u. k. security services, involvement, and a series of attacks on the north stream pipelines. russia has repeatedly called for a joint investigation into these attacks. the fact that the west refused the proposal confirms they have something to hide. the one said that it's in contact with authorities. that's don't forget that the united nations were the ones saying that the safety of cargo ships is very, very important. and all these countries, ukraine, russia and turkey were supposed to facilitate the safety of this minister in corridor through which the grains were supposed to go. and now we're seeing that safety can no longer be guaranteed. of course, the landscape office is saying that this is all shambles. this is russia trying to blackmail the world some more they mentioned. will we've already seen nuclear blackmail? we've seen energy blackmail, and now we have this agricultural blackmail. so they're saying that this is all russia trying to once again as we're further with the north stream, attacks with service topple as well, that this is just russia sabotaged itself, as it always does to he

security going to look like? because the reason why we're, we are where we are, is that we are at the behest of the united states and it's accolade the u. k. they created a european security system, not only without russia but against russia, and they want to do it again. and then we have to look back to december 17th on a sound like a broken record, but we had, you know, what russia set out very clearly in black and white, what it expect expects for its own security needs within europe. this is being completely ignored. again, and because it was ignored, we know what happened on february 24th. so what are these people thinking about mart this? i'm sorry to put it seems to break it to you, but they are thinking of and you super states, which is what they've been dreaming also decades. if not longer, you know, the federalist and brussels people like this plan. people like macaroni embarrassed dream of united states of europe. and part of that dream is having a real solid, tangible, foreign policy that actually goes beyond just fancy words of european commission press releases, you know, and this, and this is really part of the problem. you

u. k. official peak about traditions and culture of custody society as different from those that are upheld in the u. k. no painting culture as the determine to securing the rights of the people, the flex, blame away from abuse to state systems, including the criminalization of complex relations and without the 70 years imprisonment and things the cut that the people, as for the thir and for progress on gbc rights, this does not take into account that l g, b, c, people in 5 are being arrested and the pain by preventive security forces held in an underground prison and destiny and ha and subjective beatings and sexual harassment in police custody. and is the message here also particularly coming from from the u. k, but it could be from any country. we advocate human rights for everyone, including the l g, b, t, q, community. but the world cup is an exception because it's football, it's soccer. and it's about money, so please look the other way. isn't that the message that's being sent here? no pain saying football as an a political theme that does not allow for leverage to be used by the government and by the fall, against the custody warranties to mak

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u. s. navies, flagship carrier group, is returning to the sea of japan for exercises with south korean forces. the un security council met on wednesday, where the u. s. condemned north korea. the dpr k has enjoyed blanket protection from 2 members of this council. these 2 members have gone out of their way to justify the t dpr, kay's repeated provocations and block every attempt to update the sanctions regime . in short, 2 permanent members of the security council have enabled kim young on while the u. s. condemned, the latest launch has saying they violate un resolutions and our regional and international threat rubble. bride as more from self is a flurry of miss alexander. he seems to be continuing the too short range, ballistic missiles detected 1st, light on thursday, being fired from an area of some stock which is close to pyongyang. now, according to south korean military officials, at the 1st time that the missiles have been detected from this area. so the suspicion is that they were launched from mobile launches. so they seems to be north korea again developing and illustrating its ability to deploy and launch missiles relatively quickly. wherever it chooses. one flew 350 ki

from hong kong and he spoke of how he had, he thought he put that national security law behind him when he got the plane to the u. k, m and instead here he is, you know, it's, it's sort of a, an attack on sovereignty. in many ways. i think this is where it's going to be in the, the u. k. will have to act. and what a can do is offered the protections that had that it can am obviously, since the 1997 hand over and you case influence in hong kong has been less. but it's showing that by offering on calling people the right of abode in, in the u. k. that a can do something by providing a safe haven. but it becomes very warden now to show that they can protect those people and indeed their families when and when this sort of thing happens. and given the current chaos, if the u. k. government to you can well imagine how distracted they are on domestic affairs to really not be able to focus on foreign policy and including with this snafu. so it'll be interesting to see how that plays out over the next few days. i am curious about looking at the situation where we see chinese attempts to suppress free speech in the u. k. a.

ukrainian military told al jazeera, it suspects the russian attacks of secure air defense points and ammunition. depos, but not to advance the u. k. 's new chancellor jeremy hunter's warning of difficult decisions ahead, including an increase in taxes and being seen as another blow to prime minister. his trust is all 40 security forces in between a fast so say armed groups have killed at least 3 soldiers and 8 civilians. the group has said to have been ambushed and the northern province of nomine tango neurons. government says a fire at the even prison into iran has been brought under control. gunshots were also had. those are headlines out 0 investigations is next. ah ah, al jazeera has obtained the largest leak of documents in british political history . my god, this is unbelievable is absolutely shocking. hundreds of thousands of in town or communications. expose how operative secretly take control of britain's labor party . labor party is a criminal conspiracy against its members. free speech was shut down. they tell the inside story of house i kiss, darma, who could be britton's. next, prime minister leads a lawless party wh

u. k. in european union. it does not help their energy security. it does not help nigeria as economy and it does not help the environment. it is a hypocrisy that must end. if you're in the media headlines, you would think that the west is so altruistic and good, that it force billions in south africa, expecting nothing in return. and that eradicating poverty is the main interest. but that's not quite the full store it research by health. barbara to action shows that around $192.00 bill and a year taken out of africa more than 6 times the amount of 8 it receives. this includes elicit financial flows, the profits of multinational companies, illegal logging and fishing. and finally, in now the big one back since, remember the western narrative where all in it together? well, by your side, africa, yell ok. rich and powerful countries used money and their political influence to procure hundreds of millions of doses, shutting poor countries out of the market. in fact, europe, in for that some centers didn't even open up to the african market. as a result

k. u missile used only by ukraine. former pentagon senior security unless miko meliss believe such coverage of the conflict is a clear example of propaganda. ukrainians speak one thing and, but do another. i mean, this is constant. they've been showing the dumbass region for 8 years, and it's never reported in the west. the west doesn't know what pain and suffering that they're inflicting from the people in these, in these areas. it's propaganda. at its worst is the us trying to portray ukraine is innocent and, and neglecting and conveniently forgetting that they've been, they've been waging war against innocent civilians for all these years. tensions between the latin american countries and the united states are heating up once again. columbia, as president, has taken aim at washington's policies for quote, ravaging the economies of south central america. gustavo petro saved the u. s. pursuits only its own financial interests, regardless of who is hard, does a consequence. yeah, no, not going to say konami go in economic crisis is coming. the united states has virtually ruining every econo

u. k. voice allegations saying that russia was weapon ising, the security council meeting. what do you make of this kind of statement, especially given the issues at hand? honestly, i don't even know what that means. it's just a silly state. and i mean, the security council exists and the un charter makes it clear to deal with issues of international peace and security. well, i mean the, the issues that rushes raising go very deeply to that you know, the attack on this nordstrom pipeline. i've heard other commentators say, and i agree was the worst state sponsored terrorist act that we've seen you know, in maybe ever. and what could be more important then to deal with, than that, you know, by the security council, this goes to the core of international peace and security. and this should have been brought to them. and the security council should deal with it. but i, i truly data will, you know, it was interesting to watch during this meeting was the fact that rushes representative brought up a number of points. and then the u. s. representative came in and simply accused ru

u. k. in european union. it does not help their energy security. it does not help nigerian economy and it does not help the environment. it is a accuracy that must end. if you are in the media headlines, you would think that the west is so altruistic and good that it force billions in south africa, expecting nothing in return. and that eradicating poverty is the main interest. but that's not quite the full store it. the narrative ignores the fact that the richie givers are in fact taking more than they give. in reality, africa is not poor, but it's people are being kept in poverty by a combination of inequitable policies. huge disparities in power and criminal activities, perpetuated and sustained by wealthy elite both inside and outside of the continent . research by health while to action shows that around $190.00. so beal and a year is taken out of africa more than 6 times the amount of 8th it receives. this includes elicit financial flows, the profits of multinational companies, illegal logging and fishing. and finally, in now the big one back

secure. a bills wouldn't go up, but also they'd be sustainable and green. big issue for the cost of living crisis in the u. k. is people's, any people's, again a bright, especially the way to address that is not simply by any secure cerebral fuel as well. insulate homes, build homes that are, you know, 0 carbon and so forth. but that goes to craig jobs. what we could be doing is train up those who lost their jobs in the older industries out to be the insulators to be the people that fit the people charging points to people that build the buses that be the people that have the grid change. and so forth, so we can address the costs, living crisis issues, round instability a by actually dealing with the climate change. so actually it's a solution. so the problems we face is not my worries. but ladies are, you know, i think they've got a green pass. they blame putin and ukraine. they blame the cost in christ to see that we can't do anything. right. so let's delay take an action to light on or they set targets that will materialize once they've stopped in the prime minister. was have stopped in the president 2050