the u. k. district, front slate to they're unwilling to lift the inhabitants of diego garcia, island. return to their home is by far the territories at largest island within the american base. as you say, remaining there, it's not a full 100 over, is it? if those families who lived there still can't go back as well as i said, it just the condition is handled by uh, so rent you off uh over uh $57.00 of the subdued islands both due to laurie. shes but 8. 0 gotcha. remains a would you okay, and we could do to be able to do it. no. the chicago ship islands have not been elaborated for decades. and the ship grows. you people have been living elsewhere, mainly motors here. but also in u. j. row is not that they were living, you know, for some time now i know they agree with no more issues with the big some of the reset the monday was but they wouldn't need to be. so the items, some of that it's the sort of less than the people got the quote was what i'm putting the agree button was indeed. busy be

the us and the u. k all heavily involved in supporting as well as will in gauze that but how surprised all you to hear about the extent of this support? i mean this report, it talks about 6000 flights over the past yet that's more than 16 a day on average. thank you for having me. give me the extensive us you guys for an intelligence precision bombing to is really days that is going to distracting the high level of west and commitment and how they uh, sort of pause in this full covered with. it'd be easy way to use of advance a on a system like the, or on the all to main point that images here. first, these really the vulnerability and 2nd date, the ethics of not only is right but the u. k. and you, us, these really find a bit because the narrative of these read is the strongest only in the me, the least had supported it into pieces. because just to be available, data is right. if he's not fighting but a little bit seems incapable of finding no state in very small area and required the support of super

so i roll, that's the u. k. and or it's just as i used to be the details the be allowed to go back to the island. i was about to enter the speak. all the details of my understanding of the agreement between these 2 countries is that they won't be allowed to go back to the other islands in the archipelago other than diego garcia . okay. but why is it that they can go back to diego garcia is what's going on there at this joint u. k u s military. ready so super all for a sensitive or, or cultural. ready role that people can, i mean i, i recognize it's not a very big island that i also recognize of the, of the nut. ready which is. ready going to were forcibly repatriated off of diego, or she is the beginning is not a huge, huge number of, i mean, why can't they go home? ultimately, that is a question for the u. k. and mercy is your be, is our base. but when it comes to the, the is, it is what's going on there. so, so, so that as a matter is that people say there's a question of the governments of the united kingdom.

the u. k. is centuries long reliance on coal. the british government has pledge to generate all of its energy from carbon neutral sources by the 21st. the person is the 1st g 7 member to end cold power generation and the w corresponding to get mass joins us now from ratcliffe on. so the good, good to see, you know, this is a historic moment for the u. k. as in tit yes. and it is really a big moment. i mean in the u. k, it was the fast cold fired power station to actually spring in tax. and the at 90 in century on the country has lied. huge li on cold. of course, it was one of the hubs for the industrial revolution. then it, at some point employed over 1000000 people, the colored industry. so it's been has the massive roll and development of the u. k . and now this country is the 1st and the g 7 to actually not rely on cold power anymore. as recently as 10 years ago, um cool was responsible for almost half of the energies. so the u. k really has come a long way in a fairly short amount of tim

u. member states, where a political prisoners die in jails due to persecution and where bloody crackdowns occurred during pro test select the yellow vests in new caledonia is a clear example of double standards e. u institutions should end their provocations against, as or by john. seems to me that is another example of southern western countries using sanctions as the global morality police when it suits them. yeah, absolutely, and we have seen that this doesn't work any more, particularly with the global south of global. so finding its voice and finally saying to the west, the ex, colonial power. so this isn't ok. you called coming 12 countries and demand. we do this, you can come into a countries and treat dislike 2nd cost citizens and tell us, do as i say know, do is i do. and as a result, we've seen the west losing, it seems fluence, particularly across the applicant, continental african countries of turn to places like russia in china to make business deals because they knew they c

the u. k. a proves homeroom for the long disputed shake of silence in the indian ocean hailing it sounds a diplomatic success. but there's a side deal allowing the u. s. military to hold onto it based on the largest household with locals there. excellent. for half a century still shut out. i mean, why can't they go home on the ultimate leave? that is a question for the u. k. and raise your rate is our base, but when it comes to the to is it is what's going on there. so, so, so it doesn't matter is the people that question the governments of the united kingdom and maricia the united states is consistently and persistently promoting mechanisms for controlling financial and commodity flows in the commonwealth of independent states under the pretext of insuring a sanctions regime in fact, it is implementing neo colonial policy sanctions by stealth out of meeting with his regional counterparts. russia security service chief accused as the u. s. a flushing its own in france using economic buckley the

the u. s. u. k. expedition treaty is one sided 9 times more people expedited to the united states from the u. k. then the other way around the protections for us citizens, phoenix, side you k is stronger. there is no need to show a permanent face the case or reasonable suspicion, even when united states 6 to expedite from the u. k. it's a allegation execution system. the obligation is alleged you do not even have a chance to argue that it is not true. all the arguments is based simply upon is it the right person? does a breach human rights? that's it. that said, i do not think in any way that you k judges are compelled to expedite most people, and particularly journalists to the united states and some judges in the u. k. found in my favor at different stages in that process of the judges did not but o judges. without finding, in my favor or not in united kingdom, showed extraordinary difference to the united states. engaged in astonishing, intellectual back flips to allow the united states to have

the u. k. green lights, who for the long to pay to toggle sign on hailing the return to more risk just as an diplomatic success. locals offense, the fury claiming they want and bolts in the process which that the u. s. military base station not to come. the police is the absolute impossibility of the claim that a group of out of control ukrainian amateur divers were involved in the bombing mall . sco takes a fresh job, but the west is still failing to expose the wheel from cold press. behind the sabotage open notes, the stream gas pipelines over the who is the coming to you from all h q and most spare. this is all attempt to national for myself, the whole team here. welcome, and thanks for choosing us today. well, that starts off in lebanon with 3 days off the invading the country south. israel is also stepping up. it's strikes on the country's capital. massive pains of smoke was seen as a fe route following an attack, but the idea says was a, that has a lot infrastructure. israel has also clai

the u. k. green lights home rule for the long dispute and check us the island feeling the return to verses as a diplomatic success. but the logo and spend their fury saving they were involved in negotiation process, which that the u. s. military base station there plus the united states has consistently and persistently promoting mechanisms for controlling financial and commodity flows in the commonwealth of independent states under the pretext of insuring a sanctions regime. in fact, it is implementing neo colonial policy sanctions by stealth. so that meeting with his regional accountant part rushes security service chief accuses the us of pushing its own interests using economic black mail, the live and direct from russia's capital city. this is art. see welcome to the news hour. and we begin with breaking news. the us, the u. k, have struck the hoots, a militant groups positions into yemen, the cities sun, the and i'll who data that's according to the organizations tv channel. it saves an ar

u. n. agency helping palestinians in gauze to make is overwhelmingly voted for a bill binding and rust from operating inside israel. the u. n. says the decision could cause the whole humanitarian processing garza to collapse. we'll say coming up john and he wants to ron of serious consequences off to iran, execute a german it rain in distance on disputed terrorism, charges on size and rally outside parliament into police. the officer, the pro russert georgia dream party is declared, the election went up despite widespread irregularities. presidents or based merely rejects the results for the high that i'm jack part of the welcome to the program is rose, parliament has voted to shut down the u. n's main aid agency for palestinians and in israel and all supplied east jerusalem. the move comes despite widespread international pressure from the us and the other allies. again, such a set. these ready parliaments, the ca message is set to vote on a 2nd bill, which would prevent unreal from ope

he went to the u, a. e and he was abducted there. they're a ronnie and dissidents all over the world. there are people who like to live in the free world and voice, their criticisms against the regime. this essentially puts a target on all their box. that is why this issue is much broader than simply john . she chairman's case, that is what we have been saying from the beginning. and it is really a travesty that germany and the us did not take this more seriously. thank you so much for joining us on this, sir. it's really great to get your insight facing. yeah, thank you. thank you. okay, here's some of the stories making headlines around the world. heavy is really strikes, hits multiple areas across the 11 on monday, including the port city of time. that's a separate bombing in the eastern bank called valley kills at least 60 people according to the lebanese health ministry. meanwhile, as well as military says it's i and don't defend system. intercepted over 100 projects. i was fired by has the law militants, republican presidential

but it is not really a u. k base. it is a u. s. base. yes, they have sovereignty over it and will continue to or at least exercise morrison sovereignty over it. but this is your guys operation. there is a why is it that you don't want people who live down there who, you know, we're on the island and we're forcibly moved off of it to go. that is not a question of the united states wanting them. we're not wanting them to, to them is a question for the united kingdom. and marissa, it's, i'm sorry, i just don't get why they can't. why the why the people who moved from diego garcia can go back together. garcia, but they can go back to other islands. i mean, there must be something about diego garcia that makes it either dangerous or inhospitable for civilians. and i just think that, you know, people should know what that is. like, obviously we have a base there, but when it comes to this exact question, it really is a question for those, those other 2 governments. cool. so the, so when you will be a lot of money in falls, but we do not have t

u. is concerned about the latest detentions imagined by john, which add to the worrying trend of detentions, of independent journalists, human rights, defenders and civil society representative since last year. and this comes as top and use like human rights, which is also demanding that the west and the you push the squeeze on back who particularly in the next few weeks had, does the call 29. somebody again, so say don't do deals unless you get the release of these individuals. we like out of jail. but you can imagine that in fact was pretty serious about this 1st bullet saying to the don't like to us. and secondly, this is incomplete. for example, standards passed on us, you know, we're not instead of waiting for the results of criminal cases, investigations and court rulings calls for as or by john to release the accused directly contradict legal procedures amount to interference in the judiciary and go against the values promoted by the european union, regrettably, the violation of f

u. s. foreign minister. moreover, upon arrival in these early stages, and he is a jew, not as the us for administered this weapon, this political, diplomatic, and media come back to everything that the occupation does comes from the united states. right, to other news out of the apartment to georgia, rejects a you press a to impose sanctions against bush, a, so to speak, or part of and condemn those demands. as quote disgusting. the demand put forward in the resolution regarding georgia to establish bilateral sanctions against russia . is disgusting. we would have guaranteed to plunge the people in the country into economic collapse and would most likely have put it on the threats of military confrontation. we make whole decisions based on the interest of the judge and people. we must explain to our partners and our partners must understand that all the decisions of the well being of the country. it seems we get a huge sense of how georgia is feeling under that external influence that's

garcia at the u. s. the u. k. seemingly unwilling to lift the inhabitants of tops island returning to their homes. how is that going down in that aspect? yeah, it's very important for us, you know. ready we, we or so we said that normally the entire population should be allowed to go to every way. busy where they would but that unfortunately because they said because of the presence of the base and that the people who were born and that has been there since i don't mind at all as island can go. except from those who were bono, do rush out. we have to side, but let me tell you is that we don't have access in june. got that aiden uh, facilities of what would it be given to psycho should we do more or ways. so that's an order that was where we all of us needs daily news. we have for be patient and we got to understand why you're staying low, but you can just have the we are not there, right? we, we accept 2 quads be but unfortunately the things that she generally for us use in the meantime, what do you do instead

u must not lead to us harming ourselves. therefore, the negotiations with china regarding electric vehicles should continue. what artic, i'll give you the call john cesta european initiative is driven from across the atlantic and undermines the interests of local car makers. and when people are talking about chinese e, b flooding into you and united states, they're not looking into the details. there's actually very few chinese rented e, b as coming to europe with the majority of these producing in china that's been exported to europe. are actually the foreign brands. we're talking about tesla, we're talking about bmw w. we're talking about volkswagen. you fact bmw lose. i x 3 model was exclusively manufactured in china and, and, and so we have the volkswagen, u, v as well. so germany has the most to lose joy. not only sure, you know, china is the world's largest altima market by the numbers in august, china, so it had sold 1900000 vehicles inside china versus 1400000 you in united states. you don't know all to make or canno

also in the program and the empire state of mind, u. k. tory leadership contend, says former colonies should be grateful for the legacy britain left behind. they should stop complaining and stop demanding reparation for slavery. the entire boost on neighborhood of salon is on the threat. the name means garden in english and local say, is role wants to make it the are gardens. and while it's ready for us is wrap up, rage across the west bank palestinians are forced to demolish their own homes, all paid for his railey bulldozers to do the jump in the boot. i guess done correspondence study by it is a full program of your top story is ready to roll right here on ok. so the main stream narrative of a node stream sabotage. it never had any legs in the 1st place. it continues to fold a pod and now slip out to you as prime minister highlighted that the picture that's been painted have quote, drunken ukrainians bombing. it simply doesn't add up, say the discussion about who is really responsible as being buried in the public. a simply being sol

the u. k. government subsequently changed the law to prevent expedition without charge, but in its amendment to the existing legislation. it included a right to make sure it didn't apply to me. thank you, mr. kaufman. could i invite you to address the question to mister saunders? thank you. thank you very much, sir. thank you very much, mr. sauce for all the answers to many of our questions. i am like many of my colleagues here, very happy to see you here and knowing you out of prison. you were imprisoned to set rightly for doing your job. the job that we all you expect you to do, namely being a turn that is to investigate, to then you published your findings. but it is shocking to me and to many of us to see how long the um of us just is that can get a grip on you even here in europe. and of course, this raise questions that we would address tomorrow. and mrs. ever stopped this excellent report. but can i ask you a personal question? were you aware before all this, were you ever aware of ho

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so if the u. k, the deal to return the trigger, silence to maricia is the announce to deal with all the, even like consulting us they have to do which is suitable for them. best for them of course. and what about the people? and i'll, julia accuses its former colonial rulers front of committing genocide during it's one from the 32 year occupational prevention with dr. gate, the just after 7 pm here in most school with this tuesday, october, the 8th i am usually on this is the, are to use are we begin in the middle east, where the lebanese capital is endured a new wave always really or strikes to billows of black smoke could be seen at a constant rate today over the city skies. earlier, the idea of fish should civilian the population, orders for parts all of a route as well. the is really military season, early or attack. there are killed as well as intelligence come under. so how you could st. who's saying the idea of also claims to have head over a 100 co, tara targets in southern lebanon, includ

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u. n's main aid agency. this follows the passage of bills in the is riley parliament, aimed at preventing the agency and from operating inside israel. that vote has drawn international criticism. it was $9.00 to $2.00 volts and save the end to end against israel's paula montez fossil banning. the u. s. main agency for police teens from where it can in israel . the decision could hurt aid some gone to the west bank and is jerusalem. is real accuses unrestored, 1st off involvement in october 7, tara tech and being if you wait with some us and other groups or more as an organization that a terrorist organization has completely taken over. what we've seen in gaza is how come as taking over united nation facility schools, hospital clinics and headquarters, in order to use them as military base, as to hide immunization to hide rock kits, to actually commit care activities from the united nations facilities on role flight 9 and police officer investigation, but denies no really aging on the gro

tina the u. k. has strong interest in the sofa sofa, atlantic ocean, which as you know, was to see and negotiate the terms of the ocean, all that sovereignty and the case. and i was interested in doing that. i told its being uh barely said in the, the un they have a massive military holding on the island. so it's not on there. what do you think of interest to, to say the power of their weapons? if we think of these issue as historical or ego, or even geographical terms, the silence are undoubtedly urgency and but the position of strength of the weapons of the military assets that the u. k. has on the islands make a resolution of the of the dispute, unavailable? well, there were new to urge for suffering to comes following a deal struck between the u. k. and maricia is for the return of the che, goes islands in east africa. but there's a catch, the largest auto diego garcia and we'll continue to host the u. s. military base of what we said movies here. fellow americans today is a historic day for our

to the u. k. now, when the last coal fired power station has been shut down off to being in operation since 1968, the closure of the rock flip on sole power station in central england ends. the u. k is centuries long reliance on coal. the pressures government has pledged to generate all of its energy from carbon neutral sources by the 21st. the russian is the 1st g 7 member to end coal power generation. and some more on this we can bring in michael nicholson from the institute for european environmental policy u. k. that's the think tank for sustainable. let's say welcome to dw, thanks so much for your time today. as we were just saying, the u. k is the 1st major economy to completely phase out coal power. uh you must be celebrating today. absolutely as a major achievement on the bose, the labor party and the concepts you've got governance of recent years ought to be proud of this. did you expect this to happen so quickly? i mean has this come sooner than expected a little bit sooner and the plan

the u. k. 4 simply expelled trickle scenes from their lives as to nearby marshes and the se, shelves in the 1970s to accommodate the u. s. military base on the largest island, as we mentioned, diego garcia and the un legal bodies including the i c, j, and the international tribunal for the law of the c previously supported them. russia's claim to the islands, but without success. the 3rd phase communities on human rights groups have been pushing the u. k. government for deckers, for the right to return to their homeland. the issue is only not the results with the condition that the ego garcia remain under printers control for the next 99 years. well, we heard from locals on the issues who despite being happy with the return of the island, say that continuing u. s. military presence there, that's a major blow that is just basically switching. i hope this is a temporary situation and that malicious will regain full sovereignty of this archipelago in the very near future. user was administrativ

but western media outlets are done and playing the u. k. government's direct involvement, shifting the name of the world to russia and china, also ahead. this is our business. just as we are constantly told, that it's the ukraine's business to insure security with nato home without nato, and safe itself to moscow to the side of its cooperation with north korea. the speculation grows over reports that young young soldiers may join rush at all in the bustle to this year's brick summit in cuz um comes to a close with 13 years partner states on a roadmap for future development. we speak to guests from a forget about what impact bricks could have on the company. is to enable an idea accessibility to both tentative markets, closer to pretty able and to global multiples of large arguments. because uh the the mid day in portable, a gray midnight in support row and 6 in the evening here in moscow. welcome to the global news lined up on our team with less than a fortnight to go until the us presidential election. it seems like western mainstream m

the u. k. forcibly expelled chicago scenes from their loans to nearby nourishes on the se, shelves in the 1970s to accommodate the u. s. military base on the largest island, diego garcia, un legal bodies including the i, c, j on the international tribunal for the law of the c previously supported them are as just plain at true the islands with thought success. the church res. communities on human rights groups have been pushing the u. k. government for decades for the right to return to their homeland issues only not being result with the condition that you go garcia, remain under printers control for the next 99 years. what we heard from locals on murray issues, who despite being happy with the return of the audience, a continuing us military presence, there is a major blow, a man just beckers citrus. i hope this is a temporary situation and that malicious will regain full sovereignty of this archipelago in the very near future if he is or what's happening instead of up, what is the british

u. pressure to impose sanctions against russia. that's as of the speaker a part of and condemns those to bonds as quote disgusting. the demand put forward in the resolution regarding georgia to establish bilateral sanctions against russia is disgusting. we would have guaranteed to plunge the people in the country into economic collapse and would most likely have put it on the threat of military confrontation. we make whole decisions based on the interest of the georgian people . we must explain to our partners and our partners must understand that all decisions of the well being of the country as well. let's talk about this with caesar salad. do you know, joining us here in the studio? i mean, honestly, you shot a strong statement from georgia bundled, entirely surprising when they put elections in october. i mean, know the us on you or if they've been opened the interfering and george's elections using n g o's to foment unrest. meantime, however, how would you regard this latest comment

here in this region, the u. k. u s. a u armed holocaust continues exacerbated by the visits of i'm supply, circle, butcher, blinking us secretary of state who was brought up by account veto of a most ad spy with just days before a probable donald trump victory all across harris and they're ailing the. the genest joe have now deployed american boots on the ground to ensure the genocide is being a plan decades in the making by them 1st envisaging mass extermination as early as during the summer. i'm sure taylor massacre of 198211. and joining me now from amman, jordan is for president would, could top calling this for our music monitor. and so i'm a professor of journalism at princeton university. press a good job. thank you so much clear. then that is right. the jews and not fleeing who are leading israel. i believe it's now a fight to the death support for netanyahu at old time highs. zine is regime in d. c. giving another $5200000000.00 of us, public money to israel and nothing but the weapons from the puppet states of

u. k. is government involvement, shifting the blame onto russia and trying to pass this years brick summit. and cuz on come to a close resulting in 13 new partner states and a roadmap for future development we speak to get with from africa about what the impact breaks could have on the cost is to enable nigerian access that will lead to alternative markets both pretty old in the global, multi large and events the, the broadcasting from moscow, russia to the world. this is our to international donald quarter. good to have you on the program. now our top story, some 2000 ukrainian troops who have invaded russia's cursed region, have been in circled and tracked. that's according to president vladimir putin who says keeps, forces are losing ground there for more. now we're going across live to our corresponding eagerness, dawn of eager. can you take us through the details with the russian leaders latest statement to absolutely done. basically, the russian president has revealed that about 20

and miller said, the u. s. government couldn't possibly have made it clear to me is really government. this is an unacceptable action. this reveals a risk between israel and the us and a rift between israel and the united nations. he said that the result of this will be that children, babies, women will be unable to receive humanitarian assistance in gaza. he said that there is no other organization capable of doing this right now. i'll read you a little of what he said. he said, we've made clear to the government of israel that we are deeply concerned by this proposed legislation. you said the secretary of state have brought this up with those rarely officials about 2 weeks ago. and he said this has implications under us law. and what that means is there restrictions on the aid, the, the u. s. gives to israel and that at triggering some kind of rupture and humanitarian assistance that could trigger the u. s. to withhold aid from israel. it's essentially a threat to the is really government that if they go f

u. agency for fundamental rights. the muslims across the you are increasingly experiencing racism and worrying about their safety. this is an undeserved and unwelcome reality for those who have come to see europe as home, as well as for those who have lived in european countries for generations. the survey shows that racial discrimination against muslims is increasing. women, man and children are victims of harassment and violence based on their religion, skin color, or ethnic background. in total 47 percent of survey respondents reported experiencing racism recently. the paul was conducted in 13 nations including spain, belgium, denmark, finland, and france in austria, and the muslim community is revealed to have suffered the worst discrimination in particular descendants from african countries. south of this, the heart of the intolerance against muslims is manifested in fewer job opportunities and prejudice when it comes to accessing housing. researchers also underlines that these issues have likely gotten worse sin

u. but prime minister iraq, the couple of kids say of the georgia dream. and since the u membership is still a priority, academy, tired of us august initial development in all directions. it's important for us to achieve george's full integration into the e. u by 2030, to pass the warning and everything will be done to accomplish this. all pretty profitable assurances that have failed to quell the feelings of injustice amongst some on the streets of georgia of a 12 corresponded maria cut the monster in tbilisi, the prime ministers meeting right though with his counterpart old bon from hungry. what are they likely to talk about, or indeed, we just attended welcoming ceremony where or brandon was accompanied by his minister of foreign affairs and the minister of finance that i also visiting the country not weeks back that probably they are going to discuss georgias, you integration however, it solves a bid for the critics per talk, sickly because uh the uh, you has the whole to the georgia is used to gratian after so called for an agent spell and georgia sor

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the world today turns to the prospect of the use of those nuclear weapons by u. s. u k. u back to israel. this after a run, finally retaliated for the gaza genocide. the test run this as a nation of palestine chief negotiator attacks on their radian diplomats and the killing of thousands in bay ridge to a res iconic, lebanese prison.

u. n's main agency for palestinians and right in israel and occupied east jerusalem. the move comes despite widespread international pressure from the us and other allies against step the israeli parliament. the capacity is set to vote on the 2nd bill, which would prevent unreal from operating in garza. i'm the west bank within 90 days. the u. n. agency depends on these rails corporation to deliver aid to those areas as well accuses the agencies and employees of involvement in the october 7th terror attacked a couple of them. okay, let's get more on this from dw correspondence tom tanya crane most, he's in jerusalem for us. welcome to the show. can you tell us a bit more about these bills, tanya? a yeah, it's a very significant and very serious and move by as well as parliament to shut down and basically prohibit on the we're has been serving palestinians or giving services to posting invested, useful over 70. yes. now this bill effectively prohibits on uh from operating is ready territo

here in this region, the u. k. u. s. e u on the holocaust continues exacerbated by the visits of i'm supply circled, butcher, blinking us secretary of state who was brought up by account veto of a most ad spy with just days before a probable donald trump victory all across harris and they're ailing the. the genocide joe have now deployed the american boots on the ground to ensure the genocide is being a plan decades in the making by them 1st envisaging mass extermination as early as during the summer entity, the massacre of 198211. and joining me now from amman, jordan is for president would, can tom calling this for our music monitor? and so i'm a professor of journalism at princeton university project. the job. thank you so much clear than that is right. the jews are not fleeing who aren't fleeing israel. i believe it's now a fight to the death support for nothing. yahoo, it all time highs. design is regime and d. c. giving another $5200000000.00 of us, public money to israel and nothing but the weapons from the puppet