1st student protest, the against israel is war hunting, tells us about demonstrations at the university of tokyo. my name is hans young and i was born in because uh in the hospital to baptist hospital i moved to japan when i was 7 years old and i grew up here until about the end of high school. and i just moved back in october in order to raise awareness and do as much as i can for pablo sign into time. i'm here to support the students at university of cocoa in there and cut meant it's the 1st encampment in japan. um, and you know, one of the students was inspired by the students in columbia and all over the states in the world now. and decided to finish up with 10 and solidarity and also to demand from the university to divest from their partnerships with israel. i know so a lot of people, the protest and events in japan may not seem radical. i mean, they're not very radical. however, it depends. those sorts of actions don't help costs and don't help the reputation of the cause. the only further damage to the cause of the pulsing and causing their and the reputation of, of all is fine. so in or

eight philosopher at the university of tokyo. also leading marxist thinker. work centers on questions of growth. questions of climates. help we can start to think about what the future might look like. is very influential book slowed down the manifesto was published early this year end english. a huge bestseller in japan. peter is a professor of journalism and political science. he is also a colleague whose work i am proud to appear alongside time to time. it's fair to st. peter, whether it's a teacher or editor at large as a commentator writing his columns in the times has emerged as an essential voice to explore ideas and paths forward in a situation feels utterly helpless. he is a person i have turned to many times when i felt helpless in the last few months. then we have joel is the dean of the school of foreign service here at georgetown. more importantly he is also someone who has worked all across the globe and poverty alleviation at the world bank. moderation revolution and can yet we were neighbors in delhi weed walker dogs together. and i think someo

i'm here to support the students at university of tokyo and there and come in. it's the 1st encampment in japan. um, and you know, one of the students was inspired by the students in columbia and all over the states and the world now. and decided to pitch of attend and solidarity. and also to demand from the university to divest from their partnerships with israel. i know so a lot of people, the protest and events in japan may not seem radical. i mean, they're not very radical. however, it depends. those sorts of actions don't help cause and don't help the reputation of the cause. the only further damage to the cause of the pulsing and causing the end the reputation of, of all this fine. so in order for us to really engage with the society in the community here, we have to do it in ways that are more, let's say soft, but also very powerful. so we've done some, you know, our actions where we remembered all the martyrs and says that while we painted red tears dot really made that really touched everyone and made them feel so heavy most of the losses. and because of

and tells us about demonstrations that the university of tokyo my name is hans young and i was born in because uh in the hospital to baptist hospital. i moved to japan when i was 7 years old and i grew up here until about the end of high school. and i just moved back in october in order to raise awareness and do as much as i can for palestine in japan. i'm here to support the students at university of cocoa in there and cut meant it's the 1st encampment in japan. um and you know, one of the students was inspired by the students in columbia and all over the states in the world now. and decided to finish up with 10 and solidarity and also to demand from the university to divest from their partnerships with israel. i know so a lot of people, the protest and events in japan may not seem radical. i mean, they're not very radical. however, it depends those sorts of actions don't help costs and don't help the reputation of the cause. the only further damage to the cause of the pulsing and causing the and the reputation of, of all is fine. so in order for us to really engage with society in th

bronze medalist of the summer games in tokyo in rhythmic gymnastics, alina granosko graduated with honors from the belarusian state universityture, immediately after receiving her diploma, the girl in an interview with the sportkadr program said that her participation in the olympics in paris. people, therefore, in the cruel 21st century, in times of envy and revenge, remember, you are a man, so don’t lose a drop of honor, when you hear ringing laughter, cruelty, don’t break, remember, you are a man, so remain a man. also, the leader of the belarusian rhythmic gymnastics team spoke about the topic of her thesis and discussed how her studies helped her in terms of developing her sports career. the interview is available right now on the youtube channel. belarus 5 and that was the sports day, i worked in the studio kristina kamysh, all the best! how long has it been since you held a book in your hands? page after page, greedily tasting every word, of all the manifestations of human creativity, the most amazing and worthy of attention are books, the thoughts of past times live in books, the voices of people are heard clearly an

i finished at 9:10 after my second year and after my return from the olympic games in tokyo, of course the university, then they noticed my progress and asked me to push myself. keep up your brand to the end, you’ve already succeeded in sports, come on, come on, well, i graduated from school with a gold medal, i graduated from university with honors, honestly i’m glad, i’m sure that this knowledge will be 100% useful to me in life. let's congratulate aline on his diploma, and of course, sometimes there are some sleepless nights preparing for coursework work, important exams, these tickets, well, there was time, whoever wants it will find it, when i started writing some messages that i couldn’t. i’m training, that i don’t have any pandemic, that i don’t have any weekend stops and i’m not at home at all, like let me send work there later or not go online at this time, because i’m in training, and they made it clear to me, that it doesn’t matter who you are, you should know my subject, but maybe i’d also like to go over the subjects a little bit, it’s not here, unfortunately, but tell me what’s best for

of various universities in chile demanded the termination of all university relations with the zionist regime. in line with the student demonstrations, protestors of the palestinian genocide gathered in front of the american embassy in tokyo. a similar demonstration was held in seoul, the capital of south korea. the people of morocco condemned the zionist regime's genocide in gaza by organizing a demonstration near the american consulate building in dar al-bayda. gaza became a suitor. the order of the head of the judiciary to review and present the solution to the reasons for people going to prison, the head of the judiciary said in a meeting with a group of benefactors, which was held on the occasion of the national day of support for prisoners' families, that conditions should be created so that the released person does not return to prison again. the people who are busy chatting around the table have one thing in common in doing good deeds. see what happens if you free a pigeon, and of course similar tricks for freeing prisoners and helping the convict's family. so far, we have done 12 revenge cases, one of which was done just last night. all guests are the head of the judiciary. i am very i'm happy, maybe no position.

nutrients for immune health, and ensure complete with 30 grams of protein i had to go montgomery and tokyo and this is cnn justin university of southern california officials have closed the schools named campus as police movement here out, pro-palestinian protesters all amid the growing unrest, we are seeing in college campuses across the country, he continued to monitor this developing situation. meanwhile, in florida, this weekend, behind closed doors, wealthy republican donors were told the issue of abortion was a key vulnerability ahead of november that's according to one attendee at the gop retreat in florida the acknowledgment comes after several major developments this past week in arizona, the governor signed a repeal of a near-total abortion ban from 18, 64, while in florida, a law banning almost all abortions after six weeks took effect wednesday borders there would aside its fate in november. that means nearly every state across the south has some form of abortion ban in place. but a new cnn poll this week shows just over half of adults and states with complete bans find the policy too restrictive. now, trump ha

she has a rushes specialist and professor of political science as a fee university. she joins us now from tokyo. so very important meeting this, even if it reflects the, the strengthening relationship between russia in china, which is likely to perhaps become a deeper in years to come. what sort of challenges is that like you just drop for west and countries are the only thing this visit is very symbolically important. russia at a sign of but just want to show that they have caught in this for this stone that they're taking against what they refer to as the us last global order. so i think standing shoulder to shoulder, they chose that they will be able to pull other countries into that whole but, and away from what they consider to be the west and all that. how does the relationship between china and russia change off to the ukraine war? yeah, so as i think your report says, the trade relationship between the 2 is deep and it reached wrinkled levels last year was 2 $140000000000.00 in biological trade. um, and i think it's in the tray span, the lots of the tools will be taking place in china t

i one of the missionaries i study actually becomes an international law professor in japan and, botany. he teaches botany and international law at tokyo university he's a medical doctor. he has no training in either of these things. and that's always kind blown my mind. but it's interesting that it comes back to the states too. so they are absolutely. these are folks who are interested in all kinds of things and. so not only are they coming back and teaching, but they're also publishing in american scientific journals, in american anthropological journals, as well as writing history and ethnography and, the sorts of stuff you might expect to see their stuff in. so they are shaping sort of scientific discourse in the u.s. as well as other kinds of things. so we are missionaries sort of back and shaping. so the formation area studies in the us is a story that i think we're a little bit more familiar with, but are also you know, folks like samuel williams is going to be sort of creating these academic institutions, professorships where are going to be sort of identifying that, you know, american students be learning about this place. they be learni

university announced on wednesday that 13 students protesting the zionist crimes in gaza were denied their degrees. protesters of the palestinian genocide. gathered in front of the american embassy in tokyo. participants in this rally they demanded an end to the food war and aid to palestine. stefano apuzzo, a former member of the italian parliament , supported the palestinian flag in the building of the house of representatives and supported the palestinian people in the wake of the israeli genocide in the gaza strip. a car bomb exploded in al-mezeh area of ​​damascus and one person was killed. it is said that the person killed was a soldier of the syrian army. more than this explosion has not been announced. while the united nations warns about gaza, food sent to this strip is destroyed. the food that was supposed to be sent to gaza from about 20 days in the past , it was left under the sun at the rafah crossing by the invaders. they are expired and spoiled. the united nations has announced that no trucks have been removed since the occupation of the crossing. he did not cross the rafah border towards gaza. the british house of commons was suspended. the countdown to holding general el

he is an adjunct professor in the department of political science and international affairs at temple university jer pounds. and he joins his life from tokyo. so good to have you here with us. it's, i guess, very encouraging that these high level talks took place in the 1st place. absolutely, i mean it's been 5 years since the last try lateral meeting. in the meantime, we have seen a lot of diplomatic activity between the united states, south korea and japan. there's been a reinforcement of that try lateral relationships. so certainly on the side of china, there was a desire as well, of course, on the side of japan and south korea. but unfortunately, it was very important to kind of revitalize this try lateral cooperation between the 2 countries. given the current circumstances where the region is, this sets by a large number of diplomatic tensions ahead of the summit. i mean, people were down saying expectations. how would you characterize ties between these 3 regional heavy weights? how maligned? are they right? yeah, i think there were good reasons to lower our expectations of the meetings of mine were fairly low as well. i don't think

joe got you and university, and he was the deputy head of the human human rights agency in the occupied palestinian territories. he's joining us live from the japanese capital. tokyo, thank you very much for your time. so the us says that as well as use of american weapons is inconsistent with international humanitarian rule. but what does inconsistent mean? why not say it's violation if it's inconsistent? as well as to say that it's inconsistent with international humanitarian law is probably the understatement of the year. i mean, i think the report is really very much a bureaucratic passing. the buck exercise. it's incontrovertible. a clear as the light of day that israel has been committing a litany of more crimes, crimes against humanity and, and genocide. and but you know, none of nobody wants to be the one who points to the elephant in the room. nobody wants to be the one who expose it themselves. so i think what's happened is the bureaucrats has a pass the book on. and now it's supposedly a political decision. but really the book has got to stop the buck stops here. like, uh, you know, people used to say about the us presidency and by didn't really has to