u. k. trying to us the is raised to improve access to see monetary and they, to garza. and to limit the impacts of civilian casualties. and now with this escalating conflict with his blog and 11 and you see the israelis and the americans almost diverging further. at the very moment when her son this, while a was killed and in that is rarely strike on a route the americans have been urging for a 3 week cease 5. so you see really the, the difficulties that the by to ministration has had in trying to achieve this restraint on is relevant. it's aiming for our chief in the national have it's a richard walker reporting tonight from washington. richard, thank you. a political leaders here in germany have underlined the governments solidarity with israel while i'm also calling for a ceasefire in the middle east and a deal to bring home the remaining hostages. a series of commemorations also highlighted germany's historical obligations to israel because of the holocaust of the $529.00 a. m. the exact moment when the terror attacks began a year ago, reading it, berlin's brandenbu

u. k. trying to distance itself from any potential bull crimes file of israel best in yahoo. of, you'll have kalama defense, minnesota, trying to say, but it is not compress it and it's actions as well. what we, what we can say is that there are, that has the and they remain very significant concerns about the extent to which the u. k. government, the u. k. united kingdom has been in fact to risks, complicity in what israel is doing in gaza and has done the for the last year. we know that now that the u. k. government has acknowledged that there's a key risk that the military equipment that we was sending to israel for attention to the idea was in fact being used in gaza. and there was a clear risk that, that being used to carry out will facilitate serious violations of international law, including potentially won't crimes. now what we know is that you can't government. these current government has suspended approximately 30 the, the most significant of those. the equipment that we provide each route is 4 f, $35.00 military jets. and what we know is that he can't government h

u. k, we try and treat or trauma patients within a certain frame time. so the nice guidelines to sort of open injuries of the state that we should try and close them within sort of 48 to 72 hours because we know that if that doesn't happen, you'll get an infection and not infection can then progress the injury. and it may mean that you need an occuptation. so there are lots of patients in gaza. his injuries have been made even more severe by the fact that they haven't been able to get the treatment that they needed. and that's mainly down to the fact the doctors don't guessing it, and we have to concentrate on the human rights issue. the fact that we are not able to get the adults as in the needed. obviously the local stuff have been depleted by the attack on them, but we are also being restricted in tree. we cannot get enough doctors in so gone so only 25 people are allowed and twice a week and in that 25 encompass all the united nation stuff on my boss load. i was one of 2 sessions, and i'm not saying that the other people with me shouldn't have been i

u. k, we try and treat or trauma patients within a certain frame time. so the nice guidelines for sort of open injuries of the state that we should try and close them within sort of 48 to 72 hours because we know that if that doesn't happen, you'll get an infection and that infection can then progress the injury. and it may mean that you need an occuptation. so i, there are lots of patients in gaza. his injuries have been made even more severe by the fact that they haven't been able to get the treatment that they needed. and that's mainly down to the fact the doctors don't guessing in this old enough don't something new and has said that israel is deliberately targeting crippling, destroying the health sector across the gaza strip. and you were due to what you were doing, where you were doing it. and when you were doing it, you were in the eye of that storm. what do you want or of yours to take away from your experience having been in a, in a, in a barely surviving, barely functioning health apparatus that is being deliberately targeted by a sovereign st

u. k returns to try go silence to marissa has bought, retains control over a keen and a tree base. the is really for to seek to silence the truth. finley occupied westbank storming and shutting down alice's ears. bureau and romano. the truth must be protected and hurt, and the stories of real people must be told. this is not just then a task on journalism. it's an attack on the world's right to know journal. this is not of coolant or pressing is the east timor and use a storage. the catholic nation, but scandals involving high profile priests play the church. all of us goes back. we were all abused. it's almost a countries talking to just openly stand by the clerics, even after one was sent to prison. 101 east investigate east t most priest candles on. and i'll just say around a week the look at the world still place me stories. what kind of response can we expect from china if tech talk is in the back of the markets in economies and small businesses, how time cube is wide, economic problems be addressed to maybe 6 to understand how it affects d. 9 south asia is growing, but employ

u. k, we try and treat or trauma patients within a certain frame time. so the nice guidelines for sort of open injuries of the state that we should try and close them within sort of 48 to 72 hours because we know that if that doesn't happen, you'll get an infection and not infection can then progress the injury. and it may mean that you need an occuptation. so i, there are lots of patients in gaza. his injuries have been made even more severe by the fact that they haven't been able to get the treatment that they needed. and that's mainly down to the fact the doctors don't guessing it, and we have to concentrate on the human rights issue. the fact that we are not able to get the adults as in the needed. obviously the local stuff has been depleted by the attack on them, but we are also being restricted in tray. we cannot get enough talk to into garza. only 25 people are allowed in twice a week and in that 25 encompass all the united nation stuff on my boss load. i was one of 2 sessions, and i'm not saying that the other people with me shouldn't have been i

u. k. government's involvement, shifting the blame onto russia and try and this year's brick, somebody comes to a close resulting in a routine new partner states and our roadmap for future development. we speak to get from africa about what impacts brakes could have on the cards. to enable nigeria, accessibility to alternative markets. folks are pretty well in the global multi pulled up, large petite pant email. on the wherever you are in the world, you're watching r t international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the appropriate our top story, some 2000 ukrainian troops who have invaded russia's kursk region have been circled and trapped. that's according to president vladimir putin who says, keeps forces are losing ground. there are 2 thinkers. donna brings us more details on the situation. the russian president has revealed that about 2000 ukrainian troops right now and circled in the course region of russia. and the probably the most peculiar parts about this is that the highest ranking, ukrainian c'mon, could be finding out about this together with me. and our view is because

we're trying was not able to apply for asylum within the u. k. cause the u. k. has its own particular political angle. it might have been difficult to convince the quotes to give me or in fact, any one asylum relation to united states in the u. k. but there wasn't even a chance because citizens from 3rd states under the 1951 convention as it's implemented in most european states, cannot apply for asylum. thank you, mr. assigned. mr. hunger, would you like to ask a question? 6. thank you very much. i missed the salt salt. i'm so happy to see you here to see stella as well. and thank you for reminding lots of paste it in the last 4 years. and so starting with a hearing we had in january 2020 was your father township than i was near the merits, a z when general wrap up to her and torture and very important other persons and 3 times. uh, i think this assembly made a clear position, quoting for the prompt release, and i think um this assembly and a bit be proud of it because it's a it and other international state organizations i've heard of times as well in the euro

u. k. is government involvement, shifting the blame onto russia and trying to pass this years brick summit. and cuz on come to a close resulting in 13 new partner states and a roadmap for future development we speak to get with from africa about what the impact breaks could have on the cost is to enable nigerian access that will lead to alternative markets both pretty old in the global, multi large and events the, the broadcasting from moscow, russia to the world. this is our to international donald quarter. good to have you on the program. now our top story, some 2000 ukrainian troops who have invaded russia's cursed region, have been in circled and tracked. that's according to president vladimir putin who says keeps, forces are losing ground there for more. now we're going across live to our corresponding eagerness, dawn of eager. can you take us through the details with the russian leaders latest statement to absolutely done. basically, the russian president has revealed that about 2000 ukrainian troops right now and circled in the course region of russia. and the probably the most pecul

was rhetoric suggest that it's only a matter as well rather than if everyone will try jack for my colonies. oh, the u. k. a debt of gratitude, that's the claim on the terms of leadership, helpful rubber generate. who says that the old countries of the empire could be grateful that they were able to inherit democratic distributions from the british. i'm not ashamed of our history, may not feel like it, but many of our former colonies made the complex realities of empire. i was a debt of gratitude for the inheritance we left right, let's trust alive to our t as runjun salma we're doing is good. nice to have your job, ms. waters. this all about. of course me, let me tell you that that statement menu would say is high. you deny? how did it all stop? it started with the common man the, the summit which was held in um as a mobile. and this is basically when the, even before the summit started there, was that shows on the u. k. and they will mama is that the commonwealth countries a basically this is about $5060.00 does, most of them form what you can call and these b wanted to basically define but you get off

u. k. government's involvement, shifting the blame onto of russia and try and this years brick, somebody comes to a close resulting in a routine, new partner state and our roadmap for future development. we speak to get from africa about what impacts brakes could have on the cocks to enable nigeria accessibility to alternative marcus spell's or.

so try always in the name of democracy. former british diplomat and author in proud told us western media outlets are down, playing u. k. government interference in the us selection because their objectives coincide on the site, the people are trying to minimize. it has an issue like he said, case the labor costs activist a little help in the us and gets dressed, the vice and to, to campaigning supports the to the highest campaign is interesting because if it was one of the country, i suspect the complaints would be would be much lived in the media then. think is a good lex, uh, uh, you know, focused um is a government to be aligned is to have to make to the back in one side and then a couple of days so that she should keep hands off the elections and deal with whoever gets, gets selected a people be terrified about the idea that trump may get a late to begin is we did this in 2016 and there's a real kind of mainstream in west and we mainstream and liberal to dislike the idea of trump and what he stands for and so that, that's where you see these kind of, if you like, double standards where it is so suddenly, okay, for

u. s. k today is released to go into 11 on and try to create sort of that buffer zone again to make the northern border say for as late as to a time. but then at the same time going back to the big strategy of the war. if you make your northern neighbor on safe or civilians to live in that area, you're not going to be able to live with sustainable and long term safe. be on your own side. and i think this is the risk.

u. s. k, today is released to go into 11 on and try to create sort of that buffer zone again to make the northern border say for as late as to return. but then at the same time, going back to the big strategy of the war, if you make your northern neighbor on safe or civilians to live in that area, you're not going to be able to live with sustainable and long term safe. be on your own side, and i think this is the repeat of a history that we've seen between the been on in the past decades. all right. and they got a much as ave a senior fellow with the center for international policy. thank you very much for joining us from washington. dc. thanks for having me. was just pasta 00 city jim t, that's 3 50 am in be root. and our top story, this hour is, is rarefied digits, housing they route 7. solve up with multiple air strikes is really me. this is a hush himself l. dean. the man is widely seen as the success of his village chief hudson as well. it was the target and his roller was assassinated last week and he's really is right on be route 7, suburbs to what is really needed says his will a leader h

try always in the name of democracy. well, for the grace did provide ad old through e and proud. told us lesson mean down as a down thing u. k. government affairs in the us invasion because the taxes to coincide. the fact that the people are trying to minimize, it has an issue like he said, case the labor costs yet to be still a little help in the us. it gets just the vice and to, to campaigning, support the, to the highest campaign is interesting because if it was one of the country, i suspect that complaints would be, would be, must lived in the media. then think is a good look for, you know, for the kids, thomas, a government to be allowing this to happen. they totally back in one side in any given day so that she'd be, should keep your hands off the elections and deal with whoever gets, get select to the people, be a terrified about the idea that something may get to late. so again, as we did it in 2016 and there's a real kind of main street, west and mainstream, and liberal dislike of the idea of trump and what he stands for. and so that, that's where you see these kind of, you feel like double standards where it's, it'

so try always in the name of democracy and the british different minds idols. i am proud of the told us the lesson media as a down playing u. k. government. there's in the you, it's amazing because this is simply co inside the fact that the people are trying to minimize, it has an issue like he said, case the labor costs act to be still a little help in the us. it gets dressed, the vice and to, to campaigning supports the to the highways campaign is interesting because if it was one of the country, i suspect the complaints would be, would be most lived in the media. then think it's a good look for, you know, for the kids, thomas, a government to be allowing this to happen. they to be back in one side and then he kept them at night so that she should keep your hands off the elections and deal with whoever gets get selected. a people be terrified about the idea that trump may get a late to begin as we do in 2016. and there's a real kind of mainstream, west and mainstream and liberal dislike of the idea of trump and what he stands for . and so that, that's where you see these kind of, you feel like double standards where there e

u. k. and france and the secretary general that there is a really a push there to try to get that deal done. because clearly the situation as it is now cannot go forward, given the mass displacement that we're seeing, people in lebanon gave one thing that's interesting, and it strikes me is that both is real and iran are using the language of the united nations to invoke self defense so iran fired 200 missiles, thereabouts, that israel until the last night, and they're saying today, this is our right to self defense according to article i believe it's the article 51 of the, of the un convention. so they're both of, i was gonna say what the nice thing maybe that's not the right word. they're both using the language of the un to justify their actions. yeah, that's right, but this is a, a body that is guided by the un charter. and of course, the un charter is very clear, but how it is interpreted is in the eye of the beholder. and i think we're going to be hearing in the next minute or so from the us ambassador linda thomas green field . so we'll be standing by for that will pass it back to cu

u. k followed suit citing a hyphen terrace threat and wanting that terrorist a very likely to try to carry out attacks. i took those tory sites and places of worship, at least confirmed they had been investigating a possible threat against these remedies who make up one of the largest groups of tories at this destination. they chabad house, a jewish religious and community center mentioned as a possible target. it's an example of the eas, really presence here, as is this monument to is really soldiers killed in the war and gaza. either is national security council is advising its citizens injury lanka to avoid showing anything that could identify that religion or nationality. local businesses said the advisories are below just when they were starting to recover from multiple crises in recent years. when we getting the trouble of own, imagine how very badly we go down, but we can go down very fast, but we can come up 70 say the agrees. oh family is ron, one of the oldest hotels in the area for almost 4 decades. there was a booking for, you know, 28 rooms across the street um from australia

u. k. government interference in the us selection because their objectives coincide . the fact that the people are trying to minimize, it has an issue like he said, case with labor costs. yep. to be still a little help in the us, it gets just the advice and to, to campaigning supports the, to the highest campaign. it's interesting because if it was over the country, i suspect the complaints would be, would be, must live to the media then think is a good look for, you know, focused um is a government to be allowing this to happen. they to be back in one side in any given day so that she should keep your hands off the elections and deal with whoever gets get select due to people really terrified about the idea of the trunk, may get them back to it again as 2016 and there's a real kind of main street, west and mainstream, and liberal to dislike the idea of trump and what he stands for. and so that, that's where you see these. you feel like double standards, where it says so suddenly, okay, for label activates to go and literally can living in washington during the election campaign and supported. but, you k

activity within the alliance of life and the pin the so i, because i'm trying to get to the number of why that is so why the u. s. m u k a so came to preserve israel's position in the region. well, it goes towards that's a very good question. and it goes towards the, as it goes towards one deciding that the proliferation of war in the region serves the overall economic interest in the sense that the more we, we have, the more we're able to burn excess capital. so in general, the logic always leads us towards stats and the arms industry is making a lot of money out of that. and so is it making a way for the energy industry as well as preserving a lot of the supply chains that go through the reason is there is not as strong and ally as it is. then both the economic and political interest of these big states will be at stake. so that's being assigned to, along with the fact that these states have historically stood right. it right next to secular colonial projects and like australia, for example, and the hope that there's hoping to see here is that fund stein would one day become like australia, which is simply a place th

u. k, so you may as well as the money and well also, so the window into which i knew was also went to me. so i'll try to get my homework. well, i knew, well maybe i may be better as a dispute to discuss the 2 subjects for the economy of remembrance for william turned upside down. yeah, i'm on his he includes me nice little bit to sign the light on history. the world has beside the, the, the, oh my god, god, god, god, god, god, god, job to the, the route to connie is seeking a easy to photo, a wrecked glow in the sky. another village, so many destroyed by 4 days called on the, the freaks of course, the terrible site, the little girls hanging from the tree at the entrance to good that dangling feet north off by how you get a french officer to the just as comrades to pick to madison to stop cut so now clause is closing in on you my station, my who lives my everything below the thing was to know what he belonged to. how many powers of douglas claimed him for their own? i was going to dismiss somebody to fully managed to discover that is a schema come to see the glory of a captain like me. i would sooner

u. k. and they were all keen to hit garza. so i was trying to raise the standards of the musical kid in plastic surgeon in garza. but how do you raise those standards that you talk about when you're lacking the basic supplies, like a goals, for example, as we saw earlier, how are you able to help people who came to you for help at all? she's the hospital. so when we did the work time is to, to the, you know, unable to store to have that experience with, instead of you know, my plastic surgeon, i had to give an orthopedic surgery in the war. okay. for many, many cases i have to give general anesthesia myself. we have to use one that medication for gene, honestly the innocent of the city or for most of our patients, they have seen on 3 to they have a lot of was untreated. and then so it, it was, it was almost always, you know, that we left something in the kid and we, many times just the tissue paper to cover the ones. it's not like something we're talking about. so we didn't have any of the antiseptic solutions. we will struggle, i remember th

u. k. why it on out is era viewing. this is really worse to try get the 25 media in this area, asking questions. where do you want to map to be in the future? reporting from the actual concrete shelters to protect the nearly 450000 civilians . here i'll just see you as teens across the world with the latest political i use a didn't successful documentary when you closer to the house with the story the . the saw and smoke and the skies of favorites is roll, alicia's new asteroids on 11 on capital off to joining people in the south of the city to evacuate the main site. this house is there a night or so coming on. so is the is tell out a 0 that has been a has lost contact with see need need to have him say for dean, follow him myself. is there any strongly can be reached on friday? a wave of is really a tax. cale dawson.

independence, political independence and the freedom of to try to shape with the people we feel stand and believe it now values an old. so the house in the u. k. has home to the sale of the hole and humans go off and out. i'm calling from the indian tribal community. he had originally came from in the form for knock, a reconciliation condemns this. inhumane and violent practice were indigenous ancestral human remains continued to be collector's items in the 21st century. these human remains symbolize the violence that the british colonial power unleashed on the nuggets. such auctions continued the policy of dehumanization and colonial violence on the naga people. the auction highlights the impunity, the defendants of european colonizers enjoy as they perpetuate a racist colonial and violent depiction of not people. the option has been received to dig it to a v, but we'll fix it as a society, particularly in not going to end. because this incident is not just a matter of cultural sensitivity, but it's talk reminder of the atrocities committed to being the era of imperial bitten the auction, which was said to take place today has been described

u. k followed suit citing a hyphen terrace threat and wanting that terrorist a very likely to try to carry out attacks. i took those tory sites and places of worship, at least in some they had been investigating a possible threat against these remedies who make up one of the largest groups of tories at this destination. dish about house, a jewish religious and community center mentioned as a possible target. it's an example of the eas, really presence here, as is this monument to is really soldiers killed in the war and gaza. either is national security council is advising its citizens injury lanka to avoid showing anything that could identified that religion or nationality. local businesses said the advisories are below just when they were starting to recover from multiple crises in recent years. when we getting the trouble of own, imagine how very badly we go down. but we can go down very fast, but we can come up, sharon say to agrees. oh family is ron, one of the oldest hotels in the area for almost 4 decades. there was a booking for, you know, 28 rooms across the street from australia

understand and you can help us tons they will try and get the english button up for you next hour in the meantime and all the story up to about 50 years of dispute, the u. k. has finally given up its last african calling me the subject to a beast. african chunk of the islands will now be returned to marisa, but there is a catch. the largest stay told, jacob garcia will continue to host a u. s. military base, the movies and movies a fellow americans today is a historic day for our republicans following conversations with prime ministers or cure stime. or we have finally arrived at an agreement between england and the cha goes silent. while we are proud to announce that england through disagreement recognizes our sovereignty over child, got so many excluding diego garcia. some thought that this was impossible because a small country like ours wouldn't be able to have a case against such great powers. despite all this, we weren't guided by our convictions into the colonized nation of our republic. gotcha. this conclusion was a long standing dispute over the you case last african colony. and it is a decision that follows a routing by the international court o

u. k, a or nato, for that matter, eh, but now they also, they major news outlets. they do not a control the narrative. they are, they are trying to catch up. but something to using the same methods as before, which is to line to be some form. and to me is represent the reality. yeah. and it's one of the casualties, huge casualties, and particularly for the week and the world is the end of any meaningful way of international law and international humanitarian law that has been made now in void . and it's we, we were all told that these are the virtues that come from the wes, but they're the ones that are knowing it. go ahead and no, no, i thought i would just like to say one thing. the saddest thing that i've seen so far is the israel has decided to put a band on the un secretary general. antonio rena's recently gave a speech saying he condemned october 7th attacks by from us. so as israel cause an enemy or i don't know what a friend looks like to is really one of the status things also is i have to say this as an american. i was hoping that president biden would, for at least politically expedient purposes, would push for a ce

u. k, a ordinate or for that matter, it but now they also, they major news outlets. they do not a control the narrative. they are, they are trying to catch off, but something to using the same methods before, which is to line to be some form. and to me is represent the reality. yeah. and it's one of the casualties, huge casualties, and particularly for the week and the world is the end of any meaningful way of international law and international humanitarian law that has been made now in void . and it's we, we were all told that these are the virtues that come from the wes, but they're the ones that are knowing it. go ahead and no, i thought i would just like to say one thing. the saddest thing that i have seen so far is the israel has decided to put a band on the un secretary general. antonio rena's recently gave a speech. yeah, he condemned october 7th, attacked by from us. so as israel cause an enemy or i don't know what a friend looks like to is really one of the status things also is i have to say this as an american. i was hoping that president biden would from these politically expedient purposes, would push for a cease f

so try always in the name of democracy. political commentator anthony webber says that while there is no proof of for an interference in favor of trump, the u. k. labor parties, involvement for harris is quite obvious for the democrats, for accusing how president trump the dang, assisted by russia and those other geishas had most of the onset truth. i pray that i'm sorry for the box. hey, we have an instance where full body, it's fairly moving for us it to 8 days. so i'm sure you fit in the fast that so so i'm just refresh loose helping the temp request a policy to do, right. so it is quite serious is low of a rich in the sense that the kid by the highest company i have made these obligations. okay. just to trump campaign. right. why not? uh, the chain of custody item kind of a 100 as of the sites are involved in the election messes up other countries. america is one, so be lecturing other thoughts about why they should have the democratic principles and values of the united states. but the reality is, i know is i'm aggressive because as they should be that's all the news for this hour, but stick around because there's more coming your way in

u. k labeled party, i sent a delegation of 100 people to see the fine across america to drum up support for a couple of hours against donald trump. let me try if i, if i'm, if i'm wrong, got in with that sounds like election interference to me. at the same time, they're screaming at the top of their lungs that the russians are interfering in georgia as the georgia people with. so we are, we constantly have this concert diction that basically the neo cons. basically these warmongers accused everyone else of what they're doing. if you want to know what they're up to, all you have to do and listen to it, listen to the accusations they're making against those people who they see is their political enemies. yeah, yeah. i think it's a fair point. i want to ask you quickly, i mean, harry holes was a rumblings and quiet behind closed door, which brings coming at a langley virginia. a lot of people saying that's the trouble is going to wait and then a few days. but between that, when on january the 5th, something big is gonna happen, a lot of people say there's going to be some sort of geo political events that could usher and i don't know what some

u. k. and discovering what a 2nd presidential term for donald trump might look like you are had to have allowed to do what we do in all just sarah is try to follow this story and he's the people who allow us into their lives. they get into minus the the hello, i'm elizabeth donovan. this is allergens your life from doha. coming off in the next 16 minutes is rarely troops move into southern 11 on and a ground defense of the army is called a limited and targeted area is fairly strikes of the capital bay route and that it owns largest palestinian refugee camp. comes just one day off that has almost said the armed roof is ready to.

trying to make up my mind. they will continue their work to election day knowing that the next chapter of american history will be written in towns like the course is to the u. k. now was the last coal fired power station has been shut down after being in operation since 1968, the closure of the rock cliff on sol power station in central england ends. the u. k. is centuries long reliance on coal. the british government has pledge to generate all of its energy from carbon neutral sources by the 21st. the person is the 1st g 7 member to end cold power generation and the w corresponding to get mass joins us now from ratcliffe on. so the good, good to see, you know, this is a historic moment for the u. k. as in tit yes. and it is really a big moment. i mean in the u. k, it was the fast cold fired power station to actually spring in tax. and the at 90 in century on the country has lied. huge li on cold. of course, it was one of the hubs for the industrial revolution. then it, at some point employed over 1000000 people, the colored industry. so it's been has the massive roll and development of the u. k . and now this country is the 1st and the g 7 to actually not re