unionists reject the notion a united ireland is inevitable.p the argument for staying in the uk. undoubtedly, demographic change means that it's more important than ever for those of us who believe in the union to make a positive case for it. you know, i absolutely don't think that attitudes to the union have to split down sectarian lines. i feel sure that our new king and the royal family will continue to provide an important symbol of unity for our country, which i hope will be part of this continuing positive advocacy for keeping our nation together. do you believe that king charles iii will be the last monarch to reign over this part of the world? well, i don't know. but what i do say is that i do think constitutional change will be coming to this island. that's open for debate. but if an independent scotland would keep the monarch in place, what role, if any, might the king play in the event of a united ireland? if, as is likely, sinn fein becomes the largest political party and achieves power in the republic of ireland, and prioritises i

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is the largest party and michelle 0'neill to unite ireland is the largest party and michelle o'neillter in waiting. and some suggest the dup are not happy with that. you can't see anything happening here until this protocol has gone. there had been negotiation between the eu and london but so far there doesn't appear to be any significant movement in that. in the meantime people in northern ireland are waiting for the £400 fuel bill top up and don't know when they will get out and people here are saying what is the point in voting in an election before christmas if the same thing will happen again? the dup say we're not going to come back the protocol is gone and could end “p the protocol is gone and could end up with the same result after the election in december so really frustrating here and frankly i would not want to be a politician knocking on peoples doors a couple of weeks before christmas asking them to come out and bought when people go to nativity plays and do their christmas shopping and also have to vote in another election. i'm joined by freya mcclements, northern edito

they don't want it to become part of a united ireland.had allowed sinn fein to become the largest party and there was also a warning to the uk government in westminster, saying if the protocol, the northern ireland protocol, which is much loathed by the dup, remains, they will not return to stormont so they will not return to stormont so they will not return to stormont so they will be no power—sharing agreement at stormont. at the moment, that building lies dormant, essentially. the elections in may saw sinn fein emerge as the largest party, but no work has really been done there since then. because the dup have refused to return to power—sharing. there is a date looming over politicians in northern ireland, the 28th of october. if by that point the dup aren't back at stormont, then essentially new elections have to be cold, which is really the last thing that anyone wants in northern ireland, when the cost of living, health care, public transport, they are concerning people here. but that will happen if they are not back in stormont and

which will be all surrounded by european countries , we are scots, wales will be reunited, ireland will be a unitedrn ireland will leave the united cross, this will happen if there is no political responsibility and when people do not adequately assess their country's role and their own role in these countries, this always leads to such things, listen, the british still live quite well in comparison with what is happening to many other hostages of populism all over the world, what we will consider the british are fists to think that they came out of this crisis so that great britain remained the flagship of democracy as it was and is and hopefully will be in the future, but this does not mean that there is no need to correct their political mistakes. every nation deserves to correct its political mistakes mistakes and drive out populists who have the only place in the garbage pit of history. of the general staff, be with us , ukrainian soldiers repelled the attack of the occupiers in donetsk region, in particular in the areas of the settlements of bakhmut, klishchevka, novomykhay

a majority, in other words, would vote for a united ireland if a referendum was held to day to pulse like that, were you? no, because once people start to think and talk and rationalize walked, and the departure from the united kingdom would mean, for example, we have a free appointed use national health service. they don't other than they are should public. it would cost every single person in northern ireland, hundreds and hundreds of pines per year. each to pervade the national health, sir, but they positively, you know, they can trade and a lot of the trade is right. and that, that is a big incentive for people. is it not? but the majority of our trade is within our own country in the united kingdom, the vast majority of trade and fact that major hollers this week point. and i to a house of lords, committee in london that if the protocol were to be implement that unfold, because at the moment it's only partially implemented if it were to be implemented . and so the entire east west relationship of business and commerce would collapse within 48 hours. that's how i start the protoc

the dup say they have left northern ireland separated symbolically from the rest of the united kingdom of northern ireland and the union at risk stop and people in northern ireland are worried about the huge cost of living crisis and people are worried about paying their bills and paying their food and if you hospital northern ireland what they are worried about it is not the protocol. if i was a politician here i would not be happier knocking on peoples doors before christmas because there will be an election here with think and people will be going back to the polls again in the days before christmas. what would another election actually achieve? would we not be in the same position now i be exploited in different ways in terms of gaining a majority between sinn fein and the dup? that is exactly the point. a lot of people say that after the election look it up pretty much exactly the same result so sinn fein would be the biggest party, the nationalist party who want a united ireland and the democratic unionist party will be the second largest party, they want to stay in the united ki

p, which favor that high union between northern ireland and the united kingdom. it's unacceptable for them to have what essentially amounts to an internal domestic border between northern ireland and the rest of the time. but that is pretty much exactly what we have in the form of the northern ireland protocol, which is part of that post bricks. it deal signed between london and brussels a couple of years ago. so basically since february, when the d, u, p pulled out of power sharing installment this building behind me. they have been scattering efforts to build a new power sharing agreements and new governments. and essentially, what we have now is a fast track to new elections because the time has run out on that process to get a new government up and running. chris even harris, who is the, nor the non secretary in london. he has to call an election by january the 19th, but it's very likely that he is going to do something much more quickly and that we could get announcement later today. all right, really, thanks for that. we'll re challenge life 1st. there in be

there was a real focus, as you would expect, on the union, northern ireland's place in the united kingdoms don't vote for the dup but want northern ireland to remain part of the united kingdom. he said he wanted to build a broad coalition. but, of course, the protocol was neverfarfrom but, of course, the protocol was never far from any of the conversations, any of the speeches. the dup low with the northern ireland protocol, they think it really cuts them off from the rest of the uk, these checks that have to be made on goods coming from the mainland uk into northern ireland, they hate. they say they will not return to power sharing at stormont until the protocol is either axed or significantly altered. there was an ultimatum for the westminster government, saying we will not be coming back until you get rid of the protocol. there was no sign from him that the dup were ready to return to stormont any time soon. while this is important, this deadline, the 28th of october, if the dup have not returned to power—sharing by then, fresh elections in northern ireland will need to be called. he s

unit come it is time to redouble their efforts to get a negotiated solution. and if that is not possible, the u.k. should bring forward legislation to restore northern ireland's within the united kingdom internal market. karin: i political vacuum loo in northern ireland. at one minute past midnight, and election is likely to be triggered, caretaker ministers to be replaced by civil servants with limited power. >> what we fear after an election is not a swift resolution, but a protracted negotiation. i have no patience for that process and neither do the people i represent. if there is an election, alliance will fight it. we will fight it on our record of delivand r record of holding those to account to have limited those powers. i am ready for that and this already is ready for that. but i am under no illusion and neither should be the secretary of state that that is a solution to the problem. the solution to the problem, as i said the secretary of state last night, ishis -- emergency legislation inestminster to suspend these institutions until the negotiations with the eu and u.k. government can reach a conclusion, potentially within weeks. karin: so, new el

problem, in general for the uk as a whole, the possible collapse of the united kingdom, not only scotland but also northern irelandome a united ireland, even in wales there is a growing mood about secession from england. and in scotland, there’s nothing to talk about this, especially against the backdrop of the current political and financial crisis, another issue is that the uk supreme court is now deciding the issue. can the scottish parliament, uh, does it have the power to hold a referendum on independence? the scots think they can do it. the british government insists that this is the preserve of the british parliament. well, in general, this issue will be discussed for several months, and depending on how it is resolved, we will see what further actions the scottish government will take for now. they are determined enough and want to hold such a referendum next october, we support scotland, it's incredible, just incredible. thank you very much alexander khabarov the head of our british bureau on a direct line london please you know the current situation is very often described as such a systemic crisis in al

focus on what really needs to be done which is to find a solution that restores northern ireland's place within the unitedgdom and removes the protocol and the harm it is doing. we need to have one functioning to serve _ we need to have one functioning to serve the _ we need to have one functioning to serve the people to get them through these tough times. but rob wondering what's _ these tough times. but rob wondering what's going to happen next. an intruder who attacked the husband of us house speaker nancy pelosi at their california home reportedly shouted �*where is nancy�* and was armed with a hammer. a woman who murdered and decapitated herfriend, before dumping her body in a suitcase has been sentenced to life in jail. jemma mitchell is the first murderer to be sentenced on television in england and wales. a man is found guilty of murdering his ex—girlfriend, after she died twenty one years after he set fire to her. elon musk tweets �*let the good times roll�*, after buying social media giant twitter for more than a0 billion dollars — and top executives at the firm are already out. and jerry lee le

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been held in memory of the 10 victims of an explosion at a petrol station in county donegal in ireland. the unitedy council that an international rapid action force should be sent to haiti, which is suffering a nationwide security crisis. on friday, the government of haiti requested the help of foreign troops to restore security, as armed gangs continue to tighten their grip on the country. gail maclellan reports. haiti was not crippling going problem is not new to the country has been in the grip of some extreme gang warfare since the assassination of president jovenel moise last year. the most recent travel ignited when prime minister ariel henri announced government subsidies on fuel would be reduced. people already reeling because of the price of fruit took to the streets. shops and un warehouses were looted. a coalition of gangs attacked the port and stopped the distribution of fuel, paralyse a normal life. this has been made much worse by an outbreak of cholera with the distribution of bottled and treated water orbit halted. translation:— treated water orbit halted. translation: ., ., ,., tr

northern ireland's place within united kingdom i internal market. t midnight, an election is likely to be triggered. caretaker ministers will be replaced by civil servants with limited powers. the third—biggest party in the assembly is the alliance, led by naomi long. this is her position. what we face after an election is not a swift restoration, but a protracted negotiation. i have no patience for that process, and neither do the people that i represent. if there is an election, alliance will fight it. we will fight it on our record of delivery, where we have had the power to deliver, and our record of holding those to account who have limited those powers. i am ready for that, and this party is ready for that. but i am under no illusion, and neither should be the secretary of state, that that is a solution to the problem. the solution to the problem, as i set out clearly to the secretary of state last night, is this — emergency legislation in westminster to suspend these institutions until the negotiations with the eu and the uk government can rea

m e u agreed a protocol meaning customs, jackson, northern ireland for imports from the rest of the u. k. leading pro british unit as part of the d u. p. 's boycotting the parliament because it says the protocol treats northern ireland differently to the rest of the u. k. where we challenge reports from belfast. time has run out for northern ireland to restore his devolved government. last ditch effort to break the political deadlock, have failed. so northern ireland miss now head back to the polls, i hear it when parties say that they really do not want an election at all, but nearly all of them, but parties who signed up to the rules, the laws. that means i need to call an election, so you'll hear more from me on that particular point. next week, the heart of the disagreement is the northern ireland protocol. it's the part of the u. k. post wreck to deal with the e. u. that's resulted in a trade border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic about it, which is in the e. u. for the d u. p. one of the assemblies, 2 main power sharing part

last 3. premier league home games is latest game against crosstown rivals. manchester united in a 63 victory. ireland has tallied 14 league gold so far more than double any one else. what he has done, i didn't teach you once when the bullies ride and disappear for the action and after tag the box. when, how was moved behind the central defender away of the action? so having crumbling incense when the bullish coming door i there in tennis, no bakovich has won the telephone open. the soap was in dominant form seeing of martin chillers in straight sets. it was brokovich as 19th when of july in 21 matches. the telephone title is his 3rd trophy this year, following titles in rome and at wimbledon. in modal gp, katie m. ryder. miguel ali vieira has won the ty, grown free. the portuguese defied the reigning conditions which delayed the start to cross the line point 73 seconds ahead of dechaudis jack miller. it's olive years 2nd bit re of the season. and remind her of the top story way following for you this our brazil's presidential election will be settled in a 2nd round runoff. no candidate took an absolu

york, northern ireland is to hold fresh elections for its local devolve government because of a continuing impasse over post briggs arrangements for the region. hard line pro british units are boycotting the local parliament of what's called the northern ireland protocol. so what is it, when you came left, the, you trading arrangements changed? the ear requires strict checks to stop goods which don't meet you standards being imported into north not and from the rest of the u. k. well, that meant potentially creating a hard border between those not and which is part of the u. k. and the republic of ireland and you country for that, would it rip apart the peace deal at ended decades of violence? so the u. k and e u agreed a protocol, meaning customs checks in northern ireland for imports from the rest of the u. k. leading pro british units, part of the d u p is boycotting the parliament because it says the protocol treats moon either differently to the rest of the u. k. or a chance reports from belfast. time has run out for northern ireland to restore hits devolved government, last ditch effort to break the political deadlock have failed. so northern ireland must now head

ireland. but parties like the d p which wants to preserve that indivisible link between northern islands and the rest of the united kingdom. say that it's unacceptable to have a trading border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. but that's exactly what we have of them over into the form of the northern autumn protocol, which is part of this post breakfast deal reached between brussels and london a couple of years ago. so in february they pulled out the power sharing the d. u pay. and since then, they've basically been scattering any efforts to try and build a new government in northern ireland and move the process along the time has just run out on that process. and that's why we're hearing talk of an election of the us world food program is scaling up. it's a to lebanon, as the country suffers, one of the world's worst economic crises, really, to 1000000 lebanese. and syrian refugees depend on food and financial aid. and with the political vacuum looming, the financial meltdown is expected to get worse. zanna harder reports on, on our food options are limited for many in lebanon, affected by the co

on what really needs to be done, which is to find a solution that restores northern ireland's place within the unitedwith the rest of the uk. we need an assembly and executive up and running. we need to have one functioning to serve the people well, to get them through these tough times. but we're all left this evening wondering what's going to happen next and what actually is the motivation behind what the secretary of state has done this evening. for many families, it means facing the cost of living crisis with political leaders absent. and not having a government means the ability to help people through this is severely limited. we are struggling, not even week to week but day to day, trying to put food on our table. james manages a community hub in belfast whose services he says families are increasingly dependent on, and that he's in the same boat. you know, i used to run a food hub from my house, over covid. and i'm now, there are times that i'm having to go to a food programme and say, "listen, we're really struggling". yourself? 0urself, and as a manager, it's humiliating. another election, h

. -- making sure that the people of northern ireland are able to benefit from -- the part of the united kingdom. and i can tell my friend, any negotiation reflect the same position that is in the -- [cheering and booing] >> mr. speaker, we understand this boat on hunting is deemed a confidence vote in the prime minister. can she give us any reason why her own -- on anyone in this country can have, -- confidence in her after her -- caused chaos in the economy? >> mr. speaker, we do face. economic time. i have been honest about the stakes i have made. but what have i done to apologize for is that we have held household through -- the energy price guarantee. and the fact that we are taking action to get our railways running rather than being disrupted by the militant trade union. [cheering and booing] >> mr. speaker, there's been a number of points recently including ireland's football team singing -- songs and the changing room rate we should never forget the sacrifice of those who paid the rice to maintain the peace during her struggles. closer to home, recent events met that spending --

focus on what really needs to be done which is to find a solution that restores northern ireland's place within the unitedd removes the protocol and the harm it is doing to our relationship with the rest of the uk.— doing to our relationship with the rest of the uk. sinn fein, the rest of the uk. sinn fein, the largest— the rest of the uk. sinn fein, the largest nationalist - the rest of the uk. sinn fein, the largest nationalist party, | the largest nationalist party, themselves pulled out of power sharing back in 2017. so the crisis facing voters is one many feel has been seen too many feel has been seen too many times before. sinn fein has been critical of the dup�*s decision. has been critical of the dup's decision. ~ ., . decision. we need an executive u n decision. we need an executive u- and decision. we need an executive up and running. _ decision. we need an executive up and running. we _ decision. we need an executive up and running. we need - decision. we need an executive up and running. we need a - up and running. we need a functioning to serve the people but this evening were all left wonder

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ireland and the rest of the u. k. some goods arriving from britain and now checks and northern irish ports, the leading unionist party, the d. p says that undermines their place in the united kingdom is refused to let northern ireland form a government until the protocol is scrapped. where we challenge has the support from belfast. time has run out for northern ireland to restore his devolved government. last ditch effort to break the political deadlock have failed. so northern ireland must now head back to the poles. i hear it when party said that they really do not want an election at all. but nearly all of them, but parties who signed up to the rules, the laws, that means i need to call an election. so you'll hear more from me on that particular point. next week, the heart of the disagreement is the northern ireland protocol. it's the part of the u. k. post brett that deal with the e. u. that's resulted in a trade border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland, which is in the e. u. for the d u p. one of the assemblies 2 main power sharing parties. this is unacceptable. they believe n

on what really needs to be done, which is to find a solution that restores northern ireland's place within the unitedarm it's doing to our relationship with the rest of the uk. we need an assembly and executive up and running. we need to have one functioning to serve the people well, to get them through these tough times. but we're all left this evening wondering what's going to happen next and what actually is the motivation behind what the secretary of state has done this evening. for many families, it means facing the cost of living crisis with political leaders absent. not having a government means the ability to help people through this is severely limited. we are struggling, not even week to week but day to day, trying to put food on our table. james manages a community hub in belfast. he says families are increasingly dependent on the voluntary services here, and that he's in the same boat. you know, i used to run a food hub from my house, over covid. and i'm now, there are times that i'm having to go to a food programme and say, listen, we're really struggling. yourself? ourself, and as a man

to try and make this appeal for a broad coalition of people who believe that northern ireland should stay in the uniteds isn't about being a unionist or a nationalist. it is a question of fairness. because he believes the protocol leaves people in northern ireland treated worse than people in the rest of the uk. but the big question is are the dup going to return to power sharing at stormont? there has been no functioning executive here for months now. and every indication is it absolutely will not until the protocol is either significantly altered or axed. you heard the dup chairman earlier today saying that it was a heinous imposition on northern ireland. jeffrey donaldson will say something very similar today. so we won't expect in his speech for him to say something like we are going to say something like we are going to get back to work at stormont soon. he wants this gone completely. 0k, soon. he wants this gone completely. ok, shallot, thank you very much for that. —— charlotte. sirjeffrey donaldson addresses the dup conference in belfast. figs donaldson addresses the dup conference in belfast.-

european soil because ukraine is a part of europe, the prime minister of the united kingdom of great britain and northern irelandconvenes an urgent meeting of nato, information about this was reported this morning on the page british government on the internet with such a proposal, the prime minister turned today to the leaders of the g7 member countries during an early online meeting that this nato summit is being organized because of russia's massive missile attacks on the territory of ukraine. lystras intends to call on his colleagues to make maximum efforts to restrain of the president of the aggressor country vladimir putin well, it is already well known that this premature summit may take place next week, then he will lose in the war in ukraine , which he started on february 24 of this year and with his actions, in particular, the illegal annexation of ukrainian territories, partial mobilization, such as missile attacks and nuclear threats, shows that not everything is going according to plan, or on the contrary, everything is not going according to plan , nato secretary general jenstonberg said today, spe

on what really needs to be done, which is to find a solution which restores northern ireland's place within the united protocol and the harm it is doing to our relationship with the rest of the uk stop play what i am concerned about is that we need the executive up and running, we need to have one functioning to serve the people well, to get them through these tough times. we are all left wondering _ through these tough times. we are all left wondering what _ through these tough times. we are all left wondering what is _ through these tough times. we are all left wondering what is going - through these tough times. we are all left wondering what is going to l all left wondering what is going to happen— all left wondering what is going to happen next and what is the motivation behind what the secretary of state _ motivation behind what the secretary of state has done this evening. not havin: a of state has done this evening. iirrt having a government means the ability to help communities with immediate challenges is severely limited. for many families, that means facing the cost of living crisis with p

united kingdom. now under the good friday agreement, there cannot be a hard border on the islands of islands the car. we're trading border between the republic of islands and northern ireland. but parties like the d p which wants to preserve that indivisible link between northern islands and the rest of the united kingdom. say that it's unacceptable to have a trading border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. but that's exactly what we have at the moment in the form of the northern ireland protocol, which is part of this post breaks it deal reached between brussels and london a couple of years ago. so in february they pulled out of power sharing the d u p. and since then, they've basically been scampering any efforts to try and build a new government in northern ireland and move the process along the time has just run out on that process. and that's why we're hearing talk of an election. the northern ireland secretary or chris eton harris as scott's until january the 19th to call an election, but were expecting him to move much quick of that and probably make an announcement later today. so our given it is likely to be at another election and what, what, wha

he was from ireland originally, but he went to the united states states and became a holy cross e cross breeze. he made tv shows that were very famous. many actors were part of it. he was very well known and we had a half-million from all over san francisco. >> this picture is significant. let's see the next one, if we can. it should be the last one. in the recitation of the rosary, rosary, which 500,000 people dead, up on the stage were families. >> right. >> those of different colors and and ethnicities and languages. they led the rosary. we have one one more slide? we are back in the present. that was in 1961 it it was a major event. father patrick peyton had this mission. tell me about this rally in san francisco. >> we know many people have continued to pray the rosary individually and families -- we have not had that experience of coming together as a family of families, you might say, in the church. i felt called and others, too, to restart this on the 50th anniversary of that. in in 2011, we gathered together at at the legion of mary and those from the knights of columbus and an

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ireland. but parties like the d p which wants to preserve that indivisible link between northern islands and the rest of the united kingdom. say that it's unacceptable to have a trading border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. but that's exactly what we have of them over into the form of the northern autumn protocol, which is part of this post breakfast deal reached between brussels and london a couple of years ago. so in february they pulled out the power sharing the d. u pay. and since then, they've basically been scattering any efforts to try and build a new government in northern not and, and move the process along the time has just run out on that process. and that's why we're hearing talk of an election form of pakistani prime minister on con, has started a protest march with his supporters to call for early elections starting in the east into the law hall. and heading to the counselor time about those headline news continues here now just after blood and tears stay with us. ah ah, friends once had a vast empire covering over 11000000 square kilometers of the world. by the 1913, it comprise

communities right across both our islands, _ communities right across both our islands, the united kingdom and irelandirector of emergency services from donegal county council. i wonder what your message to him might beat this morning. i once to thank those in donegal county— once to thank those in donegal county council, the fire services, the engineer who allowed this recovery— the engineer who allowed this recovery to continue. my message is, thank— recovery to continue. my message is, thank you. _ recovery to continue. my message is, thank you, and thank you for the people _ thank you, and thank you for the people who are bereaved. and thank you, people who are bereaved. and thank you. thank— people who are bereaved. and thank you, thank you. all who took part in this _ you, thank you. all who took part in this my— you, thank you. all who took part in this. my message, i would just like to continue — this. my message, i would just like to continue to ask for the supports of people. — to continue to ask for the supports of people, that prayerful support, if you _ of people, that prayerful support,

which once northern are to stay as closely aligned to the united kingdom as possible and shin fain, which ultimately would like northern ireland to join with the republic of ireland. now the cause that's the executive was collapsed by the people it pulling out. there were elections in may in those elections, shin phase one for the 1st time. and they became the dominant party. but there has never been a functioning executive of the back of those elections because the d. p kept on blocking the formation of a new one and her. and that is the system that is basically just run out the time the deadline has expired. at that time, at one minute past midnight on friday morning, the automatic, the result of that is that's what we've just heard from chris eton harris, that there have to be new elections. we don't know the date of those yet, but they are going to be held within 12 weeks from now. so there we are. that is the result of breaks it. and it's the results of the objections, the nor the modern irish protocol of the, of the d u. p. when there we are, rory challenge reporting from belfast still ahead on al jazeera, it's crunch ti

sharing of executive functions ready between the d, u p which once northern ireland to stay as closely aligned to the united kingdom as possible. and she fain, which ultimately would like northern ireland to join with the republic of ireland. now the cause that executive was collapsed by the people in pulling out there were elections in may in those elections, shin phase one for the 1st time and they became the dominant party. but there has never been a functioning executive of the back of those elections because the d. p kept on blocking the formation of a new one and her and that is the system that is basically just run out the time the deadline has expired at that at one minute past midnight on friday morning. the automatic, the result of that is that's what we've just heard from chris, even harris, that there have to be new elections. we don't know the date of those yet, but they are going to be held within 12 weeks from now. so there we are. that is the result of brett's it. and it's the results of the objections to the northern powers protocol of the, the d u. p. a report was presented that the un gen

this is actually the united arab emirates mexico norway ireland albania albanians, by the way, with the americans were the authors of the texts of this resolution. well, plus two more african countries. it was ghana and kenya who abstained. there are three other countries besides china. these are india, brazil and ghana, and india has not made any separate clarifying statements. but here, according to the press. there were articles about a complex relationship. in the triangle russia india usa and here is one quote of the relationship between natural allies, that is, washingtons mean. delhi is under stress and involve russia on ukraine is noted at the same time. in the same article, it is not in the interests of india even with a new round of tension with referendums, to lose russia as a trading partner both in the energy sector and in military-technical cooperation, and so we asked russian analysts. and how to see each other from moscow. this balance and neutrality of both india , brazil and china is long-term. the balance, of course, will be preserved, but the pressure on these countr

this was an agreement signed by the federation of russia and u.k., northern ireland, ukraine as well as united states spirit when they failed to do so, that continued to escalate. you look at president reagan for example during the cold war, he actually would launch things, not trying to go for the actor support and certain things that can thwart efforts into russia but even doing so, biden has continued to try to escalate things as well. what we need to understand is this: if vladimir putin was to lose a ukrainian war, this is not the end of russia but it would be the end of his presidency, it would be the end of his rule. but we need to understand that u.n., nato security general and germany as well, the others, need to be looking at negotiations for peace treaties, looking for things were russia, iran, and china alignment that china himself might be the best one to mediate the rhetoric to calm down. america does not need to ratchet up things to see a tactical nuclear weapon deployed for a limited nuclear weapon being utilized that can lead us into a nuclear war with any foreign government.

focus on what really needs to be done which is to find a solution that restores northern ireland's place within the unitedrob wondering what's _ these tough times. but rob wondering what's going to happen next. an intruder who attacked the husband of us house speaker nancy pelosi at their california home reportedly shouted �*where is nancy�* and was armed with a hammer.

united kingdom. he has not rang the northern ireland first or deputy first minister, because we don't have one.time. we are being put on the windowsill of the united kingdom. and that concerns me, as in the whole uk unionist and as an ulster unionist. this is because of the protocol. we have changed on that issue from rigorous implementation, to people saying there are fundamental problems here, and we have to deal with those fundamental problems. there are and we do and we can't ignore it and we have been arguing this case since 2019 that we need to fix these problems. but to fix these problems shouldn't be done at the detriment of having stable government. they can be done at the same time, they are being done at the same time, they're being done as we speak, things have moved, conversations have changed. but it is our people who are suffering. and as we get into this place where we have nothing and we don't have even the basis or the foundations of any form of government here in northern ireland, because the last vestiges of it from this place goes at midnight tonight, i'm concerned that peo

ireland. it is for anyone who wants to remain in the united kingdom. sm is important and that northern ireland is best served remaining in the uk and he will also talk about building and he will also talk about building a better northern ireland, notjust for the dup and its supporters, but for the dup and its supporters, but for every community within northern ireland. so much more broad than perhaps before. but of course the issue that is overshadowing this is ireland ireiand protocoi. ireiand protocoii. large the northern ireland protocol. large who is the dup chairman, he this morning and said that spoke this morning and he said that it was a and no way the dup 90an :*::f;, if 90mg qb”? ,.—.—;’j%,: going to stormont until it was going back to stormont until it had gone, essentially. because the situation we have a northern ireland is that many people —— and as many people will know, is that there is no function power sharing agreement because the dup had stepped away from it completely and they say they are not coming back until the northern ireland