u. k, u. s, and german governments to put pressure on israel to support a ceasefire. this is crucial now, especially as we have this new main military offensive in dropbox that will lead to more bloodshed, summer deed from the norwegian refugee cancel. thank you so much for your time. president vladimir putin look certain to win a 5th term in office in russia's elections next month, but he's not running unopposed. 3 other candidates will appear on the ballot. the 4 names will be on the ballot in russia's presidential election. one of them is, of course virginia, which in himself, he's widely expected to win a 5th term and that the candidate will be and you thought sky from the so called liberal democratic party. in truth, it's an altering nationalist party. the 56 year old politician sees himself as no threat to shoot, and he says that every vote for him is not a vote against the serving president. you go, i heard it, the one of as the 3rd presidential candidate, the 75 year old as a member of the communist party. although the communist candidate typically takes 2nd p

u. k, u. s, and german governments to put pressure on israel to support a ceasefire. this is crucial now, especially as we have this new main military offensive in dropbox that will lead to more bloodshed sound data from the norwegian refugee cancel. thank you so much for your time. here's a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. humans who is the rebel, the luxury has held funerals for 17 of its fighters killed and us and british air strikes. the pentagon says it's carried out self defense strikes against the missile, launching facilities who these have been attacking shipping in the red sea, which they say is linked to israel, or 2 people have been killed in the latest violent protests in senegal unrest or ruptured when this month's presidential election was postponed until december present and monkeys fell, says the delay is necessary for a peaceful transition. a rushing drone attack on the ukrainian city of 4 key fast killed at least 7 people, including 3 children. the regional governor says the strikes hit, holmes and infrastructure, causin

u. s. and u. k strikes in response. but also the united states, designating the who sees a terrorist group certainly is not helping the situation either according to the un special envoy. so clearly his role has been trying to insulate the piece, talks from outside pressures, so to speak. but he said that is becoming nearly impossible at this stage. i was one of the briefings saying about the humanitarian outlook for yemen. this yeah. to yeah, it does not look good. another briefer from united nations said that uh uh, the humanitarian situation is looking even more grammar going into the year than it was $18000000.00 people. about half of the many population will need humanitarian assistance. this year alone, about 17000000, you having to use our food in secure and 2700000 women and 5000000 children often the most vulnerable will need treatment for acute mountain nutrition and getting a n t m. and this year seems like it's going to be particularly difficult and costly. the un saying that to a container ships that are ab

u. s. and u. k. strikes on yemen, as well as he cited the us declaring the who these a terrorist organization added all up and that has made a peace process in young men become much more difficulties focusing right now on trying to keep the ceasefire in place or keeping the parameters of that in place, if you will, and resuming the political process. well, escalating regional tensions as best as the un can. talk a short break here, and i'll just say right when we come back mending relations, the turkish president visits egypt for the 1st time in more than a decade, plus a celebration for the super bowl champion, kansas city chiefs turn to tragedy on john 101 that coming up, the, the hello there, let's have a look at the weather across north america. and the foss, moving nor'easter dropped lots of snow because eastern pots of us in eastern canada . and it broke the snow drought in new york city. we had about 2 years without any decent snow, they will look at that, it go to find dusting from that stor

u. k. 's high court as legal team making the final effort to stop the whistleblower from being expedited to america. but he faces 175 years in prison or for exposing washington's 30 secret russian forces, taking another front line town on the battlefield. following this week, the capture of, of do you have now is pushing ukraine even further back in the heart of san reach. and more details emerging of a tragic killing of a 6 year old girl in gossip buys, riley soldiers, audio is released of a desperate phone call. she made in her final moments the top stories of the day end of the week. it's time for the traditional sunday weekly program here on out to you to the face off with the julian hassan. that remains in the balance judge is that the case high school would have yet to make a ruling on his final appeal against extradition to the united states. the way he these founder is, wanted states, side by publishing, secret military and diplomatic files. and then in from us, the video of an apache

u. s. and u. k. strikes on yemen, as well as he cited the us declaring the who these a terrorist organization added all up and that has made a peace process in young men become much more difficulties focusing right now on trying to keep the ceasefire in place or keeping the parameters of that in place, if you will, and resuming the political process. well, d escalating regional tensions as best as the un can talk for a short break here. and i'll just say right, when we come back, indonesia is defense. that is to prevent most of the answers pending victory in the presidential election. plus, i'm gonna see a newman and one of the slightest argentina with the latest inflation figures explain why so many people are having to rely on soup kitchens, the hello that will have a look at africa in mind that's left in the middle east and the spell of unsettled weather, swept across, so the golf springs some heavy rain. so the likes of katasha the you a and a lot. no, we still got some showers in oman on thursd

u. k. u. s. treaty. that treaty prohibits x regarding someone for a political offense. the united states has applied for his extradition, but is treated as a criminal. and this clause car to this is, julian is a dangerous terrorist who is going to flip out on a k installed gunning everyone down in the cold. i was sitting up in the gallery watching this astonishing spectacle of injustice and order to talk to his lawyers. he had to kneel down, fresh, easy that's of across. so a cause here was they had to say and to talk. it was absurd. it makes it very difficult for us as easily will team to take instructions from join. when he's sitting behind us, we have to be constantly watching to see if he's got instructions on what's happening during the course of the hearing. and it's very difficult to talk to him in a secure and confidential way. because in order for him to communicate to us, he has to say it loud enough so that the people next to us can often hear it's our opposing counsel. that's unsatisfactory, of course. and while we made an application, now legal team identif

u. k. 's high court as his legal team makes a final effort to stop that was a blow from being expedited to the united states. that's what he faces. a 175 years in prison for exposing america's dodie and secret russian forces taking another frontline town on the battlefield. following this week's capture of, of the now it's pushing ukraine even further back away in the heart of san region. and scrapping the sanction the echo watch block of west africa. nations says it's lifting the boss which. busy of restricted measures against molly, but you know, fast, so i need air off to month. so rising tensions, it comes off with a trio of state. so it's direction to put the car this the traditional sunday program here. and i'll see international running down the pop headlines of the week and all this on the face of a was a blow. but julian, a sondra does remain in limbo. the judges of the new case, high court have yet to make a ruling on his final appeal. against expedition to the united states when he

or cannot be dictated by germany all by not just states of america or by canada or australia, or u k. s. by the bel air and the follow lighting defensive to, you know, relationship randy palms to offer less than 2 or 3000. and we do not expect any kind of documentation from jimmy one from any point. well, as we mentioned, the world is moving towards multi polarity and it's no longer uno pull or do you think that this is going to affect the west and how much of a problem is this for the us and its allies? and i've been so united states of america as then this airlines also should realize that it is a lot of people that are involved and the world is moving to a monkey or a time and makes therefore, i guess if this is nice, they need to be prudent to not part of united states supplemented by s n. c m. i. to next step is starving 3 entity back. it is no longer read. you need for the ball darby to store the lot of people who are beautiful. this is a monte pro level thinking model t folder was spelled out many fall or something, but there are many important kind of frames there are many signi

u. k. u s. and you nation on back mass killing of tens of thousands of palestinians, mostly women and children and gaza. cost already clinton official provides a joseph knife when the dean of the harvard kennedy school is credited with inventing the time. soft power is they just look at life in the american century is like a who's who of level security powers who charts his rise to become charity usa is national security council. the assistant secretary at the pentagon. he joins me now from cambridge, massachusetts. thank you. so much for of us and i for coming on before we get to the book, i suppose i better off give a briefly about who you think would win a war with the wrong given that to the debate right around the world. that obviously, especially here in the middle east or well, it depends what one means by winning a war. and i think you'd find broad losses on both sides, but american power versus a rating and power. and the simple term, it's not a question, but who will pay what cost is a

u by its agricultural policies. from is have been protesting across the room about government subsidies, environmental regulations and inputs from outside the block the u. s. and u. k. have launched fresh s bikes on the who the rebel group in yemen, who they were on tv said. stripe said the carpets also, not us and u. k. have conducted numerous strikes since the stops of this year in response to the tax on ships passing through the red sea. donald trump has wanda us republican presidential primary election in south carolina, beaten his only remaining rival nikki haley by 20 percentage points. it's his fault comes that gets a victory, leaving him family on cost to become the pots, who is now many $80.00 says to stay in the race and brother roost pose are open for tightly controlled, parliamentary elections, long time leader, alexander, look a single place. his vote, as he pulled in station in the capital minutes, where he also confirmed his intention to run again for precedence in 2025, thousands of opposition policies have been denied registration for today's election . one position leader who is an exile has asked both as to why closets full policies which support

u. k. u. s. you nation moments is a refined so many is up to see much broke the story about the grape prison in iraq, which are to find the world about how the united states conducted that illegal invasion. we see the same things and effects going on with a us proxy, except this time these pictures showing the similarities all the us you gay, you back to is really invasion of gaza will not be on media in nature, nations and the united states. and then uh, the olympian union at old really they're on social media. so people and the young can see them. but so carefully, sense it all day that the similarities cannot be discerned or is meant not to be discerned by the voters at large in west and you are a britain. then the united states we turned attention to west africa where the regional speaker was block has been criticized by the rival gripping office a hell of states over at stone, some the political turbulence in cynical it follows protests in the country over president mackie, selves, decision

zable genocide in gaza with tens of thousands of women and children being murdered at the hands of u k u s you nation moments is a refined so many is up to see much broke the story about the grab prison in iraq, which are if i, to the world about how the united states conducted that illegal invasion. we see the same things and effects going on with a us proxy, except this time these pictures showing the similarities of the us. you gay, you back to is really invasion of gaza will not be on media in nature, nations and the united states. and then uh, the olympian union at old really they're on social media. so people and the young can see them. but uh, so carefully, sense it all day that the similarities cannot be discerned or is meant not to be discerned by the voters at large in west and you are a britain then the united states. after weeks of speculation, president zalinski officially sucked the country's top military officer on thursday general blurry this illusion had serv does commander in chief of ukraine's armed forces since july 2021. despite a string of recent military failures, th

u. k. u. s. you, um, does rel against guys the full support from the bo did that to surprise you or is that direct orders from washington? the board has previously particularly expressed a huge support for genocide as a, in the middle east to receive the day. is there any government during his campaign? he said so explicitly, as she said she already had agreements with is riley government while she was a candidate. so we think she's being very reciprocal. and in that matter, the ar party, the citizens revolution parties, and proposed in parliament a resolution condemning the genocidal acts of israel and, and by this i mean guys and unfortunately the eh, number as members of the she's party, they did not support this resolution and a wasn't passed unfortunately and. and so you have this situation as regards the middle east, you got this amount of debt. millions in ecuador, lying on world food program aid. and now the vice president to president number veronica bed says israel wants to recruit 2500

u. k. u. s. and you nation on back mass killing of tens of thousands of palestinians, mostly women and children and gaza. cauthrin clinton official professor joseph knife. when the dean of the harvard kennedy school is credited within venting the time, soft power is they just look at life and the american century is like a who's who have level security powers. he charts his rise to become charity usa is national security council. the assistant secretary at the pentagon, he joins me now from cambridge, massachusetts, to thank you so much for visiting i, for coming on before we get to the book, i suppose i better off give a briefly about who you think would win a wall with a wrong given that, so the debate right around the world and obviously especially here in the middle east. well, it depends what one means by winning a war. and i think you'd find broad losses on both sides, but american power versus a rating and power. and the simple term, it's not a question, but who will pay what cost is a mor

now where they are reports of new us and u. k. s. strikes on who the target's attacks happened on the district of bates, all saki in the here's the control district of her data. it comes as the un security council has been missing to discuss the political process on humanitarian crisis in yemen. how does go in the bag of the un special envoy, if you haven't addressed the council, rising regional attentions linked to the board goza, and in particular, the military escalation and the red sea. how slowing down the pace of the peace efforts to have as much as i've tried to insulate the piece process from why the region of dynamics. the reality is that mediation efforts and government cannot be need to be caught them off. but as happens, what happens regionally impact steven and what happens in german can impact the reach and capital l as on to has more from un headquarters in new york. the security council held several meetings on a young man last month, but they were behind closed doors. this is the 1st meeting in nearly 5 months to th

same price that the houses found that i'll tell you i'm in now with the raw reports of new us and u. k. s. strikes on who's the targets. the attacks happened in the district of both of ok in the hosting controlled districts of how data now the security council is meeting at un headquarters in new york to discuss the political process and humanitarian crisis in yemen. huns greenberg view and special envoy for yemen, told council members, while the spotlight who is on the red sea. yeah, man is not a footnote or why the regional story rising regional tensions linked to the board does a and in particular, the military escalation in the red sea. how slowing down the pace of the peace efforts as much as i have tried to insulate the peace process from why the region and dynamics. the reality is that mediation efforts in yemen cannot, you need to call them off. but as happens, what happens regionally impacts them in and what happens in yemen can impact the reach and on gabriel alesongo is that the un headquarters in new york? gabriel? what are the briefings that are indicating about the impacts o

okay, let's start with a young man now where the report says new us and u. k. s. drawings on who's the targets. the attacks happened on the district, so based off of policy in the who, the control district of data. the security council is meeting at the un headquarters in new york to discuss the political process and the humanitarian crisis in human. how's going back to the you on special envoy, if you haven't told council members that while the spotlight is on the red sea, human is not a foot note to why the regional story rise in region of exemptions linked to the board goza. and in particular, the military escalation, in the red sea slowing down the face of the separate sierra. as much as i have tried to insulate the peace process from why the region and dynamics. the reality is that mediation efforts in yemen cannot, you need to call them off. but as happens, what happens regionally impact steven? and what happens in yemen can impact the reach, and that's getting me on this. we can speak to gabriel at his own day, who is at b. u and headquarters in new york g

u. s. u u k. on israel, on trial for another genocide like case, tens of thousands, mostly women and children have been killed by nature, weapons, and gaza. while russia and china repeatedly voted the un security council for sci fi, egypt is now wary of his riley ethnic cleansing, of more than a 1000000 palestinians at the rough crossing. it's opposed in public, even by joe biden. and these western european proxies whose bottoms have now attacked iraq, syria, human lebanon, and palestine professor at the time, was given the lifetime achievement award by the british academy, author of the new book, 3 wills, memoirs of an arab, julie's america's professor of international relations at oxford, university consisted one of israel's new historians. you joins me now from oaks, which thank you so much for visitors trying for coming on the show. so. well, i used to be with you. you said that the industrial scale small as a may have taken israel to the verge of committing genocide. why the verge on want evi

u. s. and u. k. on forces responded with strikes and the rebels who have since the 3rd american british interest to be legitimate targets as well. meanwhile, us republican presidential hopeful nikki haley has made an explosive statement urging washington to assassinate the leaders of a rock. syria. you're saying now is the time to hit or on? now's the time to hit their leaders. it's different, don't go and bomb the go to our infrastructure, the infrastructure in a rack in syria. you start with that 1st you do the sanctions and you take out a couple of their leaders. that's the way in their country in there. if they're in their culture, you do like solo money. when they left the country, you figure out where they are, our special operations can do that. and then you take them out. nikki haley with a foreign policy idea there. well, us or her doctor, this sort of longer saves nikki here. least statements reflect the failure of american policy across the middle east ridge to the corporate media. she say

u. k have launch special s drive, fresh air strikes on the here's the rebel group in yemen. ruth, you run tv, so it strikes if the capital so not the us and u. k. have conducted numerous strikes since the start of the, in response to who the attacks on ships passing through the red sea is riley police have to use water cannon to disperse anti government protests as intel, a v for cooling, for the removal of prime minister benjamin netanyahu the demonstration was one of the biggest since the how most of the terror attacks of october 7 last year. and these riley bombardments have gone. so that's for like the body of like st. devonte has been handed over to his mother, according to a spokes person for the light russian opposition laid out nice funeral de town. so if you had been consent earlier this week and a valid these mothers state will far to use for refusing to allow a public ceremony. well, a documentary about retaining lucid african artwork has taken the top prize here at the bowie and international film festival. the golden bed went to the whole me, a joint production between been n

u. k, so the u. s. has a right to defend itself, but all said they are worried about a wider war in the region. you want officials have also expressed concern about a whitening war in the middle east as well as a worsening humanitarian situation in gaza. they're the largest eat operation on raw is itself under attack. the secretary general announced an independent committee to review on right. make sure it's doing everything in its power to ensure neutrality. that's after accusations. 12 of its employees helped them off on october 7, meeting several nations to suspend their funding. we hope that the donors have taken clear notice of the swift action taken by the secretary jones taken by the commission in general to address head on the issues that may exist a week will continue to communicate with donors. they are looking for new donors to meet causes, growing needs. kristin salumi al jazeera, united nations, the us secretary of state has arrived in saudi arabia on what is the 1st leg of a middle east to

u. k. and the u. s. continue their military confrontation. escalation is becoming a real threat with diplomacy being pushed further away in the warren gauze, expanding beyond dispatch alf order and run off on al just here was still a hit here on, on just there. i'm she ever tennessee and south carolina, where donald trump as well, and yet another resumed in victory, and the republican presidential prize in the presidential election in synagogue should be taking place right now. we'll hit why and you tied hasn't been 6. use the color. we're looking at another pretty wet day, so much of a frost. they've got more cloud and rain tumbling in from the atlantic. good enough, the area of low pressure coming in here, and that will bring some very wet and very windy weather into western parts of fraud, southern areas of england to see and some live the show us some when do why the to around central air is ultimate it's right in looking very to stuff is a slow moving area, flight pressure, just not just this way a

u. k and the u. s. continue their military confrontation escalation is becoming a real threat with diplomacy being pushed further away in the warren gauze, expanding beyond dispatch alf order and rattle of hon. elgin's here the to the us now with former president donald trump is the projected winner of the latest republican primaries between nikki haley in her home state of south carolina . it extends his winning streak, bringing trump closer to the presidential nomination and the re match with democratic president joe biden. but a defined haley has filed to remain in the race, or i'm not giving up despite when a majority of americans disapprove of both donald trump and joe by south carolina spoken. we're the 4th state to do so. in the next 10 days, another 21 states and territories will speak. they have the right to a real choice. we'll see how brit tennessee is in charleston, in south carolina joining me now, she have a good to see. so nikki haley vows she's going nowhere. but to what end does she st

u. k, in the u. s, which are leading coalition to fi, china. but again, it's e, there is no chance these absolutely no chance that they could, they could win against china. and keep in mind that they've done the several walk games in the region and every time they would lose.

u. k, and the u. s. suite a would certainly wouldn't want to come to that conclusion with these 2 countries being at that very strong allies side, perhaps the conclusion that they've come to the prosecutor from the office behind me saying that it's a matter of jurisdiction. that no sweetie citizens or swedish territory was involved. it is a convenient way for them to close this without saying, we don't know who did it. it's been a hot potato, one that that hops, happy to pass over to germany investigates is now the work is germany is major efforts have threatened to extend the strike instead of loans. i don't meant operations came to a halt when more than 25000 crowns to off wilkes, off the job for 27 hours. hundreds of flights across the country been cancelled affecting more than a 100000 passages as well that set for maintenance dogs the entire for this news out. so now remember you can always find more on our website out. is there a dot com? i will be back for the top of the hour. so just a couple of

u. k to the u. s. violates of treating between the 2 nations as well. judges delayed a ruling on the west to both the one cam here in las the, for myself, the whole team here at all tease h q. it's good to see of ours and welcome to the program. and let's get started in india, there are being chaotic seems as thousands of outraged bomb is resumed that march on the country's capital unsolved. they reject to the government, also own price guarantees for that produce. today is when just showing the has the very latest the, these are the 10s of thousands of families the what to 100 find where you and use that. i've expressed 710 to march, to new denny, the political capital of the country. they say to hold the government responsible for the promises that will meet to them 2 years ago. now as we speak, the farmers are on standby. they're out the harvey on up a job or doing nothing. dad, this is some $200.00 or less kilometers from the national capital to the date to date on and off. they went to a gas sale

u. k to the u. s. y late a treaty between the 2 nations, as well as the charges today avoiding over wistful glovers the morning day and night. this is all to international thanks for joining us. this task. well, let's get started in india. there being tail take scenes as thousands of outraged farms resumes that march on the country's capital. now it's off to they've rejected a government offer on price guarantees for that purchase of diesel engine sharma has the very latest the . these are tens of thousands of families. what 200 farmer unions that have expressed 710 to march to new delhi, the political capital of the country. they said to hold the government responsible for the promises that were made to them 2 years ago. now as we speak, the farmers are on standby, they're out the harvey on up and job for doing nothing. dad, this is some 200 on kilometers from the national capital all to the day to day on and off. they were to a gas sales set of fi out of the font. most also, physical force was used a

u. k and the u. s. continue their military confrontation. escalation is becoming a real threat with diplomacy being pushed further away. in the warren gauze, expanding beyond dispatch alf order and rattle of hon. elgin's here starts. i saw a break here now to 0 when we come back more demonstrations and send a goal level. the postponement of presidential elections on the film that explodes the legacy of european colonialism in africa as just one of the top prize of the funding film festival on the, on counting the costs. nobody wants to make india, it develops nation. how will that affect frustrated fall of the palace fits into recession? tenant re game is ranking is the world's largest economy foss. coco prices, the soaring and chocolate levels of meetings, the page counting the cost on al jazeera. what happens in new york has implications all around the world to make these stories resonate requires talking to everyday people from their the city and i'll send is doing away with the 1st you want us to g

u. s. u. k, and other western countries have such an extraordinary influence on what is real, does they give them the arms? they give them the economic support and they give them diplomatic cover. i mean, if you think about israel uh, and its treatment at the un security council, the us of stains, they be till they do all the things necessary to provide diplomatic cover for israel. i use of you and for over 30 years, in your view, isn't you when even capable of being more than an extension or a to western interest both to the extent that the you and functions as an extension of the western power you and should not exist because the one was set up you, it should not exist to the extent that it functions as an instrument of western power does not exist. but there is this tension into you. and you know, the u. n. was set up as a normative institution, as a constitutional institution. it was supposed to be about international law, international human rights that a peaceful resolution of disputes, in

u. n. was quote, failing in his duty to prevent what he called a text bookcase of genocide against the palestinians in guys that he also accused the u. s. b, u. k. and much of europe of being, quote, holy complicit in this horrific assault today will speak to him. okay, we're about the utility of the you in and of time like this. we'll also talk about what's at stake for the future of palestine. craig, i wanna thank you for joining me on a front. good to be here. last friday, a prime minister benjamin netanyahu, or the population of guys is a rough, rough district to be evacuated ahead of unexpected ground invasion. the mc international secretary, general, one that civilians and guys are, were at court grave risk of genocide in response to israel's order. at this point is was killed over 28000 palestinians and likely more because many people are still lost in the rubble. it's now been nearly 4 months since you left you proves that the un in protest. how is it that months later, they're still not doing much of anything to stop this assault as well. i think it's because the fundamental dynamics that i and others want about all the way back in oct

u. s. military has released these images of strikes lowest from its full ships, the u. s. and the u. k. say they've had dozens of targets inside government, including underground weapons, deaf those missile systems, and launches who these have attacked multiple vessels in the red sea since the beginning of the israel come off for in october. 0 far as sign is the former us ambassador to yemen. he's now with the middle east institute in washington dc and gave us his assessments on the impact the strikes would have on who's the operations as the, you know, i, i mean, certainly the us of the u. k. uh know what they're striking at i, i suspect there will be a battle damage assessment made. i would assume that we have hit the targets that we were aiming at, or the issue is, uh, is 2 fold. one, of course is how much damage is actually doing uh to their job ration, so their facilities to their equipment. and secondly, how difficult is it going to be for the who these to replace it? because one of the things that i think people need to keep in mind is that as long as the iranian resupply contin

u. s. u. k has been the additional strengths against the admin building to a joint statement in the assault talk with in dozens of who these sites in the regions. i was in response to a type, again call though vessels of the red sea. and so the revolution was sunken american all the time to end the call golf or the 8th of those coming. no information on casualties from either. it says, according to this funds lesson for the who, the forces, the us and u. k. all the aggressors, the, the naval forces have been there many armed forces to help of god almighty carried out a quality to military operation in which they targeted an american oil ship, the gulf of the don. it's a number of appropriate naval missiles while the air force targeted in the number of american wars in the red sea with a number of drones. the many armed forces of, from the we will confront us british escalation with more qualitative military operations against all hostile targets and the red. and the radian sees in defense of our

u. k. and the u. s. continued their military confrontations. escalation is becoming a real threat with diplomacy being pushed further away. and the war and gothic sandy, beyond just fetch out border rattle of hon. i'll just here still head hey all out. is there a why the west on for can regional block echo us is lifting sanctions imposed on this? yeah, oppenheimer both and how i know that historical, i think about the race to build the 1st atomic bomb when it's the top on the screen actors guild awards by stories after the break, the hello. we have fine sunshine for a good pots of venezuela, but you push a little further south. you can see the sun that has the pop, cold clouds, usual heavy showers, the coast at western side of the amazon base, and we'll break down, pulls, coming through. here's another lot examples. also i bring up a little further south northern areas of odds and tina sing along the spells of frame, while the most solid ray making its way across the want, a service through the river fl

u. a on the 2nd anniversary of the beginning of russia's defense of the people of what was eastern ukraine, subject to ethnic cleansing up to the u. s. e u u k. back made, and qu, in 2014. it's also been a week when the usa, a game, vetoed a un security council resolution to ends of the nato nation of genocide in gaza. and that there is one publication that is synonymous with exposing global war crimes. it is wiki leeks, the subject of an appeal in london court. this week will our interviews with its found a julie and assange before his torture by british authorities in london are available on our rumble channel. joining me from the caribbean is friend and supporter of julian assange, legendary pink floyd front man. roger ward is roger. thank so much for coming on. it's a sad time since i think we mentioned in person so many of us on just the pauses of have died as mentor, gavin mcfadden, vivian westwood. most recently, our friend john pilled, you your reaction to this week's judgements in london or non judgment in london as well. yeah, we don't know. we don't know if there's going to be any kind of a church. well we, we wait to say, i've be