u. which as well as saying. ringback not to recognize submitted to need is often these days and wonder what the motive was behind the so called 8, but the e. u was not one to initiate. so not to is one to add. you has also made it clear that it is not interested in relations with the european with ms as well. so this move really underscores the challenges of the east diplomatic engagement in this the hall as you government. and lead is a search of the independence and resist wisdom precious. when out to the middle east, where overnight strikes range down on the lebanese capital, the idea of claims that was targeting has the command centers in the populated area . the footage circulating online shows the devastating aftermath of the attack. 84 people were killed in similar strikes across 11 on the previous day. the government has chosen to shudder bayard schools until january, as destruction spreads across the city. meanwhile, is rel, sleeping round operation in southern lebanon, shows no sign of stopping idea of

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at e u level, which is to go ahead with listing the ring and revolutionary guard, that is the elite, the military corps be run as a parent organization and applying a sanctions to it as a tear we're going to zation. this is something that the book had already said she was in favor of and this is something that would have quite an impact on iran and even the runs economy because of revolutionary guard is so involved any runs a economy. it's is involved in different kinds of industry. so this is something that could have a real impact in the country. here's a question. before we go trick or treat it's halloween. it's not just humans who are having all the fun for the animals at oregon. so it really is all about the traits and capers. help them to get in this 50 spirit, by giving them capt pumpkins to play around with. and so i wanted to, i could outside of double it. now police officers here about to say that i had a great time playing what looks to be like for the basketball of what a holla, whenever the color does look like a good fun that is all for this out. stay with the site adul

u. n. system which we already learned in the 1st administration, but is also evaluating whether the united states should withdraw from the world bank, the international monetary fund, the o. e. c. d. those at least are all listed in project 2025 as possible. goals for americas withdrawal, and we know, in fact that in his protectionist approach to his economic policies, that's precisely what this president wants to pursue. and we did witness a call between uh president electronics and loved him as a lensky yesterday, that had a lot less on the call, quite surprising for many of us. but interestingly enough to be ukrainian and head of states seem to take some encouraging signs from that phone call. we have no read out yet, but maybe slight movement in that conversation. yeah. have a feeling we'll be seeing plenty surprising um, moves in the coming years and let's switch things to domestic lee now for donald trump, what do you think his 1st to moves will be? well, he's promised to fulfill the promises he made on the campaign trail. so we know that his primary focus is to begin his deportation

they're all very few places been sudan right now, which civilians can receive any sort of safety and protection. and so this is why we are cooling on the u. k, which has the presidency of the security council this month to ensure that there are concrete actions and discussions which are taken about how to ensure an international regional protection presence on the ground, on the sudan as soon as possible. the, the r s. s. use of sexual violence is well documented, as you say, can the presence of human rights watch of a similar organizations do anything a tool to prevent this from happening or at least to reduce the scale of it. now the see has been reporting which has been happening, they're all un investigations. they're all the investigations by the international criminal court focused on and off so on. but what we've really not being seeing the consequences, whether in terms of accountability, whether it's in terms of political cost on the commanders of both the full season, notably the record support for states when we're talking widespread sexual violence full, the actions. i'm just in the last few days and we all speaking about 18

u. k, which as you may or may not know, is one of the world's worst restrictions for slap los is because how, how different mation law works in the u. k. on like, almost everywhere else is that the burden of proof is placed on the defendants and not on the present excuse. and so it's actually easier to file a deformation claim into each h van to defend just so again, states. and the way the system is structured is such that the only way to defend yourself against this claim is to spend thousands of pounds on legal fees and courts. so essentially once someone file is a defamation claim against the case you're guilty until proven innocent, and you're going to have to spend money to defend yourself against either you lose or you lose either. you spend a whole bunch of money that you don't have to defend yourself in the case where your already sort of on the back foot from the, from the get go. or is i did. you don't, you know, puts in a defense and then you have a default judgments filed against you. and this is the country that kind of stop crowing to the rest of the world about how it has

from sanctions against law sco, allowing the us to sell more of its results as to europe as the u itself, which would be to get the joints the restrictions have gutted some of its own economy by slashing decades long life lines from russia. the u. s. has become the largest expos of liquefied natural gas to europe, coming at a much higher price than russian supplies in previous years. let's discuss all this with, i guess. do not back alternative but germany policy, amanda, and fulman m e p. many thanks for joining cuz i'm a product i'm very good to see today. so for the likes donald trump is made plenty of promises, but the lifting of sanctions on rush. it was not one of them. oh, what do you make of his priorities? well, he's made those clear. we've got to see with a hill on of him. i think he will attempt to. he's being quite clear on ukraine. and i think that he will have problems to bring that over to a loans that are in so far as functions are concerned. i know the vd qualified screw provides on the side of things as well. i think the you could tell shocked by trump's electronic or convinci

u. s, which is a stark contrast to the donald trump. and the muslim travel band that we saw 8 years ago, these endorsements, do you think they helped trump when the election? or i think if you look at actually what happened in dearborn and the areas where you do have a higher concentration of arab americans and you look at how they've voted this year compared to how they bought it in 2020. what becomes clear is that donald trump didn't so much when in those areas as couple of harris mos, tens of thousands of people who voted for buying in 2020 simply did not come out to vote for harris or try. and so it was an alienation from both candidates that led to these outcomes. certainly you have some people among arab americans who supported donald trump as you had people from all different kinds of backgrounds in the united states who supported donald trump. but, but, but the, the, the operative dynamic here was a rejection of the fine hairs administration before the support of israel. and a rejection of donald trump at the same time, you know

u. s. a, which has, will come in, in the past. the another slot again, is the so that he's the, the gym and also the russian president vladimir report. and then they have to very much respect. uh this, this decision by the icpc. uh, but it was obvious from the beginning of august uh, this day that one is ready to slam money is ready to leave those ups. now this decision by the agency, and we also have beautiful many us leaders with a designated the, the uh term by the ministration to the uh, to the you on another set of members who have slammed this decision by the agency. but that, that's the us is not above international. that was, isn't above the legal prosecutions of graham. and i was like that then, you know, i've been allowed to have committed war crimes. and this is what, because, you know, mostly i just said that uh uh, the 3 judges of the pre a to i am shonda have voted in uh, you know, the most way that there are lowers the bill of them says that the prime minister, nothing you know, and the ex minister of defense you, i

u. k. a set their, their, their missiles, which they had the program which they had, and they had to actually manipulate who was, and they tell us, it was a nato sense. yeah. and consequently, and mr. putting in warranty against doing that even beforehand. yeah. and they didn't believe him. so now, by the, by signing of this particular kind of missile is sending a very strong message that you don't know what we have in our inventory. and it is suggest to me that he has other things that we the west may not even know about it, but also it was like, you guys cannot stop what we have and we will do the civilian population just as will tell you guys to get out of the way. yeah. and then we'll take out these military facilities. you know what i just don't understand. there was some guys in the west to it like all this is no big deal. i mean that there is there a truly some lunatics in position the power in the west right now, but the populace people, i think that freaking out, i'm seeing the commentary online. michael, but just just quickly want to shift gears ever so slightly here. and you know,

for example, you k, which hasn't impose additional terrace yet, so that will come out of tony's comment because selling costs in the u. k. norway is another market which tony's call because of uh, taking a picture. um, i think uh well we were nice to be seen as well. the chinese will absorb the tyrus to take a hit some profits and uh, sell calls that from the same cheap price is just to build market share. and then within the hour of the building and not with this. yeah. so they can then make it a just a fire factory as we were hearing say, and hungry or stuckey or somebody like that. i think a, i think the, so the impacts of boss has shown. but terrorist wilhelm for sales, particularly it's a, you know, so the lower end of the markets. i'm, you know, that's the comic is the non kids, particularly the ones that who have a business to protect in, in china. and also some of the countries don't like it, particularly those who are trying to attract chinese, the in with directing jeff investments bank for example. um, so i that i think what we're going to be seeing is that this got the, what we've already seen a space. bu

u. s, which i believe they have invested interest in doing. and this remains can sort of contains as a, uh, and it's really iranian to that or kinetic ping pong, if you will. and israel knows that it's cannot take your arms, no clear military program on. it's all, it cannot sustain an aerial attack. it does not have the munitions, nor the bombers to carry those issues. it can inflict a lot of damage that carries the uh, the danger of escalating this into the entire golf. and that is not something that donald trump, i think least, that is not something that donald trump is going to want to want. this is something that the sorties the car is the enemy, ronnie's a hole in a warm hammock. number one, number 2. i look, he's not gonna, we, obviously this is all just 0 and we're all, we're all uh, naturally talking about the middle east. the middle east is not a big preference, is not a priority, and it's not an urgent matter resolved. ukraine is taiwan. is north korea is unless he's being sucked into it, which by allow the us to be. but tom may not

u. k, which weighs so which agricultural waste and all the chemicals regularly spill into water across the country, protest as a direct and the anger at water companies which were privatized in the 19 ninety's charlie angela reports from london. swim is stuff is fisherman. nate to love is. these are the people who revealed the grim stay to the you. case was the wave exposing most of companies for illegally pumping, untreated sewage, into rivers, lakes, and seas, leaving not one river free from pollution. this is really important to me as someone who is that the mouth of sewage, polluted rivers. i've swarm across the fluid slicks in the summer time and the winter time. i've got many friends who have been sick with, you know, in those throat infection, stomach upset, or those things because of the property rings of what the company. i'm the pumping of sewage into our rivers and i'll say, this is the largest demonstration against most of pollution. the u. k. has ever seen. the labor government says it shows the public signed. it has created an independent water commission and hoops to pos and

u. s. which a problem with georgia becoming part of the western club? maybe it's because the colon georgia government has passed laws protecting the country sovereignty. it's foreign agents law was immediately criticized by washington despite the fact that the us had a similar role in act on in place for decades versus the national security law. and the repressive tactics used to qual, legitimate defense, undermine georgia's democracy and the fundamental freedoms to which the georgian people are entitled and run country to georgia is long stated gold reflected in its constitution of euro, atlantic integration and strategic partnership with the united states. so interested in law soon after the controversy regarding the foreign agents law, the georgia union party published date, exposing the organizations were opposing the law. i guess what the vast majority were using complex processes to can see the real origins of the funding. 62 percent couldn't provide exact information of the funding at all. and 97 percent of the organizations hadn't even republish

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which overrides any of the parties. if i change presidency, the commitment from the 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 b

his 2nd term begins on, i think there are tough questions to consider about the extent to which he might change u. s. foreign policy toward israel and the palestinian question from the way in which the bite and administration has been dealing with the israel palestine. i'm quite skeptical that drum would start conditioning aids is real or put any pressure on israel. but at the same time, we need to consider that netanyahu humiliated bite in a lot. during biden's presidency, donald trump, whatever you think about him, he doesn't like to have either his friends or his enemies make him look weak. there have also been some sources of tension between trump and netanyahu, and i don't think that those are going to go away. in a final point i'll ad here is that the leadership of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates on, with mohammedans of mind, in reality, mohammed bins i, it in the upper darby. these leaders want to see the u. s. reign in israel's military actions. and they have a lot of influence with trump. so i think it's going to be interesting to see if some of the terms closest friends in the

u, a. e, which of the hosted cop last year and do by. so these are the kinds of, at countries that are becoming, i think, a bit more vocal in recent years. i've these cop gatherings here at now their negotiators will be in the rooms where i am here and trying to give their side of the story, trying to make sure that they're happy with the agreements. that's coming out of this a gathering the bush as i say, most country in the world are representative here. and then of course, you have put it in your a to nicole date, more like of the block of the you, for example, or in small items. countries depends nichols age of the block and, but they're the kind of dynamics that are happening here up. it's amazing. i'm here of climate activists are growing increasingly frustrated with what they see as the talks inability to clamp down on fossil fuels and the countries and the companies that promote them. you've attended several climate related conferences in your opinion, and from your experience do conferences and meetings like cop $29.00 and other

u. k. agency which tried to persecute julian, his sons, of course, wanted for assassination by the c. i a under mike pompei of your revelations with friend of the show tie. you'd be mad to a be show a 2 way street at least britain, us some power. how has tom is the u. k. labor policy being involved to, to trying to corrupt the elections next tuesday in the united states. well, so there, there, there's a group that was started in 2017 by a guy named worrying mix we, he's the sort of the brain child behind a group called labor together, which is the conservative wing of labor. and this, this group is called the center for calorie digital hate. and what they were used 1st for was the kill to sort of go after anyone, who was ally with jeremy corbett. jeremy corbin is a left is part of the left part of labor party. it's not in on by the way i've disabled. i'm sorry, it's hard left, but the nice is nothing right. don't mean anything these days are you really anymore, but anyway, i will also through. so what, what ccbh did was when it, they, they just went after anyone who basically was cons

u. s. law which prohibits the transfer of offensive weapons to countries blocking civilian a yard since the deadline expired on tuesday, there has been no serious us criticism of israel, despite warnings from 8 organizations that conditions in gaza. and now the wars since the war started 15 months ago, journalists continue to press the officials on this issue. here is the latest exchange from a us state department briefing. the concern to, to be notified, cancelled or fulfilled the cause of the better we noticed the status letter today. site none of the above. i hope you're paying attention to the very, the back and forth. we had on this the letter had a time. and i mean, it had very specific things that part of it, is that not a 5? is that or is that can? so does that show? what is it that 30 day period is it extend this site? the letter was designed to inject a strong sense of urgency and produced action part you had expired on the 12th of this month. is that over? what part are you talking about? so it was, it had a definite time limit that size and there was even though, oh, so that

u. k. and obviously we have breaks it, which is a big kind of case of shooting out sales in the for a while. stuff i think would be out to be rejoined the you, any time soon. we can least push for a more a price or trading relationship with the you are not like nice destiny. what you guys you, i wanted to ask you about. that is, if trump impose us these 20 percent in port tires and all goods coming from the e. u, to what extent does the you need trade with, with britain to the extent that they possibly will give britain more favorable trading conditions. ready well, we might get more more try, uh, 5 volts running just bit by dale is gonna come with significant strings attached. if we get it, they with that nature and i think it would probably be in the guys best interest to reject that. and instead push the close to trading links with the with the a you, which is a rate the, a much bigger trading problem there for the u. k than the addresses. and so i will probably end up getting 20 percent times across the board for about a few k u. k companies setting into the us and the company. so in th

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u. k. pushed resolution of the un security council, which called for an immediate cease fire and sudan. despite wanting to resolve the crisis, moscow has taken to the u. k. and the sierra leone dropped in motion to say that imposes the will of others onto the sit. and these people a deal to say it's, it doesn't look like this should be done consistently in openly and not by imposing . i'm assuming denise, through the decisions on the council, the opinions of individual members thing and with the post colonial ideas about the future structure of the country. i'm even more sorry to counsel should not play along with the design of the former colonial. now what you and points in the eyes of the sudanese diaspora settled in the u. k. well, the main problem with the british project is that it contains a false understanding of who's responsible for protecting the civilian population. all visited on very important to note that russia does not oppose a see saw the incident. if you read the details of the resolution it cool for association officer, the cheese protection of civilians and seem to be

of course, you know, there's another element which is the u. s. traditional system. of course. once again, did you asked for additional system isn't a very different place to the where it was in 2016 because back in 2016, it wasn't, as we'll say, conservative frenzy as it is. now. if we go from the very top where you have the supreme court at the supreme court is definitely more conservative leaning, but it's not just in the top top courts. it's also lower diamond as well. we're seeing that it's definitely more conservative, friendly. so in the event that, for example, donald trump decides to push through executive orders. the difference now is that the chances are that that will remain at if there are any legal challenges at. the courts tend to be a bit more conservative leaning meaning that there will be fewer legal challenges, or at least it'll be easier for donald trump to maintain those executive orders. now the last few days, a trump's team has been taking shape. let's start with one limitation. met gets he's going to be the next attorney general, the country's top law en

which he leaves before the 2016 us presidential elections. a st refused to give up to the source in december 2017. the us government gave the u. k. government, a sealed warrant for a st, just arrest in february, 2019 the echo during government receive loans of $10200000000.00 from various multilateral institutions of which the us, the majority cheryl, the loans were provided with the agreement, the same which could be removed from the embassy, the in april, 2019 u. k. police entered the embassy of ecuador and forcibly carried julianna's sage out of the building and took him away in advance. on the same day, the us indictment against him was on c. charging him with one count of computer intrusion, he was sentenced to 50 weeks and bellmarks prison. in the same month, sweden reopened the sexual assault investigation and the us filed 70 new charges against the in february 2020. the extradition here in the criminal court. the in june 2022, the us department of justice issued updated 18 count indictment. if the face trial in the us government, they would face a sentence of a 175 years in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the ra

u. p. s. page, which has been supported by a nuclear pot. you should know today a very important presidential decree was signed. this is a decree on the approval of the foundations of state policy of the russian federation in the field of nuclear deterrence. these are the foundations of the state policy of the russian federation in the area of nuclear deterrence. russia has always viewed nuclear weapons as a means of deterrence. the use of which is an extreme and forced to measure russia has always taken a responsible position and made the necessary efforts to reduce the nuclear threat and prevent the exacerbation of international relations. now this is a developing story and we'll secondly bring you more as, as they update us with this development. so stay tuned on our team to national now as washington has reported the handed, the key of the greed lied to use long read. i talk comes myself to slide deep in russian territory, not every need to amend base welcoming the decision of the slovak problem, minutes best as the goal is to have roads

u. k. agency, which tried to persecute julian a sons of cause wanted for assess the nation by the c. i a under might compare your revelations with friend of the show tight. you'd be mad, tell you, we show a 2 way street, at least britain of some power. how has tom is the u. k. labor policy being involved to, to trying to corrupt the elections next tuesday in the united states? well, so they're there, there's a group that was started in 2017 by a guy named worrying mix we, he's the sort of the brain child behind a group called labor together, which is the conservative wing of labor. and this, this group is called the center for county digital hate. and what they were used 1st for was the kill to sort of go after anyone who was allied with jeremy corbett . jeremy corbin is a left is part of the left part of labor party. it's not done by the way i've disabled. i'm sorry, it's hard to the left, but the nice is nothing right? don't mean anything these days i'll give you the anymore. but anyway, it will also true. so, um, what, what ccbh did was, when did they, they just went after anyone

and the country's nuclear program, which you may recall, was scuffled by the u. s. during the 1st from president. so here's our to use, use up to all the into run with more before his prince, around the head of the you went, atomic watched abra file, gross. he said that his trip is all about taking steps to resolve the long standing issues regarding it was nuclear program. so he's got 2 main goals here, 1st and foremost to see or to a push for more cooperation from iran to allow the o e, a greater access to monitor it's unclear side something which has he has been working on for quite some time. and 2nd, he's here to seek answers from one regarding choices of highly enriched uranium, allegedly found some on disclose the sites in the wrong. now this time around the 2 sides are showing a willingness to address these 2 major issues once and for all we know each other when and we know that it is indispensable to get at this point in time to some concrete, tangible, visible results that we indicate that these joint work at ease improving the situation is bringing verific

u. s, which has criticized the arrest warrant, say that they ignore is rouse, right to defend itself is, is rouse war on guys, a violent act of self defense in international law. i mean, the quick answer is no. you don't have the right of self defense against the population that you occupied, the population because it is occupied by israel. now, you know, israel of course, has the right to take measures to insure security in the territory that it's occupying. but that doesn't mean that it can do whatever it wants, and that's what the new these really is. and of course, the americans under allies want people to believe that just because, you know, just because israel was attacked on the 7th of october, that they have the right to commit these atrocities. to go ahead to go crazy and commit genocide. and that's just not the case, any kind of measures they take have to be proportionate. and they have to be in line with international law and israel's not following that at all. yeah, professor stuck ashi one last question, if i may, what are you using this decision does to those countries that