. and unfortunately, that's resulted in email. i'm signing disagreement, a transnational professional counseling has been formed in height to the ties. now typically we for these, the human security council created so that they cannot to lead this mission. and so everything was right on the ground was right for this deployment. prop and, and you the piece to know that the 1st 2 books are supposed to be on the ground today or tomorrow. unfortunately, they have some reports that the flight that was supposed to to, um, transport them from there will be to, to, to put the prince was delayed on tuesday. the reasons why have not yet been open to communicated. and so the soldiers have been asked to be done by they have been born yet. best would have come cited with his excellent su

st. i'll be able to work together. jacob zoom or is interesting cuz he was obviously a very loyal amc member of the decades. he's now heading the rival m k policy and he seems to always emerge from his political and legal challenges with a new life. yes, is the member in good standing of the based on congress is a member of 2 parties as a member of police agency is also a member of the british only part of his blood. the state, the intention of this. you wouldn't be a n c from the ropes and he has to have as well, i think be a it's so the navigating party and a bit amc half what the relationship and, and the, and the so my do, but that's, that's for that to get you into 2 parts. thank you very much for joining us. on sundays pharma passes, the world's biggest and long running elections are drawing to a close in india, saturday, march the 7th. and last phase of the vote there it started 6 weeks ago, 5 minutes. and you're under moody. see to among those being contested, just to remind you that the government to india hasn't gone to the visas to address their john list. so instead we cover the story from outside the country while i been wit