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used by the us with afghan funds in afghanistan. i would be very much in favor because it is full of logic. we have the money in our pockets and someone has to explain to me why it is good for the afghan money and not good for the russian money. if they did this, that you would have access to hundreds of billions of dollars to use as they wish to now under barrels plan, not money would be used to rebuild ukraine, a sort of war compensation scheme, all reparations of sort without choice. other ideas muted include selling the seas, property of russian oligarchs. the u. s. is already pushing for this and the idea hasn't gain traction in brussels to personally, i'm absolutely convinced that it is extremely important to not only freeze assets, but also to make it possible to confiscate them to make them available for rebuilding the country. now he went on to say that he's already instructed the use legal teams to find a way to make this possible, but he may come unstuck. some experts suggest, at least if he wants the you to continue to r

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use a live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, the group of civilians is evacuated from in and around the besieged steel plaza. the ukrainian city of mario pole with hundreds more are still stuck in the facility the show support for ukraine. us how speak a nancy pelosi becomes the highest ranking american official to visit q.

this series has been useful for defense companies like us to help us better understand challenges and priorities in order to inform our investments and partnerships, particularly when it comes to research and development, better preparing ourselves to meet huge research capability needs. today's event is the second installment in 2022. last year we were honored to kick off the series with a discussion on advancing army priorities with john whitley and general james mcconville. general mcconville has been a frequent guest at the commander series. the year prior he featured in a discussion on adapting army operations to prevail in competition for peers. today's events will add to our further track record on army leadership engagement. we are delighted again to host the secretary of the u.s. army, the honorable christine wormuth, to build on these previous discussions. there is no better leader today to discuss the role of the army on deterring actors across the globe. thank you again for spending time with us and we look forward to hearing your insights in the coming hour. with that it

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i us about the national picture in the us? , _ . . us?ocrats. 0n the whole, this is good to be a republican year. if the republicans nominate the far right candidates for governor and senator of pennsylvania could end up saving the senate for the democrats by electing a democrat to what is currently a republican seat and as well electing a democratic governor in pennsylvania, which is one of the five or six most important swing states for presidential elections. as always, great to talk to you. thank you for taking the time to speak to us on the context. president biden has called the shooting dead of ten mostly black shoppers in the city of buffalo by a gunman an act of domestic terrorism. after meeting the victims's families the president spoke about the racism behind the killings. look, we've seen the mass shootings in charleston south carolina, el paso, texas and pittsburgh. last year in atlanta. this week in dallas, texas and now in buffalo. in buffalo, new york. white supremacy is a poison, it's a poison running through. it really i

that's very important for us. does we leave everything that happened beforehand at the door for her policy? so we can focus solely on music for a couple of hours. if you had think a new one on the music? ah, honestly kinda when the children get the chance to try out a variety of instruments and to find their own voice, shannon creating something beautiful by making music, for example, boosts people's self esteem. ah, the mid mark was each project as 11 centers in berlin, and near by potsdam helping young people to grow into their new society. with greater confidence, the mother, i saw riah muradi has been playing the clarinet with the orchestra for 2 years now . a soft, i've a shewn mice not having to play on your own. that's when sure. that's something you have to do to it could. it's so much nicer with the group. it sounds like and you feel nicer hot and not so a lot of money is she shalayna, i believe our clock 6 times and then we'll hold that note for 6 beats. okay. playing with people also means breathing tog

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thanks for speaking to us today.— speaking to us today.thank you _ speaking to us today. i'd love to come back. thank you very i speaking to us today. i'd love to i come back. thank you very much. let's turn to new zealand now, where there were emotional reunions in auckland on monday, as the country opened its borders to more international visitors. people from more than 60 countries can now enter the country — provided they're vaccinated and have tested negative for covid. the country closed its borders in march 2020, with many being kept apart from their loved ones, until now. singing in maori. it's been two years ofjust wondering if and when, never knowing if the moment was even going to come. so pleased to finally be able to get down here. to actually hold this little precious bundle. we missed his brother's wedding as well, because of covid, - because we couldn't come, so it was very hard. - it's very good to be back. i'm sorry! amazing, yeah. the older you get, the more family becomes important, and i'm getting old and family is bec

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of military court in order to free us personnel who are detained by the i c, c, while the us isn't party to the court anyway, the trump administration actually went as far as run out sanctions against i cc officials back in 2020 all because they plan to investigate the us and its allies ever allegations of war crimes. and i can't stand, so what justification did they give for those things? the president will not allow american citizens to be prosecuted by foreign bureaucrats. and he will not allow other nations to dictate our means of self defense. so it's ok for america to pursue and prosecute foreign citizens around the world as they see fit. but if america is alleged means of self defense, violate international law. oh, then accountability is strictly off limits. american exceptionalism at its finest. in washington, rachel blevins, r t v. u. s. senate hands have come. as the state department has launched a new program to analyze evidence of alleged war crimes in ukraine. the state department has said the program will initially cost $6000000.00 and will examine satellite imagery as wel

for instance, i mentioned to you our leaders wanted us to mock and mock executions and also using electricity. and these were things that they had seen on television. no, no one trained us on that. that wasn't, that was simply from colored here in the united states. we have this picture of torture as something that is done by the lonely person, the lonely sure of the man who does it more in sorrow than in anger because he is absolutely forced to because so many lives depend on it. is willing to take the moral stain and the moral pain on him. and in order to save all these people, there was always this anxiety in american politics. which is that democracy kinds of makes, makes us weaker and less capable of taking the real things that real men should be able to do. there's a very gendered masculine as sort of notion behind this real men, torture and and democracy makes a sissy's blue in the middle east. we have people shopping the heads off christians. we have things that we have never seen before. i would bring back water boarding and i'd bring back a hell of a lot worse than water boarding he

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the us are primarily used for plinking and short-ridge hunting. that is the most common use. is that either just shooting at the range for fun or you're using it to say shoot squirrels or other small varmints and so that's a very different market. in fact one us manufacturer tried to make high-end bullets several years ago one of the largest cci and they actually closed it down because they found that the costs have been doing this. we're just not worth it in the american environment. that is the rate of return dairy getting further capital did not justify that investment. so that we see with the cult that sam will call was able to make improvements over time in the guns, but they he had to in some sense half invent a lot of things. so he was very good at marketing which people didn't think about he was very good at developing factories that he was very famous for his factories in hartford, connecticut being early places in which you have the paternalistic system. there were there were rudimentary recreation facilities for them. there was an attem

now they took us and robbed us. how much is 30 trillion? how many others do you have yourself do not have any themselves in the history of robberies, when all banks are american so all the phrases about themselves and robbed. it never works. it always works through a system built on the americans that corruption in russia can only exist when money is pumped through american financial institutions. therefore, behind this there is always a very specific and understandable financial structure that they receive from this. and when we talk about those bastards who stole here, where they run, they run to their masters, where now their money is lost to their masters, because their master. first put on these posts their money. they did not put chubais in these positions, where now chubais, together with the country , she owes him to the americans. yes, you yourself will put 9 years. no, of course, i'm sorry, we had americans sticking out everywhere at the level of advisers from here, who else did they put in? what can yeltsin do, we ourselves are t

what aurelia has got for us this time with hi and welcome to day. we don't use a bike. we use our mate, we do a lovely re ation of playing. so let's take a med and let's go go to your meds. and thursday, i show you the plague for to playing you are on your 4 arms. you have straight legs, and then you try to stay in one leg. this exercise is perfect for your mid line. for your bed, for your shoulders. it's just a whole body exercise and that you have a variation of your play. i show you today another form. so we're not on our 4 arms we are on our heads. so let's go it on to our pins and then you try to touch your ankle on the other side. meaning right hand is touching the left and good. and then we switch a pool. if that's not possible, just touch the leg. and then go back with this exercise for 30 seconds, make a little break and do it for 3 sites. with 30 seconds or 2 short for you. there is a little bit longer. after those reset, you already have a fully work done because it's a whole body exercise that's it for now. see you again next week on in good shape. bye bye.

calling us a pro russian city. they said they found russian flags in almost every apartment, but that's only what they told us. to be honest, i didn't have a russian flag in my flat, but i didn't have a ukrainian one either. few of my relatives did, but some of the resolve fighters who came here very still very aggressive towards us civilians are to correspond with our god, give reports from arguable and explains the initiative for evaluating civilians. mary, you will, has fallen silent. the quiet fields almost avian but seed holds a unilateral cease fire established by russia is now in its 3rd day broken only by ukrainian national snipers within the adult sealed. asheville soon russian and allied forces have been ordered to hold fire. for a 3rd day. there are no air strikes, new artillery barrage has even infantry must seek permission to return fire also that a brittle evacuation deal can succeed. the situation is very fragile right now. there are a senior officials from the un here from the red cross, as well as

certainly glad to have you with us. now you leaders have not shied away from condemning russia, suspensions of gas supplies, as quote blackmail. but that's after you countries of frozen russian state assets on a massive scale with much of those funds consisting of payments for oil and gas brushes . top diplomat says moscow will not tolerate that, but it's what does this such a prostate simple thing is happening today. but critics of our actions, everyone who has been condemning us in recent days for some reason do not want to talk about it. we haven't robbed of our money more than $300000000000.00 taken install. and most of that some had been received for the supply of gas and oil. and according to your rules and gas problem was supposed to keep the money in its accounts in western banks. and when they decided to punish russia, they simply stole it. russia does not intend to tolerate western countries thievery and will not allow them to steal the money it earns for the export of oil and gas hungry. i have said 9, you co

in the us military.chnology on the battlefield, this can get into the wrong hands. drone footage has been used in the ukraine to document potential war crimes and atrocities. if russia had this kind of technology, perhaps it would have been harder to work out what was happening on the ground. drones primarily are used for good. in orderfor us to maximise the potential of these good drones, we feel that drone technology, airspace security, what we provide, is a necessary step to ensure that good traffic, any conflict involves drones and it is a great equaliser in the battlefield from an offensive perspective, but it is also important that drones be able to fly and provide people with the ability to go out there and help people, people that are injured and do some scouting, all that stuff that goes along with drones for good, even the battlefield. drones can be used for good and bad. perhaps the days where you can just whack up a drone are becoming numbered. tech catches up with them. it might be more and

it's the derby next saturday and it used to be an annual ritual, | and it used to be an annual ritualde in the derby because if they knew if they backed him they would more often than not be collecting. epsom is an unusual track with switchbacks and undulations, a couple ofjockeys have won it six times but he won it nine times. he was tall for a jockey, he constantly rowed at 30 pounds less than his body weight which made for a lot of wastage. he had his own style in the saddle but he was mightily effective. what he was mightily effective. what about his legacy _ he was mightily effective. what about his legacy to _ he was mightily effective. what about his legacy to the - he was mightily effective. what about his legacy to the sport? a lot of other jockeys, about his legacy to the sport? a lot of otherjockeys, youngerjockeys will have watched and admired him, as because of the superstar status he had. . ~ , ., , he had. frankie dettori said this mornin: he had. frankie dettori said this morning he _ he had. frankie dettori said this morning he was _ he had. frankie dettori said this

they wanted us to dig trenches. it's crazy to even think for me that my son can go dig trenches. nato conduct military drills close to the russian and bell russian borders by the former senior diplomat from later partner new zealand urges caution against the alliances policy of arming q. we're going to make sure that allude begins in new zealand to stop us being dragged into this war chariot, which is later we know which rip you 2 should we know it doesn't defend democracy. lavaca and hungary slammed the use plan to ban russian oil imports with the on gary and prime minister describing the proposal as a nuclear bomb being dropped on the economy with broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas . certainly glad to have you with us. are now evacuation from the surrounded as of stall factory and mario bull has officially been completed. that's according to the latest statement from the russian defense ministry. over 50 civilians have been taken to safety from the main

it is about us too. i am the atlantic council senior vice president, i formerly served in the defense department as senior director for defense policy and strategy on the national security council staff for president bush and president obama. russia's war in ukraine is in an usher crucial phase, ukraine's victory in the battle of kyiv caused russia to refocus on feeding ukraine's army in the east and military victory there, on the southern coast with further russian attacks. including kyiv about mulled over and our ally next door. this is really again a critical issue, and allies. it will play such a central role in this effort at such a critical time it will show congress, to put munitions and advanced weapons into ukraine faster and send a message to ukrainians that they can count on us for the long-term. it will strengthen in the negotiations for support, encourage other nato allies to do the same and send a message to russia and china, in support of democratic nations on the globe. to president biden

ah irish energy, welcome to the dublin, use asia. glad you could join us. the un security council has held an emergency session to discuss the polar bonds, restrictive policies on women in afghanistan. the yuki envoy said it was wrong and regressive, that the hard line group had banished women to the side lines of life. the thought about scabs range from preventing women from traveling without a made chaperone. cutting them off from most employment and banning older girls from going to school measures designed to erase women from public life. the latest of these dictates requires women to cover themselves from head to toe. oh, luka is not my identity. these african women can't it? asking for justice under the taliban root takes a lot of courage, but the latest order for them to wear a complete a job, meaning to cover up everything, but their eyes has angered them once again. i'm on my midway and we want to live as living beings, viaz, lift as noble creatures not to live as a captive in one corner of the house, not to be held in the cage of our house and our

have you got used to it? and in places where masts are no longer mandatory, do you ever still wear one? marked up notes and writes, i live in costa rica and always wear moss. even if you don't have to any more, i will continue to wear one because it makes me feel safe. oh garcia hernandez, feel similarly. she's got so used to it that she'd feel uncomfortable not wearing one. delgado tay is not so keen on masks, likening them to a muzzle. tatty from indonesia writes, i wear a mask when i leave the house. i also wore a mask when i was out before the pandemic, especially in public, where there are lots of people. she's out for guards. on the other hand has never used a mosque. she lives in sweden where it was never mandatory. dap, thanks for your comments. annex records is about flying. level air traffic has been on the rise for years in 2019. they were more than 45000000 flights worldwide. even during the pandemic, they were more than $20000000.00. on the more flights, the more carbon dioxide emissions fueled o

when i open it, the first cap use is -- app we use are made by men.his is the tool that defines your life. i know you know the power of technology. the problem is we are already too much behind. we are still behind. democracy has been built by men and it has defined a lot of our rights. i cannot believe we are debating the rights of abortion in 2022. it is shocking and disgusting. i come from africa. i have a daughter and when you have a daughter with a u.s. passport, you think she will always have something to protect her. technology is being defined by men. how we govern ourselves as being defined only by men. and we are users. what is it to be a user? we define it as letting other people decide for us. [indiscernible] what i am doing today is actually harder. and it is harder on the baby. i have not seen this many women in the five years i have been in silicon valley. i will pitch 15 investors and i will never meet any women. women need to invade silicon valley and we need to make sure that girls are not just users, that they are builders. and that

into what is alien to us. however, we still do not let migrants in. we do not allow gender ideologies and we do not accept economic measures that would destroy hungarian families. that you and mr. bonds. words come of the pressures hungry to drop its opposition to a proposed embargo in russian oil. the blocks diplomats met to discuss the potential new sanctions package. let you in is for administer accuse budapest of holding the e u hostage as it continues to resist the move. this is how we will be, remember, either the can you union who managed to go forward and to send a very clear message to russia who had struck. and now unfortunately, we are, the whole unit is being hold hostage by one member states who cannot find could help help us find a consensus. the e. u has been unable to agree on a 6 package of sanctions against russia, which includes us. it freezes untroubled bombs along with an i tried ban on oil from the country. gree son cypress already posed a no drop plan to bind the ships from transporting

with the resource crises that are really looming over us and are actually all around us. let's talk with putin. so we'll let him win, but then there's everything macaron said about saving face and so on. well, but i have a very simple sentence. if you want if necessary ukrainian grain yes, ukraine supports the world and we are humane people, well, look at us ukrainians, but nevertheless you want grain, but push putin to the fact that corridors were opened for it all to work. and what is happening now is an attempt to exhaust both ukraine and the world and then he perfectly understands that the further he goes, the stronger the sanction will be on him, this means that he needs to somehow jump out of this situation and this is the number one story for him to say what you see around crisis after crisis well, let's start to agree somewhere but negotiate at the expense of ukraine they constantly say we are not going to capitulate a-a but why at the expense of ukraine and of course one of the key risks for today, we must be honest about this, today in davos the world economic f

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maybe you could start us there and help us help me. think about that, but i know that in her many i some what itinerant life eliza harriet will migrate south and and i wonder then how that aspect of the story might even change. i think so. i think first of all one thing that's really significant not about her so much personally, but about the moment she represents and recognizing how education is a political claim for people in this period it's is a way to understand how how she and other people experienced that that education is this idea that you are not inferior to access education is so important and we see in philadelphia in new york in most of the large cities where there were large free back black populations similar efforts at this time for people to access education and the importance of education and we see in in reverse in communities. for example charleston where she will end up efforts to actually make sure that people of color can't access education. so everybody understands that that education is important and a little b

if us to come nato is a us commanded military machine. they wanted this more. they planned for it for years they moved the fortunes into operation. was never a question about whether ukraine was a natal member or not. they weren't nato units operating in crane for years unless they were in ukraine unless they were confronting why show right on the border. they couldn't have had this more and they did. and they still do want to continue this for moving now to pakistan, where thousands poured onto the streets of him on conn's home town on friday as people continue to shoot, shoot support for the former packet study. prime minister, who is alfred last month, addressing the crowd among can't once again the iterated, his claim that the current government was imposed by the united states. the out of prime minister is also calling for new elections. say that will be the main demand of a plan protest in the pakistani capital around $2000000.00 people are expected to attend the valley in islamabad. con was asked at last month after losing a no competence vote. although

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so we're gonna stick with us. um, it was i've actually happened like right before i was born at any rate. my point is that we we should not start the conversation with no we should lean into uncertainty about safety with curiosity. and with the intent to do everything we can to create safeguards and guardrails. so it's going to have to be a different approach going forward and for some people that is going to be difficult, but it is absolutely necessary because if not all the amazing stuff. you just heard andrew talk about is never going to happen and in addition to it being inspirational and exciting? it's also going to be necessary. we we are not going to solve the problems that we've created that that are going to challenge how we live on this planet alone. we're going to have to figure out some other ways. so it's time that we strap in. allow ourselves to be open to alternative ideas about the future to challenge our cherish beliefs and to and to plan, you know to intentionally build something better. i want t

a reactions, since the use of the killing, a terrain has come to us. social media pages, everyone is morning. she read everywhere. one of the residents have gone to named his new born girl that he had today on after she read. paying tribute to sri and for them, sri is very important. a pillar of media, someone who is associated to their memory for many, many years as has been delivering their suffering and their messages to the rest of the world. and that's why the warning of sri here, this, the incident disconnect she read will stay in the memory of many people in, not just in god's, not just in the queue by poetry, but even in the wide world, the world. indeed. thank you very much for that human outside lie for us in gaza and it's been reaction around the world to the killing of our colleague rashida play. the 1st woman of palestinian descent elected to the u. s. congress has reacted to the killing, tweeting this when will the world and those who stand by apartheid israel that continues to murder, torture and commit war crimes, find the say enough. s

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