after 11 and runs all at u e. u sanctions, which didn't exactly top pull the russian economy. brussels is hoping that package number 12 will finally bring the country to its knees, and it is a case of no longer from russia, with love either of the blocks latest restrictions into the bottom on the import of diamonds from the country. here's archie contributor rachel morrison, the purchase for the 1st 11 rounds of anti russians. i should have really for europeans in a bind. so the you decided to double down yet again, maybe this time to finish the job and take out what's left of their own economy. so what's new in this latest round of sections while they're banding russian diamonds, except that almost all diamonds in the world are cut and polished in other countries like india, for example. kind of like the russian oil that gets shipped to 3rd countries where it promptly loses its russian passport before being shipped with a whole new identity virtually anywhere and everywhere in the world, even to western countries t

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u. s. and e. u. a warning, this report contains graphic adventures. a frame dick search for survivors. in the aftermath of an issue strike on an apartment in process in kansas, sell an engine baby to is among those clues from the wreckage to risk. it was races to hospital, the width of the injured children are arriving the we escape from northern gather and a standing at my sister's house. we came here to rosa and then they hit the neighbor's house which collapsed on to us. we came from the north because they said we'd be safe here. i wish we'd be much, they hadn't least hadn't come here. move an easy to seem to have guns estimated to being forced from the homes. now israel strikes are intensifying impact areas with meaning. we're told they'd be sending israel has consumed was responsible for a christmas eve strike on most as the refugee camp. it said it quote, regrets at the home close to uninvolved civilians for the bombing which killed death. while many is riley support to worry fits the rod growing pools for an into the blood sheet with hundreds of arabs and israelis rarely. and to give the intel of ease the both people induce people standing together. we live here to get together as i do believe is a peaceful muslims, jews, christians. this is everybody's the only solution is to read nice the titles to life, read of the diesel from the finding them gas has now passed 21000 people. most of them women and children, according to the home us run helpful far to of the now to northern israel. and israel says time is running out to reach a negotiated solution to the escalating fighting on its border there with 11 on since the beginning of the war and gaza. there had been repeated confrontations between his rarely forces and the lebanese militant group. has paula in this border region with deaths and injuries on both sides. these picture shows rarely strikes on hezbollah targets. on wednesdays, security sources said that his boulder had fired more rockets and weaponized drones than it had in a single in any single day since the classes began. the use of us all cuss charlie the joins as from the lebanese border from the lebanese capital bay route, rather about how dangerous is the situation there at the border between is really and level. so good morning, the situation and quite the list of the so, so when is a l or a tuesday night and there are more and more now fires and messiahs talking, i was trying to get things to both sites and on the board the some of the border and lebanese border and there is 2 of these is for this escalation, one over that. the reason is that the attacking i'm killing one over the has belong numbers. and to 2 of his family by a and a or as to i guess i is to, i can talk to the the, the, his home and because you paid the is, looks like um, uh the but it seems not far from the uh, quick cost because of assassination of the uh you, honey and cheated out and the most, cuz uh, some days ago. so i, you need it on the claims or somebody and they are disposable of, uh for this, a assessing nation. and meanwhile, unofficial, and they un peacekeeping forces the tests of what i did the cell phone awfully. been on since 1978 and i closed our lives and he's also, i'll sort of cease to investigate the officer. one of the troops was one day, it's sort of in the country. so if things do escalate that, that border between israel and 11 on what sort of implications could that have smoke? there is something they call to tell to live in on code of the orders of engagement . it's and to refer to the, to the complex community conference between principal and the end is right. and the, till now there is a, the both sides try to keep this kind of rules of engagement. in fact, military rules of engagement, but in many and it also shows and to people in the been on calling has, will know to escalate father. the situation with is are in because the situation a little bit on is quite complicated to the right to know. so the situation is certainly been on is quite and so i think quite complicated to other people are looking for a more piece at the moment. bus, thank you very much. that was the w. a bus kashodi in beirut. welcome. you, what? let's take a look. now some of the stories making headlines today, the us state of pain has barred former present. donald trump, from taking part in the states upcoming primary elections. lawmakers called for trump to be disqualified over his role in the attack on the us capital in 2021. trump is expected to appeal the ruling. u. s. military is secretive robot space plane has launched from cape canaveral in florida on its 7th commission. for the 1st time, the space plane has been launched, the top of space x rocket, which can put it into a higher orbit. dependent go on, has revealed to details about permission site visitors. separation, confirm russian court has set is a writer to 7 years in prison for reciting a poem against the war in ukraine. archie on com, i, dean was arrested during an anti mobilization protest in september last year. he has accused police officers of torturing him in detention now to the war in ukraine, which has led nato to reevaluate security, especially on its eastern plank with russia. germany's recent announcement of a permanent troop deployment in the region is just one such change that we use. terry schultz reports the russians war on ukraine, made nato take another look at moscow and in the mirror, resulting in the biggest reconfiguration of the alliance. since the soviet union

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u. s. e u, a nato farm published? it was rough. uh, the ross, a calling investment farm in moscow. vladimir put in, had it delivered the key note address. he, we spoke to v to be bank president andre cost, and he highlighted the significance of the wide variety of delegations, the president of the summit, a little bit. and so, so, so with testing the current firm differs and the composition of foreign participants today will see almost no representative of the investment community of the western conference and the whole, oh phone guess. and there were many of them were investors from china, india. there were abby and peninsula, you're on the central asia and africa, but tell them about our policies and investment opportunity. of course, there's always the most valuable thing that the presence himself spoken answered questions because who else? but the president can answer questions and express the most authoritative opinions . our biggest friend in terms of economic scale is china is practically the 2nd. and maybe even the 1st econ

u. a. e of oppose the u. s. u k and the u nations by calling for a permanent ceasefire in palestine, while the leading newspaper in this region is our music with me again in the studio, is it toward winning editor in chief? i love us previously editor in chief of saudi arabia's already anguish. thank you so much. 5. so 5 coming back on that long to get through this time since your last ongoing underground. i mean before 1228 before. so how do you export 2030. i suppose i should ask you about this shadow costs across this region. how difficult has it been for you personally and professionally? just watching. witnessing thousands upon thousands of children being slaughtered by all this nature nation weaponry in, in gaza, our muse covering it every day. i sincere condolences, i know, speak as a human being and an unfortunate citizen of this part of the region. condolences to every citizen, every uh, civilian that has been killed on on either side as an editor, its been equally painful. it's always a little bit more p

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e. u and the u. x. the most around guys, the health ministry says more than 200 people have been killed, biased by the forces. over the past 24 hours. the violence follows a un security council resolution to boost humanitarian night another day in gaza and the mass burials causes a mass throughout in house ministry size. the number killed since october 7, system cost of $20000.00. that's roughly one percent of the strips of their time population as well, however, shows no sign of nothing up as bombardment. this is ray army footage purportedly shows a strike, a mass official being transported by cop or as possible. isabel size expanded ground operations in the beleaguered territory. so he's lucky that it's part of the war from it's a difficult war against a brutal enemy that some triggers on the field above and especially below it to me a lot as well as amongst the civilian population, the gun. but the hope that we have striking come us on not that this is a protracted difficult operation that will conti

elections one by the political outside of zillow in june, and all and void the united states, e u and the u. n. has also expressed consent of our attempts to overturn the election the has agreed on rules for the use of artificial intelligence. the deal into is restrictions like a band on real time face recognition that uses the future legal framework for a i would intuitive tough penalties for companies breaking the rules, but will not stifle development of the industry. in your know, i, i, conic fluids are sometimes designated, well cultural health, heritage status by unesco. now the list has just grown longer. the latest edition is widely regarded as paralyzed most famous dish and a matter of national pride. 200 meters of the peruvian coast. these fishermen, dublin s cooks on the menu city chair made from the freshly cooled fish. imposing the muddy. at least it's almost a matter of the ease and that ancient times we go out to sea and when the clock strikes noon, what do we do? we don't go back to shore for lunch, that doesn't happen that we separate our fresh fish, that we select it and p

u. e. of oppose the u. s. u k and the u nations by calling for a permanent ceasefire in palestine with the leading newspaper in this region is our music with me again in the studio. is it toward winning editor in chief? i love us previously editor in chief of saudi arabia's already anguish. thank you so much. 5. so for coming back on that long to get through this time since your last ongoing underground. i mean before 1228 before. so how do you export 2030. i suppose i should ask you about this shadow costs across this region. how difficult has it been for you personally and professionally? just watching. witnessing thousands upon thousands of children being slaughtered by all this nature nation weaponry in, in gaza, our muse covering it every day. i sincere condolences, i know, speak as a human being and an unfortunate citizen of this part of the region of condolences to every citizen, every uh, civilian that has been killed on on either side as an editor, its been equally painful. it's always a little bit more

palestinian territory supported the group, which is recognized as a terrorist or, and station, or the e u. m a u. s. 3 months of war have changed in september, support from us was just 12 percent in the west bank and 38 percent in gaza. but in december that support rose to 44 percent in the west bank and 42 percent in gaza. pulling and gaza was conducted by palestinian political scientist. colleagues, she khaki mainly in person during the ceasefire. earlier this month, reaching people by telephone in the besieged territory is almost impossible. the pole also shows that much more to boss the leader of the palestinian authority, which officially governs to westbank, is extremely unpopular, only 11 percent approve of him. meanwhile, the war has also brought an increase intentions and violence between is rarely security forces. settlers and palestinians in the west bank, further radicalize in the population there, many of whom sea gardens as heroes and say how mosque was right to attack israel. the us so said it and visions of postwar future where the palestinian authority governs gaza. but as i'm a

and he said that the e u, the u. k, and the u. s. are partially responsible and complicit in this because of the weapons that the west provides to ukraine. also, the russian ambassador was a little critical of the un secretary general saying he was baffled on why the secretary general had not issued a strong statement yet condemning the attack in belgrade. now we should also mention that top un official colleague had an assistant secretary general, also brief the council, where he call it for all sides to de escalate the situation. and he said he unequivocally condemned all attacks on cities and civilian infrastructure and ukraine and russia. clearly the security council has been focus the last couple months on the situation, guys that for obvious reasons, but as the war and ukraine continues, the russian ambassador felt this was a key opportunity to point out how his country is also a victim. in this ongoing conflict gabriel's on to out is here at united nations in new york. meanwhile, the governor of the ukrainian, the region of ho

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use external actions service created the east stratcom task force and its website, e, u vs dis, info. at 1st, some e. u officials and governments were skeptical this effort was needed. but let's go there, says moscow's continued a tax on ukraine and threats toward its neighbors convinced them. i think the pure facts of what happened on the grounds made some of the member states understand that we have a real issue at hand. not only a far away abstract issue somewhere in, in the eastern neighborhood, but that we have a problem also inside the european union. because a lot of these attacks target have targeted in the past and are still targeting the new search or the u member states. the discussions, the discourse, and i think this has really let's to turn around in, in thinking about this. the stratcom task force has been joined by 2 others and seen its budget and staffing rise significantly. martina build, okay, that has been with the stratcom since 2018 and became its chief 2 years ago. she says things have changed a lot over this period in ways both good and bad rushes all out. war on ukraine is a hu

u. s. u, a. e. your rod, you're run into weight. also in the gulf region are likewise ranked among the world's top 10 oil producing states. between 20162020, the fossil fuel accounted for over a 3rd of gross domestic product in the gulf states. that revenue helps pay for economic development, but it's also funding the transition to renewables. at the same time, the goal for reaching has already been impacted by the consequences of climate change from drought to flash floods and rising sea levels, saudi arabia and the u. a. e. have seen huge expansion and renewable energy use in recent years. just recently the merits announced their net 0 target for 2050. those plans involved new clean energy investments totaling $54000000000.00 by 2030 that's a positive move. um, but we see that the policies to actually meet their target all or are still not there. and we see they're actually planning to increase still, for example, fossil gas consumption. and they're still massively planning to increase their oil and gas production, which will also lead to higher emissions. but the gulf states aren't the only ones investing massively, a new fossil fuel project. in fact, almost all of the top 20 fossil fuel producing countries plan to produce more and 2030, then they do today. the international goal of limiting global average temperature is the $1.00 degrees celsius above pre industrial levels could be buried once and for all. that's despite both the oil states and fossil fuel companies, nothing short of money for m

u. n. e. an egypt. there is no freedom of expression in the u. i. e, there is no freedom of association, an assembly. this very small, extremely limited protest within the space un zone is historic. these names have never been said out loud and the u. a. e and the release has never been publicly demanded in this way. these demonstrations are an unusual spectacle in the u. a where freedom of political expression is tightly controlled. the protests have taken place under heavy restrictions, yet to offer a rare opportunity to see time where they also are, these would normally shut them down. the directions are heading to the polls today to elect their next president voting continues from sunday until tuesday incumbent, former army cheap a bill for to assist you look set to secure more 6 more years. how does the same sales apply to projections? every day he has fewer and fewer customers. so these vegetables still look that a lot of people are not doing well. but at the prices we're seeing or not normal sugars expensive on every thing is it's hard for everyone. no one has enough money, not even knows what the salary. egypt is a deep economic crisis. well bang safe off of rejections leaving poverty or risk of poverty. food prices have r

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u—a—e. its ambassador to the u—n, says the decision �*responds to the dire situation on the ground'. the palestinian ambassador to the ut a step in the right direction but reiterated calls for an immediate ceasefire — saying that 2 point 3—million palestinians have been fighting for their lives and facing death. meanwhile: israel's ambassador to the un criticised the resolution and said that the �*un should have focused on the humanitarian crisis of the hostages. gilad erdan also thanked the us for its support of israel. for more on the day's events, our correspondent there, john sudworth sent this update from washington. the united states explained that while they're happy that this was stepping up humanitarian aid, they were happy that the council did not include the condemnation of a mosque towards the october seven attacks and said that is what led them to eventually abstain and it is worth noting that the draught was humanitarian in nature and those in the council discussed must be a kind of all parties if one is named and ultimately, the united states, he did not use the veto to block this draught scam after inte

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