but how much might this have a probe of what they can do in the hague. well let's begin by israel has never abided by any international law to begin with not starting right now with the international criminal court but any international law at all i mean the recent the most recent one that they brew was them actually not allowing palestinians to have a vaccine it's a pen if you go back further than that with the. with the war crimes that they are being now looked upon by their probe by the investigation of the i.c.c. there are mainly 3 ones which is the 2014 attack on gaza which was an incremental genocide by the israeli side we have the 2018 crackdown on palestinians in the west bank where craving for their right of return to their own ancestral land and it were a crackdown upon by the israeli occupation forces and you have also the illegal settlement buildings in the occupied west bank territories and further in jerusalem in occupied outputs as well these 3 incidents are not the only incidents we've never heard anything coming out of the international c

soaring temperatures in south asia a reaching pake levels jews are rising grain house gas emissions the hague is destroying the human languages since that supply of water to the rest of the subcontinent. the clay sea it's in northern pakistan of the biggest collection of auschwitz outside the polar regions but now. we travel to the other side of the country to google me it's a village in northern pakistan to investigate its impact. according to a new study 36 percent of the glacis bound in the region will be gone by 2100 sitara per diem is a glaciologist who has studied these auschwitz for the last decade this was once the area we kids plenty of water from the school a ship because the glacier was much higher so that what it was. that he chatted to these 8 ition jenna's the glaciers that we are the sensitive to climate the x. according to the template yet in the precipitation when it's hot it's a lot. since not in the snow line in northern pakistan has receded by 1 point one plummeted. what sancia still wasn't possible in 1000 years has happened within 30. if global emissions remain at curren

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president touchy after he resigned when he was charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity in the hague. head to the polls next week for a general election but after a year from evil and with the country experiencing its worse health crisis in decades many people are simply not interested. as reports from lima. those worried about getting this oxygen tank filled for her mother and sister who are ill or tome with covert 19 days before polls opened her family is facing the raging pandemic alone and the elections are not all that important now i'm a fan of the candidates aren't doing anything for us they don't stick to their promises it's only words unfortunate it's a great disappointment over blank because they are all the same recent opinion polls say nearly 30 percent of peruvians may vote blank or not because they can't find anyone who represents them many peruvians are worried about some candidates on the ballot of the 18 presidential candidates the front runner is a former congressman who was once suspended for sexual harassment. another a respected economist relies on advice from a

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soldiers are fighting with supreme morality against terrorists and it's israel that the court in the hague has decided to condemn there's no other word to describe this other than hypocrisy a body that was founded to defend human rights has become a hostile body the defense those who trample human rights. the i.c.c. launched its official investigation in march after a 5 year per eliminate probe found evidence of war crimes committed by both the israeli military and palestinian armed groups the case focuses heavily on the 2014 gaza war back then israeli warplanes bombarded the territory over a 7 week period killing several 1000 people and dozens of israelis were killed in rocket strikes the i.c.c. probe is also looking at the violence along the is real gaza border in 2018 mos and the palestinian administrator have welcomed the investigation saying their actions were justified acts of resistance political commentator maro osman thinks israel has a long track record of evading responsibility for its actions. israel has never of by and by any international law to begin with not starting right

resigned when he was charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity at the hague. corona virus cases have surged to a new high in india with 100000 infections recorded in a single day for the 1st time many of those were in the state of maharastra which includes india's commercial capital of mumbai a new restrictions are being imposed including a nighttime curfew we can look down india has confirmed more than 12500000 cases of the virus at least 165000 people have died. joins us now live from new delhi and the numbers of norm reached a very troubling proportions. yeah absolutely the highest numbers that we've seen since the pandemic began here in india and maharashtra continues to be the worst affected state it's accounting for more than haul the total number of cases it is for a number of reasons including the very high levels of the guys a shot at the state a member of maharashtra's cove in 1000 task force has said it's also because of a number of large gatherings that have been held this year including the local council elections in january because people with the

resigned when he was charged with war crimes crimes against humanity in the hague. survivors of an attack by armed groups in northern mozambique and spoken of the horror that unfolded one woman who gave birth on the side of the road as she fled the 5 you know whom town of parma rhetorical this is. safe and sound in a hotel room this baby boy and his mother survived a traumatic birth during a raid by armed men on their hometown fatto abdullah as he was separated from her husband and 3 other children as they try to escape fighting in palmer she delivered her baby alone without medical treatment on the side of her wrote you see i was tired while i was running and i was left behind by the group i was with then it got dark and i felt really sick and i couldn't go on i knew it was time to go into labor i slipped right where i was and gave birth alone armed groups stormed pama nearly 2 weeks ago killing dozens of people some of those displaced have arrived in the city of pemba the provincial capital of kabul god a province. this is what's happened in parma the armed men wer

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haslinda: with the philippines -- there was arbitration at the hague and 2016. leverage that? >> yes. because of the ruling, the u.s. and its allies, the u.k., france, japan, canada and australia are conducting navigation operations. when they go to the west philippine sea and conduct naval drills, we can do this because in the west philippine seas, it is an exclusive economic zone of the philippines. under the ruling, and under international law, we can conduct naval drills because there is freedom of navigation. the freedom of navigation operations have fully enforce the ruling. it is the strongest enforcement of the ruling. they do this every 45 days. because of that, china cannot take possession of the -- eez of the philippines. rishaad: there have been some attempts with these countries working together. how can you make them more concrete and a more concerted effort to leverage pressure in china? >> unfortunately, our president is not doing that but we are waiting for the next administration. you can easily join the freedom of navigation operations in the u

she served as a regional adviser for the former yugoslavia at the hague and was a visiting scholar at the law school. she started investigating lizzie borden's trial in law school. this is her first book. in it she addresses one of the most infamous murders in american history, the murders of andrew and abby borden and the subsequent trial of their daughter lizzie was so internationalized that they remain important even thousand, over 120 years later. robertson strips away the details and using primary sources like court transcripts and lizzie's own letters. she talks about how the gilded age set up lizzie's treatment and set up the stage for what lizzie borden has become. now here's cara robertson. [ applause ] >> i'm not expecting a call. this is just to make sure i don't speak too long. thank you so much for coming, particularly on such a beautiful day. also i think that when you've been working on a subject for as long as i have, there is always a fear that you're involved in some sort of intellectual stockholm syndrome. it's nice to know once the book is actually out, there are p

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rebuild the country after the pandemic let's get more on this we're joined by the goddess logic in the hague he's an assistant professor in the university good to have you with us on the program sir how much trouble is mark ritter the man in with not only his own party with it but also with his potential coalition partners. yes what i would say quite a lot of trouble in quite a short amount of time if you consider that only. one of the recent elections and is by far of the leader of the far largest party and setsu basically become the longest serving prime and certain loss in the history of another lance and all of that seems to now be on the verge of unraveling and given this recent scandal or softening in that sense it's really a reminder of how quickly the fortunes going to change in politics and how someone who seems like one of the us most popular more stable leaders and you're also you know almost seems to become everyone's favorite target in the politics wipe out so before we go into the politics of such crime just get your opinion of public opinion a public opinion at the moment in t

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went outside to find a lot of people struggling and impairing with the gas it is headquarters at the hague on wednesday the global chemical watch told the o.p.c. w. in favor of stripping syria of its voting rights. $87.00 countries supported sanction 50 more against including russia china and iran it sends a clear political message and. syria will no longer be able to take part in any voting unless it has addressed such as factually the issues at hand so the practical implications are not massive but it is a significant political signal. an investigation by the a.b.c. w. blamed damascus for 3 poison gas attacks in the village of lata mena in march 27th . it said syrian planes and helicopters dropped chemical bombs there over 20 days for years previous to that the syrian government agreed to join the o.p.c. w after a suspected sarin nerve gas attack killed $1400.00 people it promised to give up all chemical weapons to the investigation found otherwise and testimonies such as those affairs had tabs would suggest the regime even after law to mena continues gas attacks against its population f

most of the south china sea the spite that claim being rejected by an international tribunal at the hague in 2016 in manila there is growing anger against the chinese embassy after it issued a statement criticizing the philippines defense secretary's comments as unprofessional and perplexing there have been calls for the chinese ambassador to be expelled with embassy officials warned they were in the country as guests of the philippine government the philippine foreign affairs office said it will launch diplomatic protests about the whitson raef occupation of president why why the goal against a member of our cabinet who is simply defending national. standing order that it bordering. on international law across asia other countries are also protesting china's military expansions china held the view jill's involving an aircraft carrier battle group near taiwan while japan criticized what it called chinese coastguards aggressive behavior around the scent caco islands meanwhile the u.s. navy carrier theodore roosevelt and its strike group we enter the south china sea over the weekend its 2nd

at the hague when as we've been saying there was a previous ruling in 2005 in the c.r.c. is favor. the d r c government has basically gone to the i.c.j. to alert the court that uganda hasn't followed through on backstairs judgment in 2005 congo is basically saying to the i.c.j. you founded in 2005 day uganda was guilty of the invasion the occupation of the plunder of congolese territory but uganda since then has refused to pay the reparations that the court itself demanded there was a 10 year negotiation between congo and uganda to try to determine the amounts of those reparations those negotiations have gone nowhere and now congo has gone back to the court to say you have to force uganda to coyotes reparations and you need to tell your gender exactly how much reparations it needs to pay rates and how likely is it that uganda does pay. if the i.c.j. i saw ends that that uganda is in breach of that judgment in 2005 that it's likely to put my egypt pressure on uganda this is a very high profile case it's been much anticipated in central africa it will be difficult for uganda to wrigg

for more here's anna holligan in the hague. ly one single dose, plus it can— it requires only one single dose, plus it can be stored at a normal fridge _ plus it can be stored at a normal fridge temperature, which makes it easier— fridge temperature, which makes it easier to— fridge temperature, which makes it easier to distribute. there are a lot of— easier to distribute. there are a lot of hopes riding on this one. it is up _ lot of hopes riding on this one. it is up to— lot of hopes riding on this one. it is up to the — lot of hopes riding on this one. it is up to the individual governments to decide _ is up to the individual governments to decide how to interpret the ema's guidance _ to decide how to interpret the ema's guidance in — to decide how to interpret the ema's guidance in deciding who should receive — guidance in deciding who should receive which vaccine and when and, actually. _ receive which vaccine and when and, actually, johnson and johnson's paused — actually, johnson and johnson's paused its european roll—out

. >> the hotel was built in 1928 on the site of residences of john hague and henry adams. and after the family relinquished their rights to the site, in 1926, the developer built this hotel along with the other hotel, which today is the saint regis. the hotel has been in existence since 1928. this bar has been in existence somewhere starting in the '60s or '70s. but with my arrival in 1999, this bar was already known as "off the record," a place to be seen and not heard, and it was not in this color and format and layout. it was pretty well the same bar, in the basement of the hotel. and it's kind of like this speak easy place, and it has become very popular over the years. well, the decorations are political cartoons displayed from various artists dating back to a collection of atwood who at this stage, we do keep some of the original artwork still in the house. from what i know, that the previous ownership in the '80s and '90s decided to bring in some artwork, after having a few beers i guess over the bar, and in the bar, and that's how it really established, but we have

the hague tribunal said they have no legal rights, could stand behind our allies and be willing to confrontis aggression. and make sure the reason is not destabilized, china should understand the united states is not willing to just compete with them but to confront the negative ambition they have. brian: india, australia, japan, and south korea are willing to be read and that came into the head of the chinese government, they have a fight on their hands should they try to take over the region and that was the swing and the miss two nights ago. >> no doubt about that. he mentioned work with the allies and i give the biden administration some credits. they agree with most of these policies but not all. the fact of the matter is working with our allies and making sure our allies understand they are making unequivocal public statements against china said that kind of the message, brian: if you show any weakness hong kong takes it. thank you very much. >> good talking to you. brian: off to the races ahead of tomorrow's kentucky derby. bob baffert trying to win another exclamation point. non-ste

the midnight library imad hague narrated by carey mulligan. such a fun age by kylie reid narrated by nicole lewis. >> the audi for fiction goes to. >> such a fun age by kylie reid. narrated by nicole lewis. >> congratulations. let me turn things over to the national book critics circle awards and president of penn america jennifer. >> thank you victoria paper may audio books solve the problem i'd been wrestling with for years, how can i possibly read more if i don't have more time to actually sit down and read? i love physical books as much as i'd have but i use audio books to pull books into my life when it would have been impossible or dangerous walking, cooking, gardening, driving, house cleaning and even showering. my favorite audio books to listen to her fiction and i think maybe part of that is storytelling began as an oral tradition and hearing fiction a lot helps me listen to the sound of the ride the manta language in ways that sometimes don't as much of a page especially fam reading fast. the right reader is everything and when text a

the commons. i think louise hague made fantastic _ in the commons. .,, . your years together. how are you doin:? ., . .. your years together. how are you doing? not fantastic at the moment. particularly with _ doing? not fantastic at the moment. particularly with the _ doing? not fantastic at the moment. particularly with the rioting - particularly with the rioting happening, it has been a big trigger for me. the worry is that someone else will take the lead from the new ira that night and bring arms onto the streets. i am hoping nobody is that foolish because the condemnation of what happened to her was universal across communities in northern ireland and i would hate to think that another family would have to go through what we have gone through. 50 to go through what we have gone throu~h. ., . ., ., through. so the violence of last week brought _ through. so the violence of last week brought it _ through. so the violence of last week brought it all— through. so the violence of last week brought it all back - week brought it all back essentially?— w

forces new to iran that will hopefully out your lights after this terrible risk of the pandemic is over 100 from hague's big pharma are a little bit more palatable as well because a lot of people have a lot of issues shall we say with the money that big pharma makes and the profits that they make and how much they charge us for the drugs it's a very profitable industry and again if we had a time machine and you'd look back on what you would do a 2nd one year ago let's say the end of march 2021 this pandemic is really starting globally globally not does it come out you would buy sanitizes mask and you were purchased pharmaceutical stocks because we saw the pfizer stock hit the loss somewhere below $30.00 at the end of march 2020 then it went up to 7 i 40 dollars but far more done and that's listen i'm not stuck and as we all know it's a county sector do tremendously well which on this it found from $30.20 is highs from 56 body into the u.s. of course that's where you put your money and having said that since these and if you had peaks we have now seem somewhat we're dropping a consolidation and the share