federal government for.2025 and we have done the appropriations and all the restt should be noted9#u hasd zero appropriations bill. we feedjob and the process to wr the american peoe. of questions. big day at the supreme court. chevron doctrine has been overturned and will be a remarkable turn of events and allow us to exercise1 authoritye legislative branch the way the framers to work, supposed to have the authority agencies work and what their scope is. doctrine since 1984 becaus it gave deference to the agencies to interpret their own rules and why the administrative state has grown out of control. we have been trying to work through here. 6-3 the supreme court made. i filed a briefth and the house filed a brief and w d. almost 40 years to get here. the other ca down is fisher case 6-3 opinion. and the import of that is that the court agrees that a number of the defendants in the scran proceedings have been overcharged and that is also something tople have recoge time and highest land has declared that to be so. a big ■kand made a lot of history this week. thee last nightions willon d

has also risk. and so right now the net migration of the u . k. has reached figures, said when never reached before the brakes that referendum over $600000.00 people per year. and that means for many bricks a t is one to to vote for breakfast to really control the borders. the, except, opposite has happened. we have the small boat crisis and even the, the conservative party with all the run, the policy that we see. so not tried to implement, has not managed to really control the bought it. and this is one of the core reasons why the attack from the file, right? a so open with niger for us, but also people within the conservative party attacking or research. so not in saying we have not really fulfilled our core problem of controlling migration and controlling our own borders. and oliver, what is labor promising here regarding migration festival, i hate to contradict nikolai with he's because today will expertise. but while the political focus is very much on a regular integration, the increase that we've seen and immigration from outside the eu has

but what has risen as it goes migration into, into the u. k, to a very, very strong extent, but also migration from other parts of the world like hong kong talk, hist on india that has also risen. and so right now, the net migration of the u. k has reached figure said we've never reached before the brakes that referendum over $600000.00 people per year. and that means for many bricks, the tiers one to 2 vote for breakfast. it to really control the borders, the except office that has happened. we have the small boat crisis and even the, the conservative party with all the run, the policy that we see. so not tried to implement has not managed to really control the board. and this is one of the core reasons why the attack from the file, right? so open was niger for us, but also people within the conservative party attacking or research. so we're not going saying we have not really fulfilled a call problem of controlling migration and controlling our own borders. and oliver, what is labor promising here regarding migration? first of all, i, i hat

and there's a reason why it has been on the table so that the u. s. still has some kind of leverage over over is read, that is really a government cannot just ignore like they have done for the last half year to really chat to jake from is that it's magazine. thanks very much for joining us here on the w. use a pleasure to look now add some more headlines from today. the united nations development specialist has been sworn in as the new prime minister of haiti. gary connie's main task is to restore order. most of the capital is controlled by criminal gangs. it's connie's 2nd time, mastercard, hundreds of people have rallied in the as in teeny and capital one a salaries against gender based violence. they demanded justice, the victims of famous side access also denounced anti feminist measures by them. like up med, including scrapping the diversity ministry, city of flooding and southern germany has guild, at least 5 people now and for thousands to flee bay homes. german childs well schultz visited one of the areas hottest hits in the state of bavaria.

u. k. prime minister originally. so nick has responded to a racial slur, made a bounce in a campaign of nigel of russia's far right. reform u. k. policy has been recorded using a racist time for people of south asian descent. the prime minister said this was too important for him not to speak out. he said he was hurt and angry. so now is britain's 1st prime minister of asian defense. well, when you say reform candidates and campaign is seemingly using racist and massage and a stick language and opinion seemingly without challenge. i think it tells you something about the culture within the reform party. andrew tate isn't an important voice for that. and if he's a violin massages and all politics and country is better than not, and as prime minister, but more importantly, as a father of 2 young goes, it's my duty to call it out is pervasive and divisive behavior. the recording of the reform u. k. campaign a was brought cost on channel 4. news on nigel thrush has admitted that the policy worker had issues. he says the whole thing

has killed $274.00. people in that area of the u. n. has said he believes that the id, if might have committed war crimes during that rate of the desk of tobin and gaz accounted for nearly 40 percent of all mine is killed in conflict globally last year. and that's according to you and just a fix fix view to be issue this month and sided by some media outlets. but while the well health organization has sounded the alarm about the growing number of children in the enclave. suffering from cued malnutrition, significant repulsion of goods. this population is now facing the task prophy conduct. and finally, in like conditions over 8000 children under 5 years old had been diagnosed and treated for acute mind mutation. including 1600 children with severe acute monday tuition. according to you and estimates over half of guys us population more than 1000000 people are expected to be facing starvation and even death within the coming weeks. of us being in the fall with a se bolden 37000 people had been killed and gather since a conflict give up th

u. s. and has he been prosecuted that could have managed that journalist, anyone seeking to publish information about human rights abuses, is ricky leeks, that could have found themselves, the sued and prosecuted as the us and done with jude in doing the sounds on his lawyers had always said this was politically motivated, yet he's now to plead guilty. isn't there contradiction? well, the julian has held out for a very long time, pleading his innocence fighting against this wood. that was due to be another case, had in the u. k. high court. he just been going to permission to renew his appeal against the expedition and the u. k. high court has gone to the information. interesting me on free speech grounds this time around in part i'm but it has been a long time. he's been in the u. k. 's, belmont prison, that's a high security prison. now for 5 years. that's an awfully long time to be away from your family, from your loved ones. and hence, i think we're seeing this p d. now something like the u. s.

the premier has joined the united states in its fight against misinformation and this information it's become the 19th country to sign a memorandum of understanding with the u. s. washington has labeled foreign information manipulation as propaganda, as a threat to national securities. united states and innovations are taking inspiration from a campaign about the war on garza that went viral the allies on possible. a campaign was influenced by all eyes on rasa. the campaign raises awareness about the threat to forest in the west pa, for region. barnaby low has moved from chicago. the members of indonesia is all you in more communities from west popple province travelled 3000 kilometers to appeal to the supreme court to save their forest. but we will be left with nothing if pump oil companies are allowed to operate, we are worried about pump oil waste. the looting our sources of lightfoot, video this demonstration in late may has be shared online. along with it, a poster with the hash tag, all lies on popcorn. the campaigns, creator says he was inspired by the a i generated all lies and brought the image which went viral after the is really army bump, a 10 c

thank you. julia massage has left the u. k. under a plea deal with the united states, the wiki leaks founder will appear in court in the northern marianna islands and the pacific is expected to plead guilty to violating us espionage law. as long she was wanted for publishing classified military files on the weekend leaks platform, which he found in 2006. he fought expedition to the us from britain where he has spent the past 5 years and a high security prison. a 14 year fight for freedom is finally got to an end. after julianna's sons' agreed to a us plead deal, he bolted a plane on monday. the found sitting us terry tray of the know the mariana islands in the pacific that will go on to return. the once fugitive to his native australia . his brother said the family was overwhelmed. i'd been speaking to him this week and just going through all the details with him and you know, a very anxious, very excited, and he's looking forward to spending time with his family and, and being for a being able to have the sun shine on, on his

mazda is the israel has been pushing its operation in rough at the spike warnings by b, u. n, and the international community at large. but while these really government expresses search and see over its plans to eliminate some of the spokesmen for its military, has made a striking statement saying the militant group is impossible to destroy. and any other claim is deceptive towards the public. to come us there to say we're going to make a mass disappear, limit please simply throwing standing. the honest of the complex law on the mast is an idea of the mass is a policy. it's rooted in the house of the people here. we have this thing so we can eliminate the mass is room a storm here in a row following how guys interview his capitalism over israel, kansas to destroy him us 8 months after the war started cause and a pro and social media with users question. and if this person actually could represent a body that fights from us and that is responsible for eliminate teenage probably to come the public. let's begin to prevent concerns over potential split between military and the

so that's how it stopped it, and the u has been pricing and pricing. this, even though it is on the, is that in line neither politically nor economically it does ukraine conform to you stand its just a word on the, on the actual mechanics of the whole thing in order to formally invite to train for a session, talk to all you member states must unanimously agree you're talking to us from budapest. what do you think hungry is the official response is going to be the as well hungry, but accepted the the style of the succession tools in exchange for um, 10000000000. your rose being released. um 400 now. um you have to think low that the, you know, the d u os hungry. so the bill in your rose and it said absolutely no, we're not going to give you that. the other 20000000000 that we owe you. so you'd have to think of that hungry isn't going to be very happy with the is the accession tools. and it's so obviously detrimental to the e u interest. i mean, the ukranian agriculture of the probably you bring in agricultural products are of a very low, much low as spe

the country has been a candidate for e u membership since 2014. but it will be many years before it can become part of a block. the albania entered a new era after the end of the communist dictatorship in 1990. but the country still suffers from a difficult economic situation, and corruption remains a problem. as a leader, rama is controversial migration deal like this helps to polish up both his own image and about of his country to give. so we don't do it for any recognition and for us is enough to not be to not be seen in your tv. for example, like we were seeing not very long ago, 10 years, 20 years ago, a country, a gloomy country, full of bat, criminology, corruption and all this is not that we don't have problems of forgiving now it is not do we don't have problems of corruption. fire from that box. we're not then. nevertheless it's clear that asylum seekers who end up in albino are not in the european union. this hope. it's all designed to make it really less attractive for migrants. but the deal with albania does not solve the problem of

the e u has entered into partnership with the controversial president, was a very different take on human rights. shortly after funder lines visit. these images went round the world. the canadian security forces had again abducted migrants and taking them to the libyan border. there they abandoned them in the desert and scorching heat without water. denisia confirmed the authorities were behind these actions. the you simply looked at the other way, european values of band and in the desert, along with the migrants. one person who knows all about migration deals is girls canals. he was the architect of the use deal with turkey and is generally in favor of such agreements with 3rd countries. but he says the use deal with tanisha is unacceptable scale level. it's purely about giving tunisia and incentive through money to prevent people from leaving and support cities and heading to you are on you and a half. and we've already seen last year, and we'll probably continue to see that this is not affecting the task mr. fix davis, but above all, the main cost will be the violation of human right

that has been no confirmation yet from gauze health industry, but the u. n. agencies. supposing palestinians has confront the strike kills thousands of people. you've talked, hit a united nation school in the city of missouri. the way the army says it conducted a strike on a homeless compound inside the school and that many of those killed. well actually how most find it. i also dw correspondence, rebecca written jerusalem to tell us more about the strikes as well as the news. the information is slowly emerging, get how reports overnight in the early hours of the morning started appearing of about this strikes saying from closing, as you say, i'm us. media are officials saying the 27 people had been killed and a strong this one or a school. we've also heard from health officials at the, i like the hospital saying that so the bodies including 5 children, were brought to the hospital and many more wounded. so that death toll may well rise. i've also seen a figure of 32, but it's of course impossible to verify any of these because at the moment i'm actually af

why the energy in use out of the a u has on as it is in both is 1st size is it is why has liquefied natural gas industry measure is part of the gulf full teens package of restrictions on most of it seems to stem the re sale of russian islands. excellent. but of the country and well bottom could mean having some economies in asia. the username broke itself has made sure a can keep buying russian gas all the same country with the original mazda and as the details. so the big headline with these new sanctions is that b e u is now apparently going to do something really new. and finally hit russian l n g. it may come as a surprise to some folks playing along at home that they weren't actually already doing that. in reality, they were wrapping up in ports of russian liquefied natural gas. jumping by 41 percent between 20212023. that's according to u energy regulator data, and maybe it will come as an even bigger surprise that well, they still really aren't going to be because of russian l. n. g shipments of gas for use in europe still are not going to be impacted. what's new is that the ships th

u has be stuff is protocol and presidents on the land routes causing a dropping arrivals that are over the past 2 years. but the number of people using the series from africa has risen dramatically again, especially on the most dangerous route from west africa across the atlantic to spain's canary islands. the u is known to once assign further deals with all the african states, which include close is allowing it to send people back corporation on return, taking back the nation as is one of the most controversial and divisive domestic issues for these governments. so in defense likely they will ask for something back from the you, which can be politically, can be financial. over 380000 people enter the u on the smugglers roots last year. and the percentage of them coming from sub saharan africa is increasing significantly every year. i speak now to andre, probably to an investigative journalist who was part of the team that produced the report for lighthouse reports. welcome to the program and re what stood out for you in the investigation as well. there's 2 things. i think 1st the scal

u. n. has about 10000 peacekeepers in lebanon, and the secretary general said they are working around the clock to try to deescalate tensions in the region. secretary general also saying that an all out war between has belong and is real, would be a worst case scenario. one that he is worried about for quite some time, but now, more than ever, the reason for the conflict seems to me the least why that is real, as must be avoided, is when rational, when miscalculation. good, good, good. best of the fee that goes far beyond the board of this. and frankly, beyond imagination, let's be clear is the people of the region and the people of the world cannot afford 11 on to become another gaza. the secretary general knows that the best way to avoid any spillover in till 11 on is for israel's war on gaza to end. and that's why he again called for association in hostilities that would lead to a permanent cease fire. one that he says is the only durable solution gabriel's onto, i'll just either at the unit

u. a still allowed. so what's been happening is the russian gas in siberia has been coming into the u in to countries like france, belgium, spain, and the netherlands. and then it gets turned around and sent right over to places like turkey in china or elsewhere in southeast asia. the e u is now saying that can't happen anymore, but what is, is still entirely possible under these new rules. as for the russian l. n g to be dropped off in europe and stay there for a little while and maybe enjoy a buy gets and a rose a somewhere in a french cafe before deciding that it's no longer self with that defying as russian elegy, but rather european analogy and well that you can then make a profit from selling it to asia. i guess that's how they're going to stick it to put in by marching up russian gas that they claim they want nothing to do with. it's kind of like drop shipping, where someone buys the products on the cheap from an online wholesaler in asia, like alibaba, for example, and then marks the price way up and sells it in their online store as their own product and makes a profit on the margin on the arbitr

now that comes as b e u has been ramping up in port subject critical russian energy supply at the block has become the largest global bias this month, doubling up nearly half of the process. allergy exports followed by china and japan . now getting the right place, the c u of a chemical consumer, it bit any it was group explains that the new band will only bring more profits to us in your semester, federal chemical state. everybody's leaving touch chemicals in your says, i've never seen involved working on for america or integrate place manufacturing because she has a but she financially zip code. no. calvin, texas, is a really important for an economy at the end of the now for more on this less cross live to our, to contribute to college odd joining us, right? the call is good to have you join me. now we know that the main aim i'll be use functions as the cross russian preference. so how effective are these new sanctions in doing that? a super case, wherever you decided, if the old section were working, we would just try was more sanctions. and this section is to the president in move

has moved from chicago. so the members of indonesia is l. u. in more communities from west popple province travelled 3000 kilometers to appeal to the supreme court . to save their forest. we will be left with nothing if pump oil companies are allowed to operate, we are worried about tom oil waste, polluting our sources of live hood video. this demonstration in late may has be shared online. along with it, a poster with the hash tag, all lies on popcorn. the campaigns, creator says he was inspired by the a i generated all lies on brought the image which went viral after the is really army bump. a 10 camp in southern does killing at least 45 palestinians by the beginning. many people think that if we support people abroad, we also need to support at brothers and sisters at home. indonesia is the world's largest producer of palm oil and ingredients and products ranging from chocolate toothpaste. millions of hector supreme force had been cleared for its cultivation and production. the government stop issuing permits in 2011 companies wanting to pro

u. k. it'd be all equivalent of the london stock exchange. it has set and currencies that you are allowed to buy stocks and she has in, in, in russian companies like gas problem, new coil ross. and if any company is listed that, and what's happening now is you're not able to directly buy those using dollars in your rise, but you can use other currencies be that ruble, chinese women be, however you pulled up the point of over the account. so what that basically means is that any russian bond can still swap fuel a dollars in your eyes for variables and vice versa. you can hold dollars in your restroom bank account as well as variables. so the average consumers are really affected by it. they're just gonna have to convert the funds into a car and say that the most guys stuff exchange will now accept. but because it said that, i mean in the same is said that the i, rachel, every day russian wouldn't be affected. so, so every single russian bank that does accept dollars is still doing sites, the central bank has not restrict to that whatsoever. and indee

u. e. has been confirmed that feedback the are assessed and the army is being supported by the age of shingles. going to a certain extent and to a right now you're wrong. and they're trying to, you know, sign a deal with russia. so i mean when it comes to the u. e is also chat, does involve the wagner group has a role to play. and so these entities are in the way the public masters of this part of this war. you know, i'm not enough pressure has been applied on both of them on both the backers of both the military armies to ensure that the cease fire is actually hold, hold the safe passage ways for aid is made safe categories for his civilian evacuation. nothing. the only time civilly in evacuation was actually a cold, was when foreign nationals were allowed to me. other than that, there's never been a state profit to make facilities civilians. 10000000 people, the space is not a small number, it is a significant. it's give me a quarter of facilities population, a quarter how the different handl

how big an issue has u- in? �* , vote with id. how big an issue has u- in? v ., vote with id. p in? it's a new requirement for everybody _ up in? it's a new requirement for everybody across _ up in? it's a new requirement for everybody across the _ up in? it's a new requirement for everybody across the uk - up in? it's a new requirement for everybody across the uk in - up in? it's a new requirement for everybody across the uk in these elections. we saw in the first experience last year in england and wales. we found that the vast majority of people who have the right kind of id, 96% of people in our research said they have accepted form of id. the good news is they need to remember to bring it to the polling station. anybody who doesn't have that rifle id can apply for a free voter id card. they can go online and follow the links to apply for that voter id card. just online and follow the links to apply for that voter id card.— for that voter id card. just in ten seconds, remind _ for that voter id card. just in ten seconds, remind us _ for that voter id card. just in ten secon

u. s. has not fall behind them. such decisions would have impacts some countries like india and beyond the some of the products, standard global supply chains. so they manufacturer for was so the word has to become the same page, this difficult task. go to. but then we also engage with you. and they are doing from a specific date. they're making a friend entry. so reset, okay. uh you plus 6 months is estimated to be a $20000000000.00 domestic market for repair and a $5000000.00 domestic market for refurbishment in india. so start to upset, jumping in by setting up repair and refurbishment units. cdb. i am buying the and gadget wouldn't noise the examples board with huge foreign investments, the vin, the vin proposition for the consumer, for the guy who's looking as and get some employment and the company expensive. and it was because we want to get some benefit because it's cheaper and accessible. and the guys being able to make a living. but this all still exist in pockets, in very early stage

u has been ramping up in ports of the critical russian and it just supply the block has become the largest global bio last month, doubling up nearly half of russia's energy exports followed by china and japan. jim radcliffe, the see all the chemical consumers the in it was group explained by the e. u band will only bring more profits to the united states, a mess with federal capital. so everybody's leaving pets, chemicals in your says, i've never seen in my working life before america or in a great place manufacturing because, you know, they've got cheap answers. i've got no calvin, texas is really important for me to call them at the end of the area we spoke to are to contribute to college shaw, who says that the news by the e u is just adjusted to please washington, edwin. put the den to all the ross and the economy. this is not even a direct band and you import of allen chief, all russia instead is, is talking about re selling through your pin port. so we're talking about only a porter of the, the a $1000000000.00 will be affected. so we're talking up to about 2000000000 euros. that tha

yes, b u has recently opened a criminal case against you. how did you react to this, or you said feel self. honestly, you finally got here at the get a will uh got yeah. how did i react? you know, i'm not scared. it's not good because there's a war going on and see is the last thing one could fail. i mean, is kind of scary as i say, the eyes were afraid, but the hands still during the job and the guys on the front lines. do you think best sketch? i think yes, but at the same time, these people are defending that homeland, the native country, traditional values, these things that are important to all of us, to old people. and i am one of those people. we have not paid the pay of device of all that stuff clearly overcome this fit since you want to open the eyes as you say, of ukrainians to the real situation in the country. but i have to assume that this is a pretty challenging task, like any of them are, you know, i don't think so. i've already been doing this since the day i came to russia. i must at the office of pricing because that's the

u. n. has to come to the pressure of the month i live on. i have invited them to have a dialogue without inclusion of any human rights groups and women's rights activists. i understand the criticism, but that i mean, at least the talking isn't dialogue a good thing. this is the justification that united nation is giving. basically their said that the, the house to engage with a dollar bond and they eventually they, they hoping that they would come to that stage where they go to talk to of con, pallet on about human rights, about women, about women's rights. but we also have to understand that these visuals that the see of stuff gone live on. in fact the meeting was often shows is happening right. of honest on is the worst of women's rights crisis happening right now in the world of on women are completely hard from public life, goes over the age of 11, are not allowed to go to school. so you're going to have a future enough lee, you can have a, you can see a filtering of kind of fun. if you're a young woman and i've gone this time, i do this

how many countries as the, what's in the, you know, the e u has a non fits 1st sanctions against russia's liquefied natural gas sector. and it's for the package of restrictions. and most of them the measure seek to stem the resale of russian l. n g imports by other countries, and my lot could mean harming some economies in asia. the european block itself has made sure it can keep buying russian gas or to contribute, or rachel mars and ways in. all right, so here we go again, more anti rest of the sections that are so powerful that it was 14 rounds ago. now that cleaners will a promise to bring russia to its knees. and european leaders brag about how every one could play along with the straight at home by taking short showers like the german economy minister, robert had back was bragging about french president, a menu. and mack, who was modeling turtle neck tops during the winter time, encouraging people not to keep their homes. and of course in the summer time, not to cool then also they could ditch rush and gas for ukraine. well, it turns out that it was just another virtue signaling per

u. s. has already provided to you fine. the white house and national security advisor says that even more assistance like you isn't supposed to be announced in the coming weeks that we spoke with people in the us about the government dishing out money to they said the types of funding should remain within their own country instead of feeling of conflict that we shouldn't be giving any money to any countries ever. i pay my taxes, it should go to me and my family and my friends and my loved ones and other americans. i don't think i should ever go to ukraine who's benefit is it to keep this, we're rolling? who's making money back stage? if the war and ukraine keeps wrote, like that's a question i'd like, we shouldn't have gone in there. we should didn't help them at all. it is helps kill them. i mean, i just think that like americans, the american government and really helped americans 1st, i think do you, i tell you should give them, give the money to their people 1st thought that ukraine as it got took care of their own 1st

u. s. has repeated decent missile systems that are fair with it being capable of carrying nuclear warheads within that range. so foreign countries, specifically the patriots system to include the promo home system to the things that we had from a x. but i business experts in, in an easy, he said that the us move could in danger, regional trade routes of the sheer number of maritime trade that using sort of china see. and then the region, all i see on the space of that sound member countries, is deal per dazing the entire system off the train that using the, the roots of the sea. and um, i hope this is just another shape insight from the u. s. to the region. yeah. and we are currently doing its best in maintaining and, and you know, the same stop any day in the us leadership love to use that to them so and profound when addressing for example, the conflict between russia and ukraine. like on top of the product that i've got and broke here and up there it's, it's rep but then when it comes to the

u. s. has expressed concern of a growing relations between the 2. it's a q is appealing yang of supplying to most go in. it's more on you crime. a roman prime joins us from young people on islands on south korea's maritime border with north korea and rubber bands. and the official part of the state visit is now underway. what exactly is at stake here and in the summit, and what are we likely to see throughout the day? i so that's why it's uh, it does. uh, there is a lot at stake for both of these leaders. they invested in this long anticipated meeting, which is now underway. it has begun and north green capital, young young with an official welcoming ceremony that has been taking place in kimball song square. this is the main square in the center of young young. it is reserved for the ip visits for major parade's. so vladimir putin very much being given a state visit. welcome the square and surrounding streets. i'll be decked with the flags of both nations. also vladimir putin is image is clearly on display on various buildings. these are the 2 lead

who is pro israel, jamaal bowman has been critical of israel and netanyahu and the war that is be out against hamas in gaza and other parts of that region. so, this is■uhlighted this huge party divide over support for israel in george l criticism ofn jamaal bowman's case. this has bn an issue that has roiled the democratic party throughout the 2024 cycle, ever nce the october 7 terrorist attack on israel. aipac the pro-jewish group, has spent a to $15 million in a single house number, a record number of spending, ting to unseat jamaal bowman from the seat. and again, geimary. a democratic district. whoever wins thismary tomorrow or tuesday will be the congressman from new york in is) particular congressional district. host: race to watch for all of you this morning. we cans in the house and senate races that you g an eye t wong. we are also talking about the legislative agenda as congress returns this week. scott wong, we talked about the house. what about the senate? guest: i'm not quite sure what's week. we saw a number of messaging bills that chuck schumer has been putting forward like roe v. wade. i will say that on thison of t's coordinated effor

u. n . has now said that it needs the i to you may have committed move crimes during that previous rate. we're also getting reports from ross. so this just the idea, is it fonts in the western parts of the city? we're letting this bombardment has forced those who have tried to stay in the area to flee. we had from a local john this temple. just the latest of the tense has been indeed advancing deeper into it off a higher here. they announced yesterday an arch on over there sion that's what i submitted to the time between 6 the i'm last night on 6 am today doing that operators and they were targeting different area of deal with the story. and it is, it didn't sound the bucks and different fox. all of these was on central area. do a target and an area by the beach on, according to the news, that's where the receipts they have totally destroyed all that has been shredded buildings and infrastructures in that area that is called this with this for the village foundation to just today. there were som

so as taiwan militarily even come to its defense, it's t s m c, u has factories and other locations is united. there's even scholars who say, events of award, the united states should blow up all attempts these factories here in taiwan so that it doesn't fall into china's hands. and then recently ti i subsea actually said that they do have a switch that they can basically make the machines that help build these chips inoperable in the event of an invasion. but would they really do that? you know, we simply don't know, of course we have no pressure to, to look at anything. so speaking to us today is great to get your take on the situation. political risk analyst was find gold. thank you. what are you? russian soldiers hopping wounded by ukrainian, wrote attacking the bel google. it's region us as most goes on. we make significant strides, and expanding as buffer zone, and the call call region of correspondence equal still enough, takes us to the front lines replacing the this is definitely one of the more on c tillery pieces that i've seen in this war, but it's screw is telling me that