surface, this is the appeal of this assembly through the decision and even the assembly to the un international court of justice, and it is also one of the main bodies of the un, which is the security council, and an equally ideal assembly er, all the questions are clear. and do we consider any un courts that russia occupies the rightful place of the soviet union, and attach to this appeal the documents about which we all already know, the almaty declaration of december, here it is of the first year, especially of course, and there are many others a number of documents that we managed to get uhm digestible and untrue in the un secretariat from that period from which you can make a completely normal legal conclusion that it was illegal and russia could at least uh like all the others by the way of the former republics of the soviet union, except for ukraine and belarus, the founders." all her representatives are in genasom borea again on the basis of the fact that she occupies this place illegally. well , there are other things, er, i would like to advise our listeners and viewers to read the article

with this question, do we believe that any un court believes that russia occupies the legitimate placee soviet union, and attach those documents to this appeal about which we all already know, this is the almaty declaration of december 21st of the year ago, of course, there is this and many others, there is a whole series of documents that we managed to obtain uh, uh, uh, fake and untrue in the un secretariat, uh, that's exactly what period from which it is possible to make an absolutely normal legal conclusion that it was illegal and russia could at least er like all other by the way, the former republics of the soviet union except ukraine and belarus as founders." to this, genosambria is authorized again on the basis that it occupies this place illegally. well , there are other things, eh, i would like to advise our listeners and viewers to read the article y-y in the mirror of the week there, there is a group of lawyers, including me -e , there is a song about this article. i would like to take this opportunity to thank the initiative group led by my friend yury lutsenko, sorry, he

because i have already said in principle the international criminal court, the international court of justice of the unimes that were committed, in particular, does not cover the issue of the crime or now of armed aggression against ukraine, and precisely because these judicial bodies do not cover prosecution for committing the crime of armed aggression, we would need a special tribunal, which should remove the issue of the personal immunity of the top political leadership of the russian federation, and because it will bear responsibility, it will be created such a tribunal is a very political decision because it can be created in different ways and we think today we will talk about it, but it will be a political decision since and any political decision. let's put it this way, it depends very much on the development and events and on the readiness of our partners to join in the introduction of such a special one for holding the political leadership of the partners of the novel to account . please explain by the end of the year. ukraine is waiting directly for the final list of these partners, in parti

international law and the un charter have this right, confirmed by the relevant decision of the un courtdent, if they have the right. they did it, we and every other country has the right to recognize them, we have recognized them, if we recognized them, we can conclude an international treaty with them, and friendship and mutual assistance cooperation. of course we can have this treaty ratified by the parliament of the russian federation and their parliaments. and there certain duties lie on the russian side to provide assistance to them, including in the event of aggression. in this case, aggression on the part of the kiev regime, which, in fact, is illegitimate, because it is based on a coup d'état, as a mobile source of power. uh, today in ukraine we are doing this. this weariness corresponds to there is article 50. where does it say about the right of the nation? e where it is said about protection, and we, as a party to this agreement, are obliged to self-defense in accordance with this. uh, the paragraph from this article e un to provide assistance to our allies, we are and we do.

but the un backed court has been widely criticized. i think you and wanted so badly for this court to succeed, that they were willing to overlook evidence of political interference at long the tribunal has convicted just 3, come a rouge leaders. and at a cost of more than $330000000.00 us dollars. the verdict marks the end of the international push for justice, but many survivors say they will never forgive or forget young lo noon, but as i cannot forget, the suffering young mike, my back was wounded. bob, i could not forget you because i still feel the pain. i will feel the pain until i die, blah, blah. the come, our rouge grabbed power in 1975. there violent reforms targeted intellectuals and ethnic minorities and millions of people were sent to labor camps. the regime only lasted for years, but during that time around $2000000.00 cambodians died from starvation, torture, or in mass executions. in what came to be known as the killing fields. cayo some fun served as head of state in the commercial rouge regime. jo, mom unmanly mother,

difficult, a complex mechanism because it involves a court decision, a decision, for example, by the un courtthat is, the facts of aggression and direct participation of russia must be passed. ukraine has already filed a number of lawsuits against russia and initiated the creation of a special of the criminal tribunal for the international legal assessment of the kremlin's war crimes well, the ukrainian armed forces are doing their job on the battlefield, bringing our victory closer olga jewish details tv channel inter marathon single news document that will give a clear signal to putin he will not be able to win in ukraine in kyiv the head of the president's office andriy yarmak and ex-secretary general of nato anders von khresensen presented a draft of a military security agreement that should unite the international community in a strategic partnership the authors took into account the sad fate of the budapest memorandum and therefore created a fundamentally different document, in the future it will be promoted for signing by the allied countries of ukraine in the kyiv security document gu

talked about the need to reform the un, of course, as the congressman noted now the ball is in the un's court, and it is the security council that should raise this issue, but we also have to understand that the security council is a collective body, unfortunately, russia still has the right to veto, that is, regardless of what decisions will be made to say that the vote will be positive in this context, we cannot yet understand that this should be a discussion within the framework of the general assembly, that is, probably in this lady, the voice of this particular part of the un should be more powerful, and that is, experts say that we should not expect quick decisions in this context, because the un is a huge bureaucratic machine and countries have their own interests in this context of different regions, but this is the first step on this path, speaking of ukraine, ukraine was represented at to this general assembly by a powerful government delegation and the minister of foreign affairs and the prosecutor general and the prime minister were now in new york, what results are ukrainian offi

but the un backed court has been widely criticized. i think un wanted so badly for this court to succeed, that they were willing to over look evidence, a political interference, but long the tribunal has convicted just 3, come a rouge, latest. and at a cost of more than $330000000.00 us dollars. the verdict marks the end of the international push for justice, but many survivors say they will never forgive or forget young lo noon, but as i cannot forget, the suffering young mike, my back was wounded. i cannot forget because i still feel the pain. well, i will feel the pan oh until i die, blah blah. to come out, rouge grabbed power in 1975. the violent reforms targeted intellectuals and ethnic minorities and millions of people was sent to labor camps. the regime only lasted for years, but during that time around $2000000.00 cambodians died from starvation, torture, or in mass executions in what came to be known as the killing fields. k o, some fun served as head of state in the come, a rouge regime. yo momma. when we will not forgive k, y

territories through fictitious referendums iryna, an international lawyer, notes that the un international court of justice can prosecute only a limited number of people consider a small number of cases in ukraine , we are talking about tens of thousands of war crimes, what other tools were proposed today to bring russia to justice no, first answer the question i would like to quote, i would like to explain that for the international community , in general, the question of russia's responsibility does not arise because i, according to according to the un charter and the aggressor, he is a priori responsible for all crimes that occur on the territory of this aggression, respectively, where we see this aggression. this is very good explain the permanent representative of ukraine to the undp serhiy kosetskyi and now you can hear it , in particular, the general assembly has already adopted a whole series of documents long before the aggression of the russian federation against ukraine, according to which any aggressor is in principle guilty in that he must cover all the costs of reparations and for

a un back court in cambodia has upheld a genocide conviction against the last surviving leader of the mer rouge regime. q some fun was jail for life over the mass killings of ethnic minority vietnamese. about 2000000 people were killed during the mare roost rule in the 970 s or is growing international outraged over the death in iran, of a woman being held in custody for allegedly breaking the rules on wearing head coverings. the u. s. has imposed sanctions on rounds, morality police who detained masa armine in iran itself, 17 people have been killed and the biggest protest seen in years. the president says, i mean he's death is being investigated ah, defiance against it. on leadership, women are burning the headphone. it's different thought identity with martha armine, the young it onion woman who died in the custody of it on the morality police. her alleged crime not reading her head scarf properly. anger is white spirit protest, thought it up to a cross it on and women out at the forefront, their demand waiting to hear concealing her job should be a joyce, not a law in it on all wo

graham's earlier neighboring latvia said it will not issue visas to russians. avoiding mobilization un back to court in cambodia is upheld a genocide conviction against the last surviving leader of the co. my rouge in 2018 q. some fun was jailed for life on charges of genocide against ethnic minority vietnamese. it's estimated that nearly 2000000 people were killed during the come. our rouge is route from 1975 to 979. most of a group of about $230.00 pilot whales that beached on the west coast of tasmania in australia are believed to have perished. locals tried to help the animals before a rescue team arrived pods of pilot rails. occasionally, wales occasionally lose their bearings and beach in large numbers. iran has imposed a near total internet shut down following days of anti government protests. the death of a 22 year old woman held in custody by iran's morality police sparked demonstrations across the country. many of those protests were organized on line massa. i mean, he died last week while being detained for allegedly wearing a job or headscarf too loosely or death unleashed widespread ang

, and there are several parallel tracks, some of which are already involved - this is the un international courtstice for the crime of genocide - this is the european court of justice of human rights, which examines violations of the convention on the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the first days of the war . as soon as we saw the horrors of the russian federation, as soon as they were documented as systemic crimes that have no sign international law crimes, crimes against humanity, war crimes, we began to talk about the need to create a special separate international criminal court like the nurnberg trial, and during the post-world war ii period, there were also existing mechanisms for bringing nazi germany to justice, and the international community did not exist and first of all, the members of this coalition of states that fought against fascist germany, nazi germany, they just came forward with the egg - with the initiative and ultimately developed legal documents, statutory documents of the nuremberg tribunal, and he fulfilled his mission. when we talk about the ini

city. officials say minor damage and land slides have been reported in the state of telecom un back court in cambodia has our elder genocide conviction against the law surviving leader of the command ruge in 2018 to some fun was jailed for life on challenges of genocide against ethnic minority be at the meet about 2000000 people were killed during the commit rouge's rule from 975 to 79. most of the 230 pilot whales, based on the west coast of tasmania in australia, have now died trying to help the animals before a rescue team arrived. pods of pilot whales occasionally lose their bearings and beach in large numbers. watching the w news still to come. germany's document showed, draws to a close after being dogged by accusations of anti semitism, has the reputation of the world renowned exhibitions sustained lasting damage that iran has almost completely shut off internet access. after days of protests, response by the death of a 22 year old woman held in custody by iran's morality police. many of the rallies were organized on line massa. i mean, he died last week while being detained for al

e un courts, but, as vladimir putin said today, the principle?t has trampled on the principle of the inviolability of the border. now on my own discretion decides who has the right to self-determination. and who is not? who doesn't deserve it? why does he decide so? who gave them such a right is unclear to themselves. that is why they cause wild anger the choice of people in the crimea in sevastopol in donetsk lugansk zaporozhye and kherson no moral right to give him an assessment, even to stutter about the freedom of democracy. this west has no, and never had. western elites deny not only national sovereignty; international law; their kimono does not have a pronounced, pronounced character. totalitarianism, despotism and apathy. they brazenly divide the world into their vassals into the so-called civilized country and into all the rest, then, according to the plan of today's western racists, they should add to the list of barbarians and savages. ivan alekseevich agrees. yes, i agree, and you know this speech. it is historical not only in its con

played has been filed at the international criminal court over the killing of al jazeera journal is showing up our claim. it's the 2nd complaint filed at the un talk court since the palestinian american was shot by israeli forces while on assignments and the occupied west bank in may. step wanston is in the hague. well, it's now more than 4 months after the killing off to read novel utley and the wounding of her colleague ali some audi. and so far it hasn't been any independent criminal investigation by isreal, let alone someone held accountable for her killy. so what the has now been decided is that the family has asked lawyers to file a complaint official complaint here at the international criminal court to start an investigation into her death and also the injury of ali. so mm. audi the present, the palestinian press syndicate is also a supporting dis complained as is the independence of federation for journalists. afghanistan has released to the american citizen exchange for taliban ally in a prisoner swamp deal. bashar knows i was imprisoned in the u. s. on drug trafficking charges on american, mark fredericks was abducted in 2020. the

the globe with equal indignation, south african speaker at the un general assembly a to the west of double standards. that's what the us courts assigned as russia, a violating un principal on south africa with strengthening military cooperation with russia. the country hosts the largest military expert on the continent with welcome it's 10 am here in moscow, and this is our t international with the latest world news update is good to have you with this out . and we begin with the latest from the conflicts in ukraine where kia has, once again showed the city of cast stone in the south of the country, is the latest footage from there. as you can see, a local fire station has been heavily damaged, emergency services. i've reported that some people were injured reports state that a barge used by local civilians across a river was also head earlier. local journalists said, russian missile defense systems intercepted a rocket attack on the city. well, this comes with the wage and prepares for, for rent on becoming part of the russian federation. ukrainian armed forces are attempting a major offensive when pushed into the castle in

the globe with equal indignation, south africa speaker at the un general assembly accuses the west of double standards. as the u. s. court defines as russia violating un principal a variable. welcome to you. it's 1 pm here in moscow, and this is oxy international. with the latest world news update. it's good to happy with this. i was thought with breaking news. this. our several civilians have reportedly been killed in the latest ukrainian shelling of don yet city. this comes to the day before a referendum to join. russia is to be held in the republic of warning for here. you might find this for teach disturbing since the early hours of the morning. ukrainian forces have reportedly been shelling residential areas of the dawn. yes, there were no reports yet on the number of casualties. the attacks are still continuing well elsewhere. a prisoner of war exchange between moscow and care has been held. the russian defense ministry says that 55 russian military service men have arrived in russia from ukrainian captivity and not receiving medical care regardless flores not as a result. of a complex exchange negotiation process,

the un and criminal court has been taking on key roles and documenting the war in ukraine, that will be crucial in pursuing accountability. i look forward to hearing how the administration's budget requests will address these priorities. i also look forward to the testimony and how the united nations can continue to adapt to a changing world, what the biden administration will be doing to ensure it remains effective. the world has never been more interconnected. many of the crisis we are facing are truly global in nature. the reality is, there is no way for us to face him alone. strong relationships with international institutions are our best hope for finding cooperatives solutions to these problems. with, that i will now turn it to the ranking member -- for her opening remarks. >> thank you, chairwoman, for this important hearing and for your efforts to support the international organizations in making sure the the united nations and other groups are funded, but that they also -- the united nations is comprised of 193 nations across the globe that the united states pays for 22% of

of international law and the un charter has this right, confirmed by the relevant decision of the un courts and every other country has the right to recognize has we have recognized, if we have recognized them we can conclude an international treaty with them, and friendship cooperation of mutual assistance. of course we can have this treaty ratified by the parliament of the russian federation and their parliaments. and there certain obligations lie on the russian side to provide them with assistance, including in the event of aggression. in this case, aggression on the part of the kiev regime, which is essentially illegitimate, because it is based on a coup d'état, as the primary source of power in ukraine today, we do this wearily. corresponds there is an article, 51, which refers to the correct nation. e where it says about e protection, but self-defense. and we, as a country of this treaty, are obliged in accordance with hmm with this. eh, paragraph from this article. uh, charter to help our allies, we are doing this. here it is a simple chain and logic in full accordance with internat

their commission of war crimes, according to the secretary of state of the osce, the un and the international criminal court use all possible mechanisms so that those who committed atrocities and those who gave orders were held accountable, first of all, it is important that even when ukrainians do everything possible to return the lands that the russians seized from them during this aggression we are all working on gathering evidence and documenting the atrocities that were committed, it was not possible to establish contact with olena symonenko, adviser , deputy head of the de-occupation of the ukrainian territories from the russian invaders ms. olena and my question is of course as follows that at the moment it is not necessary what are the priority tasks facing the authorities in these territories that have already been liberated at the time when the first mass roads were laid in our country before the occupation of kyiv oblast, chernihiv oblast, sumy oblast, that is, physically this is the procedure by which regional military administrations work together with the police together with the state emergen

international judicial institution including the international criminal court or the international court of justice unnd issue their sentences and regarding the crime of aggression unfortunately, since russia is not a party to the rome statute and it is not a party to the international national court under any circumstances, this court cannot investigate the crime of aggression against russia. ukraine is also not a party to the rome statute, but ukraine, by three resolutions of the verkhovna rada, granted international to the criminal court of jurisdiction to investigate the case in ukraine, russia did not provide everything, that is why it is necessary to create an international special tribunal that will consider only one issue, the issue of the crime of aggression of the russian federation against ukraine, e-e, the second is how ineffective and correct it is possible to establish such a tribunal, it can be established in several ways the first way is by a decision of the un general assembly such a tribunal can be established and the second such a tribunal can be established on the basis of an inter

separate crime because, unfortunately, international criminal cases or the international court of justice, the un does not close this crime itself, which is less frightening than us, it is actually the beginning of the feedback of the initiative of a political solution, both by putin and the political leadership of the russian federation, so how important is it that it is already headed by the council of europe, the first the organization that initially said such a resolution of the parliamentary council of europe and now the committee on foreign affairs, which is directly the main political body of the council of europe support this idea, the question is in the form, that is, how exactly it will be organized, and here i am, in principle, we discussed with our representative office the fear that they will present wholesale e-e options as it is comfortable. thus, the council of europe can support the form further exactly well, in fact, the court directly for the fact that putin painted his game in 2014. how do you assess what is happening now in the liberated izyum, and the mayor of izyum said tha

russian equipment in this apparition nuclear plant contradicting a report by the un it nuclear watchdog. iraq supreme court is expected to rule on a petition to dissolve parliament after months of political deadlock. and calls for urgent help is thousands of homes destroyed by floods in sudan. ah, welcome to the program. britain's new prime minister, lead trust, has held her 1st cabinet mazing a one day after taking over the top job from paris. johnson. these alive pitches. she's promoted and pays her back to her leadership campaign among the most senior positions kweisi quite tang who's has been made chancellor of executor. and so ella braverman britton's new home secretary let's us any now as the u. k is that new prime minister faces her 1st prime ministers. questions? good. thank you miss the speaker. come out warmly. welcome the prime minister to her 1st p and q. and it's also mine a auto pay. the prime minister said that british workers need to put in more gra bay and that they are lacking in skill and application. and she also wants to take away the basic words right here in my constituency. the late

court. ready and the un chance benjamin netanyahu in israel for war crimes against humanity to suggest that this is somehow anti semitic, is simply trying to avoid israel being called out for it's appalling abuses in the occupied territories for the 1st 2 and a half years of his leadership it was the party general secretary who corbin inherited in mcnichol, who was ultimately in charge of dealing with anti semitism cases. in 2018, corbin replaced mechanical with an ally, jenny form b. analysis of the data in the files tells a remarkable story. this graph shows the number of suspensions, investigations and expulsions from the labor party on grants of anti semitism, all through the corban era. and this is the moment when jenny formed b becomes general. secretary of the labor party enabling jeremy corbin to take control of the bureaucracy of her labor works. after they took control, the number of investigations, suspensions and expulsions went up exponentially. under intense pressure corbin then accepted a definition of anti semitism. that includes criticism of israel, pressure from pro israel

un 77 years ago. he said russia has shamelessly violated the court tenants of the un charter. that's the document that everyone signed to form the u. n, the were end of the 2nd world war. none is more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking territory of their neighbor by force. he said no one targeted russia, no one other than russia. once in a conflict, i think he is clearly trying to speak to all the countries of the united nations and saying to them that a line has been crossed. a line in the charter that many would say has prevented world war for 77 years. and that i think was the main theme of this speech. but as you say, laura, lots of other issues as every year you get to set peace speeches on the calendar from the u. s. present these weeks, lots of times. but it does the state of the union speech at the beginning of the year to the people of the u. s. and he does this speech to the people of the world . so clearly there was talk about climate change. there was talk about global health. there was talk about the food crisis and a fresh commitment. i

another example, we demand that international criminal court and the un charged benjamin netanyahu in israel for war crimes against humanity. very similar, put israel on trial for war crimes. to suggest that this is somehow anti semitic, is simply trying to avoid israel in cold, out for its appalling abuses in the occupied turret. ah, many of those investigated by the labor party believe that israel is in apartheid state. israel was created in 1948 by forming a jewish homeland within historic palestine, the combination of the zionist dream. in 1967, israel invaded and occupied the remaining palestinian land. israel has since isolated garza while building illegal settlements in the west bank. slowly diminishing the size of a potential palestinian state. ah, palestinians effectively live on the israeli military control and do not have equal rights. it's no 90 submissive to cool israel in apartheid state. it's simply a fact. we have the amnesty international report, the human rights watch report. we have israel's own one in those major. she writes organizations, but selim have also come

another example, we demand that international criminal court and the un charged benjamin netanyahu. and israel for war crimes against humanity. very similar, put israel on trial for war crimes. to suggest that this is somehow anti semitic, is simply trying to avoid israel being called out for its appalling abuses in the occupied term. ah, many of those investigated by the labor party believe that israel is in apartheid state. israel was created in 1948 by forming a jewish homeland with in historic palestine. the combination of the zionist dream . in 1967, israel invaded and occupied the remaining palestinian land. israel has since isolated garza while building illegal settlements in the west bank. slowly diminishing the size of a potential palestinian state. ah, palestinians effectively live on the israeli military control and do not have equal rights. it's not anti semitic to coal, israel in apartheid state, it's simply a fact. we have the amnesty international report, the human rights watch report. we have israel's own one in those major. she writes organizations, but selim have a

you will not be able to raise this investigation to the level of or of the international court of justice or the unme other organizations, maybe this will in a certain way lead to an increase in certain defense supplies for ukraine , because again, the next in the risk zone is our gas pipeline, and accordingly, if it is not yet available, we will need additional equipment so that we can protect it not only from the fact that gas will not be supplied through it, but also from the fact that russia does not arrange an ecological disaster on the territory of ukraine, because in fact this you already know there was food blackmail there was energy blackmail there was nuclear blackmail and now the environmental blackmail is starting so real and this is such a tension too that tomorrow it can also happen in ukraine or somewhere on another object that russia owns, so that's me it seems that there will still be some such alternative mechanisms that cannot be called directly a punishment, i have no idea what he wants to pay, what about uh, many people were scared on the super shores, that somewhere there is s

don't yet court were flown to saudi arabia while addressing the un general assembly, the south africa speaker lashed out at the west saying that will stand but should not be acceptable while tackling regional conflicts wishes. not ignore, longstanding conflicts such as that of the people of palestine. israel must be held accountable for its destructive actions that of significantly impaired the possibility of a 2 state solution. similarly, we cannot ignore all the decades long struggle for sir determination of the people of western sahara. we must, mister president, treat all conflicts across the globe with equal indignation. no matter what color o creed of the people affected it. i was the leader of south africa speaking before the united nations pointing to some of the head hawkers seeing around western leaders that continue to highlight the situation in ukraine while ignoring the suffering going on in other conflicts and the violation of territorial integrity taking place in many countries now representative of serbia pointed to a situation regarding his country where the united st

an example that says, we demand that international criminal court and the un chance benjamin netanyahu in israel for war crimes against humanity. to suggest that this is somehow anti semitic, is simply trying to avoid israel in called out for its appalling abuses in the occupied territories for the 1st 2 and a half years of his leadership. it was the party general secretary who corbin inherited in mcnichol, who was ultimately in charge of dealing with anti semitism cases. in 2018, corbin replaced mcnichol with an ally. jenny form be analysis of the data in the files tells a remarkable story. this graph shows the number of suspensions, investigations and expulsions from the labor party on grounds of anti semitism, all through the corban era. and vase is the moment when jenny form b becomes general. secretary of the labor party enabling jeremy colbin to take control of the bureaucracy of her labor works. after they took control, the number of investigations, suspensions and expulsions went up exponentially. under intense pressure, corbin then accepted a definition of anti semitism. that

no russian equipment in the upper region nuclear plant contradicting report by the un nuclear watchdog. iraq supreme court is expected to rule on a petition to dissolve parliament optum months of political deadlock calls for urgent help is thousands of homes are destroyed by floods in sudan. i'm top of the agenda for the u. k. is new prime ministers. tackling the economic crisis as she calls her best cabinet meeting and in sport. big news coming out of chelsea in the last hour as they sat head coach thomas tickled plus did she does? he announced that continues to make history often having the 1st african women to reach the semi finals at the u. s. i. hello, welcome to the program. russia's president is accusing ukraine of threatening europe's nuclear security. by shelling does upper asia plants, bladder pearson has rejected a report by the un nuclear watchdog, and he says russia has no military equipment at the nuclear facility. that's in direct contrast to findings in the i a e, a report that was released on tuesday cave and moscow have repeatedly blamed each other and military attacks on the site. well,

their independence have the right in terms of international law and the un charter have this right, confirmed by the relevant courtvo precedent, if they have the right they did it. we and every other country have the right to recognize them, we have recognized them, if we recognize them, we can conclude an international treaty of friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance with them. of course, we can conclude, and there certain obligations lie on the russian side to provide them with assistance, including in the event of aggression. here we are doing it. here it is a simple chain and logic in full accordance with international law. that's all. and where the situation is the same, let’s say, in iraq, they took it, they threshed the country, and they threshed the same thing and threshed for irrigation , where it is international law. no , everyone who does this understands that this does not comply with international law, and therefore they talk about some far-fetched rules, what rules, what they came up with from where these rules were forged on them. let those who live by such rules live according to them and d

about and a supreme court that very recently helped to dismantle the provisions of the voting rights act. it's so unan say they are doubtful about this court, that this court is leading in a political ways, that it is not far from the republican party, and its platform issues, and if you take people seriously. >> michelle, goodwin always so grateful to you to help us connect all these dots. thank you for being with us. next, the doj wants a second opinion. we dig into a special master. appeal what it means for the actual investigation. as we wait for the guide to take the stage in ohio. something for senate candidate j.d. vance. sometimes following trump world, it is too absurd to ignore why the fast food run left a bad taste in his mouth. ll business is going through the “woof”. but seriously we need a reliable way to help keep everyone connected from wherever we go. well at at&t we'll help you find the right wireless plan for you. so, you can stay connected to all your drivers and stores on america's most reliable 5g network. that sounds just paw-fect. terrier-iffic i labra-dore you round of a-paw

facts about human rights, it is dated 1966, and there was also an additional decision of the un hague courtut the consent of the government of this state is not was contrary to international law. about kosovo, of course. yes, in itself, the rejection of kosoy is a double violation of international law. because it contradicts, and the principle of territorial integrity and contradicts un security council resolution 1244, which proclaimed that this part of serbia is kosovo, but then the court of the united nations organization stationed in the hague decided that such a rejection, with which the government does not comply with international law. at the same time, i remind you that there was no referendum in kokoko, but in the donetsk lugansk people's republics, and in the kherson zaporozhye regions, these referendums were and we see the numbers. yes, of course, uh, the basic contradiction of international law it remains here. uh, competition, yes, between the right of a nation to self-determination, the principle of territorial integrity, but the principle of the territorial integrity of the s