but if they believe that the reason for the action of nuclear weapons in u k, would be an act of deterrence towards russia. then they mistake and miscalculate once again, we will not be deter it. we once again urge them to stop and to and this is cal at the recycle. that becomes more and more threatening and more and more dangerous. thank you. the thanks for joining us with back of the top of the hour with more of the latest, the pictures everywhere you ever chose. the vegas a 1000 calories come from l. a. a council ever cuz philadelphia they think is a good area just to get good drugs. and so you come down from so you come down or you start, you can come back in a way and uh, you know, family members know you down here or stuff like that. that's why i was saying that there was a kid to lay right there. both where sit, that's now bow and sit down. where do i want to sit down? this is the trenches. we gotta show them. this is like little we sit like this is a little we live in them. yeah. i can tell you, i can't tell you too much, but yeah, this is how we live because the government no law g

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u. k. would succeed, cutting nato chief installed him back if they charge us finland and sweden are added to the lines ahead of the us. selection is also going to have to contend with the different views and nature of joe biden. and donald trump, sedans army has broken the siege by the parliamentary rapids, support forces, and one of its base is near the capital 10 months into the conflicts. the army is slowly regaining control. the baby is around the call to the siege of cut off supplies to people living near the base and on demand even longer reports visit base houses, the sudanese armies, engineering court in the city of them through man for nearly 7 months. it was under siege by the parent military rapids support forces or r s f. but in recent, these, the army was able to break through and deliver supplies to its troops. how does, if attempt to read them in albany? this is a gift from god and the defeats of the revolutions criminals terrorized people and carried out to trust these like never

but if they believe that 3 introduction of nuclear weapons in u k, would be an act of the turns towards russia. then they mistake and miscalculate the once again, we will not be the church. we will find our ways how to counter these for military and technical means, and it will not in has security of united kingdom, nor the us, no nato, as a whole. we once again urge them to stop and to and this is cal at the recycle. that becomes more and more threatening and more and more dangerous. thank you mr. radco that as well on the final question for you. i know you are very busy, man. i'm coming back to the middle east, which remains the biggest hall spot. so now do you remain optimistic? this stability can be achieved. and one of the main hurdles in easing tensions stage. once again, the middle east remains that the biggest hot spots on the planet right now. well, a, do you remain optimistic? yeah, that stability right can be achieved. a well diplomat shouldn't be enough enough to miss that spot of our job by diplomats off for talking to one another and the green on something. this is exactly

u. k. would be taken over from the current nature chief to insult him back. he's expected to step down in october. i'm sure there needs the backing of all the t one nature members before. he can then be declared that that was the general. he currently has the backing of 20 members so far older. he is the only official candidate for the job right now. the us delegation of republican and democratic lawmakers is visiting taiwan to voice their support as tensions grow with china. the delegation sold to a short time pay that washington would stand by it in the face of the question from basing cohen's president saying when it said that you hope to see more exchanges of delegations with us in the future. but this visit is expect as a goal criticism from china. the delegation will stay in taiwan for 3 days before then, continuing a tour of the region. today we've come as democrats and republicans to show our bipartisan support for this partnership, which thanks to your leadership, i think is stronger and more rock solid than ever. and today, freedom is under attack f

u. k. would succeed current nato chief against oldenburg, he would take charges, finland and sweden are added to the alliance head of the us election roots. i would also have to deal with the different views on nato of biden. and donald trump, farmers across europe are joining protest over raising costs and low prices driven by cheaper imports. initially, they're particularly frustrated with the european union's green deal climate initiative. it's meant to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. but as sonya diego reports farmers, they would also reduce production and their income. a. jason is shalonda, has spent his life bustling to make his palm a success. the generation of his family to rome, this very fall outside rome. but now he pays for it survival. the to move with no tv any. we're not getting properly paid for the work that we do on a farm. we haven't noticed difficulties because of the highly costs and the pressure to invest in expensive new technology. when we come to the problem a, he's one

u. k. would succeed current nato chief against oldenburg, he would take charge as finland and sweden are added to the lines. farmers across europe are joining protest, silver, rising costs and low prices driven by cheaper imports. initially they were particularly frustrated with the european union's green di, or climate initiative. it's meant to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. but as sonya go reports, farmers say it would also reduce production and their income. jason is shalonda, has spent his life buckling to make his palm a success. the generation of his family to rome, this very fall outside rome. but now he pays for it survival the who we know to be any, we're not getting properly paid for the work that we do on a farm. we have a norm as difficulties because of the high costs and the pressure to invest in expensive new technology. when we come to the problem. he's one of hundreds of thomas. we've set up a blockade on the outskirts of the capital. they say low supermarket prices and your opi

u. k. would succeed colored nato chiefs in stoughton, but it would take charges. finland and sweden are added to the lines ahead of us election would also have to deal with different views of nature of joe biden. a donald trump, farmers across europe adjoining protest, silver rising cost, and low prices driven by cheaper imports. initially they're particularly frustrated with the european union's green bill climate initiative. it's meant to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. but as sonya can ego reports, farmers say it would also produce production. their income shows what is shalanda has spent his life battling to make his palm a success. the generation of his family, to rome, this very fall outside rome. but now he pays for it survival the to move with no to be any. we're not getting properly paid for the work that we do on a farm. we have a normal difficulties because of the highly costs and the pressure to invest in expensive new technology learning when we come to the problem. he's one of hund

u. k territory, i would, i said that to my family member, the family members that hold on is a russian government doing that to you. i said no, the u. k. government is trying to sanction me and my family couldn't believe it because the whole narrative, as far as that concerned has always been russia bad. not you. k bad, tara, you know, you make a go, we go all night until the cows come home. i'd love to talk to you, i wanted to see one more thing. know ireland turning around because i have a relative that were just like, you know, they want everything to do with the fact because they, you know, there's some weird thing they like buying or whatever. but, but now, you know, they're like, oh wow, you know, we get it. yeah. because now they're seeing the then of, of the us. so i'd be collectively, you are seeing some ships in europe and in britain a little but not much. and you're right about the sanctions and there is a legal way to get to make those go away. so love to talk some time, roy and, and no one anyone listening. you know, you can contact me on social media. i can tell you legally what you

u. k. and for would as. 5 but a lot of people will be looking to the juke of sussex print harry for his reaction . next, the relationship we know has been strained between the king and prince harry. now there are reports that prints, are you spoken to the king and plans to return to the 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, t

u. k, and the u. s. suite a would certainly wouldn't want to come to that conclusion with these 2 countries being at that very strong allies side, perhaps the conclusion that they've come to the prosecutor from the office behind me saying that it's a matter of jurisdiction. that no sweetie citizens or swedish territory was involved. it is a convenient way for them to close this without saying, we don't know who did it. it's been a hot potato, one that that hops, happy to pass over to germany investigates is now the work is germany is major efforts have threatened to extend the strike instead of loans. i don't meant operations came to a halt when more than 25000 crowns to off wilkes, off the job for 27 hours. hundreds of flights across the country been cancelled affecting more than a 100000 passages as well that set for maintenance dogs the entire for this news out. so now remember you can always find more on our website out. is there a dot com? i will be back for the top of the hour. so just a couple of minutes with m

israel's defense minister says the military would push on until it has full reign over gaza, including rafa. or donnelly adjusted k is a senior fellow at the u. c. l, a buckle center for international relations. and we off tow with the next know whose comments would undermine blinking symptomatic question. well, i've prevents you're not going use comments are certainly helpful. uh it, is it going to be impossible to get a deal? so if, if he continues to take this kind of stance, of course, he's taking a lot of the staff is for domestic audiences. it's very clear that he has a, you know, a lot of pressure for his right flank not to get in, not to have any pause in this war. the, as really population is mixed up more than half of the population really focused on getting the hostages out as a priority. but a large part of the population, still very supportive of continuing this campaign, until a mazda is significantly degraded and cannot from is really guess. so it's a real bind. but there is an urgency given the humanitarian catastrophe, its highest on the us subject highest on the regional agenda. that is very much back in the ceasefire as so

the son, his wife says he would not survive be extradited a days before the u. k. cool. it's considered whether to expedite julian, a songs to the us, his wife issue to heartfelt please. his release, his health is in decline mentally and physically. his life is a risk every single day he stays in prison. and if he is extradited, he will die. but it's not just about him being expedited. should julian should never have been put in prison in the 1st place. the 2 day hearing may be a song, his final chance to prevent expeditions to the us where he faces a prison sentence of up to a 175. he is a saw on just been a wanted man since 2010 of these which were blowing for him, which he likes published classified us on the materials supplied by intelligence, analyst delete, consign documents and video footage from the was enough dentist on a new rac summit associated with shocking, seemingly implicating us troops impossible war crimes. i believe that if those 2 things will fall under the rules of engagement when the rules of engagement are wrong, deeply wrong. for your card, many a

u. k to america, you would use the system code switching company to know using it, but that's what you use dominance, this is the dominant system. however, you know, russia was very, very smart when they implemented that payment systems, you know, in the ninety's really the, in the early 2, thousands is rush. it didn't allow the, the, the us box companies to actually control that, say, these are all mazda caught, they run it on their own system. so russian was very easy to easy to just switch the switch over night, which they did. a lot of people are very cynical about it, but it actually was because the system is far more effective. it's also cheaper. so balancing china banks in india with all of these countries, we've described the trade in with russia. we're able to switch on the system even night without having to do it must have technical i the whole and i think that's the reason i think you're completely right. people thought it would be the end of days. people didn't really understand exactly how small the russian government have been in building the technical payments of the struct

u. k, the german, if a lot mazda would regard this as a political offense, they would not extradite somebody. and to the us in a situation like this is space colored general principles of law. now with united nations, already has said that this constitutes an opportunity. detention of that, it is unlawful also to expedite it due to freedom of expression. well then i think that makes the matter very clear about you're going to not look i'm should make it clear as a matter of o u. k or english law. i just pulled out my as a, as a, as a question or us lot. okay, well, let's look at this a little more broadly assigned is clearly a controversial figure. his methods may be questionable. he did reveal dubious practices though in the us, that some say amount to criminal act, america off him, celebrates whistle blowers and stands up for political dissidents abroad. so why do you think the us is pursuing a song so relentlessly? and he has obviously published information which is seem to be extremely harmful to the security in military establishment in the united states on no cost. and you can then exp

u. k. military effort to deter the who would fees from further disrupting global shipping lanes in the red sea. when united states has said it will continue with retaliatory strikes. here's why it has national security advisor, jake sullivan. it began with the strikes on friday night, but that is not the end of it. we intend to take additional strikes and additional action to continue to send a clear message that the united states will respond when our forces are attacked or people are killed. at this point, we are still assessing the question of how many casualties there were among the militia groups. and our military will continue to provide the president with those assessments. that was the security advisor, jake sullivan. now after the us strikes on iraq, syria and yemen. what can we expect next i asked for, was there just a professor of international relations at the london school of economics? i'm afraid more of this thing might take is that the european city and miller says will most likely retaliate against us spaces in the welcome syria and the next few days or week. and also it s

remember those reason the e, you would just look at the u. k. and the california both also have new recycling rules, the aim to compel companies to actually recycle materials and larger amounts. and for companies, this is what it comes down to. creating recycling economies is difficult, and it's expensive. the years long efforts to create recycle packaging may actually be the easy part is always the low hanging fruit system for stuff to take, bolstering recycling processes on the backend. that's much harder. one thing is clear, the pressure for better greener packaging is growing, and it's unlikely to slow down any time soon. the the, into the conflicts own with tim, sebastian. i guess this week is electric hunter and co. you creating an m. p. angelica for the parliamentary assembly council of yours for a year ago, going to ranko had post price because the landscape and reservations about him. because he still believe this presidents will be due crying to victory conflict. next on dw, russia's war of aggression on ukraine has raged for 2 years.

remember those reason the e, you would just look at the u. k. and the california both also have new recycling rules, the aim to compel companies to actually recycle materials and larger amounts. and for companies, this is what it comes down to. creating recycling economies is difficult, and it's expensive. the years long efforts to create recycled will packaging may actually be the easy part is always the low hanging fruit system for stuff to take, bolstering recycling processes on the backend. that's much harder. one thing is clear, the pressure for better greener packaging is growing, and it's unlikely to slow down any time soon. it's the to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspective. donald trump sounds like on extortionist. if allies want military protection from the u. s, they have to pay your, of a seeing his remarks, a nato and russia as a wake up call. if you return. so the white house this week onto the points to team and trump, and you'd access that gets nato and chris to the point next on dw, in the mountai

nuclear side, it's even more a some, because that is usually expensive, would require a very different kind of force than what the u. k and fonts currently have the only 2 european nuclear forces and would be immensely expensive. so, you know, for the europeans to use the us, a new create a ton is really the worst case scenario. because then they become exposed and black available if you will. and then the secuity done scraping europe changes pretty dramatically. and there are voices who have coal, so you have to build it. so nuclear shield is zip this realistic. i mean, the timeframe is key here and it's not realistic. when you look at, you know, the us elections in the fall and then a possible trump presidency. it is not really realistic when you look at the fiscal, that heavy lifting that would be required. unbelievable amounts of money would have to flow into this. and then the question also is, do you build national determines, you know, for each country the wrong or do you be able to collect of the time, which is what is part of the discussion at the moment? very, very difficult to pull off. what kind of chain o

u. k. in northern ireland, which would allow the trawlers to repub, boundary of code and how to for, for the fame, a known for the famous fish and chips meal. that's something i'm calling it a shrewd move by put in with moscow, essentially, assumption in the u. k. and the celebrated staple dish, as the person who denouncing she is on this, but they themselves form 40 percent of their menu from our comedy. and now let them lose weight and get smarter. it's our cost in other types of fish, including how to form their ration. the disagreement, unfortunately, was one side indeed far worse and rights only to our partners at that time to fish disagreement did not give our fishermen such power. that is, it was actually one sided and did not bring any benefits for soviet fishermen. the denunciation of this agreement will not entail any negative consequences, more of the russian federation and the development of the fishery comments of our state, the announce the sanctions on us. but they themselves form 40 percent of their menu from arcada. now let them lose weight and get smaller, which is our cost

u. k. the german, if a lot mazda would regard this as a political offense, they would not extradite somebody. and to the us in a situation like this east based colored general principles of law. now, when the united nations already has said that this constitutes an opportunity detention on that it is unlawful also to expedite to jeer to freedom of expression . well then, i think that makes the must have very clear as much you're going to not look, i'm should make it clear as a matter of o u. k or english law and filled out my to as a, as a, as a, as a question or us long. and i was much under as nice a point where you and special rubber tour on arbitrate attention. speaking to me, a short while ago now is real, where authorities are working hard to help residents back to areas emptied by the trauma of the terror. attacks carried off by a mazda on october 7th, last year. dw, special correspondent, i'm in, is visited the city of there are located near the border with the gaza strip, where one kindergarten has now reopened. as some families returned to the city, the voices of children in a clas

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? would you uh, would you go with mandela? would you go with guntee? that's what i would do. we've monday the um, and i would put my trust, you know, civil society. because i have no confidence that the western governments will 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 around the arab world and the economy 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. again, caesar of any pharaoh for further study news. and therefore i would, um, um, 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 will proceed with the investigation or will crime scene the occupied territories. and that the inter

u. k. and the u. s. suite a would certainly wouldn't want to come to that conclusion with those 2 countries being at that very strong allies side, perhaps the conclusion that they've come to the prosecutor from the office behind me saying that it's a matter of jurisdiction. that no sweetie citizens, or sweetest territory, was involved. it is a convenient way for them to close this without saying, we don't know who did it. it's been a hot potato one that the hot topic to pass over to germany investigates is now. so the former president of panama has been granted asylum in nicaragua. it comes days after upon him as the top court rejected ricardo march, and at least appealed to throw out an 11 year prison sentence for money laundering . march natalie had requested protection as nicaragua, as embassy in panama city. he says he's a victim of political persecution and that his life is an imminent danger. rio de janeiro has declared a danger, fever, emergency, just before the start of the famous carnival in brazil. more than

u k. u um the weapons at that border of outside war. what, what would you do if you were a palestinian teenager right now in gaza? would you, uh, would you go with mandela? would you go with gundy a little? i would go leave monday that and i would put my trust in 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 thrown the arab world and these nomic 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 the products being used. and therefore, i would, um i have i seen that the brother steam is the only hope of the best hope is that public opinion will continue to change and the international criminal court will take action. we're pursuing investigational will crime scene the occupied territories and that the international c

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 10

the u has been goods worth over 4390000000 euros. that would have been exported to russia or u. k. cord is expected to grow in march on joining us dollars last ditch appealed bit supporters of the wiki of expelled or protested outside the london court. it's decided an emphasis on should have further opportunities to argue his case in britain to avoid the.

washington, and gave us his assessment on the impact the strikes would have on who the operations you know, i, i mean, certainly the us of the u. k. uh know what they're striking at i, i suspect there will be a battle damage assessment made. i would assume that we have hit the, the targets that we were aiming at, or the issue is, uh, is to fall. and one of course is how much damage is actually doing uh to their job ration, so their facilities to their equipment. and secondly, how difficult is it going to be for the who these to replace it? because one of the things that i think people need to keep in mind is that as long as the iranian resupply continues, most of this material is going to be fairly easily replaced. and uh, and i don't think it's going to affect who t opperation substantially is certainly not going to eliminate their capacity to continue launching these uh these strikes against shipping right now dec. solomon did not rule out the possibility of a tax inside iran as well. do you see that happening? and i think that that would be a huge decision for the president to make because because there is no question that you

u. k. and the us suite of would certainly wouldn't want to come to that conclusion with those 2 countries being at that very strong allies. so perhaps the conclusion that they've come to the prosecutor from the office behind me saying that it's a matter of jurisdiction. that no sweetie citizens or suite is territory was involved, is a convenient way for them to close this without saying, we don't know who did it. it's been a hot potato. one that the hot topic to pass over to germany investigates is now of today's former president sebastian for the errors lying in states and the capital santiago, friends, family. i'm the recall paying their respects to the 74 year old who died in a helicopter crash on tuesday. is believe the area was 9 that hadn't called 2 or 3 passengers on board. but it went down in the southern parts of the country. then the government has declared 3 days of national more than they more protests and hates a. according to the prime minister to resign. the fed straight day of demonstrations and forcing our own. read to step down. any haitians accuse him of holding onto power? h

u. k. and the u. s. suite a would certainly wouldn't want to come to that conclusion with these 2 countries being at that very strong allies. so perhaps the conclusion that they've come to the prosecutor from the office behind me saying that it's a matter of jurisdiction that no sweetie citizens or sweetest territory, was involved. it is a convenient way for them to close this without saying, we don't know who did it. it's been a hot potato, one that that hops, happy to pass over to germany investigates, is now us to lay as a full of presidents. sebastian from the era is lying in state in the capital, santiago, friends, family and the public. paying their respects to the 74 year old who died and a helicopter crash on tuesday. it's believes that penny are it was flying. that helicopter was 3 passengers on board. when it went down in southern parts of the country, the government has the cad, 3 days of national warning. stephanie deca has been tribute to the man who twice run to a former president's best young pineda die

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u. k. been reacting to this new so far to as you would expect. so there's been a huge outpouring of support for the king looking fast at members of his own family . we all hearing reports the juke of sussex harry, who we know who lives in the united states. we now will say that the relationship between prince harry and the king has been strange. we all hearing reports that he will come to the u. k. to visit his father, they have been in conversation as well. there's been an outpouring of support from, from political leaders, a prime minister, where she's soon at us wishing his majesty a speedy recovery. saying that he hopes and expects that he will be a box in his role quickly across the world as well. well, leaders and sending them messages of support to the king you cause a bind. and for example, of this evening expressing his concern and saying that he hoped to speak to him soon. so as you can expect, that outpouring the support also from the british public kid to many a very taken by the fact that it's prince of the king charles has chosen to

that he is to on well, his wife of the 50 year old says that he 52 year old would not survive being extradited days before the u. k. cool. let's consider whether to extradite julian a songs to the us, his wife issue to heartfelt please. his release. his health is in decline, mentally and physically. his life is a risk. every single day he stays in prison. and if he is extradited, he will die. but it's not just about him being expedited to julian should never have been put in prison in the 1st place, the to day hearing maybe a song, his final jones to prevent expeditions to the us where he faces a prison sentence of up to a $175.00, he is a song has been a wanted man since 2010 of these which we blowing for him, which he likes published classified us all the materials supplied by an intelligence analyst, delete, consign documents and video footage from the was enough dentist on a new wreck there are some of the associated with shocking, seemingly implicating us troops impossible, war crimes. i believe that if those 2 things were law for under the rules of engagement when the rules of engagement are wrong, deeply wr

how long do you think it would take for the u. k to bring it smoother to help to strength? and what does it need to do to do that? well, uh bruce smells here at district depends what it, what you mean by that. if you're talking about with american equipment as fast as i can buy it, americans can produce it. if you mean with homegrown manufacturing, that's a whole different thing because again, look, challengers a, a new challenge or 2 hasn't been built in more about 10 years, right? so the plants and best their mothball worst they've been, the equipment is gone. you have to rebuild the manufacturing facilities. if the and it's just one thing that you put together, you have to have all the manufacturing ability to for all the sub components. people are, are gone, those people that used to work and those plants are gone and done the retirement they've died, they've moved or they're onto other industries. so you have to rebuild a labor force that can actually do the manufacturer. and what was the energy cost? when the simple fact uh, what do you get like some lot, but it used

u. k said, do they would, the court should recall both policies agree, but not to activate that dispute by taking any steps to try and change the status or integrity of the occupied territories until the negotiated solution is agreed. because what, when you k in the us, it argued senses. you went resolutions in place for decades. the post politician debate this, the international court was told, well, is rather than just paying on it isn't paying any attention, is listening. hey, we see israel going ahead with settlement the expansion, despite clear calls from the you and already not to do that. they just ignore it. that's why the i c j is being asked. ok, but, and thanks very much for that update from occupied east jerusalem. and that's bringing now with stuff about booty, who's a moscow, he's the secretary general of the palestinian national initiative. and i'd like to ask you so about meetings taking place in moscow in just a moment. but 1st, the pick up on what we've just been talking about this decision by these really government to expand it to lands. uh for the land. of course in

u. k. have launched waves of attack on who would be fine t as in the past weeks for their attempt to blockade. the red sea from ships aligned with it's so cold enemies of the humanitarian situation in the democratic republic of congo has become dia, due to a regional conflict unit on the well food program have called for immediate action be taken to say civilians western countries of weight in and accused to rewan. now supporting rebels in the d. r. c. something which galle denies. no one knows more about the root causes and history of the conflict. and these some democratic republic of congo than phones is the real issues at the origin of the ongoing conflicts were addressed. the problem would not exist from his appeal follows bachelor of the united states and which it condemned one does a legit support for him to 3 and called on to god that you needed to get the forces from the area. the appeal was predicted by the one the government, which could, you saw the united states force blaming each for the escalation of the violence and the deal. seeing what, at the same time, expressing deep conc

u. k. germany, the u. s. a still sending weapons and massive amounts of a expect calculation was to change. i think it would have a dramatic impact already. i think someone reflected the idea or in the u. k. that if israel attacked the rasa, the u. k, for example, was consider suspending any of the trends, weapons as being a decision also in the netherlands, adults case in which they have suspended the deliverance. pat pots will catch the 255 digits involved in the conflict and go, that's what i think it could. but states need to go beyond rhetoric, beyond declarations, beyond the form of the, of the advisory opinion, which is not binding. but it's still in a far, it's that statement a little which could have consequences on the as a treaty provisions. ok, thank you so much for running us through all of that. and that is victor kept in the system professor and public international law at the university of nursing. and thank you. thank you so us. okay, well let's go now to the oxford westbank aware design best property is 70 buy for us and from iowa. how people view in the us each i hearings there in the occ

act in good faith and that you would get it free and said try it in the us and what's, what's the thinking in the u. k. where you are very good. i mean, how is this on the scene there? this is really interesting. so these 2 days, so a lot of supporters of julian hassan she had just around me outside the court house . they were just charging all day long. basically the stages were and m p 's, human rights people, john, are those so going to is ations where they were speaking in favor of 2 we're going to so on. but if he's not, is case is not covered intensively by u k. media. so there is, there is a bit of a disconnect, it's not that does not cover the tools, but i see media from around the world covering this case, but not so much in the u. k. and equally, the people that have been had been coming from as far as australia, from speaking to australian to come in his defense and, and they are maintaining that this is such an important case because they see the freedom of the press at risk. if joining us on is accessorize it and try it in the us, corresponding different most with the latest, from one to

ready around a most people will know that on and would still be in the u. k. of by 2071 of the majority of people. so i have mine left enjoyed you know, i did all. ready by 2046, those dates were just all the bases of 10 years over the 125 years on the 100. the day that was just, i suppose people's guesstimate. but it's quite possible that we could to go with all night long. but there is a bit of a kind of dream which is that the most stable, unsuccessful little bit all and is that not in volume? well, mean the people just feel the pushing the extra step on the right tools, you know, at all it isn't. but. ready all dentry, i mean, feel free to pick up on, on what mocking and danny was saying the but what about people in the republic? did they want beautification? could, could the, does the kind of problem the republic afford unification? i wouldn't lead to more instability if it happened. well, i think picking up a little market down, i have said, i don't know, the united hands is inevitable, but what i do know is change it as an admirable, but we will not sta