u. s. security expert involving friend security experts involving lebanese representatives involving um, also is there any to present that to, along with the u. s. and there are clearly lines of where the forces have to withdrawal p lives with they swear ease have to withdrawal. that is a face with the roll up. is there any forces that is at face withdrawal offices by law forces and this is got it pat, it's going to have big technological ability is to be able to monitor all of these developments in, in the south in a much more. um helps us a timely manner then was the case in the past. that's one second. i think we haven't seen the annex that was part of the agreement, which include the guarantees or that sure is by the us to is read a freedom of movement or of intervention in case there with violation by his well, but i was, i think where we are heading next is in a, in it, and it, and it kind of of a low level of conflict, akin to what we have seen in syria by is around meaning is we're as since the southern ward and syria has had the ability and the ability to go and hit as well as all go

u. s. representative at the un security council given is a speech and be given a visa for our u. s. and security council resolution to bring a ceasefire on the ground. there was a search on the of the topics in the span of less than an hour. 3 deadly attacks in central area and the city of han units in mos evacuations on and in gaza. city less than an hour. we looked at a close to $21.00. people were building unit women and from the same exact part of this is what seems to be as real as real response to what the you one security council is calling for. and also to as lars, the perceived by many people who are following closely what's going on to you on security counseling. more of a celebration of this very military that there's no pressure that is being exerted to stop the genocide across the gaza strip. the u. s. b, doing this resolution to bring a ceasefire means on the ground, a free license for more killing, more starving, and more dehydrating of people, civilian people, a civilian across the gaza strip, where there is an in force, the hydrogen force, the star vision, and also o

u. s. national security. i believe the president elect will do his best to defend ukraine and to defend national security interest of the united states as russia, china, iran, north korea, the pose, the threat to the united states and russia actually watched the proxy war. i believe you know, that one can see that it's trainees launched a proxy war using russians as a ram against the pre welton and the united raising china is behind russia. go into i wouldn't i the clearly, but we don't have time to explore that now. so we'll have to draw the invite to the next line. yes, we will invite you back. thank you so much for coming. this time for your training assignments that i said he had sent you. thank you so much. thank you, sir. as a hong kong where the temperature is high, cost a sentence, 45 pro democracy latest to jail times are between 4 and 10 years and a case condemned by western countries and human rights groups. it would charge with subversion over their roles and unofficial local elections. held in 20

u. s. national security. i believe the president collect will do his best to defend ukraine and to defend national security interest of the united states as russia, china, iran, north korea, the pose, the threat to the united states and russia actually watched the proxy war. i believe you know that one can see that it's trainees launched proxy war using russians as a ram against the pre welton and the united states in china is behind russia. go into winton clearly, but we don't have time to explore that now. so we'll have to draw the invite to the next line. yes, let me invite you back. thank you so much for coming at this time for when you train your 5 minutes to us and yet send you a. thank you so much. thank you sir. i'm presenting presidency, luis, ignacio new that the silver is cold on the world's biggest economy is to improve back climate goals. we talk it's aimed to cut the emissions of gases that caused climate change. resilient president made the call on the 2nd and final that she has g 20 summit in

u. s. commitment to europe, security ahead of today's talks, german transfer, all of shaw said europeans need to do more in that area development. then we will continue to work well with the future american presidents and the question of how this can be achieved has been the subject of our discussions. one issue is quite clear together. is the european union, as you appear in the minds you must do what is necessary for all secuity feelings? was the guy puzzled when you get home you w. brussels grow chief alexander from them and joins us now from budapest. sandra, i shall suggested european leaders expect to work well with donald trump when he becomes present again. is that the prevailing view in the you? yes, i would say. so, judging from what we have heard so far from other european leaders who are stressing here, and most of them at least that they have joined interest with the, with the you asked that working together is good for the european union and for the united states. and also we have to say that the big topic here is how to make sure that the europeans can do more for their de

buy that what we really mean is trying to ensure that our relationship is not solely based on security in u. s. military presence and that is building the economic and energy elements of the partnership that we are building on cultural ties and the ties between people and the relationship between any two countries is really a reliance upon those connections. in terms of looking at the economy i think we from the west side are also about how can we expand those economic and energy priorities and that means if you things. one diversification and modernization and on the energy side how both the less government in u. s. private-sector can support iraq's efforts to become energy independent and how would you develop renewable energy and how would you continue to develop other sectors for example agriculture and how the educational sector can be involved and i think another element that i want to focus on is really the improvements on industrial. unlike some of our counterparts from other countries we can't just director as companies to invest in iraq. we need them to feel that there is an environm

security. we actually went to 0 the u. s. government has formerly off for a partial breakup of google. the department of justice is urging a federal judge to force the company to sell its chrome web browser in august off to use long trial, a federal court rule that the technology john is running on a legal monopoly. a job said the company has violated anti trust laws by requiring smotts a markets to install it as the default search engine. google has promised to appeal, if approve the penalties could i have major implications for all the big tech firms like apple, amazon. i'm nessa, us quote has a charge, the indian billing at what time a donny with fraud. a check of the multinational donnie business group has been indicted in new york along with 2 of the executives. and charges alleged more than $250000000.00 with a bribes was paid to the indian government officials and exchange for solar energy contracts. still ahead on algae 0. russia condemns the us decision to give anti personal landlines to ukraine. now police in south africa barring residents from helping in the rescue of hundre

foreign relations committee was in an outspoken critic of china, seeing it as an economic and security threat to the u. s. could the chinese government through its ownership of by dance, could the today use take talk to controlled data on millions of users on ukraine? rubio opposed russia's invasion, but this year he voted against a major us aid package for kids. in line with trump stated ambition to untangle the us from overseas conflicts, the overall alignment between rubio and these potential next boss is a major turnaround from the relationship in the past. june the 20, 16 republican primary, rubio escaping about trump. he began to unmask the true nature of the front runners so far in this race. 5 days ago, we began to explain to the american people that donald trump is a con artist. but a lot can change in the political world. and in this case, bygones and now bygones as the world watches to see what 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 trum

gradually and his bow a retreating north hall that a tiny weaver lebanese army will move in to secure the area. and the u. s. lead international committee will monitor the implementation of the ceasefire agreement . all lead level security forces will be allowed to carry weapons and besides neither his ball, i know israel can launch attacks onto the agreement and both sides have committed to un security council resolution. 17 o one, but still reserve the right to self defense, the idea of arabic spokes, person and warrens, the residence of southern lab, and i'm to wait for permission before returning to their homes. however, videos surfaced online shop the after 4 am a when this is why it was implemented, showing people already heading back so they couldn't weigh weigh 10. it is understandable. interestingly, while presenting the bill to the public is really prime minister. netanyahu clarified that the ceasefire does not signal the end of the war. instead, he framed it as a tactical pause with idea of operations to continue and to all objectives are achieved. but later, here's how it's in yahoo justify the

u. s. representative of the un security council viewing a un security council resolution to bring this thieves fire to this dentist site. across the gulf of scripts, we've seen a surgeon the tax and more civilians are dying at the record number. in what seems to be israel responds to you on security council members, it for us to bring a see as far. it's not happy with seeing a scaling off of the attacks in the northern part of the street that has been going on under suffocating military. is these for the past? almost for the 7 days that including the force, the hydrogen, as far vision of the, the 1500000 people who made made displaced in the central area and further southern part in the us. the evacuations on all of this together has exacerbated these conditions. the living condition made them much more difficult for people for more than a year. people have been in during the intense bombing campaigns and force displacement, as well as the shared level of destruction that has already destroyed all possible means of life for people. withers here or in the northern part of this trip so far, just

that atanya river nobody's army will move in to secure the area. and the u. s. lead international committee will monitor the implementation of the ceasefire agreement. all lead level security forces will be allowed to carry weapons. and besides neither his boldenow, israel can launch attacks onto the agreement and both sides have committed to un security council resolution. 17, no one, but still reserve the right to self defense. the idea of arabic spokes, person in warren's residence, of southern lab and them to wait for permission before returning to their homes. however, videos surfaced on line shortly after 4 am. when the supply was implemented, showing simple, all ready heading back so they couldn't weigh weigh 10. it is understandable. interestingly, while presenting the bill to the public is really prime minister. netanyahu clarified that the ceasefire does not signal the end of the war. i'm a sort of look out there, so shall i make a cease fire? now, there are 3 main reasons. first, to focus on the uranium threats. second, to renew our strength. and i t

blocked a piece proposal and the security council chamber altima at least bureau chief with the notion that brings us the details as well. even before wednesdays votes the u. s. made it clear it would veto any un security council resolution on a truce in the gas is 3, unless it's cold for an immediate cease fire and the unconditional release of all hostages. the latest resolution did include a direct coal for both with washington. still use the veto power, us and boy justified the move sayings but text didn't. the line was specific wording the us had requested without declare, we find the exactly what changes they wanted. and in fact, defending the v told the us representative claims that the resolution would mainly benefit him us and not the people of guys always ro. some members of this council don't seem to want to confront the reality that today. it is not israel standing in the way of a cease fire and hostage deal. it is a moss. some members of this council are missing the plot that they refuse to acknowledge. it is from us that instigated this conflict, as it is a mouse that is put millions of palestinian civilians in harm's way and has brought the reg

it's got all need to all i believe russia poses to security in the u. s. on to area for these this out in all of our mentors and home. dustin, both faithfully trumps. last time and office strength, bilateral relations united. now with uncertainty regarding from samsung, ukraine, the nato pressures mounting on jeremy and to europe, to strength from the security policy. yeah, all of them are going to europe and so now have to take on even more security policy responsibility if i'm missing today or tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. this is not a substitute for a transatlantic partnership. it is an investment in common transatlantic partnership. planters, a partner, soft vision of position, the definitely smith, who is the leading canada to the next test. them emphasized to us as role in the well but also still stronger europe that can meet the us as a partner on an equal level. for now, germany's offering is continued corporation to the us. well, some obtain usually pushing for a stronger most of or in europe. that's bringing a familiar face around here, ma

u. s. and they do have turn global security on its head. i emphasized once again that it is not russia, but the united states that have destroyed the international security system and by continuing to fight and cling to their gemini.

u. s. and they do have turn global security on an ad. i emphasize once again that it is not russia, but the united states that has destroyed the international security system. and by continuing to fight and cling to their who generally they are pushing the entire world towards the global conflict and makes messages from the pentagon. no, which says washington wants to avoid the. busy with russia, but would continue, it's mandatory support for kids. we don't seek a wide or regional conflict. we don't seek war with russia. what we're focused on is continuing to support ukraine with what it means. the idea of watching our team to national reaching you would live from our new center of mass codes. i a michael portrait. now a lot of it put in has confirmed and experimental hypersonic mess style has been used to attack a military industrial sites and you train the russian president just specified that he was equipped with a non nuclear warhead. or you said the most solid can travel less thought the high speed. no air defenses could stop it. in

u. s. v toward a motion of the un security council cooling for a safe spot standing alone, and it's all position to the proposal. as the chancellor and briefing continued off to the voters in new york, thousands more palestinians were being killed by his violent cancer. during the 13 months of war and with nearly 44000 did. the u. s. has no backed a single motion at the un calling for a sci fi abstaining. only wants to allow motion to pass and much as well. ignore that. continuing it's genocidal boy with us. weapons and wisdom support. so will the arrest warrants have any impact on us policy? is the us becoming more isolated over at support as well? and what would it take to get the us to support a safe spot and break with israel or the guys that will be speaking with our case shortly. but 1st, this report from when we consume sharing the international criminal code has issued a rest. borton's is really problem mister benjamin netanyahu, his former defense chief, you'll off cologne and her mostly the most money desk on charges of committing for crimes and crimes against humanity. it comes a day

u. s. 13. and this expires implementation level of security and military forces. according to this agreement, will be only on groups authorized to carry weapons in southern lab and on his viola will not carry out any offensive action against age. melanie's rule is obliged to do the same and return both sides recognize the importance of un security council resolutions. 17 a one, and keep the right to self defense. if that agreement is breached, as well, and 11 on will report any possible violation health the commitments to the committee can be you adding to enforce 11 on or unit. so that will remain in the area until yahoo has outlined the reasons behind whose decision to pursue or cease fire at this particular moment, cause i'm on sort of look out. there's a show. why make a ceasefire? now, there are 3 main reasons. first, to focus on the iranian threats. second, to renew our strength. i tell you openly because it is no secret. there were major delays in the supply of weapons and armaments, but these delays are belt to be lifted soon. we will equip ourselves with

u. s. president elect donald trump's pick for national security advisor, mike walt says laid out the new administration strategy to address the ukraine conflict. organizing towards between russia and ukraine will be a priority, says the former greenberry, with the goal, bringing both sides of the table to negotiate a cease fire o a peace agreement. president trump has been very clear about the need to end this conflict. and so what we're a need to be discussing is who's at that table, whether it's an agreement and armistice, how to get both sides to the table and then what's the framework of a deal to name the latest episode of going underground host stuff sion returns the reflect sold from promise to end the credit conflict with the full not wanting test communications director. and he's got a movie. now you can watch the full episode throughout the day. he will not see you, but for now is a preview. as you are speaking to some of these people in the trump administration and waltz said his natural security adviser pick said the, taking the hank off, so it hadn't comes to off the long ra

u. s, which is still valid today that the us will always make sure that his real is military is stronger than any combination of its pose in the region. and this is quite an extraordinary security guaranteed from the u. s. and these are the kinds of things that, that happened between israel and the owners, but there's no real, cannot perform its legitimacy for security in the region by itself. and we've seen now in this latest round of the last 13 months, 6 or 7 people around the region firing. it is real fighting with a price pressuring me, let me ask you about what this would mean for the new reality. nesbitt 11 on of has well i being for the north of really tiny river. what would that mean for the stability of 11 on and also the future of hezbollah? it's hard to tell. we have to wait and see what this means in practice. these ram is, are a slightly delusional and thinking that if you just take out some heavy weapons and push them north of the tiny that everything will be fine because both of those got weapons all over love. and then some of the rockets are fired from the big valley, a 100 kilometers to the noise. so this is the physical terrain is not so significant on the h

u. s. p d and the ways good struggle to secure the comfortable majority of parliament. it was the full find it hard to win in support for spending on social welfare programs . finance that assistance for ukraine under economic recovery, customizable. i was just the with the lead for a moment. so us of rain has fallen in just 2 hours in central permit for route, flooding streets and destroying homes. the peruvian town of han you call was hit by the hardest, where at least 30 hines had been deemed uninhabitable. and if the $300.00 were partially damaged the usual. so trigger a series of lines, lines filling the streets with water and also a month. now clean up operation has thoughts it well, that's it for me. so the height of this, more information on all websites, all just there adults comes. the news continues here with me in about 12 so now on, i'll just there on the one. 0 one east. the the the, the old just in india ramp and illegals. mining its readings, an ancient mountain range. the out of the lease far talk to them on top because they're jealous as good as well.

u. s. u k. front will be ready to start in, so that take place not least by logical security counties. and i think there's a much, much, much more likely than any kind of need to arrangement. ukraine has already entered into biological security agreements with 27 of its allies. they pledge long term support for ukrainian self defense, by providing assistance to boost ukraine's military capabilities on shore up ukraine's economy and governance. but they do not contain any commitments to come to ukraine's defense with the deployment of armed forces in response to future russian aggression. over more of this, we can talk about if i raise party a, who's a political consultant and former nato strategic policy planner properties. ukraine desperately wants to join nato and nato did declare in 2008 that ukraine will become a member. is that even a remote possibility, any more i think it's uh, clearly among most of the commentators, but also decision makers has to be come to nato membership to one and only solution to uh, properly finish this war and give you credit. and that kind of guarantees

u. s. had close cooperation with american security forces for around 20 years now. and russel's has long been aware of people being deported to the desert says the former deputy director of the us border agency from tex, trouble, good, you're going to see those. i mean, i knew about rate the american cities and about my grand sometimes being left at the border to all julia without us and say we're essentially being told to just go there. so you say you have, i don't know if i'm, you know, let me get on the dish and left them. they don't know how to fill you, but i think them and unfortunately the confession this happens repeatedly in some cases. so it won't let me in the event, this is repeat the in the specials um, i mean, but if it is, it appears to me to be clearly illegal to be a pain about it. is it contravenes human rights? no doubt about that little bit. and the european union, the and if, if it has reliable evidence about this, then it should take action to prevent it is so especially during the video of the government us. but um, but i mean the, and the men

u. s. representative of the un security council viewing a un security council resolution to bring us these fire to this dentist side. across the gulf of scripts, we've seen a surgeon the tax and more civilians are dying at the record number in what seems to be is road response to you on security council members. it for us to bring a see as far as not happy with seeing a scaling off of the attacks in the northern part of the street that has been going on under suffocating military as these for the past, almost for the 7 days that including the force the hydration is far vision of the the 1500000 people who made, made a displaced in the central area and further southern part in the last. the evacuations on all of this together has exacerbated these conditions. the living condition made them much more difficult for people for more than a year. people have been in during the intense bombing campaigns and force displacement, as well as the sheer level of destruction that has already destroyed all possible means of life for people. whether it's here or in the northern part of this trip so far, j

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