at least 11 local boys who either created a set can a to the images by once up until the ground incidents like these are not limited to spain or the u. k. they can happen anywhere in the world to adults and kids like that's disturbing on so many levels. it's a crime. the kids from spain in the u. k. might not have been aware of this, but creating and publishing explicit images of other minors is a crime in the countries whether they're using ai or not. legally speaking, we're talking about child sexual abuse materials making, possessing, distributing such material is illegal in many countries. the fact that the images aren't real doesn't necessarily change the fact that it's a punishable offense. for example, in another case in south korea, a menus artificial intelligence to generate mold on $300.00 exploitative images of children. in september 2023, he was sentenced to to, and hockey is in jail, even cartoons or other less realistic depictions are illegal. in many countries, it's easy to do. it's a lot to all of a few clicks to create very convincing photo realistic content. the spot has teenagers use an application which promises to

u. k. can saying american nuclear weapons on its soil at the pentagon has responded to our channels that gets done, the procedure is that accurate? the situation is not new. uh, i'm pretty confident that the, the moment will come. uh, probably in not so distant future when we will see a reintroduction of us texaco nuclear weapons in the u. k. uh, this is very fits into an aggressive and threatening pattern which both washington and london follow while dealing with the changing global security situation. and the security association in europe are in essence of very destructive policies. that's those 2 capitals for years in decades tried to follow and implements uh towards russia on russia and to what's countries in our immediate neighborhoods and 1st and foremost ukraine. in the absence of these policies, we would never ever see that kind of deterioration of the security situation. but if they believe that 3 introduction of nuclear weapons in u k, would be an act of the turns towards russia. the

u. k. salary, can you walk us through some of the b d s movements efforts to try and impose this 2 way embargo yes, uh thank some of these. uh, let me say uh 1st, i mean to conceptualize it with an international law that the say i'm transit of weapons as well as buying weapons from the state that is committing system ethic for crimes. finds against humanity, including apartheid and committing genocide is illegal. huh. the international court of justice says recently on the 26 of january, which is the world's highest court confirmed that is running as possibly committing genocide, the guns $2300000.00 rice indians, end up stage, unoccupied guns and straight. uh huh. yeah. legal consequences arising from the dominating ruling against israel and implications on states and corporations, particularly those that are linked with this roads, military and arms industry. you do not supply genocide with weapons and you do not buy weapons from the regime that is committing genocide weapons as your the other guests have pointed out that a crucial part of is rose, round the weapons and defining the process

u. k. government can see it. that means pollutant can't see it. that means x, y z hackers can't see it or it's broken and we can all see it. so you were saying 2013 big moment or reckoning and silicon valley over privacy. yeah. and those concepts of surveillance. yeah. and that was, you know, kind of the world i live then, right. watching this privatized surveillance apparatus that google, you know, that had been justified on, you know, hey, we have a do lead to our customers. and we're just giving people more useful ads and more useful services. but snowdon kind of broke that open, right? and since then, there's been a kind of an easy, you know, situation where, you know, encryption has been added to some things, but the, the pipeline of data and data collection and data creation continues because that is again, monetizing surveillance is the economic engine of the tech industry and so again, what happened in 2012, there was a recognition that this surveillance data could also be used to train and to an a i . and that these a systems were incredi

u. k. government can see it. that means pollutant can't see it. that means x, y z hackers can't see it or it's broken and we can all see it. so you were saying 2013 big moment or reckoning and silicon valley over privacy. yeah. and those concepts of surveillance. yeah. and that was, you know, kind of the world i lived in, right? watching this privatized surveillance apparatus that google, you know, that had been justified on, you know, hey, we have a do the, to our customers. and we're just giving people more useful ads and more useful services, but snowdon kind of broke that open, right. and since then it's been a kind of an easy, you know, situation where, you know, encryption has been added to some things, but the, the pipeline of data and data collection and data creation continues because that is again, monetizing surveillance is the economic engine of the tech industry and so again, what happened in 2012, there was a recognition that this surveillance data could also be used to train and to an a i . and that these a systems were incredibly g

u. k. i'm sorry, can you walk us through some of the b d s movements efforts to try and impose this 2 way embargo? yes, uh, i think some of these, let me say uh 1st, i mean to conceptualize it, but in international law that the say i'm trying to think of weapons as well as buying weapons from the state that is committing systematic board crimes, finds against humanity, including apartheid and committing genocide is illegal, huh. the international court of justice says recently on the 26 of january, which is the world's highest court, confirmed that is running as possibly committing genocide, the guns. $2300000.00 rice indians, end up stage, unoccupied guns trip. no legal consequences arising from the dominating ruling against israel and implications on states and corporations, particularly those that are linked with these roads, military and arms industry. you do not supply genocide with weapons and you do not buy weapons from the regime that is committing genocide. weapons as your the other guests have pointed out that a crucial part of is rose, round the weapons and dividing the process of tech

even running out of i'm a nation on the frontline so you can see how urgent the mattress and we have seen some announcements here already. the u. k. and lots here, for instance, have announced that there are establishing can you call listen to provide to clean with thousands of mod done drones. but of course, the other question is for, for the europeans to ramp up their weapons production and to install some back, told us today that over the course of the last months, allies increased and signed contracts worse, 10000000000 euros to ramp up their production. and the other question is, of course, for the european allies, also to increase their spending on defense. and we heard from the install and back then now 18 out of so there are 2 ones. natal members are meeting the targets of spending 2 percent of their gdp on defense t w's. i think some of phenomena reporting that several of not some of the other stories making headlines. us media are reporting that washington as long as you are p and allies about the russian efforts to develop space based nuclear weapons, the public and chair of the house intelligence committee, mike turne

can write down. the pressure has got to be on the u. k. government, right. now, right, that's the battle right now, is it located the judges? in that case, the u. k. system of justice is on trial right now before he's tried over here. and that's why people need to mobilize right now and demonstrate in front of the embassy and, and d. c, where you live. and here at the u. k. costs went to the, at the you, when, and really is embarrassed and put the pressure on them. and of course, so they'll be doing that in london and places around the world. the fact is we don't have enough ground troops out there to be honest with you. we have for guys that, but we don't have for julian, he's been put on the back burner but, but which works well for, for this administration, and i guess the u. k. administration. but i think it just has to be prepared for direct action. make a lot of noises, as john pilcher said, get out or action is the only thing that's gonna work. reasoning is not going to work. action is gonna work. and so we all know, i mean you've, you've dealt with t

u. k. further damaging their image and the world. so it's a quantity for them. that's all i can tell you, but they're right they, they ignore the last word you, you know, $86.00, nicaragua went to the world court and uh, and they were, they were awarded like, uh, billions of dollars for the mining of the harbors. and all of that, guess what us ignored the okay, shock shade goals or shopping islands. they ignore all of these uh, decisions because they can to many of julian's friends and supporters believe that if he loses his appeal in the u. k. high court that he will immediately be whisked off to a waiting car and then placed on a c, i a plane back to the united states. if that were to happen, he would be in what is called the federal lock up in alexandria, virginia within probably 10 hours. do you believe that's what we should be prepared for? is the fix in on this case, or does he have a hail mary chance at victory here? well, i think he is a hell, mary, chance i don't want to give up hope. you know, you hope is only successful if, if it's, if you, i hope drives you to a dire

u. k. that you can buy, so the bumper would, would, is explaining her vote to the security account. so right now they have staying the, even though they're also a permanent member that would not have blocked it. it's only the us that again has blocked this from happening. and says, this is not the right time and says it's coming up with its own resolution and says that it needs to delay and negotiate that. but of course, in garza, delay means dest every single day, is riley, is getting more and more palestinians. and that is what will result from this resolution? it's west of giving you the us is reason the main reason which they say is those ongoing negotiations that have taken place involving israel involving hamas indirectly and with the intermediaries of capital and egypt. but we know those negotiations and not going particularly well. and we know that 2 of the key players, egypt and cancel, do not have any problem with that. resolution that out you area, it was promoting and that was voted down by the us just now. in fact, they supported basket resolution james, looking ahead.

u. k. hi coles in london. and as always you can find more detailed analysis and reaction on our website. all the dot com, the, the thousands of indian farm is busy and then lots of to the countries capital off to rejecting a government also on price guarantee useful that products. but the protests tons violent the visa, tens of thousands of families award to 100. find where you knew that have expressed 710 to march to new delhi, the political capital of the country, the state to hold the government responsible for the promises that for me to them 2 years ago. now as we speak, the farmers are on standby, they're out the harvey on up and job or doing nothing. this is some 200 or kilometers from the national capital all to the day to day on and off. they were to a gas sales sec. a fire and of the fall most also physical force was used on hundreds of farm, was in fact over a 100 families have bought in georgia. now the farm was gone and we are discussing what day next 9 of action would be means all the government has called the farm of back on the negotiating table agriculture. and from a wh

u. k. and island. welcome to the w, mr. but what more can you tell us? what more can you tell us about this coalition? with the politics of books done, present us with an exclusive mathematical content. you have 3 major parties, one, lots of seats in parliament, but none of them can form a government on their own. they have to fall clinicians. so when the live shave the head to the most indeed is align with the fbi. i didn't buy list as a daddy and beloved for to to form the government and he is nominated. his brother ship i shaved was prime minister previously to be the next 5 minutes in front of han was about to 100. 5 members. a 1000000 defended is reaching out to the religious parties and again, he's not being able to form enough of a group to become, to form a government. so you have no, why should he respond to that was indeed forming a government, but it was a man of feeble government because the constant fees rely on its good issues, but the people who are wanting inside demanding the presidency. so if somebody becomes a prime minister then misse

u. k. hi quote. in london. also, you can find more details and knowledge and reaction on our website to all the or the russian forces are involved in seeing on how taking another key location on the front lines. the kia soul and region was according to defense witness association. we go with a reported to president vladimir person at the crime that can cause ition. the village of cranky has been cleared and our forces are standing all along the river bank. it's not just an observation point. our troops are stationed, they're operating at maximum efficiency, and some individual enemies soldiers remain on the left bank of the deep river. we are working on that they are being offered a chance to surrender. well, this comes to us days off, the russia announced a complete liberation of the don't. yes, republic, city of, of the, of the which key of troops have occupied for almost 10 years. the decisive bustle for the strategic position took many months with ukraine, taking massive losses and being forced to withdrawal the tail tak

u. k. hi, quote. more details, analysis and reaction of course, can always be found on our website or see don't com, the well, the us has one small failure to approve an immediate cease by initiative garza, the country was the only un security council member to vote to gain. so jerry is proposed piece resolution his house in north africa nations on bass it up as well as the russian employee have reacted to the american v to remind us of. unfortunately, the security council has failed once again to rise to the goals and aspiration of the people. this faith view doesn't absolve the security council of shoulder in its responsibility and doesn't absolve the international community of its obligations to bothers and people whose fate it doesn't absolve the occupying power of its obligations to implement. the precautionary measures ordered by the international court of justice. all these people, the rules supposed to have been through the old jewelry and draft, was capable of reversing the situation and ending being i, elation of palestinians in gaza. unfortunately, the latest and now 4th us veto prevented thi

can see how urgent matter is. and we have seen some announcements here already. the u. k. and lots here, for instance, have announced that there are establishing can you call listen to provide to quinn with thousands of mod done drones. but of course, the other question is for, for the europeans to ramp up their weapons production and to install some back, told us today that over the course of the last months, allies increase and sign contracts worse. 10000000000 euros to rims up their production. and the other question is, of course, for the european allies also to increase their spending on defense and we heard from the installs in back then. now 18 out of there to one natal members are meeting the target of spending 2 percent of the ttp on defense. i found a briefly what else is on the agenda of that meeting today? sweden's future in that'd be alliance. it's on the agenda as you know, the country applied for a membership in may 2022 and there are still waiting the the only the last holdout is hungry. they were supposed to rectify sweden, so they told me membership, but w

u. k. hi quote. in london for details analysis and reaction can be found on our web sites. odyssey adults the we have any who sees in the news at sites an american ship setting under a greek flight on monday, which suffered amount of damage us according to the us central command. you for ministers have approved our betsy naval mission to send warships and deb on early warning systems to respond to who see a tax on international civilian shipping to contribute to rachel moss and things as well. the hey, you know, it would really stimulate the german e with connie's, if a sense of shifts over to the middle east and the who these just blew them off. well guys just make some more now jobs for everyone. what a coincidence, the germans, ryan, metal weapons maker, seems to be one of the only things that's totally recession proof. so guess they're going all in on the defense industry now with the launch of own now for as finds. the european union is responding swiftly to the necessity to restore maritime security and freedom of navigation in a highly strategic maritime core door. the operation will play a ke

u. k. and the us i'm embarrassed with it on the world side. foundation media outlets. e f e associates can start the killing of a defect, said russian pilots. it's horace for hijacking a russian helicopter, which resulted in the desk slip to come right the a very well welcome to you. this is all t international coming to live from the russian capital. any thanks for joining us . one civilian has been concerns killed and 9 wounded as ukraine. alicia shells in multiple strikes on don't yet city on choose day that's according to officials and they were public. a warning full year disturbing images i had keeps a tax struck several residential areas of the city. why that on the military targets people's homes is what a civilian infrastructure sites have been damaged. ukraine has been using high caliber rocket and kind of knocks hillary to target civilian areas. the teas a goes, donna springs more details from the city of the fine. well 1st i want you to have a look at this into section for a very busy, very civilian know military objects. and then i want you to have a look at this crater, my ca

u. k. the americans, it also expanded that dominance across the sectors of the runs economy. they were even present in our armed forces. wherever that was economic activities, you can see the footprints of the u. s. u k, and the other western countries. that's why they could not believe it's around would turn into a country that would approach the us. so you case dominance in the country for your own lands and the mom khomeini's world you, there was no place for the bullying bowers such as the us israel and other countries that soc materialistic powers. so he remove them from around so they will send you okay, we're not prepared for we're seeing changing. yvonne didn't really established government. joe swift control of the quote industry bring in western dominance and the sector to one end. this prompted the western states to torture were getting their footholds in the country. the 1980s you've only wellcare in which the west supported baghdad was one's thoughts flashed point even before the around it. right . cool, us to try it in different ways. over the course of 19 months to exec military pressure on the run by surrounding its board is an attempt to divide the

but the, you know, you can be, for example, it's gonna be about 20 to 30 percent higher here. and then in the u. k. um, but here in a little less are more affordable options and, and you can see, you know, if it goes out 1st as i mentioned, medicaid is an option for you. assisted living communities, but not the last we are, we are higher taste or more expenses. and our communities are a top top notch from everything i've ever seen. and how does community and family involvement contribute to addressing the long term care needs of aging individuals? obviously, the more the family is called the, the better for the senior is this better? so a better way to live it's healthy or it's more beneficial. what prevents to mentor some terms of the onset of dement so severe dementia symptoms? you know, we saw the impact that crew had ice away, so not seniors are isolated and then have access to their family. we saw the been so rapidly increased the symptoms exacerbate and so the more of the family is all definitely the better is also better on the cost of the you know, the more the family can participate in ne

the conflict, they soon broke down with russia later, blaming b, u k, for torpedoing any hoops for a resolution onto shot at defense can break sound that story for us. it could have been over in weeks, but instead the war in ukraine is walking another grim anniversary. so what went wrong at the failed piece? talks all the way back in march 2022. most going kids had sat down at the same table. they thrashed style to view the ink was drying. despite that, the west continued to troll russia. everybody wants peace, including united kingdom we. we need to visit this thing if this thing could be solved, it would be fantastic. i've got to tell you that i'm not optimistic that that impeach and really wants that. i think he's decided to double down. we've seen those sign today. the president put in the serious about meaningful negotiations if he is, and if the ukrainians engaged will support that a ceasefire. now, is, again, the fact that we to ratify occasion of russian conquests with if that recognize russians gauge. and the subject of powers made his territory by force, allowing russian troops to continue to occupy sovereign

can claim bought. but if you do this in all the country that all the country, the u. k, the german, if a lot mazda would regard this as a political offense, they would not extradite somebody. and to the us in a situation like this is space colored general principles of law. now with united nations, already has said that this constitutes an opportunity. detention of that, it is unlawful also to expedite it due to freedom of expression. well then i think that makes the matter very clear about you're going to not look i'm should make it clear as a matter of o u. k or english law. i just pulled out my as a, as a, as a question or us lot. okay, well, let's look at this a little more broadly assigned is clearly a controversial figure. his methods may be questionable. he did reveal dubious practices though in the us, that some say amount to criminal act, america off him, celebrates whistle blowers and stands up for political dissidents abroad. so why do you think the us is pursuing a song so relentlessly? and he has obviously published information which is seem to be extremely

u. k. hi quote in london. and as always, you can find more details, analysis and reaction on our website. all the don't. com, the complex in gaza and ukraine are expected to dominate the agenda with the g. 24 administer so much in brazil. russia's psych, a law for office the to attend the top flight to on wednesday, he's been touring latin american countries to develop suppose for a multi polar front and defiance of western pressure. here's what was said off the level opposite. sit down with his counterpart in caracas on tuesday, a sylvia. so venezuela is also suffering from these barbaric plundering policy of the united states and its satellites. venezuelan money, state reserves, as well as russian stake reserves are frozen in the number of western countries and business, of course, the most brutal violation of international law. and of course, this undermines the system of international finances, which the united states has constantly for many years presented as optimal. they discredited themselves and the principles of globalization that they professed, as in general, the best emission

u. k. hi colton london. well, details analysis and reaction can be found in our website's ok. com, the se in yemen? have i typed in american ship? that was sailing under a greek flag on monday and causing money damage us to go into the us central command, you for ministers of approved a red sea naval mission, single ships on board early warning systems to respond to who the attacks on international congo shipping contributes of racial often has more hey, you know, it would really stimulate the german e with connie's, if a sense of shifts over to the middle east and the who these just blew them off. well, god just makes some more now jobs for everyone. what it points it is, the germans, ryan, metal weapons maker, seems to be one of the only things that's totally recession proof. so guess they're going all in on the defense industry now with the launch of own now for as binds, the european union is responding swiftly to the necessity to restore maritime security and freedom of navigation in a highly strategic maritime core door. the operation will play a key role and safe guarding commercial and secu

but the, you know, who you can be, for example, is going to be about 20 to 30 percent higher here than in the u. k. um, but here in a little less are more affordable options and uh, and you can see yes, it goes out 1st. as i mentioned, medicaid is an option for you assisted living communities. but nonetheless, we are, we are higher taste or more expensive and our communities are a top top notch from everything i've ever seen. and how those community and family involvement contribute to addressing the long term care needs of aging individuals . obviously the more the family is called, the better for the senior, this is better. so better way to live, it's healthier. it's more beneficial that prevents convince, sometimes of the onset of dement so severe symptoms. you know, we saw the impact dec who had oscillation on seniors that were isolated and didn't have access to their family. we saw the been so rapidly increased, sometimes exacerbate and so the more of the family is all definitely the better is also better on the cost of it. you know, the more of the family can participate in next year. the be