u. k. or what i think is at this point, i mean we have this meeting is ongoing now with already gone and something burning and are the sweetest prime in this decrease to song. and, and i think that if it's possible that to and this, but it wouldn't be non conclusive then that that would be for the meetings and ad during the summit. and just because that's to say, and i mean nato has, has, is led by him. you know, me, you country and united states and eric on the preston 5. and i also a said to be meeting during this summit, as there is a possibility that the turkey can purchase the f 16, the american jet fighters from, from the us, which they really want. um, the president, by the congress not least, has said that that's, that's a possible, a winter, i guess rectified sweden's exception to nato. so they are also either negotiations going on at that that could influence this outcome. and could you explain to us how big all the concessions that sweden has made to get it? so this ha, or what i th

but i think it's important for um, people in, in countries like the u. k or germany to understand that it is indeed not a hollywood movie or a blockbuster, it takes effort. it takes dedication and it takes great sacrifice, which are translated into human lines. mm hm. there is a lot of support and sympathy for ukraine around the world. are you worried at all? that's the use of cluster munitions. could damage that political capital and sees ukraine and his biggest ally in washington seed at least some of the moral high ground. and this conflict of the cluster munitions provisioned by the united states to ukraine has caused some disarray within perhaps the nato alliance. because some countries, most of the names of countries have signed to dublin convention to bands. most countries in the world works uh yes, but the united states and russia have not. and certainly russia has been using customer munitions on the territory of ukraine, or for a year and a half of the war. now we've seen the damage and repercussions of them using those weapons. my brother has come

hours are super important to germans. salaries in germany are typically higher than they are in the u. k or other european countries, especially when it comes to public sector jobs like teaching. although this, as of course, depends on the sector that you're working in. but talking about salary is still a difficult issue here, although there are hope so this will change with the pay transparency loss. german bureaucracy is notorious, and the amount of paper used is astronomical. the germans print everything is no wonder digitalization is just the limping along here. the average german 4, it's for almost 40 years, which is considerably higher than the european average. the typical working day is 9 to 6 or 8 to 5. the minimum amount of holiday is 20 days a year, but most people get even more than 30. you're fully expected to take all those days . so you don't need to feel guilty or stressed about taking holiday. the same goes for 6 days. it's you don't need to feel guilty about taking your day off work due to sickness, and nobody's going to ask you any questions. you can normally have 3 days

u. k. or somewhere else. and you know, for whatever reason this way because the digital bit, but it doesn't work within the traditional banking system. so if you make a payment right now, would you continue to invest that from one bank right now and we've been told that funds rough flies and bank we've been told they're actually going to shut that off . and you called you might be able to pay the one cuz swift has blocked the rest of swift is predominant control by the banks in the united states. so not stop that. now with this new form of payment, you'll be able to pay anyone anywhere in the world as long as they're willing to accept the digital available from you or the people are talking about this, the circle, the dollar as action coalition. so many members now in the world of this new multi polar world order that they're trying to diversify their, getting away from the us greenback is essentially the wells number one numbers of currency. they're trying to diversify. a lot of them are leaning towards gold

u. k. share your viewpoint. how has the funding of ukraine affected then the lives of ordinary brits? and what does the u. k or the people who you pay actually have to gain from back and key of its wealth. um, we know that many, many people in britain share off views, but we are in a very oppressive atmosphere here right now. so there, there's a new organization called notes and noted, so no to was that's up by 2 leading political figures in creating joints, gone away under ex, vapor, and pay, cris williamson. when they try to book the launch meeting, you'd love to several venue just came under attack from sort of pulled and i, social media groups and stuff came on the tribes. and we see this as a sort of intervention by the hidden hunt to stop us. busy them having free organization of meetings and on a free speech, there's been a consistent campaign on youtube, twitter, and facebook to, to, to not to, to blog posts and he posts, which mention sasha. so nazi's in ukraine. now there's many people around the world who have, who suffer from what i call foxes and blindness. so not keep going. this when it comes to

why the find gold by gold or repack create that gold out of u. k. european, or american bangs. and you know, i'll be honest with you, this new car. and so you coming from bridge has been in the works for a number of years now. but if it is going to be a gold back currency with all these banks around the world of widely holding gold, what is not going to do to the us dollar the global reserve currency? what, what i think where it makes us thought of completely wes, this, right? because we, we would that back kind of to, to back to the old, the old way of doing things which was currencies were wrong. what we called the gold standard, right? we're moving back to that. why were they on the gold standard? very. they were on the gold standard. gold represents tangible value. you can wear it on your ring. is you all right now you can, uh, a lady can wear it on hire her as a ring. people can wherever it on that next. but people can also easily pick it up and move it somewhere. it's not just a piece of paper that's made of the thing that it has to be mind that has to be extracted and no

u. k. sooner or later. because it's more or less the same problem of hold for old integration and included in the use of legal or not so legal elements, they are extremely radicalized philosophy jihad the elements. and these people are working for the sulfate jihad, the leaders who are in the suburbs of berries for a mock say, for a while and back in brussels, who are in parts of switzerland. so uh, this is the blow back for what happened since at the west as a whole, decided to destabilize parts of west asia, the middle east, especially syria, and now the back and forth with syria. we're going to see people who don't have a job in syria anymore because the radicals in sierra have be not either they are confined to easily or they have been expelled. they're coming back to your and ask them when they come back to paris, what did they do? organized, cries and as traffic of weapons. don't forget that the d. c. d is 5 atlas. they are ready. i'll wash with weapons being clothing weapons coming from ukraine as we

u. k. or concerns about the use of artificial intelligence. on this 1st day of a security council meeting on artificial intelligence was addressed by the secretary general of the united nations. he said the development of a i had been unprecedented. he compared it to the introduction of the printing press, reset it and taking nearly 50 years for books to be distributed across europe. and yet chat g p t had a 100000000 uses. in just 2 months. the meeting was presided over by the u. k. and earlier i spoke to the u. k. 4 and the secretary. well, the we, we already have structures. we have legal structures. we have the international human rights little, and that's doing a pretty good job. but of course, what we need to do is we need to make sure that the staff is always much fit the disease always alive to the emerging challenges. i think you can do that. so nice thing that working internationally will give us the opportunity to do that. but we do need to move quickly, we need to make decisions in for like the son of the multilateral institutions.

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african leaders to speak up and say who side they're actually on when it comes to this war, russia or u. k. yes, if you are absolutely right, it isn't entirely political issue, but the, to the mean time, political issue that is affecting millions of lives. i think it is important to emphasize that millions of children, millions of mothers and their families will be unable to access food, will be unable to afford food stuff. and that will, we need to start looking beyond the political the political gains that, um, that act is kind of getting out of this deal and started looking at that you maintain consequences of it. definitely tends important for africa need is did not speak you more invoice around ensuring that continue to your deal, ensuring and that's the date that the greens that are necessary to feed communities and families across the continent continues to flow into the continent. but speaking with one voice, what, what, what does that mean uh, your organization for the, for example, putting pressure on african leaders to be more vocal on this. um, does it mean stay neutral while t

u k. countries in europe or historic and it does all the try and like so we're huge in the 3 to start the historic meter. and it's good that you have also mentioned that the compared to all the rest of the western or northern countries on china. this use of renewable now, so far out states everyone, everyone else is using renew, but more than all the other countries. and it's, and also because it's ruled in producing solar panels the, those, the practice in the developing countries also reduce because of the rules. so i think in china play an important role. and one thing about china, you should also understand the steps when it puts a plan, it plans long term because i've been following china since 2005 after leap i have read in the region them develop into that is a 5 year program when they plan they put 25 years or 10 years, and when they do that they normally deliver because there is a consensus, think consistency in the government. unlike in the u. s. o, the by then they'll put the us by employment leadership. but then he has a problem convincing the good the congress to, to also

the ask for a got asia and latin america, not from russia or africa or from latin america, but through media in the us, france and u. k. because they are not big on monica, lies. the media in africa, directly or indirectly in this situation is wrong. and we talked about that with a media has from different african outlets. this, the situation needs to be changed. they need to be have to get information about brush what that is from the correspondence into our shop, or from russian tor notice. but the not to get this information directly, not from the previous media. and so the situation must be choice. and is that the respects to our teams role? i just the role of so splitting it is just uh it is very important. it's very important. and especially these days, when there was such strong narratives that are being sold and essentially from southern professional partners in the west where they have these big news news network, they have hollywood, they have all these different. busy as of perhaps soft power with a so these narratives and it's, it's, it's worried because an awful lot of people simply ingest what they're to

u. k. and us, no reparations or apologies were made. so the victims of slavery, monroe apollo reports in bridgetown in barbados and how the summit is the 1st step towards a tournament. a historic summit aimed at addressing reparations for the transatlantic slave trade has come to a close in bridgetown, barbados calls re power through justice. in this 21st century is the highest point, and the rise of the global democracy movement. the week long meeting was the 1st of its kind, incorporating leading voices from reparations movements in africa, the caribbean, europe, and the americans. this means so much to us. this is what we have struggled for up to the way among the most notable guests at the summit was colombian, vice president, for nancy, a marcus. i'd like to ask about the challenges that lie ahead. we asked her about the challenges facing the reparations movement, especially those pertaining to racism and white supremacy. yes, above oh, it's a comfortable to question the privilege that has been getting into the blood and suffering

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u. k. in which prohibits the production or use of cluster munitions and discourages they use now what remains to be seen? why they called by didn't know to is binding international treaty signed by these allies for ukraine. these me additions of hundreds, most of which explode on impact, but some of which don't. so instead they end up setting into the ground and exploding on innocent civilians. years later and often not children who mistake them for toys. but apparently the pentagon isn't really that good at seeing the big picture. i'm is concerned about the humanitarian circumstance as anybody for civilians and ukraine is for russia to win the war. and so it's important that they don't. so in this guy's logic, it would be a big wind for ukraine if the country was literally littered with time bombs. that could blow up on a citizen. as long as that means having a long shot at defeating russia on the battlefield. sounds exactly like the kind of foresight that the pentagon is shown and pretty much every single one of its recent failed for and wars. the by the ministration itself was against clus

exactly does wallace want from us to, should we wake up every morning here in ukraine and thank him or the u. k. but for the most part, he was try to smooth those cracks. and to repeat that ukraine is grateful for all of this, but that simply, this is a conflict on a scale that most people outside the country don't understand. and don't really get quite how big ukraine's needs on how fast it needs those supplies to be able to really push russian troops back. now we're not just talking about more and more soldiers every day, the more and most of billions going to you can understand the urgency the nic will have to leave with their us. and let's take you over now to that press conference, i promise to take you to unbelievable the german foreign minister addressing the price on this 1st day of a china policy or trying to strategy the strategy paper. we were just talking about that, we'll see companies or try to see companies that reduce the dependent on china. it's a very tricky ones to considering. the relationship with germany has, with another and his top economy, a rival systemic rival, they c

in the defiance of the tools that stuff or the u. k. headquarters permanently deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server, showing that before operation north when we investigate just arrived at the u. k. headquarters to inspect it. according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian debts involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of as a us troops. many of these instances involved nighttime rates on civilian homes like that of psych full like yard who was 19 years old. when the cs showed up and shot his father dead, the soldiers placed black who's over the hands of the men of the house, and bound their hands with blasted tice, the women and children, including 19 year old say fully uh, what a should to a guest through the one the eligible of the families compound while they wer

u. k. has slams presidency landscape or we saw casting reaction when accused of not being grateful for nato's health at the summit in miscellaneous, early this week. that by drawing about attention to the ongoing disagreements within the blog. kids and boy went on to say that internal issues need not to be ad publicly, especially with russia won't change a lot of justice. but if maybe the minister wants something special, but it seems to me that we're grateful to the people here sits the minister of defense. lexi, do you have a bad relationship with the british minister of defense, a wonderful relationship. so call him and thank him today please. i believe it was suspended by elizabeth will start customer presence, announce case termed when she said that the issue of the morning, she will wake up and called ben will as to sanction. but i think the, this, our customer is healthy. we don't have to show the russians doesn't have some, some, some samsung between us. well, i guess the crating and bastard or britain figure that would be a good idea to put on assume and go play the adults and do som

u. k. where they will mobilized, or were there a more experienced fight? as you know, most of them were just like me. you grands 90 feet brigade, nice decent soldiers, but some were just wind, encrypt or most of the off for the 95th, which is now here. and the equipment now? yeah, yes. so those are some of these couple we, so who does it consist of now mobilize troops or some kind of experience come on this from the national battalions? 10. i haven't seen experience commanders. there were a few officers, even less of those who have brides and experience that was to go back in the lease of the current. so how did you end up in the equipment now? tell me what you've been doing here. recently, we were brought from, as you told me, i just live and then transport it somewhere nearly mine. we have our base there. from there we would go to the training ground for a week or 2. after that, they brought us to the forest who's been here for a week yesterday, they wants to get us into a meal. true position. i got lost. the guide showed us the weight. say to go straigh

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u. k. and the us know reparations or apologies have been made to the victims of slavery, a method that reports from bridge town involved basis. and how this summits could be the 1st step towards the tenant a historic summit aimed at addressing reparations for the transatlantic slave. trade has come to a close in bridgetown. barbados calls re power through justice. in this 21st century is the highest point in the rise of the global democracy movement. by the week of galvanize around this motto. among the most notable guests at the summit was colombian, vice president for nancy, a marcus. i'd like to ask about the challenges that lie ahead. we asked her about the challenges facing the reparations movement, especially those pertaining to racism and white supremacy. yes, the system uh that i see that this raises the system. that is, is going the planet isn't willing to give back because it costs us a discomfort to talk about preparations above. oh, it's a comfortable to question the privilege that has been going into the blood and suffering of probably reparations. that could soon be presented bef

u. k prime is the re, she's to knock or the header all the short meeting. only about half an hour before the president. then rushed of twins a to meet with king charles. they had 2 together and the us president stress the special relationship. he knows that this is something that the british public ends with the u. k. prime minister really liked here. he said it was rock solid. but we do know that there are some differences of opinion, namely about ukraine's membership within they to over the weekend. president biden, the said that the credit is not ready in his opinion while they're in the middle of the role. but we also know that the u. k. prime minister soon august pushing for something foster, possibly some fall struck for ukraine for eventual nate to membership. so the 2 will have opportunity to discuss the differences because they're both going to go on to the native summit in vilnius, and that starts tomorrow. oh goodness. so you're trying says a russian attack on a bus. eventual area of a town is that to visa region has killed 4 people and wounded l

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this time, we really see those to split into western allies because now or where the more than 100 countries, including the u. k. funds in germany have already signed an international treaty. the so called the convention on cost of munitions that our last to use or start piling up these weapons due to the indiscriminate dfcs on city and populations. yeah, i mean, this is one of the things that i, benjamin, that the so many people have said that these bom looks, that they can last but many, many years off to the conflict. and when they say that when this essentially, this dismissal opens up and all these buttons that are released, some of them go into trees and bushes and sit there for years until, for example. yeah, i don't know. i don't know dining. and jan if i take the kids out for a will they take the dogs out for a walk and what happens? opponent goes off and the family goes to devastate. i mean, this is the kind of stuff the media doesn't want to talk about. i mean, the long lasting effects of very, very wiring. but what do you make of the commenting joe biden? in the past 24 hours, he was walking past re

u. k. is signature e to a convention which prohibits the production or use of cluster munitions and discourages that use. the u. k. has itself been criticized for sending all the weapons, the can cause loss of environmental damage and serious illness. the people long off to the was it then did it much she confirmed with provide all the piercing rounds the contain depleted uranium thus used by the us in a rock in the 1st cold full 32 years ago. they've left the legacy of kansas and illnesses among people that have been all the countries phones point a to the international. you can watch to a b, i a, a says a could be a risk. the people who handle fragments of depleted uranium on the 2019 study and the general environmental pollution link. they use a shelf in the water rocks to a sharp rise invest effects and come to the us says it must send cost to bones. now because ukraine is running out of conventional weapons, but even some health representative and biden's democratic policy have criticized the decision, saying the weapons will kill civilians and leave the us unable to multiply the high mora

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