u. s. each row in the world on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back on top stories on al jazeera pressure is mounting in israel and government of prime minister benjamin netanyahu to end plans to overhaul the judiciary. here at tens of thousands of people demonstrating right now outside the parliament in west jerusalem. scotland governing body has elected homes, a yusef as its new leader is therefore lead the scottish national party after nicholas sturgeon stepped down in february batch lebanon, where the cabinet has reversed the decision of caretaker prime minister nigi mccarty to change official daytime hours. the move to delay daylight savings by a month cause a major dispute in a country that's in the midst. midst of an economic crisis is in a harder report. some beveled, lebanon usually shifts into summer time at the end of march. but opposition to a last minute decision to postpone it for a month left the country in 2 different time zones. it also deepened political and sectarian fault lines. the man be and the decision caretake

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u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin and his russian counterpart, sergey shaw group. have spoken to each other about tuesday's drone incident over the black sea. the u. s. military saying that the drone was in international airspace when 2 russian jets dumped fuel on and causing it to crash. defense secretary austin. he had some sharp words for moscow. after that incident. on tuesday, rush, an aircraft engaged in dangerous and reckless and unprofessional behavior. in the international airspace over the black sea to russian jets dumped fuel on an unmanned u. s. m. q 9 aircraft conducting routine operations in international airspace. and one rush and jet struck r m m q 9 aircraft, resulting in a crash. this hazardous episode is a part is part of a pattern of aggressive risk and risky an unsafe actions by russian pilots in international airspace. now i just got off the phone with my russian counterpart minister showing you as i've said repeatedly, it's important that great powers be models of transparency and communication and united states will continue to fly and to operate wherever inter

u. s. a weapon is each of us dollars and the financial weapons and her. and also, you know, if we look at the russia economy, usually in the west, the look in the rush is con me, the e u. s. dominated, yes, dollar dominated g p. a. if i look at purchasing power parity rush is called me, much bigger than it appears to be. it's almost close to the size of germany economy if it's a calculate by her pac purchasing power parity. so if the rest of the world continue to trade, the ways russia and china continued to trade with russia, ice in the sanction will not work. and to what extent you think china has benefited from these western companies, ceasing business with russia with china, be able to move in and fill the gap in the market. and obviously, russia is now re direct in its oil and gas supplies towards china, towards india. how china benefited economically from these sanctions. the china, russia have forwarded this strategic strategic partnership for already many years. and we have are already the 2 leaders. she camping and the vladimir putin have always

s would offer only half of a swiss franc for each u. b. s. of reach crates, we share an annoying cash terms. but in, in an exchange for u. b. s, yes, the, i think the other really interesting thing is that the authorities in switzer push this through essentially bypassing the need to have a shareholder vote. now, there are shareholders who are not going to be very happy about this. it's a massive undertaking. there are guarantees that the swiss government is offering 1000000000. i mean, multi $1000000000.00 guarantees that should offset any more volatility in the markets. but who's to say that a whale or some whales out there might come in and try to continue church or to rock the boat for these financial institutions? yeah, we will see when the market's open on monday morning. thank you very much for planning . ah, just a day off to the international criminal court issued on arrest warrant for him or shes presently dim of putin as made a surprise visit to the russian occupied city of mary paul in ukraine. it's in the daniel screeching. it wa

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u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin and his russian counterparts. ag, choi good have spoken to each other about tuesday drove incident over the black sea . the u. s. military says that the drone was in international airspace when 2 russian jets dumped fuel on it, causing it to crash and worries about the stability of the banking system had spread from the united states to europe. shares in credit suisse fell to a record low after its biggest shareholder, salty national bank, rolled out a new cash infusion. the lender has appealed to the swiss national bank for a public show of support. you want to dw news of next conflict zone with tim sebastian, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i was even with ah, with ah, with who enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian? just over a year ago, the main russian attack on ukraine was launched from bella. rooms. composition still survives there, even though it's lisa is in exile in with you ania. she's svetlana to come with guys with her on roofing for a ukrainian victory. but she said could propel her group. h

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u. s. and russian side are currently talking to each other. that's at least what the americans are saying and discussing at very high levels. what exactly happened, the united states at this moment in time, resorting to fact finding rather than condemnation that highlights how high the stakes are. after all, this is a direct contact between a u. s. military piloted drone with no pilot on board and in russian fighter craft. so the potential for this to become more than a diplomatic incident is huge. ukraine says russian missile attack has killed at least one person and wounded mine, others in the eastern city of crime. a torque, according to the local govern, other impact damaged 9 apartment blocks a kindergarten and a local bank in the city center come across is one of ukraine's major strong holes are doing next region and home to the local army headquarters. the city is located about 30 kilometers from the current abbey center of the fighting in back mode. ukrainian troops in baton would have been sending off a russian offensive for more than

u. s. and russian side are currently talking to each other that's at least what the americans are saying and discussing at very high levels. what exactly happened, the united states at this moment in time, resorting to fact finding rather than condemnation. that highlights how high the stakes are. after all, this is a direct contact between a u. s. military piloted drone with no pilot on board and in russian fighter craft. so the potential for this to become more than a diplomatic incident is huge. for now, the russian ambassador has been summers in the u. s. capital and the us ambassador to moscow delivered a message of protest with a real war going on in the black sea. this is something that could escalate things further, both in ukraine, but also in the political standoff between nato countries and russia. and for the view from russia, his deed of his correspondent jennifer parker with an update on what the kremlin is saying about this incident. it has, has been a statement by the russian ministry of defense to day. and of course, it's version of events differs significantly from the u. s

u. s. word, relentless and spalding. each of their 6 innings and an hour to become over the 2nd team to win back to back championships after japan in 2006 in 2009. we're bobby scales is a former bader league basketball player who's now a radio color commentator for the detroit tigers. he told me why this match between team usa and cuba was so important. yes, very significant match up. i in the united states here are in the world baseball class. again, it was, it was it in the end, it wasn't, it was saving as people wanted to be, but a historic nonetheless. and you've also played professionally in japan a thing which are feature, some big stars playing in the us. absolutely. so he or tommy, you dar vision and it, and several other stars from the japanese team are, are currently in the major leagues and also a very high standard of baseball. the played in japan professionally as well. and so are what is the war world baseball classic bead for the sport? i think instrument, it's an opportunity for the sport to gained notoriety.

u. k. election spending is strictly limited, and each party cannot spend more than $30000000.00 pounds in the year before the election. now in the u. s, a big portion of this outrageous budget comes from dark money, which is contributions from donors that remain hidden from the public. the amount of dark money, the u. s. spent in an off year was almost 3 times as much as the $30000000.00 pounds great britain spent. and far more. let's bring in professor chara, taurus, spell a, c author, and law professor at stetson law. so 1st stop. how do you as election, campaigns spend their money? so there are $2.00 ways of thinking about the cost of elections. one is the cost to administer elections, and that's estimated to be about $2000000000.00 for a general election and the united states. cost of the federal action was over $14000000000.00 and why our elections so expensive and efficient and which countries have a better model. ah, the united states has expensive election administration because we have so many different entities that are administering elections. so we have a level of federal oversight which is actually quite small. most of e

lester media, citing unnamed intelligence officials in each country like the u. s. in germany, for example, who are all conveniently blaming the whole thing on some quo pro ukrainian group with no identity beyond that, but which magically absolves absolutely all actual countries and states from any and all responsibility were supposed to believe that some random dude came up with a bright idea to get together 5 other random deeds to load massive amounts of explosives onto a boat at a port in germany. sale out into nato waters and blow the steel pipes and their concrete encasement. 20 days after their excursion, remotely investigative journalist seymour hersh, who attributed the attack to a u. s. leg special operation in conjunction with norway isn't buying it. they're trying to divert attention from story that i wrote, which included enormous specifics. i was describing a process that began before christmas of 2021 involve the, the national security advisor, jim sullivan, of the white house of the, for the president. they had a series of meetings at a secret room in

u. s. and russian side are currently talking to each other. that's at least what the americans are saying and discussing at very high levels. what exactly happened, the united states at this moment in time, resorting to fact finding rather than condemnation that highlights how high the stakes are. after all, this is a direct contact between a u. s. military piloted drone with no pilot on board and in russian fighter craft the potential for this to become more than a diplomatic incident, is huge. in the 1st diplomatic fallout from the collision, washington summoned rushes us ambassador and mentally, and not until excuse me to the state department after the meeting and of called the discussions constructive and said the issue of possible consequences for moscow had not been raised. he said, while russia views the drone incident, as a provocation by the us, moscow does not see confrontation, but rather pragmatic approach. a small odds you from russia. his date of the correspond, jennifer palka with an update on what the kremlin is saying about th

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have spoken to each other about tuesdays drove incident over the black sea, the u. s. military says that the drawing was in international airspace when 2 russian jets dropped fuel on it, causing it to correct. this is dw news after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day. stick around. we'll be right back tooth ah ah, with ah ah ah cattle as this live stock market are being exchanged for young women. half of all girls in south sudan are forcibly married. many are abused and raped. the visits has raised high hopes. mm. but can his words really help the country's female population, global 3000. in 60 minutes on d, w. o. david evelyn, share my welcome to my podcast, enough matter by and by celebrities influences and experts to talk about all plain la. thanks from day to get to day. nothing less the south. all these things and more and then you know, season of the plot can make sure to tune and wherever you get your pot path and join the conversation. because you know it love mary lou. lou the has to floated you do the food? i think, to tennis. fantastic.

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u. s. in canada. and they found each other and they knew that they wanted to help other guys get out was 2 parts to getting out of a violent extremist group. the 1st part is disengagement, which is where you leave the social group. and then the next part is d. radicalization work belief systems audiology are removed. it was very impactful. when someone finally came along with no fear, no judgement, you heard my story did nothing to challenge it validated with the me. welcome back to the m o i manila chant. americans, in particular, are prohibited from prosecution by the international criminal court. yeah, you heard that right. let that think in civilian politician, soldier doesn't matter if you carry the passport of the united states. if you are an american, you cannot even have an investigation brought against you by the i c c, george sam, while he is back with us to better explain how this all works and why. so george, remember that time not too long ago in the fall of 2020, where the u. s. issued sanctions against officials at the i c. c. back then, secretary of state, my palm, peo accused the court of,