u. a. e. today is the self styled international court of justice deadline. but you, anglo american armed israel to respond to them on the whole military action against 2000000 mostly women and children in gaza. if you're unlucky enough to watch on hbo propaganda media, the conflict began on october the 7th, not with the british belford declaration of 1917 and october. the 7th though is the subject of a new book cooperation. alexa flooded the defeat of the vanquished. it's by colonel jack bo, a full man, nato analyst, and head of the u. s. department of peacekeeping operations, peace policy, and doctrine division. he's also been the switch connell. once mutual switzerland recently playing goes to a ukraine conference build as a peace conference. it actually didn't invite one of the policies to the conflict in europe. instead, switzerland was where washington proxy politicians emphasize the need to target china, as well as russia and the importance of stealing money belonging to the russian people to give to a ukraine. now, led by a regime that has abolished d

u. a. e. today is the self styled international court of justice guideline. but you, anglo americans, israel to respond to them on the whole military action against 2000000 mostly women and children in gaza. if you're unlucky enough to watch an age of propaganda media, the conflict began on october the 7th, not with the british belfy declaration of 1917.

a big day for ukraine and e, u. r correspondent, lucy, a shelton in luxembourg. thank you very much. and let's catch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world. today. the greek health minister has issued a warning to visitors to watch out for the heat. at least 10 for and torres have either died or gone missing after hiking and 40 degree temperatures. breeze has been hit by as early as ever heat wave in reached. the owner of the south korean lithium factory, the caught fire on monday, has issued a public apology. he offered his condolences to the families of the 23 workers that were killed. they said the company has complied with all require safety rules before these are investigating because testers and die roby have gathered for a demonstration against new tech sikes in 10 year. there's a heavy police presence with an officers blocking access to parliament. opposition to the new bill has come mainly from young 10 units who are frustrated by the already high cost of living. these rarely supreme court has unanimously ruled that the military must begin drafting ultra orthodox men. the decision could lead to the collapse of prime minister benjamin n

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a faltering performance from joe biden. that's less the democrats and doing damage control. also coming up on our show today, e u leaders and door supports for the funder lion for a 2nd term. as commission president of the confirmation vote in the european parliament could be close. and iranians go to the polls to elect a new president after the death of abraham. right? you see, last month one reform us candidate is against 3 cars liners. will hear what his chances are the i'm clear, richardson, a warm welcome to the show, joe biden. and donald trump have faced off at the 1st presidential debate ahead of november's elections. it was a heated showdown between the 2 oldest presidential candidates ever with each man of choosing the other of being on fit for office. biden often stumbled in his answers and his voice was raspy. well, trump repeatedly ignore the moderators questions as made of false statements. just to give you an idea, here's an example from last night's exchange. yeah, we've covered, excuse me, with dealing with everything we have to do with a to walk if we finally b, medicare taken president and pre

a big day for ukraine, and e u r corresponded lucy, a shelton in luxembourg. thank you very much. and let's catch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world. today. the greek health minister has issued a warning to visitors to watch out for the heat. at least 10 for and torres have either died or gone missing. after hiking and 40 degree temperatures. grease has been hit by as early as ever heat wave in reached. the owner of the south korean lithium factory, the caught fire on monday, has issued a public apology. he offered his condolences to the families of.

listen to this today much the beginning of an u. e. right? with a, put our differences aside. and united for the benjamins of all south africans, were main humble and continued to sit in the 7th administration selflessly. and despite those sentiments, the political parties which we according to now, they've announced themselves as the progress of cool cause. and they said there was no government of national unity in the country to begin with because the n c had already had the parties in place and the mind some in the cool cuz infected was the if, if that says it will form part of the savings administration, but not the one, including the race listed in paperless parts. he's referring to the d. a know that a government of national unity should include many political parties, but in this case it seems like it's v d a and in c. and that's why these other political parties is even said they are not the bridesmaids in the a, c, n, d, a reading. well, definitely looks a big change from the horizon for the south african government, as always helping us to understand what's going on.

commitments from the year of the union for ukraine and brussels, the e u, and ukraine's president willing to ms. lewinsky. today's finding a security agreement, a guarantee of european support, as long as it takes for ukraine to regain control of its territory. also coming up tonight, donald trump repairs to go head to head with us president joe biden. in the 1st debate of the us presidential election campaign, but many voters say they're not seen on either candidates stand holdings in bolivia, arrest the army, chief footage to have ordered a troops to storm the government building. the president, calling on.

a moment of truth for the e. u on the last days of the european elections. 21 countries go to the votes today we're right when tardies are expected to make game, the marietta evans dean is good to have you with us. the use foreign policy chief joseph burrell, has condemned the killing of palestinian civilians in gaza on saturday. israel launched a heavy air and ground a salt in around the new se rod refugee camp in the central gaza as part of a military operation to free for hostages health captive by hum us. these really army has released footage that it says shows 25 year old know are the money entering the helicopter. during the rescue operation, she and 3 men were kidnapped at the nova music festival during the terror attacks on october 7th last year, which triggered the current war in gaza. it says 270 for palestinians were killed in the area where the rescue operation took place. israel says many of those killed were combatants and that the number of civilian casualties is much lower. for israel, the focus is on the freed hostages. her 1st moments of freedom after more than 8 months in captivity. no are the mon

a moment of truth for the e. u on the last day of the european elections. 21 country is go to vote today. we're right when parties are expected to make games and this so we focus on poland, where the w check parent is sending mine to tell us what is on voters mind. and with migration, a key topic in this year's elections. we look at how migrant see this dean boat and the current political climate in europe. the marietta evans dean, welcome. the use foreign policy chief joseph burrell, has condemned the killing of palestinian civilians and gaza on saturday. israel launched a heavy air and ground a salt in around the new se, around the refugee camp in central gaza as part of a military operation to free for hostages. held captive by how mosse these really army has released footage that it says shows 25 year old and no art amani entering the helicopter. during the rescue operation, she and 3 men were kidnapped at the nova music festival during the terror attacks and october 7th of last year, which triggered to the current war in gaza. a how my says 274 palestinians were killed in the area wh

a big day for ukraine and e u r. correspond at lucy, a shelton in luxembourg. thank you very much. and let's catch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world. today. the greek health minister has issued a warning to visitors to watch out for the heat. at least 10 ford taurus have either died or gone missing. after hiking and 40 degree temperatures, greece has been hit biased, earliest ever each wave en route the owner of the south 3 in lithium factory. the caught fire on monday has issued a public apology. he offered his condolences to the families of the 23 workers that were killed. he said the company has complied with all the required safety rules for these are investigating the cause protesters and now i robi, have gathered for a demonstration against new tech sikes in 10 year. there's a heavy police presence with the officers blocking access to parliament. opposition to the new bill has come mainly from young 10 units who are frustrated by the already high cost of living. is really supreme court has unanimously ruled that the military must begin drafting ultra orthodox man. the decision could lead to the collapse of prime minister benjamin n

thank you so much for all it is a another super sized election voters in the netherlands today kicked off the e u parliamentary elections. now after india, this is the world's 2nd biggest exercise in democracy. and the dutch, they are traditionally the 1st to cast their ballots. in these 4 days, a voting citizens of the european union will choose a new parliament. and the poll suggest big gains for the far right. the w's jack, eric reports one vote, cost these people in, i'm saddam. and some of the 1st of the, nearly 400000000 people eligible in the you to place that balance over the next 4 days in the european elections. most important for me is the economy and the difference between the rich and the for the 0 of, of, of the in that you know, it's well the entire and then for me is most important. i think think pen european mets are so climate change and immigration matters. so i think it's very important to foods, jobs, climate change, health security, migration, a recent euro barometer studies show. these are indeed the most important voting topics for people across the whole of the u. vs here

hospitalized state elections begin in the netherlands today, where a vote is when the legs and members of the european parliament, the 26 of the e. u. member states will cost ballots to select the own representatives. over the next 4 days, poll suggests that far right policies could gain a quarter of seats in the new parliament. and i'll correspond to jack pag now joins us from amsterdam in the netherlands. jackson, the far right project for freedom, one, a dramatic victory and national elections in the netherlands last november. what does the polls say? is that likely to be repeated as it is indeed we are expecting that not far right? policy could even take a 3rd of the seats, but the netherlands gets in new york in parliament, which is $31.00 seats out of the old $720.00 seats for the european parliament for across all of the use countries. as you say, that is this question of whether that far right success in the national election 6 months ago can be replicated here nights the people that are entering this voting science behind me will be making that decision as just on the 9 and a half size and voting size across the whole of t

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though today, interestingly enough, the us government has released 7 sections against 7 u. i e entities that have a role with the rapid support forces and a hand in this current flow rate. so then let's take it a bit back to you, a happy provide a way to the rapid support forces. however, some specific nissan forces have been making inroads with russia and iran. the west has had a chance to to sit down to co tell directed support forces. however, it's lost, it's trans. no. and this is because such was not getting support it needed from the west. now south seas russian weaponry and the radian drums. so to try and go for a told me they treat victory rather than to sit down and negotiate on the table. however, the reason why this is happening now is because it's a very important tactical and strategic advantage, especially as we enter the rainy season. and so them to a lot of the terrain will end up becoming very muddy. the rapid support forces will become support for some they won't be much will be that see happening with a lot of money. so what's happening is the record simple forces are trying to h

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the e u commission is preparing to recommend opening an official dialogue with ukraine to become a block member will. that's beyond the mind of european citizens today as they cast their votes to decide who to represent them in the continents. part of it all, not. here's the take of archie contribution or rachel morrison. the european union parliamentary elections now under way across the $27.00 nations, lock until sunday are an opportunity for citizens to democratically express once every 5 years how they feel about the competence of the current european establishment. so how's that been going lately? this war is we coming russia's economic perspective for decades to come. the russian economies collapsing portion is still getting money, but he can hardly spend it. and time is not working for russia. it is working against russia. the european parliament will help ukraine in any way possible to advance on all the necessary steps on the 2 repeating foss. okay, so maybe all those anti russian, you sanctions did not bring russia to its knees and brought some other people to their knees. economically though, europeans, what's queen ursula vander line and

u are welcoming this ord from the president today, saying it is an important step for bringing families together. e spoken to at the bbcays it is only going to impact aoup of people. what impact do you think it will actually have? it is great -- >> it is great to be with you. this could impact up to half a million people. when you look at what this means, it means that families will be kept together, that u.s. citizens who are married to a non-documented spouse or have an undocumented child will actually be able to say, president biden, thank you for keeping our family together. i think most americans think if you are a u.s. citizen and you marry somebody, that they are going to be able to stay in this country, but we have a very arcane, bizarre process where somebody has to leave the country if they are undocumented, no guarantees about whether they can get back in. all president biden has done is say you can stay here and apply, and that is going to provide relief for a lot of people. obviously you have to have been here for 10 years, there are other requirements, but it is a great step forward. sumi: it wnorp you that republicans are slamming is p

interest of either the e u, or of ukraine advice that's a visual phones philosophy. zelinski knows that he can rely on us. we're renewing this signal of support for key up here today. however, we are also sending a crystal clear signal to moscow. we want the russian president to know we will not lit up in our support for ukraine this. i will support 0 military, a, do ukraine and immediate hold. the military operations is the best solution we have for ukraine. the you should change from an armed supplier to a peacemaker. and here's jungle joseph burrell saying, hey, get in. i know exactly what i'm doing. and hungry and prime minister victor or bon is giving him some serious side. i was not able to relieve him base. we support the grain. we have not thought of these will we just board ukraine and we have to prepare for the future. increasing our defense capabilities, we are closer to war and every week. it is absurd that instead of protecting as nato is dragging, is into a world conflagration. it's like a firefighter going to put out a fire with a flame thrower for all its insistence on block wide unity for ukraine when it comes to conflict between israel and its ef

■4jdtqi u$e realignment autocrats that are stronger today and more aligned today against democratic forces. mr. putin relies on iran for weapons to conduct his war in the side ukraine and as aetting a nuclear bomb. when i was in the government a decade ago, we cooperated with russia and china on this particular issue..cooperate on a lot of other things, but on this issue, we cooperated. same on north korea, by the way. a decade ago, we were together trying to slow down their nuclear weapons program. last week, vladimir putin went to north korea for çthe first time in two decades and as far as i can understand, he got commitments with the north koreans help him with his war in ukraine and in return, i don't think putin will ever work with us to slow down the nuclear weapons program there. >> as we stay inside of russia, lastly, the trial of the falsely imprisoned "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovich began. russia is accusing him of espionage. he could face 10 to 20 years in prison if he is convicted. the russian judicial system operates largely in secrecy. how does that complicate the biden administration's efforts to try to release him? do you think vladimir puti