u. s. obviously, but the, i think the idea was to put the red sea on the agenda as a site that's of field to, of the cause of war. because for the use, it was used as a key connection between their operations and the warning cause a they were saying that originally about tech ships that coming from and going to is really all connected to is really the didn't time for half of the information always strange, but they are saying clearly we would continue until that was in the gaza strip stops. now we have 2 new regions here worldwide. we have the one in the west which says this is a terrorist organization that is threatening the red. see the commercial traffic. we have also light parts of the public good opinion in the airports and sees this as a way to put pressure in order to stop the the war and causes generally set to him, alga worry reporting from egypt. capital. kyra, those who is the attacks in the red sea are disrupting manufacturing here in europe, electric car and make a task plus said it will suspend production. and it's biggest european factory and more companies may soon be forced

u. s. obviously. but the, i think the idea was to put the red sea on the agenda as a site that's of field to all the cause of all because for the use it was used as a key, a connection between their operations and the they won't and cause a they were saying that originally about tech ships that coming from and going to is read or connected to is written the didn't time for her for that information. always strange. but they are saying clearly we would continue until that was in the gaza strip stops. now we have 2 new regions, year worldwide, we have the one in the west which says this is a terrorist organization that is threatening the red see the commercial traffic. we have also light parts of the public good opinion in the airport to seize this as a way to put the pressure in order to stop the, the war and causes. so i think there's basically 2 possibilities there. how to stop that. one of them is now what exactly what's happening, which is like striking there was these really charity and hoping that

that's really interesting given that obviously the u. s. is in an election year at the moment, but does cockle so cocked wise life full of ukrainian population is being like a concentration camp. pulse of a very strong allegation. but he says, you know, at the moment men are not allowed to leave the country. this is of course men who are 18 and ofa. how significant is it? do you think that we have a full, my ukrainian m p? who is saying that there is this massive human rights problem in ukraine, particularly the time when it's just been given the green light to try and have talks to join the e. u. well, it's a terrific, it's just so shocking that it's the other one was the was to describe it to this guy. the country ukraine is being invited to join the e u. a head of a number of other candidate countries. we've been waiting patiently for years in, in the balkans and uh, as you said, you know, the weight uh, you know, minute just being dragged by that feed into a military service. he also said in the interview that pretty soon women will not

u. s. military support, which is a life insurance, obviously for his weight on the other hand. and this is important if he distances himself clearly from these guys outside of his ministers. this could cost him the support of these far right for this. in part most, they could leave the court this and this could lead to a break of the whole a government coalition. and this means new elections. and this will probably mark the end of his political career. so for the time being that he knows that the only way to stay impala is if the war last as long as possible. and this is exactly what i be seeing it on yahoo maneuvering back and forth and keeping every option open. but at some point i think he has to decide. so just to be for you, are you saying that keeping these cut out well a going as a why is one that is, is mr. destiny, i'm seriously considering that as one way to stay in power. yes, because he knows that once this war ends, there will be strong the month for investigations on the responsibility of his government before october 7th. and this quote probably leads to his all

u. s. senate in 2024. congresswoman, obviously these negotiations are happening in the senate, not at the house. perspective, as you watch this deal, which looked like it was a deal attempting to be torn up by donald trump? >> well as a member of congress, this is concerning that we don't seem to have a branch of government. the legislative branch is supposed to be the branch that really solves problems that are on the minds of the american people. what we're seeing from mitch mcconnell and others is that they are not willing to do the work of actually solving problems. i don't agree with their solutions, but there can be little doubt that this is an effort to try to address challenges at the border. and for them to be listening to former president trump, who is not the president, and to be taking his advice about what to do and essentially being beholden to him. whether they are beholden to their constituents, i think it's a big problem for our entire democracy. >> yeah, on social media, trump has sort of made this official, that he is calling for it to be some. we need a strong, powerful, esse

and obviously this is a dangerous gamble, but it has worked on so far for yvonne. well, let's look at what a u. s. response lines look like what effect chords a major us retaliatory strike, have on the ongoing tensions in the region. as i think the big dilemma is that ventilation, the end deterrence has not worked so far. the united states have carried out those of the tax invitation, but they have only created more attacks from the who these, for example, or from the rain you back when he says in the rock and celia. so the turns doesn't work. this means it needs a great a response, but obviously the stakes are very high because an open conflict between the u. s. and t, one would diminish the possibility of a ceasefire between is right. and thomas could, could even trigger an old alt, his bullet attack on is why you, which would create a direct confrontation between living and, and is related with all the costs that come with it in live. and it could, i mean, it would definitely dist, of disturb, lies. other countries likes to run and rock that have already been very instead it's david, but even

u. s. military base has been attacked in the region. do we what can be and disappeared at this point or jo, obviously waiting for more information is uh correct. uh us officials have repeatedly said that they do not want to see the increasingly high tensions across the middle east. fraud and into a regional war. and indeed that has been more than a $160.00 or so attacks on us and coalition forces in iraq and syria since the war started. however, until today, official officials have described the constant volley of drones, rockets and midsize is unsuccessful because they have not cause serious injury or damage to an infrastructure. this of course, has changed with today and given the increasing political pressure president biden is facing from the republican party in this election year, which has just started. it indeed doesn't seem unlikely that u. s. will increase the military involvement. and just that, of course, comes an increasing risk that the conflict will spread throughout the whole middle east. many factors in a very 10 situation. thank you so much for following that, developing story for us in a school in dc. now you want to find to

u. s. is also behind this initiative. the rest of the men begin to the higgs, and obviously it is because they perceive that they're there as they have against us interest not just in the philippines, but then therapy is asia. so i would say that the situation right, that was avoided the you and them for the doctors to influence what will happen data wrong. but the americans better know that i'm supporting the sending of thumb pressed into therapy to the hague. may in fact, inside the adventures in which would also not be the white state national interest, mr. our iraq, a former presidential spokes person for read record to charge a we appreciate your time. thank you for coming in the program. thank you very much . and the day thank you. now to front swear, protesting farmers have blocked highways, leading to par, send a bid to make the government address their long list of grievances. there's younger outside the u. headquarters in brussels, too. i want to show you this 1st barbed wire and far yours helping, erected a run the european parliament building and the belgian capital by protesters who say they make at less mon

obviously they did target civilian cargo ships, but no one was injured. and the u. s. joe biden violated not only international law, but he also violated us law by legally striking those who the targets in yemen without congressional approval. he violated our own country's most basic and fundamental laws and members of congress are already calling out joe biden like ro condo from california for doing so. so even in our own country, this is an impeachable offense offense. it's a red line that has already been cross. unfortunately, this is just another old thursday for joe, but well, i'm just going to pick you up on that jackson because i keep a vision of wednesday, security council resolution, which is sponsored by the us and japan said that you wouldn't mind the states in accordance with international law quote could defend the vessels on the top, including those that's on demand, navigational rights and freedom. so this is not violated international law by disrupting civilian vessels in the red sea. that's why i think it's a question of what is defense? if defense is

now obviously the when you pushed is on the private list for them. i'm so sorry. is digital enviros in u. s. s. battalion, ukrainian platoon with dispatch criminal, going to support the $118.00 police battalion. the vintage was surrounded with the fest and said $118.00 battalion companies on right and left with s. s. troops taking the centre. we loaded into the new rush, the now we didn't to the luxury is today. yeah. it's because a lot of changes to the most of the go through them to pony you too. you're watching. could have the certain. yeah. you get another i'm sure. but the question, the other sheet rock, i'm really easy to know so, but i do see the demo. you cannot send us a lot done with never use in the course. so right from the testimony of witness. joseph kaminsky. when i came to the bottom, the already 10 people that including my family playlist, why are they on close to my wife and daniel and my don't get feedback, said they have been stripped by the executioners. they get toting people into the shed. and after a short time, it was so crammed, you couldn't even lift your items. t

u. s. bullying. who said that it's going to affect a s. m. allen, to the tune of 15 percent of their groups. so obviously, you know, if you don't sell something, you don't are in the profits. i would tend to believe that this will impact a s m l. right, right. and leave it there. i entertained getting senior fellow at the time the institute founder and chairman of china, cities, blue book consulting. thank you. at least 2, her people have a portal. they've been killed in nigeria as a central plateau. states armed as long as attacked, townsend burned down houses and around page which occurred on christmas eve. according to government authorities, scores of people are reported to be hiding in churches and fleeing their villages. local journalists, timothy obeys who has more. a risk, let's say in 2011 a series of attacks including suicide bombings occurred in my geron charges killing at least $41.00 people islamic militant group bulk around claimed responsibility. more than one decade later, jeff once again touched many families, while most of the world was celebrating. almost 200 people, predominantly from

obviously the united states has the leverage to pressure is real and do it immediately accepting a ceasefire because of political reasons. the u. s. is not doing that. and i think one of the reasons that explains why blinking is going back to the region so frequently and putting on this show. it's not only about us domestic politics, but us domestic politics is a factor. there is grow a lot position among the american population to washington is the iron clad support for israel's war on gods. and i think the binding industry sion wants to be seen as being on record. having told these really leadership, you need to take 7 to talk to you don't tell actions, speak more than words, and that's what those are all about. keep going, my friend, go ahead as well. yeah. again it's, it's not as genuine, and i don't think any serious person sees this as genuine on the part of blinking or other figures. but it's far giving it to attempt to portray the bite and administration officials as the adults in the room. we're trying to rain is result in. we all know though, that as long as the binding administration gave us the israel, no ultimatums,

u. s. a tool was in consultation with it. so you realize before deciding to take those, those strikes on recei positions and you have and obviously there have been huge concerns about escalation and the u as is directly involved, given the, the, the geography and the suez canal. what, what conversations are going on right now between washington and brussels. so yeah, i think there are definitely conversations going on, particularly between national count. those are those big countries you mentioned to have already sent, you know, mid a tree help. so from germany that initially the g 7 countries on the agent which is also based here in brussels, but not on you members state, most of them, but not all of our members of visual their conversations happening there as well. so yes, there are conversations going on by this, but the u. s. has been said already the, the block is not going to decide at to send a military mission into the red sea because certain countries are going to block at the neutral countries and are going to block that. they don't want to escalate the situation. but, you know, i'd say here, there will be an willingne

obviously a life from doha. also coming up is there is defense minister lays out his proposal for the future of gaza. so hoping to get help from the u. s. and some arab states plus i've seen more.

obviously a life from doha. also coming up is there is defense minister lays out his proposal for the future of gaza. is hoping to get help from the u. s. and some arab states. plus i've seen more exclusive injury than i've ever seen in my entire career, which is 20 years following doctor's top of the gaza to try to take some of the pressure off a health system that's fairly holding together, offering hope to hear thoughts of bob and, and guys as using his razor and skills to give back to the community. the sheltering the is there any military has been happening? targeting the central and southern gaza, at least 16 people have been killed, including 9 children as is where the force is. it all my wa city on thursday. it's a tiny strip of land in the west of garza, but israel has repeatedly said would be a safe zone. more than 22400 policy indians have been killed since the homeless let attack on october. the 7th, but a marks begins our coverage. the desperate digging in the darkness with these men scrambles to survive as totes, lights, shining on shown of steel and collapsed concrete. elsewhere in the daylight, the dead and ended carrie

u. s. level delay and an address of route just cannot say the word c spy icon. they as well, you know, they're, they're going in that direction or something on the line is obviously the one that has the express, the full and the you need that the real support for, for israel, which is, which raises the question if she has not made or so complicit in these more problems by encouraging israel even when once you went through is rather the moment which is well, was announcing the force displacement 1000000 posted. yes. so that is extremely serious. extremely grave. us as responsibility to bad? oh no. the pressure is pushing it, for example, use it brown, which is kind of the foreign minister of european union to move towards these by the real for us, the real matter is that we need pressure because no way we're gonna at some point a push to and force them to, to speak, just say the word ceasefire, but there needs to be pressure that needs to be consequences. first of all, because there's riley that made it very clear that they will not listen if there is no, uh, no real pressure in europe. a union is any unique position to put that pressure. you know, there's an asso

you know, obviously in the context of the court and that we were dealing with, we have said such statements were not condemned and is what i am in the international community, including by the u. s. so that is not enough and because statements him good weight and in the context of general site, the date a pc they, they encourage the paper tray tests of genocide to, to carry the statement of intent of identity to so if they ask, would have condemned them on individual time, it would have also have, as we have seen from the video, this one is just on the ground already be kidding out. what do that department is that said that this is a moment offering from any of your, the minister of justice. but i beg your indulgence in this particular matter, related to whether you are concerned, perhaps i should say, is there any see concerned about the relations they all with the united states of america. given the fact that they've not only disregarded the case before the international court of justice, but they've also some work supported always and supported as well. are you concerned in any form about the relations between south africa and the us? we're continue doing great. you do this f

obviously a collapse in power. now of course there's the economic strong hold about oil and gas reserves. a lot of this is that, but it's also positioning and also the u. s. foreign policy, which is kind of, you know, just dripping and blood at this point. you know, with the way it's been, you know, exasperating violence in the middle east and other regions. it makes one wonder, where is it trying to go? when you look at it from, you know, pulling back all the way. unfortunately, it looks like it almost has trained to bring about world war 3. so my hope is that cooler heads will prevail, that there will be some other, you know, doug's in the administration rather than all these hawks you saw by the administration official just resigned a few days ago over what was happening and gaza. and so, you know, there are people that don't want this, but with their voice be loud enough and what would they be strong enough to go up against this military? industrial complex in the us and western had germany. i don't know. but the multi polar world is here. brooks is successful, the alliances are being formed. and let's hope for peace this year and 2024. well, i think