the things i said, professor mohammed mirandi is also uh, by the way, he's a professor at the university of k ron and has been a frequent guest on this show. we're also joined by a still on got audio. i'm showing off and pronouncing my ours that way we could say a step one, got a real competitor for our lives, news magazine, the cradle gentleman. i'm not sure where i want to begin, but i guess professor, i'm going to start with you and i said a lot there, but i did find it that it seemed to me and please correct me if i'm wrong. you're wrong, did everything possible to attack? well, not really attacking am i right? i would say that the strike was very calculated and carefully managed and that it could have been much more severe and very deadly. but it wasn't simply a spectacle what the iranians did in response to the is randy aggression on your, on your sovereignty and syria. mm hm. and the time of the embassy was it iranians warmed everyone before and what they wanted to do. and then they sent a large number of drugs for that as well. but in the drones were old drones. uh, none of them were

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the money i shut down, it is professor of climate science at the university of reading in the u. k. you told me more about the floods we expect. floods in spring in russia and about 50 percent of all floods are related to snow mailed. and now the 65 percent would be related to snow and you know, the 10 percent so uh, i st. john's up on lot triggers. so by themselves of floats in spring, i'm older than usual and but this year they were of extraordinary extends. so previously we had a similar floods in this part of the world in 1922. the in 19421957 the highest. what's the level so thought was observed in 1942, but these year it was accepted by about one or one meter from the previous records . so floods on those extraordinary spring. but this one was next to all generic, and this extends, as i said, the rear shock it down about from reading university in the u. k. israel has kind of got new as strikes against hamas, which several countries consider a terrorist group, as well as against the iran. a lined has belonged to the shop, in levin on claims of smoke could be seen in gas or safe

coming days or weeks to reassure you've done devised professor of climate science at the university of reading and the u. k. she told us more about these floods. we extend how floods in spring in russia and about 50 percent of all floods are related to snowfield. and now the 65 percent would be related to snow and you know, the 10 percent so ice jones up on like triggers, so by themselves of floats in spring on more than usual and but this year they were of extraordinary extends. so previously we had a similar floods in this part of the world in 1922 them in 19421957 the highest. what's the level? so thought was observed in 1942, but these here it was accepted by about one or one meter from the previous records . so floods on those extraordinary springs. but this one was extraordinary. again, this extends, let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. the ukrainian parliament has passed a controversial lot to boost army con scripts. the new measures requirement to update their draft data boost payments to volunteers and allow some conflicts to serve. after the vote, a gener

associate professor in law and co director at the center for international law at the university of bristol, in the u. k. at now. what is the reason behind this little suit in your opinion? i that well so, so the low seat alleges germany's responsibility for, for several violations of international law, both in respect of its failure to prevent violations within garza, including its failure to prevent genocide. its failure to prevent violations of the laws of um conflict and its actual supported aid and assist protecting the form of weapons transferred to israel. and much of this arise as much of that. the case in the way arises from an earlier case instituted in, in january brought by south africa against israel and relation to the assault on golf in which south africa, religious genocide is, is being committed in gods or itself. and in legal terms, does nicaragua have a case here as well? yes, it does. and certainly nicaragua is not that the 1st state or, or, or entity to alleged these kinds of violations being committed in golf. are we, i've had the, the un secretary general make these points, the un

the coming days or weeks of the sugar down of is professor of climate science and the university of reading and the u. k. welcome to dw professor. what caused these rack would like and floods would cost us the breaking subs. uh would be, uh, quite metrics, very ability. uh, whether an clements odd sense. it was too late to make truly from year to year and some years are almost no way if you will. and then the others. so this year we have particularly lots of uh, snowfall and smoke ventilation. uh which exceeded the norm by 70 to 60 percent. so there was a lot of snow to begin with. and then was to gary rapid warming. so within just a few days, temperature went from some 0 values to something like $1718.00 degrees. and so would that cost be any video record mailed over these large? most of us? no, we accumulated over winter. okay. increase to rank full of rapid melting snow . but you said it's within the you said the it's exceeded the the, the no one. but you seem to imply that, that it's, it's much as you would expect for this time of year, within a given range. we expect floods in spring in russia and

spoke about this a short while ago with rosa friedman, a professor of law, a conflict on global development at redding university. in the u. k. she says the presence of 10 in police would be more of a hindrance than a help. i mean this, this police false, she doesn't speak the language of pre owned or french, or even spanish, which, you know, is that the language and hate to the doesn't know the local context and does not understand the political climate. it will be burton this will help to, to the haitian police a minute true on the ground. i will actually be more of a hindrance. i'm the worry will actually be for the security of this, of this 1000 people coming from kenya rather than whether or not they can help with the security on the ground in haiti. as we heard the report, the decision to send kenyan troops has been met with harsh criticism there. why is, can use government backing the mission? well, we have to understand the economies of peacekeeping and the economies of intervention can use. government will be paid assessed amounts of money sold, general police officers, toys that the amounts of money is probably mor

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university of south size. the comfort in the middle east s k is the 5 minutes of the wrong, has pleasure, say his country will not serve as a 2 foot stone agendas. the comments came off out along the way to the thing with the turkish presence shot he would assist and not allowing any force to use the rock of territory as a launch batch for aggression against neighboring countries. just as we sanctify outlines and then the law and aggression that gets to the rocky sovereignty a president and are the ones who visits to a rog, marks a historical and significant development, not just in relations between turkey and iraq, but for the region as a whole. we understand that over the past few years, if not the better part of a decade, relations between the 2 countries have been at odds for a number of different reasons. but the one thing that has been a constant has been the economic trade relationship between the 2 countries started present. it says that there were about $20000000000.00 of trade between the 2 countries. and that they hope to further develop this relationships build on that. and build a mutual agreeme

of the senior lecture. now i was in your studies at portsmouth university in the u. k. frank, what do we know about the foreign nationals who are fighting for russia and it's war against ukraine? good morning, terry. we know that they are from many different countries you saw in the pile that there's a big stress. tons of numbers i think on south asia. so also it did nationalist for line comes and paradoxically inside us guns were the focus for the russians anyway on trade soldiers. so just trying to coast by the west. they've been looking for those and they've been recruited both directly on through iran that had been saving souls and seen some of them trained. some of them experienced was a minor diplomatic spot with cuba last year, which is now settled is different and they're all cubans and not many on south africa troops to last year. the lowest with liberalized as well to recruit for the soviet citizens into the army. and of course, the d o is money you're off, rich russian soldier conscripted a rather volunteer enough in this case uh, receives about $2000.00, whi

the hundreds of students and academics are arrested in major us the universities for protesting against israel's war on cause of noah's no box. the slides aren't going to realign the u. k. prime minister presses ahead with they plan to devote asylum seekers to, to one, to an assistant, to a european union member of parliament as being arrested on suspicion of spying the china, the welcome to the rug and we'd be getting calls. so whereas being $200.00 days of israel's will, more than $34000.00 palestinians have been killed since october the 7th. and there were no signs of violence ending in the central parts of the street. but if he comes, have been under relentless undocked, hillary attacks for days in the know the neighborhoods of i should. yeah. and also to main goal is the city with targets is unfair. the south is right in the gun, but it's fine. a con eunice view and says the incessant attacks of damaged or destroyed 60 percent of items in gaza. and denver stage of the health care system is also will. and that the entire population is facing acute food shortages because the amount of terry aid has been reduced to a trickle. and that also is a side of the violence a

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university in new york. it has implemented the high was scheduling regime to de escalate the tensions on st cause one k with both and spoke with actress at the school of the university along with yale and other ivy league institutions. i've had a wave of pro palestine. pro test says campuses are very divided about where students stand on international issues inside the campus. there has been an encampment of pro palestine students. and now, as you can see, the campus has been locked down through the history of this university of being invested in war and invested in the wrong sort of history. you can look into the ways that they've invested in to be an armoire invested in apartheid space and freedom of religion. i personally will be coming to these gates here tonight to to have a seat or i'm is your student and it's a and a tv that makes me feel unsafe here. so i will be celebrating, pass over here outside the gate. when my students are inside the gate, as a student, i was against the war in vietnam. we did the same thing and people knew we were right. and then the, and we ended the war in vietnam. and these young people are right and i want to defend

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the purpose of the, or purposefully undermining human rights around the world for his own self serving political motives. the u. k. is deliberately destabilizing the entire concept of universal human rights through its a polling domestic policies. and paula taking, i'm gonna see international code out the previous government for his domestic policies highlighting the restrictive national security at giving. so it is a committed atrocities in the north of ireland and elsewhere have impunity. and its flagship policy of deporting migrants to rwanda, which has been subject to legal challenges. but the report is also highlighted versus the internationally, particularly it for a series of what to stop as well as massacre of palestinians in garza. there is no doubt in my mind that the u. k. will be judged harshly by history for its failure to help prevent civilian slaughtering gossip. the very minimum that's required from the government is an immediate hold to arms sales to is real and a strident an unequivocal call for a permanent cease fire by all sides alongside a huge scaling up of humanity. hearing aid to help stem masturbation president has steadfastly refused to vote for an

she sent us this reports as r k did inside terraces, prestigious steel spo university. dozens of students demanding it in to israel's war, and garza outside the others. showing cellphones to help stop what they say is a genocide. we are witnessing a genocide and as a student, we are in the process of shaping our own political awareness. and we know that students movements and voices have marked history. so this is why we can't stay silent. things became tends when a group, supposing israel arrive to stay, just counter protest, really. so cancer, i live near here and i worry this university is no longer friends. french police moved in to separate the 2 sine. meanwhile, most students during the demonstration this through the children, one of the universities like there is another, is raising university. we have a few demands, but one of them is to start investigating all of the ties they have with the state of israel, which is academy. and financial, there's already research with the work on that to understand how these really universities are complicit in the case of potential genocide dec

patrick barry, the defense and security analyst at the university of bath and the u. k. is also a form in nato and list and who joins us from san francisco today. patrick, i want to your perspective on just how significant this is. essentially, nato is talking about how much commitment they're going to provide to ukraine for how long and under what form on my right. and thinking that these kinds of conversations at the nato level could essentially determine the outcome of this for a good evening, sir. oh, uh, yeah, well, it will certainly contribute to the outcome of the war one way or another if they can make an agreement or not. i think charles has pointed by trying to tie in a certain governments that now into structured support over a lengthy period of time is certainly one of the things here because the trying to reduce the risk of, of there being a change in administration. and the course, you know, the delay in particular, the us $60000000000.00 which is being held up in congress, the delay and the effective about delay to the ukrainians by using this winter and i

before i became governor in the university of alaska was declining, like the conversation today around k-12 the focus back then was mostly about the budget. since taking office we have taken a different approach. we've worked with university leadership to helpful fill their mission. that mission is to prepare students to a job of today such as nursing and jobs in the future in emerging energy arctic research. unmanned aircraft and so much more. implementing a different approach wasn't easy ant it wasn't popular but like our approach to public safety the evidence shows we are making progress. this falls for the first time in ten years university enrollment is up year over year. [applause] >> the freshman class is up 40% since last fall and 80% of graduates find jobs in alaska within a year. as proud graduate of the university of alaska and parent of two university graduates as well, this is great news. my proposed budget provides additional resources for the university to obtain the highest research certification level available. with your support for these resources the university of ala

of that coming through their k-12 education. let's talk more openly about what's going on at these universities. heard one of these chance, larry, the arabic word for uprising and many want to call for the destruction of israel. if you listen closely to the audio, chanting infantile that which is quite literally not even a word. what does that actually reveal? it is not anti-semitism, really. the real issue is the students are lost. they are completely onboard, starving for any form of direction and purpose and meaning. all the more reason one final season is approaching. at a time when we have lost our sense of identity in this country, as americans, as members of a family, as individuals, i think that is what we need to do better in the conservative movement. we need to fill that vacuum intelligent people this is what it means to be american. this is what it means to be a proud citizen of this nation. not some global citizen fighting climate change somewhere. a citizen of the united states of america and we are proud of it. we do have free speech rights but that means speaking your mind openly,

guess the intel of eve and i'm a professor of history at x to university in the u. k. in boston, let me cody distinguished public policy. follow this on policy institute at the american university and they wrote a column list and on the list. and in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, calling cloud director of research up these young group, specializing in the future of terrorism, security and trans national crime. very well, welcome to gentleman on this edition of inside story. i even thought they could come to you until the 1st. you know, we've got the facts that israel says those that were killed. yes today. well, how much to risk and collateral damage as the palestinians say they were the children of the smell? any? it's all about the narrative, isn't it? and the message getting out to the international audience? yes, i think you're heading me in your program. yes, i think it is, it is about the narrative and it's also about how detailed it can be. a bottles, he's really not a to, i don't know if this came out in english, but definitely in hebrew. ready as of this was a deci

campus . demonstrations and support of casa, have rocks university campuses with dozens of arrests, including at the ivy league school. yeah. and other world news dob, e u k, so called wanda bell has been passed by parliament for ominous originally. so next is the 1st slide. scaring asylum seekers to wanda will leave in 10 to 12 weeks. the blind is a central part of his government strategy to tackle the legal migration. it's been widely criticized by human rights groups. for brendan has moved from london. there are still very many questions about how exactly it will work in his news conference . earlier on monday, i really see not laid out some of the plans. he said the 1st flights should take off within 10 to 12 weeks. he says there are more than 2000 people. so 2000 detention center spaces being uh, per pad. there are extra staff being trained to act as escorts on those planes to rewind and there are certain plans that are still going to be finalized with were on that to make sure that the legal aspects are all tied up. but there are still questions exactly how many flights uh will be going, because they're on definitely going to be some legal challenge

of thei doz r state universities. >> they're setting the template for getting rid of this. k but what i think it's going to take beyond that is coordinated lawsuits bey to show that dea programs are actually a violation of america d.e.in cl rights law. they systematically discriminate against white and asiaystematin men in partic. and it's going to take mon sog ab public opinio that we're talking about the facts, we're talking about the trutouthkingh, and we're talking about getting back to a system of colorblind equality t in whih everyone is treated equally t as anrdividual, no avatar of their race or sexuality, which rac is against the very principles that we should be fighting for in this countrg foy. l happ we can already predict what's going to happen the minute you get in thereen get and start uprooting these programs. you're going to be savagely attacked as attacking civil rights or taking away legal protections for minorities. l bk >> yeah, but it's all barkno and no bite. cod my rolite.e as a trustee atw college of florida, one of the first things that we didllrl is

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k-12. that is the breeding ground for these students that then enter the universities. my general view, start with most basic solutions. first shut down the department ofducation. return that money to parents and schools across this country. students already entering freshman year coming this that the k-12 education. talk more openly what is going on at these universities. funny i heard one of the chants, larry, chanting intifada, arab world for uprising many that want to call for the destruction of israel. if you listen closely to the video, they were chanting intifada, which is not a word. this is not just antisemitism riley. these students are loss, completely unmoored, starving for any form of direction and purpose and meaning. all the more reason when finals season is approaching one more deflection. at a time we lost our identity of this country, as americans, members of a family, as individuals. that is what we need to do better in the conservative movement, fill that vacuum, this is what it means to be an american, what it means to be a proud citizen of this nation, not some nebulous global citizen fighting climate change somewhere, but a citiz