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let's catch you up on a few other stories making headlines around the world. today. the u. s. has carried out a new strike against who the route targets in the m, and it says it's forces had to drones operated by the around back group. us as launch several strikes on yemen in response to who to use the tax on shipping. in the red sea, stressful re says triggered much slides and flooding across the southern california . much of the us state is under extreme weather advisories. at least 3 people have been killed and hundreds of thousands of people are without power. lawmakers and hungary have boy called it a parliamentary vote on sweden joining nato, prime minister, victor, or bon and his v dash party have been blocking stockholm's bid to join the alliance since 2022 hungry is now the only nathan member not to have approved sweden's succession of a problem on that set of goals. parliament tests better to postpone a presidential election for the 1st time in its history. the pole was due to be held this month, but has now been pushed back until december. so the goal has long been c

the absence of real footage, a simulation of what the landing at the south pole of the moon may have looked like . today for the 1st time in more than a half century, the u. s. has returned to the moon. today for the 1st time in the history of humanity, a commercial company, an american company, launched and led the voyage up there. the 1st landing of a commercial lunar pro, naso benefits, permits, collaboration with a private company. you can either spend a lot of money with a government spacecraft or you can spread the risk to many spacecraft with a hope that if one fails, another will succeed. a week ago, a deceased took off without any one on board. now, so wants to use the mission to collect data and make landing safer for astronaut when they fly to the moon again. a quick reminder of our top story, 0 dw news, german law makers have voted to legalize cannabis for private consumption. the government says that the main goal of the bill is to crack down on the black market and drug related crime. however, the move face considerable opposition almost 2 years after russia's full scale invasion of ukraine, keith is facing major i munition shortages, lack

electric car itself was also pulled from the water by a more conventional tow truck and a reminder of our top story today. the u. s. military bombs more than $85.00 signed the links to a reigning militias in syria and their rock. washington says the strikes are and retaliation for the killing of 3 american soldiers and an attack on a base and jordan. last week. israel has signaled plans to move its military operation inside cause a further south towards rough on the border with the agent. more than a 1000000 palestinians are taking refuge in the area. the u. n says rough uh has become a pressure cooker of despair. don't forget, you can always get the domain is on the go, just download our app from google player from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. that's your news, but stay with us. next, our tech show shipped explores how artificial intelligence is being used more and more to both good and bad. and fact, i'm really thank so much for your company. the . when the started, we started to understand clearly and

reason you were speaking to the labour leader, sir keir starmer, chris, was because he has made a big u—turn today is on what he calls his green prosperity plan. this is the idea of throwing quite a lot of public money into kind of turbo—charging what he thinks are the kind of industries of the future that might have a kind of green tinge to them. but they're also about, he hopes, providing the well—paid jobs of the future, the industries of the future. two and a half years ago, he said labour would spend in government £28 billion a year on that. that was diluted in the summer of last year to £28 billion a year by the second half of a first labour term. so that would be sort of mid—2027, if they were to win the election and only if they thought it was affordable relative to their economic rules. last few weeks, quite frankly, they've been in a complete mess about it and not really been able to give a straight answer to a straight question about whether 28 was about to bite the dust, and today it bit the dust. so you were pressing sir keir on this, chris, because it's tricky for them and it gets to

a suit distribution list and they all face installed. so that's why it says germany would be held complicit in the genocide in the genocide because thousands of people may well stop today. the u. n. a says 400000 people are facing starvation by human lead. generally would be complicit in that, which is i say is a violation role genocide. right. but they're not just in gossip or based against let me just uh, let me just let me just throw out there. she is literally just that that case is before the world court. so i mean, you know, there has not been a determination that genocide is happening there. so we, we don't want to for the want to do that. and so i don't know, based on, so we're not saying that anyone wants anyone to, to starve to death. either. my question to you though, is there is criticism coming that there may have been a mazda supervisors within the ranks of on the road. i'm. is it possible to rule that out completely as a reasonable person to but obviously, or even the 12 people who would be to use that is 12 or 13. keeps changing bad at home. and then not actually, the investigations don't even move up and running, dismissed young people before the investigatio

and before we go, here's a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you today. the u. s. military bombs more than $85.00 sites links to a raining militias in syria and iraq. washington says the strengths are in retaliation for the killing of 3 american soldiers and an attack on a base in jordan last, we want to do the we news from berlin next our attack. so shift explores how artificial intelligence is being used more and more to both good and bad effect covertly. thank you so much for your company. the, the when the started, we started to understand clearly and what you need to do for us. ukraine was assembled, are we moving towards europe or not? 2013. this still is afraid democracy, protests and ukraine. the country response to your price to ship to west have recognized the danger and the terms of being foretold on the funds, but that.

today. the u. n . a says 400000 people are facing salvation by human lead. generally would be complicit in that, which is i say is a violation role genocide, right over there. not just in dos up for michigan, just let me just uh, let me just let me just throw out there for you. let me just that case is before the world court. so i mean, you know, there has not been a determination that genocide is happening there. so we, we don't want to for the want to do that. and so i don't know, based on, so we're not saying that anyone wants anyone to, to starve to death. either. my question to you though, is there is criticism coming that there may have been a mazda supervisors within the ranks of underbrush. i'm. is it possible to rule that out completely as a reasonable person, who but obviously, or even the 12 people who would be choose that is 12 or fussing, keeps changing bad at home. and that not actually the investigation is don't even move up and running, dismiss, getting people before the investigation was over. so, you know, if this is miss was to be the case

it's catch you up on a few other stories making headlines around the world. today. the u. s. has carried out a new strike against who the targets in yemen. it says it's forces had to drones operated by the round back group. the us as launch several strikes on you had been in response to who the attacks on shipping in the red sea. chile has started 2 days of national mourning for the victims of wild fires burning through the central ball power use a region more than a 120 people have been killed and many more are missing. emergency crews say they are still finding bodies in the wreckage. all makers and hungry, boycotted a parliamentary boats on suite and joining nato prime minister victor, or button it is it as party have been blocking stock on his bid to join the line since 2022 hungry is now the only native member not to have approved sweden succession, you know, have a problem with all that southern goals. parliament has voted to postpone the presidential election for the 1st time and its history. the pole was due to be held this month, but has now been pushed back until dec

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state. farmers have been protesting for weeks now across many countries here in your us, lawyers today urged a u. k. court to block wiki leaks founder julian the sanches extradition appealed. supporters of assaults purchased it outside of the london court. for deciding whether or not the sergeant should have yet another opportunity to argue against being extradited to the united states, to face espionage charts. or correspond the big boss as she was following the hearing at london's high court. she had more on the arguments that were put to the court by us attorneys. you say julia sancho should be expedited as well. they argue that julian hassan has not the john less than whatever he did was not covered by freedom of speech. they said, and this is an argument, they have a role, it's up to quote before they said that he brought people address, basically by publishing the information, the wolds that he, what they said has hundreds of iraq. he's enough gotten use of, of sources that he put them. edwards, this is something that the julian hassan just saw. i deny they say that could not be proven tha

today. on the first day of the playoffs there will be four matches, two in the west and two in the east. the playoffs start in u'. where solovat yulaev will start a today akbar will play the first match against avtomobilist, lokomotiv against cska, in moscow spartak will host severstal. the first round of the playoffs will last until march 13 at most. bookmakers consider ska to be the favorite in the fight for the gagarin cup. the coefficient for the championship of st. petersburg is 4.5. of the sixteen teams, khabarovsk amur has the least chances. in the national hockey league, new york rangers forward artemy ponarin, last night. made a double. artemy scored his first goal in the middle of the second period of the match against columbus. panarin's partner pozvenu won the throw-in, the puck went to ponarin and artemy scored from a tight angle. at the end of the third period , ponarin shot through the already empty goal, and from his own zone. these are panarin's thirty-fourth and thirty-fifth goals of the season. the russian is the best in his team in terms of goals scored and in the goal plus pass system. the rangers beat columbus 4-1. in the in

a leg gerard in international relations at lancaster university. in the u. k. i asked him whether it's real, rejecting him off his counter proposals today for a ceasefire. whether or not that was a surprise, you know, really given what he's been saying for the past 150 no. so days he's taking a very, very hard line on some us and how must has continued presence in gaza and to go back on that stems to reject his position of saying, but they cannot find them. a gauze arrow cannot tolerate the cause of, with how much presence would it be on the bottom, the bolt for him, and that would have serious consequences for his political capital within his royal itself. so there's a lot of stake for him. what does this rejection by israel? what does it mean for it's relations with the united states? and i asked that, considering the top diplomat from the us, the secretary of state anthony, blinking, he has just spent the last 3 or 4 days in the region yet again, trying to push this idea of a ceasefire. i don't think it puts the pressure on an already fluid forward tends relationship between the 2 countries. and we know that has been incredibly tens, ever since the d

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today. mike boston to enroll your 10 and union develop administer as a holding talks today in brussels with the head of the in battle. you an agency, u. n. r w a. isabel elijah's, of 12 of the agencies. $13000.00 and stuff were involved in the her mazda the tax. on the 7th of october, for the use folder in the 1st 2 years of bottle, it says why needs to be able to keep on working while investigations continue and was born to the. the funding, the agency would be disproportionate and dangerous. the war still engulfing garza an organization tasked with protecting post indians is in crisis is really allegations that several un stoffers were involved in the october 7th terror attacks. have prompt to dote among some western donors that they've just anything that goes without it. seeing that we've suspended age and the we want to fuel investigation and that can be no business as usual, gets attacked, gets on get the united nations relief and works agency for palestine. refugees in the near east or in row was funded back in 1949. the organization tasked with offering aid on protection to palestinian refugees is active in gaza, the west bank

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it just today and following on from the u. k, which signed a similar document with with him just a few weeks ago. so i think every scene has some progress that already here in your but i think the united states is the big wildcard that enclose people anxious to be in ukraine in the rest of europe watching what is going on. it can be in the us congress as opposed to ukraine, has gone through the senate, but still has to get through the house of representatives and a pretty big questions over whether that would happen. so i think this is going to be a big discussion among american and european delegates talking to each other here. the thing is, is that the meaning security conference does not necessarily attract the sort of members of the house of representatives who might be inclined to try to prevent that support for ukraine going through. so whether this is necessarily the place where a solution will be found and that is definitely quite uncertain. as for the israel, how must war was certainly there a lot of delegates from the middle east here

a sleeves maintain and also uh, the understanding on the u n. z a, i'm so my suit else, the other that it's so painful to be posting in today. and he also added that the healing might actually contribute to bringing the occupation to an immediate end and paving the way to the dust and the lasting piece and the words. also, we have human rights. lawyers are expected to hearings to increase political pressure on countries involved in the conversations to establish upon the city and state. and also to remind the post indian right for softer to back. so many nation parkside. and also this hearing is the 1st day of 7 days hearing that will take place in the hall. and also it's a has nothing to do with the so after, because as soon as you're out of committing genocide on gazda and also this has been and we've been waiting for this hearing since the, you and general assembly asked this question to the i c, j back in december 2022. and we also see that the think of an advisory opinion and what state should to about the occupation of the on posting in territories. we also have $52.00 countries that are joining under hearing and to as

a number of settlers to the sanctions. i believe for his release. that too, is david coming to the test today saying that a, that the u. k. a stands against people who undermine cease. and i wanted to ask him whether that includes far as johnson, who will undermine pieces with this thing paper and in a, in april 2022. that's right. when he, when he destroyed those paced alternate stumble between ukraine and russia to kind of a lot of the documents of that piece agreement had already been signed, not all signed, but a lot of the pages have been signed, but no, no, no, boss johnson promised to give key of whatever they needed, as long as they would continue fighting the russians. jonah, you know, but when you, when you look at what's going on in gauze or for example, you know, about the i c j a case against israel. of course. now the i, c, c, the international criminal court itself is voice and concerns of potential ball crimes. what do you think? well, you know, if washington did actually stop, it's military assistance to israel. how do you see the conflict finding out? i, i, for example, i have a mouse gas recently who sa

c and assess meaning wounded child with no surviving family as a much to me and baffled and today is hospitals. and the u. k. main wall activists created a powerful image on a beach by laying out more than $11000.00 sets of infants, clothing symbolizing the children that the palestinian health ministry states have been lost to the rule. the installation stretches for 5 kilometers. so i think it's a poignant reminder of the conflicts tragic toll to as hunger in gaza, which is unprecedented levels. attempts to bring aid into the enclave is proven a dangerous task. the you and release agency again say is one of its trucks waiting to take supplies. into the north was hit find his way, the strike on monday and clashes between police sundays wally protest as have supposed to be broken now. so again, it's a voided check point. demonstrators of the car. i'm so long post have been trying to book a trucks from entering the enclaves, saying they won't leave until the hostages still being held by her mouse are released. i may be spiraling humanitarian crisis. palestinians has been forced to resort to desperate measu

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a citizen or not. you know, that was the 1st but also the last time we were united today allowed to be eyes firmly embedded in the west. a member of both the u. n. nato, but vinegar adults says liberal values have not extended to russian speakers. on this level, the democrats, on the one hand freedom and democracy on the other. they started this division to be honest, dealing via the push to fill up with the step by step of the show 1st. but they bind education in russian. everything have to be in lot the and then came, the policy of divisions was dealing if possible, got the new. there's no unity union yet. many here in douglas sales would agree. most people only speak russian in their day to day lives. and the vote for pro russian local politician, russia itself is just 120 kilometers the way showing. so these are all ready to be to crane against russia or re present western identities. yes. some feel it's so pressure from the government in rica. see if we lose you as the people here say that they aren't happy with the political regime. and that's that you like the russian president. then preventative and administrative measures take place

remarkably, remarkable series of events, only about a decade after the end of the war, that u-boat, u-505, ended up in chicago of all places where you today can buy a ticket and go see it. that u-boat is all restored. you can go inside it. they built a huge purpose built exhibit hall for it. which is an amazing thing. and war, of course, is most often about finding an enemy's ships or tanks or planes or submarines so you can destroy them, take them off the battlefield. but sometimes one of the most valuable things you can do is not just destroy as many as possible but see if you can take one, if you can capture it so you can study it, how it operates, so you can better target similar hardware that your enemy has been using against you in the fight. and sometimes like in the case of this german u-boat that you can see on display at that chicago museum, the value is partially having the sub itself, so they can study the sub itself. but equally it was having what they found inside it when they captured the sub. capturing something is often much better than killing it. strategically speaking. in may 1960, in the cold war, the soviet union sho

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israeli military over more than four months, um, the a quick statistic there as well, um, today's crowd of course uh, representing that the what the uh what u-gov has found in a recent poll that 66% of the british public support a ceasefire and that of course is figure that the politicians here will uh will have to take seriously, but um it is crucial to remember that people are coming out in huge numbers as they have been over four months now and the... momentum that has been built up is not wavering, it's unshakable, and we hear everybody here we have talked to saying that they will keep coming out, they will be protesting as... as long as um as as long as the war continues and and until their government here calls for immediate and permanent cease fire and not just humanitarian pask of it. thank you for that said por from the streets of london at the side of the venue. thank you said. this is the story of nation that lived here for centuries until an obscure foreign regime emerged and began farming on their lands and brought in new people to replace the old nation, they picked the focal point of attention of different religions in the re

a sound from the u. k to america violates a treaty between the nations. the size of the judges today delayed a ruling on the whistle, blowers case the court before we jump into the program, just a quick heads up. we are standing by to go live to rio de janeiro for rushers, for administer. speaking to the press of the g. 20 summit, we will get this soon enough. but for right that whole of us here on the program, we begin in the don't ex people's, or public with russian forces have captured the village up yet. that's according to the nation's ministry of defense, as our corresponding eagerness died off. now expect one thing to understand about that is a small village just outside the city of the desk where i am right now. it's got to has become possible off to russian forces, liberated another town to even close to, to where i'm standing right now. and that's the town of money in case used to be one of ukraine's major struggles where they basically they turned it into a bass. the end of defense, so why did russia decided to make the bed? it's next target off to liberating martin, even

a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. find out, let me start with you today. the us and the u. k. a one several airstrikes against pro, with the targets in yemen in order to try and stop these attacks on ships. but the who is the say that they won't stop their attacks until israel ends. it's war on gaza. will additional military intervention actually to turn the earth these yes. what, how much? thank you for having this 1st and foremost and a 2nd. i think that overall i share your concern. i'm very but that the, that i'd see is becoming noted mostly because of a blog that is about to spill over. and i think that is something we have not yet seen. the consequences of it that he sent a select by the united states sunday. united kingdom obviously have been a qualitatively targeted specific troubleshooting asylum areas and other military capabilities. but i have a huge thought that they would actually be a bit to actually stop the healthy attacks on that, i'd see or make a fundamental military a does a military defense in a country like yemen. let's not forget to young men is $44.

today. let's get cracking and we start with yet another u—turn from keir starmer . and this from sir keir starmer. and this time he's ditching a that's right. labour will confirm today that it's abandoning its policy of spending a staggering £28 billion a year on environmental projects . projects. >> sir keir is expected to say the pledge is being scaled back because of changes in the economic landscape, since it was unveiled in 2021. >> well, i'm joined now by our political correspondent olivia leigh, in the westminster studio . so olivia sikia , now known as . so olivia sikia, now known as mr flip—flop. . so olivia sikia, now known as mr flip—flop . but this is the mr flip—flop. but this is the biggest u—turn even of his career. >> well, absolutely . and i think >> well, absolutely. and i think it's hard to it's actually it's hard to oversee state the importance of this. keir starmer's green economy, which was to be backed by £28 billion of investment every year, was the central point of his of his leadership, of the opposition . and that is of the opposition. and that is what the differentiation point was between labour and

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a marina mirror and then here's a look now at some of the stories making headlines today, the u. s. and u. k. has launched fresh air strikes on the who's the rebel griffin jim and me to run television said strikes if the capital so not the us and u. k. have conducted numerous strikes since the start if you see it in response to earthy. a tax on ships passing through the red sea is riley police abuse water cannon to disperse anti government protest. as intel, a v cooling for the removal, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the demonstration was one of the largest seems to have most terror attacks october. the 2nd since last year and the subsequent ease riley bum bombardment of guns in the body of like saying the bounty has been handed over to his mother. according to his bikes. person for the life russian opposition laid on. no single day's house have yet been consent. earlier this week and invalid these mothers say the parties were refusing to allow of public, sorry, well, the documentary about returning african alerted african artwork is taking the top prize here at the bose and

but we've always spoken a hard truth and i'm going to do that with you today. our republicans did thatyo to u. go to that trillion dollar stimulus bill they passed with no accountability and expanded welfare led left us with 42 million on food stamps. that is a third of the country. and did republicans try to make it right, no. they opened up the projects and earmarks for the first time in ,0ten years through 7,000 of thm last year. all while one in six american families can't pay their utility bill. we are going to do better than that. 60% of americans are living paycheck to paycheck. 50% can't afford diapers. what are we doing? we'vee got to start holding both of them accountable. congress has one job and that's to give us a budget on time. you know what i say to that? you don't give us a budget on time, you don't get paid period and don't you think it's time we have term limits in washington, d.c. for mental competency tests for everyone over the age of 75? [cheering] these are people making decisions on the economy and on our national security. we need to know they are at the top of the g

u >> well, sitting here today on a national news program, i'm not going to get into what we've ruled in ando ruled out from t point of view of military action. what i will say is that the president is determined to respond forcefully to attacks on our people. the president also is not looking for a wider war in the middle east. r id >> is it off the table? are strikes inside iran off the table? t >> again, kristen, sitting here on television it would not be wise for me to talk about what we're ruling in and ruling out. >> so you're not ruling it out?i >> i'll just say the same thing one more time, which is i'm not going to get into what's on the table and off the table when it comes to the american response. >> all right. i want to turn to the war in gaza specifically. secretary blinken, as i just igl said is making his fifth trip to the region today to try to get those talks to broker a lk ceasefire deal, the release of the remaining hostages. could these retaliatory strikes undermine those talks and make it more difficult to secure a final deal? >> look, ultimately, the question of

a big e. u. member states in frauds with funding for the war effort has reduced this summit here today. there was here in brussels. well, 27 a you need is, have got together was a, by this 50000000000, your an aid for the ukrainian economies of us to pay for things like teachers and pensions and infrastructure projects. rhodes having being destroyed by the will. right. so it's 50000000000 had been held up for a couple of months, mainly because of victor old on the 5 minutes of 100. how did they get past his objections? the relatively weak concessions by this, by the looks of things. essentially what the european union need is have agreed to do is to have a yearly review at the, based on the money that they're sending to ukraine every year. victo obama hun gary and prime minister has said that because there are tens of billions of yours in a you funds the ongoing to his country because of his because of what the use as a, who's a tax on democracy and rule of rule. but he felt that the money was instead, instead the money that was intended for hungry with instead going to ukraine. now what

today, the u.s. vetoed a u. n. resolution, demanding immediate, humanitarian cease- fire. the u.s.ditioned on hamas releasing all of the more than 100 israeli hostages, still being held inside of gaza, would fail to bring durable peace. so, the stalemate continues. meanwhile, things may soon get much worse for gazans crowded into rafah. last week, israeli officials unveiled next steps for their ground invasion of gaza. plans, including, invading rafah with troops. the u.s., and western allies, quickly denouncing that plan for the obvious humanitarian crisis it would provoke, but netanyahu insists, israel will not bow to international pressure, and over the weekend, a member of his war cabinet delivered an ultimatum. the promised ground invasion will begin, if all of the hostages are not released by ramadan. that is march 10th. so, the question is, what happens now? joining me now, ben rhodes, former deputy of national security advisers under president obama, and co-host of pod save the world. ben, it is great to see you again. i'm sorry it is under the circumstances, but no one bet

today. michelle o'neills, she and same party, 60 united, northern ireland, which is a u. k. territory with the republic of ireland. when the old appointment comes as a northern ireland assembly resumes its work after a 2 year boy called by the pro british democratic union. this policy in the us as expected president joe biden has won the democratic primary in south carolina by a landslide. still, observers have been keeping a close watch on the turn out of this election. biden's approval ratings are low at the moment and the sports has been seen as a key test of support, especially among black voters. as he faces a re election battle with his likely challenger. donald trump. jason compet donya is los angeles bureau chief for nbc and use radio. i asked him what the landslide, when in south carolina means for job items, re election campaign, and it's going to give it a shot in the arm. it really is gonna boost a lot of the campaign, maneuverability throughout the rest of the context here. it's kind of give him some numbers that he can tout, especially being in south carolin

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today. and gray farmers in brussels have some tires and sent them a light blocking access to the buildings. the blocks agricultural ministers all inside discussing house implicate protests as demands over the u. environmental policies. pricing costs and what pharmacy on said today is the deadline for israel to deliver report to the international court of justice showing but it is doing everything it can to prevent genocide and gaza. it comes as b is there. any military says it has completed plans to evacuate civilians from dogs and the last refuge from the fights. and the palestinian prime minister mohammed style has announced the resignation of his government, which governs costs would be occupied. west by president must include a box, still needs to accept the resignation, but the move could pays the way, like us back performs within the palace. and that is, we have time coming up next low women talking money with increasing numbers of women and agent becoming quite naturally independent. we ask, what does money mean to them and how they stick around so that if you can find many pieces that can also help the whole team here. and they don't mean use like sites. and thanks so much for watchi

u. k. but for now, there's a wintry weather dominating across, scanned today, there was some significant snow the southern parts of new way into sweden and onwards to the baltic states whatsoever as well for germany. since when warnings out there, you can see those blustery winds blowing away from west to east before the south of this. i'm not quite, it's a story. lots of rooms coming in for the se. what remains a laundry settled. but there is that heavy rain stuck into pull across into front, bringing some snow to some central parts of europe. we also see some way to weather sunny to talking to northern parts of spain and portugal. but in terms of temperature has lots of room for the southeast corner, a meeting of minds discussing the defining issues of our time in one year we source that change. it became clear at that point that we really were in that kind of a new era of nobel peace. slower is maria rest, and professor michael wooldridge and explore the pedals and possibilities of artificial intelligence. it changes the way we think, and then the way we all can protect ourselves. studio b

the german chancellor, a, the dozens of world leaders, a gathering for the munich security conference, which begins that today in the german c, c, u. s, vice president, couple of how this is one of the speakers on the 1st day. dominant topics, of course includes the warning cost that we have high levels. navigation is expected from israel, palestinian no thought, i'd say it's all saudi arabia and egypt. the annual for them to debate the world's most pressing secure was a challenge, is, is mocking it's 60 edition. but this, you have, the list of challenges is particularly low. and b, w, the chief political editor may have a cousin that is, that has full on what's expected of this use and unix security conference. it seems, can't afford to be about that one big crisis. there are simply too many. when you and secretary general, antonio gutierrez, holds the opening address here. he will suddenly remind world leaders of bed duty to protect civilians anywhere the world. israel's will in gaza, following the hamas attack as the mazda of the world criticized. and that's on yahoo governments of the loss of civilian lives. now there are fees

a gave some remarks before the start of the cabinet meeting earlier today. first, it talked about the relationship between israel in the u. s. and he said, israel is a sovereign state, we greatly appreciate the support we received from the by the administration since the outbreak of the war. this does not mean that we do not have differences of opinion, but to date we have managed to over comes in with determined and considered decisions . now, with regards to specifically, it's more been give here a while the prime minister did not directly address. it's more been give here, it is clear that he was responding to the remarks i didn't give you in that interview in which he said, the prime minister said, i don't need help to know how to navigate our relations with the us and the international community. while standing firm on our national interest, god bless. i've been doing this for several years now. what's interesting about all this isn't just the fact, but nothing. yeah. who said this, but the fact that he felt he had to say this is really going to show how the holding. that's me who is on continued support from been g