welt chris luxon is a former airline _ areas? welt chris luxon is a former airline boss. - areas?e boss. and wants to bring that corporate expertise into the political sphere. the cost—of—living, that was a significant issue in the election in response to that, the chris luxon government intends to cut personal income taxes. they will also be in an attempt to repeal laws that have banned the offshore exploration of oil and gas was also a plan to wind back, to scrap landmark legislation that aim to make new zealand a by 2025. mr locke him saying those tough tobacco laws would simply encouraged a black market —— chris luxon. it seems quite clear that chris luxon and his coalition partners intend to take a bit of an axe to the form of government policies. it's worth mentioning that chris luxon is bringing to an end six years of labour party government. most of those years led by jacinda r duren, she quit earlier this year. and her successor says the new government, the new coalition government will be divisive and take new zealand backwards. divisive and take new zealand backwards-—

waited to hear his speech, arms moved up as a show of respect for him, der kostbarste besitz auf dieser weltaber ist das eigene volk, und für dieses volk. und um dieses volk, alle ringen und wollen wir kämpfen und niemals elarmen und niemals ermüden und niemals verzagen und niemals verzweifeln, es lebe unsere bewegung, es lebe unser deutsches volk. 1939, adolf hitler ignored the threats by france and britain and invaded. poland, the polish army couldn't withstand the invasion and fell apart in just two weeks. warsaw, the capital. city of poland was among a few cities that was resisting during the two weeks, the national radio constantly blared out the country's national anthem. the vast soviet union also invaded poland from the east. in no time, poland's national ant could no longer be heard. poland was divided between germany and the soviet union. hitler went to poland and celebrated the victory. people in poland were distressed and upset, but among them 3 million jews who were living in poland were more worried than the others. he had heard on the news how miserably the nazis had treated t

he had those ideas as welt _ was up there. he had those ideas as welt he _ was up there.had those ideas as well. he had the idea of switching tactics, _ well. he had the idea of switching tactics, switching systems during games _ tactics, switching systems during games. he had a system for every scenario — games. he had a system for every scenario it— games. he had a system for every scenario. if they did this, we would change _ scenario. if they did this, we would change and — scenario. if they did this, we would change and do it this way. if they io change and do it this way. if they go to— change and do it this way. if they go to the — change and do it this way. if they go to the system we will do it another— go to the system we will do it another way. we were all set at team meetings _ another way. we were all set at team meetings with our eyes wide open looking _ meetings with our eyes wide open looking and thinking, this isjust amazing — looking and thinking, this isjust amazing. everyone looks back at the tournament — amazing. everyone looks back at the tournament

, — just like biden's mark about, welt, mr— just like biden's mark about, well, mrxi just like biden'st well, mr xi is a dictator but we still— well, mr xi is a dictator but we still have to talk to him. mr xi — we still have to talk to him. mr xi made a similar remark in his statement, saying something along _ his statement, saying something along the — his statement, saying something along the lines of, one country should — along the lines of, one country should not— along the lines of, one country should not be shaping the other~ _ should not be shaping the other. and if we have to get along — other. and if we have to get along in— other. and if we have to get along in the future, then one of the — along in the future, then one of the basis for getting along is to— of the basis for getting along is to recognise we have very, very— is to recognise we have very, very different systems. jennifer, briefly, do you think that this summit did start to ease the tensions we've seen playing out over the past few months between these two countries? i months between these two countries?— countr

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lange auf wienstraßen und in graz und die wiener neustadt und linz und salzburg und auf der ganzen weltbis dieser krieg ein ende hat, bis es wirklichen frieden in palästina gibt und nicht nur vier tage waffenpause, what ist eine... waffenpause, what ist eine waffenpause? man pausiert eine netflix show aber kein fucking krieg, entschuldigung. auf medizinische infrastructuren, kein strom, kein wasser, keine nahrungsmittel , über 50% der wohnungen zerstört und unbewohnbar und 1.5 millionen auf der flucht, was ich gerade vorgelesen habe, war nicht mehr die call of duty statistik von den letzten 7 jahren, das ist das ergebnis vom israelischen terror in den vergengen sechs wochen schon selbt jeher von solchen aktionen aber haben sich unsere österreichischen politiker davon distannziert von den kriegsverbrechen, die israel begangen hat, von der idf, haben sie sich distanziert, habt ihr irgendwas gehört, seit 50 tagen machen sie gaza dem erdboden gleich, wohnanlagen, krankenhäuser, schulen, moscheen, kirchen, alles wird zerstört, es sind jetzt schon weit über 14,000 tote. and arabic, islamic, a

you have to work together — and mostly— how you have to work together — and mostly the throwing as welt love the well. because i have a throw. i love the tackling and stuff. and — love the tackling and stuff. and i— love the tackling and stuff. and i love _ love the tackling and stuff. and i love that— love the tackling and stuff. and i love that it's - and i love that it's non—contact, - and i love that it's . non—contact, because and i love that it's - non—contact, because i and i love that it's _ non—contact, because i don't like — non—contact, because i don't like contact. _ non—contact, because i don't like contact. and _ non—contact, because i don't like contact. and then- non—contact, because i don't like contact. and then it's i like contact. and then it's just— like contact. and then it's just great— like contact. and then it's just great fun _ like contact. and then it's just great fun overall. - just great fun overall. everything _ just great fun overall. everything we're - just great fun overall. i everything we're building towards is building towards that 2028 olympics, whe

; them were stuck in school during sur day, coming back, welts on|em all day, coming back, welts on theirre's their faces. yeah. there's the harm of our leaders harm in the trust of our leaders that next time something like this happens, quantity this happens, huge quantity of landfill well. this happens, huge quantity of lan i fill well. this happens, huge quantity of lani mean, well. this happens, huge quantity of lani mean, some well. this happens, huge quantity of lani mean, some of ell. this happens, huge quantity of lani mean, some of the least >> i mean, some of the least biodegradable billions this. >> e- this. >> i pay good money made >> and i pay good money made into nappies. i pay good money on fillers. and on these lip fillers. and i didn't get to show them for two years. >> your ordinary >> your pout is extra ordinary now. baby development, they >> and baby development, they can't interacting >> and baby development, they can'tthat. interacting >> and baby development, they can'tthat. seriously. nteracting >> and baby development, they can'tthat. seriously. nteractag with tha

opinions of pseudo-experts sitting on the sofas in the editorial offices of the newspapers bilt and welte field, the forces have switched to strategic defense, their goal is not to hold territory at any cost , and to destroy the ukrainian armed forces, this is the basic rule of clausowitz, disarm the enemy and then that’s it... ukrainian units are in an extremely critical condition, what we see now, skirmishes with the enemy are no longer a counter-offensive, a counter-offensive, there is another factor of uncertainty: the dnieper is a large, wide water barrier, in some places several kilometers wide. ukrainian armed forces have attempted to cross several times in recent weeks. river, but they failed, but the russians did not destroy two dozen bridges that allowed them to cross this river in areas of combat operations. perhaps the russians could cross the river on bridges to take over all of ukraine, but i killed from the very beginning, this would require huge expenses. it looks like there is no the german general does not observe a mutual strategic impasse at the front, which the comma

i mean the welts, so we're actually facing david versus goliath. 5. so the, as everyone wants to change the country on sort of the personal safety, the nothing and history, whatever we know, the risk and we accept them because we think our country deserves so much better than you know, ingles in the 21st century except the project dictatorship the to the just talking about the, the. ready the yes, just the fluid from all the done by using it number still in any yeah, use natural but was to actually but the, i do see that the structure model. so i didn't teach at the age of as long as we had them and we, but each of you, if you give for me, it was like you have jacob is involved, was it a lot of work? you know? sure. the general interest of the lucas and the should daily but, and the triple tries go through and you one, the actual knowledgeable. and julie me is the annual is roughly 11 you the directv. now they get ready to submit the my they will do you little guy, do your team that what you'll play with? well, can you mind your best to? yes, ma'am. t

auf wienstraßen stehen und in graz und den wiener neustadt und linz und salzburg und auf der ganzen weltbis dieser krieg ein ende hat, bis es wirklichen peace in palestine gibt und nicht nur vier tage waffenpause, was ist eine waffenpause, was ist eine waffenpause, man pausiert eine netflix show, aber kein fucking krieg, medizinische infrastrukturen, kein strom, kein wasser, keine nahrungsmittel, über 50% der wohnungen zerstott und unbewohnbar und 1.5 millionen auf der flucht, was ich gerade vorgelesen habe war nicht mehr die call of duty statistik von den letzten 7 jahren, das ist das ergebnis vom israelischen terror in the last six weeks

; them were stuck in school during sur day, coming back, welts on|em all day, coming back, welts on theirre's their faces. yeah. there's the harm of our leaders harm in the trust of our leaders that next time something like this happens, quantity this happens, huge quantity of landfill well. this happens, huge quantity of lan i fill well. this happens, huge quantity of lani mean, well. this happens, huge quantity of lani mean, some well. this happens, huge quantity of lani mean, some of ell. this happens, huge quantity of lani mean, some of the least >> i mean, some of the least biodegradable billions this. >> e- this. >> i pay good money made >> and i pay good money made into nappies. i pay good money on fillers. and on these lip fillers. and i didn't get to show them for two years. >> your ordinary >> your pout is extra ordinary now. baby development, they >> and baby development, they can't interacting >> and baby development, they can'tthat. interacting >> and baby development, they can'tthat. seriously. nteracting >> and baby development, they can'tthat. seriously. nteractag with tha

in an interview with the german welt, kuleba said that his father spent his entire pension and boughtood. kuleba himself ran for a handful of wax suviches. right now, according to him, absolutely all ukrainians do this. at the same time, along with complaints about the hardest fate of the evil russians, kuleba did not forget to ask scholz for taurus air defense cruise missiles to protect power plants. all this is the chief ukrainian diplomat - right before the meeting of the foreign ministers of the g7 countries in japan, where, as berbak said, it is planned, among other things, to discuss the problems of air defense in ukraine, well , in a short line, in the same interview... added that kiev cannot depend on itself, will allow itself to depend only on the support of the united states, and this, as you understand, is a hint not of relying on one’s own strength, but of a plea to european countries to fork out money. financial tymes writes that right now kiev is preparing for new massive attacks on infrastructure. are you afraid of the same thing this year? of course, it is impossible n

of our first game back, and ijust wanted to support the nottingham team and the nottingham fans as welt this tragedy, they find a way to go on. tonight they do it with adamjohnson way to go on. tonight they do it with adam johnson in their memory. let's have a quick look now at some of the other stories making the headlines today. two stage wins today helped britain's elfyn evans retain the overall lead at the season ending rallyjapan. he'll go into the final day one minute and 15 seconds ahead of his toyota team mate frenchman sebastien 0h—zhey as he looks to claim his third overall victory of the year. spaniard jorge martin has won the qatar motorcycle grand prix sprint race — his eighth sprint win of the season — pushing the motogp title decider to the season finale in valencia next week. only seven points lie between him and title rival francesco bagnaia, who finished in fifth place. stage star held on to clinch victory in the gold cup at cheltenham. the 4—1 favourite stumbled after a steep landing at the last but managed to regroup and stay clear of 7—1 shot notlongtillmay. in litt

well, you see, for example, correspondent welt, he even manages being in moscow to tell what the leadershipf ukraine thinks, that is, they there somehow did not even begin to change it much at all, he still seems to be working there, at least i see him regularly. from there, as he talks about the situation in ukraine from moscow, so this is actually a problem, i agree, because we have been facing this problem since the 14th year, when people who are basically integrated in some way in this russian media party, which is very specifically propagandistic, they continue to tell, well, literally from that information, what this party gives them about the situation in ukraine, what they can tell, it's obvious, but i would like that. you know what to talk about, about in general, how much influence is possible on what is written, well, the media of the world , well, as far as i know, there was your post not so long ago, actually about such a telling case, when again in the internal ukrainian affairs, which concern the orthodox church of ukraine, there is lobbying of certain... people, well, unfrie

as welt i— time and is striking in retrospect as well.ably goes to what _ as well. i think it probably goes to what needs to be different in it should — what needs to be different in it should not be possible to start from that primary level of ignorance. it causes _ that primary level of ignorance. it causes problems. and it was something we felt very strongly at the time _ something we felt very strongly at the time thatjust something we felt very strongly at the time that just actually having people _ the time that just actually having people who were literate in the nhs would _ people who were literate in the nhs would have been more useful. no doubt would have been more useful. doubt there would have been more useful. iiif? doubt there were attempts to educate the prime minister, his advisers, his ministers in the way the nhs worked and we have seen for example simon stevens came to meetings, of course, chris whitty. was that a sticking plaster that did the job or do you think there was still a deficit that led to imperfections in po

uhu, well, you see, for example, the correspondent welt, he even manages, while in moscow, to tell whatthat is, they somehow even they didn't change it much, they still seem to have him working there, at least i see him regularly from there, talking about the situation in ukraine from moscow, so this is actually a problem, i agree, because we face this problem with 14 -th year, when...' people who are in principle somehow integrated into this russian media party, which is very specifically propagandist, continue to tell, well, literally from the information that this... scoop gives them about the situation in ukraine , what they can tell is obvious, but i'd also like, you know, what to talk about, about in general, to what extent, it is possible to influence what is written, well, the media of the world, well, as far as i know, there was your post not so long ago, about such a, well, telling case, when, again, in the internal -ukrainian affairs that concern the orthodox church of ukraine, there is lobbying by certain people, well unfriendly to ukraine, materials, tell me a little about

that's according to russia's foreign minister who's hosting top diplomats from the muslim welts, the tools in moscow. let's get the details off more correspondents don't know which quotes that don't get to see you. so what exactly is on the agenda at this time? is there nikki? well, top diplomats from the organization for his lama co operation, and the league of arab states are here in moscow right now to discuss potential resolutions to the dire humanitarian situation surrounding gaza. right now with rushes for administer, sir j. lab rav. and at the beginning of these talks, we 1st heard from mr. lab rob, who talked about who, who actually called this a situation surrounding gaza on humanitarian catastrophe, in which humanitarian or rather human rights are being ignored. and he also outlines a rush as objectives for coming to a peaceful resolution. to all this, he said that russia wants to see an ends to the hostilities. russia wants to see the hostages that have been taken by hamas returned, and russia wants to see a humana terry, in a given to the palestinian people who are in dir

challenge the opinions of pseudo-experts who sit on the sofas in the editorial offices of the bilt and welts on the subject of who has the initiative on the battlefield. the russian armed forces switched to strategic defense. their goal is not to retain territory at any cost, but to destroy the ukrainian one. strength, this is the basic rule of clausivitz, disarm the enemy and then everything else will happen almost by itself. this goal is being achieved by the russian armed forces. the ukrainian armed forces are in extremely critical condition. what we see at the moment are skirmishes with the enemy. this is no longer a counter-offensive. the counteroffensive failed. it's worth saying this very clearly. there seems to be no mutual strategic impasse on the front, which the economist spoke about last week in an interview. the west is not capable of another army for kiev, for example, it has been drained of blood by previous deliveries, the truth remains that the politicians did not name, but it is clear that he was talking about the greens, berbuk and khabik, who still openly do not care abo

challenge the opinion of pseudo-experts sitting on the sofas in the editorial offices of the bilt and weltf who has the initiative on the battlefield. the russian armed forces switched to strategic defense. their goal is not to hold any territory. everything else will happen almost on its own. ukrainian units are in extremely critical condition. what we see now is skirmishes with the enemy - this is no longer a counter-offensive, the counter-offensive has failed. it's worth saying this very clearly. uncertainty factor: dnepr - a large, wide water barrier, several kilometers wide in some places. ukrainian armed forces have attempted to cross the river several times in recent weeks. but they failed, but the russians did not destroy two dozen bridges that allowed them to cross this river in areas of combat operations. perhaps the russians could cross the river over bridges to capture all of ukraine, but i am convinced that they do not pursue such a goal, such a task was not set from the very beginning, it would require huge expenses. there seems to be no mutual strategic impasse at all. front

as welt what _ lot of civilians in those areas as well. is a fairly slow_ well. what we see at the moment is a fairly slow and methodical clearance of dense _ fairly slow and methodical clearance of dense terrain to try and identify tunnels, _ of dense terrain to try and identify tunnels, infrastructure, and to destroy— tunnels, infrastructure, and to destroy hamas's infrastructure in gaza _ destroy hamas's infrastructure in gaza city — destroy hamas's infrastructure in gaza ci . ., destroy hamas's infrastructure in gazaci . ., . ~' destroy hamas's infrastructure in gaza ci . ., ., ,, ., , gaza city. you talk about this deliberate — gaza city. you talk about this deliberate and _ gaza city. you talk about this deliberate and slow- gaza city. you talk about this deliberate and slow military i deliberate and slow military operation. but as you mention, these are areas where there are a lot of civilians. is this an appropriate military method that israelis taking? are they going about things, from an island political point of view, in the rig

with the welts i firmly fixed on the mid least the one ukraine has taken a box seats. they use top different lots even recently, cut delts over the country, the ability to win the protective conflicts of these nikki, are in a short defense, could discuss the developments area. and i also corresponded, shall i do by state, joins me in the studio now to discuss the charlotte with the oil light is on the mit lacy crime seems to be losing its partners diplomatic attention. how often is looking for kids right now will look great. let's start with the european union's top 4 and diplomat. this is joseph burrell. he's somebody who's been consistently pro ukrainian saying ukraine is going to win. it will be victorious over russia. is he seems to be rolling bicycle, not in a speech that he just gave me to the fact that the many problems in ukraine and saying that the idea of a victory being immediate, not the case. now those comments have been seized on by the russian foreign ministry, spokes person who is a hot or 5, someone listening to what she said. she's questioning. well,

has from us been able to evade any type of financial controlling all these years and a mass so much welts? well, i mean, one of the general challenges is, of course, that how mazda is not yet to get to test organization by the majority of the countries in the world. so it is clear and us, it is clear and united in your opinion. but if you look at switzerland, if you look at tacky, if you look at the world, how much does not consider the tires, organizations, or the reach they use in a globe or reach of us sanctions is weaker because this is not the unified to declare at 1st on the ship, where's the money coming from, o. several sources like any big or a terrorist organization, how much did work, right? diligently to have overlapping income stream. so one of course until the 7th of october, main income stream boss, the activities and cost, anything that was going on, including taxes and levies on a monday. then you had a government support this both from your on asked about us from got to have a sense, significant sum of money. i got to have loan it meets to have sent 30000000 a month to h

preparing for the worst winter in history, trying to protect its energy system from russian attacks, welt said in an interview with the german publication minister of foreign affairs dmytro kuleba. he added that kyiv would agree to first receive new german air defense systems instead of the long-awaited taurus missiles. at the same time , ukraine hopes that berlin will not delay its decisions regarding these cruise missiles. this issue is currently under discussion. the postponed motion to change kolomoiskyi's preventive measure will be considered this friday, because the prosecutor did not appear at the meeting today. actually, the oligarch was not brought to the courtroom either. the defenders ask for a change of hold. motivating behind bars. deterioration of the suspect's health. let me remind you that ihor kolomoisky remains in custody until december 2. they will try to reverse this decision next thursday. if, for example, the motion of the prosecution side is being considered, you see, the timely court session begins, the prosecutor’s representation in the judge , only the motion of

ha huh a es ist die frau, die ihn ich lieb, gab es nicht auf der welt, ha hu, er zeit sülen kinder inweiter jing, auf brüders auf brüder raus brüder immer wieder last noch er holen, wenn wir sind mongolen. und der teufel kriegt uns rügen. here immer weiter. immer lauter lachen, und der. good morning to belarus once again we, ekaterina antonova and tatyana matusevich, tell you, well, not only us, including the guest of our concert venue, alexander zavgorodniy, came to us today with the premiere of the song my village, alexander, good morning, good morning, girls, good morning country, alexander, well, let's go straight to your song, you have such words there. the house is on a hill, it greets me with kindness, i would really like to know, you saw this village yourself, where were you born, where did you grow up, please tell me, this is more of a dream song, because it so happened that i didn’t have a village as such, uh, i was born in the city, in the city of baranovichi, but i never lived there, in general, uh , rather, it’s still a dream, to be in such a village, where there are beau

getting what it welts out of the you. i hope you will make that mistake again. i say, i hope that david cameron has something said this lesson about way to the you actually works on the will that he will actually say more about the you as a collect, say for all the serious, if you like, of a government's trying to a degree i think that's an incredibly important that i said i'm so i don't think there is very much the foreign minister can do about economic they don't with the european union. i think there's a box reluctance on the part of the you to reopen if you like the training corporation agreement, even though that's actually coming up for some kind of review and review in the next couple of years. i think really well we can do is do do what we can to reduce the friction. but to provide that account economic data, cameron could perhaps play a pulse or not, but it was all over state. how much one man and can make a difference. alex, what do you think? what cameron's motives for taking this job? why do you think he decided to it? was it a sense of duty? i recal

prime minister of ukraine olga stefanishina also came to berlin and was invited to the studio of the weltoing its homework, but shouldn't the first thing have been to hold elections? why are there no presidential or parliamentary elections in ukraine now? in the current situation, this is simply impossible, as is german law. ukrainian law also prohibits elections during war. today. an article was published in the berliner newspaper with the following headline: if commander-in-chief zaluzhny runs, zelsky will most likely lose. this is an interview with journalist yanina sokolovskaya, the main thesis: hostilities must stop as soon as possible, a frontal attack on zelsky, it was he who led the counterattack for us , both the ukrainians and the western establishment. and here’s another uncomfortable topic for guests from kiev on vel’s air. officially it is said that we stand firmly on the side of ukraine. in any case, the federal chancellor has repeatedly stated this. but, at least in government circles, there are rumors that germany and the united states may have agreed among themselves to s

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have our loved one home — possibility we can have our loved one home and all the other families as welt one home and all the other families as well. and i think it is cruel. the truce will begin at 7am local time, with 13 israeli hostages to be released by hamas tomorrow afternoon. ahead of that deadline, israel has been bombarding sites across gaza today. some 300 targets have been taken out. this is the live picture tonight — we will get reaction from the families of the hostages, and one of the palestinian negotiators who drew up a blueprint for the release. also tonight — the anti—islam populist, geert wilders is beginning work on forming a coalition government. but will the main parties give him the support he needs to become prime minister? and the blue wales, back in the indian ocean after being hunted almost to extinction. good evening. we were hoping to bring you news tonight that the ceasefire in gaza was already under way. but there have been delays, technical issues to iron out, and quite a bit of tension that things might unravel. but the qataris, who have played a central