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u. s. and the u. k. a n and the grassroots and the public. and, and we see that every day mean the majority of the population in the us and in the u. k. over whelming, we support a ceasefire and have for many months, but that is not at all where the political leaderships are in these countries. i know that you a sponsored one of the security council resolutions as part of it, is rotating a place on the security council. but why do arab nations take people again to the blinking seriously and meet up with him? i mean, he's a full member of the drums consultancy boss. we know lloyd austin, of course, will perhaps be profiting as a director, raphael, and from the amounts of arms transfer from nato countries to support the israel. mpeg lincoln said i come before you know it as a us extra estate, but as a, as a jew when he arrived at idea of headquarters and tell him even minutes the genocide, why do i really believe does take lincoln seriously. i mean, newland is going in the past few days. i mean, i think there's a number of reasons. one, it's bec

u. s. and the u. k. a n and the grassroots and the public. and we see that every day mean the majority of the population in the us and in the u. k. overwhelmingly. support a ceasefire and have for many months, but that is not at all where the political leaderships are in these countries. i know that you a sponsored one of the security council resolutions, as part of it, is rotating a place on the security council. but why do arab nations take people again to the blinking seriously and meet up with him? i mean, he's a full member of the drums consultancy boss. we know lloyd austin, of course, will perhaps be profiting as a director, raphael, and from the amounts of arms transfer from nato countries to support the israel impact. lincoln said, i come before you know it as a us extra estate. but as a, as a jew, when he arrived at idea of headquarters in tell of even minutes the genocide, why do our believe does take lincoln seriously? i mean newton has gone in the past few days. i mean, i think there's a number of reasons. one, it's because it's t

i'll just say era, westminster, london, abdullah safe is from the u. k. n g a means that's muslim engagement and development and organization to tackles as lemme find the right across the u. k. he says that the government is politicizing, the device around extreme extremism ahead of elections for us as an organization. and we type for the 100 percent community funded organization. we don't take government funding, but it's not just about us. is it really isn't. i mean, there's a few things here. firstly, the politicizing, the, the debate on extremism in the run up to general election. freeform, a home secretaries of said it shouldn't be done. shouldn't be some kind of tactic in the cold too. in the run up to this election that we politicize this very sensitive topic. you have the can tell that freedom of speech that we've mentioned . we have the issue that this definition is the consultation and it is been, well, we don't know consultation 1st. you know, obviously, you know, it's just michael grove and his co chambers. we've kind of come up with this defini

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those from germany make up 28 percent of as well as military impulse. 10 for rise on 2022 o u n. reports as the u. k. australia, canada, and phones also continuing supplies. they include aircraft massage times technology and munition, including components for the s 35 cell phone, the use to attack gaza. but several countries have decided to stop supplying almost as well. they include the netherlands, belgy, japan, italy, and spain. well as well, has enjoyed strong support from some countries in the e. u, it's folding, policy chief has voiced his opposition to more um sales. how many times have you heard the most plumbing to lead us on for a minute to or 100 will say to many people are being killed by them. by the head. this is too much on the top is not proportional. well, if you believe that many people are being killed, maybe you should provide less arms to know that to prevent so many people being killed. so that's the, his accused israel of genocide at the international court of justice. but it could take years before any, but it just reached human rights. legal exports, bone that's sending weap

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u. s. u k n o u z. let's have a curious china state swanson. cyber attacks aimed at disrupting and customizing government decisions, stealing trade secrets and silencing critics on staging. on tuesday, we heard from the new zealand governments that said that approved florida 8240 in 2021, access an internal system for solomon terry ins, as well as a system for troughing walls. so they say that these actors removed as soon as they were identified and that they worked with china's ministry to state security. and you're dealing raise these concerns that moving forward with the us and kate on monday, with a step further and posing sections and several chinese individuals who say that these individuals have been working with the group learned as 1831 that has been for about 14 years and their activities include in sending 10000 initial e mails to groups that were for schools of china, including dissidents and governments. officials, with the aim of hacking into the confuses and internal services that china h

a piece for them to solve the war in the admin says that the emmys have every right to respond to u. k. n. us as russian of all of the system based on the assume you have been, we consider british policy to be colonialism which still exists and has a significant history of colonization. we hope they would change this, but they pursue cobra colonization. the many tools serving them in the region. they still have emissions and a clear agenda in the region and are part of the quartet in yemen that has been besieging the nation for years. today they're waging a direct war and you haven't with air strikes lacking any legal justification, or even any official approval from the security council united nations, or even the many governments. therefore, what is britain doing? we in yemen, consider blatant aggression and humanities have the natural right to respond. the british and americans today are in the same trench, whether in the events in gaza, german or the red sea. they would have sought the escalation and gaza, which i would also cast a shadow on the escalation and the red sea, the major c

mentioned that the act in what happened was an x, y, z, the west, as well as ukraine, specifically the us n u k. 2 service and sort of panic in russia. and he also stressed that russia assure the essentially recognize the ukrainian security services as a terrorist organization. we also heard from the russian president vladimir puts in who initially said that this wasn't as somebody is phonics said, but he also asked one question and that question was, why would the terrace be fleeing to crane? why did they have a window waiting for them in ukraine? so there were a lot of questions that we actually got some answers from this week. now on top of that, of course, we must remember though, that some of the we sent in previous terrorist attacks that happened in russia, including the deadly attacks against the drum list, as well as the quite me in bridge attacks. they were all linked to ukraine. so it's no surprise that the prompt to sit a whole tragedy also turns out to be part of this list. now, at the russian foreign ministry also insist that key if should stop supporting any terrorist activities.

who mentioned that what happened was an act bible was specifically the u. k. n u. s. and ukraine to serve some sort of chaos and panic in russia as well as he says that russia should be able to recognize the ukrainian security services as a terrorist organization. now we also heard from russian president vladimir puts in, who did previously mentioned that this was linked to the hispanic state. but then again, why were the terrorist lead to ukraine? let's take a listen to say, so i see that you look at all 4 of the data, but bit rate, those of the terrorist attacks. all those who shot and killed people were found and detained. they tried to hide and move towards ukraine, where, according to preliminary data, a window was prepared for them from the ukrainian side across the state board. now, previous terrorist attacks that happened in russia were also all linked to ukraine, including deadly attacks against the journalist, as well as the cry me in bridge attacks. now what's really interesting is the ukraine spied cheese. uh, it's not really shying away from threatening t

you nash bob, oliver ultra 0, most k u. n. back textbooks have rule, the death of 22 must have a meaning and the custody of a runs circles. morality police was little and caused by violence. the fact finding mission says more than 550 people were killed. as a result of the government's crime, donald protests in response to i mean these decks in 2022 that figured it includes $68.00 children that runs high cost of a human rights has dismissed the report. so that's it for me. you can find more information features analysis on our website. so that's, i'll just say with dot com. companies continues with don jordan comes off the top. the why have american evangelicals become? is real strong. this background is us president joe, find the right to stand with israel with no red line as long as us support continues. is there anything that can stop is real simple on concept from going on in? definitely a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line, the inverse and pros, literature reveals how societies grow and learn each air and stru

all of the u. k. n g a means to look at, let's take a look at some light fixtures. now you're watching the space x launch this township heavy rocket from boca chica, texas. now scholarship is the most powerful role could, if it created and it is 5 volts and this has plans to return astern, wants to the noun, life of this decade now to early a versions of the scholarship that i both exploded to take off and separate launches last year it's a private space x venture about nesa has contract and space 6 to use it for the item is new admissions. the launch, as we see here, appears successful as of right now. okay, well as time for the with a now his car had a lot of that. it's still a story of significant hate to cause central america in the caribbean and south america with temperatures. what about the average of this time of year and months? the records being broken, but we're also seeing some severe stormy conditions, particularly for equitable pushing down into bolivia as well with more heavy rain to come for the pass of the next few days on another batch or severe st

u. n. c. monetary and office is slammed the international community for its lack of action. the u. k and australia have signed a new defense agreement i entered boosting, intelligence, sharing and military coordination. the treaty is seen as a response to concerns of a china is military expansion in the asia pacific. however, it does not include on mutual defense packs, that would commit a nation to respond if the author is attacked. luis montenegro has been appointed. portugal is new prime minister paced into rice, democratic alliance, potties, great and narrow election victory. earlier this month, fortune goes president, has invited montenegro to form a minority government off the ideas of socialist rule. he's vowed not to form an agreement with the far right shake of potty, which has quadrupled. it's complimentary representation of brazil code has rules dot full mess focused on. it'll be in your most so if he's 9 year prison sentence for right. he was convicted in recently in 2017 for his party in a group sexual assault when he applied for i've seen milan, brazil, 1000 extradited

u. k . diplomats of the u. n. he's currently working on the upcoming un summit of the future. gentleman, welcome to you. well, richard, let's start with you. is the un security council fit for purpose? in 2024. what was the thinking back in 1945, but it was decided to have these 5 permanent seats on the council. and to what extent just the one guys are now forcing the security council to run up against it's, it's do political limitations as well. the security council has never truly fulfilled its original purpose. it was meant to be a global policing agency and the us associates and partition the permanent members were meant to be the 5 policeman who would hold crises in check and avoid a return to major power war. ever since the 19 forty's, the council has failed to live up to that vision because of the tensions between the big powers. that was a period of to 1989 when cooperation improved considerably, but the council still fails overland to and over 1000. yeah. and i think what we're seeing today, if you credit

n g. when it's in the shipment to the u. k. in 1964, and in the last few years, it's remain a critical gas supply it to your. now it's hosting countries which holds 70 percent of the world's known gas reserves. then it gets from the 19 member block gas exporting countries for them. for g c, f, i gather years. member states produce nearly huff with the was natural gas output is made, then went to a car and the zip natural gas is expected to play a key role in achieving a smooth and fair energy transition into long term investing and natural gas resources requires high capital in pennsylvania, so it was necessary to conduct a continuous and serious dialogue. go to common forward looking vision and sharing energy security for better and fair pricing. for all. it is worth mentioning that technology will be crucial for the future of natural gas. by 2050 the most likely to get boiler by 1.5 degrees. even if global emissions move to a very low carbon footprint. but the fossil fuel production, the confusing plan, is a 120 percent highe

k. i. thanks for joining us based dbi. the u. n's top court has ordered israel to ensure all mo aide is allowed into guys, including opening up mall land crossings. what do you expect would happen? good morning and we hope that this is going to allow us to as facilitate an 8 and t in a more consistent and with good quantities to the south and to the north and in the coming weeks. unfortunately, although this, the school is not to possibly to be enforced on the ground, but we also helped a mistake that to this time it might be different. where we have seen from that history. he government announcements that they would do their best to. and now for that, it's 6 months already. and once we have seen, as of that situation became worse and worse than now, we don't even have words to describe what is happening and then, or as your correspondence explained when she has seen the images from this guy on the question of a deliberate he's, he's run, his orders denied that positions from the you and others that it's obstructing deliveries into g

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u. n is calling on the international community to quote, flood gaza with a panic and k o. as men and gaza city run around in a frenzy to find food countries such as egypt, jordan fronts. and now the us have been dropping aid from above. but there are too many people in need. and there's not enough aid. the we have the willingness inability to bear it, but is there a father in the world who can see his children riding in hunger in front of him to remain silent? even if the price is risking his life. just like all these people who risk their lives in order to obtain what is not even enough for chrome, a flower, or aid or canned food, rid of yesterday some expired, can goods arrived containing mold and fungus. we are not animals, as they described us. i remember the most important over the weekend work us from the you went on the w h o rushed in to provide supplies to hospitals, medicines and fuel running critically. no. and this is costing children headlines unfortunately, yes, we have lost 2 babies here. they had pneumonia, but they died because of the power cut. the power

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n g. when it's in the shipment of the u. k. in 1964, and in the last few years, it's remain a critical gas supply it to your now it's hosting countries which hold 70 percent of the birds known gas reserves. then it gets from the 19 member block gas exporting countries for them. for g c, f, i gather, you know, chairs remember, states produce the huff with the was natural gas output is made, then it went to a 5 and you're allowed. the actual gas is expected to play a key role in achieving a smooth and fair energy transition in the long term investing of natural gas resources requires high capital intensity. so it was necessary to conduct a continuous and serious dialogue. go to common forward looking vision and sharing energy security for better and fair pricing. for all it is worth mentioning that technology will be crucial for the future of natural gas. by 2050, the boat is likely to get over by 1.5 degrees. even if global emissions move to a very low carbon footprint. but the fossil fuel production, the countries of plant is a

u. k, here we have it. so we have the b, p a is guide of conduct. we have the n u j and all of these agencies across the world practice of abide by these regulations. we are regulated industry, you know, we're supposed to. so a health truth and accuracy as much as we can. and when the po press organizations trying to submit something which has been medically to that goes against those rules. and that's, that's why it was given the, the kill older, which stands quite, you know, expands quite harsh, but some that basically means that old distribution of the image cannot go ahead because of those manipulations. i mean, if you look closely, so it's not difficult to see those manipulations if you, if you look at various elements of charlotte's hand. and if you look just behind, i have louise knee. you can actually see very, very obvious manipulations which really can't go ahead in the world, the effect of journalism. okay. you're sorry, it's only yes, but it was out that it had been published before somebody picked it up. so, i mean, i mean, it does seem as though it

u. k. here we have it. so we have the b p a is guide of conduct. we have the n u j and all of these agencies across the world practice of abide by these regulations. we are regulated industry, you know, we're supposed to. so a health truth and accuracy as much as we can. and when the po, price organizations trying to submit something which has been made to play, to that goes against those rules. and that's, that's why it was given the, the kill older, which stands quite, you know, expands quite harsh. but some that basically means that old distribution of the image cannot go ahead because of those manipulations. i mean, if you look closely, so it's not difficult to see those manipulations if you, if you look at various elements of charlotte's hand. and if you look just behind louise knee, you can actually see very, very obvious manipulations which really caught go ahead in the world, the effect of journalism. okay. you say it's only yes, but it was out that is it being published before somebody picked it up. so it, i mean, i mean, it does seem as though it took

u. k. prime minister, tony blair as a mass murdering war criminal for britain's role in bombing a rock. he also attended a n t more protest for syria and went against the official london policy by stating that russia is winning in ukraine. downing street was clicked to call galloway's victory beyond alarming. now democracy itself is a target council meetings and local events have been storm and piece do not feel safe. and the hugs, longstanding, parliamentary conventions have been up ended because of safety concerns and is beyond alarming. the last night, the rush style ball election returned to candidates who dismisses the horror of what happened on october. the 7th. to glorify is, has the law. i don't know about meetings, but test for my o pause israel's occupation of lebanon, and i respect the rightful people in the occupied territory to resist uh occupied the community election. me our issue. so now i've got the democratic monday. yeah. not really. so not he didn't even come 2nd. don't be like telling me about the prime minister as if he was moses. you don't respect the congress, do i respect the prime

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