u. n. r w. a. colleagues, the highest number of united nations fatalities ever recorded in a single conflict. we need an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. it's been 30 days enough, is enough. this must stop. now. as concerns arise around the world of it, the heavy bombing of casa, i'm just the international and the un human rights watched old. they but you with israel, of using white fos for us and the public opinion enclave, and the long lebanon's southern border and white spots for us as our chemical that causes injuries to anyone. it touches the accusations were made off the videos and photos the circulating online seemed to show the use of the chemically passed the munitions. israel has categorically denied the claims of levied by the un body calling them, quote, unequivocal falls. we heard from one doctor who works in a hospital and gaza. he knows what the looks for seeing white phosphorescent burns when i worked in the, during the 2009 war and i know and recognize its distinctive burden. got

it definitely is a u-turn and new zealand - campaigning. it definitely is a . ow suit, including the uk. ijust wonder if actually what this means going forward for the country taking this step. well, i ho -e it country taking this step. well, i hope it does _ country taking this step. well, i hope it does not _ country taking this step. well, i hope it does not become - country taking this step. well, i hope it does not become a i i hope it does not become a setback for other countries and thatis setback for other countries and that is definitely a real concern and i think what the government has discovered in the first few days is this is totally distracted from the fact they have been sworn in as a new government because pretty much every story has been doing a u—turn on such an important piece of legislation and particularly the global scrutiny of what was happening in new zealand as well. what is also important to recognise is we have been making good progress on smoking and so this was legislation that was going to keep our smoking rate down so we are prett

k, a u. k politics before breaks, it seemed to be a pretty serious affair, but in the 70 is off to of, to it's, it's been a roller coaster, some might say, of soap opera. yeah. the thing this continues that much, actually, to the, to the sample pra, i think people around the world available and about britain was a call to, to rex it. and i'm thinking that it may have been a mistake. i don't think, well mine can make very much difference to a bridge reputation of the intended cameron, always, it confirms advances, so it as much as a relationship, special or otherwise would be us, will continue even reinforced that in all sorts of ways. i mean, i think, you know, the domestic politics in some ways, a more interesting perhaps in the sense that you, we will get some polling fairly soon. i suspect about whether this has made much difference to the way people think about government. i doubt hard much whether it will actually make very much difference. we've already got some poll in what people think

just might hit stop in jordan, where he met with leaders from egypt, saudi arabia, guitar and the u. a. e, where they express the need for an immediate cease fire and gaza and argue that collective punishment which is internationally recognized as a war crime is not a form of self defense link. it tried to push the conversation towards talking about what posts work also will look like their leaders. he met with argue that it's impossible to have that discussion. now when there is so much that is urgently needed for the civilians on the ground blinking again. so the u. s. will encourage its allies to follow international law, but didn't give much detail as to how the us is encouraging israel to lift its blanket on the gaza strip, which has completely cut off vital resources in the last month. here's what he said . we'll continue to work closely with partners in the region to stress the importance of, of hearing to the law of war support. and also we're trying to get to safety or provide assistance and facilitate and access to food, water, medical care, and shelter for citizens, whatever

as a shock appointment, as the new u. k. foreign minister, for the 1st will be his business, giving him a job no one expected. he feels a cabinet seat left empty off to the home secretary or interior minister swell a problem and was psyched for writing a newspaper. article accusing police in london to bring to lead with pro policy and protest is an estimated 300000 people marched on saturday and support of gaza and against is riley aggression. that was off to the chief of the metropolitan police, said the march could go ahead. despite bowman's opposition, cameron joins the government led by wishy sumac with his conservative party, languishing in the opinion polls behind labor. and when the election due in the next year, the party needs a turnaround, as dramatic as cameron's return to stay in power. in a statement on x, fully known as twitter, cameron said, well, i've been out to the frontline politics for the last 7 years. i had my experience with assist me in helping the prime minister, though i may have disagreed with so

last year the u. a did 1000 hours of cloud cd, costing $1250000.00 a year. but the extra re help to protect the country from extreme heat and replenish water sources. over in china, a project and then one was developed in 2021 as part of an ambitious weather modification plan. being aimed to cover 5500000 square kilometers with his artificial precipitation program by 2025, which would make it one of the largest such projects in history. thailand also has made whether modification a top priority ramping up his budget in this field by 30 percent in the last 5 years. e. c o b o also conducted the demonstration of cloud seating technology in order to boost agriculture. the ball, the u. s. has also expanded its cloud seating program as well cover in large swats of the western states. so as global warming is on the rise, major seasons such as summer, winter and monsoon season across the globe are getting more and more irregular. extreme weather conditions and large storms are expected to become a common occurrence in the coming years. so environmental researchers

he's a former deputy director of u. k. in a changing europe. thank you for joining us. all of you uh, this was the best kept secret savings in the u. k. new no. one sort coming, i'm alex, you know, david cameron, well, i do have any hint of this. it seems a political bombshell. a speed was a real surprise, a rabbit, out of the hat from the prime minister. and i think an indication that people didn't know it was coming, not least david cameron didn't know it was coming. is that out for me? 5 minutes to have cost wise to say about the government's position on a chest to a high speed rail network. and only last month, if he knew he was going to be lined up for time to governments as far as the secretary, i dare say he would not have been saying not about the government policy. so i think this is a true surprise to everyone concerned outside of downing street, including david cameron. leslie, i'm a, i a full, i'm a prime minister then becoming a minister in a cabinet. that's something that happens in europe. i'm just not something i've heard of in the u. k. before. well, app

a u. k. bottom. it says reject to the motion for an immediate cease. foreign concept though to expose divisions within the main opposition labor policy. the 3rd of the m. p. 's defied the the chemist on austin to reject cease 58 members of the set of cabinets have resigned. a while about virtue is happening for testers gathered outside the u. k. parliament. instead of directly with the concept pull, brendan, who's got a sizable to protest, is outside parliament by the same organizers who growth. hundreds of thousands of people onto the street up the weekend. this time, the number somewhere between 2 or 3000. but the events which happened inside parliament didn't go that way, not of the sort this national policy vote which called for a sci fi, no. labor's alternative amendments with simply after longer few amount of terry imposes through in the voting system. and so the existing government policy, which is to support what it describes as humanitarian pulls us, remains the status for the demonstrate to

from the u. a. it's been just over a month since israel failed to prevent massive palestinian resistance, retaliation for decades of slaughter in gaza. the response from tel aviv is thousands of children killed by nature, nation back multi $1000000000.00 military industrial complex, un secretary general engineer gutierrez, won the world not to treat the atrocities of october. the 7th is if a happened to in the vacuum, and no historian has done more to explain the context of mass murder in palestine than professor eli and pop a director of the art. the incentive about assuming studies at the university of exeter and author of the ethnic cleansing of palestine ease in haifa, partition from palestine by the u. n. and 1947. professor bobbie, i thank you so much for coming on. again, on the going on the garden last time you were on the for a book that probably educated just so many of those demonstrating in those native nations against what's happening in the middle east right now i've got to really begin

so key of, of course not because they would like to be a member of the u. a. p in union tomorrow, there are saying we are implementing reforms that a lightning speed even though we are actively at war with russia and even some member states within the european union. and would like to see some gradual steps off enlargements beginning tomorrow. but we expect to the commission to send this a positive signal without endorsing a day, and it's are still it's up still up for the member states to decide by the end of the year. whether there are really committed to opening accession talks with ukraine. you create, of course, is not the only one knocking at the door. what about the other countries hoping to become members of the e. u. alexander, how are there prospect smoking as well? i think that small dover will be happy as it seems they were granted. candidates state has to be of the width you claim, and we expect that you are pin commission also to propose this todd or succession talks with them as well. then georgia is also on the agenda here with some reports stay

pro democracy activists from hong kong files and slides to the u. k. a following badging is cracked down on democratic rights in the u. k. b as hong kong, as continue to waste the hopes for democracy back home. although we don't go from the x on the non den to now fights the democracy back home. despite the risks, the hong kong government is offering a bounty of over 100000 euros for his capture. including myself, this token of the most states to attach a prospect to my life, as well as my unwavering quest for the mol chrissy, is essentially to transnational repression. the aims and crushing older voices as pro democracy across the hong kong. most ortiz issued arrest warrants defend now and 7 of the overseas activists accusing them of national security offences. hong kong has had a special administrative status since its hyundai says from britain to china in 1997. it's based on the principle of one country to systems, but beijing has increasingly ramped up its control of the territory. 4 years ago, hundreds of thousands of people from hong kong took to t

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uh, you know, we, we reported earlier that the u. a is planning to set up a field hospital in the southern city overall fi. now we know that many of these, you know, i got people that lived in gaza in the north of the told to move to the south, so that was bombed as well. do you think this would give caution to is? well, when they look to attack from the south, as they've done so, so often before with now the u. a. e has got humanitarian hospital fields hospital on the ground. well, we absolutely welcome to you a e and every other nation sending fuel hospitals, sending ships of aid and doing what they can to have a presence on the ground. now look, israel's actually killed more united nations staff than from mass fighters in gaza . they literally killed more people that belong to the one that belonged to him, asked israel at made it clear that he doesn't care about destroying and blowing up hospitals. they've killed many people within the hospitals, either directly or by legally cutting off electricity and resources. we know dozens of

u. n. r w a colleagues, the highest number of united nations fatalities ever recorded in a single conflict. we need an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. it's been 30 days enough, is enough. this must stop now as well after the overnight communications block out in gals that we manage to briefly to establish contact at with the local journalists, including munster, schumann, who's a canadian palestinian. he sent us this report from augusta talking us through the latest events. over service is the story. my neighborhood to judge solution and sense it and jim life buildings every day. sometimes it's not even minister and this is how the sort of food and the communication. i need to see i think even the development for the c h. c was months or sure, and then what was the death toll in guns or rises? delia to state solution remains a foundation to finding a settlement which last stop is according to most go. i'm china and it was discussed in the latest episode of going underground as well as the fligh

spread to other places early on today, but, and can also, but was senior officials from egypt kata, the u, a. e, add a saudi arabia. well, our a, be this cold for an immediate cease fly. i'm a 2nd stage. we integrated washington's opposition all yay! would give how much time to regroup. i launch fresh attacks of all the things that relate to blevins as war and the story. no one was while us secretary of state and t, blinking is on yet another tour of the mid a lease. and this one has included a surprise visit to the occupied westbank where he met with the leader of the palestinian authority. but it has not included washington's endorsement for a cease fire in the gaza strip. even a civilian just continue to climb with children, making up nearly half of the casualties from israel, some boardman. instead of focusing on the civilian lives that couldn't be saved. blanket repeated the claim that has been made by both those really officials and former secretary of state hillary clinton, which is that a ceasefire would be good for home off. take a listen to our view at a ceasefire. now it simply le

u, a. e. iraq. iran and kuwait, 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 is 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 emirates announced their net 0 target for 2050. those plans involve 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 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 prod

u. n. r. w, a colleagues, the highest number of united nations fatalities ever recorded in a single conflict. we need an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. it's been 30 days enough, is enough. this must stop now, as well as the death toll and gals arises. delia 2 states solution remains a foundation to finding a supplement, which last, according to moscow in beijing that was discussed in the latest that sort of going under abroad, as well as the plight of gauss and with the director of the european center for palestine. studies of the university of x during the u. k. know the full show can be watched today, here in our teachers. some of once i had why, the lack of seeming compassion for what the rest of the world is seeing israel's troops due to gaza. i think that there's nothing you in the way and the level compression is you say, i mean i've been experiencing it long before the service of october. if i tried to speak with these really just on the human side of the catastrophe of 1948, i failed to

some guys including 8 children have arrived in the u. a of to being evacuated through the roof of crossing. they included people with critical injuries as well as cancer patients. and the 1st to arrive in the emeralds, following a promise by the government to treat a 1000 injured palestinians of hospitals in the u. a protest. happy and taking place and cities around the world, calling for sci fi and gaza, hundreds took part in a much in the city of side on southern level, denounced israel's aggression and the gaza strip. thousands gathered in the french capital to again show support for the processing and cause large crowds gathered in paris despite the wet weather that i may use the pictures from london demonstrations of being regularly taking place in support of the pulsing and people and was also being a demonstration in solidarity with putting into the chilean capital b c and even was there and santiago outside of the presidential palace right now, whether it's a pro palestinian demonstration taking place. there are several, several 10

u. n. r w a. colleagues, the highest number of united nations fatalities ever recorded in a single conflict. we need an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. it's been 30 days enough, is enough. this must stop now. the form a is there any minister of communications i've and be full the crude party i you caught, i was speaking to my colleague, you know neil just a bit earlier. they talked about the collateral damage in garza and the new ones. cool for us these fine, the un calling for an immediate cease fire. they've also said that a new other recent global conflict have so many un stuff. workers being killed, 88 to date, the sheer number of civilians dying to means a cease fire must happen. do you agree? no, because they have the isis how, how much uses the civilian do as a defense. so they've said that, that's mean they use these a population in gods as a defense of them to, to do in the hospital in may. and i'm going to say in every way of the home on the dairy, i'm them so that we use as the dimen

u a. a possible winds, a storm and ukraine's skills, at least 10 people, and injured more than 20 hundreds of communities of last attic tricity, mainly in odessa region, which is seen the worst of the damage trains. energy, great and rescue services have been severely stretched by the investment invasion as a finland which says it will close its last remaining border crossing with the russian for 2 weeks. so i think concerns about russian interference. finish government accuses russia of orchestrating what they called a hybrid attack by sending more than 900 microns from 3rd countries to the board in november. and the fed site the movies and retaliate in retaliation. excuse me, russian site, the move is retaliation. finland's decision to join the nature of this year. of correspondent the top. natalia small lunch about a is a may finish town if you follow close to the russian border. and let's see if we can raise a bachelor's welcome. why is finland doing this? so in the past few weeks, paym

u. a e and saudi arabia all are beaten school for an immediate cease fire. say, is there a state re into a hidden washington's of a position, arguing it would give how much time to regroup and the launch fresh attacks, all tease it, rachel blevins, husband war and this story, while you, as the secretary of state mc, blinking is on yet another tour of the mid a lease. and this one has included a surprise visit to the occupied westbank, where he met with the leader of the palestinian authority. but it has not included washington's endorsement for a cease fire in the gaza strip. even of civilian deaths continue to climb with children, making up nearly half of the casualties from israel, some boardman. instead of focusing on the civilian lives that couldn't be saved. blanket repeated. the claim that has been made by both is really officials and former secretary of state hillary clinton, which is that a ceasefire would be good for him off. take a list, it starve you add a ceasefire. now it simply leave moss in place, able to regroup and receive what is it on octob

also the latest of saudi arabia, origin see that egypt, ip iran, and the u. a. e as one is the un secretary general and send you a good terrorist. we were just hearing from the audience here in a foreign minister who was speaking on behalf of the new argentinian president. he said the 21 of the some 200 hostages, that were a kid not by her last on october, the 7th. i origin tenea nationals. he said that i didn't see the audience he not condemns terrorism, but he does that. and he says the israel does have the right to self defense. but most the acts in accordance with humanitarian though he describes the situation in dogs as catastrophic. he said that violence must and age must be allowed. and this is why auctions universe been save of that un security council resolutions who immediately faced hostilities and the now humanitarian aid into gauzy in urging negotiations to be held as soon as possible will be dipping in a noun. so all of this and i didn't see meeting throughout the coming hour, so do stay with us about got jobs of foreign ministry has confirmed that

the evidence is that the u. s. a. don't do any thing to control this versus but to give that is the, or the answer to is there a live, learn to destroy everything we went through and spent for them as, as a, is there any stage of was this threat to international below, calling from as a and the again have the ability to make many loses and destroyed. z a. is there any drugs on atlanta envision international entity afterwards? notice they did not even mention that you went and supported the entity, but an international entity put together by the us. you know, a come off has eliminated somehow, then another entity will go up and will rise up to take their place. as long as the atrocities continue, that is real has has placed upon the, the palestinians. this kind of initiative undertaking most, i think government is supposed to be calibration with the united nations to ensure that some kind of safe, going to do is created. and we, the innocent people are also does the able to be creative? is there anybody can government

like microsoft c o start t on the de la city group, c o g and fraser test a lot in space, act, c o u, a mosque. they are eager to express that despite the us government's barrier to sensitive technology, china, we managed a vital market for many companies participating ad pack and the dinner. they do not produce a military related products, and i'm not concerned by the us government and national security agencies. they also hope to convince the chinese partners that they are in industries that will not and should not become the target of the political attention. right. of course, so much of that trade between us china, march recently by these trade restrictions that you mentioned there. at the same time we hear so much about the coupling that us in china are some of the coupling. to what extent is that true when we look at overall trade? well, officially, both sides would say no, there's no the coupling by the problem is that while the chinese american economies we meant to play into twined the patients that have had a big impact on supply chance u. s. companies and now pushing for the

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