u. k. government and the u. s. government want it's public to believe, for example, that in april 2018, the syrian government dropped a chlorine bomb on civilians in the city and city of duma outside damascus, which is therefore justified u. k. u. s. and french missile attacks on syria. and as we now know, through the actual inspectors who are part of the fact finding mission for the o, p c, w who's report was supressed and who were actually attacked by belling cat which is collaborating with o, p c, w leadership to crush these inspectors. that attack was a staged event staged by g. hottest rebels were backed by the west and the gulf states seeking serious over there. so provided the information. yeah. and, and again, that was just to sort of jump him. i said to apologize. but again, these are things that, you know, you'll never hear on the, on the mainstream media of what you're telling me right now. this is one of the only places you can say these things here. for example, in a oxy international, just just one l

u. k. 's resurrection as an independent well leader context of the time was theresa may have sought a deal with you that was effectively, you know, a continuation of e membership and what name it would of texas we have britain here financially for politically bureaucratically and militarily tied to the you may also belong to the elite group of international finance is the soft break said she'd been working on didn't suit brakes and supporters and they decided to speed up the exit will up with got all of her new recording bugs. pizza bureau us if, where you're just going to do it. that's a good as in the key figures within this war we have our old friend, richard dill, of an gwydion prince, who is a longstanding of british senior defense advisor. and so they have to plan to remove to recently from power off to exhaustive investigative journalism keith clarin burg, obtained unique and secret documents. there is a letter from griffey and prince, a u. k. ministry of defense advisor. he writes to a

u. k. 's military interventions in the middle east. how many crimes have you'll count the equipment that didn't get up? how many clubs have everyone as well? so we'll go to dave clement that did not good outcomes, but have you out of steps. where are the weapons of mass destruction? totally play, went to dock and clamped about the weapons of mass destruction, the dc nipple, the spending against that in the united kingdom and britain. we know what the law is about. the secretary general attendance. 5 she a and ukraine. we one piece, that's what is important, so that i'd love to come to live and go professor andre thomas house and his cool the attempts to sway for toria against russia. a political provocation, a heavy guy, now issuing a warrant for the rest of the, of a sitting head of state, both of just some small islands state of russia. this is just a political collocation, especially since the prosecutor. you issued this arrest for haste to say that he has not, doesn't have the budget to actually investigate any possible charges. do

u. k. in the us, almost always most likely follow the u. k. 's lead here. they constantly escalate, though they claim that they do not want to do that. again, the nato is, are well in, in nature, go ahead and were they? so, yeah, so the, your, what the site is, let me find some best way not successful for. ready pace in fact, right. uh, i put a year ago, 1st on some one drive it to the crane. sculpus the uh, pending base, stale for trade and the crate. i'm not sure. i'm, since i'm hundreds of thousands of pounds or casualties. a baby many movie channels . uh, best buy more like a of uh, a hold of you trying to get because of the continued coverage. and the supply of this heavy wiper rate is actually the assessor because it's a software we installed in the u. k. r. with these rapids we were getting ready to fight as button 5 over the summer, the way the white 3 waves are killed and injured the civilians in the east. and he cried. major cool saw fights. it's become positive. russia, i think what is missing, it will lift the ac, is that staying nice, right? co

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u. k. 's, former colony nigeria, suffer from record rates of mountain nutrition. according to a worrying new report. russia says the world could benefit from its agricultural exports as part of the black sea green deal, but the un is unable to ensure equal shipments to countries in need of our k sleep exclusively to russians, deputy foreign minister, the very idea that was put forth by the un secretary general to ensure food security in the world, as it turns out, is not actually happening the coming to you from moscow. this is our to international with the latest world news updates. i'm fiorella isabel. it's great to have you with us. ukrainian security services have arrested us blog or gonzalo lira in the city of hot calls. he is accused of publicly supporting russia's actions in ukraine, as well as discrediting ukrainian military leadership. this gonzalez lira is a blog or based on how to call the us. and sheila gonzalez could face up to 8 years in prison, apoplectic over this attention, or us report, or a wall street journal reporter, by russia, in, in russia,

u. k . 's own failure to arrest that was responsible for western war crimes in the middle east. how many. a times have you'll count the equipment that didn't get up. oh, many crimes have everyone else who sort of woke up today put me that you're not gonna, i've gotten this done. have you out us that. where are the weapons of mass destruction? totally play went to dock and clamped about the weapons of mass destruction. did you see it for the spending against that in the united kingdom and breton, we know what the law is about. the secretary general attendance, russia, and ukraine. we one piece. that's what is important so that i'd love to come to live with entrust and. busy specialists, undergrad thomas housing has called the attempts this way pretoria against russia, a political provocation falls on every go. now, issuing a warrant for the rest of the, of a sitting head of the state, not just some small island states, but of russia is just a pretty full case. especially since the prosecutor, you issued this arrest for haste to say that he has not doesn't have the budget to actua

but, you know, with the u. k. s. now, especially with these long range missiles. i thought it's a don uh there he talks about a 1000 kilo minute, says he's a correspondent for us files and comments. it ranges. i mean, all we're looking at the of a, a compass is now to, to what will climbed, i guess for, for beto up, for lack of a better word. ready now the other day on new shows and then on competence. and that's what directly involved in this conflict, but they're hiding behind it or what were neutral. so we don't really have anything to do with this. but yes, absolutely. the, the track record of uh, and the nato pals particularly that you gain know perfectly well that, that targeting civilians. but they don't care about that. he said, they're talking about setting up all kinds of war crimes, tribunals exclusively for the purpose of putting russians on trust is that even though they know you, granny is of committed everything, war crimes, and you've seen them on youtube. they don't care about that. you know, so they'll just simply hide behind the nothing to do wi

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u. k. 's, former colony nigeria, stuff for, for record rates of malnutrition. according to a new world report, russia says the world could benefit from this agricultural exports as part of the black sea greenville spot. the u. one is unable to ensure a both shipments to countries in need. archie speaks exclusively to the russian deputies for administer. the very idea that was put forth by the un secretary general to ensure food security in the world, as it turns out, is not actually happening the good morning for moscow. this is our t international with the latest world news updates. bureau le isabel, happy to have you with us. you creating and security services have a rusted us blogger gonzalo lira in the city of har. cough he is accused of publicly supporting russia's actions in ukraine, as well as discrediting ukrainian military leadership. so that's all we're a, is a blogger based and hard cough. you crate. he is a citizen of the us. then she les gonzalo has been discussing the events of the ukraine conflict on social media with his twitter account having o

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u. k. 's leading republican movement. thank that is saying not mike king and vision to bush them on a key piece. please move to parliamentary republic. would probably testing their perceptions today because we don't believe in that hereditary monarchy and taught because it seems same that we're spending less money when they are homeless. people sleeping in front of westminster, abbey minute, the whole idea, hereditary monica is ridiculous because their magic wand. and this was like $67000000.00 people on these islands to be able to choose the range. and the same campaign as have between $1.20 people would be the king as he paused, but only a few 100 a year before the demonstration even go down to way police arrested 6 organizes and seized a truck full of clack cards. so far, there's no indication that protests with anything that peaceful and showed the police say they were held on suspicion of breaching the peace in conspiracy to close public nuisance. they wouldn't be the intelligence active intelligence to say that they

u. k. 's, military interventions in the middle east. as many crimes as the account, the equipment that didn't get up. how many clubs have everyone else will salvo go to? they put me there to you about them. i've gotten this done. have you out us that where are the weapons of mass destruction tony play went to the weapons of mass destruction? did you see nipple deep spending against that? in the united kingdom and breton, we know what the law is about. the secretary general 10 russia and ukraine. we want peace. that's what is important. so that i'd love to come to live. a tony angelo professor andre thomas house and has called the attempts to sway pretoria against russia, a political publication, the issuing a warrant for the rest of the, of a sitting head of the state. both of just some small island state but of russia is especially since the prosecutor you issued this arrest for haste to say that he has not. doesn't have the budget to actually investigate any possible charges. doesn't have the money to investigate the legit circumstanc

they wanted to go to the u. k. s. italy, and of course they asked to be saved. they asked for arms. they asked for help, and they weren't banded by their western allies. major italy, the u. k, or us came to save them. the troops came in. they invented a new form of drawn warfare which was able to defeat the russian and m a roddy anti aircraft batteries. and they save tripoli and the libyan people will be forever grateful for that. and i'm grateful for that. i was commenting on the current situation whereby there's a car about their are now turkish interested in the oil trading, see, or may be part of by again. and then the russians are doing certain things at the top net is developing well and the m right is work now both with the bible and would people like a de la salad. but they've kind of settled on how to start. and then just because of working with hop, tarren libby, ahold of the impulse of char in his sedan adventure. so the point is, the truck has a great role to save aaa, but now they're just the status co actor working with libyan status. collectors to produce the global en

u. k. 's needs, but also protects my brands and supports countries also origin. all right. phase this obviously, as we said, a very politically and racially charged discussion around migration in a country which for a long time it has to be said was seen as progressive in terms of race relations, right? for the public today in the u. k. illegal and legal migration it seems, is viewed, you know, as together and they want to see the numbers come down. so how then, you know, for someone like you works in this field, how do you change this mindset? it's not easy, especially when you have politicians and a government that's very set on talking about people in terms of need galaxy. and we don't use the language of any goals that could states creates, need the labels that kind of states us as we speak, talk about people, we talk about people who have operations and aspirations and you know what they, what they want to achieve when they get here, but the fact that they want safety is about telling that human story. i think what we don't want to do, what we don't do it wa

one minister has described the u. k. s, facing and invasion. comments widely, criticized by rights organizations. government policies include proposals to process assign him seek is applications in wanda, the opposition labor party says it to wants to reduce the number of arrival spots with different plans. yet, despite the negative political climate numbers release this week, show integration is at record levels. with a net influx of more than 600000 people will be discussing this with, i guess in just a few minutes. but 1st, this report from alexi o'brien on why there's such political opposition to immigration in britain. the u. k has had a long line of governments which promised to bring down mid migration of this country needs a majority. conservative government, which really aims to get that migration into the 10s of thousands. and that should remain on the bush. it is more like that we want to bring that migration to sustainable levels. what we want to do is bad down on a migration, particularly a skilled workers now

u. k. u s. i or some other countries in the u advice. i know it must call a man, right for my people say, gets involved in this. this makes the question anthony, you know, you're ok. so give us a, you know, and up close and personal view of it here. so we have the current, the british prime minister, i mean is, is you create a winning issue for him because that's what he looks like. he's, he's always people, you know, they're train up to this issue and it is a lose lose issue for everybody, but touches it. explain to us. well, it's like it's almost a sort of desperation. i certainly would be the kind of $16.00 oh $5.00 suggests. so i'm gonna try you next week because it's quite clear this has been done in preparation, in prep process. so you guys are in defense. today's, in fact the guide is not sheet, but basically the size of a psalm forces. yeah, it's not knowing the ability of this for you find the site, it's almost like like it was trying to die spite the kind of government. but i didn't care if you look about something brief. i've

u. k u s i or some other countries in the u and nice. i know it's my fault of mine, right? so my people say, gets involved in this, this makes the question anthony, you know, you're the okay, so give us a, you know, an up close and personal view of it here. so we have the current, the router's prime minister, i mean is, is you create a winning issue for him because that's what he looks like. he's, he's always people, you know, they're train up to this issue and then is a lose lose issue for everybody, but touches it. explain to us. well, it's like, it's, uh oh i saw desperation, not surgery with a the past 16. 05 to chat. so i'm gonna try you next week because it's quite clear this has been done in preparation, in prep process se, but you guys are in defense today. so in fact, the guy is, i see reducing the size of a psalm forces. yeah, it's not knowing the value of this for you find the site, it's almost like it was for the die spot are the kind of government. but i venture if you look up what some brief treat, probably the says, well if, if, if i brought she'd the same po

u. s. u. k . and france. there are dozens of them. and many of them have worked on the borders with russia, including inside ukraine. labor in human rights lawyer dan kabbalah believes washington is simply annoyed, that african countries are turning to wagner for help. instead of the us. it means to be a sovereign country. you can choose your friends. you can choose your economic partners and you can choose your military partners. i mean, every country has a right to do that. and while again, the west may be upset that they are not the ones being called upon. maybe they should do some self reflection. i wonder why that is a because they've done a lot of harm with their military adventures. and i think again, africa's learned from that in there. again, look in port to the east. now north korea claims as southern neighbor along with the u. s. are provoking in nuclear war, a comes after seo and washington and veld a new military stands, including positioning, a nuclear armed submarine near the peni

u. k, the u. s. turkey has been effective through what, however, turkey bids continue. it's investments in production for quality and also in innovation which made as one of the best countries are recovering these global credit. okay. and also we had that historic, please allow me to finish. we had a historic income from tourism and also export rates. okay. and also when it we're going to move on to another 2016. so what's in that you don't have a huge amount of time. we want to get through several topics here. now, this was also the close to selection. since that aired one became president. and so it's a pretty clear message that many are not happy with the way president to add one on the i k are running the country. so what is the plan to unite those who didn't to vote for president 3rd one? actually this and this selection is in the off position of supporters stay that that they will um, load for a president are gone because he gave the message of unit 2. however, on the other hand, collisions that all look change his message over night. he has the language as enough

u. k and to italy. and of course they asked to be saved. they asked for arms. they asked for help, and they were offended by their western allies. major italy, the u. k, or u. s. came to save them. the trucks came in, they invented a new front of the drum warfare which was able to defeat the rough and m a radi. uh, anti aircraft batteries and they saved tripoli and the libya people will be forever grateful for that. and i'm grateful for that. i was commenting on the current situation whereby there is a car back there now. turkish interest in the oil trading see, or maybe part of by again. and then the russians are doing certain things at the top now is developing well and the m writer's work. now both with the bible and would people like a de la salad, but they kind of sat on top chart and the exemptions are working with hop tarren would be a hold of the impulse of char, in his sudan, adventure. so the point is, the truck has a great role to save aaa, but now they're just the status co actor working with libyan status collectors to produce the global enduring disorder. and you need to draft that none of these regional powers have a vision for libya. they don'

u. s. u k. and you're up against russia, lady clinton to russia, and this, but at the same time, among those will leaders will sit silent and watch a play in you, in a talk on the chrome or more of a thin bully from president putin life. i think this was a message i hitting the dorm. there is a fire that goes up what has to end war, but has to be escalate or what have to, as the publication and as a methods be allowed to put in. but the initial statements that are coming in from russia golly. and going to retaliate militarily strong responders grip of perhaps your security concerns. but it's not going to be on the negotiation people. after that, we'll see some kind of negotiation or a beautiful piece for come, for diplomacy to play. address is not going to happen. it seems that the propagation that we didn't watch how the us and you can react to it is unfortunately going to be out militarily. and there will be certainly respond is just if i'd like to just if i could just ask you a little bit abo

u. k. u. s. and use a bushel as regime is closely involved in the trade. and profits are used in rich asides in a circles and finance. it's offensive in the civil war, west and allies of impose sanctions on assizes. relatives in close associates over their alleged involvement in the industry besides abroad, the myer columbus. the units of the syrian army believes to be facilitating the production and distribution of the drug. well, nanda felt the brown is a senior fellow in the strobe talbott center for security strategy and technology. and a form policy program at the brookings institution joins me now from san diego. so captain was initially a drug that was painted in germany. this was in the sixty's, but as he was saying, it's been by that almost every other country because of the world health organization. how is it that syria has come to be the wells and maine kept it can produce a as well. the development of the website going in syria and it spread as the narcotic of use across the middle east is parked in tassel. all the synthetic drug revolution th

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u. s. and u. k. governments. many people here are hoping family members in other countries will be able to help them get out. and the good the journey is often long and complicated and you know, our living and we okay. we started the process. yeah. would they okay. summer. and then before the ha, our, it's nationality we're we, we supposed to go with the u. s. embassy. and they did a lot of efforts to be honest. i the, the little bah, has a lot of numbers of people. and now they viewed them as much as they could. and finally we, we, we are now departing from possible don. so to get that and then from there, you know, are going to you tens of thousands, also escaping she, sedans, neighboring countries. having recently arrived here in the city of us, one in egypt, jasa hopes to be able to return home seen them. then a lot of the number sudanese people were destined to enter this war, but i hope it will be a short war and that the army can restore normality. osceola, why in this is the combination of years of long s

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u. s. u k, and the use of condemns a new mattress while leading health agencies of want it could set back the fight against h. i v. aids you and agencies say it will prevent a people from seeking education and treatments for the disease, for fear of the safety and security. barbara and go out to 0 of the neighbor that has been sworn in as nigeria as new president, the 71 year old. as a former governor of lagos, he takes office as africans, most populous country, faces in security, and slowing economic growth. often interest reports for bu jeff after i disputed presidential, the next one i'm going to do both takes the oath of office is not due to 17th the problems he's promised to deal with on his posting office, including so it gives the family tree and you can explore down kidnappings and the succession of this movement which uh, the product of the team is in the sense that the name of by phone which is part of the brands and the middle of the pi. oh yeah. i should be also probably stick with

u. s. u k, a traditional role but also obviously the emerging economies like china and others. ok. thank you so much for analysis. very clear, independent, east africa. i was to, well, thank, thank you. crying on the united states is claiming that more than $20000.00 russian troops have been killed in ukraine since december. us intelligence sources say an additional $80000.00 were injured in the same period according to a d. classified to report off the data from the wagner military group, which has been attempting to take control of back move. gremlins has rejected the u . s. claim saying washington isn't capable of gaining accurate data about russian casualty numbers. la correspondent nick conley in chief, gave his assessment of those casualty figures released by the us. while these are always numbers that are to really be looked at with a lot of caution. these are historic containers. american estimates being relatively conservative, but up to the they're not on the ground, nor able to really fact check all of this. and in a war situation, neither side are publishing official nu

u. k. and i and i didn't apple from people in the u. k. um, no, as far as i from the u. s. in fact that i got my, the most support. one of the things that is often surprising for national security whistle blowers is that the mainstream media are not supportive of our whistle blowing despite the fact that in many ways they're the ones who are the recipients of the information, the observer. publish gear information. how did the observer and other british outlets treat you as a whistleblower where they support is? did they help you in any way? is you prepared to go to trial? well, it was the guardian group, the observer being parts of the guardian group, and that broke the story. and so at one point they did suggest that they would pay for a pay for my lawyers. basically, this was before i had decided on who you know, who would represent me. i had several offers. one of them, as i say, was uh and also by the guardian to pay for my lawyers. but, you know, i, i didn't want to be such a tied by the apron strings to a newspaper group. so, and i did end up going for liberty, which

u. k and the u. s. government believe serious catholic on trade alone is worth 57000000000 dollars each year. they accuse both the city and the gym and rebels of using it to finance their operations. the main destinations are believed to be saudi arabia and iraq, to jordan, and 11 on the city and government supplies to act to end smuggling operations. okay, we're going to bring in, caroline rose. she leaves the projects on the calendar. going straight to the new lines institute, she's joining us from washington dc. very good to have you with us. it was only yesterday that the city of was re admitted to the out of the golf to 12 years of being out in the full. i was in the they, uh, i, which of these the lead when it comes to negotiations with the lee, what kind of impact is the city is drug trade going to have as well. i think it's going to play a much more for middle role than anyone had expected, particularly now that we're seeing and almost all normalization discussions, both multilateral and bi lat

u. s. the u. k. malta in switzerland. uh, all took the podium, essentially accusing russia of using this meeting to distort reality, to distract attention from the war and the ongoing crisis in ukraine, which they blame on russia. switzerland condemned the reason supply, compression of texts on numerous ukrainian regions. we've shocked by the information the dozens of civilians in ukraine, a dead and wounded, also good reports of atrocities there. regarding the freedom of religion, switzerland stands against the spreading of hateful rhetoric wise or religious discrimination. but the fax on the ground do speak for themselves a number of a basically all opposition parties and ukraine has an outlaw to any individual expressing sympathy for russia or opposition to the and pro nato antagonisms going on in the country has been arrested. a number of journalists have been arrested and obtained the ukraine is anything but a shining example of human rights and democracy and freedom and the persecution that the ukrainian orthodox ch

u. s. the u. k. malta in switzerland, all took the podium, essentially accusing russia of using this meeting to distort reality, to distract attention from the war and the ongoing crisis in ukraine, which they blame on russia. switzerland condemns the recent spike of freshman attacks on numerous ukrainian regions. we've shown by the information the dozens of civilians and ukraine, a dead and wounded, also good reports of atrocities there. regarding the freedom of religion, switzerland stand, sample of human rights and democracy and freedom. and the perfect offering them a just continue to paint the other heroes of the don das. i have to paint the famous war hero debris, hers and i will continue to tell the truth through my paintings. and of course uh she, she, she, she, she has a new project with the, the dylan i beg, my, the russian painter, leah polizzi adjustments that, joining us through it on to internationally its so good to meet you. and i'm so proud of what you guys are doing because you are

u. s. plus u. k. so the navy met it, so the you in now it represents the interest of those going to be out the united nation. ha. okay. to that. ok. so you did in that case you lead me on to my next point. so in fact, just just if you would bear with me for a moment here, mikey, because right now there's a lot of commentary on line. people are drawing link. so i'll give you an example. november 2020 to the u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking urges sudan to consider american support for the rapid formation of a civilian lead transitional government. 2 months later, anthony blinking threatens a travel band for sudanese who endanger that agreement. deal february 2023. sudan confirms a deal for a russian naval base. 4 days later, washington sends nearly $300000000.00 to sudan in march, victoria newland, visit sudan to discuss democracy one month later. we have a war, your thoughts? yes, does. so is what, what, what is happening now is that the outputting saddam and the ratio and they want to manipul