let me start with sten. congratulations on your recent book. as mentioned and it has been mentioned already, during the first two decades of the post-cold war period, nato's emphasis really did shift largely to crisis response and crisis management and counterterrorism in area of operations, but russia's full scale invasion of 2022 certainly has put deterrents and collective defense back at the center of nato's priorities. so kind of looking over the cold war period, how has nato's approach to deterrents and collective defense during that cold war period influenced its structure, its assessments and its policies and actions today? basically, what's changed fundamentally and what's happened? >> thank you for that question. and let me, first of all, say what a pleasure it is to be here in georgetown today and to be on this panel with heidi and suzie. change in continuity, in a way to bracket about 30 years of cooperation and security and say now we're back and nato has come home, it's collective defense. it's true there are many parallels and one

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russian tennis player pavel kotov defeated swiss sten wawrinka in the second round match of the frenchtov’s next opponent will be italian janik siiner. another russian, andrey rublev, overcame the resistance of the spaniard pedra martinez in the second round match. three games were enough for this: 63, 64. 6:3. in the third round, rublev will play with the winner of the match between italian mateo arnaldi and frenchman alexandre muller. their match was interrupted due to rain. we continue the topic of competitions in paris. 2 months before the start of the swimming tournament in the seine as part of the summer olympics, phygal bacteria in the main river of the city are twice the norm. for 8 months, every 2 weeks different laboratories analyze water samples from there, in which, according to the french authorities, they should. to pass the stages of triathlon swimming competitions, the persistent presence of e. coli is of particular concern, so swimming in the canopy at the moment threatens conjunctivitis, gastroenteritis and staphylococcal infection. the most important thing is that th

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russian tennis player pavel kotov defeated swiss sten wawrinka in the second match. round of the frenchponent will be the italian yannick siner. another russian andrey rublev overcame resistance in the second round match. spaniard pedro martinez, for this he needed three games 63, 64, 63. in the third round, rublev will play with the winner of the match between italian matteo arnaldi and frenchman alexander muller, their match was interrupted due to rain. let's continue the topic competitions in paris. 2 months before the start of the swimming competition in the seine, as part of the upcoming summer olympics there, the bacteria in the main river of the city are twice the norm. for 8 months. every 2 weeks, different laboratories analyze water samples from there, in which , according to the french authorities , the stages of swimming and triathlon competitions should take place. the persistent presence of e. coli is of particular concern, so swimming in seni currently threatens conjunctivitis and gastroenteritis with staphylococcal infection. the most important thing is that the mayor of

a grand jury formally indicted jose ibarra on sten charges. he was also charged with a peeping tom offense for an alleged crime before riley's murder. he is an undocumented immigrant from venezuela and is accused of killing the nursing student while jogging in february. >>> a warning to israel from president biden. the u.s. will halt weapons shipments to israel if the netanyahu government launches a full-scale invasion of rafah in the south of gaza. the president broke the news in an interview with cnn, where he also admitted that american bombs have killed innocent gazans. here's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: in a stinging rebuke of a close american ally, president biden halting a weapons shipment of 3500 bombs to israel just as israeli troops are targeting rafah. >> they go into rafah, i'm not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with rafah. >> reporter: fearing israeli forces could drop 2,000-pound bombs on rafah as it did last fall killing civilians. >> we have concerns about what that would mean for the civilian

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go around before. those families that i knew, commanded or was subordinate to, ah, them, children, stentoday i don’t even want to count how much time it takes for this, and therefore yes, it is difficult, you have to choose every time , when you go to whom and who do you support, and this is firstly, uh, secondly, uh, here it must be said that... the center of everything this day is the family itself, that is, tragedy, tragedy, personal tragedy people, it is never some talk about, look how much we have done for the country, everything for the country, yes, it does not matter what the price is, no, on the contrary, this day tells us, does not remind us and... focuses on because what price we pay to be independent, and at the same time, after this day, after the day of remembrance, the independence day immediately begins, ah, and today this year , the independence day will be very difficult, because celebrating independence day, as it was before, when so far 133 hostages of prisoners are in hamas and there is no victory final, not the appearance. it is possible, we don't call it a celebra

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russian tennis player pavel kotov defeated swiss sten wawrinka in the second match. round of the frenchk siiner. another russian andrey rublev overcame resistance in the second round match. spaniard pedra martinez, for this he needed three games 63, 64, 6:3. in the third round, rublev will play with the winner of the match between italian mateo arnaldi and frenchman alexandre muller. their the match was interrupted due to rain. the day before , the first stacking matches took place for the right to get into the rpl. only teams from the first league celebrated the victory. parien tula arsenal played in the lower one. the guests scored an early goal 2 minutes after the start. the match was scored by maxim kainov, who made a precise header after a corner kick. nizhny bounced back quite quickly, a russian of congolese origin, erving bataka , scored into his own goal, but after another set piece he evened the balance and scored into someone else’s goal, 2:1, arsenal’s victory, return match will take place on the first of the month in tula. in another match, ural from yekaterinburg lifted the

. >> there's not much in the visual record of that era that helps you get a stens of the humanity ofres and replicas help weave the story from the places they were held. >> they would put them in holding pens where they would wait until the auction. >> reporter: to the places they were whipped. so they would being shackled? >> yes. you can see the metal points here. >> reporter: along the trail, visitors are reminded this human trafficking was not just a sustain on the south. north carolina, maryland, new jersey. its tentacles reached north. >> it begins in the north. it begins in new england. >> reporter: also posted here, laws that codified brutality against slaves. a license to kill. the monument park joins the recently opened legacy museum which documents the history and impact of the atlantic slave trade, a third site, the national memorial for peace and justice lays bare the raw history of lynching in america. it seems like a direct repudiation of some of the movements we've heard over the last couple of years to not teach some of this history, critical race theory. >> for me,

>> yeah, well, you know, >>sten, listened. >> not only is the economy not great, but it is 100%e joeen's fault. now, we had a little bit of inflation pressure with thet whole supply chain thing, but everything had settled down whened dow they forced that $1.9 trillion through ostensibly to help with covid. e fa the fact of the matter is they were trying to political ploy of just dumping a bunch of money into the economy. and it'sy real deal that money always gravitates to the top 1%. people get it. they go out and spend it. they're supposed to go t an spend's where it. that's why the government sends it to them. and eventually the billionaires get evenhe sends it and. and he can rail all he wants about the billionaires. but president biden has been the best president in the history of america for wealthst presie histy folks, thn barons are around right now. they would a statue of them. now, this inflation thing is hideous because a lot of times in the media they talk about inflation coming down. it has not inflatidown come dow the rate of growth hasgrow moderated,th but if you compou

during a performance that the chief executive of the city of birmingham symphony orchestra, emma stenningudience to film him as long as it wasn't his whole performance to discuss what's going on in classical music . i'm what's going on in classical music. i'm joined by the telegraph's opera critic and the former director of the bbc proms, sir nicholas kenyon. nicholas let me see you here again . in 1977, i drove twice again. in 1977, i drove twice within the space of a week to cardiff to hear two performances of wagner operas conducted by sir reginald goodall. and why is the welsh national opera so excellent? tell us a bit about this company that you are concerned about. >> it's a magnificent company with a long story of imaginative but musically based great productions. >> remember, they had pierre boulez, they had peter stein die erecting. and it's a long and illustrious history, and i think it has now just come up against this really shocking disdain for opera as an art form. i mean , opera as an art form. i mean, you can't query the excellence to use your word of what they have been d