u. k. very, ah, a buoyant about the fact that ukraine is using nato weapons to attack russia. so it doesn't, isn't that kind of a, a free for all now i, shouldn't russia be able to hit a british assets? it's a in poland. i mean, that the same thing here. go ahead. indeed, i think that the latest developments to have charlotte, what's happening is a wider western war being waged against russia or just a ukrainian war. so there are multiple nanometers russia is facing as your previous cust. the sand. i'd have to mention here the report which was published when york times that a, which mentioned that sir, the americans were providing intelligence to the accordions, which led to the targeting the killer and killing of russian generals. so i think things have become clear as to how many enemies the or the russians are facing them . ukraine, marianna, regarding your question, does that make her other western assets targets? so perhaps wisdom's arms were sent of arms shipments headed to your crown. of course it does if the situation continues to unfold, and i think this is one term b

u. k. very ah, a buoyant about the fact that ukraine is using nato weapons to attack russia. so it doesn't, isn't that kind of a, a free for all now, why shouldn't russia be able to hit a british assets? it's a in poland. i mean, that the same thing here. go ahead. indeed, i think that the latest developments are half charlotte. what's happening is a wider western war being waged against, fraternal, just a ukrainian war. so there are multiple enemies, russia is facing as your previous cust. the sand. i'd have to mention here the report which was published when york times today, which mentioned that sir, the americans were providing intelligence tele ukrainians, which led to the target in keller and killing of russian generals. so i think things have become clear as to how many enemies the or the russians are facing them . ukraine. now, rianna regarding your question, does that make her other western assets targets? so perhaps wisdom's arm was sent arms shipments headed to ukraine. of course it does if the situation continues to unfold, and i think this is what term russian fo

u. k. very um, a buoyant about the fact that ukraine is using nato weapons to attack russia. so it doesn't, isn't that kind of a, a free for all. now i, shouldn't russia be able to hit a british assets? it's a in poland. i'm.

u. k. very, ah, a buoyant about the fact that ukraine is using nato weapons to attack russia. so is as an, isn't that kind of a free for all. now i, shouldn't russia be able to hit a british assets? it's a in poland. i mean that the same thing here. go ahead. indeed, i think that the latest developments have shown, but what's happening is a wider western war being waged against, fraternal, just a ukrainian war. so there are multiple nanometers russia is facing as your previous guest. the said no, i'd have to mention here the report which was published when york times today, which mentioned that.

u. k, for example, it's very interesting of the u. k. government has on the one hand, open up a channel whereby, you know, you k citizens can offer a home to ukrainians. but at the same time, they are working on a deal with rwanda to us and across mainly those who have been coming across or may come across from the channel or from france. and of course, we know that many of them are from conflict conflict or post conflict zones from africa, from iraq, et cetera. so we see a very clear distinction and i think that that honesty is absolutely necessary on the table. and yes, i also agree that a lot of the measures have been responsive or in reaction to rather than really tackling what is a global phenomena, doesn't in international, hey, we're wise organizations and years operating all the ground. the raise, the, this issue for the, for, for a particular reason, they wanted to come to an end, a little want to see a repeat of it. but some times the urge didn't need is for donations for donors to step in to provide assistance. tackle what t

u. k is very concerned by the number of palestinians who have been killed by israeli security forces in recent weeks. we continue to urge for thorough and transparent investigations into the desert palestinian civilians and call again for the strike in the use of force. a symbolic charles been held and gone south for shutting up barclay by many who were not able to attend her funeral on friday. your old site was there. the palestinian liberation organization has arranged a funeral with her university, one of them all the and the gaza strip. this symbolic funeral. that is true because god is the only here re i don't get my terry grease that was not allowed to go in re to re enroll because of this. see you and sell these young generations. he regards the worse do form. there are 2 barley funeral to pay tribute in showed the respect to the loyalty, the city, a balcony, who has been assassinated. white bring a raid in janine journalism and alena unavailable garza, we were not able to reach her funeral. and that is why and the gaza strip. we had to do the symbolic funeral. in honor of the sp

u. k and the u. i probably have very unsatisfactory answering that it's just, we don't know. yes, but we'll find out, i think very soon and, and we just read the notes from today from list trust. who's the you case for in secretary saying that they're planning to introduce legislation before the summer recess. because we will see that if they do this or if they're just trying to use this thread of legislation as, as the sheet and tactic to get you to offer some concessions to the u. k. and to, you know, to open up this discussion about the protocol can be really go. sheets are not a reputation of leaving things till the very, very last moment. and then even beyond that. and so that the thinking is that, well, if you choose is to call the you case bluff, then a can afford to do that because it's so much bigger. but we're in the situation that this is likely to have a significant impact on the island. a you member, which presumably will not be content to just sit back and say how this plays out. i think that's all right. and we have to look at the big picture here. you know wha

very much being at stake. and partly because breaks it and what that means. the northern ireland change relationship between overland and the u. k. with all agreements in the protocol. and that also what's going on with in unionism itself. it's very fragmented. and with that fragmentation comes the uncertainty over political stability in the short term and longer term questions about the future of northern ireland itself. joe al jazeera belfast has been another nationwide strike and shall anchor the natives protest demanding the government's resignation. millions of workers stayed away from work on friday as amounts against the worst economic crisis in 70 years. they have been months of power cuts and food shortages while a few and medicine shortages. mil fernandez has more from colombo, the trade unions that are behind the organizing of the strike say that it is very successful. i'm standing here in the heart of one of columbus mean commercial districts. it's a wholesale and retail capital. and if you can just see over my shoulder, it's almost sort of a deserted all the shops pretty much are shuttered and bear in mind this is v

u. k is very concerned by the number of palestinians who have been killed by israeli security forces in recent weeks. we continue to urge for thorough and transparent investigations into the desa hausteen's. ready civilians and call again from a straight in the use of force. symbolic jaws been held in garza for showing up a lot by many who weren't able to attend a funeral on friday. august the resume that i was hired was that the palestinian liberation organization has the range of a funeral with her university. one of them all the a god this trip, this symbolic funeral. that is how god because god gets the only here re i don't get my terry that was not allowed to go and read to read. did he enroll because of this c and sell these young generations here? regardless of course, do form in there in barley funeral to pay tribute in showed respect to the loyalty this city a balcony who has been assassinated. why covering the raid in jeanine gun elizar, marlena, unavailable garza, we were not able to reach her funeral. and that is why and the gaza strip. we had to do the symbolic funeral. in

u. k. and took the very symbolic step of reopening, as embassy in the ukrainian capital key, a show of solidarity with ukraine. now in its 3rd month battling a russian invasion, germany's foreign minister reopened the embassy to day and also announced war weapons deliveries to you. grant of the issue of weapons deliveries. it remains delicate. ukraine has been sharp and its criticism of germany for an initial reluctance to supply heavy weapons and fort germany's economic ties to russia. now the rift really opened when german president front walter stein meyer was in warsaw, poland, getting ready to depart on a visit to keep ukrainian president zalinski, then sent word to stein meyer, telling him not to come apparently due to his past, as the german foreign minister in which he championed closer ties with russia that said to day on the line of iraq began her visit in boucher the town near keith. that was the sight of widespread atrocities when it was under russian occupation. she said that germany will help bring the perpetrators of these atrocities to justice. an today the foreign minister descri

u. k. politicians, stating this very, very bad, very bad message is very poor example, especially on this, on this day on the celebration. because this is not about the war in ukraine, it's about what was done 70 some years ago and the defeat of nazi germany and their their countries would not be where they are today. it was not for russia when i listened to mr. wallace it's i don't know if he's in a different world, if he's delusional and definitely it's not describing rush at all. if anything he's actually describing what you know the, the alternation or are doing and the and what many would if you look at fascist, i mean and fascism. it's essentially what ukraine is actually evolving into with the alternation, controlling so many things. i mean, the definition is right there, definitely not russia. and i think mr. wallace is poorly very badly misplaced. and some of its verbage was very unprofessional. and, and, you know, uncalled for by any supp diplomat. despite western powers asserting tremendous pressure on countries to join sanctions against moscow, china is imposed from neighborin

u. k. have always been very skeptical about the before. so over a human rights council. how, how are you planning to move forward? well, let me, let me share a consideration i have on the momentous reality we are leaving also because of the tragic word that it's taking place in ukraine. this situation has given me a sense of hope in the fact that in these countries like those who have criticized the human rights counselor, a se, item 7 of the human rights counselors are getting is well. well, it gives me the sense that this country still believe that, you know, in an international order premise, the international law. because at the moment everyone is an expert about the human rights and international. my and i am not being violated in your brain. i see. and incredible blind, the disconnect between, between these arguments, these are holding. thank you, rightly so the international law to pan is fine. so i eventually boils down to, to political. will that be my whole course? what i see, what i say is basically it based on international humanitarian law enforcement or it

u. k and the after a long period of the nation, you will remember that a very purchased process. and you can the manage to find a deal which included so called northern ireland protocol which avoided any kind of food or checks between the republic of ireland and northern ireland. but instead created some restrictions in terms of movement of goods between great britain and within ireland. now the still was really important because as we know, the history of northern ireland is fun off of violence and it is really essential to preserve the good friday agreement. and the protocol does, does exactly that. but if it, if it impinges on people's everyday lives in britain chooses to walk away from it, what changes who gets damaged? i mean, i think there is some evidence. i think it is right to say that, you know, the protocol created some challenges for the people and businesses that are ones in great britain as well. so, you know, they're having some practical challenges. bad businesses been able to have not been able to extend, gets freely from great britain, smoother airlines. they're

, very critical of what the u. k is trying to do. and critics, in parliament, there was a long debate in parliament, or after the statement by this trust that you've just played, they say, is this really the right time to be antagonistic to the european union? people here are facing a cost of living crisis. we have a war going on in europe, in the ukraine, and is this really a good time to pick a fight with your closest trading partner? good question. big mass in london for us. thank you. is a quick look at some other stories making used to day clashes have a ranted in libya after fancy busha, the countries parliamentary, appointed prime minister, attempted to enter the capital. tripoli later withdrew from the city, citing the safety of civilians after violence broke out. 2 rival administrations of buying for power. following the end of the civil war 2 years ago, the un has called for com. clashes are broken out at a funeral in jerusalem for a palestinian man who was fatally injured during recent violence at the alex

k u. thank you very much for being with us. so china is talking about investment and corporation for your region, but the west, including australia, sees china as a destabilizing threat. you've met, i understand with the australian foreign minister today. how would you assess 1st your relationship with both sides here? where does fiji stand? well, i think, you know, there's always a, quite a lot of conjecture going on in respect to what's happening in the pacific prime minister just this morning, put out a tree. and in that he said that it all tables, what matters most is our people on planet. and israel is respect for international law. and i think that really quite aptly summarizes our position. both the foreign ministers will be in fiji. in fact, we just met up with the foreign minister from australia that low, very good and robust discussions. and indeed the meaningful discussions are on climate change is, you know, the new government is very much better to climate change. and that's really been focus with the co face of cl

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