u. k. either that's not helpful and it will only undermine a new to the $10000.00 us worth. well, for many, many years over the, the a thank you very much. deed, tobias l with united kingdom following from a foreign minister, a sentence or understand this is the biggest delegations with united states for 2 generations to come to munich. and that's really good to see. i hope the message goes back. that part of europe is on 5 lines on the map, the varying redrawn. and we are absolutely baffled as to how this is being tied in with what's going on in the mexican border. my quick question, if i may, is to do a standardization of nate, 2 rounds, because if you take a how it's from united states and you put it with the munitions, missed on there as ukraine found it one way. and we need to be building more artillery pieces and cells as well. but until we standardize this equipment, it simply wouldn't happen solely that must be a prior to. it's a nice a. thank you. yes, absolutely, i'm the good news is that again, we haven't gotten some very serious lessons on the water than crime. t

u. k. hi, they will 1st the arguing, but it doesn't matter whether or not this case was political, that actually the u. k is applies to extradite either way. this is really a deeply fo document for 2 reasons. one is that you need to, so i'm just doing something that publishes in journalists do all the time. they receive classified materials from a confidential source that exposes will crimes, crimes against humanity, torture really great issues in the public interest. and they publish them and to prosecute the janice under the guise of an espionage acts for doing something like this is inherently collect. the 2nd reason why this is really quite a fluid document for the us to make it as an agreement between the us and the u. k . as a mutual extradition agreement. and it's absolutely clear that political defense is called the, the subject of extradition requests a sounds of support as launched on downing street to mounting his immediate release . the case at the high school is his final attempt to appeal his expedition state side, where he is one tips on espionage charges for the judges have up to the game making an immediate decision.

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so do their countries like k, a u, k, or france, either change their position like a france? it was a quite different yesterday a to see the change and a french position because they could not afford anymore. and the alignment was that is a really a line of action and the u. k. epstein being a from a victory ink, and that is what he was from that was proposed bus by either julia a 2 days ago. and this is because of these countries for a strategic reason for our f. a for economic reasons, don't want any more to, i'm going lies this a majority at the, at the, the will, the, it was that are living as well. that 2 countries at the top that weight on the international and seems like south africa like but i see the are the taking through active actions against the discipline and this hello. so are, as i'm president on the internet, i don't see a semi not a director of the lavon to institute for strategic affairs. thank you for joining us. this our, of these really military has stormed the village of a time or east of bethlehem in the occupied westat. kids forces have rated the home

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u. k. sector. at the height of either di, what i phones to age is that they stop the observation of more than 22 years now. so they just didn't care about it anymore. or you said at that time they have the feeling that it's loved any longer. dangerous. as they have the feeling that in moses gus is so small that they can stop the observation the i'm in the is really amazing. so we are at the epi center hospice missing leak. that has been known for 30 years and has very obviously not stopped missing my st gas, which is a very potent greenhouse gas india. methane is bubbling up to the surface and being admitted into the atmosphere. it's $28.00 times more harmful than another greenhouse gas c o 2. it's a big scandal. let's be honest. i mean, uh, it takes people decades. you know, 30 years we're talking now and no one is taking care and is taking the responsibility to close this leak and to monitor and mobile nor see was directly involved in the drilling to this stage. they has not done anything about this leak. and also the british government that's got handed over a let's say, the area or the license for

u. k, the member of london as controversial. they propose seizing either 1000000000 pounds worth of russian prophecy, i'll say, contribute to rachel moss and delves into the story. the ukraine appears to be running out of other people's money. well, it's running out of willing donors cash as western fists are now starting to tighten up around tax paying motors. but zalinski and ukraine want these guys to know that it is indeed possible to keep playing sugar daddy. all they have to do is find someone else and steal their money and then hand it right over to kids. and hey, maybe we'll start with the guy. ukraine doesn't like the pre and for a minister wrote recently in the western process. confiscation would not only be fair, it would be legitimate. this has already been established by numerous legal scholars and jurists. of course, some of our allies are concerned that the decision to seize the russian central banks assets could set a precedent for other countries to seek reparations for past wars. but these fears are unfounded. the legal mechanism for conf

either incident. now put into a service person from or for the who sees was, is the us and u. k. all the addresses. and that's why the, the naval forces of the many armed forces with the help of god almighty carried out a quality to military operation in which they targeted an american oil ship. the gulf of the dawn with a number of appropriate naval missiles, while the air force target to the number of american war ships in the red sea with a number of drones. the many armed forces of firm that we will confront the less british escalation with more qualitative military operations against all hospital targets and the red and the radiant seas in defense of our country. people and ancient says lucy's having launch in rhode island is on the sites allegedly, against ships carrying material support is of war in gaza for more in depth analysis of the confidence in the revelry of i'm the us head over to our website on to the, the find the farms and now what international i can go into effect in paris became a hotspot for with protesting pharmacy, crashing with police at the events venue. as the movie i kn

identified 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

yeah, it either works for everyone and that means i can't see it. that means the 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 of 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 opera as that google, you know, that had been justified on, you know, hey, we have a duty 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 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

yeah, it either works for everyone and that means i can't see it. that means the 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

either. it says, according to this funds lesson for the who, the forces, the us and u. k. all the aggressors, the, the naval forces have been there many armed forces to help of god almighty carried out a quality to military operation in which they targeted an american oil ship, the gulf of the don. it's a number of appropriate naval missiles while the air force targeted in the number of american wars in the red sea with a number of drones. the many armed forces of, from the we will confront us british escalation with more qualitative military operations against all hostile targets and the red. and the radian sees in defense of our country. people in the ocean, i've got a sense of the disease of a lot of things wrong. i'm it's odd size. so i mentioned the games shifts accounting materials to vote for, as well as boring, gaza for more in depth analysis of the defined conflict between these down be treated rebel group out of the us to our website. obviously the, the, to have a good not legally community of west african states announced on site and they would live sciences on

agreement signed between the me, a most british, either administration and over $20.00 ethnic leaders and 1947 that paved the way for independence from the u. k. the following year show of military might comes after a series of some of the losses and the fighting against a coalition of ethnic minority groups. the breaking news, the adults appeals court has ordered the government to block the export of f. 35 jet pots to israel within 7 days, and we're going to have more information on that story as it comes in. but i be just to remind you that the doctor appeals court has ordered the government to blog export of f. $35.00 jet parts to israel within 7 days. now the us defense secretary is back in hospital for the 2nd time, lloyd austin, his apologize, daddy of this month. after being criticized for failing to reveal he'd been treated for cancer. this time he's being treated for a lot of problems. austin's 100 overdues. he's through his deputy kathleen hicks in texas to off duty. police officers have killed a woman during the shoot out in the church worship. as in houston, rushed for cover when she opened fire with a rifle, 3 people were wounded

u. k strikes in response. but also the united states, designating the who sees a terrorist group certainly is not helping the situation either according to the un special envoy. so clearly his role has been trying to insulate the piece, talks from outside pressures, so to speak. but he said that is becoming nearly impossible at this stage. i was one of the briefings saying about the humanitarian outlook for yemen. this yeah. to yeah, it does not look good. another briefer from united nations said that uh uh, the humanitarian situation is looking even more grammar going into the year than it was $18000000.00 people. about half of the many population will need humanitarian assistance. this year alone, about 17000000, you having to use our food in secure and 2700000 women and 5000000 children often the most vulnerable will need treatment for acute mountain nutrition and getting a n t m. and this year seems like it's going to be particularly difficult and costly. the un saying that to a container ships that are able to get in the m and they're costing about a 100 percent more expensive. and some humanitarian groups are saying th

either. let's talk about some of those arrangements specifically with the powerful member states that you mentioned. you spoke about how the u. s. u. k, and other western countries have such an extraordinary influence on what is real, does they give them the arms? they give them the economic support and they give them diplomatic cover. i mean, if you think about israel uh, and its treatment at the un security council, the us of stains, they veto, they do all the things necessary to provide diplomatic cover for israel. i use of you in for over 30 years, in your view, isn't you when even capable of being more than an extension or a to western interest both to the extent that the you and functions as an extension of western power you and should not exist. because the one was set up you, it should not exist to the extent that it functions as an instrument of western power does not exist. but there's this tension into you. and you know, the u. n. was set up as a normative institution, as a constitutional institution. it was supposed to be about international law, international human rights that a peaceful resolution of disputes, internati

u. k. and his mother has had to put him out the clause because they decided to teach him much and a 6 year old boy and telling him that you can either to fly as anything you want. i think it's a 2nd fugitive. so you said it comes to his mom and says, mom, i think i'm a boy, my boy. i mean, it's a, it's probably the best sports. yeah. there's, you know, those values, the respect to them, we aren't going to put that in childrens has, i mean putting those they said that we please don't touch the children. yeah. any minute he meant that. and so yeah, i think if i honest as requested that side of that where i get so and it's members of the, is there any problem and have once again rejected the idea of a palestinian state and it moved being celebrated by the country's prime minister. the kinetic came together in an overwhelming majority against the attempt to impose on us the establishment of a palestinian state, which would not only fail to bring peace, but what also in danger of the state of israel. this is not the 1st time that israel has dismissed the 2 state solution which was 1st proposed get this friday. the 9th of nations in 1947

want to get involved either at stake are europe's relations with middle eastern partners like egypt and saudi arabia who have opposed us airstrikes in the region. so far, only the u. k. has gone along for the ride. uncle sam said, hop in and britain wagged its tail, jumped right into the passenger seat and subjects head of the window. what else is new? the british navy has lots of missiles of its own at these in the admin, but they don't seem to be too deterred. meanwhile, the, your opinions, defense ministers figured that the block would start up. it's all in red c patrol mission. eventually they're set to get together, talk about it, maybe over snacks on the fed, on the 19th of february. but no real details have been nailed down yet. one of the reasons maybe because the doesn't consider the who these, who are launching, attacks on the ships in the red sea, in support of post indians being hit by israel and gaza to be a terrorist group. unlike washington, the blocks chief diplomat sounds super psyched about the whole thing. every body should try to avoid the situation. it becomes explosive. has been repeating once and again that the middle east is a boiler that's c

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