the individuals ran the arctic penal colony where alexa devonte died last friday . the u. k has frozen their assets and impose to travel ban. israel has said that they are promising early signs on a new deal to release hostages from gaza. i mean, regional talks to secure a pause in the fighting a war cabinets member, but any guns said that if no new deal to struck, israel will continue operating through the muslim holy month of ramadan police and several european countries that carried out range on people. smugglers suspected of being involved in the legal migration across the english channel in germany alone. the raids let the dozens of arrest the use law enforcement agency, your report coordinate, the operations. the german of football league is a band and a 1000000000 your plan to bring an investor into the boat. now this follows months of protest by fans who showed their opposition to the idea by throwing objects onto the pigeon. disrupting gates, they feared that the investment would shift the focus away from the sport input. profit ahead of everything else are now to j

u. k. court to walk. we see leaks founder juliet sanchez, extradition appeal bit supporters of assad protested outside the london courts where the appeal is being decided. the court is going to decide if a son should have a further opportunities to argue his case before a u. k. court. in order to avoid facing espionage charges in a mirror, a lot for as long as the big boss, she's following the hearing for us at london's high court, gave it to you. very good. see, today is launches opponents, the united states, the attorneys for the united states, they had their stage. what did the attorneys say? well, they argue that julian hassan has not the john list and whatever he did was not covered by freedom of speech. they said, and this is an argument they have brought up to quote before they said that he wrote people address basically by publishing the information, the world that he, what they said has hundreds of iraq. he's enough gone these of, of sources that he put them. edwards, this is something that the julian assign just saw, i deny, they say that could not be proven that that he had had done that. but the us um, basically

the 6th ran the arctic penal colony where alexi, nevada, and only died last friday. the u. k. has frozen their assets and impose to travel ban on police and several european countries have carried out res, unsuspecting members of a people smuggling gang involved in the legal migration across the english channel in germany alone. the raids lived in dozens of a russ your own fault, coordinated the operations. spanish farmers at fault with police, the demonstration in madrid. hundreds attracted, you see the might there rolled into the capital for fresh protests against what they see as excessive red tape and insufficient aid from the state. farmers have been protesting for weeks now across many countries here in your us, lawyers today urged a u. k. court to block wiki leaks founder julian the sanches extradition appealed. supporters of assaults purchased it outside of the london court. for deciding whether or not the sergeant should have yet another opportunity to argue against being extradited to the united states, to face espionage charts. or correspond the big boss as she was

u. k, where we have the, the top uh, army person. uh so patrick, solve this thing. we need to bring back military conscription because we need to. it's not ready. or. and then uh, barge, i'm sure a lot of, you know, you know, um, uh, x 10 or whatever they're called or more than happy they know, jump into a military uniform. i, i did, it just seemed so not unless i get immigrants to do it. sorry for the in a rush. i know the other and then you have a bar, as johnson said, yeah, yeah, yeah, we need construction, you know, corporal johnson reporting for duty and then you have um, a little macro. also saying, you know, we, whatever we do, we time of allowed a boot. and so when you have the general bar is not general, you know, defense when is the bar is the story is in germany. we says, well are, is, uh, you know, oh, you know, almost sometime within the next 5 years. now this is, this is, it's all throughout europe that somehow, well with russia is coming within the next few years where they get this fantasy from, you know, we, we, we simply don't know. i think we do k

u. k, where we have the, the top uh on the person. uh so patrick sondra is saying we need to bring back military conscription. uh because we need to. uh, it's not ready or. and then uh, barge, i'm sure a lot of, you know, you know, um, uh, x 10 or whatever they're called or more than happy they know, jump into a military uniform. i did. it just seemed so not unless i get immigrants to do it. sorry for the, in a wreck. i know the other and then you have a bar, as johnson said, yeah, yeah, yeah, we need conscription, you know, corporal johnson reporting for duty that you have um, a little macro. also same, you know, we, whatever we do, we kind of a lot of booting. so when you have the general bar is not general, you know, defense minister bars, this story is in germany was as well are, is uh, you know, you know, almost sometime within the next 5 years. now this is, this is, that's also where you're at. but somehow, well, with russia is coming within the next few years, where they get this fantasy from, you know, we, we, we simply don't

u. k. where i understand of going to the financial times a $22000000000.00 hole in funding. i mean, how's you go about plugging a whole that big as well? i guess you have to spend the money, but the problem is in britain there of those in the conservative parts in particular, who would say what defense for when any boats and the election which will come in the next 12 months. and so, so that, so, you know, put the money where either in cash, social cat or in the national health service, all of these things where we could get some folks. i think that's incredibly short sighted myself. because of, if you build up, i'm going to shoot capabilities, you're putting people to work. i'm doing getting taxes and it isn't just spending money. so then i got to spend on it stopped piles and it's got a silica out what it needs is also got a sore top. what is the british on me for? i'm not, i think, is a fundamental question that needs the next government, which of a policy is to address head on. how do you go about that and convincing populations in front of the u. k. in germany, that def

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 isn't actually as well we tucked in the united states, the state department will say things, thoughts are with the king and his family. what is clearly a very difficult find. difficult indeed are corresponding charlie trusting people with the ladies tonight from london, that breaking news king charles diagnosed with cancer. charlotte, thank of us, secretary of state anthony, blinking has arrived in the middle east in the hope of securing a ceasefire between israel and from us. it is 5th trip to the region since the homos of terror attacks on october summit. lincoln is in saudi arabia and is also stopping in egypt. guitar and israel to propose deal would allow the phased release of his really hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners. we can also wants to prevent further regional escalation of this conflict. the united states

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 and israel's ground operations and gaza is really military release footage if it's offensive in the strip as

u. k. that it's totally acceptable to use dangerous language. rhetoric against british muslims is a critical here in the u. k. the general election looms where the cause of war will thing u. k. politics provoking angry parliamentary will counts. but instead of coming tensions and condemning racism in all its forms, some and power are accused of turning up the heat. the fall couch is 0. love to the united nations human rights office has condemned reese and public executions. and i've got a strong coating it in humane and crew. the tied up on publicly executed 3 convicted murderers in the past week. all 3 men were shout multiple times in front of launch crowds that included the victims, families. even a serious concern. we urge the defect to all parties to establish an immediate march 4th on any further execution. and to ex, wish to prohibit use of the death penalty events in time. a full time ensured must lose sight more general. we pull on the defect to for actions to ensure respect for due process and fade strong. in particular, access to legal representation for any deep confront with criminal charges. the us senate republican leader and m

u. k. you know, where i'm from. i just went through, i came to the city of moscow where we live and which is, you know, really amazing to visit as a 4 and a great night live good restaurants, i was younger then. so the night life was more repeating to me than that it is now . but nonetheless, that was probably the best experience and just the meeting russian people, i realized that they was the bottom, the villains from the movies, that they're actually very nice people. so i guess that's when the idea of fest popped into my head as it is riding up the piracy back time. did you, did you have any biases about russia, you know, one so on. yeah, i don't know if it was there was a bite the set in a way to which way we brought the top uh, in the k to, to see russians in general, which is the sort of scary people that you know building nuclear weapons and trying to attack the west, which obviously isn't true, but that's the thing. that's a preconception that a lot of people in the west have about russia. would you? and i

u. k. even produced a documentary on roger's activism. take a look. i'm john where working with the charity campaign against anti semitism and i'm going to examine the evidence for the charge that roger waters is. and i to see much i talk to people who work place the with him. and it was speaking publicly for the 1st time. he does things and says things that jewish people take as an attack against us as a group. this dish comes and roger kind of pushes it with his army goes, that's it. this is joe good. what's, what did you foot i mean we're not trying to validate those points. so i actually wanted to get your reaction. i mean, this seems to be an old strategy, isn't it? to kind of, i don't know, link me, whoever criticizes israel's government to some kind of behavior. the news, i'm sorry, i interrupted you john, where is it supposed gentlemen who use for the beginning of back there is a well on lying conniving zionist mouthpiece. i have nothing but to contend for him. i sat through the whole website, quite a documentary and its complete job is made by something cal

u k. >> you know where i i really do feel like this is our year. it's it's finally here.s going to be a tight game. i patrick mahomes is not going to go down without a fight. he's got a great defense behind him. i'm going to go with 31 30. it's going to keep a body in our nails to the very end. but the forty-niners coming out on top. >> yeah, i think the niners have definitely made that a trend. these nail-biting games here lately. why stop now? right? as long as they they come out on top. brit, thank you so much for taking the time out to talk with us about some 9 in football. obviously a huge game ahead. and i'm excited. i hope your prediction is absolutely right. i'm with you on that one. thank you so much. >> thanks, chair for having me on. >> 31 to they will be a lot of nervous people in the bay area and that's how it plays out, man. oh, man. well, if they want to win this game, they're going to need this guy to play. and we've got some good news this week, despite not being a full go for practice the last 2 weeks, tight end george kittle. he has no injury designatio

where now after u. k, we are the 2nd country to make such a pledge and assign and agreement according to the mall. countries would follow suit in a couple of i was that was friends in france for instance. we also provide tendencies, civilian support for clearing those minds as far as the securing critical infrastructure and for building up a destroyed country. and i want to expressively, i do think the for the minister and defense minister and the city both were very committed so that we could find all make these pledges. and to bring about disagreement very quickly and disagreement. she has, the shared values, reflects these shared values. we refer to the rule of law and democracy. those old as that to inherited of our so assign you to use and you create the ukraine. pledges to continue those reform instead of central importance for an extension to e. u. america president, for a lot in here, it's remarkable to see how close our 2 countries have come together. they this deep agreement of today reflect tha

u. k. home secret seems to wait a brave woman said the situations where different the juxtaposition of the u. k. governments crack down on boats arrivals, mainly from africa, east asia, the book cons and the middle east. what it's a vocal support for ukraine makes the truth, a crystal clear, some a, some of them see, cuz a more welcome than others. we are already seeing people things to that, especially along certain groups from east to them and from tribe itself, where there's many of them towards libya, tanisha, and then towards europe. so i have warrant literally european countries in particular that if the current neglect of these crises continues, we will see secondary movements as we called the pregnant guys, the crises becoming crowns. but you political arrive for me between the major global powers, 8 and support has been shifted away from the hot spots. and the wisdom response to the sedan crisis has been limited to cold for the sides to comply with the obligations and the international committee to renew and the need to protect civilians. nothing more. meanwhile, international, if

u. k. that it's totally acceptable to use dangerous language. rhetoric against british muslims is a critical here in the u. k. the general election looms where the cause of war will thing u. k. politics provoking angry parliamentary will counts pop up. but instead of coming tensions and condemning racism in all its forms, some and power are accused of turning up the heat. the fall couch is 0 love to the south korean government has appealed to junior doctors to return to work by the end of the day. will face sanctions, health services have been interrupted for the past week with about 75 percent of old, your new doctors working off the job. the angry about a government plan to increase medical school admissions, which they say could reduce their wages from gloomy autoland is. today is the last day of waiting for the correct judgment and decision from trying the doctors now desperate patients. so waiting for surgery and medical facilities, which training doctors have left and civilian patients who need urgent treatment. also having a lot of difficulty visiting the hospital and did training doctors who left the medical facilities, police make a

u. k. that it's totally acceptable to use dangerous language. rhetoric against british muslims is a critical here in the u. k. the general election looms where the cause of war will thing u. k. politics provoking angry parliamentary will counts pop up. but instead of coming tensions and condemning racism in all its forms, some and power are accused of turning up the heat. the fall couch is 0 love to the the security forces in charles have surrounded the headquarters of the may know position policy and comes out as of to several people were killed in an attack on the national security agency. the government claims activists from the socialist party without borders for carrying out the attack on me has been deployed and rose in the capsule and jemina have been blocked into that disruptions have also been reported. while it was announced that charge long delayed presidential election will take place in may opposition. leader. yeah, yeah. do you know, is considered to be a strong contender. it's on clear whether he's been arrested and they know is the fee is critic of the president and how much interest debbie? $8.00 know, who is also his cousin

u. k, where we have the, the top uh on the person. uh so patrick, solve this thing. we need to bring back military conscription because we need to. it's not ready cost and then uh, borrowed. so i'm sure a lot of, you know, you know, um, uh, x 10 or whatever they're called or more than happy they know, jump into a military. and if i did, it just seems so low unless i get immigrants to do it. sorry for the internet. how know the other and then you have a bar, as johnson said, yeah, yeah, yeah, we need construction, you know, corporal johnson reporting for duty. and then you have um, a macro also saying, you know, we, whatever we do, we time of allowed a boot. and so when you have the been general bar is not general, you know, defense minister bars, the story is in germany was as will are, is uh, you know, oh, you know, almost sometime within the next 5 years. now this is, this is, it's all throughout europe. that somehow, well, with russia is coming within the next few years where they get this fantasy from, you know, we, we, we simply don't know. i think we do know it

the 6 individuals round the arctic penal colony where and of only died on friday. the u. k. has frozen their assets are frozen and impose, they travel that spanish farmers fault with police that a demonstration in madrid, hundreds of tractors rolled into the capital for fresh protest against what they see as excessive red tape and insufficient a from the state. farmers have been protesting for weeks across many countries in europe in the us has vetoed an era backed resolution and the un security council demanding a ceasefire in the war between israel and moss say instead proposed their own plan calling for a temporary cease fire linked to the release of hostages held by her mom's roland. along with mexico's most active volcano, public at tape petto has erupt it and is viewing large clouds of ash and gas into the sky. people have been asked to avoid a 12 kilometer radius around the crater. it's considered one of the world's most dangerous volcanoes, do it's closest to the densely populated mexico city. it's almost 2 years since russia's full scale invasion of ukraine began ju

members of a rush is imprison authority. individuals ran the arctic penal colony where alexis of all and he died last friday. u. k has frozen their assets and imposed a travel bank for the european union has agreed to do a 13th round of sanctions against russia. the move comes as the gremlins were against the grain. yours is the 2nd anniversary and it comes as you, greeny and forces are losing ground on the battlefield. forces recently withdrew from the eastern town of a deep cup. after months of heavy fighting. this on verified russian footage reports to show soldiers they are replacing the ukrainian flag with their own. this comes a bit increasing repression inside russia were dissident. like seen of all these just last week also played a part in the use move to slap more sanctions against rush. a professor jeffrey is all entailed. is the senior associate dean at the yellow school of business management. i asked him if this is the needed response to the more in ukraine as well as to the death of alexi nibble. yes, a great question and tragically, great timing for you. a great question. it is needed. we've had v

we begin in the middle east, where the us and u—k have led fresh coalition strikes against the iran—backedyemen. these are the very latest pictures from us centcom — showing us aircraft taking off for the raids. according to us central command — 36 houthi targets have been struck. this is the third round of strikes led by the us and uk and involved support from australia, bahrain, denmark, canada, the netherlands and new zealand. in addition to these latest joint strikes. us central command says it also launched what it calls �*defensive�* strikes against six anti—ship cruise missiles in houthi—held areas in yemen. in a statement — the us defense secretary loyd austin says the action "sends a clear message to the houthis that they will continue to bear further consequences. if they do not end their illegal attacks on international shipping and naval vessels," we have also heard from the uk defence secretary grant shapps — in a statement, he says, the raids follow u—s strikes in iraq and syria on friday. 85 sites were hit in retaliation for the killing injordan of three american soldiers by

u. k. system of justice is on trial right now before he's tried over here. and that's why people need to mobilize right now and demonstrate in front of the embassy and, and d. c, where you live. and here at the u. k. costs went to the, at the you, when, and really is embarrassed and put the pressure on them. and of course, so they'll be doing that in london and places around the world. the fact is we don't have enough ground troops out there to be honest with you. we have for guys that, but we don't have for julian, he's been put on the back burner but, but which works well for, for this administration, and i guess the u. k. administration. but i think it just has to be prepared for direct action. make a lot of noises, as john pilcher said, get out or action is the only thing that's gonna work. reasoning is not going to work. action is gonna work. and so we all know, i mean you've, you've dealt with this for 8 years, you know, what's going to happen if it gets alexandria, it is put in that hole that has stayed below. one bedrooms are prisoners nearby. i've been, i've been there, i've done that. i, i've done reports on there that place is a very scary place and you k

u. k. to visit him as soon as possible, so that will be on his on that and how that goes here in the u. k. a reactions across the political spectrum, the prime minister, where she see not saying that he wishes as much as the full and speedy recovery. he says he has no doubts. he'll be back to full strength and no time and knows that the whole country will be wishing him well. we've had reaction from the united states as well. president j bite and saying that he is concerned about the house has a king and plans to speak to him soon. so as big as you would expect to in a case like this big reaction here to this, this concerning use at this difficult time, the royal family corresponded charlotte chosen pill reporting tonight from london. this breaking news that king charles has been diagnosed with cancer. charlie, thank us, secretary of state anthony link. it has arrived in the middle east in the hope of securing a ceasefire between israel and tomas. it's his 5th trip to the region since the have most terror attacks of october, 7 leaking is in saudi arabia and is also stopping in egypt, guitar and israel. now the propose d. o would allow the face release of hi

e u meeting where they're supposed to discuss unable k. uh 50 plus a $1000000000.00 of additional a to you frame. we know in the us support they're installing republicans are blocking additional aid. so watson, some tens cents money, kansas weapons there in europe. it's a similar situation because we know that hungry as well from that and the e u is becoming so desperate that they have this easily emergency summit on thursday for on wednesday, on the eve they sense. so the leaders of 5 e u countries and we have germany, denmark to check the public as sonya and the netherlands, they sent an open a letter to the financial times. well, they're explaining why it's so important to send you claim money now. and they're also acknowledging that they failed to send the one to 1000000 shelves that they've promised that you probably need so badly by the 1st of march. let's see some more. what was in that letter? we must renew our results and redouble our efforts in order to ensure that we sustain or support for as long as it takes. we will continue t

of russians. prison authority, or the 6 individuals ran the arctic penal colony, where devali died. on friday, the u. k. has frozen their assets are frozen and imposed a travel of police in several european countries have carried out raids on people smuggler suspected of being involved in a legal migration across the english channel. in germany alone, the rates led to thousands of arrests. the use law enforcement agency, europe all coordinated the operation. supporters of wikileaks founder, julia massage protested outside of a court in london, where his final appeal against extradition to the u. s. has being decided, lawyers for the us urged the court to deny his appeal, so that he can face espionage charges in washington. spanish farmers fault with police had a demonstration in madrid, hundreds of tractors rolled into the capital for fresh protests against what they see as excessive red tape. an insufficient aid from the state farmers have been protesting for weeks across many countries in europe. it's almost 2 years since the russians, full scale invasion of ukraine began just how many civilians have

a where baby chimpanzee has been born in chester zoom in the u. k. the zoo just released this further into the newborn mail and said that his arrival is vitally important to the future of this bc. chapin cesar chester are part of the international conservation reading program that aims to prevent their extinction. this is good news. you're watching the news from berlin. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day. i hope to see you then the get ready for an exciting auburn toyota for little surprised. hi, irish. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of to me to do you have you have a one does not delete it from port on it. please go to the spot on the on expected side to side. you can draw the line between the spacings because i don't believe that space is, is i'm all really relevant criteria in any more than i believe that rice or 6 is on frontier. 2 2 should. 2 2

now where the reports of new us and u. k, i strikes on who he targets. the attacks happened on the district of bait alpha key and who if he control the district of a data. when it comes to the un security council has been meeting to discuss the political process and humanitarian crisis in human and supporting bad b. u, and special envoy for human address. the council rising regional attentions linked to the board and gaza. and in particular, the military escalation and the red sea hustling down the face of the peace efforts . as much as i have tried to insulate the peace process from why the region and dynamics. the reality is that mediation efforts and government cannot, you need to call them off. but as happens, what happens regionally impacts them in. and what happens in yemen can impact the reach. and so i'll just here is gabrielle, as on the has moved out from you in the headquarters in new york security council held several meetings on a young man last month, but they were behind closed doors. this is the 1st meeting in nearly 5 months to the secur

now where there are reports of new us and u. k. airstrikes on, with the targets. the attacks happened on the district, the vail, saki in the who, the control district of her data. and this comes, as the un security council has been meeting to discuss the political process and humanitarian crisis in yemen hands. glenburn the un special envoy for yemen, addressed the council, rising regional attentions linked to the board goza. and in particular, the military escalation in the red sea, how slowing down the pace of a peace efforts to have as much as i have tried to insulate the peace process from why the region of dynamics. the reality is that mediation efforts and government cannot be need to be caught them off. but as happens, what happens regionally impact steven? and what happens in yemen can impact the region. gabriel elizondo has more from un headquarters in new york. the security council held several meetings on a young man last month, but they were behind closed doors. this is the 1st meeting in nearly 5 months to the security council as held that has been op

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and they're anxious ita beta to human now where there are reports of new us and u. k. s. strikes on who the targets, the tax happening on the district of beta saki in the who if he controlled district of her data. when it comes, as the un security council has been meeting to discuss the political process and humanitarian crisis and human homeschooling. but the human special invoice for human address, the council rising regional attentions linked to the board goza, and in particular the military escalation and the red sea. how slowing down the pace of the peace efforts to have as much as i've tried to insulate the piece process from why the region of dynamics. the reality is that mediation efforts and government cannot be, need to be caught them off for that happens, what happens regionally impact steven? and what happens in yemen can impact the reach. and i'll just say it was gabrielle as on the as more now from you and a headquarters in new york. a security council held several meetings on a young man last month, but they were behind closed doors. this is the 1st meet

and now where there are reports of new us and u. k. airstrikes on who feed targets. the attacks happened on the district of bayfield fucking in the who, the control district of her data. it comes as the un security council has been meeting to discuss the political process and humanitarian crisis in human hands. guttenberg g, u, and special envoy for human dress. the council rising regional attentions linked to the board goza, and in particular the military escalation and the red sea. how slowing down the pace of the peace efforts as much as i have tried to insulate the peace process from why the regional dynamics. the reality is that mediation efforts and government cannot be need to be caught on off. what does happen? what happens regionally impact steven? and what happens in yemen can impact the region. and the ocean 0 is gabriel elizondo has more from the un headquarters in new york. the security council held several meetings on a young man last month, but they were behind closed doors. this is the 1st meeting in nearly 5 months to the security council is held tha

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 because this has already happened to knowledge and tina every single day we get with the believe that the omnibus law cannot be

u. k. and the hope is really that this coordinated effort helps to slow down russia's war machine out of time where ukraine is running out of munitions. and we've reached a stage of the war where both sides really do appear duct and t w's. janelle dom allowing their stay now where authorities in the coastal city of valencia say at least 9 people have died after a fire ripped through an apartment block. fears are high that the death toll could yet climb as emergency workers search through the remains of the high rise residential complex. blay started in one of the apartments on thursday night quickly spreading out of control the firefighters search the charred remains of the residential towers. looking for victims, it's not clear how many people were inside when the fire roared through the joining buildings. the complex reportedly contained 138 apartments and was home to some 450 people. volunteers and local residents have sprung into action, gathering donations for those left homeless. i brought every single medicine suites for the kids. so if you can stop thinking about the kids who are without a

u. k. and the hope is really that this coordinated effort helps to slow down rushes warm machine out of time where ukraine is running out of munitions. and we've reached a stage of the war where both sides really do appear. doug and janelle, to milan from washington, d. c. let's take a quick look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. look hungry and sweden have agreed to to a defense packed in budapest, ahead of agrees, expected approval of sweden's bit to join nato, swedish prime minister of christmas, then assigned the papers with his under encountered part. i'm going to serve after all, once and hungry with vice. swedish fighter jets hungry is last night, nato member to back sweeps. membership in the line we, i know you get interested in the course in austria is given. a former chancellor is about to in courts at 8 month, a suspended sentence for making false statements. the vienna regional court ruled that the former leader misled a parliamentary committee looking into corruption allegations prosecutors. a court lied about his role in the establishment of a holding comp

u. k. and the hope is really that this coordinated effort helps to slow down russia's washing machine out of time where ukraine is running out of munitions. and we've reached a stage of the war where both sides really do appear. doug and i want to know dum alone in washington. as it rustles with policy is to increase the european union's governing body has made a symbolic gesture on the eve of the worst 2nd anniversary. the european commission and res, ukraine's flag in front of its headquarters in brussels, where and now flies between 2 e. u flags. i mean begun the process of joining the block officials and keeping him to hoist their colors there permanently. german foreign minister and alena, bab bulk has called out russia for intentionally targeting civilian infrastructure following the invasion of ukraine. addressing the un general assembly in new york bab up also accused russia of using food as a weapon. many of her comments were directly aimed at russian president vladimir putin. belk reiterated germany's ongoing support for ukraine. here's some of what you have to say, or if you care about a wor

so you have a now where there are reports of new us and u. k. s strikes on who's the targets, their tax happened on the district of bait of saki in the to if you control the district of a data. when it comes with the un security council as a meeting to discuss the political process and humanitarian prizes in yemen, hands going to the un special envoy. so you have an address, the council rising regional attentions linked to the board goza, and in particular, the military escalation and the red sea. how slowing down the pace of the peace efforts, sienna, as much as i have tried to insulate the peace process from why the regional dynamics, the reality is that mediation efforts and government cannot be need to be caught them off. but as happens, what happens regionally impact steven? and what happens in yemen can impact the reach and i'll just say it was great, but that is on the has moving out from you and headquarters in new york. the security council held several meetings on a young man last month, but they were behind closed doors. this is the 1

we don't know where bodies, why we've come to this quote. the u. k though, says this is not the place to resolve this question about us with the, with the latest for us, from the hague and those hearings, thanks so much bonded. well, that's not bringing. so tom bar accounts, he's a professor of public policy, has not been clear for university. he joins us to from the hague, focus on what did you make of the u. k. submission, it was very carefully crafted. it was under invincible. that u. k. does not disagree with the legality of the occupation, but the calling for is a negotiated, entered bravo, done an order from the court. and that is the argument saying, you know, we are, we should not go around the, the existing framework of the security council. and we should leave it for the 2 parties to negotiate. and i found there are 2 issues here that probably might take . one is of course, they do not recognize the fact that the issue has been with the security council for so many years. and there's so many richard counsellor decisions that is where i refu

u. k. i'm the us. that's the message from which will blow as broad the in front of a high quote in london. where the final appeal against the extradition on espionage charges is set to begin later this our, the treatment in this case is closed the case with julian has the u. k. and the us. i'm embarrassed with it on the world side. simply by letting julian go and re establishing themselves as human rights advocates that can be powerful around the world. so 3 julian as well the we can expand that has been embroiled in nickel controversies for you is in 2010. he faced allegations of sexual assault in suite which will lead to dropped . he sold refuge at the ecuadorian embassy in london to avoid extradition, auster hayes asylum states as well as her votes. black widow in 2019. he was arrested by the british authorities as own just being locked up in bel most prison while his legal team of battling the case to hunting mover to the us all changed marina acost effort. delves into the story, all space which will blow and free speech advocates. he's being vilified by american officials full revealing tha

u. k. this is for a beat and that you can't law for bits the extra addition of any person to any place or any expedition where he may phase of this been out this. so this is also, it's not only is aside just standing in trial, but also the card is a standing in trial we. we have to see you tomorrow. if this court has any credibility, or we will head toward the story to say, it will be proven to be a button on a court in a button and not be public. and we will face an extremely difficult times because as a journalist, we have to know that if assigned is expedited, this is a terrifying scenario for us as a journalist, because if you think about it, what would come next? is a dis, tapia in total surveillance. and sensor support where, for example, of sort of underlying in word economy, quote, them said that the greatest, the threats facing humanity according to hers, is quote, missing information. and this information and not tours or climate change, which means they are paving to ground for the soviet times in front of us, which we know this cannot speak up their minds and challenge to another idea. so the main

confirmed any of this week and of on his mother's side of forties where refusing to allow a public ceremony this and you look on your b, u. s. and u. k has launch fresh air strikes on the, who's the rebel group in yemen, who the run tv said strikes hip, the capital. now the us and you do have conducted numerous strikes since the start of this year in response to who's the attacks on ships passing through the red sea . metos from the eco us group of west african nations have agreed to lift some of the sanctions they previously place on new share with the ministry asked as president last july. it was looking at ways to reveal ties with cool hit countries in the region. thousands of people have rallied in is really cities demanding government action for the release of hostages being held by how much in gaza and tennessee is ready. police use towards that kind of to disperse anti government protest as also called for the removal of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. as the domestic and international pressure amounts on missing yahoo hosted release deal with him. us considered a terrorist group. i multiple countries could be within reach

where he faces up to 175 years is found guilty. he's being locked off and found last present in the u. k . since being arrested there in 2019 full savings, who will pay in quotes? among the revelations, the atlanta, judy, the songs are filed of the us military where the details of a massacre and the rocky city are felicia back in 2004. we can be exposed intelligence that proved to be american troops are sold to the city well knowing the civilians were in the line of fire. hundreds of locals were killed during the paso ortiz, steve sweeney field. i followed an in depth report from the scene last year, a it was just a must killing of arabs. that's how the us massacre influenza has being described. the city of the military and tell us by the war, the old bombing aside. the old chains, when for us, most of these were killed on base grids, that bodies with bones on home is a warning to others. but washington promised to take its revenge. the enemy's gotta face is cold sage, and he's in felicia, and we're going to destroy him. if this was one of the worst atrocities of the us led invasion with ey