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hello, i'm tadhg enright. we start in the united states, where donald trump has denounced the international criminal actions against the us and israel. he said it had abused its power by issuing arrest warrants for the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, top us lawmakers on capitol hill. neither israel nor the us is a member of the icc or recognises its jurisdiction. does the sanctioning of the icc make eseew pointin- out that neither is worth pointing out that neither the us or israel recognises the court. in terms e the practical of the practical implications, it is quite to ie those would be it what those would be and it might alter the by might alter the judgment, by trump by might alterthejudgment, by trump by the that as to whether w” faistoiwhe’ther they execute arrest warrants, e 125525252512 7 is to know. 77 is to know. one that is difficult to know. one of the things said this morning by a former employee is that sanctions the of the kc ability of the icc to carry out its functions, but its f

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i'm tadhg enright. in almost five years.ndia's key interest rate now stands at 6.25%, to the country's sluggish to grow at 6.4% for the year ending in march. that's its slowest pace in four years. well, this was widely anticipated, and as you rightly said, the first time then we saw in 2022, they raised the hikes, given the geopolitical uncertainties and scenarios with the wars breaking out as well as the inflationary pressures. of the reserve bank of india. of india's gdp. so that's why it's very important. so what happens now? and lower income groups who are possibly because home loans become so they're hoping that this is going to provide but the one thing that they really are closely of a possibility of a donald trump tariff hike. because india's rupee weakened to its all time low at over 87 rupees to the dollar, because that and also, you know, imported inflation would also impact so that's something that is being very closely watched by policymakers over here in india. $90 billion off the company's value, despite the r

i'm tadhg enright. you are welcome bbc neither israel nor the us is a member of the icc let's speak to our correspondent peter bowes, what impact will these sanctions have? inaudible. are initially targeted at who work for the individuals who work for the icc and could be the icc and they could be the freezing of those z— 77 it could ' " fitic’ould'bierm individuals, it could be visa denying in restrictions, denying access in of travel to united terms of travel to the united states. that could affect states. and that could affect work of the broader the work of the broader organisation moving forward. it might an impact on might have an impact on financial institutions wanting to do the to do business with the icc, fearing consequences in fearing the consequences in to the united relatientstheunited states. there could be some and there could be some diplomatic in terms of diplomatic issues in terms df countries that diplomatic issues in terms of countries that do support those countries that do support