u. s. purpose, purpose through dennis organization. i'm vision to remove the world. for girls. are girls unrestricted access to money out because really simple. money is park. here's money. we was wanting to girls and feminists. and on by, in our groups cheering in and around the world. i was born in the neighborhood committee who were 6 years old. the war in this country keeps off. and so in a sense of our childhood was upset by the noise of my son then from college, which is a seat of us and right off side graduated in 2006. i had an opportunity to be on talking with the united nation on a very special project that was looking at an impact of conflict on children's lives across the board at flowers that it was based in new york transfer to dana to lebanon. disconnected stories of young people and again i had to hard to put those stories together and present that to the scary times. you know, mission. i will never forget when i made the decision and my wife will come back and my most visible reaction was from someone would drive in washington d. c. i was from gonna was driving

u. s. purpose bottles true. this organization can be shown to re nick the world for girls. up up a school girls, unrestricted access to money out because pretty simple. money is park. here's what we wanted to girls and feminists. and on by in our groups cheering stereo and around the world i was born in the neighborhood committee who were 6 years old. the war in this country keeps off. and so, you know, sense of our child was upset by the noise of my son that from college we just sign up for this year and in right outside graduated in 2006. i don't know what changed to be working with united nations on a very special project that was looking at impacts of contacts. i'm sure it's across the board at. wow. is that a job? i was busy me up to you. done that to lebanon, just connected stories of people. and again, i had to try to put those stories together and present that to the mission. i will never forget when i made the decision, my wife was going to come back. and my most visible reaction was from someone would drive in washington d. c. i was from gonna was driving me and i

u. k. agreed with united states to make the british indian ocean territory available for the defense purposes of the u. s. and the u. k. and the gulshan people were removed from the islands. we must, however, now look forward not back on decisions about the future of the british indian ocean territory. the government has now considered all the available information and has decided against the resettlement of which agustin people on the grounds of feasibility, defense and security interests, and the cost to the british taxpayer. the costs of being estimated up to vary from anything between 55000000 for a me a 50 people going back to anything like 256000000 pounds for one and a half 1000. it would then also trigger the obligation of majesty's government to pay on an annual basis, the cost of sustaining the population. and in fact, when there is no hospital available, no, no care urgently that can be delivered to people. it is in my view, unsustainable to expect a community of any supp size to exist in such a setting. santa rosa, mister speaker bridges should go. seasons should have the right of self determ

u. s. has accused russia purposely delaying the departure of shiploads of grain from ports. this backlog means extra expense and extra delay for millions of tons of grain, a majority of which is destined for developing countries. the backlog means 2 point . 5000000 tons of brain are just sitting there waiting to move. and farmers and ukraine are waiting to plant. some ships have been waiting for over a month. brain is moving at just half the rate of the pace back in september and october. the initiative should operate as it was in vision, moving $5000000.00 tons of food per month. the world's hungry deserve nothing less . a gas pipeline connecting lithuania and latvia has exploded gas operator, amber grid that says the blast happened in the northern lithuania, but there's no immediate evidence of an attack. and thereby village was evacuated, but no injuries or death were reported. the gas flow through the pipeline was cut off, while cruise put out the fire. a greek court has dropped espionage charges against 24 activists involved in rescuing migrants. citing procedural flaws

u. s. as for tactical purposes, their task or weapons probably most useful in, in europe in a swarm effect that is shooting many missiles at, at once at a target. and there would be no way to counter that. ukrainian leadership has every reason to be very concerned because they're going to be the subject. they're going to be the targets of, of some of these hypersonic, more so than it has been in the past. i don't see. oh, who is taking on all of ukraine? i don't think he wants him, i don't think that's his goal. and i think that he, he is trying to put a stop or trying to bring a ceasefire of sorts in the recent weeks. i know he's tried to do that, but zalinski has been very hard over hard nosed about it and has made crazy demands just to have a a ceasefire and open up negotiations. so that, and in the united states were it's part has been trying behind the scenes to get ukraine to come around and do that. but them by who basically under cut his own position by saying, well, it's up to zalinski while you listen to zalinski. nothing's gonna happen unless and until the rushes pull out of ukr

u. s. quite at cross purposes. and the huge projects are trying to turn the energy system, turn the economy green with each side, sort of supporting its own industries. and that could be a sort of a driver of this sort of era of globalization that some economists warning about that could potentially be a risk to economic growth in the is ahead. and we like to hear much about china this mission. yeah, well as a funder line, talks about china, it with a view to some of these issues. but we also heard from a leading member of the chinese government, michael, you her who is a vice premier there so she can ping chinese president. didn't show up, but you, her did come the 1st in person, a 10 d, a devil for, for years. now, also the pandemic from china. and he was very much in sort of reassurance mode. there's, of course, a lot of concern about the, the security tensions, the sort cold war atmosphere between the u. s. and china at the moment. there's also concern about what's going on in china's economy. if at this very u

u . s. is agreeing all the targets. so we see that was on purpose. it was agreed. so yeah, nothing to act at this point. this astonishing russia say's the west, as you mentioned. sure, as culpability. the u. s. mer tickler for the attack given that they provided the weapons, knowing civilians could be targeted with them. and as you say, they share a details about what they're going to attack with washington. so how does washington defend itself from that charge? not at all. it's not the 1st time, and we know that the western media just talk about this. i remember nearly one year ago, mary. okay, when there was this well attached, whatever it was on this, on the birth hospital and some days, some weeks later there was to, to a text to a text on the hospital and don't ask the west. the media just didn't talk about it, it was a big show where they said, well, this where the russians and they have been to another another question, but they just don't talk about the west and media doesn't tell the people what's happening. and i'm sure that they will not get to know what'

u. s. is accused rusher of purposely delaying the departure of millions of tons of grain from ports. this backlog means extra expense and extra delay from millions of tons of grain, a majority of which is destined for developing countries. the backlog means 2 point . 5000000 tons of grain are just sitting there waiting to move. and farmers in ukraine are waiting to plant. some ships have been waiting for over a month. grain is moving at just half the rate of the pace back in september and october. the initiative should operate as it was envision moving $5000000.00 tons of food per month. the world's hungry deserve nothing less. for as president has apologized for the death of at least $47.00 civilians during recent anti government protest, thin abroad, his apology comes after 3 of her cabinet ministers resigned. over the handling of the demonstrations. rallies broke out of the pitter castillo was impeached and arrested. last month, bruce chief prosecutor has launch 11 inquiries into the killing of civilians by security forces. are accused of using excessive force against demonstrator

purposes. ah. m anthony howard welcome germany and the u. s. side. they're prepared to said ukraine would be. we're saving jim and my mother and us built a bradley fighting vehicles. the decision follows a move by france to equip ukraine with similar hub. it's a french light battle tank that's highly mo bile and fitted with a powerful gone now to ukraine's delight as donating some of these brings a new level of european defense support to ukraine. and i thank president my call for this leadership. we'll get more armored vehicles, including french made wheeled tanks, which sends a clear signal to all our other partners. there is no rational reason why western style tanks have not yet been supplied to ukraine or europeans. he would always zalinski has clearly been frustrated by the west's reluctance to give his country the tanks. he says it's so desperately needs. joe biden has now sent the us. we'll send bradley fighting vehicles to help key if they've been used by the u. s. military to carry troops around the battle fields. since the mid 19 eighties, military experts say the bradley would giv

u. s. in recent months, south korea has warned that they would retaliate if north korea conducts a nuclear attack in turn, north korea has said the purpose of its missile program is to protect itself against threats from the u. s. and south korea. the prevailing situation calls for making redoubled efforts to overwhelmingly beef up the military muscle to thoroughly guarantee the sovereignty security and fundamental interests of the republic. in response to the worrying military moves by the u. s. and other hostile forces precisely targeting the democratic people's republic of korea. we heard from regional geopolitical expert, victor gao who says joint military exercises only escalate the already heightened tensions in the korean peninsula. and just like united states and r o k, also need to really think about why d p r j, he had to develop its nuclear weapons. i think dpr k concluded that it needed the nuclear weapon to prevent the color revolution that the united states has been doing to many other countries to prevent a kind of military assault on dpr, kate aimed at over throughly the d. p. r. k government. and therefore, i think it re

u. s. internal decisions. but when, when we hear that they are claiming the purpose of rebuilding this military base is to, to get repaired or for a fight with china. this is quite confusing because where does this come from? i mean, china has never accuse to any one has never confronted any one with military confrontation has never called us an enemy, but to taiwan, come on taiwan is part of china. it is china's domestic affairs. so this is something that is quite confusing, right? i mean, in the u. s. as they recognize the one china policy. but do you see any comparison between ukraine and the situation with the was the ukraine and the situation with either the us military playing or role in ukraine for a long time since 2014. and now you see these connections be made with military cooperation with japan and other eastern asian countries. well, there are similarities. if you put it this way. but let's, let's look at this in a different manner because china is not russia. anti one, it's not ukraine. but we do see that there are countries that are trying to, to make this comparison and the trying to, you know

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