u. k. home office. people like here where you can, you will be bought from bringing dependents. so you, the while they study only post graduate research students will be allowed to do so . and they make up a small minority of old. obviously, students is not, was that a 5 day to say that mass and rapid migration is unsustainable in most the homes that could resubmit abraham and repeat to the target predisposes headsets but failed to deliver that migration in the 10s of thousands annually. this month she told a conference in london that britain needed to get over old immigration numbers down, and she insists the new limits will help reduce pressure on public services. in the last 2, nearly half a 1000000 people came to the u. k. on study phases, making them the single largest groups of migrants. they brought with them more than a 130000 dependence. i think an 8 times higher than 3 years before, gracefully they contributed more than $50000000000.00 to the u. k. economy, according to a recent report university's u. k. international was one of the organizations involved in the report

u. k . home secretary, if she was here right now, well that i'm on, it's a basic fundamental human rights that everyone has, has the right to seek safety and protection. and that i think any country that contravenes, that basic human right does, so edits on social and cultural detriment. it touched a couple of times on the way in which refugees a perceived. and i want to ask you a little bit more about that because you didn't mention this inspirational galvanizing approach towards the conflicts and you could, right? but what do you make of differing acid shoots and perceptions depending on approximate, seal, racial, cultural considerations, you know, sadly, the overwhelming support that we saw towards your training refugees isn't something that we have seen express towards some of the people who are escaping conflicts in policy who often end up dying see me. i think there's that there's a, a sense that people make it perilous journey, either because they full hottie or because they have so much m

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u. k. it's hard to quantify the importance of persons universities to the countries international reputation, but high achieving obviously, students often return home to become the business and political elite. if i choose to study elsewhere because of any restrictions in the u. k, that could have a major long term impact on britain's economy. that the baba i'll just say around london. but i enjoy now from the advisory garden, who's it migration policy x, but it's a welcome program. thanks for joining us here. at 1st. what do you make of the british governments policies as well? thank you for having me this evening. yeah, i mean it's the classic douglas. so politics, isn't it, just, you know, every week different groups of foreigners that we're going to bash about the head and uses a political football to kick about. it doesn't do the country any good until we completely, you know, disregard the fact that i know of migrants and listening to the national conversation and reading the news and listening to these programs that human beings, they deserve more respect than this they. so people have come to the country and made a mess of contribution. the

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u. k. no good. the british politician list trust the recent visit to type on is a dangerous political show, which will do nothing but home to the u. k. this provoked if the move has cost strong indignation among the chinese people. the chinese embassy strong words come as truss called on british prime minister wishes through net to label china a threat to the country. as she made a reported personal informal visit to the island before trusted as prime minister, which lasted just $49.00 days. she made headlines as for and the secretary for claiming russia had no authority over its own regions during a trip meant to de escalate tensions between calvin, moscow before the war, vice chairman of the shanghai center for room pass and international studies. nelson wong says, trust is undermining herself. as a politician the speaker and using the de authorize the f b i. those are the calls coming from republicans after a justice department report revealed the failed f. b. i investigation into allegations of trumps ties with russia was based on bias and unsubstantiated information. i think that we have to de authorize the fang and

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u. k. no good. a british politician, less trust recent visit to type on is a dangerous political show which will do nothing but home to the u. k. this provoke, but if the move has cost strong indignation among the chinese people, the chinese embassies warning comes of miss trellis called on current british pm. rashid soon ok to label china a threat to london. she made a report, a personal informal 5 day visit to the island this week before trust to step as prime minister, which lots to just 49 days. she made headlines as far as the secretary for claiming russia had no authority over its own regents. the conservative politician made those remarks during a trip meant to de escalate tensions between key and moscow. before the current conflict is the biggest change. russ feingold on asia, political risk analysts stays up the spike, china knowing that parliament members often have no influence on their governments policies. beijing will still be concerned about western officials, visits all the official or otherwise to time on. the reality is that this is, has gone for, for many, many decades. china is increasingly conc

u. k. no good. british politician list trust the recent visit to type on is a dangerous political show, which will do nothing but home to the u. k. this provoked if the move has cost strong indignation among the chinese people. the chinese embassy strong words come as truss called on british prime minister richie soon enough to label china a threat to the country. as she made a reported personal informal visit to the island before trus, a stint as prime minister which lasted just $49.00 days. she made headlines, as for in secretary, for claiming russia had no authority over its own regions during a trip met to de escalate pensions between cab and moscow before the war. i believe let's cross live to ross, find gold, asia political risk analyst. welcome ross. so how would you assess the former british prime minister's comments made during her informal trip to taiwan in a short term, which is basically the new cycle that we're, we're speaking about right now. it will get some international head lice, medium or long term. no, it's really good to remember that she's but one member of a 100 rates in the u. k. parliament. s

u. k. no good. british politician list trust the recent visit to type on is a dangerous political show, which will do nothing but home to the u. k. this provoke, but if a move has cost strong indignation among the chinese people. miss latan, these embassies warning comes as truss called on the current british being brushing through, knocked and labeled, showing a threat to london. she made a reported personal informal find a visit to the island before trust is spent, those prime minister, which last of just 49 days, she made headlines as far as the secretary for claiming russia had no authority over its origin. conservative politician made the remarks during a trip meant to de escalate tensions between cuban moscow before the current conflict. well, political risk analysts focusing an agent rough fine goal told r t about despite the fact that list trust is no longer u. k. prime minister, china will still be concerned about the western officials visits to taiwan a piece, but one member of the hunch rates in the u. k. parliament. she's not currently a government administer. so even though china is of jack daniels, we h

u. k. no good. british politician list trust the recent visit to 5 on is a dangerous political show, which will do nothing but home to the u. k. this provoked if the move has cost strong indignation among the chinese people, as the chinese embassy strong words come as truss called on british prime minister richie soon up to label china a threat to the country. as she made a reported personal and formal visit to the island before trusted as prime minister, which lasted just $49.00 days, she made headlines is foreign secretary for claiming russia had no authority over its own regions during a trip met to de escalate tensions between cab and moscow before the war, vice chairman of the shanghai center for room, past and international studies. nelson wong says, trust is undermining herself. as a politician, a reminder to for the 35 minutes seemed to label china as the 1st and the hook. busy for people not to do business with china is becoming kind of a joke and can achieve nothing actually, but to believe a belittle themselves for not being a mature one decent politician. we do see some form of welfare shows the politi

u. k. no good british politician list trust the recent visit to type on is a dangerous political show, which will do nothing but home to the u. k. this provoked if the move has cost strong indignation among the chinese people. so the chinese embassy strong words come as truss called on british prime minister richie through net to label china a threat to the country. as she made a personal informal visit to the island before trust a stint as prime minister, which lasted just 49 days. she made headlines, as for in secretary, for claiming russia had no authority over its own regions during a trip met to de escalate punches between calvin, moscow before the war. let's discuss now live with vice chairman of the shanghai center for rent packed and international studies. nelson wong. good morning, nelson. so how would you assess the former british prime minister's comments made during her trip to taiwan? well, this is a, an unpleasant topic, but something we have to face and deal with. here a couple of points i'd like to make a festival list cross is you case pulled up prime minister. also the most sharp lift. actually a v

u. k. but the fuse advance at home isn't the only pregnant australia also exports smoke holes in any country except indonesia and all that shows in its politics. for the last decade, cohen nation of conservative policies pushed coal friendly policy and push back on basic climate. so they would kick out infringe committed to giving australia your chance to finally clean up. it's not but it was the actions of the old lot, but people strategy, the reputation of excitement, billing. when we turn out to international meetings, we always get the wooden screen where all was called out as a maggot. this is kate crowley. she studied australia's climate policy or the last decade. now, policy positions, if you look rate between the lines that will wise well will do anything but actually kind of missions will do anything but actually reduce the amount of coal were exploding. will do anything but make a profit transition based obvious reason frustrating. a slight progress is it's co oil and gas industries and the power, it's a lobbyist wheel, the politicians and media and to make much of the west austral

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u. k. but the fuel advance at home isn't the only pregnant australia also exports smoke holes in any country except indonesia and all that shows in its politics for the last decade. and they should have conservative parties pushed coal friendly policy and pushed back on basic climate. so they were kicked out in french 22, giving australia your chance to finally clean up. it's not, but it was the actions of the old look back table strategy, the reputation of excitement billing. when we turn out to international meetings, we always get the wooden stone, where all was called out as a maggot. this is kate crowley. she studied australia climate policy or the last decade. now, policy positions, if you look rate between the lines that will lives well, will do anything but actually kind of missions will do anything but actually reduce the amount of coal were exploding, will do anything but make a profit transition. the most obvious reason frustrating is slight progress is it's co oil and gas industries and the power it's a lobbyist wheel, the politicians and media to make much of the west australia

u. k, but you headed home to your family for ramadan and eat it's been quite the home visit few yeah yeah. hi, thank you for calling and giving me the opportunity to talk about my situation. yes, i'm one of the of dr. walk in month. one of the funds that i came to see that in from a don just for the day and i was meant to fly back on the 27th of every and then obviously everything. 9 and i live in cartoon with my father and my parents. and in the 1st few days, we didn't want to be cartoon because obviously we didn't want to be able on house. but then things got got extreme divorce and the situation was difficult to the point that we couldn't leave the house to, you know, to bring a, what usually i got usually groceries and everything. so we have to be called to him to another city with my live, to what i need, which is 3 hours on the journey from go to what he was harder, but he was unsafe and we've been stopping one of the trick points. and my dad was threatened by gotten from the military forces because he thought he works for the government. so the trip was what was very unsafe and was

u. k. ringback but the fuel advance at home isn't the only pregnant australia also exports smoke holes in any country except indonesia. and all that shows and its politics. for the last decade, cohen nation of conservative policies pushed coal friendly policy and pushed back on basic climate. so they were kicked out in 2022, giving australia your chance to finally clean up. it's not but it was the actions of the old look back table strategy, the reputation of excitement building. when we turn out to international meetings, we always get the wooden screen where all was cold out as a leggat. this is take crowley. she studied australia climate policy or the last decade. now, policy positions, if you look rate between the lines that will wise well will do anything but actually kind of missions will do anything but actually reduce the amount of coal were exploding. will do anything but make a profit transition based. obvious reason frustrating. a slow progress is it's cold, oil and gas industries and the power it's luckiest. we'll take the politicians and media and to make much of the west austral

list trust the recent visit to type on is a dangerous political show, which will do nothing but home to the u. k. this provoked if the move has cost strong indignation among the chinese people. well, the chinese embassies warning comes out of smith's truss called. busy british prime minister risky so not to label china. a threats to the u. k. mistrust is currently on a personal and informal it's being quoted as a 5 day visit to tie one before her student as u. k. prime minister, which lost the just $49.00 days. trust us made headlines as far as the secretary we met. remember for cleaning. russia had no authority over its own regions that was made during a trip meant to de escalate tensions between ki, of in moscow just weeks ahead of the outbreak of last at years. another treat conflict which of course continues today. well, that's across the red star editor political ellis, alexander mchale. it's out of good to see you in the program. how would you assess then, the, the former british pm's comments made during her ongoing trip to taiwan as well. i think it's reflective of the fact that there is

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