u. k. could not stand for this any longer. they took action in self defense alongside the us. and the aim was to degrade, who's the military capabilities and protect global shipping. what they call it and tell me that was quite how degraded those capabilities to be. and so it will be very interesting over the next few days. and course to see the response from the who are these in northern north and west famine. and in terms of the response in the u. k. village, this is a huge, huge and significant moment for the british prime minister, which you soon like. how much push back is he likely to get given? this is about the escalation of this conflict and the ongoing cause for a cease fire and gaza. so he's had obviously challenges in some ways he's inherited some of the foreign policy if his pre assess is in places like ukraine. the attacks on october 7th by him us inside israel created a fresh headache for him. and many of the leaders, of course, despite the human tragedy in the region itself, in terms of the position that you came into is taken so far. for the most part, they se

u. k. could not stand for this behavior any further and that he had taken limited necessary and proportionate action down in self defense, very key key part of that message. and then um, you mentioned the research to not, but it doesn't want to be then any kind of political blow back for the problem is that given those fears of a wider regional escalation as well, you know, we've had a couple of days of ministers inside of government telegraphing the fact that they would be, quote, what they called consequences for the who are thieves. but in terms of the fact that the prime minister has acted without parliamentary approval, that could lead to political difficulties for him. if not amongst his own conservative policy. members, certainly amongst members of the opposition, we've heard over the course of the evening overnight from senior leaders in the scottish national posse, the liberal democrats to the large parties inside the british parliament. they were very unhappy that he had not sold parlia

u. k. could face great challenges in trying to secure threats, a blessing both of the you runs and humans solve law movement. they realize that a war could perhaps on the folds, in the near future, we're talking about a regional more because i think it's very clear with the shipping of pieces in the middle east, especially with the red sea, the formation of a us. but naval coalition. they have the intention to invade, given, or at the very least, to conduct a wide scale military campaign against humans. a sallow law. yeah, many are viewed, i think the reason for that is because the us and the u. k. they need to secure the red sea, bring it to secure bathroom and they need bab and meant it to be in their possession to be in there, you know, under their control so that they can allow their western hedge a monic imperial structure to continue to progress and expands well, the middle east, the only thing that's preventing this world domination from continuing is humans outside of open because they ha

k. yes, it could be a case against a u. k. b i c j. but that could be a case against this is not a gun ships. james, clearly david cameron's and for complicity and genocide domestically, but that's perfectly possible. it's a continue on that list called full set of support for what is done through, but it will be a stand aside. thank you so much and basset, or for talking to a thank you for your time, craig. mary is a former british ambassador joining a san from switzerland. thank you. is turning now to another cold case and the 1st hearing in a civil case accusing us present joe biden, and other senior us leaders of be complicit in genocide. in the genocide which is on the way right school, right school. so either and a number of individuals have dropped the case for the oaks in california. they're asking the court to order, present violent and us assistance. so israel from brandon was, is an open force, joins us now live, talk to us more about this case, swab, what is it all about? well, finally, let me 1st set the scene for you here

u. k affiliated shipments could be destroyed by the who phase. how is that likely to impact the buyer confidence in the targeted suppliers where they look for alternatives perhaps? i think, yeah, think you went right rachel, it's significant because if, let's say i, you know, i'm a country that once he wants to buy from one of the big oil and gas u. s. u k, but he met, you know, the british petroleum is of the, well, the, the heck songs of 12 then you know, you're going to look at other places because at the moment you've got plenty of them as long as you have an ally yourself totally with with us foreign policy, you go to other options of, of, of you can buy, for example, from the chinese, a lot of kind of countries can do the chinese chinese shits very in very few places . the, well, the sanction, or you can even buy from russia situation. so yeah, i think a think it's, it's just good news for so multi is part of darcy. very bad. the very bad news for, for the. so the rules bags to the the ocean floor administer saturday or loud. rob has held a

u. k affiliated shipments could be destroyed by the who phase. how is that likely to impact the buyer confidence in the targeted suppliers where they look for alternatives? perhaps? i think, yeah, think you went right rachel, it's significant because it's that say on the, you know, on the country, the ones who wants to buy from one of the big oil and gas u. s. u k, but he met, you know, the british petroleum is of the well the, the excellence of 12 then you know, you're going to look at other places because at the moment you've got plenty of as long as you have an allied yourself, totally with, with us foreign policy, you go to other options of, of, of you can buy, for example, from the chinese. a lot of countries can do the chinese chinese shits very in very few places in the world. a sanction. or you can even buy from russia as soon as you wish. so yeah, i think it, i think it's, it's just good news or for multi is part of darcy. very bad. the very bad useful. so the so the rules bikes do the press? well, what other economic consequences do you

u. k. strikes that it could. he says at the same time that a number of these attempted strikes by the booty group. on not succeeding, a number of missiles were taken out. he says before they could be launched. in addition, a number of messiahs failed and fell into the water. so he said, although this was expected, the us forces continue ready to respond and of course he says to defend themselves as also he adds the fact that the us is not looking to expand the conflict. now this is something that is of great concern to the us and has been since the beginning of the is really operation in gaza. and that is the potential for the conflict to spread way beyond the area in which it originated. and the situation with who teased off gulf a firing on vessels passing through the red sea and a parent indication that this spread is happening. now the us continues to insist that you cannot to link these actions to what is being happening and gaza. the who to use themselves insist that they are carrying out these actions in r

u. k. vessels and therefore to the u. k. itself. mississippi could let me be absolutely clear why the royal navy is in the right seat belt. uh, as part of operation prosperity, guardian, protecting freedom of navigation as a fundamental tenet of international law. who takes a tax on international shipping. i put in some lives at risk. they have held one career postage for almost 2 months and they are causing growing economic disruption . the come us cannot operate under such conditions. contain isn't tank that having to take a 5000 mile diesel, around the case of good type. that pushes up prices unimpaired was the passage of goods, foods and mets. in the british people and other royal that we have attempted to resolve this through diplomacy. often numerous international calls to the attacks to stop a combination of countries. david, who sees a clear and on i'm big, he was wanting to weeks ago last week, but un security council post a resolution condemning the attack and highlighting the voice of nations to defend vessels for the freedom of navigation

u. k. u. s. intervention militarily could lead to further escalation is a capital is in favor of diplomacy, north military intervention. he made the point that the recent stacks will see in a bill a link to this escalation. he even said that the attacks that took place inside the ron, i believe to be the work vice. so probably the results of what's happening and gaza is when you get more like this in the region. all sorts of players then decide to take action. now the saudi foreign ministers also been speaking prince pfizer been taught all and he was pushed on. remember before the war and gaza saturday, we were told was just days away from a normalization deal with israel. now he was aust, if there was an end to the conflict between israel and the palestinians would south sadie pursue normalization with israel. he said suddenly, the of course, there are lots of question marks about what he means right, about if the conflict can come to an end. that may well mean he wants to us the 2 state solution to be in place. so some kind of cation, i think needed, but important comments still, right at the i

u. k or ships in the gulf. and then on to me blinking and the u. k. defense secretary warning, but that could possibly be military action. well, what we saw on thursday night was a rapidly convene cabinet minister administer. we will meeting convene by the prime minister wishes to knock at downing street following vats that were further consultations with the opposition policies on the speaker of the parliament. it was clear that something very serious was going to happen. and then just after midnight, we had would, but the 1st strikes have gone in around a dozen targets history understand the british involvement appears to be full already have tie food craft operating after the ad base with accurate, teary on cyprus, and hitting 2 targets by using what the energy describe is pay way a bones on that's is the well, that's, that, that's the top inside of it. frankly, i, it's sent it what, what i kind of had is that the defense minister james hippy has been on the media this morning saying that that should be the end of it. the on any further attacks planned. he said that it's a limited proporti

u. k. and us military intervention could lead to further escalation. and business leaders here are worried about the global supply chain and the effects on the world economy. james pays out to 0 doubles still ahead. hey, what i would just say era and footballs, asian comp, saudi arabia, to leave it too late to avoid the in depth analysis of the things headlines. how does south africa since it's accusations of genocide, in this case, many genocide and all the cool scholars including his ravings hopkins on this page is a text book genocide, frank assessments politicians need to be able to run for office without the fear of facing a jail term informed opinions when the us census warships and to the right see it's not receive task protection, etc. that's publication inside story on al jazeera and on the federal tax upfront takes on the big issue. there is a post tax to what is happening now. it to the question of 5 unflinching questions. rigorous, the bank that he added to today is that another cleansing is taking place. augusta . nothing goes into garza w

of ireland, a member of the e u, is subjected to now they say they have got something from the british government, which satisfies those concerns. it could mean that the u. k. government passed through it here more closely to e regulations to minimize the sorts of checks on goods coming between the british mainland and here in northern ireland. and so that the leader of the d u t says is enough to go back into power sharing. here at stormont in belfast, there's also being positivity from the main republican sion same party whose vice president would become the 1st shouldn't say a 1st minister of northern, the party committed to the uniting of on. and in the end of the case over to you here in northern ireland as well. so this is what both leaders had to say a little earlier this package, i believe safeguards please, and the union will restore our place within the u. k. internal market. it will remove checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland as well as northern ireland automatically following future use. laws are a great place that we are asked this at juncture. we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done

u. k. and us military intervention could lead to further escalation. and business leaders here are worried about the global supply chain and the effects on the world economy. james pays out to 0 doubles but to some of the news now, cuba has announced the shop rise and fuel water and electricity prices. the ruling company, this policy says the mission is a part of an adjustment program needed to get the islands economy back on the path of growth, but many a skeptical of the plan. it'll guston reports from have on long lines outside have on his metro stations have become a grim reality in recent years. but soon they may be a thing of the past. the communist party has announced the price of petrol will soon increase 5 folds. cuz we're going to look at it, said old old when the price of fuel goes up, everything gets more expensive. if people need to go to hospital travel somewhere, it's going to cost them more. yeah. and that was something that surprises went rise until next month. but just the announcement has made an impact. how much does it cost you to

u. k. and us military intervention could lead to further escalation. and business leaders here are worried about the global supply chain and the effects on the world economy. james pays out to 0 doubles a james base, spoke to the un sexy general until near good terrace, a double c code for de escalation of tensions in the red sea. we can not have another gaza 11 on and so you need to stop what's happening and got so uh and the level now is at the present moment, in my opinion, the most dangerous risk of spill over that we have we have the west bank in which the tensions are extremely high and the body simply is the incidents in the, let's see. and i have to say that the city of them, of navigation is something that these essential but has a weston ministry intervention made the situation. what the best way to defend the, the, the other thing is you guys is not to create a situation in each prices who go up in read sure you to be facing the metric situation with this risk analysis. so my appeal is also for the escalation, the escalation in their, etc, t

u. k. calculation a tax on you haven't, could provide a full scale war in the region and the gates of hell can be closed only by ending the war in gaza. that quote is according to a president of the middle east studies center and honest. it's all of it waiting for you right now with our c dot com and so as to well to rich, just mingling and dive off of the world economic forum. you creating a president lensky, is that shaking hands with a true shareholders of ukraine? so let's keep getting very cosy with jp morgan chase. black rock, private equity firm carlisle group, bridgewater associates, blackstone black rock, again, the world's largest money manager, meantime complex thousands of ukrainians have been tossed into them. for details on the of the joseph conrad wrote hall of darkness at the height of units colonial scramble fast . it's about the search for a mysterious white trader. old mister cups is become a monstrous killer. it symbolizes a type of savagery at the hall of western civilization. shops of african heads for fun. the 1st red joseph conventional was studying at oxford univer

u. k. and i asked him how something went this could happen at one of the world's biggest airports. yeah, so you might, well, because uh, my understanding is that possibly the small rec, realize i haven't been bashed right. well, actually, all the same runway as the in coming to find airways about a free 5900 seems about the the final lines uh, pick up is a fairly un croft. and so he would have rides with way to like. and so we need to establish wide slash boss was putting all this way behind. so the breakdown would be good in case our high speed instead of tons on the, on the small red. but the shape wasn't working. but this is just speculation. this will come out in the investigation. i went to close is already a stock is a vision expert internal as julian bray talking to us earlier. we'll take a look now and some of the other stories making news around the world today. supporters, a south korean opposition leader lead jameel is recovering and intensive care after being stabbed in the neck. he was attacked while speaking to reporters during a visit to the city of bizarre and in th

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u. k. on us i've strikes hitting could you positions any a man uh, and the red sea, and it seems like the conflict is printing through them and at least i wonder how do you think this will affect the conflict in gaza and the world in general? couple of deluxe have you before this latest round of is really aggression. benjamin netanyahu posted at the united nations general assembly that the pal assuming issue had ended on the normalized relations with eric states with the palestinian people representing only 2 percent of the air of nation having normalized with 90 percent of it, attempting to marginalize and belittle the palestinian cause only for this current run of aggression to reaffirm that this region will not feel secure or stable as long as the palestinian people suffer and live under occupation and oppression. the reactions now from human in the red sea or from northern occupied palestine and from the southern lebanon, are a natural situation given with the policy and the people are subjected to from massacres and estimate cleansing crimes to crimes against humanity. british and american ai

u. k. post the key citizen band steward could with that is up to the conclusion of a peaceful, peaceful trade team. they do not want a piece of today and you can even, or despite the fact the cuban regime on the, in the surprise, thanks to a western honda honda. what, so this is something that being said about the talking heads already. most people in ukraine are beginning to understand who they're truth. low intimate is sunday, who, who were been threatening down with russia through lot is and kept trying to cancel our history to them. this change in the consciousness is being seen in the social networks that despite the censorship of truth will out about the people how people live in a crimea and other territories. we united way to rush. and just by 3 predictions of the cube, propagandists with russia and ukraine used to live together in peace and new authorities, dealing with people's issues and not lightning, they are pockets. and the contrast here is all vs the so that, that sits in front of much of that is why i am a crane in the west of this information is being suppressed is dangerous

that could you do the thing that the statements by the u. k. have been on attempts to avoid in fighting the anger among the british public. that i mean, the sadly british government had been doing so many steps against the village and the rush of the public. i mean, we have seen there are millions of people that protesting against the is that the attack in the streets of london, manchester, burning them every bit in your every bit, but the don't much the steps via supporting unconditionally to the bottom end of that he doesn't care, i mean, it is against the village, the vision of the people region. on the other hand, b of c, as in dog, lot as well. then the videos are people who are testing outside the house. and tony blair decided to go with you all was instructed, the water gave it up. we have, there is a long standing history of british government going against the bill of the people . and this is not something new, but there's only one thing we have seen in the recent time that the be the i'm going to be studied supporting is very uh you k

u. k. couple different attacks on you haven't, could provide a full scale war in the region and the gates of hell can be closed only by ending the war in gaza. that quote is according to a president of the middle east studies center analysis. all of it waiting for you right now at odd c dot com. and so as to will to rich, just mingling in dobb also the world economic forum. you crazy and president zalinski is that shaking hands with a true shareholders of ukraine. so let's keep getting very cosy with jp morgan chase, black rock, private equity firm carlisle group, bridgewater associates, blackstone black rock, again, the world's largest money manager. meantime, complet.

that it's only been steve takes a closer look now at who the who's these are, what's best he could be us and u. k. have attacked. yeah, i'm in the pack of western will, power has struck cruise the positions in the country saying the group has terrorized the key in to national trade route of its shores. we will make sure that we respond but over the last month we seen a significant increase in the number of who's the attacks on commercial shipping in the red sea. and that's why i made the decision without all eyes to take what i believe to be necessary, proportionate and talks of action against military targets, to degrade and disrupt capability. we wouldn't hesitate to protect lives and ensure the safety of commercial shipping. who sees have said they would not step back and any of the us attack would trigger an even greater response in the american and british animated bass full responsibility for its criminal aggression against all you have many people, it will not go on that. and so it's unpunished, this isn't the 1st time america has attempted to bring the food fees down. it previously backed

u. k. government on sales the deal that could and then make between how it sion out is not in the in depth analysis of the today's headlines. how does south africa to it's accusations of genocide, in this case, many genocide in hold across the scholars including his ravings con, confirm that space is a textbook genocide. frank assessments politicians need to be able to run for office without the sphere of a single jail term, informed opinions when the us, since it's well shifted to the right, see it's not receive task protection etc. that's complication inside story. on al jazeera. then they'll kind of stay just underway. yeah. the agent of being played here and to tell for a record the time when people say you started the tournaments, but only one will be crown champions. right across the action on the the, or the fucking about 4 months on top stores. and these people, these have been found dumped inside of school. we are in the indonesian hospice in northern causes. witnesses say the bodies of those of palestinian civilians executed by these ready for the when released agency in gaza, su

u. k. in terms of its potential consequences for the who sees that the defense minister, ground shops outlined that those could have costs involved strikes on. yeah. and that's something that up until now both the u. k and the us seemingly have ruled out that it's been a month long, relatively tenuous, c 5, between who's the forces, who control the north of yemen and saudi bank forces in the south. this is something the russians in particular are very concerned about, and not tension between the us. the u. k and russia may play out late since day. we're expecting to see a security council vote on a resolution related to the soonest. the attacks on shipping in the red sea, it's 15 percent of the level trade obviously was around the 20 and the trillion dollars 10 percent of all the local o. as advised going through this as seriously consequential for global commas. the russians, very concerned, they've said about the impact on that tenuous, see spot in yemen if there are indeed as strikes down the road by the us. all the u . k. the best for you, the other to the other nice from around the world style and choose

the sage could be removed from the embassy, the in april, 2019 u. k. police entered the embassy of ecuador and forcibly carried julianna's sage out of the building and took him away in advance. on the same day, the us indictment against him was on sale. charging him with one count of computer intrusion. he was sentenced to 50 weeks and bill march prison. in the same month, sweden reopened the sexual assault investigation, and the us filed 70 new charges against the in february 2020. the extradition here in the criminal court in june 2022, the us department of justice issued update to to 18 count indictment every face trial in the us government. it would face a sentence of a 175 years in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case. after reviewing the evidence. on the 4th of january 2021 judge, correct sir. rule the sage could not be extradited due to his mental health and risk of suicide. you know, to the 2021 in a 2 day appeal. but the us u. k. churches in favor of the us over to the decision not to extradite to search the april. 2022. west

i mean, how damaging could this be for the u. k, the united states and indeed others. and i think it should be very damaging that both to the united states and britain. but this also can be very damaging to the court itself if it fails to apply it stand is with objectivity equally to everyone. i think this is the real problem before the court's right now, and because that was very clear and the evidence is very damning. uh, and that least at this stage, this standard is very low. in terms of proving the likelihood of genocide. i want the statement. so i wonder, to what extent the exposure of these a pound double standards over gaza by the likes. as you said, the united states, you can even germany well, perceptions towards other conflicts, such as the conflict and ukraine. i mean on western powers and there are pound hypocrisy weakening of the violet causes. and of course they are. they're wishing the whole system because low means nothing if it can be uh, flouted with impunity. yeah, and i think uh those are, and these are doing not just themselves, but the entire wor

u. k and the last for example. well, that could be many reasons. first of all, we have to keep in mind that the many armed forces, i'm sort of the law of what the west likes to call the cookies. they enforce the siege on ships on israel by blocking ships from traveling to his reports. they said all other ships that go through the red sea can, can continue, has planned with their journeys. only ships going to israel or blocks they were 1st want. and if they didn't turn back, then they were attacked and damaged, but they never killed anyone. but a while back, the americans went and bombed 3 naval ships belonging to them. and the armed forces queuing, 10 young naval officers. so they sort of the army on forces killed no one, but the americans decided to kill 10 of them. and now of course they, these miss sa strikes to miss all strikes, i think are came to help this route to help israel, but also perhaps distract the attention away from what happened yesterday. when the south african legal team really ripped apart. this is randy machine and expose it t

u. k. a very warm welcome to all of you, miss l could. i'll begin with you in washington dc. just how much has israel's war on gaza? would you say we slice of life support among the world youth for the palestinian cause? yes, thank you for having me. um, so in terms of israel's recent conduct sparking so much mobile as. busy and as your reporting showed that we have a great deal of evidence to suggest that the young people and the pro palestine solidarity movement generally is growing. so for example, the crowd counting consortia, which is a joint project at the university of connecticut and the non violent action by but harvard kennedy said school as showed that between october 7th and november of $26.00, that were close to 2012 outside riley's march marches demonstrations of all sorts of mobilizations in 4468 different cities and towns across 49. and us states, the district of columbia, puerto rico and guam. this is just in the united states, and by december j o folder, the research on the project noticed that on the pro israel site. so there are also pro israel protests, b