uganda defies western pressure. since mid november 2023, the yemen-based anseral movement has attacked dozens of commercial ships destined to the occupied territories. the attacks have practically halted commercial activities in the port de vilat in the occupied territories. i think that that shipping companies will will not rush uh back to the red sea. the us and uk have. militarize the region with their strikes on yemen, an exodus of shipping companies from the region now threats to scuttle supply chains and increase consumer prices. well, definitely there will be some influence on inflation. i mean, it's a little difficult at this stage to to predict how much of a jump in inflation. the us militarizing the red sea and the global economic impact in this edition of economic divide. ugandan president joeri museveni recently criticized the united states over the country's recent decision to remove uganda from major trade pact and issued trade advise warning about the risks of doing business in this east african natio

uganda defies western pressure. the success of the islamic revolution in iran formulated new equations in all of west asia. no two people can argue about that, with resistance in lebanon and palestine posing a real terror to the israeli entity, the culture of resistance has spread beyond gaza and in all the lands of zianis israeli occupied palestine, so much so that the sense of anxiety with settlers is through the roof and with most wanting to leave. the stance alongside the resistance has extended to iraq, yemen, and syria, indicating that the islamic revolution has laid the foundation, supported and participated in the growth and expansion of new powers in west asia. west asia revolution, this week on the media stream. ugandan president choeri musevini recently criticized the united states over the country's recent decision to remove uganda from major trade pact and issued trade advise warning about the risks of doing business in these east african nation. following the enactment of a popular anti-lgbtq law, the

ali: this isn't the first time uganda has grappled with a law like this. in 2014, a similar but less restrictive law drew protests. the court overturned it on procedural grounds, following western sanctions and suspension of aid. for more, we turn to clare byarugaba, an lgbtq+ activist. she's the equality and nondiscrimination coordinator for chapter four uganda, a civil rights group. clare, thank you so much for joining us. how has this law affected you personally, if you wouldn't mind sharing? and also how has it affected your community? [00:01:08][18.1] clare: thank you so much for having me. as an lgbt community, we are we really facing one of the worst experiences that anyone can go through. we see that these laws are form of state sponsored homophobia and transphobia. the very purpose of this law is to respectfully erase thlgbt community from the face of the earth. but we are fighting back. ali: we understand that the constitutional crt is set to rule any day on the constitutionality of this law. what are your hopes for the outcome of that ruling, an

>> many americans don't know that uganda is a military dictatorship.now that their taxpayers' money is being spent to prop up a dictator that tortures people, that abuses rights, that disrespects democracy. and i hope this documentary educates them about uganda. >> byron: and this documentary is now on the short list for an oscar. what does that mean to you? >> being short listed for an oscar for us is attention. attention for our country, you know. that means more people have gotten to know about our situation. and for us, that means the world. >> byron: you're an artist. you're a storyteller. how does this story end? >> i want to be alive when the story ends. i hope i'll be there. but i don't think i'll be there, because the story does not end in my lifetime. even when we liberate ourselves, even when we gain our freedom, the story will just have begun. because we need to transform our lives. >> juju: our thanks to byron. >>> when we return, sterling k. brown and his new film, "american fiction." the message he hopes you take away from it. with moder

the result | of that summit in uganda.of news to bring you... the union unite has described as "shameful" tata steel's plans to cut nearly 3,000 jobs at its welsh plant in port talbot. the union said lots of british industries rely on steel, and a future trade war or conflict could hit supplies and jeopardise national security. tata plans to spend more than £1 billion replacing its blast furnaces with a greener electric arc furnace, but it would require fewerjobs. that is it for all of your business news. east of eastbourne, the remains of fort fun. 0nce east of eastbourne, the remains of fort fun. once a big attraction, but since the summer of 21, it has been shut. it is a site defiant sports wanted to revive. their place is too small and not suitable. so wanted to revive. their place is too small and not suitable.— small and not suitable. so this is our sports _ small and not suitable. so this is our sports court _ small and not suitable. so this is our sports court and _ small and not suitable. so this is our sports cou

copper and cobalt are among uganda's stable natural resources. this country also has very large resources of crude oil and gas, and the main annual exports include coffee, tea and livestock aquatic life uganda's membership in important regional economic blocs such as the east and southern african common market economic union (kemsa), the international organization for development in east africa, ica and the east african community , the possibility of taking advantage of the capacity of these organizations to attend. it provides economic operators of the private sector in the african market. the virality of sed and sima news agency. united nations industrial development organization. unido announced that iran's industrial growth in 2020 was higher than 164 countries in the world. according to the report of this organization, the growth rate of iran's industrial production is 6.5% and from the countries like brazil china, germany and japan have also been higher. also , the industrial value added indices in the gross domestic product and industrial

uganda is a country in the east. the african continent , with kampala as its capital , shares borders with south sudan from the north, the democratic republic of the congo from the west, kenya from the east, tanzania from the south, and rwanda from the southwest. the largest lake on the african continent is victoria, a part of the lake is located in the southeast of uganda. the population of this country is more than 45 million people. rainy fertile soil permanent rain of rich and significant mines of copper and cobalt, including fixed natural resources. it is considered ogda. this country also has very large resources of crude oil and gas, and the main annual exports include coffee, tea and aquaculture. uganda's membership in important regional economic blocs such as the economic union of the common market of east and southern africa (kemsa), the international organization for development in east africa (ica) and the east african community allows the possibility of using the capacity of these organizations for the p

what was the point chair of the us national prayer breakfast to come to uganda to support us. this is normal personality. the strategy is that the right as over someone is the strategy, is that the democratic members of congress and senators who want to leave in all different reality, these people were denied that man cannot become women. these people deny that women tend to become mad, but it says the is just to expand on that and also what you set up a bottles with your country in the west. i was going to say, is there a sense and you've done that. the friction with western nations that leads goes be all the, the gay law the encompass is resistance against essentially what they want you to follow. like get on with the program when it comes to things like trans rights. the green agenda is not all seen as one thing i yes it was at the recent uh don't. 1 com summit, the big line mention some it in the middle east. what really much was the spike when we talk about, i mean, almost everything now is whipple nice. all right, so even climate change, certainly it's, uh, there was a l

this is the reality we living in uganda.o see propaganda and manipulation of public opinion. so were you expecting something like this to happen? well, because of the world where the fake news and things disseminate so fast, i was not surprised. we expect this because we know that as we are pushing for climate change the fossil fuel industries are also using different fake attacks, different influences. we are saying that we want climate justice. they are looking at profits with fossil fuels. and this was notjust your account that was faked so to speak, it was a network of nearly 200 fake accounts at the bbc investigation found. are you surprised that there were so many, or did you think that actually may be there's not very many at all? i did not anticipate the number would be as big as that, but anything can happen with this regime. lies is the official language of the regime in uganda and they use any means possible to disseminate their propaganda to change public opinion. but we must protect people affected by this proje

washington is already sanctioning uganda for being. and c, l g, b, t q. it's a, it's always human rights or something like that used to sanction countries. right? perhaps you've gotten to should have kept quiet about is cut also gold deposit. this is auntie the .

products, 42% of uganda's emissions. get electricity, affordable electricity, it is a challenge. we will continue first of all petrol and thereby creating that emission. but the criticism is welcome. it is putting us in check to make sure that we do notjust any requirement that follows environmental standards are concerned. after this we will have the national environment agency and we are working with the international oil companies. they're the ones that are on the ground. we are also planting trees, because we agree that we cover uganda with trees, we will be creating carbon sinks that will be able to capture the emissions that are coming from all over the world by the way. the national company is engaged in a campaign to plant millions of trees and other ngos are also following. we are confident of the fact that climate change is real and we have to abide by the requirements. but there are also concerns, the fact that when you leave people in poverty, they will not be able to access any of the savings, because they c

free. jaime go list, and that's why i think funds will be a great country if it is independent to uganda. now with a 19 non aligned movement, some of it is in full swing, bringing, developing nations together to increase that bilateral ties and cooperation the audio corresponding to bang a lot of details, a foreign place. gilead is indignant. 3 is a flock to the capital of your guns. come paula with a 5 day. sonya is that is united nation is that i don't tied to any major power. blogs just kicked off 120 countries from the non line movements. i knew came to deep in this corporation with the amos to increase the collective global affluence to groups 19 some into provided gund with a unique for, for tenants. and you should be at the center of the fast, so full tune that promotes in the interest of developing countries. uganda has taken as i championship of the movements and will hold the rope for another 3 years . the brit sloss meeting took place full years ago in azerbaijan. for uganda, this summit is set to be the biggest defense the country as hosted since the coming world ends of gove

the 19th summit of the non-aligned movement member states will be held in the capital of uganda. from iran , the first vice president went to kampala to participate in this meeting. i am talking with the correspondent broadcasting news agency, mr. shayanmehr, hello and god bless you about the meeting of heads of independent countries in uganda and the program and meetings of the first vice president in kampala. thank you, i say hello to you and all the viewers. after a flight of about 7 hours, i arrived in kampala, the capital of uganda, in order to participate in the 19th summit of the heads of the member countries of the non-aligned movement and now that i am at your service , i am in front of the meeting hall where mr. mokhbar in a few minutes at this meeting as the first speaker. in the morning part of this meeting, give a speech mr. mokhbar, when i was speaking, he said that he will explain the positions of the islamic republic of iran regarding the gaza issue in this speech. after this speech, several meetings have been arranged for mr. mokhbar , there are about five meetin

and uganda has now taken the chair of that movement. literally the next day. your now out of summit, which is the fed south summit. that's the g $77.00 plus china. that's also a large number of developing countries, and that's also being changed by uganda, but it is a separate summit, a lot of the same issues being discussed, obviously sustainable development, being very high upset before i let you go though, i wanted to ask you team about you and reform specifically because this is something that an online movement has been very vocal about since it's inception. and just just coming back to that, not fast on this, i've been curious about whether or not there's any kind of of unified position. now we're talking about a huge number of countries, and i know this has been a big push for grades of representation, particularly for small states who pops wouldn't be, wouldn't have their voices. how does loudly is of is, is there a broad consensus on what you one reform would look like in the eyes of an unlikely event? i think the discussions are still going on, but t

this is the reality we living in uganda. public opinion. every dog has its day and — today — it's ariel's. ariel was born with six legs, and was abandoned in a car park in pembrokeshire. she's now recovering after having her extra limbs removed. and this is 11 week old ariel and her extra legs which were fused together at birth. now, after her life—changing operation, ariel has several weeks of physiotherapy ahead, but is returning home to herfoster family in west wales. we spoke to aaron lutchmanone of the veterinary surgeons involved in ariel's life—saving operation — about the procedure. the steps were taken in a procedure. we performed a ziti scan with our specialist in diagnostic imaging to identify exactly the abnormalities that she had, which allowed us to perform the procedure in a safer manner as possible. so this wasn't a simple routine amputation. she had additional vessels, additional nerves, which we had to be considerate of during the procedure so as not to compromise the function of her normal leg on that side

. uganda, ford, next is not just a popular street food, but a cultural phenomenon. it is where glean of time has even being the subject of a popular song. many can see the rolex to be a national dish, not to mention. it has raised several international foot festivals. now, it's split born lex guys mission to give you a numerical by the as early next day, we reinvent a date and crates and different types. for example, this thing that i have has eval, can do my own as salads and it's from the different types of angry doing serious didn't different taste that it sort of makes has your way to tell the difference. for example, with good one about more started, which is alcohol, which has to take any really, that is, was priced and med raising underneath products. this makes to get that with the satellite. it's a center bite. this gives you a very unique test in the drawer. legs is normally sold by st. spend of who can be found clicking the bodies and eggs in portable stoves and windows, while the origins of their own lakes on north, entirely clear. it is believed to have

says the criticism of uganda is hypocritical. is america? is that in a culture well with africa? so the fact that the american politicians will somehow pretend like, oh, it's terrible 244413. well above that point, chair of the us national prayer breakfast to come to uganda to support this is normal personality, the eas, fatty gee, is that the right as someone is the strategy is that the democratic members of co grace and senators who want to leap and all the different reality changing laws based on the financial pressure is the total. ringback was the don't democracy that is breaking the laws that i've been legitimately made. and it's a he booked for a statement as the united states outside of the program called deepening democracy in africa. and when democracy us empower people will vote the elective lead us and where they elected lead as possible, which.

people killed in twin powered off this week, which i told has claimed responsibility for the, from uganda to your wife and pro aisha to cameroon. we called the stories that others might not welcome to our, to international. it's quite happy with us. well, let's head straight to call us at wow. fist fighting continues. let's hold. but team pre remains in the news of the n. k for which pull the front of the adf assault in the early weeks of its ground operation. the few paces of refuge do remain, they are mostly in an uninhabitable state. so put you on this, malcom, it's about tells us how people are struggling to survive. i'm in the ruins, as we report from the city of faith live here in northern guys. us specifically from the koli for school, which was stormed by, is really forces they pushed, evacuated to leave, to other areas. they arrested a large number of men, not to mention burning a vacuum. his belongings, including cars, personal items and even food will document the extent of the damage and listen to the testimony of those who were displaced. initially we saw refuge khalifa schoo

and that's the message from uganda as president. the fellow member states of the british commonwealth. local post on has the details. during the opening of the 1st 70 calls, principal company was countries, the president of your gun that he's explained. is there a couple tell him 70 begun by criticizing the west point, causing you to attend to foreign countries without respecting the policies and values of those countries stop manipulation and lectures to societies that are different from yours? let us concentrate on utilizing the progress of man in the struggle against the oppression of man by nature rather than using that progress in science and technology for parasitism. present him somebody also aimed at the catholic church, which has been the to the western countries. instead of respecting the history of the church, which he says has caused more problems, been provided solutions. the president is call me and come up to the united states of america because it should be some restrictions to some government officials in uganda, in

you have shamed uganda and the rest of africa. the ugandan judge is a disgrace to humanity. also , uganda's ambassador to the united nations announced his acquittal from the country's judge. the decision of this judge in the international court of justice is telling. the position of the ugandan government is not the good song of the sed and sima news agency, only one third of the people of gaza have access to clean water . the director of the united nations humanitarian affairs office in gaza described the food supply situation as being on the verge of an explosion and said that the war will last 2 million for several months. it has put 200,000 people at risk of starvation , a day after the international court of justice's ruling against tel aviv, doctors without borders warned about continuing the siege of medical centers in khanyounis. nasser hospital is under siege with less than 5% of its relief forces and about 350 patients, and it is said that the hospital has been under continuous artillery attacks since a week ago . the gaza ministry of health announced that in the l

5 o'clock: the first vice president visited uganda in order to participate in the 19th summit of the member countries of the non-aligned movement . the non-alignment movement was founded in 1961 in order to confront domination. this movement. adheres to mutual respect for horizontal integrity and sovereignty, equality and mutual benefits, peaceful coexistence and non-interference in each other's internal affairs. solidarity, unity, justice and independence have always been the main goal of the non-alignment movement. the government of the islamic republic of iran, which is human happiness in the whole human society the ideal he knows that his foreign policy is based on negation of any kind of domination and subjugation and non-commitment against the dominating powers , and he attached special importance to the ideals of the movement. the non-alignment movement with 120 members considers standing against the influence of big powers as the main threat to political independence as one of its main goals. our main goal should be to strengthen the rule of law and justice in the world. beca

let's turn to uganda now.found a network of nearly 200 fake social media accounts, which push pro—government messages and target its critics. the accounts on facebook and x often use stolen photos of people found online, including our next guest, drjamechia hoyle, who found out her image had been taken for one of these accounts without her permission. we can speak to her now. thank you forjoining us. what did you think when you found out that this had happened to you? happened to you ? i happened to you? i was completely and totally shocked to have my images taken and used in such a nefarious way. flan to have my images taken and used in such a nefarious way.— such a nefarious way. can you 'ust tell us how — such a nefarious way. can you 'ust tell us how this image * such a nefarious way. can you 'ust tell us how this image came h such a nefarious way. can you just i tell us how this image came about? of course. i attended the 2017 of course. i attended the 2017 global health security conference and is part of

what was the point chair of the us national prayer breakfast to come to uganda to support us. this is no personality. the ease, fatty gee, is that they're right as over the summer. one is the sanity, is that the democratic members of congress, i'm senators who want to leap and all the different reality changes. laws based on the financial pressure is that to, to. ringback the whole person that is breaking the laws that i've been legitimately made. and it's a book or a statement as the united states outside a program called deepening democracy in africa. and when you different democracy, us empower people who vote, they elect to lead us. and where they elected lead as possible, which they, the european americans don't like that the americans are like, no, we don't want that. the little pricey. and i just find that's absolutely key, but critical. we must resolve africa's per every to well, it's no ends inside the ukraine. conflicts troops are bracing from war to fighting on the front lines. we sat down exclusively with a decorated russian military here who took part in a series

the 19th summit of the member states of the non-aligned movement went to kampala, the capital of uganda. mr. mokhbar called the investigation of palestinian developments one of the most important goals of this period of the summit of the non-aligned movement. we hope, god willing, that this meeting can play a serious role in reducing the symptoms that are there, the crimes that are happening there, and the killings that are happening there, to stop this crime and to deliver the aid that is needed there. well, of course, there are bilateral meetings. it happens there that we have to use this opportunity to deepen the introduction of the capacities that exist in the country the relations that we have with these countries, well, our participation in the brics discussion in shanghai and the non-aligned discussion, these are all opportunities that we should use and god willing, we will use them. the non-commitment movement was founded in 1961 in order to confront domination. this movement is based on mutual respect for horizontal integrity and sovereignty, equality and mutual benefits , peac

only its production it has recently become illegal, but here is his recipe: residents of uganda peelanas, throw them into a wooden vat, then crush them with their feet, filter the sweet juice, sprinkle with sorghum grains, and then leave them to ferment for... 12-24 hours. the result is an alcoholic drink that ugandans call tonto, from a word that refers to poor motor coordination in drinkers. the recipe for this drink was passed down from father to son and for some it became the only way to earn money. i started learning about local brewing at a young age from my father. they cooked like we did in the boat. the drink fermented in a clay pot or kalevas. today we leave the alcohol to ferment in the boat, when it is infused, i go to barara to sell it. this week we have accumulated a pile of news from the world of pandas. dindin's cub from the moscow zoo has finally been named katyusha. more than 112,000 people out of 380 participants voted for it, and no one can be blamed. the baby is already crawling all over her mother, whose displeasure goes unnoticed by the playful animal. the next

and we have both to meet and now the basic equal hero comes from uganda for more than a decade. our non profit organization has been empowering girls to take control of their lives and become to make us. she has developed a small bag with multiple functions to make it easier for girls to go to school each day. us to do the studies when the sun goes down. oh, the young woman eagerly await it, but it's no visit by naples or relatives, shown cousins, the indian. i'm would you have an order with a customer in the to soon the technicians installed a sort of module here a little while ago. now the light bulbs of flickering probably due to the intimate bill of electricity. we have to find out where the problem lies. the job gives them new prospects of good some money from the, from the system like to is. so then they what says enabled us, that we have really the image the this process. so for you to the main, the 1st seal fuels into the main. so that's, that's a initiative this. the susan, the tuneful also benefits from solar energy. but in a different way. the 15 year old school go on

british and some of its other allies , held the nineteenth summit of the non-aligned movement in ugandaster of belarus sergei oleinik took part in the fifth ministerial meeting of the group of friends in defense of the un charter, and also held a number of negotiations with representatives of algeria, the philippines, the dprk and uganda itself. among the issues of cooperation discussed in agriculture, supplies of belarusian equipment, cooperation projects. the algerian ministry of foreign affairs emphasized the high quality of our products and the wide popularity of belarusian equipment, and the minister of foreign affairs of uganda confirmed plans to visit minsk this year on an official visit. in african countries they understand that belarus always comes with peace, creativity, constructiveness and sincere positivity, so they greet it like this. the largest nato exercise in the last decade will begin next week, it was announced at a press conference in brussels. supreme allied commander europe, christopher cavolli. we have announced exercise steadfast defender 2024, which begins next

this is the reality we living in uganda.of public opinion.— public opinion. when you're expecting — public opinion. when you're expecting something - public opinion. when you're expecting something like i public opinion. when you're i expecting something like this public opinion. when you're - expecting something like this to happen? expecting something like this to ha en? ~ expecting something like this to hauen?. , , expecting something like this to hauen? , , ., ., happen? well, because of the world wide web, the _ happen? well, because of the world wide web, the fake _ happen? well, because of the world wide web, the fake news _ happen? well, because of the world wide web, the fake news and - happen? well, because of the world wide web, the fake news and things disseminated so fast, i was not surprised. we expect this because we know that as we are pushing for climate change the fossil fuel industries are also using different fake attacks, different influences. they are looking at profits with fossil fuels.— they are loo

this will be going to be america has many pieces of like, selection that before we applied here in uganda, well defined the particularly for example, what do you got me in the, in the end of that job, i don't, there was, these are probably in uganda here for the companies know the cry almost. they're trying to use it right. the new band i'm was but so what we can do with it is north . so the idea of, if i can pause, if i use, i'd like staves is something that is completely unacceptable. because if it weren't for the damage, not many guys digging it would mean that if you run that's part of it. is it not? it piece of lick semester when you flush out because out american, on with the little is bored for them for no one could buy them into a new kind of mix loose for the people who got it and for the order of your gun. so we had to do mind to be respected. now i would that so just about it for me right now here on how to international. but my colleague, mike, are quite, you will be here at the desk in about half an hour his time. i do hope you can join him of the hardest buddy i'm or 2 inche

the roses will play uganda tomorrow and then, on sunday, they will meet australia for the first time williams becoming captain. she feels they're ready to take on the world's number one side. we have people within the squad who were part of the final and know what it feels like, but even more exciting with cockerels that it will be the first time facing up against australia and that is an asset to haveitin australia and that is an asset to have it in our squad. hopefully they will go out with some freedom and can learn our knowledge of what we have from facing them in the past. i think it puts us in a really good position tojust think it puts us in a really good position to just have a crack and see what we can do against them six months on. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app or from our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. health officials have warned that measles is likely to spread rapidly in more areas of the uk unless there is urgent action to increase uptake of the mmr vaccine. more th

for example, when he got me in the, in the end of that job, i don't, there was, these are pride in uganda here. what do you guys know to cry? almost like trying to use it right. in the event that i'm most parts of what we get there, which it is not. so the idea of like the food supplies use and life stage is something that is completely unacceptable. because if we follow the dentistry now many guys dick and get to that different run, that's part of it. is it not? it piece of lick semester. we've plus, of course, out american on with the zillow is bored for them before. no, it's good by them into do kind of mix lows for the people. you've got an ad for the order of your gun. so we be able to do mind to be respected. a mass funeral has been held in the iranian city of the quoted amount for the 84 people killed in twin bloss. earlier this week, i sold the claim responsibility a terror group that hillary clinton has described as the quote, brain child of the united states. yeah, just think about that for a moment. it's like a code during a memorial ceremony for the iranian general custom sole

however, all of these has notes, cad, local c in uganda, asylum series as an opportunity for the country to cooperate with other countries. that respect you've done does, but he was on preschools without compromise. aimed at providing mutual respect, cooperation, and working together between commonwealth countries. the csp will see covers one for 3 days in january, beginning from $5.00 to $6.00 of this month, and aimed at providing relationship with us because as legislators and presiding will fees as a commonwealth countries will find a common grow and custody of such and got ready to come down and find me as we started into 2024, we are taking a look back at some of the key events of the past 12 months. one headline grabbing incident right here and russia was of course the failed new to me by default, not private ministry company. the move on last guy was headed by the groups co found to have a need for goshen from businessman and frontline here and ultimately to dissident all tease, we're at a cost of a tells us his story. every rough and citizen can probably tell you where they were

so this meeting of east african lead is happening in uganda today. why has the god call this emergency meeting specifically on, on the if you up your issue now? of the well, according to the secretary general, the chairman of you got there is now great concern about the escalating intentions between somalia and e. c o p. and that's why they've called this emergency meeting that is being hosted by the president of uganda. you very much have any of his presidential compounds in and take a about 50 kilometers from here at. but they're already problems with this meeting before they even sit down because not all parties involved are in attendance according to the foreign ministry statement issued by if you open officials there, there's been a scheduling conflict and they were not able to attend this meeting. and also there is a delegation here from somalia, but the somali foreign minister has also issued a statement saying that at before there's any kind of dialogue between somalia, ethiopia, there needs to be an understanding from the fuel pen side that

agayev from uganda carefully.ecoming a vascular surgeon and learns to use such equipment. now i am studying vascular surgery at sechenov university, i want to work in uganda, then in russia, i really like russia, i get a lot of experience, i have excellent practice. in moscow on the seventh the congress of the russian society of interventional cardiac angiologists brought together specialists from around the world. one of the lectures was given via video link by the famous italian surgeon and cardiologist antonio colombo. i am very grateful for the award, and i hope that next year i will have the opportunity to communicate personally with all the doctors and specialists, with all the cardiac surgeons, and i have learned a lot from the russian specialists. clarity, accuracy, high level of technical equipment, all this is necessary for maximum results in interventional surgery. during the congress of a medical manufacturer... the use of artificial intelligence during complex operations, the development of lightweigh

you have shamed uganda and the rest of africa. the ugandan judge is a disgrace to humanity. also, uganda's ambassador to the united nations announced his acquittal from the country's judge. the decision of this judge in the international court of justice does not represent the position of the ugandan government. ghazal badiei, sed and sima news agency. only a third of the people of gaza have access to safe drinking water. he also described the food on the verge of explosion and said: the war of several months has put 2 million and 200 thousand people at risk of starvation. one day after the international court of justice's ruling against tel aviv, doctors without borders warned about the continued siege of medical centers in khan younis. nasser hospital is under siege with less than 5% of its rescue forces and about 350 patients. aam hospital has been subjected to continuous artillery attacks since a week ago. the ministry of health of gaza announced that in the past 24 hours, at least 174 people were attacked by the zionists in at least 18 cases. they were martyred. with th

look at the countries, the countries with the united states, there was germany, there was japan, uganda pulled through as ally of israel, morocco as well, so we were very concerned about the composition of the bench when we looked at it, however what you are seeing is that even international law was clear on this point that israel is committing a genocide, so the the... that we are getting out of israel is in keeping with its nature, hence my previous point is that israel is in a very difficult position because they only have the card of genocide to play, the dahya doctrine that is currently in operation in ghazza, it was utilized in lebanon in 2006 developed by major general and gyora island is still being utilized in gazza today, i think that we will continue to see this, and our expectation should not be that israel would... abide by it and that they would stop hostilities towards the palestinians. the difference now is that one of the most prominent international bodies has ruled that on the face of it israel is committing genocide and that it must stop. there's also a specific refe

israel, baraq, where he hadn't voted, even in that case sebotinde, who is the representative for uganda had voted against those as well, and the interesting thing in the background of this particular representative, this legal representative is that she is supposed to be somebody who is schooled in international law and the upholding of international. human rights, so this points to the political makeup of the court as well, and they say that we should not lose sight of this, but the overall perspective of south africans from the legal fraternity, from the political sphere as well in the country and from the public in general, even the uh activist movements, is that this is victory and an important decision that has seen south africa placed this case on the international stage, and now there is measure for israel, to be held accountable in one way or the other at least, and of course the next month based on the court's ruling will give us a clear indication of whether designist entity is going to abide by this regulation of the court or whether it will continue in the way that it has be

amir shamar, military correspondent of sed and sima news agency, kampala, uganda. the general statement of the irgc announced the martyrdom of a number of syrian army forces and four of the islamic republic's military advisers in the terrorist attack of the zionist regime . hojatullah omidhar, ali aghazadeh, hossein mohammadi and saeed karimi are four martyrs who, according to the irgc's announcement, were killed in the air attack by the zionist regime's fighters. al-mazeh of damascus were martyred. the zionist regime has not achieved any of its goals in gaza, according to al-masira network, yemeni zionist circles said that the continuation of resistance attacks in the areas from which the occupying regime has retreated shows that their claims about winning the gaza strip are false. the rocket attacks of the palestinian resistance from the zionist presence in the gaza strip shattered the alleged victory that the occupiers had been talking about for months. diet circles the occupier emphasized. we will be looking at the coming months because the rocket attacks will