u. k. know the even name european union being invited to the table to, to move top plans that pretty much the americans are not bothering to listen to. cuz if they would, these goings would be in saudi arabia today for those tools between the us and russia. and quite frankly, then no, we know that the us special envoy, keith callo could said, too many cooks for the pro. and that's exactly what happened in paris. no agreement made. in fact, some leaders so angry, they even stormed out of the room because they weren't happy with this idea of these piece capers from europe and the k being sent into crane. some suggestions would be, the $100000.00 police keeping troops would be needed, where they'll come from the huts, anybody's guess, but new agreement, terry paris, we had president mac cole who held this meeting at the lease, a pilot saying, you know, russia was the grass. so he must, and it's aggression. but also at the same time cooling trump as soon as that meeting was over. but to say, hey, pr

and, you know, we have a big problem in the u. k. with grooming dunn's which, you know, you've reported on it on all the many, many times and, and, and this has been swept under the carpet on the basis of, you know, what you could call in the moxie started the, all it to you saying the, you call you call point the finger these people because they migrants and doing so, these races, the needle must you say, just protect the children. you know, what has happened to your countries where you are not protecting your own children from being attacked and being the victims of crime in your own country in assuming what he's saying is very, very sensible. but of course, he is disrupting and interrupting the people who have had power up to now and who would be an imposing this? the a box has started the all the g called to lots has started the already what worked very well. i think you liked pulling it on and they are losing a threat because people have had enough. and now they're moving to support political policies and both the policies that a

but you know, he 1st made an offer to the us in september. then january strikes a deal with the u. k. a party for the very same or well, we know that there's at least 2 dates that have been invited to the problem. there may be more, it reminds me a little bit about an old movie called the producers. were some guys decided to put together a, a play called spring time for a hitler knowing that is going to bomb horribly. they go out, get a bunch of investors, and then it becomes that, yeah. and they're struck with okay, now how do we pay everybody? when we sold 2030400 percent of the deal, and that's kind of where is the, let's kias, he's promised everybody, every thing and now it may be time to deliver it's, it's really good. scott, besides is now saying today that there is a deal, and while i hope it is you're moving in that direction, i want to see the jet, the devil in the details because you know, the executive summary sounds pretty good. but when you get into the actual details, it may not be what we think it is. and again, you still got to deal with the, the deal of it. so let's

u. k. replace the, you know, i can't stand on a guy, shoulders and block. every shot that comes to the room, you know, and aside from his basketball ability, his career's ma'am, what he brings into the locker room, i think is what we'll miss the most. okay, that is all your support for now. more later, back to for announcements are those fragments they will see a bit later. that's it. for me, this new, this will be here. in a couple of minutes, you'll have another full off our new certificates website out 0. com. is the address facing the lebanon. with political power and domestic families, often intertwined for over 30 years, rushing around me was a major fake and 8 times prime minister until his assassination in 1987 alger 0. well tells the story of the crown, the family's influence on modern lebanese history for the civil war, sectarian division, and foreign interference, living homes, political families, the career ami dynasty on out to 0. asking these democratic nations justify this kind of behaviors. collateral damage has collateral damage. that's why

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u. k. even in germany, you know, germany, one of the countries named by international human rights groups as risk and complicity and war crimes by supplying weapons to as well as even their little support for trumps idea reason. its fault listed for less support as it works then from other countries, perhaps certainly from adelina bell block us, the german foreign minister who was protected statement that's being disappeared on social media. i'm was protected by have foreign ministry. i read positive. it's because it is important to what she was saying. she says the civilian population of gaza must not be expelled and gone, so it must not be permanently occupied or re populated. she goes on. it is clear that garza likes the westbank and east jerusalem belongs to the palestinians. they form the basis for a future palestinian state. interestingly, that sentiment from the german government has been marriage to an extent, but of a european government. certainly the spanish government saying because there is a place for palestinian goss ends and it must remain garzon and palestinian and is centra

u. k. government did something similar. and you know what happened that office when he was much into the minister of foreign affairs. it just became a smallish sale over each for myself. on we leave. the united kingdom's influence in the global stage completely diminished. yes, america fost is a good principal to get elected on. but america, fos, studies being projected now really will end up in diminishing this doc us of the united states and full most of those communities. therefore, it is going to be very, very difficult for the next couple weeks and months ahead. but they might find ways of adjusting, maintain training. it is going to be incredibly brutal. all right, on that point. so lie, is it easy for organizations like yours to find those alternative sources of funding outside of usaid organizations? yes, so we are exploring alternative funding sources, including private donors, faith based organizations and of here's the share other tools. okay. other countries like, you know, china, india, in the region, there's very, uh, no,

know, we're not going to be your big brother anymore. you're on your own. yeah, so to speak, you pay the bill. look at the u. k. prime minister kissed on. okay. he's be, you know, he's been absolutely pro. busy for such a long time. now, what are the western press? spins it differently, but kissed all over saying okay, we're going to send troops in ukraine. we're going to send troops to your crazy. oh, what a trump side. oh, now we're going to send troops to be a piece, contingent, inter ukraine, right? the guy, it's flip flopping off to saying we're going to support you credit for the next 1. 100 g is more weapons, more cash. wait. what? oh, now is peaceful. you know, i mean, he's kind of like blowing in the wind, that guy and you go to wonder why people in the u. k. tax paying citizens are so tired of him. when he bought pension it was, were freezing to death in the winter. could you sending money instead of the pension? is he sending it to ukraine? so you're, he's in a bad state, isn't that the 3 oil companies, b, p. show and, and chevron have made a close to a trillion dollars. collectively since the war b

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u. k. u. s. u um genocide in gaza. or yeah, and i mean, you know, in a sense, of course, what gage events did as a vice president of the united states into the ring into the interior affairs of germany and disrespect into serenity of the federal republic of germany. of course, the german government, the actual one and the former ones, they did it also interfere in the electoral campaign. harris versus a trump, i'd say big favor paris. so i, i really judge them as well, but i do think we should respect the. so rosie is of the kinds of ways. first of all, the 2nd thing is do we were, what do you, but what happened is, are god's, are you referring to j events insulting? yeah. your apartments lack of free spirit effect. yeah. and his speech at the munich security conference because you mentioned this, and that's true, that's did. she has a point on this because we have um, a lot of a freedom of press freedom of speech in the, in german society, especially in the last years. we. we could observe that during the pandemic period, everyone who criticized i

u. k. trying to find a way forward. i know they couldn't. what we did see there was some very full case id is coming out from some of the leaders who were at that meeting president blackwell and who is for a very long time cold for your panel. i mean, once again, calling for more money to be spent on the defense. and that's what we also heard. first of the phone delay and your pain commission president, who is a former defense minister from germany. those both saying that the only way to peace could be achieved is through strengths and that should be increasing the amount of money, the european nations off spending on that kind of defense weaponry and infrastructure that it has so massively underfunded for decades. now that's of course, musics to the use of many defense contract is in creating germany's largest defense contract as it said, look, basically that under spending that you've done for decades since the end of the 2nd world war is the reason it is not at the big table with the us and russia today. if you don't invest, if you're not

u. k, probably just a kiss donna. okay. he's be, you know, he's been absolutely pro. busy for such a long time. now, what are the western press? spins it differently, but kissed alma we're saying, okay, we're going to send troops to ukraine. we're going to send troops to you crazy. oh, what a trump sites. oh, now we're going to send troops to be a piece, contingent, inter ukraine. we have the guy, it's flip flopping off to saying, we're going to support you credit for the next 100 years more weapons, more cash. wait, what? oh, now is peaceful. you know, i mean, he's kind of like blowing in the wind, that guy and you go to wonder why people in the u. k. tax paying citizen. and so tired of him, when you bought pension, it was worth freezing to death. and the windsor, could you sending money instead of the pension? is he sending it to ukraine? so you're, he's in a bad state, isn't that? and he's, he's actually personally benefited um, you know, with his ties the world economic forum. yep. and then you mentioned earlier, the oil companies, right? the 3 oil companies, b, p

that goes on, i think your but as it was, we'll put it as much as if dealer knows crazy with the top menu, let's say that we must k u lucian. uh, and the participants also store the store bees that they need the most to us as the other. you know, if anybody got it, what somebody's, which has been spin, you know, some people do it. that's the other way which we need is cheaper than, you know, put it down in your music or fire when you're talking about products such as a fish in it, this doesn't. and that's the best of still use the mood that even see me the size of these new color. so if you don't go into in your study answer, they might, but you might have something wrong with little go and then you pretty much see might be the conclusion to meet us. doesn't the news to me and try to get them on. yeah, i guess what they know with that is only able to me, it was a special in game with the with, with you get all sort of see, you get him over to ocean looked almost doesn't get him. i mean, i can sort of see me, but years ago it was on the phone with them. and beatrice left case doctor sent the result to an unconvention

u. k. i was receiving text messages from numbers. i didn't know you saying you better keep your head down or else and the sound on several occasions. and another one. when i did my 1st task is archie into the machine. again, i had another one probably say use stop focusing russians or what is going to be trouble on august, the 20 is 2022 a. com below age of a lots of, uh, alexander dubious. who is it blowing off on the highway in the most of the region the is doing to to this day i was at the wheel. she is willing to bring west in general is to dunbar so that they could see for themselves what was really happening are using as a side table. you know, your model for the village on you have. plus we have a crazy stalls to just fun you on the left. so that is to can you i'm ready to put your brain in intelligent services or accused of the general this murder is this, what does this sound like? was ok space that is think okay and that sort of thing. you and you're going to use, the adjustment is openness before we get into an interest, say it's a litt

we know the phone that says it doesn't want to send troops. you have the u. k. the joining in these tools saying it will, so we'll have to wait to see what comes out of this meeting, but there is a sense of urgency. there is a sense that you're can no longer rely on the us as something to the french presence hosting this meeting asserted you've been talking about for, for a long time. perhaps this is a moments of which other european leaders might listen to him. all right, so that's natasha butler in paris on that emergency meeting, the british prime minister kissed amr is among the lead. is that meeting in paris? let's head to san diego who's in london. sonya said delicate diplomacy all around here at the u. k. prime minister has to say he's in paris. how does he position a lot, considering how much is at stake here? the british prime minister kissed on where is positioning b. u. k. a. so most of us can symmetry. try a bridge as it was between the us and europe. both sides involved in somewhat of a truck to document on towers stopped the moments so storm with u

beach, you know, nothing, nothing sprag my think, nothing practical only only on the game, according exactly, all appraisal. spend some, some confidence from the best, especially from the u. k. i have to mention a mention is a long stay halting russian gas transit to slovakia. i know the select government is pressuring him to resume that, and it's also looking into energy cooperation with turkey a and as or by john, how do you see this situation playing? out, is there a path that you consider to be preferable? always, i thought it was very important meeting to europe in union, and our prime minister was there. and this was a, this was up for realty, questionable the enough just security for the, for this little i can you it up and exactly. we have many proposals bundled. the proposal is okay. we got accepting the other by john the other by john gus from other by john wheel gigabytes and reveal uh put sold the ukraine to to like yeah, there's a 1st you could, i mean you kind of side door loans convention. no, no way out of those. and the reason in the, in the door, gabriel was very practical fragmatic, you know, on the up to, according to my, my experience from the dorcas sp

hunter biden's. zalinski is wives and who knows who else is natural for us as reform policy has become for the very 1st time, the most popular policy in the u. k. that's according to a new poll, disruptive force and british politics, top the nation wide survey ahead of prime minister case thomas labor and the trailing conservatives as well. and a striking would be to the con pm, stall them as policies, just supplements into downing street tanya. the reform is the best known for the effort to fully cub illegal in migration and also small businesses, significant tax cuts. the policy has ceased a sizable chunk of the support both labor and the tories have previously taken for granted. well this comes as writing policies are gaining steam across europe in germany, austria, fonts, and the netherlands populous politicians are coming out on top. the southern shifting boating trends can be explained by growing concerns over immigration, stagnant economies, and high living costs. we spoke with u. k. heritage need to david kirsten, who says that the populace to gaining votes from conventional democratic conservative policies. here's differences. so hard

u. k. you as you um, genocide and gaza or yeah, and i mean, you know, in a sense, of course, what gage events did as a vice president of the united states is in his hearing and 2 of the interior affairs of germany and disrespected. the serenity of the federal republic of germany, of course, the german government, the actual one at the former, once they did it also interfere in the electoral campaign. harris versus a trump. i'd say they say the power so i, i really judge them as well. but i do think we should respect the so right use of the country is 1st of all, the 2nd thing is jean. we were what do you? but what happened is, are gods, are you referring to j d months insulting? yeah. your parts, lack of free speech effect. yeah. and his speech at the munich security conference because you mentioned this and it's true that did. she has a point on this because we have um, a level of freedom of press. freedom of speech in the, in german society, especially in the last years we, we could observe that during the pandemic period, everyone who criticized in germany the measures which were very much

knows about it. these are facts, so that's what we're saying. that when comes to dave alignment, when it comes to that u. k, they do not have a quite as best interest at heart. and they're not looking for ukraine to come to an agreement. but also when you think about it, there is the key question, blood am i putting those when same time and time again, he is willing to negotiate at least 5 times in the last 6 months, including just last week. but the main issue is to see you negotiate with at this point, just keep you to go to most of us can, you can negotiate with anyone. but zalinski is illegitimate. he has no right to sign anything. but if he wants to take part in the negotiations, i will send people who will conduct these negotiations. the issue is the final signing of the documents. this is a very serious issue that should guarantee security for ukraine and russia with a serious long term historical perspective. and there can't be a single slip. everything should be polished, but in accordance with the constitution of ukraine, the president of ukraine, even under martial law, does not have the right t

u. k. but i've been in heritage, locate my cora, executive director of africa know filter and organization working to shift to stereotypical narratives about the continent. inca i did go k, editor of the amount for africa which attracts the most important stories and analysis from the continent. and i don't mooney the renowned artist behind africa photo fair and the oddest photo fast. thank you all so much for your time. it's an honor to have you on the show today. i 1st went to ask you o the same thing we asked our community, what words would you like to see used to describe africa fuse can i start with you? yeah. africa's powerful and the biggest contributor to the receipt today. i think. i think it yes, definitely. it's use, it's great, timothy is an innovation other that was a come to mind, but i think of laska ida, your turn. i mean for me as an artist, as it is inspirational and definitely resilience. okay. to me is actually a sentence i see because the world's greatest task opportunity. wow, that's very inspirational. and lucky a research published by your group, africa know filter

knows about it. these are facts. so that's what we're saying, that when comes to dave at lima, when it comes to that u. k, they do not have a quite as best interest at heart. and they're not looking for ukraine to come to an agreement. but also when you think about it, there is the key question, blood am i putting has been same time and time again. he is willing to negotiate at least 5 times in the last 6 months, including just last week. but the main issue is to see you negotiate with at this point, just keep you to go to most of us can, you can negotiate with anyone, but zalinski as the legitimate he has no right to sign anything this. but if he wants to take part in the negotiations, i will send people who will conduct these negotiations. the issue is the final signing of the documents. this is a very serious issue that should guarantee security for ukraine and russia with a serious long term historical perspective. and there can't be a single slip. everything should be polished, but in accordance with the constitution of ukraine, the president of ukraine, even under martial law, does not have the rig

u. k, that is issued be presented as an mysterious conflict. what we do not know the actors. we do not know the companies africans, i want them to the killing of charter. okay. and to the, i was interested to read that some embassies in control. so the west of embassy is including the us, the u. k. have, if i q a suit most the stock because that worried about the situation. i mean, do you think there was any possibility m. 23 may want to push all the way to the capital and just a quick point of geography. that's over 1500 kilometers away. but of course there is the president of 1997 as yes, that's true, but that wasn't, it was a different time. i mean the government and, and the contract, the d r. c. government was significantly weaker. i think i've had less experience with a waging and a kind of a dance with rolanda, with k golly. at that time. and in this, in this regard, i think that and that i'm, i'm very skeptical that m 23 will go all the way to can shasta, i don't think it needs to go all the way to control. so i mean, i think it needs to threaten to, i think that the

u. k. u. s. u um, genocide in gaza or yeah, and i mean, you know, in a sense of course what gage events did as a vice president of the united states in his hearing and 2 of the ontario, affairs of germany and disrespect into serenity of the federal republic of germany, of course, the german government, the actual one and the former once they did, it also interfere in the electoral campaign. harris versus a trump. i'd say they say the parents, so i, i really judge them as well. but i do think we should respect the summarize use of the kinds of ways. first of all, the 2nd thing is do we were, what do you, but what happened is, or goods? are you referring to j events insulting? yeah. your parts, lack of free speech effect. yeah. and his speech at the munich security conference because you mentioned this, and that's true. that's a did. she has a point on this. because we have a lot of a freedom of press freedom of speech in the air in german society, especially in the last years we. we could observe that during the pandemic period, everyone who criticized in germany the measures which were very much

well, you know, we're afraid to speculate hair. the 100 agreement with the u. k. that had a secret pulse, and it was actually speaking about the minerals because the most, it was actually open the talking about to himself. drew a lot easier for him yet. i mean, he's got a but a tiny bit. there was a visit of the british prime minister, so the signing of the 100 year partnership agreement. maybe this is a fundamentally new format of relations, of the closest relations are now between ukraine and britain, where there is also a secure secret part of the agreement with everything that really adds to our resilience. and yes, and the opportunity to develop some but a tiny business. i mean, given this 100 k is agreement, it actually means that some landscape sold ukraine's reb, minerals to london before washington. well, interesting. all right, our keys are correspond to uninstall. save alumna sauce. you think you were talking about like strategic advisor, our outcome modeling analysis, told us the doubts, the training and government will be able to fulfill any agreement

you know, we're afraid to speculate had that 100 d as agreements with u. k. signed by t of that it had a secret pull to and it was speaking about the marrow minerals because the landscape was actually merrily continued it himself. the busiest frame yet, i mean, use the tiny bit. there was a visit of the british prime minister. so the signing of the 100 year partnership agreement, maybe this is a fundamentally new format of relations. the closest relations are now between ukraine and britain. there is also a secure secret part of the agreement, christy, everything that really adds to our resilience and yes and the opportunity to develop some but a tiny business deal. and, you know, given this 100 the agreements lensky signed, it means they had already sold in the right us, minerals to london, before sending them to washington. well, interesting. can't wait to see how i'm president trump right next to that. all right, archie, correspondents and especially of alumni. thank you. well junk of all, i can strategic advisor at outcome. modeling analysis told us feed

u. k. a. and apparently it had a secret part in it. and how do we know about this wells and as to what they've been about to himself? a visit for him yet? i mean, use the tiny bit. there was a visit of the british prime minister to the signing of the 100 year partnership agreement. maybe this is a fundamentally new format of relations. the closest relations are now between ukraine and britain. there is also a secure secret part of the agreement with everything that really adds to our resilience and the opportunity to develop somebody with us. so if this turns out to be true, it would severely complicate the situation. meaning that if the lensky wanted to sign a similar agreement, that would mean all the resources have already been sold out. well, i can only imagine how trump would react to that, or to use uh, necessity of a lot nice stuff. so yeah, thank you. well, hon. on the hills of traumas, criticism u. k. politicians that sprang to zalinski is defense. first of mine was forest johnson, the man who was instrumental in the railing, the previous russia

u. k. this wind tier, blowing into into non scuffling things. i'll also try with it. you know, it's just tensions everywhere in low single figures. piece february, i know, but it's still quite large. it's probably feels quite roll with the sun is i love the way the wind is like nothing. there is rain coming in with that cloud through prompts into germany and belgium with some snow on the forward edge because it's cold enough this when you feed this sort of air into the incoming code, that is a good recipe for snap. there's not much of it. admittedly, the 5 day full costs for them to reflect these anti psychotic group is breezy. it's comb with a certain windshield with it. and it's difficult until the sun finally breaks through. i think i probably, by friday night what's been happening, the central bed, the few shares rolling around, was still effect libya and then on shore breeze for egypt. otherwise, as to draw a picture to get down to us, the gulf of getting one or 2 showers here and how much and still blows. in south africa, the seasonal summer rains are doing well, are pro

u. k. a. and apparently it had a secret costs in it. and how do we know about this? well as, and as it was open about himself, visit him, you know, mean he's got a but a tiny bit. there was a visit of the british prime minister, the signing of the 100 year partnership agreement like this is a fundamentally new format of relations. the closest relations are now between ukraine and britain. what if there is also a secure secret part of the agreement with everything that really adds to our resilience and the opportunity to develop? if this turns out to be true, it would severely complicate the situation. meaning that if soleski wanted to sign a similar agreement that were meaningful with the resources, how something ready being sold out. well hon on the hills of trump's criticism you came, politicians sprang to zelinski is defence, 1st of mine was forest johnson. the man who was instrumental in the railing, the previous russia ukraine peace process. in april 2022 of course a country undergoing a violent invasion should not be staging elections. there was no general elec

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resistance in it's particularly from growth rates organizations you know, is the 3rd intifada going to be a cultural one? i think the sector in the u. k. and in many other countries has failed palestinians a long time ago. and not just now by the way. i think institutions have a this engaged to is uh, palestine about sort of studies 8 years ago. so particularly when, when, when uh, colbin came to power and became the leader of the position that was actually a defining moment for posting in the office for us. and i'll give you my experience in that example. i had scheduled place to be in certain vineyards and when that's of the height of the anti semitism debates of the labor party and the issue around the neighbor punched in germany. corman, which has nothing to do with my face of the night. if i creation my play was cancelled for no reason, you know, from the service the news because people started to see us as like, oh, if i put a protest in a play or story or, or, or whatever it is, then i'm taking size and i'm, i'm being and to submit that there was no chance for us to kind of break through this and many cultural organizations and

u. k for example is the most, i'm interested the country in any kind of piece, photos additional, the premium crisis. we know that it was maurice johnson for talk to is the landscape uh out of accepting uh, the east timble agreements in 2022. uh now the new uh, bridge. foreign minister also came to gifts. trying to kind of, uh, mobilize uh, support. uh for you, great. and which is becoming more and more difficult to do in the current circumstances as for our readiness to negotiation. so i think we reiterate that the uh, from the one we where, uh, favoring diplomatic solution to a military, one lease was quite clear from all the statements. uh, but we wanted to implement the goals of our special maintenance, reparation in any way. we wanted to have a normal neighbor who would not be strengthening our territory, but didn't want to any threats to come from your brain. we wanted, we want it's a fair treatment so fresh and speaking population of russian language. it didn't want to see their harassments of the believers of the colonial ukrainian orthodox church within 2 months of the surely zation of, of youth loc