u. s. u k charges fav. if the u. s. over the decision not to expedite consumers today, pools 2022. westminster magistrates quote, formerly issued extra dykes and some 8 weeks later you. okay. secretary pretty patel signed off from the the in june of 2023 london side court just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a strangers lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time of his from holdings. julian saunders is still being detained in definitely in solitary confinement in that marsh prison. while he's legal to continue to appeal on his p off. oh, the most people have heard of him in relation to the swedish trump of rainbow allegations and it's really important to to debunk them to explain the role of the media in mischaracterizing the case and treating us for your campaign. the, the swedish case she's the one of the most anomalous crime investigation i have ever seen as a do it. and then these 2 women went to the police for having juliana sense testing for sexually tr

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u. s u k. judge is safe as the us over to the decision not to expedite to search april 2022. westminster magistrates quote, formerly issued extra dykes and some 8 weeks later. you. okay. secretary pretty patel. signed off on the, on the in june of 2023 london side court, just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a st. just lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time it was from holdings. julian saunders is still being detained in definitely in solitary confinement, in belmont prison. while he's legal to continue to appeal on his p off. uh, the most people have heard of him in relation to the swedish trump rainbow allegations. and it's really important to, to debunk them to explain the role denisia in mischaracterizing the case and treating us for your campaign. the, the swedish case she's the one of the most anomalous crime investigation i have ever seen as a do it. and then these 2 women went to the police for having julie in a sense, testing for sexually transmitted illness. the evidence was really manufactured and it turned

u. s. and the u. so we knew we have a lot of we can have access to a lot of tv broke us from all over the world. when i knew caesar's that on the one hand, i just see the reports in the to what is happening in guys a all the bombardment, the key, the people who die and all that. but when we change on to the other media, the european control and media, the hotly the port, anything above that they were talking about other fees, almost as if nothing is happening in the guys that that is why we feel the bias because uh the united z u i the ation of these i against the guys up as met. so we'll see all 314 to do currently. and malaysia is preparing a draft based solutions to remove easily out from the u. n. to because of the human rights violations of course. so what we felt the expect to achieve and what 3 actions do you expect from the other you and general assembly members will of the you and here's what is the denver assembly and also is security council. we want to move this thing, i think in the, in the general assembly. and it is not really to are these uh, in the expansion of these i but it is

u. s. soil in over 50 years. undoubtedly her underdeveloped shipbuilding industry challenges the coast guard efforts. how can congress continue to invest in our domestic shipbuilding and to support the coast guard icebreaking program and how is that partnership going? >> sir as you look at that partnership we need that partnership and more importantly we need a national industrial base to increase in size. need to needs to be not investment on individual ships. how we are doing it across the nation. >> thank you admirable -- thank you admiral. there has been a lack of the uss shipbuilding and this has contributed to the issues we are discussing today. it's something we continue to look at in the types of experiences being leveraged in the united states going forward. thank you. mr. chair i have a little bit more time. admiral allan back to you. what's the decision associate with the procurement of icebreakers? the maintenance backlog is growing at an alarming rate workstations docs and facilities what will happen

u. s. foreign policy will look like. over the next 4 years. been migration was a key theme of trump campaign, and he's announced a hard liner to watch over his immigration policy. tom homan will be trumped the so called borders are tasked with fulfilling trump campaign promises of mass deportations of undocumented by grants. his appointment means more on search and see for people who are planning to seek asylum in the united states on app called c p. b. one is the only way for asylum seekers currently in mexico, a wave of immigration in the next 2 months before he takes office in january. jose maria garcia, the director of this shelter and other human rights activists say they've noticed the change in conversations in migrant chat rooms. alita side right now we're expecting some care events. we'll start out from the southern borders and that's kind of on the front. that community is increasingly seeking to enter in an irregular manner. that's a serious problem because there's a very strong issue of insecurity. what would it be these? what do y

u. s. foreign policy will look like over the next 4 years. and just before we go, we can bring you a reminder of our top stories at this hour. as the german chancellor, all lost souls has reached an agreement with the main opposition. conservatives on a february 23rd date for early elections. charles fired his finance minister last week leading to the collapse of his 3 way governing coalition. and u. s. president elect donald trump is expected to name florida, senator mark of rubio as secretary in states. if confirmed rubio with the company 1st, latino to serve as american top diploma, and that is your news update. office hours, want more news, headlights and analysis. there's our website at d, w dot com. i'm sorry, richardson in berlin for me and the whole team here were to behind the scenes. thank you so much for joining us. the can you see is what old car tires have to do with you production? here's a hands on the real media. watch now on youtube.

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u. s. foreign policy will look like over the next 4 years. all right, let's get you called up now and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. the police in china is a 35 people are dead and dozens injured. after a man rammed a car into a crowd in the southern city of zoo high, the driver was arrested at the c. authorities have not said whether the incident was intentional. it came ahead of the opening of a major air show in the city. a series of explosions has rocked the southern bay roots. they came less than an hour after these really army called for residence of neighborhoods and the hezbollah stronghold to leave earlier. israel struck targets in lebanon's north killing at least 8 people. israel's defense minister said his country will continue hitting, has below with full force. a court in rome has ruled that migrants held in and to tell you had run screening center in albania must be brought to italy. the 7 men were picked up by the italian navy in the mediterranean. the ruling is the latest set back to the

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u. s. spent nearly $18000000000.00 on military age to israel over the 12 months of the gas or war with additional $5000000000.00. supports in u. s. military operations in the region during the same period of time, including responses to your ran into tags and strikes on yelman's whole face. that is, according to war coast researchers. however, giving how washington is validate and israel's compliance. any serious consequences seem unlikely. murray from ocean, i'll see report thing from kim shuttle and crossing in. southern is right. all the world leaders have descended upon the as defined john, a capital of ball k for the un climb at summit. the 7 countries already being rates over the coals for the criticism of both of fuels while they continue to benefit from the same energy sources. and he's opening speech. the applies on a preston slash south of the west for buying his country gas. well, condemning box use dependence on renewable energy. the share in global gas emissions is. busy 0 point one percent. i have to bring the see those those the attention of our audience. because right after was it

some of my my, my mom, she's really made an impact with the over letter spreadsheets for it to the u. s. president of france. i think she wrote onto german. she really made an impact. good enough, so that these leaders answer for a child's coming from this situation literally on the deer funding side called people's project in funds, one of the groups and funding mariel defenders. this was for as all, vitale funded through their for this particular case, $500000.00 near toby's itself was their project. and that's what they got started the actual guy running the project dimitris. so he was the deputy minister of france, information policy ministry, and for us christine adult. she actually worked with you for a foreign registry as a us the department of nissan. she was the person that was organizing all the different projects like from your thoughts and actually providing success or for fail at different measures at different parts of the project. given the size of 9 yet, that was to go to devon beacon that we can just concentrate even though you see the complete and maybe some of the the

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u. s. on defense at well over 4 percent. this may be a useful trump card for to come january with the a non duration of a us president, obsessed with europe, assuming a greater financial responsibility for collective defense. the task force you ask is trust, but i think poland has the credibility because it's, it's walking to walk. it's not just talking, but when it comes to talking difficult conversations lie ahead for the to donald's to ask, has criticized trump in the past harshly and publicly, and they're likely to clash over aid for ukraine. the possibility of a drastic cut in us assistance has sparked a campaign, calling on european nato allies and canada to boost their own support for keith. the recommendations making the rounds and foreign policy circles applaud tusks, a sort of approach saves the rest of the assets except advertisements west and you create and use it to cover ground troops during non combat tasks that provides you crime with a safe path in tomato by extending real security guarantees and stand up fo

stood, we ran into the business also coming up at 1st hand account of the tall about and take over after the u. s. k arctic withdrawal from afghanistan, we speak to a man who spent a year with the tall bond and found a striking fly on the wall documentary camera. i came to see this come to the welcome to the so we started the day in syria and the conflict that has largely been overshadowed by israel's war in gaza and neighboring lab. and on it may have disappeared from the headlines but not from reality. right now, so you're in government forces are battling revel fighters and the countries northwest and some of the worst violin seen in syria. in years. the u. n says it's deeply alarmed by recent events as insurgents today claim they had entered a level serious 2nd largest city. the syrian observatory for human rights, a u. k. base war monitor says that you hottest have taken control of more than 50 northern towns and villages. as part of a surprise offensive, that would be the government's biggest loss of territory in years. major fighting erupt again in serious civil war. a day after staging th

u. s. has spread to europe. videos of this are all over social media. honestly, it's a, it's a little bit creepy. these are all from a twitter account called clown sightings, which has 340000 followers. and many of these videos are probably stage, but this phenomenon is very real. it's, it's scary and it's spreading around the globe. there been sightings in the new case suite in brazil, australia. so they were running around and then scaring people who are just on the streets, being themselves being in their free time. so i think that that's what makes it really horrifying and scared because if you're not in a safe place like here where you, where you know that this kind of things have it was all nothing whatsoever to do with the professional heart of cleaning. and it cause serious problems for the real entertainers, the room and i that and home become there were threats of violence and the like happening. i was tired and we really had to make up for it. and my all come audiences were a lot less happy than they normally would be on one call just because

u. c, s u and the, the s p d plus the rob a small uh, ftp, the liberals, uh, over many years, that sort of work quite well for, for germany. but now the political landscape has changed because of that. absolutely. and that's exactly what i was touching on just now that people don't have that loyalty to those big 10 policies. there's also been a split of those big 10 parties. the social democrats were challenged from women from people who wanted to more left wing course. and so there was so many people within the social democrats that said we've had enough of that moderate cost that the rest of the policy is going. so we'll form our own policy. and that then led to the establishment of the left party that was during the time of german reunification and that had a lot to do to do with that as well. and when you look at of what's happening now, isn't the less policy has been as always. so we're seeing this fracturing which is making coalition building a lot more difficult because like i said, we used to, we used to be proud of this. the ability to phone call listed in to essentially get ev

we saw it, we ran into the business also coming up a 1st hand account of the tyler bond take over after the u. s. k. audit withdrawal from afghanistan, we speak to a man who spent a year with the tal yvonne and found a striking fly on the wall documentary camera. i came to see this come and welcome to the so we started the day in syria and a conflict that has largely been overshadowed by israel's war in gaza and neighboring lebanon may have disappeared from the headlines, but not from reality right now. so you're in government forces are battling rebel fighters and the countries northwest and some of the worst violence seen in syria. in years. the u. n says it's deeply alarmed by recent events as insurgents today claimed they had entered a level of serious 2nd largest city. the syrian observatory for human rights, a u. k, base war monitor says the jihad has to have taken control of more than 50 northern towns and villages. as part of a surprise offensive. it would be the government's biggest loss of territory in years. major fighting erupt again and serious civil war. a day after staging the sur

u. s. foreign policy will look like over the next 4 years. all right, let's go down to mike and cockburn, he's the us politics and digital democracy analyst at the european university via dream. unlike was also part of our us election night coverage. good to see you, mike. let me just start by asking what do you make of rubio as possible us secretary of state or yeah, so it's cool to still have the ultimate site in the direction of us foreign policy . but the radio, of course, is going to be the mountain to move in the room, meeting foreign leaders, and doing the actual work of the, representing the united states and high level negotiations and kind of strategic alliances. i remember the, the, the review i, well, whoever becomes the secretary of state is also going to be in charge of managing thousands of diplomats and civil servants around the world. and i would imagine many of those people would have been fine, a consent when the election outcome came in. and i would think that they would be somewhat more relieved this morning to see that a

u. s. foreign policy will look like over the next 4 years. i spoke with mike cooper and he's a us politics analyst with the european university, the rena. i asked him what he makes of marco rubio as the next the us secretary of state. yeah, so it's cool to still have the ultimate site in the direction of us foreign policy, but the radio, of course is going to be the mountain to move in the room, meeting foreign leaders and doing the actual work is representing the united states and high level negotiations and kind of strategic alliances. i remember the, the, the review i will, whoever becomes the secretary of state is also going to be in charge of managing thousands of diplomats and civil servants around the world. i would imagine many of those people would have been fine, a consent when the election outcome came in. i would think that they would be somewhat more relieved this morning to see that as rubio as the name of the see mentorship, particularly, you know, rather than someone from kind of outside of washington politics for example, you

u. s. foreign policy will look like over the next 4 years. or the european union is also getting a new top diplomat with a very different view on ukraine compared to her american counterpart. as toby, as former prime minister katya call us, is expected to be confirmed as you, for and policy chief by lawmakers today. and if she is a staunch supporter of ukraine, she was one of the 1st european leaders to one of russia's expansionist designs. and she takes charge of, she faces multiple challenges, not only to contain russia, but also on how to deal with the incoming american president. in her new endings, as a european union's foreign policy, chief foremost stoney and prime minister kaya callous confronts of daunting challenge. how to deal with donald trump, why trump is to present to cut off o a to ukraine and in the war before he takes office. callous has been a vocal supporter of the country. she says to europe and security is personal for her. as the native of a country that was long on the soviet rule and often warned others about russia's

u. s. navy briefing saying that china is over roll ship building capacity is $230.00 times greater than americans. yes, you heard that right. $230.00 times the west can build 100000 tons of ships, naval and civilian every year. china can build 23000000 us may have the edge in terms of quality in some areas. but on that front too, there's little doubt that china can catch up. this is now trump problem, and he won't be able to fix it on his own to. oh, it's a very, very serious problem and united states in order to get this right is going to have to also rely on japanese and korean allies who are ahead and ship building it's, it's going to be multi off alliance effort to get to get allied ship building up to anywhere close to our china is okay. hold that thought for a moment. let's move on to that other big issue. trace trump made imposing terrace on chinese imports, sent to piece of his election campaign dot or upstairs upstairs. so, he did this before unleashing a war of what he saw as unfair trade with china, that he never got to finish. this time there's a danger that he'll have to re

u. s. navy briefing saying that china is over roll ship, building capacity is $200.00 and such e times greater than americans. yes, you heard that right. 230 times the west can build 100000 tons of ships. naval and civilian every year. china can build 23000000 us, may have the edge in terms of quality in some areas. but on that front too, there's little doubt that china can catch up. this is now trump's problem and he won't be able to fix it on his own. you know, it's a very, very serious problem and united states in order to get this right is going to have to also rely on japanese and korean allies who are ahead in ship building it's, it's going to be multi off alliance effort to get to get allied ship building up to anywhere close to our china is okay. hold that thought for a moment. let's move on to that other big issue. trace trump made imposing terrace on chinese imports. sent a piece of his election campaign dot or upstairs upstairs. so, you did this before unleashing a war of what he saw as unfair trade with china, that he never got to finish. this time, there's a danger that he'll have

u. s. a won't hold of any weapons deliveries to israel over the age situation in gaza. washington says, israel has met its demands to improve the humanitarian conditions in the strip. but several aid organizations disagreeing, saying that the situation of the enclave is at its worst point yet also coming up. you as president elect donald trump, a points you on last to lead a so called department of government efficiency or doas to slash government regulation and spending that has love boss is promising to make government fund again and after the collapse of the german coalition government last week chancellor. 5 shots and opposition leaders agree on a date in february for fresh election. the welcome to the show on the call for least the united states says it will continue to send arms to israel after what it describes as limited improvements in age deliveries to gaza. last month to buy new ministration threatened to scale back american military support, a less israel increased urgently needed help to the territory within 30 days. that deadline expired on tuesday. intern

parity, a growing concerned, the obviously is riley around if you back rooms of the blocks over dependence on the u. s. as even the cancels presidents express just a few days ago. we shouldn't fear the uncertainty about who will be the next president of the united states. i want the state of my children and great grandchildren to be in their own hands because in europe we decide what our future will be there be played for suckers. and the result of the selection will really only determine the degree to which they're going to be screwed in the future. now that the you have to start doing what's right for it. so what interested citizens, this attitude a washington has done that like it's their own and not an actual detriment to their own interest is something that you think would be fine center for that is actually the message that those popular disorders that they bill for it. and it's so much and why marginalize into oblivion they've been trying to send them over and over again to the ballot boxes across europe for the past year or so. and all this has happened because you went all in with washington

you back rooms about the blocks over dependence on the u. s. as even the cancels president express just a few days ago. we shouldn't fear the uncertainty about who will be the next president of the united states. i want the state of my children and great grandchildren to be in their own hands because in europe we decide what our future will be. regardless of who actually weighs the selection, what we say to you with this thing is that you realize it perhaps even too late at this point. but maybe just, maybe there's a task that they're being played for suckers. and the results of the selection will really only the permit the degree to which they're going to be screwed in the future. now that the you have to start doing what's right for it. so i'm an interested citizen to day washington's agenda. like it's their own and not in an actual detriment to their own interests. it's something that you think would be front sensor for them. it's actually the message that those popular folders that they bill find it so much and want to marginalize into obli

over that. it's the u. s. that is doing that one blogs and then another right now, what is nato, as formerly making its way into pretty easily, asia and nothing goes this app on a monthly what you have to do. nothing good happens if exclusive political. yeah. or ministry blogs being billed, you having them getting 0 and you complete the annoying that loving these to me act yes. through the tune of one, a single country that acts as the lead on slip to other countries as the movies you mean to yourself at the following, in the way of saving beach interests of one single country that initiates the establishment of these. as long as i'm sure it's a problem with them, but in those countries that agree with every demand of the us, shouldn't think of that used to be you guys like you to go to. so i used to be that we think good afternoon is doing this just me as do arise and they always do among neighbors. it's inevitable if they need to move looked almost when they get in the morning. one. sure, sure. as to when yo