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u. k. talkative, to see positions in the country and retaliation for a tax on shipping. and the rest, the one can hear it most good. this sunday, the 14th of january, you attended for the week today, our round up of the big events of the past 7 days, and the very latest to pull us welcome. it will be, i'll be getting this out with a grim anniversary because it has been exactly 100 days since the start of the war . and gaza is really offensive, has claimed the lives of almost 24000 people. more than 60000 palestinians have been injured. hundreds of thousands of people worldwide have taken to the streets to radi and support all the palestinian people protested and fee and a malaysia south africa, the who pay us on indonesia as well as in thailand, japan, it's an increase on taxes. on the demonstrations. we'll talk of a local day of action, so pa, to sign on to cool as well. to end this, send me some documents. we had some, some says say to come to the united states government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to the te set um and is that all the funds that

u. k. talkative, who's the positions in the country, in retaliation for a tax on shipping in the web the, you're welcome to all the international next to joining our program. this sunday we run through the big stories of the past 7 days, plus the very latest to great to have you with us. it will beginning this uh with a grim anniversary. it has been exactly 100 days since the start of the war, and garza is ready to defense if has claimed the lives of always 24000 people, one more than 60000 palestinians. i've been injured. hundreds of thousands of people worldwide have taken to the streets to riley, in support of the palestinian people protested. been seen in the main shop, south africa, the u. k. u. s. and indonesia, as well as in thailand, japan, it's an increase on pakistan on the demonstrations part of a globe this day of action for palestine on the pool as well to end. it's gradually from apartments. we heard from some of those taken to the united states government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to the to use it. um and is that all the forms that are dropping on

u. k. talking to through the positions in the country, in retaliation for a tax on shipping and the rest, the day, the hello, the saki international and it is sunday. so you have joined us if we pay our round up of the top $7.00 uh, stories of the last 7 days. and of course, the very latest to welcome as we all beginning uh this uh, with a grim anniversary because it has been exactly 100 days since the start of the war . and garza is ready offensive, has claimed the lives of almost 24000 people, while more than 60000 palestinians have been injured. hundreds of thousands of people worldwide have taken to the streets to riley in support of the palestinian people. protest have been seen in malaysia of south africa, the u. s. u. k. on indonesia as well as in tyler and japan, and it's in the greece and pack a song, the demonstrations part of the global day of action. so kind of starting to cool as well to ended suddenly from boston and we had some, some of those take the united states government is comp

u. k. talking about the broad consensus against the who fee of tax condemning them ongoing, who the attacks from the red sea are legal, unacceptable, and proudly and profoundly disliked buzzing rather than mess. there's no big here. we close to the immediate end of these attacks and release of unlawfully detained bustles increased for who receives will bear the responsibility of the consequences . should they continue to preston, lights i whether this will have an effect on companies like less, but what we'll have to see. but right now this will serve any questions about what exactly the us as organized as under this umbrella of operation prosperity going here. all right, you have your time today in washington dc. thank you very much. i. so let's go on to rome now, and andrea dusty, who's assistant professor international relations and global politics at the american university of rome. he joins us live from the now. thank you very much for joining us. that's. that's one things back a bit to that l

you craig, move, see a shift in how west the politicians are talking about u. k. there's, there's more talk about p students negotiations, negotiations negotiated settlement to this complex on the one hand. on the other hand, you have hooks in the, in america, in europe, uh, quoted for me all at schooling for probably needs to be tut. ogle made uninhabitable for, for russian forces. calling on you create to to know which mass strikes against climate we have go see you credit attempt to target crime in cities. uh, population centers as well as ministry sides or the peninsula for the move we've, we've recently a member of the european parliament from a sonia, come out and say that europe should now send for 800000. you created, men believe, to have taken refuge and you can set them against the will to fight and you can cooling them. cowards, which is of course are easy to do for somebody who hasn't seen the intensity and the she bloodshed of the cold and 6 put society again a change in the way the, the, the complex is view the booth brush up at the board. why thank y

u. k. in the us, he talked about the recent intervention. st. catch all prefers diplomacy over military intervention. he believes that off to the u. k. and us intervention, there's a high risk of uh, the escalation. he said that those attacks could mean for the expansion. you refer them to the attack that we saw in recent 1000 bill is the recent recently. and also he talked about the attack we saw inside the ron and come on, which was carried out we believe by ice. so he said, when you get to balance like this in the middle east region, then all sorts of players as he put it, can pop pop, unexplored, the situation. now remember that the us and u. k line is that what's going on in the red sea? he's got nothing to do with goes up, but he made the point that you've got to fix the main problem because this is all spelled over in his view, in the region from the will in gaza. and he made the point, the one that when that was that truce for 7 days in gaza, that all of the other problems around the region stopped during that period. he was in the conversation in the world, i can only for behind which is ju

u. k, have again struck cruise. you talk it's to and you haven't and the u. s. has conducted strikes against you with the anti shipped missiles aimed into the southern red sea. has a cold hand has worn out from washington dc. the us central command is announced. another 2 strikes against who's the target in yemen. this time they say they were going after anti ship missiles that were aimed at the red sea. all of this comes as the white house. it sends out a statement about the attacks that took place on monday against those who the targets. this is a joint statement though, and it's a little bit different because up until now there been a handful of countries that have signed onto these statements. but this one has $23.00 other countries plus the united states. they include the czech republic, estonia hungry italy, lots of the republic of korea. the list is fairly long. so that is a bit of a change. and this is what the pentagon said about those earlier strikes and how effective they believe they were. since january 11th, we've assessed, we assess that we've dest

u. k and germany who keep talking rather confusing language about the need for sustainable c spa. what do they mean by that? when you get into the details, they mean a c spots that could be set to say once tomas has to be defeated. so an effect is no different from the us. oh for that matter, these right, the position are times maybe that for the moment that james bay's at the hague, the let's across to the heart of it all, to southern dogs. it's a rafa all across one. it's kind of my mood joins is from the i need people were waiting on transportation for these rulings, not likely account. cool for us. these for the south africa and palestinians. and the supports has wanted yes, a really great deal of the frustration of the resentment because the one element that increasing go across the goals is to be including the children were waiting for with the patient. don't tell us, is that the ongoing intense bomb and do or waiting for that statement, one statement could have relieved an entire population, largely the place and more profoundly traumatized as the bombing continues across t

u. k. deliberately sabotaged those piece, talks and assemble. and since then, they've been doing everything possible to throw gasoline on the fire. we know about the attack that destroyed the, the pipeline, the gas pipeline to the baltic sea. as a good reason to believe that the u. s. was behind that the us, great britain in poland were involved with destroying that, that pipeline which was a terrorist attack for the worst terrorist attacks since up since, you know, in the past 30 years since 911 this 20 years, it was on the use of uncertainty unfortunately, i said is, of course, because i am an american citizen, but we constantly see that the us in great britain are sponsoring terrorism. they are sponsoring terrorism against russia and russian interest against the rest of the people. and this raise a tremendous questions. i mean, what do we do now? we the global community, what do we do now to us and in the u. k. okay. obviously they're great powers, but they're supporters of terrorism. and according to international law, aren't we suppose to i

u. k is as, um, being the last talk in this case and going along. unfortunately, what you're seeing is not just a violation of international law. it's a violation of constitutional law. us president, the by new ministration did not ask permission from washington from the congress which is required under article one and an under. they are supposed to ask for permission and to go to war with another nation. this is blatant, you know, violation of that. and you have several members of congress on both sides of the aisles complaining about it. so you have a real risk developing. but of course, this was the plan, rory, they planned all along to, to start this conflict with human because what are they trying to do? they're trying to a, gone around. they're trying to start a hot war with iran. i said this in october, i'm saying it to you now. anthony, blinking is as outright line to the camera when he says that they're not looking for a wider regional more. they're absolutely are looking for a wider regional war and they're doing it on the day. and it's, i

u. k. government and it mustn't be complicit in potential genocide through supporting israel. a form of u. u. k. director of human rights watch a solution talking about the site of the u. k. supported a genocide case being put against me in my in november in the i c j. and so it frozen to release the position on israel and on gaza. i mean, however, though, so far, it doesn't seem that there's any real shifting all positions from european nations . we did see an interview given by david cameron, new k foreign minister and his dental earlier in the day before the shooting came out and which he maintained that the south african move. putting this case forward in the i, c, j was not a helpful one. it wouldn't help in securing the pause in fighting. he said that we will need and a seat. there's been a very the l squared across europe as well as a similar message from spain to what we heard from the e u. and that it was a fairly straightforward endorsements. all of the i, c, j, reading the spanish government. se causing all parties to respect and comply with these measures in their entirety. and that spain continued to go for an immediate cease fire

u. k. i've been talking several sides linked to who the vice is in the capital. they are starks of in response to month. so proof is a tax on ships crossing the red sea with the officials say that targeting vessels linked to israel. we're going to get more from she how many times he's joining us now live from washington dc. so what has the pen to go on and the presidential bind? the wife has been saying about all of this. well the next round of strikes that we had in the early hours of the morning, saturday morning, summer time was the us as a radar, a radar sites in the air, many capital. what about, as you said, follows the some 28 locations struck by the us 24 hours prior to that the message has been? look, i mean, if we will load, hesitates to retaliate if the avenues continue to attack shipping. and that seems to be the plan as far as we can tell. we did have a briefing from depends again in the on friday afternoon, local times. yeah. and it really seemed like, yeah that's, that's the parameter. if the, if, if it has these continue. ready you know what base

u. k. and united states bombing. yep. and they, you know, they, they described as an active self defense. i mean, hold on a 2nd, america has not been a talk to the territory of the u. k as not being a tax here just like they also say, oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, the saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and we had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with a civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us as a top ones reading pop to the candidate has won the presidential election after winning 40 percent of the ballots. now the opposition has conceded defeat. after lighting k receive nearly a 1000000 votes more. while in joining the presidential victory, the ruling party has suffered lossless end deposit legislative race beijing. and it says that the ruling party does not represent the time when these people

u. k, have launch 2 s strikes, talking a portion of the day to province. us, according to the reports issued on site today, they asked rights come as humans who the rebels have stepped up a tax on vessels transiting the right seat. the on friday who theme is saw. it's a british tongue of the coast of you. i'm in the shopping center in support of the oppressed, the palestinian people, and in response to the american british aggression against our country. the naval forces, along with the help of god, carried out to target to the operation against the british oil tank. moreland, lawanda in the gulf of 8, i'm using a number of suitable naval miss alice. the hits was by wrecked, leading to expanding many armed forces, the from the continuation of their operations in the red sea. i shall add to the already being against israeli ships of those heading ports of oakland, california until the aggression stopped in food and medicine will deliver to the east kind of city and people in the cause of stroke. and i was ready for his car that you know, the 9th of rights in the occupied westbank. north west

u. k. government says that the main talk with us a little bit more about london's calculation and it's concerned about a wider regional conflict. well, of course, why the original conflict is on many people's minds when it comes to attacks and that you can't government are saying that those strikes of proportion that and also limits he's on the defense minister has said that it's a duty to protect the vessels in the red sea, however, we have had some reactions open eyed. we have some, a position politician, one labor, and he who has treated that there is risk offsetting, the region alights, handled for you see, this is something that late but, and also other politicians. a want to know more about they want to actually be able to dis, costs the crisis and also just assess the risk, the potential risk that these the u. k. and us left as strikes could present in the research. so opposition for the patients? have osborne, paul, i'm going to be record for that to the debate and also vote on the strikes dw, spare, give mass with a few from one to thank you. of the meantime, israel will defend itself a

thank you very much. indeed for talking to us right now. the u. k. has announced more than $3000000000.00 and military aid for ukraine during that visit to the capital key prime into service the soon accept the funds would help ukraine purchase new surveillance and drone and on the 10th drums. so not can your training and president loving manager landscape also assign a secure which vehicle does it was at the bank as more from the ukrainian capital. this is a show of friendship solidarity. i guarantee you feel like you can give more money worth of lessons, drones on a to ukraine and give it for us to come. but this visit comes straight off the back of the united kingdom, joining the united states, informing him and something prime minister. so next it was limited to action. i mean line with the un charter. and also he emphasized with ukrainian saying that they have had to enjoy an enormous amount of suffering over the past 2 years. the has oppose the cease fire and gaza and that the united kingdom is actively involved in the escalation of that confli

playing a game and stage until you make it now they made it because they've been talking about fighting the us and the u. k for 10 years, and now they have to get the chance to. and so this is going to really expand their possibilities for natalie recruiting internally, but potentially trying to encourage others in, in the region and even far beyond to be inspired by the way i find one labeled a global process. sorry, just one question. but before i let you go, so if you think that deterrence is not going to be helpful here, what would you advise, washington and london as they're looking at this issue, what choices are they have other than military force? spell? it is about what the trends actually means, and unfortunately these, these attacks we're, we're, we're a, if you're going to watch an attack and needed to be more forceful than what we're seeing. and that, that, unfortunately this down a very dangerous time. what we need to look at is how to draw that when he's attention away from shipping. because right now that is the, the principal concern because every person on earth is affected by it. and tha

talked about. it's on k, whether the u. k. government with bet to do that. certainly without the united states that seem very unlikely they would potentially need parliamentary approval for strikes on the mainland. and as russia in particular has made very clear in recent days. and this is something that will be discussed with you in security council later on today. it's very unlikely that these countries will try and intervene inside the admin without real play of security council backing because of the certification. so that cease fire that's held for several months between the who sees in the north of yemen and the saudi by forces in the south of the country. and that's really interesting and, and just to briefly complete that picture, you know, anthony, blinking it was in by rain right now. home to the us to fleet. he was asked, well, will there be further action from us assets in the region? he said, we don't telegraph what we do so, so the mystery remains whole for now. but thank you very much for all that contacts, billing marks, reporting there from

welcome to the talk to you in the us and u. k. have set the strides for men to detroit. the who pays, but do you expect that to happen? not at all. unfortunately, the turns is subject to concepts and what would determine me or you might be very different from what would deter somebody else. and in this case of who these are only going to be emboldened by what has happened. they have a long for the attention of the us in the u. k. and they have long helps the narrative that their struggle over the last decade has been against the u. s. and the u. k. they've been facing it all along, but now it actually has come through and so they have an opportunity to not only emboldened their movement and energy, but recruiting new people to it. and then likely will result in much, much more aggressive attacks on their part. not a deterrence in any way. so the whole, these have not been to, to the red sea is not any fear for other, any alternatives. well, i think there are a number of things that we have to do because and fundamentally the goal has to be to stop the who do some attacki

talking about the fact that the u. k. can not stand for this behavior. they have taken what he called limited necessary and proportionate action in self defense. that statement very carefully wooded throughout and something that people here in the u. k. will no doubt be watching very close to what lawrence cool was ever tied u. s. navy captain and then format assistance section of defense. he says the strikes when necessary to send a strong message to the who. i think it will improve the situation the cause. these attacks have been going on as you imagine. since november, the united states has what uh, uh, a group of countries together, but they haven't done anything to stop the attacks. recently you had to hold expiring law in american helicopters. so i think the united states base with the water to do 2 things, send a signal to the hoodies. i cannot do it themselves. that's why they got the u. k to join us here. so what does that look like? just the unified american operation. and then they have about 5 other countries have provided navy, so there. bus

u. k and united states bombing. yep. and they, you know, they, they described as an active self defense. i mean, hold on a 2nd, america has not been a talk to the territory of the u. k. has not been a tax here just like they also say, oh, they're trying to save democracy. they're not trying to save anything. they're not trying to help anything. they're basically justifying a trillion dollar defense budget. what this is going to do is this is also upsetting the saudis, the saudis put out a statement telling me us to back off. and they had gotten through as you know, just a few years ago with the civil war in the same region. so yes, this is about to escalate to other countries getting involved besides the u. k. just being the laptop for us of this to 1000000 took to the streets in yemen to denounce the west and strikes on the country around the world. cities are holding demonstrations of solar diversity with palestinians. for example, the engine easing capital of jakarta were all correspondence that hospice report the wire. now those are the master says that the protest with people on trending during the health plan this saturday morning

u. k. defense secretary just a moment ago. are there any indications that the u. k. might take further action against the who these after their initial response? a full circle growing. so i've talked about succeeding necessary action, the ministry defendants are in the u. k. has not been willing to explain what that might mean. don't forget. they all of the already nation alongside the us that send me that 3 assets into that naval region, that they are the ones that have been involved in trying to defend commercial shipping against these drug and, and miss all the science we've seen since mid november. this the 26th attack since the start of this escalation, by the who is the rebels. but in terms of what the u. k. government would be able to do whether they've st parliamentary approval for strikes on the many mainland against areas control bodies that remains to be seen, but as anthony big and that was talking about. this is a trillion dollars worth of trade through this region every year, 15 percent of all traded goods around the world around 10 percent of all supplies passing through that area. so this is incredibly significant, not just the major economies, but for the developi

u. k. it least, spain belgium and the czech republic. we talked about it with the economy, so i can how he feels, the fashionable move towards electric vehicles. could be a thing factor. and all this i was pretty like um, amazed or shocked. but the 2nd run, i've seen that this decision was made by german comedy because quite a couple of times through the posts for his 3. so in the one moment they sell all the dealerships and their work out of their garage, then on the other, in a few years later they buy them all back in this sense. um, i would say they have not the best uh the they don't see the brightest future for these dealerships. maybe because so they are putting more stress on a electro, it'd be kills. and those ve codes don't need that many repair parts. the state of affairs of the company by might still be good, but they are playing with the future because a big part or not a good part of the value of that mercy dispense is that you can have repair everywhere. and in a very short distance to where you are, this is a pretty um, delicate si

u. k. a by allies, i'm talking about countries such as australia, denmark, france, all right, even who are positive, i kind of coalition in that area in support of those strikes. there are other nations that are expressing disquiet. chucky, for example, president, other one that describing the attacks is disproportionate and the keys in the us and u. k. a tried to turn the red sea into a sea of blood. and like pros and russia has attacked the, as the attacks is illegitimate saudi arabia, which is trying to come to some sensitive piece deal with the who t's but they've been at low risk for so many years. they are gravely concerns. they say probably developments and oman, which usually is an ally of the us in the u. k. in that area. the amount of foreign minister send us prisoners attack against targets went against his country's advice, unwillingly at fuel to an extremely dangerous situation. all thank you very much indeed. bob brennan, in london, we're going to bring in our white house correspondent kimberly hawkins fund, but, but it was explaining to us they are the kind of lead up to tha

u k, and singapore. coming in as a right number, ace. over all mr. post, we're talking solutions here. what does germany need to do to become more innovative, more ready for the future? the hey, innovation is key indeed, and germany has been quite good at innovation, but it's more about what's called modern and innovation. so improving cause of them all getting better machinery and germany has struggled mall with the being successful in disruptive innovations. in new technologies, we need to do something about that well, so we need to invest more in a research and development, but we also need to create better conditions. phone usually created companies. if you look at the number of and you would have created a company's, a germany is weaker, he a lot weaker than the us. everybody knows that. but also we could then the okay, so we need to create better conditions, fall of the creation of new companies that has to do with capital markets with the tech system and so on. and we also need to create better conditions for our existing companies to innovate in germany does have a lot of very

u k and singapore coming in as a right number ace. over all mr. post, we're talking solutions here. what does germany need to do to become more innovative, more ready for the future? the innovation is key indeed, and germany has been quite good at innovation, but it's more about what's called modern and innovation. so improving, causing them all, getting better machinery and germany has struggled more with the being successful in disruptive innovations. in new technologies, we need to do something about that with so we need to invest more in research and development, but we also need to create better conditions for mudy crated companies. if you look at the number of annuity created, the companies a germany is weaker, he a lot weaker than the us. everybody knows that, but also a week of then the okay, so we need to create better conditions, fall of the creation of new companies that has to do with capital markets with the tech system and so on. and we also need to create better conditions for our existing companies to innovate in germany does have a lot of very successful industrial

they acted right closely, put risk and put lives at sea at risk, talking about the fact that the u. k. consult stands with the havior. they have taken what he called, limits it necessary in proportion to action. in self defense, that statement very carefully wooded throughout and something that people here in the u. k. well, no doubt be watching very closely. and then there's a lot to be than any kind of political blowback for prime minister. assume that i mean, given those spheres of a wide or regional escalation, as you know, we've heard from russia down or the last couple of days in particular that concerns about the situation inside the admin and the possibility that intervention by the us, by the u. k. by all those wood tennessee spock a renewal of items between the 2 warring factions, the who sees in the north and the side, the back cover this and the forces in the south of the country. so not has already over the last few as since the, the tax became something that clearly we're going to take place. his face criticism from many of his physical opponents saying that he should ha

talk. it's in yemen by us and u. k. forces as well the us does not wish to see escalation towards the region wide war, but this is in fact what is getting through its own action. i think for me, this is a another case of failure. all of us diplomacy. you can see the ask you look tory steps, the how to use a bomb, some ships, so or, or a tag, some ships and that see they also a lot of human slides at this room. they then become direct participants. and because a war now the us and britain are bombing the house, he's in yemen, which is related to the gaza or so the u. s. joint ends and becomes a direct participant. and because of war, uh, this can only escalate from here. is ebony is from, is all, uh, already active and is bound to get worse if you get on is trying to do something, but hasn't decided yet a quite what that is. um, but i think this is a, a bad mistake. and i think that should have been a better effort to deter the hosea is to convince them somehow. but ah, if, if the us and britain think that this was sile

the resilience somehow that quite in bold and here, i mean when you, when you can talk about, you know, america in the u. k. and the circled coalition of the willing, you know, they just bomb 6 so called targets and yeah, men, but the, who with these are they dug in. they've got an awful lot of missiles that they've got a lot of iranian missiles and iran has some of the best to resolve in the world. the know the who with these have those results. but i mean, just briefly and i've only got 30 seconds for this alley, but 5 and even admitted the bombing, the who with these isn't going to change anything. so why continue that speaks as a problem of the american addiction to the use of military force. you know, there have been precious pile on the american administration from some of these more focused voices in washington to do something to carry out some kind of military reaction against the holidays. but it has simply about down to the pressure. and i think this reflects on the american bankruptcy in dealing with the situation and also the lack of american readiness to put pressure on his ramble because ice

they also talking about the fact that to the u. k. japan and the arrow k a going to, we've discussed, developed the corporation is quite to wishy washy. the way they phrased it. but that they said something like nuclear related co corporation. and just kind of made the statement that he made to keep in mind to you see the thing is because a week nissan yahoo said that there will be no posting in the state to come down and said, we're not going to unite with them with the south koreans and when you people have with the year it's terrible. when instead of condenser unit 2, we have trends which divide us. and yet this is a systematic process. is this across many regions. and the main contributor to that trend of those who believe the to be the most of the end of us. they think that the, they built the us for half a millennium telling people how to live and that they're going to continue doing the same thing. this logic.

talk. it's in yemen following attacks by the rebels on ships in the red sea. the group have already responded saying the u. k and us must be prepared to pay a heavy price the and i'm having to think of this is i just need a live from the also coming up every day. phase mounting, irreparable loss of life.

u. k and the u. k. and provides them to ukraine. this is an strategic form policy and this is a pity. yeah. so talk a little bit about germany's role here, but me when i want to come to you when you're looking at arms deliveries from europe for ukraine. i mean, who do you point a finger out here who is to blame and who is really hitting the brakes on sending additional ammunition and supplies to ukraine? well, you have um, you have a public this course which is changing because it's no longer prime. this of hungry saying he was not that of are any weapons. it's also now i'm just on my own countries like you have a bunch pizza who came famously who was selected. so with the saying, no, no, no single. that's more why. and in fact, his government is still delivering is just not from the arguments from the army. we're obviously they're empty of to the previous government that everything they could, but they are contracts the private context running. there is also a lot of flows go through 32. it's like, you know, from germany and others. and the prominence defeats it was at the chancellor yesterday tal

u. k of launched 2 strikes on yemen. talk the important data problems that's according to who few reports issued on saturday. it comes as humans through the fights is a step top of the tax on vessels in the red sea on friday, and michelle hit separate his tank, got off the coast of human. it says all the way up to show me the senate in support of the oppressed palestinian people and in response to the american british aggression against our country. president george's in washington dc, with the breakdown of what trump is being ordered to pay. well, we have to be very specific about how the jury in this case of defamation that was brought by a jean carol the long time journalist and aunt i got a columnist for elle magazine brought against the former president donald trump. she had what it $24000000.00 for emotional damage and damage to her refutation. instead the jury awarded 183w7 about was for emotional law damage. the other 11300000 was for damage to her professional reputation. what the jury also awarded was $65000000.00 t

u. k. america is an easier way was tylen depends it's least, greece. i'm talk a song, demonstrations old part of a local day of actions, a palace, not the cold on israel to stop the file as well. we were there on the streets and we spoke to those taken by the united states. government is complicit in this genocide sale funding. is that all to the, to you to is that all the forms that are dropping on gaza, you estimate and the an apology. i think about that. we have been saying that i from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place that i know is that genocide because we would have to buys that is a daily water cut them the defense minister of the prime minister, the president himself of is it, i want us both and on a genocide that they wanted us to leave jobs off and to, to egypt. in other words, they weren't quoting for an insignificant and saying is open the world every month . they don't have a right to kill. it's forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers, and children, they have no rights and that the crusade and every

talking to us from jeff or and southern gaza. thank you so much. i now states including the u. s u k and canada. i have hosted funding for the u. n. agency filess and refugees. that software is fairly reported that some of the agencies stoffers were allegedly involved in the october 7th data attacks by him off on instead of the agency on for us said it had fire the workers under suspicion and that an investigation was underway. the us was the relief organizations, biggest financial back of the agency has previously said it realistic to deliver it to cost less on the verge of collapse. let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. yep. and so we'll teach at both said they have had to produced or the tank up with a miss silent because of a didn't know that at the see the ships operators said that a fire had broken out on board, but that none of the crew were in judge the who teeth have been attacking shipping for weeks, so you can get some solid data to with the palestinians and got the thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets of trust and off to protest against cycling extremism. and

u and within 4 years have been i see a safe haven for the members of the p t k. so group and another reason for full talk key to resist within membership was it's, it's the most for big sense, especially the crown bindings. and those kinds of actions happening in sweden and swedish authority is not really taking any action against. and another reason was of course of 165 to jets, which was almost friday was the delivery, which i see uh, but uh let me look at these homeless is actually, uh not, no, none of these uh have actually really uh, happened uh we called we cant see um, concrete results here. uh, but square then is now with up to become native member. say what we expect next is president. i don't want to sign the bill in the upcoming days. and after that, we will only have hungry, less uh, as the last country as the last need to member country to approve within membership to the military organization.

many people who talked on the social media that they have a thoughtful exclusions in the, in the capital. it's on what the wild, the fees and media sources have mentioned that the u. k. and us have once again bomb to the capital son on. this comes uh, just of to series of bombings to do this. talk police yesterday night and according to the, the spokes version of the how he's and admitted to me as the who's supposed to present the how these minutes hear me. you mentioned that over 73 of bombings have that had been carried out over the past. 48 hours and this has also resulted in the beginning and the injury of a number of people at least 5 people are being i'd be mentioned and did a sofa the the of the have a feeling that he will continue there uh, by the will continue with the operations of the recei in order to prevent the passage of the is really a shift towards these really the airport, the seaports so far the, the continuation of the, the, the both sides a demand. so to continue with their, their operations the from one side we have the us and the us and britain, and then to continue with their bombings in order to weaken the how he's capabilities. i mean, all

on who's the controlled areas in the admin desktop to the booth said it had to talk to us ship in the gulf of age and the u. k. maritime trade operation says the a tankless carried out about a 100 kilometers southeast of the city of aging. the agency says a drawing struck the vessel causing a fire us that it strikes heads 14 who feed miss hahn's that were to be used to target more vessels in the red sea, as spokesman for the group says they will continue with their attacks. the naval forces of the many armed forces, well targeted, the american dream co be party ship in the gulf of identity using a number of naval ms. ios and scoring a direct and precise thanks to a lot of the many armed forces will not hesitate to target call direct sources and the re bmc. and the red sea in line with our legitimate tried to defend our dear young men and in support of the press that was to people the if that take a look at some of the days avenues and docusigns for and ministry says it's had 4 sides, hit targets in the province of seized on envelope just on any vaughan, at least 9 people have been killed. a wrong carried on a

u. k. military coalition attacked 60 targets and who to control the areas in yemen . the destruction of a who the crews must also an american cargo vessel. talkative in the gulf of a mine is inactive retaliation. who with these claim, their attacks on trading ships the carrot out in full support of gaza. and the u. k . prime minister has said that washington and london are focused on get this, that focused on the escalating the situation. all right, and it's very clear, it's to de escalate tensions and to restore stability to the region for the us and u. k. couple different attacks on you haven't, could provide a full scale war in the region and the gates of hell can be closed only by ending the war in gaza. that quote is according to a president of the middle east studies center analysis. all of it waiting for you right now at odd c dot com. and so as to will to rich, just mingling in dobb also the world economic forum. you crazy and president zalinski is that shaking hands with a true shareholders of ukraine. so let's keep getting very cosy with jp morgan chase, black rock, private equity firm carlisle group, bridgewater associates, blackstone b