u. e. a. and creating that kind of security architecture that, that they have been draining up for decades at this point and, and eliminating the palestinians as the material question in the mid east. like the, if the genocide is effectively successful, then you might see china say, all right, well they, they played a vicious hand and they, and they succeeded at it. but they also may not succeed at that. you know, the odds are stacked against them. these are, there are, there are millions of human beings that we're talking about and they're not, they're not, they're not necessarily, they're not all going somewhere and they can't kill all of them. and so, if it does remain a fluid situation, i could imagine you could see china come in while, you know, maintaining it's, you know, it, it loves to save. you know, we're, we're, we don't believe in interference and other countries. domestic affairs are they don't want anybody telling them what to do internally, but like you said they, they, they breache

wouldn't be completely absurd for all the good faith players in the region from egypt and saudi arabia to the u. e. u, a e. and yes, the customer to put every conceivable pressure on us to stop the sites because that is what is continuing to become mandatory and disaster. and i think we all know it that that was really the truth. there wasn't any hostages before october the 7th, yet there was decades of occupation and waltz. i'm this the international human rights watch and bates of them, coal pots. so i'd write you recognize that. so the idea that if we just didn't have a house, these everything would be fine. is not actually factual. is there? well, it wasn't fine for the palace, didn't you know sammy is no, no, no. okay, i disagree with respect. and i'm someone who has let the covers both of south of south africa. and if you disagree that that wasn't all people, the par, 5 that holding to these all the, my wife's bank, or uh, i, uh, you know, the organization is gonna say what they wants. i'm only responsible for what i say . the parents that in south africa was originally based a separation system i

our vice prime minister of hungry afar writes or for a terry and became one of the crumbs to the allies. and he's feeling emboldened hungry is in the e. u and make a whole lot of leads. resistance to policies on a new crane have at trump's allegiances may well go as far right, says australia and dogs and trump supposed to her, but take you who won the highest votes in elections last year. i may soon become chancellor peak who wants to be called the people's pure, a name coined by apples. it is free to call to numbers de pulsations of migrants and refugees among its policies, but denies links to me and lots of groups. would a trump white house want to deal with him and say, are i'll take, he is president, read ship type of dough and declared a national day of mourning on wednesday. more than a 120000 people across from sudan into south to down and recent weeks, fleeing an escalation and fighting between government. i'm problem. mystery forces . many of those seeking safety and south to die struggling to find food and clean water. so i believe groups undergoing mobile clinics to help for their wanting time is running out to get more a tha

a competitive problem. and now is energy costs twice that of the rest of europe, which is twice that of what that is in the states. and germany and u e. u as a whole is slipping behind. and that's a problem for everybody because as you know, as white, so germany is the, is the economic engine for your benefit, germany's finest as which it is then that bodes well ill. so the rest of the european economy is going forward. natasha. it's a horrible what to use, but contagion, coming from, you know, russia know, being able to get his gas into europe and then back affecting germany. and then jeremy's, going to affect smaller european countries. this is going to spread and it is spreading right now throughout your right. oh, absolutely, yeah. there's a, there's a knock on impact. so it is primarily a central needs to european countries that are directly affected by this whole and you create in transit, austria, so back you check a public, moldova, um, but uh that, uh, that suspension of russian and gas supply through ukraine means that those countries need to replace that gas which supply from elsewhere and gemini, is a f, as is a key, nit

the election has been welcomed in washington and also in the middle east by allies, including saudi arabia, the u, a. e and castle. and, and to show the wide spectrum of support i and enjoys both a ram. and israel congratulated in lebanon, needs international assistance to rebuild what was destroyed during the war. it also needs us support to ensure israel respect to cease by ideal agreed in november . finally, our president. he's a 1st rate guy. i spent time in the phone with him today. about 20 minutes to half an hour with her, but they haven't planned. they're also working very hard. as with the lebanese military, are accountable to deliver these people, not from us, not as the law, not any other group has pledge to fight corruption. impulsivity promotes economic reform and invest in the army after use of kale, sand instability, the lebanese people are relying on him to deliver victoria gates and b, l, g 0, the inside story the. and that's where, you know, guess all 3 guess all joining us from the root, joseph, by who's is the director of the institute for public policy and international affairs at

i don't understand that because the e u and e u countries have collectively given a 170000000000 pounds to the regime in ki evan. now they're trying to tops off and disrupt the energy supply to the very countries that are being supporting them over the last 2 or 3 years. now, i don't agree with that. i don't think that the countries west and country should have been given, giving financial military support to, to the landscape. but he's doing that now. i, i don't know what he's purpose is us thing because i want insensible with one of the countries, the giving money to actually habits volume and economy. so we can get more say, i mean this, it really is just looking like someone who is facing the end of the war is military is collapsing, everything is collapsing around him and he's just lashing out the 3 major pipelines, the transit gas from russia to european countries through ukraine have being caught, you know, the supply there has been call from the 1st of january. and now ukraine seems to be targeting the all the pipelines to go to the south of ukraine as well as the north stream,

shortages of our munitions and military equipments, through a little pain blueprint bus. maybe a great us and e u military, a totals tens of billions of dollars will continue to show the power of partnership will continue to bolster ukraine's and forces by rushing them occasionally. use that they need to defend their country. where does this stage really go? and who decided to, um, a country that just being one of the biggest supermarkets of some of the weapons for almost 2 years, the, [000:00:00;00] the estimate of the so healthy and with offices before the benefits of the you, if somebody with them onto that heavy, what kind of the them, the military for them, the open concept that might affect as you heading in the studio and, and also provide funding more to as an independent lebanese journalist during his career. he's produced hundreds of reports. some was intimately he's met with islam and you had his late as many times and knows exactly how weapons get into their hands. because she home a different on it. and you're not able to see that kind of a weird. how do you feel you on hold on let a

i said i'll shabani has visited casa u, a e and saudi arabia in the past week. is there a time to salute is in a month and has this update a jordanian foreign minister, a lot of stuff of the has been quite outspoken about how jordan wants to help syria rebuild the country for all syrians. he said that he wants to help secure stability and security and a prosperous state for the people. and he's also been quite outspoken about these really aggression in the occupied golwood heights. israel extending its occupation there and relentless airstrikes. so what the syrian foreign minister is hoping to accomplish with jordanian counterparts, is that support on how exactly they are going to rebuild their shortly going to need not only regional allies with western ones as well. there is new for administer. it has spoken out while he was on his diplomatic trip to doha. he said that the new administration is urging the united states to lift the sanctions entirely because they are now working against the new administration, trying to re establish the country. and they're sayin

there are also voices and other member states that these senseless sanctions are damaging our economies. a cubic meter of gas and the e. u is 4 times more expensive than, for example, in the us. this is not a normal situation. prime minister fits so, send a letter to the lensky inviting him to further negotiations, and in response, he received some words that were quite offensive. i don't think that was worthy of a president of any country, but he certainly has no place in modern europe in the modern world. perhaps no one would want to accept that kind of ukraine into the you, if the you survives at all, because the decisions that are made there are contrary to the interest of the e. u. member states lettering his news conference earlier law prov also responded to the greenland controversy, which has been a done by comments from us president elect donald trump to acquire the danish territory. the foreign minister suggested washington might consider the opinions of locals 1st before adjusting the geographical map. it was easily the prime minister of greenland declared that they do not want to be either james or americans.

and an annual turnover of about 600000 euros. it's a typical family farm during the good years that makes about 100000 bureaus and profit, most of which comes from e u in german states subsidies. peter trained to be a farmer. he's the 5th generation of his family to work the land. and he hopes he won't be the last. there might have to decide if you think ahead, a goal is to have the operation over to the next generation even done it. so it's important to find a partner to have children with that. and so if in with them and then can not, he's been searching the area villages and on the internet. but so far, no luck. and little wonder, considering what a normal day on the farm is like. it is. and what model have we started at 530 this morning, so we get the livestock bed on time when gets or i don't know when will be quitting, probably around 10 or 11. we can see exactly right now. not every work day is that long. they can only work outside in fair weather. most of the money is made from milk. a little extra comes from growing. wait. is it worth all the hard work? peter and his father worked out that the average about 13 euros in our net income for th

brazil, russia, india, china, south africa, now it's expanded to include other nations including the u, a. e and some others. but i'm interested in when you think the bricks is serious. like if it's a serious challenge to the us dominated economic order, the dollar, the swift system, whether that's changes intention to undermine the reserve currency status of the dollars. well, 1st of all, breaks is serious and the now the, or do you have 10 member states and the fact that country like turkey applied to join breaks and utilities, a member of nato, is really becoming a turkey loves that had its bets into a be turning point if turkey officially joins brakes as a full member or saudi arabian, so the already a revise already. i mean one foot in and yes, i don't go to the media just, but i don't see breaks is anti america or is disruptive. i personally, i'm not a big fan of the dollarization, but i really firmly oppose weaponized in the dollar or what the nice in the swift system. because if you want to rip an ice that all of these other countries assets will, for example, and exclude other banks fro

now it's expanded to include other nations including the u, a. e and some others. but i'm interested in when you think the bricks is serious, like if it's a serious challenge to the us dominated economic order, the dollar, the swift system, whether that's changes, intention to undermine the reserve currency status of the dollars. well, 1st of all, breaks is serious and the now the, or do you have 10 member states and the fact that country like turkey applied to join breaks and turkey is a member of nato, is really becoming a turkey loves that had its bets into a be turning point if turkey officially joins brakes as a full member or saudi arabian, so the already a revise already. i mean one foot in and yes, i don't go to the media just, but i don't see breaks is anti america or is disruptive. i personally, i'm not a big fan of d dollarization, but i really fun the pulse weaponized in the dollar or what the nice in the swift system. because if you want to rip an ice that all of these other countries assets will, for example, and exclude other banks from the sort of sy

and it's western france. but let's switch gears now by cutting off russian gas transit. zalinski has boys b, e u for a further economic crisis and jump, it dies. these countries, oops, of joining the block. and that's according to the e. u. member states hungary since the end of ukrainian transit route, the price of natural gas and the european market has increased by 20 percent. thus, while ukraine aspires to join the u as a candidate, another decision has once again put the european economy in a more difficult position. ukraine's decision to stop transit shipments will lead to further price increases and create new competitiveness challenges for central europe and the european union as a whole. for alongside storing energy costs that europe faces rapidly shrinking gas reserves. robot reports that resolve said now it's 70 percent capacity, 16 percent lower than last year with a cold, a weather approaching and the heating demand rising levels are expected to drop for that. now this intensifies pressure when prices as the due increasing the relies on the l. n. g. a bit, the loss of cheap but russian pipe gas h

describe presidential election results after a right wing candidate got the most votes of the disputed candidates. kelly and your dispute is a critique of nato and the e. u. a. he won the elections 1st round. romania is constitutional court council to do the results. are you said the russia was meddling in the vote desk who has pulled the court action to prove against him? here is what some of the protest as had to say about the they stopped the right of the citizens because they are valid. but they said, we live under a democracy. the right to vote is written in the law until the end. it wasn't into 2 different professional that's posted. we want to bring back the 2nd round of election. the 2nd i can say that we've been trained, and i think it was an injustice and it was coordinated from outside. this election cancellation was ordered from brussels. we're not from russia. now k off crowds and pepper spray. the job buttons for seo, sierra o re s, i rather had an old on site today, and that's as people ship the streets disrupt the conference. i'll be alternative for germany party the protest delayed the these key congress by an hour at.

a look at romania. they don't like democracy and e, u a they've rolled out this brigade of the blue and the dyed hair to accepting this crowns. to attack the a f d that preparing the ground to dis allowed the a f d from having their democratic will expressed all seem so familiar. how are things in bucharest room the video will have to try to manage fields and positions. so i'm gonna put type 5 d sachs to be remembered. the tires when punks for not cringe geniuses. yeah. folks used to be the good guys. you what happened to the anti war movement on the left? what happened to the idea of nuclear and assignment? what happened to sort of actually stopping wars? now these dudes are getting high and they're all to play. so it makes me puke to go ask yourself, why exactly are the establishment the political establishment in germany, the pro atlantis as the pro need, or the pro e u establishment. the ones that seems to me from talking completely about the thing called the north stream. the biggest piece of energy infrastructure and european history destroyed. no one seems to wants to know who the culprit is. the

and basically the question of migration, know we can expect those countries are still pushing to release, such as more quickly. on the other hand, we have a large group of e u member states and say, let's take a more gradual approach. let's make our conditions clear, but the right says wouldn't affect the rights of minorities and they're also facing for assistance. they haven't put in place. clear benchmarks for those no, in power. it's there yet in terms of what they need to do to get which sanctions released the, the foreign ministers we understand. they're also talking about the broader middle east, particularly goss and the palestinians, and how that impacts us relations us. president trump recently made some remarks about gaza saying that the strip is, should be cleared to facilitate rebuilding. how did that resonates with the leaders? i would say it hasn't gone down particularly well. i've spoken to a couple of ministers here. these thoughts? i heard the irish for administer, for example, say well, it's important that the trump administration, he understood help, negotiate a ceasefire deal for gauze and which included the return of gauze. and therefor

jessica would vote who is by pledging to put romania thus well taken to a tough stones and tulips with nato and the e. u allies. also, the results came in the country's constitutional coal claim that russia had meddled into those without showing any proof. mr. joel jessica called the quotes and move a to, as well as some of his support as a say the they stopped to the right of the citizens because they valid. but they said we live under a democracy. the right to vote is written in the law until the end. it wasn't in some different crowd flush for us posted. we want to bring back the 2nd round of election. the 2nd, i can say that we've been trained, it was an injustice and it was coordinated from outside. this election installation was ordered from brussel, not from russia, the brakes membership as opposed to palestine to the key directions of indonesia as foreign policy. as according to the nation's top diplomats, he delivered his 1st annual media statements on friday. i'll say correspondence. rebecca enough is repeatedly reports from the c or at the end of this month, president level civilians or will

and we would like this to stop. there are also voices in other member states that these senseless sanctions are damaging our economies. a cubic meter of gas and the e. u is 4 times more expensive than for example, in the us. this is not a normal situation. prime minister fits so sent a letter to zelinski, inviting him to further negotiations. and in response, he received some words that were quite offensive. i don't think that was worthy of a president of any country, but he certainly has no place in modern europe in the modern world. perhaps no one would want to accept that kind of ukraine into the you, if the you survives at all, because the decisions that are made there are contrary to the interest of the e. u. member states love a blinking un secretary of genocide. in his speech only finding a postwar planning for guns at the us secretary of state was repeatedly heckled and interrupted. i'll see, laid the groundwork for handing over to the incoming trump team next week. we strengthened americans over entourage and delivered on the present funds the thank you, i respect your views. please allow me to share a thank you the so to continue these are t

and we would like this to stop. there are also voices in other member states that these senseless sanctions are damaging our economies. a cubic meter of gas and the e. u is 4 times more expensive than, for example, in the us. this is not a normal situation. prime minister fits so, send a letter to the lensky inviting him to further negotiations, and in response, he received some words that were quite offensive. i don't think that was worthy of a president of any country, but he certainly has no place in modern europe in the modern world. perhaps no one would want to accept that kind of ukraine into the you, if the you survives at all, because the decisions that are made there are contrary to the interest of the e. u. member states. and as i mentioned at the top of the program survey lab, ralph has just wrapped up his annual press conference where he touched on a number of subjects, right? we can cross live now to our, to political, corresponding, eager, picking off. so either guard, tell us, please, what more did the russian rest has popped up on that have to talk about as well. it was quite a substantial press conference that last set about 2 and a h

and we would like this to stop. there are also voices in other member states that these senseless sanctions are damaging our economies. a cubic meter of gas and the e. u is 4 times more expensive than, for example, in the us. this is not a normal situation. prime minister fits so send a letter to zelinski, inviting him to further negotiations. and in response, he received some words that were quite offensive. i don't think that was worthy of a president of any country, but he certainly has no place in modern europe in the modern world. perhaps no one would want to accept that kind of ukraine into the you, if the you survives at all, because the decisions that are made there are contrary to the interest of the e. u. member states. democracy in action. but only if the right candidate wins. former european commissioner for internal market theory, brittle has threatened the elections in germany. maybe, you know the dean by you officials to be more on with outside assistance. i tend to, let's wait and see what happens. and for the time being, let's keep our cool and enforced our laws in europe. we need to be aware of the risk that our laws may be circumven

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to old last part of the sort of hungry a far arrival thoughts harry and became one of the crumbs to the allies. and he's feeling emboldened hungry is in the e. u and nice. all right, old i'm leads, resistance to policies on a new grain have at tech from so legion says may will go as far arises australia and dogs and trump supposed to her, but take you who won the highest, ready established our pool. the trump government is seen as the most far right since mussolini was in power in the 1940s. 100 france marine la pen. here was the reason funeral of her father. jo marie le pen found in the far right policy now co national rally, which she now leads, isn't increasingly popular figure. she may want again, for the presidency issues, claims of embezzling funds in a criminal trial. then there's the u. k. where nigel farrell has been cultivating ties with trump for many years. his heart, right, which form you k policy is foss gaining popularity. so the expense of the defeated concept because a labor of prime minister res polarizing is crushed. far rights may not be unified in europe, but for now, trump can see many more allies who followed his tactics

and we would like this to stop. there are also voices in other member states that these senseless sanctions are damaging our economies. a cubic meter of gas and the e. u is 4 times more expensive than, for example, in the us. this is not a normal situation. prime minister fits so, send a letter to the lensky inviting him to further negotiations, and in response, he received some words that were quite offensive. i don't think that was worthy of a president of any country, but he certainly has no place in modern europe in the modern world. perhaps no one would want to accept that kind of ukraine into the you, if the you survives at all, because the decisions that are made there are contrary to the interest of the e. u. member states. well, circling back to circle of ralph who wrapped up as on your press conference with domestic and international reporters earlier, another observation, most of those top to my main concern has some western actors are trying to pay fast and loose with the rules of global politics to suit their agendas, i will check with the, the main contradictions of the current, historical periods of between those who do and do not suppo

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it's a little complex about some of the playbook of stress along borders. and when i think about the e. u, and i think some of the other leaders that i've interviewed, they've talked a lot particularly in eastern europe, about the way migration has been weaponized. and how russia and belo reuss and others are attempting to destabilize governments with migration insertions. poland, his shot much of its border down. it is stopped in the right of asylum in this to tell me about this process because i would like our viewers to understand because united states to some degree is arguing much the same thing with its southern border. but many human rights people have raised questions about whether this is the right track for poland and whether those that are basically victims in other governments or to have a place to go. so how do you reconcile poland big flank with beller, bella. ruth was the place where russia invaded ukraine from. so how do you reconcile some of your needs from a security perspective, with values that are democratic values and human rights values. so this just seems that emai

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he's been accused by some neighboring states obsessing up a looming e u energy crisis with the body a space and gets ready to pass off the aid. so kids stay with us for the detailing places. this new sound, the unprecedented world science. so spreading further in southern california office during world in 12000 and building for leaving at least 16 people killed us, emergency services are struggling to contain the shopping scale of disaster. the several districts not being completely evacuated in los angeles. local authorities have been post because he was on affected areas. the national guard troops have been deployed to help maintain or to the pacific palisades neighborhood homes are made. a hollywood styles has been completely ravaged, closing tens of billions of dollars worth of property damage. california north ortiz, are facing heavy criticism full failing to prevent the 5 just by knowing they were expected. well, the media has been shifting some light of exactly what went wrong in the golden state. turns out that a massive water reservoir hyundai, the scorching palisades, the area was out