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but tim and should europe emancipate itself militarily from the u. s. r, cuz i'm curious to hear your thoughts there can and should the us europe rather try to emancipate itself from the u. s. when it comes to defense policy. i don't see, to be honest. i mean, one has been proven by the strong american response to the russian, i think on new grant is that without your assorted without the united states, 0 to start, defend itself for the foreseeable future. that might change in the next 203040 years. but for the time being, i think we have to, we have 4 dependent on the united states in miniature terms. i would add in political terms as well. give them the political in cool hearings of the union. i think it was a and would be a fatal idea to distance themselves from, from the, from the european, from the united states. and i mean, what would be different, the idea of a strategic autonomy of the last couple of years was focusing more to get away from the united states. and now it's about defining an autonomous role in accordance with the united states and i

instead of stopping it, the u. s. r. again, once again, resorting to during the same time, it's like giving 4 hours to, to the people, to engage up to 3 hours to lead to people, greece. and to remember what these, the sound of life without the bomb bank before starting something them again, it's very cynical and widespread cost ratio to stop. it's a tags have again, been rejected. there won't be a series far without the release of is rarely hostages. that's not going to happen . prime minister netanyahu says a broader ceasefire would be a surrender to home us. and israel is only allowing palestinians a daily window to leave northern gauze, but not to safety. even in the south, israel's vomiting campaign is relentless. paul treasure g. on for inside story the buffalo and this that spring in august now and in chicago, and i sure can israel and palestine direct to add a human rights watch. they investigate human rights abuses and crimes against humanity in virginia and united states as to the policy. the executive vice pres

the u. s. r. again, once again resorting to during the same time, it's like giving 4 hours to, to the people to engage up to 3 hours to lead to people 3. and to remember what these, the sound of life without the bone bank before starting, pumping them again. it's very cynical and cool or with join here in the studio by tamara commodities professor of public policy at the low institute for graduate studies. and of course, we have all corresponding cash and hope. all right, thank you to. but if you let me start with you time a these for our pauses the us says they were hoping for something a bit more substantial. but what we've got is a step in the right direction. do you agree a lot in a given, i mean, given the sure size of the situation on the, the, the tragic situation because, i mean it's both of them. nothing. i mean, the at least 4 civilians were stuck in the north. i mean that if, if, if in, during these $4.00, there are certain conditions i'm guarantees available to them to cross to the, th

so it's extremely serious, any set of stopping it, the u. s. r. again, once again resorting to during the same time, it's like giving 4 hours to, to the people, to engage up to 3 hours to let people 3. and to remember what these, the sound of life without bumping before starting something them again, it's very cynical and cool. well, i'm now doing here in the studio by time i come, lucy is a professor of public policy at the institute for graduate studies. and the course of correspondence has been a bar. let me start with you to miracle moods, very cynical and cruel. what do you make of those comments? is the, the us says at least this is something, it's a step in the right direction. for is a $2.00 to $3.00, it'll tonight. that is to let them too late, but it's better. but the must think. i mean i'm what i, what about is the safety and security of the of the top civilians. we stood inside the guns, a slip, and specially civilians order. it was order over spending hospitals. the patients attached to machines and old patients with chronic condition

any set of stopping it, the u. s. r. again, once again, resorting to during the same time, like giving 4 hours to, to the people in guys, up to 3 hours to let people grease and to remember what these, the sound of life without the bomb banks before starting, bumping them again. it's very cynical and cool. well, let's explore this with hussein hurry d u r. a military analyst and a former field artillery officer who fought in the 1973 hour of his really war. and you're joining us from cairo. thank you for your time today. what's your view on this plan? does i have these 4 hour daily pauses into flight? well, i guess it's a, it's, it's, it's a 1st step. and hopefully in the right, i mean, that's not quite a successful, successful to many study and photos and successful uses up at hostages hostages that would, uh, hopefully, and ultimately be the way for it to cease fire. and i, i guess, is that the need, this diplomatic moves in the middle east and to visit by you, sir? well, by sort of reimburse these i, that's sort of the

and instead of stopping it, the u. s. r. again, once again resorting to during the same time like giving 4 hours to, to the people in gaza to brief hold hours to let people breeze. and to remember what these, the sound of life without the bomb banks before starting something them again, it's very cynical and cool. okay, let's bring it into america. lucy is professor of public policy. it be the whole institute for graduate studies. thank you for joining the program. i want to start with this for our pause in fights in the us says while they were hoping for something more substantial based for our pauses are a step in the right direction. do you agree was a to little too late to uh, we're giving uh then that school sense is, uh it's, it's, it's a progress. let's put it this way. i mean, the, at least the progress for people. i mean civilians were stuck and in the north of guys and hospitals at the start thinking about the logistical operation of the evacuating people, especially the ones those fucking hospitals, if it continue

and conflicts and confrontations has unbearable consequences for both sides to r. u. s. correspondent janelle jamal la on joins us now from san francisco. janelle, it's great to have you with us to abide in, is trying to mend the us china relationship. what does he actually want from china? well, yeah, so to leaders having meeting for a few hours now we're still waiting to see what actually comes out of that meeting . but both leaders and for size that through long relationship with one another, they met as vice president's 12 years ago. but as we know, ties between the us and china have been fraught as of late. and as such of this meeting really is an opportunity for joe biden to get a few things through chief of them, being the restoration of military to military dialogue between the us and china military's. it's also expected that there was a discussion going on today on how to prevent artificial intelligence from getting into the command and control of nuclear weapon systems. by doing also, once she's help in restricting the exports of precursor chemicals used to ma

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