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

u. k. has launched the have been us this the 1st u. s. u. s. depth in this conflict, as you know, which spots this response. and the way of saying this is just going to be the beginning of saudi arabia. there's a lot at stake for that nation who wants to normalize relations with israel, and that would be in return for some sort of security packed from the us. and then of course, you've got the security and safety of some 1000000 palestinian civilians all crammed into bron for right. now. the problem being with a being crammed into that region is that israel is threatening to move in there. it's already launched, strikes with schools dying overnight on the outskirts of rafa. whether or not this military operation pushes further into a profit. is the big question so much at stake, not just for those civilians, but also the more than $100.00 hostages from israel that are being held hostage in gaza right now. that was needed has been to do with their reporting from is real donnelly, adults, and k is a senior fellow at the u. c. l, a burkle cente

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

u. k. within days looking for confirmation and not at them. and that is some reaction from them, certainly, but of course, as you would expect, there's been reaction across the political spectrum. here in the u. k. u puts the prime minister where she's seen that he's put out a statement saying that he wishes is matter. see a full and speedy recovery saying he has no doubts. he'll be back to full strength and no time and he knows the whole country will be wishing it well internationally as well. we've had the united states. the state department will say things, thoughts are with the king and his family. what is clearly a very difficult time. difficult indeed. are corresponding charlie trusting people with the ladies tonight from london, that breaking news king charles diagnosed with cancer. charlotte, thank you. was secretary of state anthony blinking has begun a diplomatic tour of the middle east in the hope of securing a ceasefire between israel and tomas blinking is in saudi arabia and is stopping in egypt to contort and is real but is really forces they're expanding their offensive in gaza into rafa near the egyptian border where more than a 1000000 palestinians are now shelter. no lit up

the so the action is taken by allies of because really government, including the u. k, u. s, and german governments to put pressure on israel to support a ceasefire. this is crucial now, especially as we have this new main military offensive in the past that will lead to more bloodshed, summer deed from the norwegian refugee cancel. thank you so much for your time. here's your look at some other stories making headlines around the world. yeah, me and so who's the rebel middle usher has held funerals for 17 of its fighters killed in us and british air strikes. the pentagon says it carried out self defense strikes against the missile. launching facilities, the who these have been attacking shipping in the red sea, which they say is linked to israel, or 2 people have been killed. and the latest violent protests in senegal unrest or rough did when this month's presidential election, which postponed until december. president mach yourself, says the delay is necessary for a peaceful transition. a rushing drone attack on the ukrainian city of health keep as killed at least 7 peop

u. k u k court. and what might be his last chance to stop extradition to the united states, lawyers for the 52 year old say that he is on? well, his legal team is trying to persuade judges there to grant a new appeal hearing massages. wanted by us, prosecutors who intend to put him on trial and spying charges, his wife fears that he could die if he ends up its ends up being extradited. outside the high court in london, a heartfelt message from us on his wife to supporters gather to press for his release. we don't know what, what, what, what to expect. but you are here because the world is watching the to day hearing to become a sondors final battle in the u. k. just the system. but his lawyer say he was to one well to attend the 52 year old has been fighting for more than a decade to avoid being sent to the us, where he could face life in prison, if convicted on spying charges. and if the appeal fails, his backers fear his life could be at stake. if julian's extradited to the united states, he will die, he will not receive a fair trial. sanchez already spent about a 3rd of his adult life and confinement and exile. many of his supporters believe his being targeted for exposing serious criminal acts by us authorities and the military. good sanchez's speech is a truth teller. he is not a criminal. he shouldn't have even spend one second in any prison. campaigners pressing for his release warren, this case could signal a larger threat. he would be the 1st publisher trying under the law. john was in this way and that is why it is so dangerous. we've seen that law being used against whistle blower, but never before against a publisher like thi

u. s. u k. u. um the weapons at that border apartheid will. what, what would you do if you were a palestinian teenager right now in gaza? uh, would you, uh, would you go with mandela? would you go with guntee? that's what i would do. we've monday la. um and i would put my trust, you know, civil society because i have no confidence that the western governments would change the position on israel. but there is a gap. there is a disconnect between wisdom, governments and the publics. the publics are increasingly pro palestinian, the demonstrations throwing the arab world into exotic with the rest of the world in support of the palestinians. so public opinion shifting very, very dramatically now because of the genocide in gaza against these around any favor of their products. the news and therefore i would, um i uh, i see that the steam is the only who of the best hope is that public opinion will continue to change. and the international criminal court will take action. we'll proceed with investigational will crime scene the occupied territories a

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

u. s. the u. k. fronts in italy already have warships in the region that has and must make its way from all the way up here. the german po, to visit him, toughen on the north sea to join them. so far, all attacks on who the military sides have been carried out by the us and u. k. u ships i meant to intercepted tax, but not to take part in your thoughts on who the positions on land. but even if the other warships in the area wait for the harrison, the german government still needs an official mandate to participate in the mission . both the european union and germany's parliament must give their approval us as a guide us through the story assignment young invalid lucio schultz and in brussels . welcome both of us talk with you to see what is the use stated objection. i'm sorry. objective on base. a mission then one word it is to protect merchant vessel to a trade ships that want to cross the red sea. you can already see by the name that they're choosing for this mission. it is as pitas, which means shield and greek. that the, the goal is to protect these ships. um that the decision right now, um that has been taken today is the 1st step. it is important to, to know that there is a 2nd step following, which will be a vote um by the ford ministers of the euro

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

u. k. u. s. you, um, does rel against guys the full support from the bo did that to surprise you or is that direct orders from washington? the board has previously particularly expressed a huge support for genocide as a, in the middle east to receive the day. is there any government during his campaign? he said so explicitly, as she said she already had agreements with is riley government while she was a candidate. so we think she's being very reciprocal. and in that matter, the ar party, the citizens revolution parties, and proposed in parliament a resolution condemning the genocidal acts of israel and, and by this i mean guys and unfortunately the eh, number as members of the she's party, they did not support this resolution and a wasn't passed unfortunately and. and so you have this situation as regards the middle east, you got this amount of debt. millions in ecuador, lying on world food program aid. and now the vice president to president number veronica bed says israel wants to recruit 25000 ecuadorian presumably to so of what doing the conscription in israel killing palestinians. i'm not sure. i mean, equitable would become a co conspirator, perhaps in genocides, as for any world court ruling, as i think of that statement by the v p cross of several lines to the point that very recently the foreign ministry of headquarters issued a statement saying that those declaration shouldn't be taken into account and that the negotiations between that quarter and israel are being done at the highest level and that the v b was also the ambassador of, according to these rules, should basically shut her mouth. so we don't know yet whether they going to going to do it. um, we moved not then it would violate our constitution. yeah. but of course the united states could uh try and try and force the issue. yeah, you mean, before we think of pause room uh, let alone equity to his position on the war in europe, the world will bank. it is not slamming equity to as economy as much as you'd expect with you, which is normal when a country does what the i may have tells it to do. it knows more than a $1000000000.00 your backings on the goal. s the ours. as a method, out of this situation with so many global side countries in, in africa, in southeast asia find themselves what is in this, the this, there is a special drawing, right? it's a type of a global money issued by this the art department at the i am as unlike them as loans which come with conditionality with strings attached with geo political conditions as well as the as the ours are created out of thin air and distribution to every country in the world, that's an am f member, and it has no strings attached. it's not depth and can be used in any way that a southern country can decide. these were actually created in the late sixty's and they've been basically forgotten for a long time. so now we want to revive them and use them for development purposes to invest to. and then the needs of people that need to overcome hunger and poverty that are many, many people suffering still around the world. yeah. but presumably with the geo political control of the i m. f based in washington where you work when your other half is on as a, as a fellow at that institute. so they, they're probably not going to do that. are they? and that's why lots of countries actually are looking towards the brakes bank and, and the shaking i cooperation organization, i'm actually come to think of it. you have to admit present nebo, as a, a free trade agreement with china must be ringing some alarm bells in washington. in the state department, but actually may be good for the ecuadorian people. yeah, this is a, this is an issue that uh, has been off on the table. and from what we hear, the, the us department of state allowed ab border to sign and f, t a with, with china as part of their, you know, generous concessions and to the degree of heart of sovereignty. and so will be a, a pending a decision, the parliament hasn't get approved that, that are not enough void for its approval. and, but definitely it would, it would imply a geo political move from export. right. and with that respect then we'll see if uh, if it's allowed on the other hand, you the, the, as the ours to do not have sort of a mess control over that. but they do require that us to support that because of the seats of power. the us has at the m f, so yeah it's, it's difficult to get those approved, but it already happened to in the midst of the pen demik and also in the crisis in 2008, 2009. so we'll keep on pushing that agenda as well, and your party will be supporting the jet free trade to get with, with china. we have a asked for re negotiations. we think the sectors that it will be strongly affected if the, if the treaty is passed as it was negotiated by law. so. so we think we still have a bit of time to fix some of the issues. and then perhaps as a part of it, but it's a, it's a different the initial that requires a lot of, uh, you know, detailed analysis. well, if i quit or didn't really make much out of its queen pro, quote, with the torturing julie and the sun shift. exactly. what about it's transfers now that is it being an ounce of weapons from ecuador to the united states, to then be pushed to ukraine. to help zalinski these forces, some of them linked in neo nazis, kill russians in ukraine. that is a absolutely questionable we reject that type of move. we do not need to be involved in any conflict around the world. the airport has always been to a country that stays away from, from trouble, especially in other continents. unfortunately now, and the law has been pressured by the united states to do this. so basically swap in, in weapons where equity or transfers the russian weapons to, to ukraine in violation of agreements with russia. and then exchange of the, okay, refrain were transfer weapons to airport. now these are not us transferred weapons . these are weapons that ukraine received from the us, but then you drain would give to direct or that's why in an interview that laura richardson, the head of the south, south. com, which is the part of the us military that is in charge of latin america basically. and doesn't want to answer questions about this weapon swapped. she's just being there as a, they had this outcome, dr. andrew's or as i'll stop, you bet. more from the form ecuadorian presidential candidate administering the grad governments after this break the hi. i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do the have the state department to see i a weapons bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable . my show is called stretching time, but again, it's not. we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way and say the welcome back to going underground. i'm sure it would fall back enjoying presidential candidates, administered knowledge and human talents under the grad government. doctor andre's arouse, we were just talking about the, the fact that the equity was going to send weapons to the usa, aim that to western europe to kill russians. bizarrely. laura richardson from southcom was the the other day. these weapons that the equity will be transport, or you said they were russian to make a make 70 and helicopters, some sort of sam systems, a surface where miss, how systems just explained whether the ecuadorian people who became a consultant in the 1st place and how the united states thinks this is a great idea of maybe bypassing the fact that the republicans in washington clearly not funding before on russia 3 ukraine. this is exactly what's happening. it's a, it's a way to bypass us congressional support. it's also a way to bypass ecuadorian parliamentary decisions and the people are headquarters . well, like i said, the ecuadorian people did not want to be involved in any war eh, you know, around the world around the globe. this is not our issue. and unfortunately now that due to this us pressure there involving us, the russian uh, ambassador sharon, in detroit has already said that this would be considered a hostile act. and we are very worried because russia is a, is a huge trade partner for, for airport, or many of our bananas roses and, and shrimp, and fish, and up in, in the russia and the russian federation. so the, we're worried that this may have implications for our economy and you know, the state where we are now very vulnerable due to the violence that we're suffering . you know, i think president nibble believes that there are huge incentives, perhaps lessening of indebtedness to be i may have, who knows, given that i understand that his family, it's been on a business, has links to russia. yeah. mean his grandfather is his father made a lot of money selling bananas, importing efforts. elijah is from russia for decades. and he himself has travelled the quite frequently to a drug show, which is a time as a businessman and also as a parliamentarian. so it is very surprising that has been a, you know, pushed around by the us to have a diversified economic policy and into a political, the orientation. so we're very worried that he's been pushed in that direction. but then if you read the usaa editor as a teacher asked that was a pass to by the us senate last year. you read the recent treaty of the statute of forces that basically give a total leeway to us the military troops and their contractors to enter equity or to occupy the country in any direction in any you know, in any way as they like, giving them full use of the ecuadorian, right? it radio electric spectrum, which basically means freedom to spite use the telecommunications of what are for their purposes for free and many other immunities and privileges that troops and their contractors will have in that quarter. it's extremely worst. and that's something that we cove there remains a bit of sovereignty in the, in the and noble as the sole. and that she does not approve this treaty that has been, unfortunately, already passed by the constitutional quarter by quarter, usually live in britain to see those already f bases. and we know what to snowden told us about how the 5 eyes are bugging us over there. so if, if, if we, i could do it hasn't got much in return for it's a case with us on just remind us, because you are the central bank, maybe you're thinking this is going to be bad for and career door a not morally, but financially this a need to protect international john lives and whistle blowing and, and the right to expose the war crimes of washington in iraq and elsewhere. just remind us about that deal of lorraine knows what, what actually happened. well, the, it was the lose lose deal, right? because a, in theory with the new liberals think that having an agreement with the i m f is good because you may get a loan from the math. but really that alone comes with strings attached that implies basically destroying your government or state, your social services, your, your welfare institutions, education and health systems. so it was a lose lose single session when more than or did that. we all knew that i wrote about that and i even weren't that such a deep posterity package. pro passed by the m f. and nick were starting in 2018. it could not go through without social violence because you can't, you know, shut down children's pools teenagers schools and then not expect a push back from society in general. and of course, uh there aren't consequences too. but that came off to the assigned deal. because i mean, i mean, i'm talking about the size because it is last deal in appeal in london in the high court in february 2020th 21st. yeah. it happened immediately after your no headboard or turned into a sanction was more than a week. we'd like to think that you know, people in the world don't, don't play mcwhorter as a country, but the government, the government that was at the time which was lending within a trader that now was even pushed away from the united states and is now living in the index island by the way, it also has, uh, you know, been been accused of, of corruption and it has been found partially guilty of that as well. and so, yeah, we, we blame what in, we blamed the national government and the m. f was during the policies for. ready that's happening, it was not a good deal to turn in essentially, if we expected, you know, some generous financial incentives or our money from, from the us or the i am if it was definitely a not, not a good deal. and we got the, the worst of both parts. i mean, what does he think he's doing, given the venezuela of the country, with the largest known reserves of energy in the world, oil resources. he's not going to accept president the doors, the incumbent re election if he's elected to the venezuela elections this year. yeah, that makes no sense. i mean, the loved america in the whole world basically has shifted away from recognizing why though, and find some presidents in the, in the case of, in this way law into being realistic about working with the current, my daughter, a government, i think that's what we have to do it's logical, it's obvious we, we have to seek of ways of cooperation within our region. and this is also why action we had actually a good economic situation under the correct government. even though we misbehaved with regards to assigns right in the, in the us terms because we had a diversified economic relationship because we had, yes, of course we had relations with it. we're going on the pressures with the us. well, we also had a trade infrastructure deals loans, the exports inputs from the breaks countries from the south american union. we wanted to build the sovereignty and south america with one that sort of the, with the bank of the south. so that we could reduce degrees of independence in latin america and that's what made us more solver and be more economically pressed for prosper as during the graves. i know president luna who's been on this show his now president the again i should take present career has also been on this job. even watch a rumble channel, but the audience in is new us back to president. have you heard me? lays it. he's withdrawing from entry into bricks. is there other signs of that pro washington tied re emerging a game in your continent? weirdly, just the head of a trump presidency, babs, or yeah, i hope it's an isolated the case. i think it's uh and you know, completely useless to having left the brakes. i mean, there was only a space to win. right. i mean, join, the embrace was only hiding 2 possibilities of the people of argentina. but uh, i guess uh, may have was a from dimension list and inductor light and then the aspect and didn't want to upset the, the united states. now we see that i am f applauding. i mean these measures and the sacrifice of the origin, junior people. and we are actually getting ready to receive an influx of ours in 10 years. i will probably have to leave the country in the next couple of months and under our standards, he now you favor digital currencies, which is quite controversial in nato nations where it's seen as pro surveillance. but you believe that the solver and central bank issued currency, so does the, the u. a where i'm so we can view from where they've just done the for us transaction with the china are actually in terms of digital currency would return some kind of sovereignty away. from the so called the private banking tokenize to currencies bank song. and i like that if you're a president or uh, in ecuador, in the next few years, who knows or your allies of a private banks. yeah. well, unfortunately in echo or private banking system is a completely a, an old school. it is not in favor of innovation it as an inc, as a huge incumbent. and it has a huge monopoly power. and that's we have recently seen the even had a president banker when last, so was there. and what we need is a system that is offering, that is of course, the privacy it enabled that can replicate physical caution, its properties. and that does not allow for surveillance, and that doesn't allow for economic rebirth for the possibility of having this money. that is the link from the powers of the private banking system.

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

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

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

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

this is the 1st large scale protest, and the u. k. u, since the international court of justice move israel must bend to genocide in governance the hard to a south america. now where i go has boiled over on the streets of when i saw those ones. i can protest as cashing head on with riot police softer a sweeping reform bill was put forward by the countries brand new president heavy. i mean of the as demonstrated as engulf the roads, or some law enforcement approach would've gotten the strong and others line up. behind those ride shields, you see them in the future. the legislation which spots the fury pos, that spot totaling congress. it contains hundreds of points which would usher in sweeping reforms, and the new president said it's simply aimed at reversing years of economic decline . we heard from some of that who have no interest in the check. good, i'm in. this is all part of mine, these grand plans they meet, which goes against on need type like every day. everything is getting worse and worse for us. god. with these laws, he shows

u. k. u. s. you nation moments is a refined so many is up to see much broke the story about the grab prison in iraq, which are if i, to the world about how the united states conducted that illegal invasion. we see the same things and effects going on with a us proxy, except this time these pictures showing the similarities of the us. you gay, you back to is really invasion of gaza will not be on media in nature, nations and the united states. and then uh, the olympian union at old really they're on social media. so people and the young can see them. but uh, so carefully, sense of the day that the similarities cannot be discerned or is meant not to be discerned by the voters at large in west and you are a britain then the united states. let's turn attention now in the program to west africa where the regional echo was block has been criticized by the arrival grouping, upset health states, so rich sense on the political turbulence. in cynical, it follows protests in the country over president mackie sells decision to postpone that crucial election for 10 months. critics out the notes president solid decision of the quote institutional crews and well echo was, has expressed concern over the unfolding situation in member nation cynical. the nearby alliance of the health states comprising of molly, you're breaking up also of slums, the other regional group for its approach. the organization has moved away from the ideals of his founding fathers, in pa and african isn't more of a echo west under the influence of foreign powers and betraying its founding principles has become a threat to its members states and the people whose happiness it is supposed to ensure the response of the vehicle is to choose across several states as valued from case to case of the money in military lived by intern vice president, assuming greta toppled president button dos. equis reacted to decisively imposing sanctions and bodies due to close void is pro, is that the countries estimates at the central bank of waste african states and imposed x rays embargo akina plus. so m z we since he lift april was the wrong side . molly, i've also been slapped with sanctions over their internal political turbulence and gaining any lead to military units. these power, once again, echo was immediately condemned. the same power must be handed over to a civilian government, threatening sensors on the country and its new need is cynical, chase appears to be different presents and matthew solve, who has maintained strong ties with the width as postponed. election is causing massive prostate in the country as well as cracking down on the opposition and demonstrates as inspecting of intended exist a monkey. saul is sinking deeper into authoritarianism after indefinitely postponing the presidential election initially scheduled for february 25th. 2024. he is now restricted freedoms by cutting of mobile internet. this decision sounds like a blow to senegalese democracy, by depriving a citizens of free access to information. microsoft seems intent on muscling, oldest sons and consolidating his power. in this instance echo estimate our philosophy of a former colonial francophone states as only raised concerns commission of the economic community of west african states follows with concern the unfolding situation. instead of go the echo as commission will continue to monitor the unfolding events. and we'll take all necessary steps to support the governments and people have set a goal in their efforts to sustain the countries democratic tradition. modeling is a glitch in the process withdrawal from the economy, the communities of west africa, the states as many worried that the move will for this week and the authority of course, and actually in greater instability in the region. i want to stay with the story. some more reaction is your are based political active as zoe, my cool suggested to ard see about the echo walk last is actually seeking to help former colonial power friends playing all the some influence in west africa. and so you don't need the microscope to see the double standards of the so called international community. today, the protestant, the psycho union of states are condemned while several cor attempts have occurred in the echo as though the protest includes the walk over the 3rd term of a somewhat tires, presidency and echo of his silence about this. and also today in senegal, mike, you solve besides alone and without discussion to steam power response, we see only crude statements from head cause. this indicates that there is actually a game going on to ensure that the french can continue to have the influence in west africa. seems they know that microsoft can not win an election. they believe that whoever is elected president of senegal may not be accountable to the french. that is why echo us has no choice, but to be sure this short statement and the call for com. it costs a place double standard when it comes to put it into psycho countries, and course was quick to condemn dominion po sanctions. however, today, when it goes to additional cost taking place in san a go and the instigation of microsoft, the community is unwilling to speak out and say no to this. victoria will be favor by microsoft, a policy of double standards. after weeks of speculation, president zalinski officially sucked the country's top military officer on thursday . general blurry is illusion. they had. serv does commander in chief of ukraine's armed forces since july 2021 will. despite the a string of re sent military failures, the general had become increasingly popular in the country with poles. putting him far ahead of presents lensky himself. the 2 fingers had been at odds for months over the lack of progress on the bottle failed. the loss of p cities like our cham off scouts known as by mood and the need to mobilize many more ukrainians, so loosely, recently referred to the military conflict as a stalemate, something presents lensky publicly, district breed with well gentle or like sender. sir, steve has been appointed as the new military commander in chief. as the previous head of the ukrainian run forces, he oversaw last year is failed. defense of archer most as well as the subsequent fruitless efforts to retake the don't boss. city keeps the army has suffered massive losses on upfront with some of your skis old troops dumping him a butcher and general k i a or killed in action. an interesting side note here as well. sure sky was actually born in russia's bloody me or region where his parents to live. he graduated from a higher military school in law school before moving to ukraine in the 1980s here, sar, tasting sweeney. with more and kids re shuffle. the 2 men have been side long ahead, full sometimes i intend to ride on the spot became very public once it became clear that you quite as much wanted counter offensive had failed as allusion for his part described the situation on the battlefield as a stone might know some said that that was an overly optimistic of such assessment of the situation, but this under a very sharp and very public rebuke. from then ski, who perhaps to a piece is western boxes, gave a more positive overview of the situation and even suggested that ukraine could still win the conflict, let's say one or 2 and said, just like in the 1st world war, we have reached the level of technology that puts us into a stalemate, that will most likely be no deep and beautiful breakthrough, or the time has passed, people are tired regardless of their status. and this is understandable, but this is not a stalemate. i emphasize this once again now. cool. so we're also shop disagreements over the d p on popular forced mobilization a policy in use in ukraine. loosely also wanted this $500000.00 additional troops to the front line in order to boost the ukraine's johnson of success is in the conflict. now, let's take a look at his replacement colleagues on the search key now, but his background is that he was born in russia. he was trained in moscow. if you listen to k, ebc listen to crying, the crating of government save harold and his success in the defense of the capital of safety. in the early months of the special minute seal formation. he is also charged with success in accounts are offensive and conquered, where they regained um some part of that type of thing, which of course, is not part of the russian federation, but he's also known as the butcher of, of black moods all to most of course he led lots of or the defense of that city, which became something of a meat grinder with thousands upon thousands of upholding trains ukrainian soldiers these new unit. so he was sharply criticized. so those tactics. so he remains sadie on popular among see who crating on falls is where his counterpart is illusion. neil, who he is replacing remains deeply, deeply popular. so it is difficult to see what this re shuffling will bring to you quite whether to bring any more successes on the possible field where you crying is always the struggling very deeply. and i'm washington has been accused of being involved in the decision to replace the come on to in chief. i'm not aware of any discussions at high levels between us and ukrainian for it is on about to that decision in a, in a pre decisional way. we talk to are you creating counterparts all the time? but it's 6 questions is proposing that we were somehow built and we had some sort of right to give it a thumbs up or thumbs down. that's not true. this is the wednesdays decision. now, despite what could be is saying it's known obviously that the lensky is in very close contact with the united states is i believe that's a robust dump, a lot of the decisions outside things. and we had this visit just a week or so ago from victoria, and you'd and the maiden of my don, who was in cad once more, she met with the foreign minister, the prime minister lensky is chief of staff. although she didn't leave. was it lensky himself? now, the replacement of that loosely, i'm putting some of questions that could pose a lot of problems and the main one being the finances. of course, the ukraine has been pretty much begging washington begging the united states for more cash to fund it. submitted 3 offensive is the 2nd is a musket rate of action designed to attract funding from the us. the decision through a shuffle, ukraine's military leadership was announced the same time. the discussions are on the way in the us on additional funds for the key regime. this relates to $60000000000.00 of support for ukraine. platinum is lensky can no longer compensate for his lack of real achievements by using death to pay off. so there's been a lot of pay off on spend now some question the timing on the sacking. it was originally, why did they wait until thursday? this thing was some suggestion that it was to deflect attention away from talking colson's. interview with ladder may have put in, but for now the problem is on the 5. so feel rely on patients is running very soon . ok. and finally this needs block to side to asia and protests and pockets done which broke god following this week's parliamentary elections. they show a few signs of relenting thousands, marched this weekend in peshawar and corruption support a general proposition leader and former prime minister and run account. the final results of thursday's votes have yet to be a nice well, 2 major political factions are claiming victory already. the parts and you headed by another ex leader. no washer rates are secured. the most states for a single block all independent candidates, were mainly packed by tons. allies have clinched the most seats overall. so a lot of politics seemingly ahead before the countries. next leadership is a nice we heard from some of the protesters rallying across the packers. now i'm here to go to religion here. and then all of a sudden who got calls from all families. but some vehicles have a right here with people dressed as city the ins and taking away the point in the results. instead of giving it to us the, i mean need all the people of pakistan and especially in the shower give vote to p t i candidates, i'm the deputy commissioner of the shower and his assistant and returning officers changed the results during the night. so we are protesting against them. they have stolen on monday, we're going to get state all of this from quotes, from the base is a phone full to 7 notice of anyone's victory should not be issued. no candidate can take the eggs. we did not accept this. i do to form government and by just some long, it should be uh, coordination moment. nobody still at the moment in a position that conform woman seemed to the mom. how did in june and the other parties, or thought that the park is prompt and he can solve for larger such a majority. and they're thinking, especially part responds to lead me, never thinking that they will guard the single largest party in the electronic people and, but unfortunately they're doing, gosh, the majority. and at the moment the park is on the date again, sagar, depart, hasanti, because i'm back to independent candidates. going to the majority of the the, all the saw friday is a part of the were to commodities. it was also surprised pharma pointed to go in and visit. don't be surprised when most of the country has been there. so i'll do who's in prison and his party gord. such a huge margin in the image of the 24 b. c, r u activity on the establishment. and on this i'm listening to the categories on the list on the bar shows the camels and this one uprising to form an awesome. yeah, we'll continue closely. watch the situation in pakistan, but next it's been almost a dozen years since julia massage was able to walk the streets freely enrollments. we recap the journalist quest for transparency on what it has cost him in our short document trade. the trust for this is art. a.

u. k. m a u and the allies in the gulf states and then israel and, and turkey have waged against syria. the independent journalist and blogger, vanessa bailey, the daughter of a former u. k. invested into egypt speaks out of games need to aggression in the middle east . and exposes the western propaganda machine. the, basically, the u. s. operates on a, on a piracy policy in the sense that it doesn't form partnerships with silver and nations. unless the sovereign nations are prepared to ally themselves with the us. which then effectively means they are a captive satellite states of the us. they have no sovereignty, they have no self determination. they have to comply with us agendas. if those countries resist us agendas, then they are targeted for destruction, either through hybrids, wolf, or for direct smell, attraction as in, for example, iraq. and what is the, the policy the policy is to effectively arrest all development of progressive countries to return them to the dark ages. uh, to install regimes that are friendly to the united states after $911.00. which of course was the amount of function events that then led to the global war. and tyra, during which are ty

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

u. k. m, a, u and the allies in the gulf states and then israel and turkey. and i was instructed that i had to create a crisis by a given date, so that farms and missiles could be fired. and i, i made it clear that i would do my job. i would do my duty. we have seen a carrier most aggressive knows why the us and the western powers the the who is better for us fighting or trying to find out is not important for fun. take a bit later on that to us. so watching president comment and so, so on his recent interview with talk a call said, which said much open media into a meltdown to finish. first of all it's good. the twisting leaders are watching and listening to what i see, but it's bad wisdom leaders cheap and distort what i state, you know, what let, just to high palestinian civilians have run out of options. as is where the prime minister premises a full scale operational ross plus a fairly safe space back to the point of contact to search a common tenacious current defense minister declasse himself. the window of wednesday. the presidential election i've has

u. a on the 2nd, and have a 3 of the beginning of russia's defense of the people of what was eastern ukraine, subject to ethnic cleansing up to the u. s. u u. k. backed made and qu in 2014. it's also it'd be in a week when the usa, a game, vetoed a un security council resolution to ends of the nato nation of genocide in gaza. and that there is one publication that is synonymous with exposing global war crimes. it is wiki leaks the subject of an appeal in the london court. this week, all our interviews with its found a julie and assange before his torture by british authorities in london are available on our rumble channel. joining me from the caribbean is friend and supporter of julian assange, the legendary pink floyd front man, roger was, is roger, thank so much for coming on. it's a sad time since i think we met in in person so many of us on just suppose as of have died as mentor, gavin mcfadden, vivian westwood. most recently, our friend john pilled, you your reaction to this week's judgements in london or non judgment in london as well. yeah, we don't know, but we don't know if there's going to be any kind of a church. well we, we wait t

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

u. k. the u. n. is the only or 3rd capable of resolving on the legal basis. the situation created by the case of failure. and if peace must come from an agreement between parties, the boxes, this must be concluded under the auspices of the united nations guarantors of legal compliance and not under the all but treat sponsorship of, of the state lacking in objectivity. it's just the way forward based on the findings, if your opinion should ensure that the agreement reestablishing the palestinians in all their rights will respect the fundamental numerous which currently oh the target s a convention. if that would be the case, the future peace treaty would fall under the vienna convention of the law of treaties, which provides i create a treaty is floyd, if at the time of its conclusion that conflicts with the punk renewal of general international and decide taishan this brings me to my last point, the 2nd question which is being put to you, cool by the general assembly of the un, your aust, about the legal status of the occupation and on the legal consequences

u. s. u, u k, on israel on trial for another genocide.

u. s. u, u k. on israel on trial for another genocide like case, tens of thousands, mostly women and children. have been killed by nature weapons in gaza, while russia and china repeatedly voted the un security council for cease 5. egypt is now wary of his riley ethnic cleansing of more than a 1000000 palestinians at the rough crossing. it's opposed in public, even by joe biden, and is western european proxies whose bottoms have now attracted rock syria. human lebanon, and palestine. professor at the time is given the lifetime achievement award by the british academy, author of the new book, 3 wills, memoirs of an arab, julie's america's professor of international relations at oaks with the domestic incident. one of israel's new historians, you joins me now from oaks, which thank you so much for visitors trying for coming on the show. so. well, i used to be with you. you said that the industrial scale small as a may have taken israel to the verge of committing genocide. why the verge on what eviden

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

u. n. was quote, failing in his duty to prevent what he called a text bookcase of genocide against the palestinians in gaza. he also accused the u . s. b u k. and much of europe of being quote, holy complicit in this horrific assault today will speak to them. okay, for about the utility of the you in at a time like this. we'll also talk about what's at stake for the future of palestine . craig, i wanna thank you for joining me on upfront, but to be here last friday, minister benjamin netanyahu or the population of guys is off of the district to be evacuated ahead of an expected ground invasion. now i am seeing a national secretary general war and that civilians and guys are, were at court grave risk of genocide in response to israel's order. at this point is, was killed over 28000 palestinians and likely more because many people are still lost in the rubble. it's now been nearly 4 months since you left your post at the un in protest. how is it that months later they're still not doing much of anything to stop this a so as well? i think it's because of the fundamental dynamics that i and others want about all the way back in october have no