now, washington's move has prompted russia to update its u. p. a weapons policy, the newly released don't tween permit. so potential new, clear response even to a conventional attack on russia by any nation that supported by a nuclear power, even if nothing, new power itself. long range missiles are going to be applied from ukraine into russian territory. it will also mean that they are, or if you're ready to buy a new rican experts, military experts. and we will be taking these as a quantity attributed new face over the rest of the war against the russian. and the bill will be if the forwarding no to west and lead as are on board with supplying long the range weapons. despite please from chief gym. and these chancellor off sholtes has refused. now the world must wait to see whether washington's decision will hasten the resolution, or the escalation of the $1000.00 day old who was bringing nuclear expert marianna, which aaron chase with a project on managing the adam at harvard university and joins us tonight from cambridge, massachusetts mariano

now, washington's move has prompted russia to update some u. p. a weapons policy. the newly released don't treat permits, so potential new, clear response even to a conventional attack on russia by any nation that supported by a nuclear power, even if nothing, new power itself. long range missiles are going to be applied from ukraine into russian territory. it will also mean that the author ready to buy a new recon, the next does military experts. and we will be taking this as a corner to really new face of the western hor, against the restaurant. and the bill will be if the forwarding no to west and lead is, are on board with supplying longer range weapons. despite please from chief german east, chancellor off schultz has refused. now the world must wait to see whether washington's decision will hasten the resolution. or the escalation of the $1000.00 day old will the report suggesting that the us will soon supply ukraine with empty personnel mines, even though their use would violate thieves own commitments under and international treaty dw, correspondent nameesh

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u. n. f p a. the agency that focuses on sexual and reproductive rights for women and girls in a $150.00 countries in 2017, during his 1st term and office, trump completely cut off $70000000.00 in u. s. contributions to you at f. p. a president joe biden reinstated the money and raised us contributions to a $160000000.00, making washington the agencies largest single donor. now that trump will be back in office when f p a is bracing for all of its money from the us to again be cut off, right for a u. s. p a official tells how to 0. without us funding, they would need to shut down 13 health clinics and vocational schools in afghanistan, that on average health, $30000.00 women every month. and with these reels continued on parchment of gaza and open hostility to the you when there is real world. this time around is real pressure, trump, to make deeper cuts. one major challenges for the u. n. is the world. donald trump doesn't care that much about the institution. that a lot of republicans in congress

i met one of those last month in most of the whole 11 year old board with u. p. s. we just learned a couple of days ago that he has passed because the doctors and mr. hospitals are unable to give this for the care that he needs. so it's not just about the forms and the bullets. it's about some living conditions or the next air office holding gas. so it's really, it's wendy. there's no adequate shelter. there's no access to sufficient nutritious food. there's a high prevalence of diseases there. sewage, there's contaminated water. children don't have warm clothes, they don't have shoes. they walk around the sewage, there's debris shattered everywhere. so it is a highly dangerous environment for children engaged. so in every regard indeed and thought statistic, but one child is killed every 30 minutes. every half an hour is just is just so shocking isn't a 100 more was still missing. if those houses were missing under the rubble, what about the, the trauma of oldness for those children that do our life and the impact mentally on them is the whole loss that they've wit

that's not the, that's one second. others perhaps felt that they want to teach the b, u. p. s, the profile, this, the new york p s i the, somebody to, as they call it and december like europe is they want to listen to show them who, who is a good boss in their own home. that that's what happened. and it's a sense send freak perception off is why it is even more as victim hold that this much to is a very easily immediate. they across very, very easily. they translate into victim, hold onto somebody fission against us. so it's a very typical as windy reaction to that as to what, what happened in dean, i'm still done, but also a very typical mainstream is maybe reaction to the world. the concerns about the warrant garza of the saudi arabia's top military chief is in a wrong with a high ranking delegation. the chief of general staff of the saudi armed forces is meeting is a run in come to part to discuss bilateral relations and defense corporation. the 2 countries last held talks on defense and regional issues in december 2023. and ron and saudi arabia have been vitals, they've

c robins, you get that stuff that the u. p as a call not, not to those differences any time in the near future. victor. all but instead of clearly inviting nothing. yeah. whole into the office and there's no way we implement the i see a rest wanted to the point where we're getting to, to this phase web, that it, europe and countries they'll have instead of thoughts about implementing this decisions. i say, that's how do you, how should not come to all the bases. but the, and the, the elaborating on whether if he decides to come one day, they will indeed arrest him. all right, hush him, thanks for the attachment or buff or reporting that from the ethnic. thank you for watching on history for the social platform from said he would, donald trump said he would impose that 25 percent tariff on kind of a mexico in his 1st day and office the president to let blame the 2 countries for the flow of drugs and on, on documented migrants into the united states, a trump also said he would impose an additional 10 percent tariff on chinese go

strike if it or any off it's allies come on the attack from weapons of mass destruction, from a non u. p. s. page, which has been supported by a nuclear pot. you should know today a very important presidential decree was signed. this is a decree on the approval of the foundations of state policy of the russian federation in the field of nuclear deterrence. these are the foundations of the state policy of the russian federation in the area of nuclear deterrence. russia has always viewed nuclear weapons as a means of deterrence. the use of which is an extreme and forced to measure russia has always taken a responsible position and made the necessary efforts to reduce the nuclear threat and prevent the exacerbation of international relations. now this is a developing story and we'll secondly bring you more as, as they update us with this development. so stay tuned on our team to national now as washington has reported the handed, the key of the greed lied to use long read. i talk comes myself to slide deep in russian territory, not every need to amend base welcoming the decision of the slov

you're in board with u. p. media. we just learned a couple of days ago that is past because the doctors and most are hospitals are unable to give the care that he needs. so it's not just about the booms and the bullets, it's about the living conditions or the next their office holding gas. so it's really, it's wendy. there's no adequate shelter. there's no access to sufficient nutritious food. there's a high prevalence of diseases there. sewage, there's contaminated water, children don't have warm clothes, they don't have shoes, they walk around the sewage, there's debris shattered everywhere. so it is a highly dangerous environment for children income. so in every regard was in a year of inches, was war on gaza at least $200.00 historical sites are being destroyed or damaged defect amadi most screen gaza cities be partially reduced to rubble off to the is really metric bombed it's loss of december. now these pictures show guys us largest and oldest mosque in the heart of the city before its destruction. it was a plac

it was actually a bottle quite a the o u n a u p. a to a neo nazi nazi collaborating groups in ukraine during the 2nd world war, who energetically massacred people of bobby are on his boy land. hundreds of thousands of poles, gypsies, russians on dissidence, were massacred by these people. but let's just memory whole the speaking of the memory hole, what are we talking about? canada, canada has decided to memory whole. it's nancy passed. in the aftermath of the 2nd world war, the canadians decided to give uh, let's say, refuge not to your training and refugees, but to people from the ss and collaborators and my customer orders. i know they've decided that they don't really want to talk about as a major uh, sort of the problems with that. i would say oregon is correct. exactly. federal government departments advised against releasing the names of 900 alleged nazi war criminals currently living in canada, hearing that a good fuel russian propaganda and her to crane while hosing a friend to the security of surviving ss veterans. oh, oka

u. p. investigated $29.00 of $86.00 protected areas and found that hardly any income from trophy hunting was reaching the locals. the big question is, where does the money go? if it's not going to that community, maybe a little bit 117 years holding the money cruise match with the cham, another conservancy to confront him with the criticism. that is the way of saying things. i'm quite sure because i got to meet level. they was seen benefit, did they? when you let them few up and push out cash benefits i brought in how i understand the benefits will not be understood by the next visit. we didn't get the feeling that much money was getting to the low cost hunting advocates criticized cruise for working full hunting opponents cruise assess, he's independent and only uses the officials that goes for his analyses. the thing that strikes me is the constant declining wild life. so this whole notion that conservancy is preserved, wildlife, and because they preserve wildlife, a full benefit, the co

well, i think the same principle is being applied over year p n e u government's and b, p u bureaucracy. they're answering to someone else. they're answering to these people do these interests, which most people don't know about. instead of answering to those whom they're supposed to, sir, and that's the main problem. so i would say it's a big democracy. that's a set that's turning slowly to a economic and humanitarian disaster. yeah, it's interesting, you know, i was on the brussels as pressure or pressure, so be hungry. i'm still back here to stop buying gas from musket. meanwhile, some country supposed to explain how well the, the motors, watch it as a d y. is there a sort of this double standard from brussels? you know, the, i mean, that's par for the course. you know, i. e, we've heard, you know, the european for, and the upstairs dimension of joseph around, you know, keith said that you use like the jumbo. i mean, everything outside of you is a jungle and the you itself is a garden and you know it's not the same standards. the jungle is something that needs to be civilized while t

who the heck was that biden thing and who showed u p for that?that was aretha but now laura, to decode terms. that was after two code terms. this thing is like truncated term.he the sequel couldn't win. so come on! she could have paid the manma tribute for stepping aside. >> laura: she is on her way back, by the way, on her way back from hawaii. >> i will be covering that all night and watching on my laptop. with america set to gorge themselves at thanksgiving academic thanksgiving day tables, they may want to look theyinto a college course.mary a course called and told them fact studies, fatness, blackness and intersections. >> laura: what? >> why are they injecting race into this discussion. 60% difference between black and hispanic obesity according tonu the cdc and the rest of thes no population isn't far behind.ond, >> laura: wait a second, is it gorge yourself? >> will you correct me and hit the grammar? come on, we have got to go! described the courses. >> laura: examine fatness of intersecting with other systems have depression based on g

and you crying jason smotts says u. s. p. all consultants, levine, loading ukraine's public image for decades. so the fact is that there's been americans working in ukraine in politics and as proof consulting since i mean after 5. so here you see a lot of poor d graham political songs as well studying united states, for instance, born here in order to learn new skills and to bring back to work here in the print . overall, i think there's been a positive for both the present as well as for the americans who've been able to also benefit from gates and other you're creating counterparts. there's no actual separation between t r firms and the government in ukraine. the government in the united states and the government in, in, in the u. k. so many of the staffers in these p r firms rotate between the british government, ukrainian government and the various p r firms will, if you look at the ukraine crisis media center, for example, that's funded by the us government, by the european union on, by different embassies and that is pu

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i met one of those last month in most of the whole 11 year old board with u. p. s. we just learned a couple of days ago that he has passed because the doctors and mr. hospitals are unable to give the care that he needs so its not just about the booms and the bullets. it's about some living conditions or the next day or off. it's cold and gas, so it's rainy. it's windy, there's no adequate shells or there's no access to sufficient nutritious food. there's a high prevalence of diseases there. sewage, there's contaminated water. children don't have warm clothes, they don't have shoes. they walk around the sewage, there's debris shattered everywhere. so it is a highly dangerous environment for children in gone. so in every regard more than a year, inches, water and gaza, at least $200.00 historical sites have been destroyed or damaged. the great amadi mosque and guys of cities being partially reduced to rubble of cities ready ministry bombed it. last december. these pictures show guys us largest and oldest mosque in the heart of the city before its destruction. it was a

particularly near to the neighborhood, which is a very good tell good neighborhood with the letter u. p g. now we are at the title, oxygen i, uh, the fox will be the starter beach and get neat, seem time for the if i'm struggling, it's the use of the displacement model. i'm just going to jump out to just to get an idea just to exit. so i'm just thrown up for him, but we understand you in the middle of a was on to a pass of varying and we, we kind of have most of what you're saying. i mean, it's raining, the conditions, a terrible on top of already. terrible conditions is now guessing west and flooded and people of cause many people are living in tents. and the know if anyone disappearing, evacuation orders are being made to feel like terrorist and they're in homes and the people who are trying to leave or will. so being targeted by is really full, says unprecedented levels of starvation in the know, especially we will also hearing just the other day about hunger issues in the south and con eunice, could you give us an idea of exactly what aid is guessing into the strip? yes, actually wa

this is a problem that we, they u. p. is i yet to hear from americans about what does that plan for the ukraine? and if they're going to have a di with putting what would be the flies as low as the, the conditions for that agreement from now, or was french president him on. when i call these things that we should take our destiny in our own hands, instead of commenting on us presidential elections and what would be the next step for president trump? and in terms of other issues being discussed, what's high on the agenda. many issues on the agenda, the european political community is a gathering that talk cuz many issues, security, immigration, climate change of the need to coordinate security arrangements across the european continent. now nature secretary general law crude to says that he welcomes the election of donald trump at the head of fluids to move pul pricing with him in the future. and that many countries have hated the corner of the drum back in 2016 on sponsor to meet his prerequisites. which is basically ever

an i'll try to majority even the coalition government of the seed, u. s. p d and the ways good struggle to secure the comfortable majority of parliament. it was the full find it hard to win in support for spending on social welfare programs . finance that assistance for ukraine under economic recovery, customizable. i was just the with the lead for a moment. so us of rain has fallen in just 2 hours in central permit for route, flooding streets and destroying homes. the peruvian town of han you call was hit by the hardest, where at least 30 hines had been deemed uninhabitable. and if the $300.00 were partially damaged the usual. so trigger a series of lines, lines filling the streets with water and also a month. now clean up operation has thoughts it well, that's it for me. so the height of this, more information on all websites, all just there adults comes. the news continues here with me in about 12 so now on, i'll just there on the one. 0 one east. the the the, the old just in india ramp and illegals. mining its readings, an ancient mountain range. the out

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