u. k. though, there is an ongoing debate how much dialogue versus how much military reaction. so similar was in the u as in the u. k. i assume the company's book at most reporting from london. so good, thanks so much. now as long be known that the who sees have a key ally in the region and this is iran and there owns influence structures in other directions as well. the clerical regime in tyrone is using a network of proxies stretching from israel, florida with level them to iraq, syria on the red sea, full part of a strategy against israel, israel, and its main allies. the united states is ready troops on the advance footage from israel as minute tree shows its policies fighting in the gaza strip. 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu has repeatedly framed to this as a struggle between israel underground which backs a mass. israel has long being locked in to shut a wall with 2 round conducting co but strikes and targeted killings. it was believe 2 of being behind this striking damascus at the weekend. but nothing yahoo essays country is not meant direct conflicts with around the mod

so though the u. k, it says the conflicting gaza and the buffering government on related i want to stress it separate from the situation in israel garza, it's 2600 kilometers away. this house should be very clear in making it clear to the outside walls, that there is no linkage between what we have done last week on the situation. and as well goes up. this was a specific action in self defense against the who t early up. my colleague, mike, a quick a and the strategic affairs expert hi made con, all my sri key, discuss the west military involvement in yemen. as the u. k. politician has said that it's all about money that the country could lose over cobbler shipments through the red sea. what is your take on this? i'll let you know. let's have a ticket. listen to this before you you respond. duties have been deliberately attacking the timing that it's something to do with a conservation of them. at least consumers in the u. k. will feel that and so we do have to take action. all right, so why wouldn't i

u. k. is essentially to protect international shipping along the red 6 that said though there is of course, the law of unintended consequences. and while the attacks by the us and u. k, probably intended to give the here, these polls for thoughts, it remains to be seen exactly what will happen in the coming hours and days. and the consent has been raised both by saudi arabia and by of mine who says that the, his foreign minister said that the attacks took place against my advice. and even a, the tech is president president. it says a present. how do i saying that the fear was that the red sea could be turned into a sea of blood? so strong woods from critics of this military operation or of a nice fall. thank you very much, paul brennan, in london. we're going to get the reaction from the us for the white house correspondent. kimberly hall. ok, so what's the us been saying about all of this as yeah, what we've heard from the pedagogies, folks 1st and the national security council spoke 1st and, and now we're waiting to hear from the commander chief, i can hear the helicopter marine one buzzi

we do know though that as she help with menacing there in the us, that will be some political concern here in the u. k. about this decision by private distribution. so you're not to take this action. we've already heard from the head of the scot, this national policy about his concerns, the parliament was not re cold ahead of this action. we've had the same things from the liberal democrats policy, one of the major opposition bodies here in the u. k. so that will potentially be some consequences for research. so not, but we do also know that senior members of the major opposition party labeled here in the u. k, was brief ahead of this action being taken. and we let me know that you have a spend time uh inside. yeah. um and it is a country that is still going through a very long civil war. and then the who these are not in complete control of, of the whole country as far as the instability of the situation inside the country . what, what locations is gonna, is that gonna have for people that as well. we've had our concepts in yemen since 2015 earlier according to, depending on who you speak to. but sud

though. the stories that shape the way president biden pledges that keep forming yemen while at the same time admitting strikes by the u. s. u k. cool issue. hot field to prevent that. who tease from attacking ships in the red sea, the, the idea have destroyed the last university and go to another non military target reduced to rubble and the impossible to n cuz they.

u. k, and what is the american government doing to help those citizens? or are we going to have though, the gonzalez 0 doctrine of not caring about their own citizens because that's what it looks like to me. but it seems to me that many of whom government has no interest in those captives whatsoever. no, i think we're already there. i think that's sort of the case now. you know, because other literature episode of issue some of the, of used to know is, is a, an american chilion blogger who was based in ukraine and who was very well informed, was very critical of the credit government and so on himself, the rest, it's fine himself thrown into prison, it was already ill with a complication long complications and was allowed to die. just simply allowed to die because he was really an inconvenient truth which kept annoying. let's kick about animal annoying, the americans. and this is a shame, a real shame on america. that it can do that to one of his own citizens just because, you know, literally was just a bloss on the landscape. he needed to be removed. so that's kind of made. it was mot

there are fears though that salaries will be cut. mercedes benz has previously sold it, show rooms in the u. k. italy, spain, belgium, and the czech republic. all right, let's discuss this now with the economist, i can hammer, i could go to have you on with us. what's your reaction to mercedes plans to solid dealerships in jeremy? what's the possible reason for this? well, the 1st moment i was uh, pretty like um, amazed or a shock. but the 2nd run, i have seen that uh, this decision was made by german comp. make us quite a couple of times through the post for history. so in the one moment they sell all the dealerships and their work out of their garage that known be of a, 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 the dealerships. maybe because so they are putting more stress on the electro b kilts and those ve codes don't need that many repair parts, so they have about 90 percent less parts to be repaired. so the garage would be, um yeah, it would have less work. and after corona, they had mu

u. k that actively participated in this campaign. there was also australia, bahrain canada, and the netherlands who supported this operation. and though in what specific capacity of the us senior defense official would not go into. and he also stressed that this operation was not part of that multinational coalition that's been patrolling the red seat to safeguard maritime traffic, not part of operation prosperity, guardian, but rather a different military operation. he also said that this is not a changing approach as far as the us goes and how they're confronting the who's the levels of this is not to be seen as escal, a tory from the us as intent, but rather specifically targeting these weapons in storage depots, in order to get her the, who sees and to degrade their ability to continue shooting these ballistics at the passing naval ships, as well as commercial vessels, pentagon and get offended on us again, saying that there has now been 33 such who the attacks since mid november, how did the customer thank you. so the heads on al jazeera, palestinian children in the central god, so create to make shift symmetry of to finding the

us facilities and not the who the rebels seems though what the rebels are, the ones that have come under attack by coordination forces over us and the u. k. because they've also been bombing ships, you know, connected to israel in the red sea. how does this it will faith together? oh, well, of course, with iran, iran was responding to is rarely a brushing and c area which assassinated a senior i r t c official. and then of course, the terrorist attack, which took place on iranian territory, and they waited some time for those. this is not an immediate response. they obviously calculated as well. and they took into consideration of how this could escalate and how this could be interpreted and responded to the is rarely as perhaps made strikes. i'm tired for gets in syria as 3rd fact the response to these really don't admit these strikes. often, when it comes to on sort of law or the who the is, is there popularly known in young men, we're still waiting for their response against the u. k. u s. air strikes, which were launched against their territory. we've seen that there have been some target things to all of us vessels and there was a s

so though i'm into it's a positive regime as a kind of sign in the pipe chartres. but young people listening in the u. k. well, amongst jews and muslims who lived together in peace, they were amongst jews, christians, muslims, and all other phase who lived together in peace. and so they see that this is a whole city. the is ratings and probably students can only live alone religious the divided lines. my best friend is a posting and listen, i am an entre sinus to these existence is the israel attempts to deny. but young people living in the u. k. count denied what they see in front of the n. i uninstalled the active contentions of israel's propaganda. and many of them you get channels which i'm not criticizing this put together effects to be enough of letting people just feel betrayed by the media. and so they've turned out, let's try to understand what sign is, is and why they must oppose it without being anti semitic. all right. what else could is yoga. uh no good. rather, no good lady, not rotherford was giving us the situation how young people see the subject of sign ism and anti semitism in the u.

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u. k. a fucking guy on the is fairly all the, the production of oil and gas, it discovery of oil and gas because it should be noticed that even though the us has had implemented relation to his guy, i know for 50 plus years. this is the 1st time that it was in 2020 was the 1st time that they had a fidget by a us secretary of state on 2020 was the euro. when i said that shouldn't began in earnest in, in diana. and of course, it's also a matter of perhaps do a political strategic interest. because um, it may also be a few to in the united states and further in its agenda in relation to diana's naples on his way. and this, it does, trent then die on us position because they can say, hey, i have this, you know, this big strong ally on my side. so that if you mess with me, you know, you have more to worry about. so you have to be very judicious in thinking about whether or not you will attack me and finally, stop sending signals, expressing taiwanese separatist sentiments. well, that's not me saying and that's according to the chinese. busy ministry spokesperson mountain inc. i see boston washington for meeting with the islands officials

moment. tesla and ball though have ceased output in europe because they say they can't get the components that they need through the red sea oil prices. turning back to energy and the u. k. jump to 4 percent on friday, which brings brent crude. it's a benchmark across the world to above $80.00 a barrel for the 1st time this year. but looking at some of these shipping costs, these are some of the numbers that really were a bit i popping for me. there was one that said that prior to the step that the tax shipping of 40 foot shipping container, those kind of that plastic shipping container that a lot of people can have in their minds. i, right before they stepped up a tax that costs just under $1700.00 per container to get it from china to europe. since they stepped up a tax and the associated costs, whether it's higher insurance, security, or deciding that you're shipping bustle is going to go instead of through this kind of short cut through the suez canal, shipping it all the way around. africa is gone from $1700.00 per 40 for compare up to nearly $4000.00 per container. it's a big increase. so when we're talking about davos and a lot of these folks are, admittedly, it'

u. k and us are acting in self defense. and what i found interesting was that was such across parties support basically does for the opposition parties, accepted that argument. that inaction is not an option quickly though. the debate also turned towards the concepts and gaza. and many of these mentioned the necessary necessity of a cease fires. and he's all putting these strikes in the context of context of, of the concepts and the why the region. they also wanted to know how the government actually will know that a strategy is walking, particularly given the fact that it who's the hover or the being bombarded have already been fighting with saudi arabia for, for several years. and they're still able to carry out these strikes against ships . so it varies with the debate, lots of support. so issue, so not thought also. and these ones that you know, details so no unconditional support. okay. of the european union has also now decided to carry out the military mission. in the red sea is the you likely to cooperate with the u. k. in the us on this a, c, e, u emission and the red sea is still being being finalized as a principle agreement. but how it, how the final line is, we don't know, we do know that a

u k or other kind of this. so therefore, we kind of expect that this, this go uh for the longer we though it's a big operational from the us or from other countries to the stuff that we had the by then said that they don't want to enter into it. that a good, what with that with which is a of course they are not submit it. they are not interested in entering the war with the doctor. but at some point, again, any miscalculation can drive other companies into a scenario into a scene, or even more about a way if they did the runs operations, lower level that's also based on our most successful team, preventing the other 2 for this more casualties, we shall see what happens, certainly in the coming days and by meant to let you out as a car. thank you for joining us. know the palace to the ministry of housing golf besides about $60000.00 naval babies, our risk without access to vaccines is what was, what bobbin has all but destroyed the health care system. in gauze are leading people without protection against childhood diseases like polio and measles. but thousands of vaccines have not been delivered all the with th

u. k. and you to, jen tend to get a sense from the public at large. they don't trust the media themselves as well, even though pictures sometimes speak louder than words that we're seeing, especially in the us. and it was in countries and be a gap between what a dos and all the people are see in new years through traditional media. right. because the state was and was the i see the results in the yes and the guy who and why they because the traditional revision lines and these are not the control of photos in the zines why social media is able to see the control over the giant technical companies, this is showing the countries in the can provide to the use every day of family and children being deal babies being taken uh beyond their houses and so hard to find it hard to argue. and i think and the guy, as we say, no, our parents and people who are at the old age only trust in traditional media. but the issue has been really taken over right inside of this and every now and then get a reward to your investigation. there for the design is trying to control the media and probably the most and trying to match the

u k 4 and then don't try to commit to. so the likelihood of expansion is bigger now than 2 months ago or 2 months ago. and even though on the access keeps saying that they don't want to engage in a direct confrontation, neither with you as well. not with united states. again miscalculation, kind of happened on august the 4th, but a box up there happening in different scenarios, kind of drive to a long there uh, casualties uh or longer as far as, um, drive drugs that are those inside the ward. this really just comes back to the same scenario that if these ready bump button stopped lab and on israel would also stops. and also we also have to focus on what the who sees the saying best thing that we will stop attacking mentioned ships that are heading or coming to him from his route in the red sea. if the building of gauze stops. but we're also seeing now the rhetoric ratcheted up by the british and also by the americans about what they're going to do with the who these that going to the un latest to the security council later in the day. but that raj think that, that, that conversation and sending very clear messages to

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 and on conditional release of the hostages. i'm a nuanced response from paris. the french government uh no to the judgments of the i. c, j and reassigning its support and confidence in the intern