u. s. seems to be cited with the global uh, sound or global community. so in that sense, i think this can be kind of a wake up call for us to always look at their national interest, or were, you know, the sort of interest in, in a sense that they need to keep a, you know, rationality and also if you many bodies then because this felicia is not about israel, this thing is all about making sure that there isn't any body of 8 going on for you guys. uh so, so, so i think that's what the world wants to see now. yeah, we've been wanting to see that for, for many months now. but if i, if i'm a, you know, they told about a seas far in the gaza with the respect during ramadan arab and i'm saw that already. we know that, but why are they making sort of this as an important factor about rama done? i mean, should really be told about cx, 5 permanently alter the what if it then not told him about a permanent cease by a yeah, i think, you know, at the end of the day it's all about me and i think the timing is right. the how the manual remedy that going to be a steppin

u. s. a mine seem to 17700000000 your ex it's significantly move and not to fronds, which has committed 635000000 years of military age. according to the ukraine support track studies, ukrainians would be asking, well uh, you know, they call talks a big game. but is he willing to back that up by a significant increase in military assistance to ukraine, france and germany guessing along with each other is fundamental for the european union. not much happens invest the 2 can agree. and ukraine is just one of the issues you lead is a discussing during that process and the summit sketch up on a few other stories making headlines today. the us is air lifting more american citizens out of haiti as the caribbean country grapples with the crisis spark by arms gangs. they've taken over much of the capital for the prince with violence now spreading to the suburbs. despite haiti's prime minister of the only agreeing to step down last week, the u. n. has warned that sudan is suffering one of the world's worst humanitarian disasters in recent memory. it says more than $18000000.00 people are now at risk of fa

u. s. a. mine seem to 17700000000. your ex it's significantly move and not have friends, which is may see the 635000000 years of military age. according to the ukraine support track studies ukrainians with the austin. well, uh, you know, they call talks a big game. but is he willing to back that up by a significant increase in military assistance to you? create france and germany guessing along with each other is fundamental for the european union. no much happens, invest the 2 can agree and ukraine is just one of the issues you lead is a discussing during that process. the summit is a quick round up. now some of the world news headlines. the u. s. is a lifting more american citizens out of high c as the car be in country grapples with the crisis spots by um games. they've taken over much of the capital for the problems with violence now spreading to the sotheby's despise heidi's prime minister ariel henry, agreeing to step down last week to you. and as one that's who don is suffering. one of the world's worst humanita

u. s. a. mine seem to 17700000000. your ex it's significantly move and not have friends, which has committed 635000000 years of military aid, according to the ukraine support track studies ukrainians with the austin. well uh, you know, they call talks a big game. but is he willing to back that up by a significant increase in military assistance to ukraine, france and germany guessing along with each other is fundamental for the european union. not much happens in less the 2 can agree. and ukraine is just one of the issues you lead is a discussing during that brussel summit to lead dill alarm from the european council on foreign relations spoke to me earlier about why francis received his trailing germany and its contributions for military aid to ukraine. the 1st thing is that the french government is contesting the figures that you quoted and contesting the figures provided by the q institute and has provided different figures and is also emphasizing the fact that it's not communicating about everything it is doing. an

u. s. a mine seemed to 17700000000. yours is significantly moved and not to fronds, which has committed 635000000 years of military age according to the ukraine support track. uh so do you do craniums with the austin? well, uh, you know, they call talks a big game. but is he willing to back that up by a significant increase in military assistance to ukraine. funds in germany guessing along with each other is fundamental for the european union. not much happens, invest the 2 can agree, and ukraine is just one of the issues you lead is a discussing during that process and the summit, or what he's riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu sees preparations are still on the way for the invasion of rough insides in gaza, but that it will take time. his comments. com as diplomatic, if it's intensified to stop that from happening. us stay kentoria, stay down to the blink and has been meeting with his counterpart in saudi arabia for more tools and securing sci fi between how much time use route us. officials say he'll travel on to israel on friday. speaking earlier this week, blinking said garza's entire p

u . s. a mine seemed to 17700000000. yours is significantly moved and not to fronds, which has committed 635000000 years of military age. according to the ukraine support track studies. ukrainians will be asking, well, uh, you know, they call talks a big game. but is he willing to back that up by a significant increase in military assistance to ukraine. funds in germany guessing along with each other is fundamentals of the european union. not much happens, invest the 2 can agree and ukraine is just one of the issues you lead is a discussing during that process and the summit and the rosie buckshot is back in brussels. welcome, rosie rushes full. it's going to be evasion of your trans from to the a lot of, but talk about the boosting your lips. defensive is that agreement on how this might happen? yeah, well ever since not so scale invasion really, you leaders have been trying to balance on the one hand supports and ukraine militarily, army ukraine, but on the other hand, listing their own defense and meet what they say really is a fundamentally shifted change security environment and there being a

u. s. a mine seem to 17700000000. yours is significantly move and not to fronds, which has committed 635000000 years of military age. according to the ukraine support seca study. do craniums with the austin? well, uh you may call talks a big game, but is he willing to back that up by a significant increase in military assistance to ukraine, france and germany guessing along with each other is fundamental for the european union. not much happens invest the 2 can agree. and ukraine is just one of the issues you lead is a discussing during that process and the summit and the dogs, the crisis in the middle east will also be on the agenda, the israel's a prime minister, benjamin at yahoo today saying that preparations are still under way for the invasion of robert and southern gaza, but he says it will take some time. us secretary of state entity blinking, he has met with his counterpart in saudi arabia today for further talks that are aimed at securing a ceasefire between him off it is real us officials say that he will travel to israel on friday. i was speaking earlier this week, week and said th

u. s. a. mine seem to 17700000000. your ex it's significantly move and not have friends, which has committed 635000000 years of military age, according to the ukraine support track studies ukrainians with the austin. well uh, you know, they call talks a big game. but is he willing to back that up by a significant increase in military assistance to ukraine funds in germany guessing along with each other is fundamental for the european union? not much happens in less the 2 can agree. and ukraine is just one of the issues you lead is a discussing during that brussel summit as well. your leaders are gathering in paris today for the start of a 2 day summit with ukraine high on the agenda without about to kick off. let's bring in or read them alone from the european council on foreign relations. she joined just from pears. right. what do you make of this friction between the french and german leaders on how best to help you crane defend itself? i think, as was reminded in your report, there is an overall agreement on the nec

council holds an emergency meeting to address the crisis, the hello and welcome to our show, seem goodly invalid. u. s. military says at least 3 sailors have been killed and a missile attack on a freighter off the coast of human. that the 1st death cents with the rebels began attacking shipping in the red sea of the groups. as the crew of the barbados flagged cargo vessel, true confidence ignored warning messages before it came under fire. survivors were forced to abandon ship who these have been attacking ships and what they say is retaliation for is really military action in the gaza strip. the group which is backed by iran, has forced maritime traffic to divert away from the red sea and the gulf of aidan or the world's busiest shipping roots. it will us some british attacks on who the targets and human have so far failed to detour the rebels. the united states will continue to hold the cookies accountable for their attacks, which have not just disrupted international commerce, not just disrupted the freedom of navigation in international waters and not just endangered c fairs, but now tragically ki

it seems that the u. s. has now i don't want to say on a full computation course with nothing yahoo but it, it could be described that way. um and that pressure is building up. what would you say is behind this strategy as well as the kid? he said that there is more a coming into the last days, but he says it's by far, not enough. and of course, that is a clear call towards the is ready decides to finally open the board is to really get in must, if amounts of age i think what to say behind it is really that the we just try to spread that some of these and go from their workforce program that is wanting of and the minute the famine in because of strep throat and immune and famine is like this. it indicates us that they have great the model, attrition of children, folks, something how many children for security for tennessee creative because of strep, which should blink also say that the press conference is 400 percent of the people because so i think the u. s. doesn't want to be complicit any longer into the

u. s. has dropped humanitarian aid, it seems very piece meal. so late into the conflict, how much do you think this helps and does it solve the problem that we're seeing? and garza, when we see similar countries member states of doing the same thing. while any additional aid is really wilco. um, we don't have any, any edge. all so then distract us from the need and the, the mississippi for full access on the god. because that's the only way, so i'm able to come and ask him that is needed and and even then a is, is really a small i might not be sufficient. so i mean we're gonna have to leave it that. thank you very, very, very much for your time and for taking us through the very vast and project situation is unfolding on the grounds that is unit assess, middle east and north africa regional communications officer setting louis well, that's it from us here on all to international we were back, so we more news and views the in previous to us of duty. i often heard the phrase on tennessee is the gulf war. soldiers were pieces and is often seen on m

u. s. outright rejects the election results there, which it seems like they're planning to do. i don't even know why the united states is butting is binding into it. and then one of the reasons why we're in this conflict to begin with is because of nato and the ability for them not to respect the sovereignty of nations. we go all the way back to 2004 and 14 to the made onto that happen a new crane. we can talk about the connections between the c, i a what happened in a new cray long before there was even a conflict. and we could also talk about the fact that the people in ukraine are, are running away from people in their own government who are or torturing raping and killing their own people. so this conflict in, in the several, the reads has been going on for a long time, and we had an election in 2022 where the people in those, those regions actually said we want to be a part of russia. so it's, it's, it does, it has nothing to do with the will of the people in the united states. they used to, but out everywhere that the united states intelligence apparatus goes, you have co

u. s. and all the rest of it. and, but in the us seems to be as the e u seems to be talking about another initiatives where they are sending ships, but they need to talk somewhere else. so the either need to talk to me is really ports or at a port in egypt and all the ships have left cyprus over the proceeding months and have, i've taken these route so i think, i think there's 2 things going on right now. if, if this isn't a question for you, i suppose, but one wonders if they could do this now with no port. why this wasn't done months ago. let's. uh, well indeed that exactly. i know the, the best, not really one for you raises just one, that's just the cost of it just occurred to me. let's talk about the vis, vis ports, this temporary structure. how complicated a logistical exercise would say, is that likely to be this is actually, is actually pretty easy. what you need to do is put a floating dog in place and a comes out to us. we'll have lots of reasons, supplies and then you, you on to that you put it on to down to the c bed and you s

u. s. policy against russia and how it seems to have just swallowed up our guest stay to the. 2 the what is part of the, the employee would post that isn't the deepest view of us in that, in the world. but is it something deeper, more complex might be present there? let's stop without please, is that scope out of as the, the. 2 welcome back to the list of lawyers. i'm john kerry, onto were speaking with former ukrainian diplomat, andre talisha, and go about his experience in the united states and working with senior us officials before they turned on him and banned him from the country. good to have you with us, andre. thanks again. thank you. and i want to begin this segment by asking you to explain something about your experience. it seems to me that you were working with rudy giuliani to collect information about 100 biden's business dealings that the trump administration should have embraced you. and afterward, once the contents of the 100 by the laptop became public and 100 biding, took responsibility for the laptops contents that you should have been hailed as a hero. why was it that

u. s. policy against russia and how it seems to have just swallowed up our guest stay to the. 2 the, the the welcome back to the list of lawyers. i'm john kerry, onto were speaking with former ukrainian diplomat. andre tele shingo, about his experience in the united states and working with senior us officials before they turned on him and banned him from the country. good to have you with us, andre. thanks again. if you want to begin this segment by asking you to explain something about your experience, it seems to me that if you were working with rudy giuliani to collect information about 100 biden's business dealings that the trump administration should have embraced you and afterward once the contents of the 100, by the laptop became public and 100 button took responsibility for the laptops contents that you should have been hailed as a hero. why was it that the trump administration pushed you away and sanctioned you? what was the reasoning behind that? and did you ever receive any explanation for me that the treasury department or the justice department, i don't believe that i was suppos

u. s. and also from us that there is a framework, but the definitely here it seems to be in the details and to attend. now this is not, is there any indication that arrives to here because they think they conditions have to be meet, met 1st, that tip or how must provide that list of the houses just to be released released. so as soon a lot of work to do it, and kind of that wasn't journalist kareem algo hari in cairo for us cream. many things indeed for your reporting to pakistan now where the parliament has elected shavaun sharif as prime minister for the 2nd time last month. the general election was marred by allegations of vote, rigging, and violence. and the most popular party was disqualified. shareef is returning to power with political tensions still unresolved. first, a boss should he is old, fed to the country, and he has made big promises. the man we want to bring revolutionary changes to the system. we will make pack is done great. it'll make text on proud as we lead fluid on the door shut by cities. the brother of 3 time brian minister, nevada cities, has won his new job, but th

u. s. has all has all the leverage. and it seems to me that they're just unwilling to use it. and we have heard read seen reports that the youth behind the scenes us um, as the bottom assertion is becoming more and more frustrated with the lack of humanitarian aid that's getting in. because of course, that doesn't play politically well and in the us by enhancing this type of reports that the us troops are going to build for guys that i've seen the suggestion that this is actually the, by the ministrations way of doing something without actually having to directly put pressure on benjamin netanyahu. how strong do you think that argument is? i think it's reasonable. my 1st reaction, when i listen to the entire sort of discourse on this was, this means that they're going to give netanyahu many months to prosecute this war. remember just a couple of months ago, the us came out and said nothing. yahoo doesn't have months. he has weeks. and they also at that time through lloyd austin, the secretary defense came out and said his end game, his objective is impossible. this has an unwi

u. s. and also from us that there is a framework, but the definitely the year it seems to be in the details and to attend. now this is not is ready to negotiate that arrives to here because they think that conditions have to be meet, met 1st, that tip or how much provides the list of the houses just to be released released. so that's been a lot of work to to eat and kind of that wasn't journalist kareem algo hari in cairo for us cream, many things indeed for your reporting as well. the cairo talks follow the 1st aaron drops carried down by the us as part of an international operation to bring supplies into gods by plan. washington says the air drops will be sustained effort and that israel supports the initiative. tens of thousands of ready meals add dropped to a population that the united nations size is on the brink of famine. the us size is the start of a border campaign, the budget administration trying to prevent the humanitarian disaster. and while agencies welcome the drops, they say it's nowhere near enough. the united states just there dropped 38000 yields, is not across the contro

u. s. and also from us that there is a framework, but the definitely here it seems to be in the details and to attend. now, this is not is really that occasion that arrives to here because they saying they conditions have to be meet met 1st. that tip or how must provide that list of the house just to be released released. so that's been a lot of work to do it. and kind of that wasn't journalist kareem algo hari in cairo for us cream, many things indeed for your reporting sewage to pakistan. now where the newly formed parliament has elected shabazz sharif as prime minister for a 2nd time as follows last month, the general election, which was marred by allegations of both breeding violence and the disqualification of the country's most popular party series, return to power, has resolved to leadership and pass by political tensions remain. and joining in the studio is d. w has been has java ed who is covering the story for us and who was in pakistan recently to report about the elections get to see venus. so why don't we start with who exactly should boss shareef? is marianne, how could are 2

that and they are still on developed and software from exploitation and terrorism seemed by way of last out at the u. s. over the recent sanctions imposed against the southern african countries president and of the senior officials re says the restrictions are completely unjustified. and bob boyd takes great exception to gratuitous slander and defamatory remarks by officials of the biden administration, against the sanctions, and bob weigh leadership and its nationals. what adds to the outrage is that these bold and damaging accusations are not backed by any type of evidence. we condemn these malicious statements as completely uncalled for as defamatory, provocative and as a continuation of wanton hostilities against him by way, by the us. government in washington has a use in byways. these are some of undermining demos, classic processes. 5, i think you learned vice add in gauging in corruption. it froze assets and company is linked to the country's leaders in the united states. the new name is joy and own ready. lengthy list of penalties implemented over the last 2 decades. is how the u. s. embassy i

i would say unfortunately, development, it seemed, it seems to me that the diminution of b u. s. influence in new jar. and in spite of the fact, like you mentioned, they maintained an open relationship where they don't time kind of expect to be fixed by several and talk to all of us government officials if announcement is coming from the fee and it's b, it indicates that on the other point that i think it goes to crucial to how do we play out if the relationship that has been be reinforced, that between the city and the talk to my country, so looking at 5, so money, find me job or on the is that rushed into 3 countries, so all of these i think, and then i'm going to play a role in the outcome of how this car in bluff jim played out it. they did the americans, you know, in a way or another up on the estimate. what happened in molly, which is interconnected with what happened in book in the past. so it should inter, connected with what happened in a, in these uh, the same problem of the same mistake made by the french. you know, i think that americans actually did lots of days to

u. s. in car with the expected to continue those of negotiations. but it seems that this one of the problems is right, it's not part of the moment that haven't been, the delegation is not in cairo yet. they have said that they want to see a list of how most of those hostages that are still alive. a $130.00 hostages are believed to be in gaza. 30 of them are presumably have been killed, but they want to see this before those negotiations are further going to thank you very much. that was our correspond attorney kramer in jerusalem. it's catch you up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. the philippines is accused, china is coast guard of carrying out dangerous maneuvers that lead to a collision between his coast guard ship and a chinese vessel in the south china sea. beijing claims sovereignty in the region, despite view and permanent court of harbour tracing. finding those claims to have no legal basis. argentina is government suspended the country state and it was agency tele workers protested to move outside taylor as well as our offi

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seems to be a pretty convenient business partner. but that still leaves the security issue. remember the u. s. military bases in the region while they're still there. but what's new as the saudis and moratti's have been trying to expand military cooperation with china to these are images from chinese state media. they show the country's biggest air show here in too high in 2020 to the saudis report, as we use the occasion to buy $4000000000.00 worth of chinese weapons. it's also sometimes by going towards china a way to keep the was interested also in individual east and, and, and this, this kind of positioning has been already working quite well. the gulf strategy is to keep both the us and china closer. and it seems to be working. the us is wary of growing chinese influence in the gulf to jo biden's fist pumping visit to saudi arabia in 2022. we will not walk away and leave a vacuum to refill by china. russia were ran. we'll seek to build this moment with active principle, american leadership. what does all this mean? the us doesn't want to completely give up ties in the gulf. and the gulf

seem to abandon israel. at the same time. the u. s. has expressed an opposition to the invasion of f. i, as well as his desire to see who monetary and aid actually reach palestinians who are suffering from famine starving every single day. and so they have protected themselves with this resolution in the form of extension. but of left is real now as the rogue states, that it is, but said that it's above international law, that will, it would not adhere to the i. c, j is decision that it does not care what the international community has said and is actually continuing to attack the united nations. and even now the united states, despite the will of this israel does seem completely on the ted doesn't have to in terms of attacking guns. i think what the israel is doing is also speaking to its domestic base. and that's in yahoo. as soon as this war is over is going to be held to account by his own constituents who would like to see him out of office. many of them and even are right wing that we'd like to take power themselves. and so there, he's extending his own power and, and, and spea

u. s. government has not responded so this would seem to suggest that they might not be acting in good faith. or, i think it's raises another question, which is an ideological one, because what the government is doing here is imply that the american people are not people about distinguishing between the cruise. that's missing information. and also, i think, what is really a lauren's and even terrified us, some american politicians that are, are getting supporters of his real is sick, talks ability to deliver the fun filter truth about what some of just live as a genocide getting gaza. bob and this, the records, the information monopoly that allows us some of the supporters to act with impunity and i think they're being of, they're afraid of being held to account. and this is another motivation for this chic top band. yeah. and certainly, you know, to your point we have seen on tech talk that they have been many more pro, let's say pro palestinian voices, then those who support but as well as doing and gaza. but again, when you do melting about the assets that tick tock has undertaken to prot

u. s. u. k, and no new zealand had a curious china of states wanted cyber attacks, and that disrupting wise and government decisions, stealing trade secrets and silent seems pretty updating. on tuesday we heard from the new zealand governments that said that a group known as 8240 in 2021 axis and internal system, full column and terry. and as well as a system to troughing laws. so they say that these actors removed as soon as they were identified, that they worked with china's ministry to state security. and you're dealing raise these concerns that moving forward with the us and k on monday, with a step further and posing sections and several chinese individuals who say that these individuals have been working with a group learned as $1831.00 that has been active for about 14 years and their activities include sending $10000.00 initial e mails to groups that were for schools of china, including the dissidents and government officials, but the aim of hacking into the confuses and intent to services. now, china has completely dismissed these accusations as unfounded. holding them malicious slend, you learn your stays, has encouraged to defy lines. the words

to like it and so by blinking then new newland to nibble, sullivan seemed to be talking more about keynesian militarism. okay. to the u. s. electorate. forget about the ukraine. forget about all the mass killing that needing to have happened. i think about the great money being recycled, that we say is going to ukraine, but we'll improve the lives of ordinary americans. as that surprise you usually proxy was whether it would be central america or latin america. they wouldn't be too. so openly about the fact they would be profitable. yeah. well, you to the former secretary state many years ago, dean acheson once said that advocacy must be clearer than the truth. right. and i think what's happened here is uh, the administrators very much wants to get the $60000000000.00 of additional support for ukraine approved by congress. so they will pull out every conceivable argument they can think of that like, went over some congressional support, maintain public support for it. i don't think they're doing this because they want ukraine to bleed russia forever. you fighting to the last ukranian? i think they also recognize that you

also grow as you know, but so far we see that he's ro seems to be determined to continue this devastating war. and while the u. s. has now started uh, dropping to monetary and supplies to gaza. these ready to government denies that it's been preventing the flow of age and trained me and baffled and cave through land portals. the idea that this riley's listing agent is simply alone. there is no limit to the amounts of food will to medicine will show for equipment that come into virus rail. there is excess capacity these rails crossing some old trend to all these relays are blatantly lying. there was no aid that was allowed into northern garza for over a month. in fact, we've seen that 13 children were declared debt to, to start ation and come at one hospital alone in norbert garza and in the south with gaza. some days know a truck so it gets through other days you would see 10 a trucks get through at most a 100 really. and to put this in perspective prior to the hor, on gaza, which of course is driven, the majority is the population of 2300000 people out of their homes. now 1300000 of them to 1.4 and against the

but i would say unfortunately, development, it seemed, it seems to me that i did it with the munition of the u. s. influence in the jar and in spite of the fact, like you mentioned, they maintained an open relationship where they don't time can inspect the basic despite several of the top top of u. s. government officials, the announcement def, calling from the cns b, it indicates that the point that i think it goes to crucial to how this would play out if the relationship that has been be if reinforced that between the 3 and the talk to my country. so what's, you know, 5, so money funding the jar on the influence that rushed by the industry countries. so all of these i think and their own going to play a role in the outcome of how the car and look jim and please out it visit, did the americans, you know, in a way or another on the estimate. what happened in molly, which is interconnected with what happened in book in the past. so we should interconnected with what happened in the, in these uh, the same problem of the same mistake made by the french. a, you know, i think there may conceptually to

but so far we see that he's ro seems to be determined to continue this devastating war. but while the u. s . has now started add, dropping him into and supplies to gaza. these riley government denies that it's been preventing the flow of age entering the em bundled in k through 9 the car. it is the idea that these riley's listing agent is simply allowing there is no limit to the amount of food water medicine will show for equipment that come into virus rail. there is excess capacity of these rails crossing. some old trend to all these relays are blake, suddenly lying there was no aid zip, was allowed into northern garza for over a month. in fact, we've seen that 13 children were declared death to, to start ation and come at one hospital alone in nor burn garza and in the south with gaza. some days, no, a trucks who get for other days you would see 10 a trucks get free at most a 100 really. and to put this in perspective prior to the hor, on gaza, which of course is driven and the majority is the formulation of $2300000.00 people out of their homes. now 1300000 of them to 140 against the eg

find any roshi age and settlement that would allow a cx 5 seems to be linked to the release of all hostages and not clearly is something that the u. s. is absolutely fixated on the seas far has to be contingent to some degree, at least under the conditions of hostages. i'm actually, they actually inserted language in this resolution that wasn't there originally about demanding the immediate, an unconditional release on coaching of old hostages. as well as ensuring humanitarian access to address the medical and all the humanitarian needs and to mom's apologies comply with obligations on the international law in relation to old persons they detain. that was insane. the original version of this resolution produced above the elected members of the security council on friday when we looked at the draft and that was the negotiation worker positive in the us. i was trying to mold some of this resolution in the favor to get it to a stage, not where they could actually fight for it, but a to a stage where they could have stayed. but you've seen this before going back to 2016. the last days of the bomber administration, important resolution v

seems that it is relevant to me. it's right to make comments on other democracies, the u. s. has, has been at the head of the global in desperate need of a different one to resist this. and so i think that is, uh, you know, uh, definitely of the concerns then. uh, but as far as india and other control, uh, other countries are concerned. uh, the new no lives the most people. yeah. it because of the what the coverage. uh, what is the economy the govern to open it because the choices is not the same as it was, it cannot continue as its boards. and i think it's a pretty uh, the thing was, should i say other countries, the emerging or the majors? because emerging economies and other countries are beginning to also have a similar view that most people not at the, is the reinforcement. it's, it's the new norm in today's blood and indian students at the london school, or they can all make saves. he has become the victim of a smear campaign for supposing his native country's government, according to science, him serrano, his kansas city was targeted during the recent and students unio

it'd be, uh, you know, but us seems that it does relevant in its rights to make comments on of the democracy. the u. s. has, has been at the head of the global in desperate need of a different one to resist this. and so i think that is, uh, you know, uh, definitely of a concern to them. uh, but as far as india and other control, uh, other countries are concerned. uh, the new no lives the might be for you. uh, because uh the what the coverage. uh, what is the economy the going to a political situation is not the same as it was, it cannot continue as it was. and i think uh, if typically uh, uh, the thing was, should i say other countries, the monthly or the major, emerging economies and other countries are beginning to also have a similar view that must be provided to you. is the reinforcement is alex the new nol introduced by and meanwhile, an indian students of the london school of economics such he's become the victim of a smear campaign, also supporting his native countries, governments, according to such m. serrano, his candidacy was targeted during a recent students union election. he says he was

u. s. is going to expire to be seen also in the past week. so some steps this they've taken that they didn't seem before as imposing sanctions on a violent is really a settlers and the occupied westbank is also of course, a lot of concern when it comes to the military age. but i mean, we haven't seen anything in that regard happening yet from the united states, the latest day from tanya claimant for us in jerusalem. a house of thousands of experiencing catastrophic hunger, according to where you went back for board. unless it is urgent intervention, it was found that is imminent. israel is facing increasing pressure from its allies around the world. 2 of them will ride into the boat on tower train, huge crowds of guys and gather to receive aid at the shelter run by the united nations agency for palestinian refugees amid in increasing hunger crisis and the gaza strip. where aid has only been trickling in since the beginning of the war the people are dying. we are asking the era people to press for a ceasefire in god. so we are exhausted and dying. the united nations as published and slaves report

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u. s. transportation secretary pete booted. you says 8000 jobs are directly at risk. baltimore is one of america's biggest ports. it's not clear how long it will remain closed the effects on every time commerce, they seem to be far reach is fully loaded. the tale is still stuck. nobody knows how long it will take to free the best off from the tons of steel that collapsed on it when the ship veered into one of the hall, but bridges main pillars. for now, the accident is causing major problems in and around the port. with a key bridge gone, a major audra read along the us. the eastern seaboard has been cut. traffic will have to be re routed for years to come, leading to clocked up streets in the greater washington dc area. but even worse, ship traffic in and out of port has also been stopped. the port of baltimore is one of the busiest into united states handling more than $52000000.00 tons of foreign cargo last year, contributing some $80000000000.00 to the countries foreign trade. with access to the port blocked incoming vessel. so we'll have to rewrite what's to nearby ports, including those in new york in new jersey. further north and virginia little further south. among the goods handled in baltimor

seems to be a lot of will and diplomatic momentum. we have to say from both arab states and israel's allies, including the u. s. and the u. k. to secure such a long term lasting piece that would indeed include a 2 state solution. you know, you, you've seen over many decades the, all of the previous efforts that have failed is something different this time. yes. the college of getting humanity is something we haven't seen. project was always a horrible incident in our insight, israel or a month by the new territory. you to do such a nation of meters by the way, not by the other side, but private, wrong people. so we've seen that. but to see 5 months, 30000 people care, at least because there's always under the wrong that we don't account for 70 percent of home women and children start. we have not seen that in a very long, long time. so that's something which, frankly, i come for egypt, we were the 1st to have a piece of people with these ways. and that's almost 50 years ago. 50 years after the 1st disagreement with isn't to say, not only a lack of control, you know, a comprehensive piece completely but to see the level of cu

sanctions a once again, the whip of choice seems full, same verbiage of you is foreign policy goals and some bob ways, the latest targets back in 2001. the u. s. move on to an onslaught on how to operate through. it's so cold lowes. would they be jumping on the n c's and bob band, rick, and what his own draft essentially is a 2002, many events have taken place since then. but one issue that's amazing, phone is and bob was relations. what's the waste is the continued suffering of the country's population as a result of wisdom, house refusal to remove those music to have flowed progress inhibited economy recovery and pardon is the poorest and most vulnerable in societies. equally astounding is wisdom. countries failure to come to terms with the reality that the land reform and resettlement programs. the main reason for these sections will not be reversed, have thoughts and repeatedly tried to reverse that. to started programs through political tools or confrontation with this in baldwin government. but those gifts approve at futile. it cannot be right mister loading a healthy basis for conducting international relations or building friendship f

it seems they did that the national security committee council spokesperson an issue. the spot wanting to americans in moscow haven't listed earlier this month. the u. s. government received information about a planned terrorist attack in moscow, potentially in places of mass gatherings, including concerts, which prompted the state department to issue a public warning to americans and russia. if the united states, as well as other countries, have all had reliable data on this matter, it should be immediately handed over to the russian side. as washington says, he had intel about a terroristic activities in russia high rocking us diploma. victoria new line said exactly one month before the big guy, moscow. the type that was not in the put in you should expect a nasty surprise with this money. ukraine will be able to fight back in the east, but it will also be able to accelerate the asymmetric warfare that has been most effective on the battlefield. and as i said in keys 3 weeks ago, this supplemental funding will ensure food and faces some nasty surprises on the battlefield. earlier were heard from so tow university beach. i profess that victor kyle, w

u. s. economy, you know, despite the inflation of employment, pretty strong, the one issue that is getting a lot of attention is, is the crisis at the border and that seems to be in trump's saber. at the moment, let me give us your forecast. is this an issue that could make or break a presidential bid come november? i think it could be, oh, although both candidates have a weak spot here. i mean, there was a wall street journal all that came out recently and it tells us the same thing. the gallup poll does, which is that most americans are pro immigration. they actually think immigration is good for the country. they've been that they know that we need immigration for labor market needs, but they don't like the cas support or they don't like the fact that the people can just walk across the border and be allowed in because us government can't process them. if so, you know, fighting and it has a real vulnerability because he's the one responsible in people's lives for the cap to the border. but trump also as a risk here because donald trump occasionally over play well off at over places and on his issue. and in some of the, the rhetoric that he uses around