u. k. germany, the netherlands in canada, of action against them for what they see is complicity and genocide. and one of the reasons cited was big was because of this i, i see that there is up sort of married to look into this semester and against the obligations that means from the genocide convention. because the countries you mentioned and biased western countries of the as qualified to the south, possibly cons allegations of genocide, the claims of genocide being committed, bye bye, as well as baseless. but now that we have an interview or under all of the i, c j. c. the custody cook nice, the possibility that for each one of these doing a cost to, to, to genocide that there is a noble edition upon every member state to take all possible measures to prevent a general side instead of taking measures against this rule. what do they do to take measures against the money guardian agency which deliver beaver's a critical aid to the police students and make no sense? and yes, in my old so, um the give the give the front a give the rise to old legation in big trouble. big issues under the genoc

u. k. germany, the u. s. a still sending weapons and massive amounts of a expect calculation was to change. i think it would have a dramatic impact already. i think someone reflected the idea or in the u. k. that if israel attacked the rasa, the u. k, for example, was consider suspending any of the trends, weapons as being a decision also in the netherlands, adults case in which they have suspended the deliverance. pat pots will catch the 255 digits involved in the conflict and go, that's what i think it could. but states need to go beyond rhetoric, beyond declarations, beyond the form of the, of the advisory opinion, which is not binding. but it's still in a far, it's that statement a little which could have consequences on the as a treaty provisions. ok, thank you so much for running us through all of that. and that is victor kept in the system professor and public international law at the university of nursing. and thank you. thank you so us. okay, well let's go now to the oxford westbank aware design best

u. k, and germany has been their opposition to vladimir putin. and that they need to absolutely keep their forces together to do so. but still, schultz is a british allies and says that if the u. k. did send the storm shadow missiles and the french fits on the scouts. miss old. then germany has to do their part and actually send the tourist missiles and they should stop holding back the security of europe. so it is indeed a security issue for them. and of course, this all comes rachel after the french president amount on the crown, pushed the idea of french and nato troops in ukraine to which allies of course, responded saying this will never happen. this is not something we're going to do. and president put himself just address at the state address that this is just not acceptable and that russia, of course, will continue its mission of the not. so if i ukraine and continuing to do what they will do. so it seems that things are escalating further but as we have seen there's also a. 2 fact the pendulum is swinging the other way due to these escala

all we all got 0 to the agency is biggest owners have pulled their funding to us in germany, the u. k. others. but those same countries also say that more age should be getting to gaza. so what conversations is pretty well having with those donors we're communicating all the time with the doors because on the main body can show their delivering services table actually there without. so you're seeing that we are in all right. it's about 4 feet above the doctor and then the one time started by these places we are filling them on the heck to leave without disease and farm. and they've got a way of all the kids to come to hold on the dog that the lifeline of wants to be the police. and yeah, we are not, we're not responsible for the whole population, not only for this time if you'd be looking out for me to be able to get to the list of, of the whole population depending on the, on the page without on the to be reached. at the task the that could be page, anybody can be dealt with. yeah. and was provides assistance to nearly $6000000.00 they need refugees across the regions, not just the g

u k. germany and in the front, none of them have explicitly said don't go into rafa. fonts, for instance, has expressed its deepest stab this quite often. these really strikes and rough uh the us, so they wouldn't conduct the move without safety guarantees to protect the 1400000 people there. what does this say to you about israel blooming operation in rough? what it tells me with the rigs is a great deal of sadness because it looks as inside a guy to do it any way. and whether or not it's going to be practical to actually protect civilians on the situation like that is anybody's guess. there's a national community, all the all has blown to that. this is the soft if it happens of a terrible do monetary catastrophe, even worse than the walls base. the knots in our and gaza. there in europe, a number of companies have been buried. they have spoken about who was saying, you mentioned some of the items and others have been wondering about this. you can, as also come in just add to, i think, you know, be a little, well the ways have is a national opinion, whether it be governments for people.

u. k. germany, the netherlands in canada, of action against them for what they see is complicity in genocide. and one of the reasons cited was big was because of this i, i see that there is up sort of married to look into this semester and against the obligations that means from the genocide convention because of the countries you mention and biased western countries. as of the, as qualified to the south africans allegations of genocide to the claims of genocide being committed by, by, as well as baseless but now that we have an entering order of the i c j. seeing that, that sort of nice. the possibility that with you shortly is doing a cost to, to, to genocide. there is a noble addition upon every member state to take all possible measures to prevent and genocide. instead of taking measures against the stroke, what do they do to take measures against the money guardian agency which deliver the verse a critical aid to the probably seen is it makes no sense. and yes, in my old so i uh give the, give the front a give the rise to obe legation in big trouble. big issues under the genocide conven

s u k, germany, france, denmark, canada, and we expect to conclude this in board a security agreements in the future and whether it's domestic. oh, we are confident that we will win the war and the russian will be defeated. okay, thank you for, for all of that, we really do appreciate your time and you're inside here, but i found a mariska. thank you. with germany is hosting peace talks between the foreign minister as of as a by john and media. this comes 5 months off the as the by john recaptured the disputed region from a median separatist during 6 weeks sufficing. almost all of the 100000 population slid, spiking refugee crisis and media. they're going to cut back is internationally recognized as part of as a by john. but i mean, the allies claim to us prose farming is the pushing, young and president on the have stated that they are ready for peace to solve the outstanding issues exclusively through peaceful means. and without the use of force, which is absolutely essential or david's dialogue like today and tomorrow is the best way to make further progress. the high court in belfa

u k, and germany have suspended funding, totaling some $450000000.00 under a chief felipe. and as it really says, the agency's ability to fulfill its mandate is now on the serious threat. adding to that moving a 150 or more facilities have been targeted by is really as strikes since the war began. as i spoke to tomorrow, i'll revise folks one minute for and i'd be gone by asking just how much longer and i can survive without adequate funding. we go through us for a few more weeks. thanks to the news. the for the new funding we got from some of our donors who are still supporters of the agency and believe or is in the mission of the despite the decision by some of our other largest builders. this is better. so for example, ireland just gave us $20000000.00 euros. for example, we managed to advance the payments by some of our donors. so payment that was supposed to be scheduled for later in the year. it was paid in advance to allow us to hold on for another few weeks. and the real question is, will that take you now to the hague, where the international court of justice is on

u. k, in germany, have suspended funding, totaling $450000000.00. underwood, chiefly for lots of and he says the agency's ability to fulfill its mandate. now on the serious threat on the ground palestinians and gaza struggling defend off salvation. julie dyke, a roof, thoughts, drinking polluted router and eating animal feats. palestinians are fighting against another weapon. israel's will 1st stove ation. the united nations is issued repeated warnings. the cause is heading towards from the displaced palestinians trumped with no. where to go say they are ready solving. yeah, no i they had that we have my son wakes up in the morning and asks for a loaf of bread. i answer him. there is none. we have nothing, nothing gets old, but some of the old roads lead to death. if not killed by the is there a people in boardman? we will starve to death. northern cause a has been almost entirely cut off from life saving 8. since late october, the deliveries are dependent on security clearances from these really ministry agencies, the q soldiers, deliberately blocking supplies, and that's the had the p

u. k. in germany of suspended funding unrest. chiefly, plaza really says the agent has the ability to fulfill its mandate is now under serious threats. generate a good report. drinking polluted router and eating animal feet. palestinians are fighting against another weapon. israel's will 1st stove ation. the united nations is issued repeated warnings. the cause is heading towards funding. the displaced palestinians trumped with nowhere to go. say they are ready solving. then i had them you have my son wakes up in the morning and asks for a loaf of bread. i answer him, there is none. we have nothing, nothing gets old. the old roads lead to death if not killed by the is there a boat in boardman? we will starve to death. northern cause it's been almost entirely cut off from life saving 8 since late october deliveries. a dependent on security clearances from these really ministry agencies, the q soldiers, deliberately blocking supplies and that had got a lot more shut off. we have no clean water and they're forced to drink sewage water. we pray to all of you watching us have mercy on us. we are d

u. k, and germany has suspended funding totaling $450000000.00. the owner was chiefly plus, it really says the agency's ability to fulfill its mandate is now under serious threats adding to that more than a $150.00 owner of facilities have been targeted by is really or strikes since the war began. earlier. my colleague started to tell you, spoke to tamara, understand how you, who's a spokesman for or no to was she started by asking how much longer older account survive without adequate funding to we jumped through us for a few more weeks. thanks to the news to for the new funding we got from some of our donors who are still supporters of the agency and believe or is in the mission of the despite the decision by some of our other largest builders, this is better. so for example, ireland just gave us $20000000.00 euros. for example, we managed to advance the payments by some of our donors. so payment that was supposed to be scheduled for later in the year. it was paid in advance to allow us to hold on for another few weeks. and the real question is,

u. k. france, germany, a lot of them have been involved in insect from spain. and so once they've been involved the driver side, but many of the people's across europe are not represented by those decisions. we're seeing already thousands of people go to park. so that gets rough from univision segment, the state itself is not there a lot of pressure from civil side to to withdraw. if israel participates, so is iceland in ireland, across europe, in belgium, in dispatch mistake, we're seeing a lot of action to expel is right. and this inspires us, it's not the government's that do not get the care of that tool and about human rights or international. they never did. it's the peoples of those countries that are really pushing in the right direction. we think. and chris, do you want to come in on, on the, on the, i don't know whether your vision is the only thing, but i mean, why israel participates in the revisions on context. i mean, have a nose but, but a strange that participates as well. what do you make of, of this, this e be used for that? again? yeah, i mea

u k, and germany has suspended funding, totaling 450000000 dollars. the owner was chiefly plus a really says the agency's ability to fulfill its mandate is now under serious threats. adding to that more than a 151 of our facilities have been targeted by is earlier strikes since the war began. well, these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has presented a document to his security cabinet laying out his plan for dogs once the war ends. it doesn't exclude the palestinian authority from governing the strip. but it does say israel will maintain freedom of action and the entire strip without a time limits. it also says the un refugee agency, one of them must be shut down. we'll bring in villa marks in joining us, an occupied east jerusalem. so what was the take away from this planned bloom? well the takeaway was, this was very vague. the reading, it was a one page document obtained by his writing media outlets presented to his security cabinet last night. some of the details are interesting, if not entirely new, talking about a security zone and a buf

u. k and germany have suspended the funding, touching some $450000000.00 on ro chief from the brother. any says, the agency's ability to fulfill its mandate is now on the serious threat. adding to that more than a 150 or more facilities have been targeted by is really strikes since this will began. early i spoke to tomorrow, a reply, a spokeswoman formula. i began by asking, had just how much wrong and right can actually survive without this adequate funding. us. we jumped through us for a few more weeks. thanks to the news to for the new funding. we got from some of our donors who are still supporters of the agency and believe or is in the mission of the despite the decision by some of our other largest builders. this has been so for example, ireland just gave us the 20000000 euro. for example, we managed to advance the payments by some of our donors. so payment that was supposed to be scheduled for later in the year and was saved in advance to allow us to hold on for another few weeks. the real question is yes, there is an independent external investigation and to the allegations tha

u. k, someone, perhaps even germany to step up and say this situation cannot continue. it cannot continue in its current form. there was too much human suffering from all sides and that has to be a resolution. so i mean, maybe joining us tonight from lancaster university excellent analysis, we appreciate your time and thank you. thank you. a look now some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. either by john's president aaliyah has secured a landslide election victory and another 7 year term in office. official results show aaliyah when nearly 92 percent of the vote. the military offensive that brought the our media and separate as region of newborn to cover box under his control last year, boosted his support. authorities in rio de janeiro are scrambling to contain an outbreak of den, the fever. more than $300000.00 cases of the mosquito borne disease have been reported in brazil so far this year. that is 4 times more than normal. rio is declared a public health emergency and it comes just days before the start of carnival. celebrations. winte

now this comes after schultz refused to make germany what he said, a part of a conflict in ukraine. also insinuating that both france and the u. k. are doing exactly that. he also affirmed that there's absolutely no way that germany would provide these tourist missiles to ukraine. go down to farm. german soldiers must a new point and in no place be linked to targets that the tara system reaches. this is a very far reaching weapon and what is being done on the part of the british and french in terms of target control and target control assistance cannot be done in germany . everyone who has dealt with the system knows that what you crane is missing is a munition at all possible distances, but decisively not this thing from germany done. so for making a clear boundary and as to what, how far germany is willing to go for ukraine. he was slammed as not being the man for the job, also accused of working as a propagandist for the kremlin. and a former senior m. p from angela merkel is former party also said that this is an irresponsible remark. now last week, german lawmakers did call on the government to actually deliver a further lo

u. k in germany, but we are on our way towards signing seminar agreements with other countries and we're getting the cuz i just wanted to is and we also have a lot of also bilateral documents, but this document is the most valuable and strongest one that we have under signs, so following me with the docs, you're not calling me to look into, you know, what i mean from the into can channel dodson leaf that drives you might be a jeremy provides a 3 to full time, small auditory immunization in to you. right. and before, according to his statement by defense minister this to are use the result of the war and ukraine will be decided in the come arms. industry is now how fast can the industry stats approved using and providing what is needed in ukraine if you will just have some default. also understand. we have already provided the support from avalon inventory, c. so for, for and from what has been provided by the arms industry. with that and bit by bit, we have already included the agreements and are going to continue doing so with companies. so that more production capacities can be unleash

can we talk about trunk flu shots a says, but germany could potentially be attacked by russia unlike the u. k. and the us, germany, of course, does not have nuclear weapons. so would you say this means it's time for germany to review. it's a nuclear arms policy. actually let me right now we have a business customer on the policy. we have taken part in the name. so a nuclear insurance. um, but this is obviously really, this is obviously related to american nuclear bombs. so, and when there's a discussion with the us, we live in the top, not in the future. you'll see that you, this the discussion right now, whether we should call us and rely on bridges or french nuclear deterrence. it's something you're not doing now, but could be to discuss quotes, utah. ok, a stop or a member of the german parliamentary defense committee with the f t p policy. many thanks for your time today. me. okay, it's to poland now with farm is, has been protesting against european union regulations and cheap food inputs from ukraine. police farm is making the voices hood right now in the city of many count on the ukrai

u. k. in germany, have suspended funding and watching philip plaza really says the agency's ability to fulfill its mandates is now under serious threats. truly died or reports have been drinking polluted router and eating animal feats. palestinians are fighting against another weapon. israel's will 1st stove ation. the united nations is issued repeated warnings. the cause is heading towards from the displaced palestinians trumped with no. where to go say they are ready solving. yeah, no i they had that mean i have, my son wakes up in the morning and asks for a loaf of bread. i answer him, there is none. we have nothing, nothing gets old. the old roads lead to this, if not killed by the is there a boat in boardman. we will starve to death. northern cause a has been almost entirely cut off from life saving 8. since late october, the deliveries are dependent on security clearances from the is really ministry agencies, the q soldiers deliberately blocking supplies, and that's the had the problem with shut off. we have no clean water and are forced to drink sewage water. we pray to all of you watch

u. n. has said that it's investigating these serious allegations, but since been at least a dozen countries including united states, germany, u. k. have already stop giving funding to the agency you in the officials of warned that the loss of the funding could lead to a collapse of the humanitarian system from your perspective. but what impact would this have on the people? oh, thank you for having me mark. um, 1st of all, i think that should impact is the spanish of times and to my knowledge, the number of countries will pass that down. so i've reached 18 right now, and this is absolutely shocking, and it's not justifiable apparently. i mean we, we have not seen the evidence that their obligations that time a 12 staff member survived raw, has participated in the 7th of october attach. and while, without even ensuring your gross has terminated the contract. so these are all these people in the interest of the agency as the commissioner general said again the, the logic of the suspending funds given the fact that the united nations iraq has already taken measures taken very seriously. these are negations to make some sense whatso

u k, and germany have suspended funding totaling 450000000 dollars. when our chief in the plaza really says the agency's ability to fulfill its mandate is now under serious threats. adding to that more than a 150 corner of facilities have been targeted by is really airstrikes since the war began. well, hundreds of children and rough i had southern garza had become street vendors in an effort to support their families. but despite having to work there still hoping to go back to school and for life to return to how it was before is real launched. it's work, i only have some reports. that's good. yeah, good, that's good. this busy markets and ruffle has become a custom to i'm most voice of putting his biscuits on chocolate for say, that's good. that's before the war. 2 of the students living in this jacob, one neighborhood in northern garza, but today is another street vendor, hoping to help this time any oh yes, i am 12 years old. i used to be in the 6th grade or house, and garza was bombed and destroyed. i saw here to help my family and siblings. i wor

u. k, and germany. have suspended funding totaling $450000000.00 underwood chief for the for that. so the, and he says the agency's ability to fulfill its monday is now on the serious right on the ground palestinians in golf 0. struggling to find off solve ation. julie dyke over false drinking polluted router and eating animal feed, palestinians are fighting against another weapon. israel's will 1st stall vacation . the united nations is issued repeated warnings. the cause is heading towards from the displaced palestinians trumped with no. where to go say they are ready solving? yeah, no i they had that me. i have my son wakes up in the morning and asks for a loaf of bread. i answer him, there is none. we have nothing, nothing at all, but i'm an old roads lead to this. if not killed by the is there a boat in boardman? we will starve to death. northern cause a has been almost entirely cut off from life saving 8 since late october deliveries, a dependent on security clearances from the is really ministry agencies, the q soldiers deliberately blocking supplies. and that's been had the

u. k and germany have all suspended funding, totaling some $450000000.00 and retrieve flip it as it really says the agencies and facilities to fulfill its mandate is now on the serious threat. adding to that more than a 150 or facilities have been targeted by as randy, as strikes since this war began. well, we can speak to talk tomorrow, i'll refine, choose the spokes person full on rush. you joins us now from kyra. tomorrow you're saying we're near breaking point, how far away is not, how much longer can overall continue operating. we're very, very close. we're very close to not being able to work in gaza, but also across the whole region. this is a few weeks close. pretty specially because of the suspension of funding that then will seriously threat them. our ability to maintain 700 schools, a 140 health centers in the region, but also to maintain our light saving operations. and uh, but also i have to here ready to raise the political pressure. this is where it was exercising audra and then seeking to dismantle the agency is really, really no restricting our ability to work with the col

u. k and germany have suspended funding, totaling some $450000000.00. henri chief for the browser we need, it says that the agencies affinity to fulfill its mandate is now under serious threat. adding to that move in a 150 or more facilities have been targeted by is really strikes since this war began earlier i spent tomorrow a refine, she was a spokeswoman for and i began by asking how, just how much stronger owner i can survive without adequate funding to we don't serve us for a few more weeks. thanks to the news to for the new funding we got from some of our donors who are still supporters of the agency and believe or is in the mission of the despite the decision by some of our other largest builders, this is better. so for example, ireland just gave us 20000000 euro, for example, we managed to advance the payments by some of our donors. so payment that was supposed to be scheduled for later in the year. it was paid in advance to allow us to hold on for another few weeks. and the real question is, yes, there is an independent external investigation and to the allegations, the 12 staff

u. k. in germany, that defends is an important topic. it may not when votes you say, but it's an issue that people should be carry about. more than like, think perhaps what? because you get to the judge to the russians. the more people think about defense. if you look at the baltic nation, just a lot, pennsylvania, everybody, there is completely committed. it's a national resilience. countries where uh, what ever happens national dissolved, the organization going to be prepared for it. well, ro, the in britain, bravo lazy about this, the french to a certain extent, although i think the now better prepared, spending more money better. gemini, has just authorized trump. tron. so schultz walter tons a year and a half ago for eyes of a $100000000.00. sorry, a 100000000000 euros on price of defendant spending. the problem is that britain has, and the germany doesn't have, for example, is we have a new tyrant that has to be renewed because the submarines that currently excited to say all growing very old very quickly. and that's a program beca

u. k, someone, perhaps even germany to step up and say this situation cannot continue. it cannot continue in its current form. there was too much human suffering from all sides and that has to be a resolution. so i'm in maybe joining us tonight from lancaster university. excellent analysis, we appreciate your time and thank you. thank you. a dozens of people have been killed and injured in bomb blast and pakistan just a day before parliamentary elections. they are explosions rocked political offices in the south western province of beluga stand. the 1st hit the district up to sheen, and the 2nd the city of and he lives. so i was on the so called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the bombings a 127000000 voters are going to the polls in an election already overshadowed by obligations of vote, reading and corruption. hundreds of thousands of soldiers and police have been deployed following a search of violence in the run up to the booked. the 1st blast hit the office of an independent political candidate and pushing police say, an explosive device strapped to a

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u. k. rejects bombshell comments by germany's chancellor shoulds that britain and france are helping ukraine fire long range missiles pat russian forces. the you are watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. we begin with breaking news from northern guys, according to local officials, at least 112 palestinians in a crowd desperate for food. it had been killed and 760 more wounded near guys the city to this distressing, further and circulating online. so as the aftermath of the strife, local media reports suggests the civilian death toll was even higher and that the idea of killed 150 of the age seekers survivors tried to help the wounded. so they could be taken to nearby. i'll see foot and come all on one hospitals and make shift carts. i'll send you an authorities have condemned the attack calling it cold blooded massacre of the occupation had the primitive changes intention to commit this horrific massacre as it get it out. the exact fusion of this month is intentionally and in the context of genocide and ethnic cleansing, of the people of guys a, the occupational. and w

does, it is limited to escorting ships through the red sea y, as in germany, taking a more significant role alongside the us and the u. k. if so much depends on it for germany. it. yeah, well i mean, it's not just germany that it's having that particular role this, this you mission is, is very much defensive in its nature. so that doesn't just apply to germany. but it is customary for germany, not necessarily to be right out front of it, right? has in front of that kind of offensive edge of international military missions, but for that not to be its role. it is often left to the u. k. or the, and the us, or financing in unison or perhaps in some regions, funds to be doing that. and this comes back in part to the japanese legacy off of the 2nd world, full of, of, of being committed, never again to be involved in the kinds of crimes of aggression that we saw coming out of the 2nd world war. but one thing that did definitely strike me in the debate today, but also in recent days with politicians talking about this mission was that they will often very much emphasizing have dangerous this mission was saying, even that this

u. s. congress. western powers have also given you can advanced weaponry and creating tank. spicer jets and anti aircraft weapons. looking at your pin contributions, germany, that was what moved in $19000000000.00 west u. k. 9.8000000000 fronts. i was interested to see is 686000000. so it's pretty bold of my going to talk about needing to do more when that, that fall behind and contributions isn't. i don't wanna as well, according to the keela institute, which is tracking the, the, the public contributions because of course, some of the contributions may not always be public. indeed, the frost is in 14 place. also indeed, as you said, to the united states, germany, which is the biggest european contribute to the u. k. problem. many, many of us. um, so everybody is, is contributing but so i fully agree that everybody needs to do more because this is an existential moment for ukraine. but also for those around the world of that don't want to see an imperial project. that is, what russia actually has as a, as peter was saying, this is about destroying the sovereignty. and territory integrity annihilating a whole country, denying the identity of a whole people. this is an imperial project, which if it succee

do you remember the statements made by the current leaders of germany and the u. k. a but the one you mentioned in your interview with mister carlson was boris johnson's email. it was he who according to mister arrow, amelia's confession bordered key of not to negotiate with moscow. but to find out now is key of authorities had not then listen to this, let's call it advice. how could events have developed further and just put in the will, mr. other, how many answer that question himself? what's the footage? we didn't force these words. he said once he thought why he did that, i don't know he's a frank person, i guess. but he also said that if we had fully implemented the symbol agreements, the war would have stopped a year and a half ago. he said so well, watching the interview with mister carlson. it seems to me that it is necessary to single tediously show the interview with mister of amelia. why did the west take this position? i'm talking specifically about the width and the bubble the us since the former prime minister johnson could not come on his own initiativ