but if you'll let me, i just wanted to take you back to when you were a foreign secretary of the u. k, you came to the post in 2007. should you have engaged with him us off to that one? the election in goal? so in 2006. uh well, i think the, the uh, the situation by 2007 had moved on. uh, quite false. and obviously the um, the 1st one of the only things that i was dealing with was a 20089 gauze, a conflict to the cx. 5 was broken in december, 2008. and it was my role to negotiate very hard and urgently to bring the ceasefire resolution that was eventually passed in the 1st week of january, 2009 to a conclusion. now the, the conflict carried on for 10 days. a whole range of people led by the norwegians, i think of the time, was speaking to him as the fact that the war wasn't finished for 10 days off to the conclusion of those negation negotiations cost lives. but it wasn't the lack of engagement that was failure. to follow the resolution on both sides, it to a number of lessons about the need to address the root cause of the conflict. it took lessons about the way in which diplomacy ca

u. k. foreign secretary leads the aisle and the insights of a road not understanding the necessary actions to address the crises and garza and also in other regions to dump the democratic republic of congo, ukraine, and beyond. david middleman. president of the international rescue committee talks to out of the era, the david miller vans president of the international rescue committee. thank you for talking to alex, is there around? let's start with casa, it's a will be covered extensively on this channel. the i'll see is in bold is trying to deliver aid. what are the challenges it's facing? well, 1st of all, i think it's important to say that the coverage that i'll just say or is giving to the gaza crisis is well narrative. and it's very, very important because it's vital that the facts and the reality and the agony of the situation on the ground in gaza is broad cost accurately to a wide audience. the international rescue committee is a global humanitarian organization and we've been absolutely committed to doing everything we can on the ground in gaza without local partners to make sure

u. k. foreign minister was here in the lane today, but of course, this meeting comes against the backdrop of these international crises. those were the center of these tools. we've been told that namely the war in ukraine at the desire of both countries to do as much as they can to support ukraine's to defensive itself. and of course, also the fighting in gaza and appeals to both sides in that conflict, to somehow bring it to an end, or at least to bring about a seats in the fighting. now with regard to the ukraine, that the minister say anything new about military support. so i wouldn't say that there was anything particularly new. what is clear is that they did discuss that question of how much support can be given uh, david cameron at saying that, you know, it's important that everybody does everything that they can. and he was honest about the wisdom of sending a medium to long range missiles. of course, it's been a big debate here, whether to send jim it is taurus that miss out to ukraine. cameron said that to the british may solve they've sent, has helped it help it from his perspec

u. k. foreign sec for david cameron, adults following meetings between guns council as prime minister and the secretary of state hudson. he blinking on choose day. she ever tennessee has moved from washington dc as the us cause a and egypt push for a potential see. so prisons are binding on cheese. they put the onus on him us. what else? how close they were to a deal by didn't have this to say the deal is in the hands of hamas right. offer rational offers and wait. you see what mosque us? earlier the state department, secretary of state blinking, met with the guitar, a prime minister and foreign minister, is realized to maximize every possible means every possible method of getting assistance to people who need to have more happening everywhere. stuff on the water . does that? i'd see see that we've seen that just to go and speak. i'm very, very concerned about me. thing is really will cabinet minister many guns met with thinking over on capitol hill, guns them with the democratic policy, congressional leadership of the kansas visitor washington is said to be on sanctioned by the is there

u. k. foreign secretary, david cameron in london, britain was expected to warn as well that his patience is running out, so that humanitarian situation doesn't amazing photos against his diplomatic missions united states. cameron's baker, the dreadful suffering and gauze, and once you've got a whole set of things we've off these various to do, but i have to report to you'll know, chips has the mind to base because in february it was about hoff well built in in january. so patients needs to run very thin, and a whole series of warnings need to be given every challenge as mo, from the now david cameron as being one of the more vocal critics amongst western diplomats a several months now. and i think you, we have heard him over the last weeks warning of the impending disaster of humanitarian situation. starvation and disease breaking out in like gaza because of the pause that posted to you of, of a this going in critical of israel withholding of age. and he's flight to the idea roof recognizing a pot of city and state. so the beginning of february. so i think he is trying to convey uh the d

u. k. foreign secretary offered to help berlin avoid the problems preventing the delivery of tourist and the supposed to you prayed, agreeing to such a move would effectively notify chance or all actual. it's opposition to the move to giving care of missiles capable of striking deep into russian territory. you can find out what step for lynn can take, as well as other opinions and analysis on our website r t dot com the a. but i to india, where a new citizenship amendment will take effect as general elections living in the administer of homeless. harris says the law would guarantee citizenship for non muslim religious groups who moved from a neighboring muslim majority states before december, 31st and 2014. the mo, the government today notified the citizenship amendment rules 2024. these rules will now enable minorities, persecuted on religious grounds in pockets, don, bangladesh and afghanistan to acquire citizenship in our nation. with this notification, prime minister in the render, emoji has delivered on another commitment and realize the promise of the makers of our constitution to

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u. k. foreign secretary and prime minister have reiterated these messages in all contacts with prime minister netanyahu and other senior is rarely political leaders in recent weeks. we call for this resolution to be implemented immediately. this precedent, we need to focus on how we show the way from an immediate humanitarian pause to a law sting, sustainable peace without a return to fighting. that means the formation of a new palestinian government for the west bank and gaza, accompanied by an international support package, removing how much capacity to launch attacks against israel mass. no longer being in charge of garza and a political horizon which provides a credible and a reversible pos way towards a 2 state solution of israel and palestine. living side by side in security and peace. i think you i think that the presented to over the united kingdom for the statement i gave you the for was to the, presented to the overall show for the ration this put him, put the mr. president, distinguished colleagues. let's see if it is russia voted in favor of the draft resolution prepared by the 10

u. k. foreign minister david companies we talked about earlier, he's saying that with the full biden's pull, it's going to tell you agents the 2nd and say israel needs right for not last or the port of ash thought. and that means the was going to answer elements and it's, it's like what most probably decided that wouldn't be discounted in the few days when they realized this not possible. and then when they realize that they need us, everybody mentions the agreement from these fairly government need will be and minus by use, right? so nothing is going to change at the end of the day as far as preventing a to enter the program. or if i fi is going to stop the, the enter info from the see as well. do you think there's a subtext here about one resort role that it could diminish the role of the palestinian refugee agency? i'm an israel. doesn't want it around the tools, it could be, i mean the u. n. a just have to in the fire things a long time ago, i'm in the, the studies are keep even attacking people that they are contributing to. so they, when i did the initials agency, even though the gove

yeah, the american foreign policy lead, for example, i mean, you know, is overwhelmingly biting the supporters in is our international list is either the certainly the, the, the u. k. as for an establishment is a foreign policy establishment is the same way. but i think you're starting to see in the circle defined the democracies of the west, a growing conflict between the leads and everybody else. i mean for example, you saw by the left just to leave in portugal, lose elections as me. you're seeing these types of and have this type of unhappiness in netherlands with regard to a heavy handedness by brussels. and the global warming alarm is. so you can use that as a tool to impose on the, on democratic norms on people throughout the world. right? you know, we see a lot of things happening around the world because rule keeping up today. we weren't getting any garza was going on, you know, around the world. we see now we had that as an, as he was pretty much showing. now, here with the polling stations, i mean, this is a life, this is, this is not infrastructure. this is not some form of you know, mentally, you know, god old base, but with no regard to human life and

u. k of the u. k. with then into and then ukraine. more of it. so by storm shadow, miss silas, germany is foreign minister and a bad bulk. as said she is open to that idea. now while we are waiting for the chancellor to start speaking, we're going to cross to our chief political editor mission e lacrosse. not just to get some background. make sure that can you remind us again, why schultz is just so resistance to pools to send taurus, christmas self to you, frank? a well, he's given a 2 reasons for that. and the 1st reason he gave us was that it would require some form of government control by german military personnel that would have to go through german parliament. that is something and this is something where he somewhat angered the brits so as someone something britain and fond support allegedly doing that's according to the woods of the german town. so which is having personnel on the ground to make so that ukraine sticks within the targeting that has agreed which is western allies. that is something the germans concept does not want to risk being seen by moscow by applying a to 10, as many actually becoming a potty

now the protest is fueled by concerns about labeling guidelines that allow foreign made products to display a u. k. fly farm is say that the thieves, consumers who prefer to buy domestically produce good. so this comes off, the months of pharma riley is all across the united valley imposing done front made well protest to say they will be more demonstrations across the u. k. maybe the biggest problems off the sand impulse coming into britain on the cop single british space. i know many of us it is price su, package. it is a lot of the habits which is labeled on x. and we think the best price for me will got to read the biggest problem that we face on the funding and naming is there's no need for our pool because we're bringing in from other countries because we have processing in u k. when it comes to sleep mode, putting it down and the british project on the union jack flags to the consumers who don't know many different think it's made in britain probably good. c coming in may we need fresh nutrition. this is on to international hungry is that top diplomat says weston sanctions against russia. r

now over to china, where the nation's foreign ministry has condemned the, the us and u. k. for imposing sanctions against chinese political figures accused of being involved in cyber attacks on critical infrastructure. you may follow you involve the u. s. and the u. k. once again, what of the so called cyber attacks from china and sanction chinese individuals and entities, visits. she attended so many collection of china strongly diplomas, and some of that poses this will have a lot of serious representations to relevant pottis' is wanting to the full time ease of associated the west should base the claims on evidence but was notified. so basis, the bottom administration hasn't because of aging of conducting cyber attacks against us companies as the government for 14 years. meanwhile, the u. k. has said beijing is responsible for 2 separate effects. this rule may cause and the british leg total commission between 20212022. and the added the incidence show a quote, hostile in tents from china. taken together, the united kingdom judges. these actions demonstrate a clear and p

u. k. has to cease um sales as well when say more than $100.00 city in p signed the lease, it's a foreign secretary, david cameron saying that the exports as well as totally unacceptable. would you ever notice is the human rights lawyer, jesus the u. k. risk being complicit in international crimes if it fails to hold the exports to as well. the rest of the tools surprise that the government would seek advice from as low as it would have to do so. as soon as it became public that many common types is more important. many people, you know, it's all to you in the united nations. where come, son about is rose, military attack, not being proportionate. proportionality is locked regard for an attack to below full. so they were bound to seek legal advice. this is a report which refers to an account with the advice. let's just assume 1st of all, there would be an advice. would the advice deal with the question or from ocean ality and loss of this of the attack? yes, it would. is there is the advice likely to have found that there could be or was lack of proportionality and therefore criminality. it certain

typical cold war mentality that is, the latest condemnation from china is a foreign ministry of secure to pack between the u. s. u. k. and australia. the trial actual lives we'll see town provide at least 3 meet phillip, how it's submarines from washington. and the part of next decade, beijing says this will only exacerbate an arms race and the age of pacific region. you are setting up the so called august the us, the u. k. and australia are in reality, inciting military confrontation through military cooperation. this is typical cold war mentality and will increase the risk of nuclear proliferation, exacerbate arms races in the asia pacific and harm peace and stability in the region. china and many other countries in the region are gravely concerned and oppose this. china has voice. it's serious concern, extra opposition to the u. s. u k l is fairly a pushing forward nuclear powered summary and cooperation is 368000000000. australian dollar plan is for australia to buy at least 3 nuclear power for junior class summaries. from the us in the early 2030. another lease will be followed with australia and britain to bui

that is the latest condemnation from china's foreign ministry over the past security part between the u. s. b u k. under straight. yeah . now the try not to aligns will see camera by and it's free and you can of how it's submarines from washington. and the early part of the next decade, beijing says this. where do your need exacerbates an arms race in the asia pacific region? you are setting up the so called august the us, the u. k. and australia are in reality, inciting military confrontation through military cooperation. this is typical cold war mentality out and will increase the risk of nuclear proliferation exacerbate armed erases in the asia pacific and harm pci. stability in the region. china and many other countries in the region are gravely concerned and oppose this. china has voice, it's serious concern, extra opposition to do you s u k. l scroll. yeah. pushing forward. no, we're powered submarine, cooperation. it's 368000000000. australian dollar plan is for australia to buy at least 3 in nuclear powered for junior class summaries from the us in the early 2030. another police will be f

foreign relations in paris. for we go, let's take a look at some free foot age from chester zoo and the u. k. or to snow leopards of just arrived is the 1st time is that who has ever cared for the endangered big cats? the male and female will have room to room in an immersive habitat design to recreate the rocky terrain of the himalayan mountains. zoo described the arrival as a huge milestone for the protection of these iconic cats. just remind you of the top story we're following for you this hour. the us is called for an immediate cease fire link to the release of hostages and the gaza strip. washington circulated a draft un security council resolution after vito a previous such calls. secretary state mc blinking is visiting the middle east in an effort to broker a ceasefire. you're watching the news, i'm terry martin for me and all of us. thanks for the your update. the innovation green, the green revolution global. so listen, the whole lot of crime would probably be better to see if the care we subscribe to those channels. we've got every friday subscribe to plan. it's a the this will be

u. k. has to cease um sales as well. on wednesday, more than $100.00 city in p signed the lease. it's a foreign 6th street, david cameron saying that um the exports to israel at totally unacceptable. a palestinian christiansen's gowns celebrating east under the shadow of israel. small . the dozens of worship is attended the east of visual service at the church in garza in dock. this is the power supply has been unreliable since the war began, cause it is home to one of the oldest christian communities in the world. taking back to the 5th century, this trip is also home to the food oldest church in the world, which was found in october. the at least people had been killed and more than 20 wounded in lip of province in northern syria accomplishments floated in the middle of a mile because of the town of as, as the blast was so launch, it cools the number of surrounding buildings to catch fire ticket is preparing for local elections that are being held on sunday. the sample is a key battleground and whoever wins the rice for me, i could dig typed the country's future incumbent. x from in the middl

foreigners. it's bought lots kyle demonstrations against the right wing. extremists of ukraine is preparing for renewed russian assaults along this phone line. that's according to a report from the u. k. ministry of defense, fortifications are likely to include anti timed obstacles. trenches and mine feels your thoughts as your kind stoled counter offensive. last year was forced. it's military onto a more defensive 14 go pianist in the how his vision was occupied in the 1st days of rushes full scale invasion. but it was liberated after almost 6 months. the w has been to the time to so you have residents that preparing for the fresh of another, russian invasion, the read sirens are parts of everyday life. for the 3 and a half 1000 people remaining inconvenienced before russia's invasion, were 10 times as many people here. this hospital is the only intact medical facility in the town. but much of it has been destroyed on the face of the doctors remain and are forced to work and it can provide conditions. a miss the we have for the, for the occupations we have flipped through the delta patients for people with lifting basement inquiry doors on the floor when there were showing with most

western states and the mind that foreign policy analyst smelting, do risk believes the waning us financial support view quite lies behind the southern pressure that the u. k. is pushing on european countries, such as the fact you a government. dyslexia has full rights to, to react on this declaration and says, okay, this is your opinion. we accept that. but the, we have different opinions in this, in this, in this topic. i fear so in this, so the corporation of the british empire say they're like some kind of pressure on the government, the central europe, these way in, in slack. yeah. and the main reason what i see behind is, is ability of the united states congress to, to provide or sense and under billions and billions to ukraine, to, to me through the landscape. so they force to, through european states for tested in the they, they will provide the money better weapons and so on. i see the lights on my kind of salts father games for like a like a victim advocates. while the world g express really is continuing in the south in russia, it's being held on the black sea coast and it's bringing together tens of thousands of young people full around the glo

leading western states undermined it foreign policy analyst, martin duras believes the waning us financial support for ukraine lies behind the southern pressure that the u. k. is putting on european countries like so fast. you, i government, dyslexia has full rights to, to react on this declaration. and says ok, this is your opinion, we accept that. but the, we have different opinions in this, in this, in this topic. i fear so in this, so the corporation of the british empire say they're like some kind of pressure on the government. the central europe, it is way in slack. yeah. and the main reason what i see behind is, is uh, and i believe the of the united states congress to, to provide or sense and under billions and billions to ukraine to, to me through the landscape. so they push to through european stays for tested in the day today we'll provide the money better weapons and so on. i see the lights on what kind of soft father games like uh, like, could be to investigate the united nations special. and what we have on a basing conflict has the keys, thomas of committing sexual violence during the october 7th attacks in israel, saying that that all reaso

you signed the elected to the foreign minister, david cameron saint tom's expos to israel with totally unacceptable. jeffrey, nice as a human rights lawyer, he says the u. k. risk being completed in international crimes. best will not pull surprise. the government would seek advice from as low as it would have to do so. as soon as it became public that many common types is low and pulled many people. you know, it's all to you in the united nations. where come, son about is rose, military attack, not being proportionate. proportionality is what's required for an attack to below full so they were bound to seek legal advice. this is a report which refers to an account of the advice that let's assume 1st of all, there would be an advice. would the advice deal with the question or from ocean ality and loss of this of the attack? yes it would. that is, it really is the advice licensee to host found that there could be or was lack of proportionality and therefore criminality. it certainly could reach that conclusion, given the majority opinion, among gro was not me. the people close to the wall and was real sar sheet from the united nations and elsewhere. beyond

western states and the minded foreign policy analyst, mountain juris believes that the waning us finance will support the ukraine law as behind the southern pressure. the u. k. is pushing on european countries such as the fact you a governmental slovakia has full rights to to react on this declaration and says, okay, this is your opinion. we accept that. but the, we have different opinions in this, in this, in this topic. i fear so in this, so the corporation of the british empire site are like some kind of pressure on the government, the central europe, it is way in slack. yeah. and the main reason what i see behind is, is ability of the united states congress to, to provide or sense and under billions and billions to ukraine, to me through the landscape. so they push to through european stays for tested in the day to day we'll provide the money better weapons and so on. i see the lights on my kind of soft father games, like a like a visual navigate the people in bulgaria, happy, milking, national liberation day, which commemorates the country's victory over to k, during the russian turkish who the well hundreds of demonstrators shown to russia and wave bo

foreign policy specialist. in london, you'll see medical book as an associate fellow with the middle east and north africa program at the u. k. think tank chatham house. and here in doha time, a commute is the assistant professor of public policy at the doha institute for graduate studies. he specializes in conflict resolution and international aid, a real team of experts. thank you. and welcome to the program. well, this is the report that we're going to be talking about. and i'd like to read what i think is one of the key quotes from it is, well, we'll probably face and fingering resistance from my mouse. we used to come, and the minute tribble struggle to neutralize the masses. underground infrastructure which allows insurgents to hide, we gain strength and surprise is riley forces talking about what is your reaction to that not just as a specialist in the field, but as a palestinian who comes from gauze a generous. um, i think we're starting to have some logic in some sense coming from from, from the americans. and i don't, i don't have to explain why. i mean, look at how this, i must emerge as a resistance, minute to th

u. k. they can't admit defeat, can they? they just can't do it no. first time. no, because the long term project is global conquest. this was decided that meetings of the council on foreign relations, which of course is a clone of a british chatham house. a back at the beginning of world war 2, it was put in the battle plan for world war 2 and trade offering to the cold war. it became the bolts of this doctrine in 1991. but it became full spectrum dominance in the early 2, thousands under under bush and then continuing under obama. and they've never backed off from that. so it's always a flight forward that as of the term has been used until the united states steps back and realize just a full spectrum. dominance is a formula for endless war. uh, nothing will change and they'll keep okay and no to pushing. and they'll keep seeking a new battlefront and it will go on and on amount. uh and that is what has to stop . that's what the american people must put an end to. well, you know, patrick, the, the, i've said, you know, the longer this, the more the west continues to support ukraine, the smaller ukraine becomes geographically, and it's demographics as well, in the intere

you couldn't k reports, the sanctions a once again, the whip of choice seems full, same verbiage of you is foreign policy goals and some bob ways, the latest targets back in 2001. the u. s. move on to an onslaught on how to operate through. it's so cold lowes. would they be jumping on the n c's and bob band, rick, and what his own draft essentially is a 2002, many events have taken place since then. but one issue that's amazing, phone is and bob was relations. what's the waste is the continued suffering of the country's population as a result of wisdom, house refusal to remove those music to have flowed progress inhibited economy recovery and pardon is the poorest and most vulnerable in societies. equally astounding is wisdom. countries failure to come to terms with the reality that the land reform and resettlement programs. the main reason for these sections will not be reversed, have thoughts and repeatedly tried to reverse that. to started programs through political tools or confrontation with this in baldwin government. but those gifts approve at futile. it cannot be right mister loading a healthy basis for conducting international relations or building friendshi

u. k . was behind these attacks the united states was and by these tests, in fact, the united states warmed russia about the possibility of these attacks. well that's being questioned by the spokesperson from the russian foreign ministry. say, hang on a 2nd, you know, he's not done any investigation into this, this up for listen to what she had to say to mr. listed, but then the white house, along with the state department, has stated that ukraine has nothing to do with the tara attack on what data loss information did they draw such a conclusion? no, for the couple it's completely unclear. shouldn't you find out any one thing is obvious that washington started to whitewash the key of regime to white wash themselves. because everyone understands that there is no use found to learn kids ways. shame without weston minute to support and western funding where you live, publish it, and you know, nicky, we are in the early days of this investigation. that's what, less than 7 days since that her risk attack on russian. so it was deadly as i believe in 2 decades. and so they will be much more to investigate. and i'm sure that we will hear from the russian investigative committee and doses in the coming weeks and mont

foreign interference of this nature is intolerable. now that fuller's actions on monday from the us and the u. k who have filed charges, unemployed sanctions on a number of chinese individuals, the u. k. 2 individuals and the company of the us on 7 individuals to say that these people have involved in espionage activities over the internet. the years. and i have affected 40000000 people, at least including politicians, academics, dissidents, as well as defense contractors. we've also had another ally of the us australia chime in with the state of supports of these accusations, saying that in the past it's to has been targeted by the aging or chinese side the hackers. okay, so let's get to china is response. now i see the, the, the briefing by the way, the live daily briefing of the chinese foreign mystery is happening now. so this may be updated. you may be able to update with the, with new public pronouncements. it just seems to be ending in a short while, but for now, what do you have of the, what we've just had moments ago for more of a onto questions on this issue. and this statement has bee