gpoc runs the unity state oilfield.'s a joint venture between malaysian, indian and chinese oil companies, with south sudan's government owning 5%. david alleges that gpoc mismanaged its facilities, polluting the environment. he shared videos he recorded when he worked there. i was employed into an environment where there is an existing pollution. i had witnessed wells spilling out. oil spill is a recurring situation. wait, wait, wait. stop. he says gpoc�*s infrastructure is old and unsafe. oil spills from the wells itself, wellheads. oil spills from wells connecting other — pipes connecting other wells. oil spills from the main export pipeline that had happened in a big quantity in 2019 and 2020. david left gpoc in 2020 after eight years. he says the pollution he saw was never cleared up and is more dangerous now than ever. so with this flood right now, it is a disaster. the whole of that contaminated soil with the hydrocarbon is going to be flooded all over unity state. i feel the effect of the oil in the environment,

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states against russia. very beginning of next year, we need very much unity between the united states and the and countries of europe. this very important we need, we need this, you need to do it. you piece the icing. all it together is united states and you can really stop, put them and save you. it's a process, beautifully, sound a phenomenon. is that some of them tell us a more now, what else could we expect from zelinski today? well, we expect the ukrainian presidents to hold the press conference here in brussels and that will be for us a good chance to ask him about. he's close to a meeting with you leaders. not even mobile phones were allowed in the room where there are currently sitting together discussing of course sensitive issues and as they did yesterday when dealings key match with some european leaders together with, with nato secretary general a router. and of course, there is a lot of talk about potential seats via that may be on the card. so we don't know, trump taking office very soon. and leaders here express to a concern that they, they want ukraine to have a big say. of course, they und

and i very much county that we will, will have unity between the united states. as i said, and european leaders, unity is often to for each among those you leaders. and even as a wednesday made his case, hungary as prime minister victor oregon, known for criticizing ukraine and cruising up to russia, was busy promoting his own blonde for a christmas cease fire. one which keeps says he has no mandate to make the left side and change the numbers on the new foreign policy chief made her view clear any at 1st for negotiations too soon will actually be a bad scene for, for ukraine. the only other actors in the world are carefully watching how, how we act in this case. and therefore, we really need to be as strong and faced with questions on which concessions ukraine might talk to making the future. germany stop to it's tried and tested lines, stuff obviously, so self comfortable, not give off stuff i think is completely inappropriate. the some and discussing what should follow is a 3rd and 4th step. we're not thinking about what will happen soon. and i continued suppor

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states amongst the working classes. certainly, there's much more online of suggesting there is a budging working class, the unity that there wasn't before about the fact that bricks and other elements can help the working classes with the united states within the united states. i i, i don't, i don't see that as sort of something which is developing here. um, i think the basic point though is that the working class of every country has the same interest. and that includes the workers of brazil, russia, india, china. we all have the same interest, and those interests are opposed to the capital as governments that control all of these countries. and as for, you know, the breaks power is, they're constantly so you can get to an agreement with imperialism, you know, whatever, you know, differences they have, their appeal is always somehow that they can read some sort of accommodation with the imperialist powers. and are constantly finding that they can, they can't, because of the burial of them. so it's not an agreement, but domination. but the response isn't somehow that these capitalized buyers are all reactionary. are deeply

relations with all the nations that respect the will of the people, the sovereignty of the syrian state and the unityrritory. while many syrians continue to celebrate, we can still hear the sounds of gunfire in the streets raised in celebration. we still see people in the main squares exclaiming theirjoy, that as they see it they are at last free, able to breathe freely for the first time in their lives. these dramatic developments began in the north of syria, in the second city of aleppo where the dominant islamist group hayat tahrir al—sham surged into the city and started to establish an administration there. joining me now is my colleague hugo bachega, who's in aleppo, syria's second largest city. what are your first what are yourfirst impressions, what are your first impressions, you havejust impressions, you have just arrived impressions, you havejust arrived in the city. fix, impressions, you have “ust arrived in the city.�* arrived in the city. a lot of eo - le arrived in the city. a lot of peeple are _ arrived in the city. a lot of people are paying - arrived in the city. a lot of. people are

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this and what is in, for example, using the color block like this represents much unity, spirituality, and also united states on long as this is why the red color lift is in passing the blue for not from when you and peacefulness. among many on this, we have the most complex designs which are the triple. we will design this being an example. so to cause a self is called getting a saw the most public into o'clock with, i believe, you know, most people either have seen before. so i did as a means the ends of all designs and ideas. and joint a tied to a, making this blog decided to put every design and every idea they had at a time into the clock. you know, this not russian authorities, boston massive, fraudulent call center network based in new frame. the milton target victims across the world causing an estimated $300000000.00 in damages, nets or documentary team aust white's officials in the premium presidents office. i'm the previous georgian government covered off the criminal enterprises that goes for the the such element. so please gives this little branch of the opportunities. what does the, which comme

so that's the state of unity in. and you will see the russian companies find the layout. open source e i, b as part of so that big would be more than a good i vision off. yeah. so that's the only thing introduce. so maybe in any particular country, on a big, a nice website to another country's security, i don't think so. that's right. it's such a thing. it's very difficult to control just like new get analogy. very difficult to do. don't mind what. yeah, i agree to. yeah. you know, i think you as a really, really good point that kind of just got a lot of people are saying it's difficult to control the i, it's difficult to understand the parameters will i get it. you know, i should be really good for us. right? in science, engineering, agriculture, defense, education, and all these kinds of things. there's also the risk, for example, we understand that during the war on gaza, the net in yahoo government was in pulling a i a to find the more effective way to take out her mouse. so so i guess i could also decide what kind of bomb is more effective in certain areas as opposed

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i think on a selection of states institution was encouraging unity and as soon as the safety and stability and security, the lin spin to the security and stability of the entire region or the territories must be very of a need for, for a foot. and the events and into a city is that fed. we also de, today's contamination of is a, is repeated violations on the syrians that it's always on. we call on is a to immediately pulled out done withdrawal from the city. and okay, by that it, though it is that, and we also a raid our condemned nathan obeys. there is a legal settlements saying that i sent in occupied territories. also, we go to the international community to lift the sanctions imposed on syria to enable the city and people to must forward the words but us, but at the estimates and civility with a number of proposals that ideas are currently being discussed between the z c member states and then usually the ship in syria, which so it, no doubt would be beneficial to syria and the city and people. these will be disclosed on timely basis and conclusion, i pray to god almighty to bestow and

states senate on behalf of team maryland. because he is a dear friend, there are many congressional delegations that don't have the spirit of unity that we have in the state of maryland, and that's a tribute to ben cardin's leadership. he's been the quarterback for team maryland bringing us together to make sure that we work on behalf of the priorities of the people of our state. all parts of our state, from the baltimore area, to the washington suburbs, eastern shore, and western maryland. i could not ask for a better partner and a better friend in the united states senate, somebody who welcomed me here after i served in the house of representatives. i do want to replay briefly to our colleagues in the democratic caucus, something that's not as well-known, but when ben cardin first arrived in the senate from the house, having served previously as the speaker of the house of delegates in maryland, he wassed interest in what the rules are of the democratic caucus. it turns out at the time that the rules were not publicized among the democratic members of the caucus. former democratic leaders clearly viewed it as in their interest

state institutions. let me urge oral syrians prioritize the dialogue, unity and respect for international humanitarian law and human rights stay safe to rebuild their society. let me stress that there must be a collective effort to secure peace and digging it to you full. and that i send it ready to support the sodium people into doing it towards a stable and inclusive future, decided and save by the syrian people themselves. let's bring an assignment name and he's a lecture for international relations at lancaster university. welcome to the w, simon. the syrian prime minister says he's not leaving the country, he wants to help ensure a peaceful transition. how likely is it that we will see a transfer of power in syria without violence? well, i think we need to contextualize this with this. as a consequence of the best part of 14 years worth of opposition to the side regime regime, let's not forget that killed 500000 people. that was responsible for the displacement of 11000000 people within and outside of serious. so this is a, an incredibly big jubilant moment, the syrians, it's a very exciting moment.

and so not just unity, but a real political union between different error states can even come at the beginning. so that meant that have been what can you problem also can by uses as well. you know, this to them. i would have to be the lead on what the law says in the shop. so academically went out with that as well. but i know how to shop a lovely. i thought he meant to you look up duty, man, i'm f, one of us will level who will come out of the most of the fact that all government i originate in a one to z and a lot of the policy. but the minute the elections, the not the most of the kind of them from us really can know for the i'm and the special in regards your we all do use my own can feed me on my end. that may be in columbus. no sort of soul to produce it the as though it can be the 10 live have this with that the the at the power laptop man is the sure why the machine begins to feel that it did not use the movie? i'm a huge hag. oh my lucia has yeah, yeah, i use it in this little muncie. obviously. i have a lot of the was straight into where as far as like yeah, see the level i

state institutions. let me urge oral surgeons prioritize the dialogue, unity and respect for international humanitarian law and human rights. stay safe to rebuild their society mysteries, that there must be a collective effort to secure peace and dignity full and the standard it ready to support the sodium people into doing it towards a stable and inclusive future. decided and saved by the syrian people themselves. here in germany, syrians and exile are also celebrating the end of the sod regime in berlin. they have been out on the streets for hours waving flags used by the syrian opposition chanting and honking horns. germany is home to nearly a 1000000 syrians to fund the civil war in their home country. in 2015, most of them were granted refugee status and given the right to live and work here, the. now we're waiting for a german chancellor. it was actually, it's to make a statement about the situation in syria until then i'm joined by dw as chief political editor of michelle cruz. now, here in the studio. so i'm sure you know, what do you think schultz is going to say in his statement today? well, we a

it is also very important that you send a signal of unity so far we have not seen that statement of the 27 member states. and that's the problem, right? considering what you're saying there, and also at the georgia dream parties that we'll say shift away from the european union. and are we going to be seeing georgia them rely more on countries like russia and china and what is actually in it's for at the georgia dream party? well georgia dream party will try to demonstrate to it's a to the public that it is managing guys or they should, that it has alternatives to the west. the rhetoric that they are pushing forward lately is very similar to the russian rhetoric. and that is about the western decline about other powers rising. so there are already signs that the, the shift in the foreign policy and the shift also and the domestic policy will push georgia dream to pursue more. this kind of what we call monte alignment was there is already retro small with russia, which is clear. there is a, do you put in cooperation with china, the georgia dream leadership will try to pursue other connections with those

it wants to send a clear signal of european unity before the change of leadership in the united states next month. a dw chief international editor richard walker. he was at that meeting, i asked him whether ukraine would also be taking part. yeah, that's. that's right. so the ukrainians will be present here in the, in the form of that foreign minister. but there are 2 pretty sizable elephants in the rooms of the, of this guest house of the federal, for a ministry in germany, just outside bilingual village policies. you know, so would were paneled rooms, of course, lots of flags everywhere, but 2 very sizable, f o elephants in the room about donald trump. i'm glad you me a present. of course, donald trump, everybody sees him coming into office soon. of course, he's claimed that he wants to end the war quickly with a sort of peace deal between of the us and russia primarily. and this is a guessing warnings from lena bab of german farmers to saying that they have must be no peace over the heads of the ukrainians that they have to be involved in that heavily. and that there must be no peac

i'm the restoration of the summer and the team independence and unity and territorial integrity syria. >> syria's stateas been denying that president assad left the country. they were claiming at least for a while, but he's still in damascus and performing his duties. the u.s. is releasing a billion dollars worth of military weapons to ukraine. the shipment will include drones, ammunition for an artillery rocket system. the biden administration is rushing to spanned all of the money which congress has approved for ukraine before president elect trump is sworn in since russia's invasion in february of 2022. congress has authorized more than 62 billion dollars in military aid. all right. time for another look at the forecast we look live at the transamerica pyramid done. kron 4 meteorologist gayle ong his back. >> i sure am. and >> we have a guys out there. you may carry day. there is some very poor air quality. >> out tonight. so if you're in that sensitive group, just hope everyone is staying inside on this saturday night. so hazy skies tonight, unhealthy air and that should drift into tomorrow morning

relationship that the united states has with certain states, and the in particular is around fluid should be giving it to complete the rest as well as in unity. the assembly, it doesn't get blamed and the no action is taken against it. united states has to protect itself, but the israel doesn't even have to do that because it's got this permanent and very willing lawyer on that side, which will help to the whitewash. any crime, lots of media or crimes. i mean the, it's, it's quite startling to me the, the things that i read through the media read the citing yanna and i'm when we have blaring examples of this in the uh, some, some progressive. alright. just stay with us here in our tea international. i'll be back with much more news and just over half an hour now. in the meantime, my colleague peter scott, brings us the latest episode of inland visions enjoy the . the for all intents and purposes, syria now ceases to be a sovereign states. it is in the process of being partitioned. a new international proxy war has been ignited in the region with no terrace and power. when states disappeared, so do people the toilet. some remodeling feet sudd

state solution. it is different task equal ports, unity to the weight, to support the out of countries. do you think that the palestinian people because they have largely absence in, in this process so far? do you think the protestant people have any face inside you? ravia as a negotiator for peace. i think that it is a process we should create the possibility of a new governance for the palestinians. we should create a process for the new governance in gaza. we should have a clear perspective of unifying guys uh, the westbank and east jerusalem. so it is a process of responsibility. we know that there are countries already with the support of the un to create any deposition force. we know that they are ready to participate to the next administration of gaza. but we know at the same time that these read is preparing every seeing in gaza to pick over the control of the region, the nectarine, a gallery, the field. i've been shut corey door and buffers only around gaza. at one point, we should say stop 2 weeks, right. as to why doesn't europe tell them to stop 1314 months and why hasn't a

the subject is how we might think about the constitution of the united states as a framework for national unity. and it may seem strange because we are obviously living in a period of intense division in american public life. and it off seems like our constitutional system only makes our bitter conflicts and divisions worse and more intense. congress and the presidency and the courts have all become both arenas and objects of culture war combat in recent years, so that frustration of the constitutional system now is rampant and widespread. in fact, on the surface, it can often seem like just about everybody is frustrated with the constitution for one reason or another. either frustration from the left that the system is too slow or not democratic enough. you hear frustration from the right that the system sometimes will emphasize process over substance, so ignore the moral content of the common good of american life. intense political combatants of all kinds are clearly frustrated with our constitution for getting in their way. but that in itself, i think, is actually a point worth thinking abo

state that abides by the rule of law. but there are also risks. there appears to be a new found unity among the opposition forces have long failed to agree on a single vision. and we're not uh, what is the problem and yet there is a joint operations room in damascus, bringing together among others commanders from the north and south. we want to assure our people and the international community we are all in agreement. it's been one of the worlds bloodiest conflicts and recent history. people here blame us said for factory and destroying a nation, who i remember seeing i and we need a differentiation between the muslim and a christian. i swear i'm 67 years old and, and even you the religion of the neighbors, that was the regime that created divisions between people and minorities. hundreds of thousands of people were killed in the struggle for a new syria. many hope it's a new break that will bury the divisions of the past. what's at stake is the future of millions. one of them is 8 year old. how much does that include their else you as a, to the southern syria, a rough guys consult as

government, our people proud once again, congress, citizens, president, secretary of state working in harmony and unity toward a common future? or world where people have enough to eat and a world where we care about those who don't? can we become a breadbasket of the world instead of the arms merchant of the world? i believe we can and we ought to. now we've been hurt in recent years in this country. in the aftermath of vietnam, cambodia, chile, pakistan, angola, watergate, cia, we've been hurt. our people feel that we've lost something precious. that's not necessary. i want to see our nation return to a posture and an image and a standard to make us proud once again. i remember the world with nato, and the world of point four, and the world of the marshall plan, and the world of the peace corps. why can't we have that once again? we ought to be a beacon for nations who search for peace and who search for freedom, who search for individual liberty, who search for basic human rights. we haven't been lately. we can be once again. we'll never have that world leadership until we are strong at home, and we

the armed groups also stated that anyone who threatens or attempts to settle scores with other citizens faces one year in prison . they emphasized the need for unity and avoiding any disagreements that could hinder the creation of a new syria was examined, series the plea, fraction, states, as incidents on terrorism by the control news, all the sections. you can see them listed here. numerous other sanctions. i have and the coffee in the notes, we have the tire rotation, but the minutes inside crash was us supported codes over the city of a mine. and this meanwhile, in the south is where the forces of cost the buffers and capturing territory in a city. the settlement through a ground evasion while the f for tom is the most of this now rushes into chief laws. this dispute and see threatens serious future. she thought that the situation is understandably difficult. the fact is that syria itself is a country as a woman for many patches, and whether the various forces that are represented in the opposition will be able to find the cream and the fate of the syrian people in syria. as a state largely depend on this for the full of the mazda the semester

states against all enemies, both foreign and domestic. it is my belief that the american people look for the principles of respect, collaboration, friendship, unity, and statesmanship. and every member of congress, i encourage all members of congress to subscribe to and remember this quote from henry ford. coming together is a beginning. staying together is progress. but working together is success. the issues our nations face today are not republican or democrat issues. they are people issues. one issue i repeatedly highlighted due to my time here has been our national debt and the broken way in which congress both democrats and republicans continue to support reckless spending, spending the people's money irresponsibly has created a $36 trillion national debt which grows by $1 trillion every 100 days. a $1 trillion national debt equates to $107,594 per person. $493,233 per child. quite frankly, it's an embarrassment and needs to stop. i pray the president and the 119th congress will seriously focus on the budget crisis. and make the right decisions to remove this heavy burden off the backs of hard-working people of this great nation and the bac

rather than work with foreign states to bring down what the temporary government and then the transitional government after it. and we're trying to bill in other words and unity among the syrians, a chief through consensus, political dialogue, political consultation, and ultimately agreement on the big issues after political process. uh, that's the best way that the syrians can avoid having foreign states marketing around in their business. all right, robert ford, great to get your insights. thanks so much for joining us on august here. thank you . still ahead on al jazeera, a, france gets a new prime minister. we looked at the challenges ahead for centrist liter francois by the highlight of the web. it's looking pretty quiet for china at present any date for the korean peninsula. we have still got some bits and pieces of rain sleepless night into japan and a bit of cloud. as you can see, just looking away. we have got to watch the weather, making its way across the sea of japan. uh, maybe i have of the woman was this with the cool air in place. that'd be good with that. see a fix. know close the western and northern side of japan coming in behind time becaus

states senate on behalf of team maryland. because he is a dear friend. there are many congressional delegations that don't have the spirit of unity that we have in the state of maryland. and that's a tribute to ben cardin's leadership. he has been the quarterback for team maryland, bringing us together to make sure that we work on behalf of the priorities of the people of our state, all parts of our state, from the baltimore area to the washington suburbs, eastern shore, and western maryland. i could not ask for a better partner and a better friend in the united states senate, somebody who welcomed me here after i served in the house of representatives. i do want to relay briefly to our colleagues in the democratic caucus something that is not as well known, but when ben cardin first arrived in the senate from the house, having served previously as the speaker of the house of delegates in maryland, he was interested in what the rules are of the democratic caucus. it turns out at the time that the rules were not publicized among the democratic members of the caucus. former democratic leaders clearly viewed it as in their interest to keep them secret, to ke