he's a professor of us politics and us foreign relations at the university of sydney. go to have you with this brendan. so how much of the us budget actually goes to farm aid and how does that compare to how much other countries spend? well, the us is the largest economy in the world, gives about 9 and a half $1000000000.00 and foreign id. yeah, this is well, but. ready the wrong promise target. ready about one percent of g d p to foreign i united states because about a 0.23 percent of its gd pay, the strongest performers in that regard. the. ready scan. ready in countries. ready white sweden giving closer to the one percent of to the pay target of japan to slip down considerably in recent years and it's far night as well. so there's, you know, there's a many needs out there in terms of famine, in terms of economic deprivation around the world. but we don't usually count military 8 entirely in fine. 8 and recent times united states has given

in australia, there are hundreds of students inside the university of sydney campus demonstrated in support of the palestinian cause. these students set up tents for a sit-in at the university of sydney and asked the university administration to cancel joint ventures with israeli companies. this student movement is expanding in universities around the world, especially in european universities, and raises many questions for pro-israeli governments and the continuation of these governments' policies in the near future . the us military base in al-omar oil field in deir zor province in eastern syria was targeted by a missile attack. seven missiles were fired at this base. to three of them hit the base from the southeast and four other missiles hit its vicinity . more details about this attack have not yet been published and no group has claimed responsibility for it. has not taken since the beginning of the zionist regime's invasion of the gaza strip , american military bases in iraq and syria have been repeatedly targeted by missile and drone attacks. colombia is the second latin american co

much process that's was purpose to speak with the performance deputy vice chancellor at the university of sydney amended for my governments. specialists advise that in civil ministries of government briefly giving us cheese view on the ongoing elections taken face of in. so that's a good today back to you. me too many things i thought is going to be i can't get into how to have to how does bug with her guess them any tax was they can use a gauze and now where is where he strikes, grind on 10 and it needs to palestinians and didn't during many more in the city of devonte, a in northern garza. meanwhile, the israeli army continued it says twice in rasa of a nice ignoring orders from the international court of justice. report say i d. s. tongue that pushed through to the center of gauze and southernmost. this was a warning we're about to show you some disturbing images in a 2 step e strike on a 10 thompson out of my was the 1021 lives among them. 12 women. the area has been designated to say for 5 years, really army, the idea has denied involved mentioned the attack on the account. despite this bei

in australia, pro-palestinian protesters are camped at the university of sydney. today counterprotesters rallied with israeli and australian flags. in paris, french police moved in and cleared out students who had been occupying the prestigious university. >> i am here because the riot police removed me. but i'm here because i want to show solidarity with the palestinian people. i want this movement to spread to all the campuses. >> in gaza a palestinian hospital reported at least seven people killed in an overnight israeli strike on rafa. daylight revealed what was left of the home that bore the brunt of the attack near the egyptian border. most of the dead were reported to be children. meantime, a group representing israeli hostages confirmed that a 49-year-old man died during the hamas attack on israel in october but is -- but his body has in the been returned. two rocket launches today highlighted trail blazing venture into space. china sent up a robotic craft to bring back samples from the far side of the moon. the first of its kind mission could take two mont

university of toronto . similar rallies were held in the universities of sydney, melbourne, canberra and other australian cities but in france, the protests of pro-palestinian students at sciencespace university led to the closure of the main campus of this university. the students of this university cut off their ties with the zionist regime in berlin, and thousands of people protested the crimes of the zionists by holding a rally and shouting for the freedom of palestine . hundreds of students of the national autonomous university of mexico also held protest rallies in solidarity with palestine and against the aggression against the gaza strip. cambridge university students also joined the ranks of palestine supporters. the students holding the palestinian flags called for the zionist regime to stop the invasion of noor gaza became a suitor. however, the french government announced the closure of some universities due to crowds and anti-zionist protests this friday . i am talking about this with my colleague mr. shaheswar hosseini in paris. mr. shaheswar hosseini, i am at your service. let us explain. i will

similar rallies were held in the universities of sydney, melbourne, canberra and other australian cities, but in france, protests by pro -palestinian students at the university of science in paris led to the closure of the main campus of this university. students this university is cut off. they demanded their relations with the zionist regime. in berlin, thousands of people protested the crimes of the zionists and shouted for the freedom of palestine. hundreds of students of the national autonomous university of mexico held protest rallies in connection with palestine and against the aggression against the gaza strip. cambridge university students also joined the ranks of palestine supporters. students holding palestinian flags were asked to stop the zionist regime's aggression against gaza. the zionists continued: their crimes by bombing a house in the north of rafah which led to the martyrdom of seven people, including four children. allahu akbar. qassam battalions of the military branch. the hamas movement announced that the military gathering of the zionist regime in the town of nir

university of prescottland, adelaide and canberra. the range of student improvements in support of palestine, which started last week in the universities of melbourne and sydney and australia, now with the creation of similar camps in the universities of perth, queensland , adelaide and canberra. who strongly rejected the allegation of threats against jewish students in these protests and blocked the way for propaganda abuse by supporters of zionism from this legitimate sit-in against the crimes of the israeli regime. it is clear to us that the protests against the genocide in gaza are legitimate and the defense of human rights. australian protesting students from educational institutions and universities want their relationship with the weapons manufacturers who continue the crimes in gaza. the proposals are left to netanyahu to expose and cut off. we demand a complete severance of the relationship between australian universities and arms manufacturers for tel aviv. the australian students also emphasized that they will continue to improve until they do not get answers to their demands in camps related to palestine. esmail puraji, regional office of south ea

tim anderson, a former professor at the university of sydney. mr. anderson tonight , we will review and analyze the latest developments related to student protests. you have decades of teaching experience at the university, and you also follow international issues. what is your assessment and feeling when you see that these students and universities are now the main center of protests against the genocide in gaza and the defense of the palestinian people. i think a transformation it is very natural and normal that it is happening in american universities. because it is quite clear that the american government has a very clear involvement in the events that are happening in gaza, and therefore, with the money that they give and the weapons that are provided to israel , they are in fact a very influential factor in these issues and that's why. there is also a reason that the students, in a natural action , organized those protests and opposed the supply. this is the regime, protests have spread to more than 100 american universities and colleges, and s

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tim anderson, a former professor at the university of sydney. mr. anderson tonight, the latest developments related to we review and analyze the student protests . as a first question, as a person who has been teaching at a university for decades and also follows international issues, what is your assessment and feeling when you see that these are the students and universities that are now it formed the main focus of protests against gaza and the defense of the palestinian people. i think there is a very natural and normal development that is taking place in american universities because it is quite clear that the american government has a very specific involvement in the events that are happening in gaza, and therefore they use the money they give with weapons. which are provided to israel. in fact , it is a very influential factor in these cases, and that is why the students, in a natural act , organized those protests and are against financing this regime. the protests have spread to more than 100 american universities and colleges, and so far mo

university of work with the work styles with palestine coalition. and yes, mean i love that we said you student at the university of sydney with the students for palestine group. welcome to you all. thank you so much for being a mom here. your joining us from harvard. can you tell us exactly what's happening on campus, right? now uh yeah, so basically on campus right now, we're having an encampment where students are occupying the whole yard and of many that they will only leave until we have full disclosure of harvard developments, as well as a safe estimate from the student is rona is really redeem the moods are very high right now. and community members are very strong and vigilant and remaining so fast in mind. so the, despite so much administrative impression, just mean, same question over to you that what's the situation in sydney? yeah, we've started our and cabinets here. uh, seeing what's been happening in the us wanting to send in support of the students are there who set up their in cap ma'am, and demand similar things for my university in order for them to comp, tides with weapons companies that can place it in genocide in gaza so, so the un

student support for palestine , which started last week in the universities of melbourne and sydney, australia, now with the creation of similar camps in the universities of perth, queensland, adelaide and canberra extended. we are responsible for the mass killing of the people of gaza and you will never be silent. the whole world should tell themselves to stop this obvious degradation. the protests that took place on the campus of victoria university became hotter due to the reaction of some jewish students following the publication of the official statement of the australian jewish council, which strongly rejected the allegation of threats against jewish students in these protests. blocked it is clear to us that the protests against the genocide in gaza are legitimate and the defense of human rights. the protesting australian students are asking their educational institutions and universities to disclose and cut their ties with the weapons manufacturers who provide weapons to netanyahu to continue the crimes in gaza. we demand a complete severance of the relationship between austral

university in lyon. now, the protests have even reached australia. these are scenes of students camping outside the university of sydney, and they have been doing that han a week now. so whilst most of the dramatic scenes have been at us campuses, with more than 1,000 arrests in total, there have been ripple effects worldwide. and that was meghan 0wen. police here have scuffled with protesters in south london after they blocked a coach that was collecting migrants and taking them to be housed on a barge off the coast of dorset. prime minister rishi sunak has made cracking down on illegal migration one of his key priorities. as part of that drive the government is trying to cut the cost of accommodating asylum—seekers in hotels by using barges and former military sites. here's simonjones. this is the coach that arrived this morning to move several migrants from peckham to the south coast. but these protesters had other ideas, letting down one of its tyres and blocking the road. they insist the bibby stockholm barge is not a suitable place to house asylum—seekers and the people due to be taken there don't want to go. word quickly spread on social media

they are a senior lecturer in peace and conflict studies at the university of sydney i guess people willnd the pressure it can exert on israel but america say none of the red lines have been crossed yet. i none of the red lines have been crossed yet-— crossed yet. i think the americans _ crossed yet. i think the americans hold - crossed yet. i think the americans hold the - crossed yet. i think the | americans hold the key crossed yet. i think the i americans hold the key to crossed yet. i think the - americans hold the key to an immediate ceasefire and have so far been reluctant to go all the way. as all other countries are nations and governments are juggfing are nations and governments are juggling a number of considerations and interests that are not always aligned with international law or humanitarian efforts and at the moment the biden administration doesn't seem to prioritise the leverage it has over israel. where do you think the west's red lines on gaza are and what would spur them into action? i think the words in the west don't fit because each government within europe, the au

students at the university of sydney are making demands on the university's leadership. ts in weapons companies and divest from them. the requirements are almost the same everywhere. refusal of partnerships with israeli educational institutions, condemnation of the gas operation, review. financial relations with companies that allegedly condone this operation. in canada, producer jonathan potens, who supports israel, reported panic among his neighbors. he spoke at meeting hosted by the toronto police service. everyone i know is armed, it should scare everyone here. everyone on social media is arming themselves, they are all getting gun permits, because these protests are not losing their power. on the recording you can hear that putin tries to interrupt several times, but he finishes his thought. well, in the usa , social network users habitually confused the events in the american state of georgia, where students are also protesting, with what is happening in georgia, in english, also george. so video companies of the tbilisi police in the background parliament's conside

universities. the range of student improvements to support palestine, which started last week the universities of melbourne and sydney australia started , now it has expanded with the creation of similar camps in the universities of pard, queensland, adelaide and canberra. we are responsible for the mass killing of the people of gaza and we will never be silent. the whole world should tell themselves to stop this obvious degradation . protests in the area. the victoria university was heated by the reaction of some jewish students. following the publication of the official statement of the jewish council of australia, which strongly rejected the claim of threats against jewish students in these protests , the zionist supporters' propaganda abuse of this legitimate sit-in against it blocked the crimes of the israeli regime. it is clear to us that the protests against genocide in gaza is legitimate and the defense of human rights. australian protesting students are asking their educational institutions and universities to disclose and cut their ties with the arms manufacturers who provide weapons to netanyahu to continu

s foreign relations at the university of sydney and she joys me from sydney fit to help you with this sir. um, there's so much to unpack here and everybody's still kind of coming to grips with this verdict. how do you think this may play out to over the next couple of days, a months? obviously, a major drummer and the american news fusions, national interest for the big question is, will it change any vices minds? is there a group of trump for just the thoughts that would support trump before this guilty verdict? the opinion following suggest there is a very small number of people in might fall into that category with. ready people with the vice important states in the united states with a selection and i've been but will be decide. ready it's very hard to tell, but i think most people have already kind of got a very strong view of trump. and this probably this conviction isn't kind of profoundly change opinions. all right, so you, you believe that this is not real loud as chances are becoming the next to west president potentially no, i mean i think people are pretty aware. the donal

professor chris turney is an earth scientist, and pro vice—chancellor of research at the university of technology, sydneyis is actually the fourth major flooding these poor people in southern brazil have suffered from over the last year. and this one is the worst for 80 years. but it's very much falling into a pattern now, as you say. a combination of absolutely horrific conditions combining to create this extreme event. the first one is the el nino. people might be familiar with that. it's a warmer tropical pacific ocean. it's one of the biggest causes of climate variability on the planet. and it's basically shifting the wind planet, the wind belts at the moment. it's something that's just started to ease off. but this is a last hurrah, by the looks of it. and it's basically shifting the rains to the south. people might have remembered the awful drought the amazon suffered from. but in the south, it causes flooding. but on top of this, you're absolutely right, its global heating. it's basic physics. we're putting so much carbon pollution into the air, it's adding around four hiroshima bombs of energy to

professor chris turney, an earth scientist, and pro vice—chancellor of research at the university of technology, sydney saying, it was a combination of events, isn't it? very much so, lucy. a tragic situation, the fourth major flooding for these poor people in southern brazil in a year. this is the worst in 80 years but it is falling into a pattern, a combination of horrific conditions combining to create this extreme event. people always talk about el nino. how much is that down to that and how much down to global warming, what is your assessment? it global warming, what is your assessment?— assessment? it is those two reasons. — assessment? it is those two reasons, the _ assessment? it is those two reasons, the first _ assessment? it is those two reasons, the first is - assessment? it is those two reasons, the first is el- assessment? it is those two j reasons, the first is el nino, people may be familiar with that, warmer, tropical pacific ocean and one of the biggest causes of climate variability on the planet. it shifts the wind, if you look at the wind belts, and it is starting to ease off but it

mark humphery—jenner is associate professor at the university of new south wales in sydney. s of this for ticketmaster, who are already facing a lawsuit? great to be with _ already facing a lawsuit? great to be with you. _ already facing a lawsuit? great to be with you. the _ to be with you. the implications are not good. it is pretty dire because we are seeing class actions in the us and australia for prior data breaches against other companies and it is going to have a very negative impact on ticketmaster and live nation. details are still emerging, the 500,000 being asked for, what does that indicate about the seriousness of this data breach?— seriousness of this data breach? ., , ., breach? to my mind, given that they were _ breach? to my mind, given that they were preaching _ breach? to my mind, given that they were preaching about - breach? to my mind, given that they were preaching about half. they were preaching about half a billion customers, 1.3 tb of data. if they are only asking for $500,000 it suggests they don't have the highest quality information, may be not e

university's the live stream of the ceremony. pro-palestinian protesters chanting in the background as student body president sydney roberts started giving her speech while member of the administration steps in telling the protesters they are being heard but asking them to respect the speaker. video shared on social media shows some of the protests up close. you can see some students chanting from the stands while others walk into the stadium, the university says protests left the protesters. that is, left the stadium voluntarily. no arrests were made. in her speech, roberts briefly addressed the university's history with student protests. thank you, sunny. this wouldn't be berkeley without a protest. so i get it. yeah. uc berkeley released a statement about the demonstrations that said, in part, while today's commencement was at times unforeseen and disrupted, it did not prevent us from honoring the hard work and accomplishments of our students. the war in the middle east rages on. it's also been two years since a well-known palestinian american journalist died reporting in the west bank. today in the bay's alyssa gore takes us t

and if the technical university of munich works with the v l t t and his team developed an instrument they called gravity. sydney, visible the motion of the stars around the subject areas, a giant black hole at the center of our galaxy. the work also provided more proof for einstein's general theory of relativity must be its most what we want to measure now is whether the prediction is correct. what is, what is the black hole really only determined by the rotation of space, time and mass, or a space time strangely deformed? to reach for form, a, c, i use it may be, egg shaped, or shape like a clover leaf. you could determine that from the shape of stellar orbit gordon vaughn, for missing your one. if i, the black holes will play a star enrolled in solving this big physics puzzle. i have that. so we have time for on tomorrow today. the science show, thanks for joining us and see you again next week. but for now the, the, the, the old car tires drive deforestation. 70 percent of the world's river harvest goes to the tire industry. massive tire makers are turning towards cycling and using alternative raw materials.

university's live feed of the ceremony. you heard those. you heard those pro-palestinian. protesters chanting in the background as student body president sydney roberts started giving her speech, a member of the administration steps in, telling the protesters they're being heard, but asking them to give the student body president respect while she speaks now. video shared on social media shows some of the protests up close. you can see some students chanting from the stands, while others walk into the stadium, the university says protesters left the stadium voluntarily with no arrests made. in her speech, roberts briefly addressed the university's long history with student protests. thank you sunny. this wouldn't be berkeley without a protest. so i get it. uc berkeley released a statement about the demonstrations that said, in part, while today's commencement was at times unfortunately disrupted, it did not prevent us from honoring the hard work and accomplishments of our students. well as the war in the middle east rages on, people in san francisco gathered to mark two years since a well-known palestinian american journalist was killed while

wells press freedom prize on is kind of sydney and john this so that reporting on israel's move on gaza. you as president joe biden, defense police action on university campuses, while students demand an end to israel's move on garza and then you guys, government and conservative college and could be looking at heavy losses often local and reach the next the we begin in southern gaza where is riley strikes, have killed at least 7 pallets stands in a residential area. know a rough a family home in the area. what's targeted as well, has increased its foaming campaign in and around rafa. despite international pressure not to launch a ministry offensive on the city, nearly one and a half 1000000 displaced palestinians all seeking shelter in rafa of to fling as well as attacks elsewhere in gaza. the united nations has urged israel to drop its plans for ground the tax on rafa, the spikes best and for the un. sexy general says it would be faithful for display civilians. i'm humanitarian aid authorized organizations on the strip. a rough size at the heart of our guys that humanitarian operations. it a, it is a trans shipment point for live saving assistance

sydney kamlago. thank you for joining us, congresswoman. we begin tonight with the demonstrations on our college campuses including los angeles. we mentioned the clearing of university of southern california's campus this morning, which was carried out without incident by lapd. what are you hearing about how the situation was handled? many of us, i certainly support the students protest, but say no violence. how are you hearing how it is being handled? >> well thank you for having me on. we certainly have been monitoring the situation at usc, as well as ucla. i will say for a while the information coming out has been murky, distressing, and disjointed. we know for sure is that campuses should be safe places for students to learn and debate and also exercise freedom of speech. they also have to be spaces that are free from discrimination against race, color, creed, national origin. i certainly cannot speak to the specifics about the every school situation, but i do know at usc, the encampment has dispersed, protests have dwindled as they are preparing for commencement exercises for next week and the university has put up a free speech zone, so that all protesting gro

university protect pro palestinian speech on campus, drop all charges against, promote sydney and student organizers. and organizations disclose all investments and endowments divest from the state of israel, and then all partnerships, academic partnerships with israel. but she also says that you've been chasing people out of the yard. we. this is a liberated zone. this is a public space. anyone is welcome to be in here. we do not tolerate sheets. the incident that she may be referring to, although she provides no specific evidence or context is uh, 2 days ago when a sniper from the israeli occupation forces came into our encampments with hopes of intimidating us. um and we did not tolerate the design is i'm and the fact that someone who has likely murdered people's loved ones was on was in our liberated zone. but, you know, we, everybody has left on their own. of course, obviously there's increasing pressure on d. c to come in with the police, are you? do you think they're going to, are you concerned? i am not concerned because i know that any conditions that we may face here any for pressure in any state violence is absolutely nothing compared to what the people in class are goin