at least 39 people have been killed in a string of minutes into attacks and south west of pakistan. this includes 23 people killed on the highway in the news. i have the district of blocking stop police. i gunman pulled many of the victims out of the vehicles and shot them after checking the f. and this is a security forces. they've been battling bol. acceptance as demands in control of their results, the image of province at least 23 people are dead following a terrorist attack on the highway and most could help a district in pakistan's below just in providence government, officials say ethnic punjabi is were targeted as they were pulled from their vehicles and shot to death before government also towards their vehicles. the below to liberation army has since claimed a responsibility for the attack. elizabeth government, 1st of all, the dog and the drugs for july of one them. and after that, the stopped buses and passengers and it came from been job who went out and got off and was shot dead. yeah. it's not so far when you do that, bodies have been brought to the hospital for the su

the balochistan province in the south—west of pakistan, the majority of its population is from the balochbaloch community claims the reason they are fighting for a separate baloch state is because they believe the pakistan government and military establishment have been exploiting their resources and they have been depriving them of their right over those resources. that has been one of the major reasons for such attacks. that's also one of the reasons that people who are not of baloch ethnicity have been targeted in the past as well. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's turn out attention now to the mpox outbreak which the world health organization has declared a public health emergency. doctors in the democratic republic of congo say they're overwhelmed with mpox patients and 70% are children under the age of ten. 0ur africa correspondent simijalaoso has been given exclusive access to two treatment centres in the eastern part of the country, the centre of the latest mpox outbreak. a warning, you may find some images in her report distressing. weary and in pain. tw

the balochistan province in the south—west of pakistan, the majority of its population is from the balochived there for centuries. the baloch community say they claim they are fighting for a separate baloch state because they believe the pakistan government and military establishment have been exploiting their resources and they have been depriving them of their right to those resources. that has been one of the major reasons for such attacks. that's one of the reasons that people who are not of baloch ethnicity have been targeted in the past. there is a counterinsurgency operation going on in the province, which also becomes a reason for such attacks. this is not the only incident. in the last 24 not the only incident. in the last 2a hours, for example, a military group has targeted several police stations, they have targeted security forces and at the same time they have attacked railways, railway tracks, so this keeps happening in balochistan. it has escalated in the last few years. balochistan. it has escalated in the last few yew-— last few years. what on the government _ last few ye

of hamas were chanted in a palestinian refugee camp in lebanon. a protest march took place in ramala on the west bank, and hundreds of people also attended the rally in pakistanmabad and karachi. mass demonstrations took place in jordan, turkey and iran itself. protests are growing in the uk over the high-profile murders of three girls in southport. suspect muslim born. in foggy albion, a seventeen-year-old teenager is detained, but the wave of popular anger cannot be stopped. the british are demanding decisive action against illegal migration. outraged demonstrators gathered near prime minister starmer's residence, chanting patriotic songs and anti-immigrant slogans. during the protest , clashes broke out with the police, who began to disperse the crowd and grabbed the elderly and women. passions ran high so much that there was some protest. trump also admitted that haris' positions ranked only under the racial diversity quota. kamala herself reacted to the politician’s statement as expected; it was a sign of disrespect. meanwhile, experts note that being african-american can become powerful. one way or another, the united states has turned with renewed inte

it's fairly dry and java now was most of india bank position. pakistan still risk of big south or west east, whether it's warmed office, somebody like carol or maybe a matcher productions that the filed the north east in india and still in pakistan and the most is dry. the gulf does look still pretty wet the documentary series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities is helping tackle today's environmental catastrophe. we see how the melanesians people of the torres strait of fighting rising sea levels which threatened to swallow their islands. the 1st nations frontline, the torres strait followed by the sea on our to 0 the the the, [000:00:00;00] the north challenge. is there a reminder about school stories this hour is radio strikes and goals are a cooling, entire families of palestinians. the family of eights, including 6 children, were killed as they were sleeping and did. and by the end, the sense of the strip you a secretary of state hans, any blinking is in tel aviv to try to push israel to reese. was these 5 deal? how mazda is a two's israel's 5 minutes

it's fairly dry and java now was most of india bank position pakistan still risk of big south or west east, whether it's warmed office, somebody like carol or maybe a matcher productions that the filed the north east in india as still in pakistan. and the most is dry, the gulf does look still pretty wet. investigative journalism is quite chewing. okay, through here sensing that last horrible mind. but at the journey, voices from different corners of organization survival. it's survivable. survival runs for reparations and justice stories from other angles. life is actually music of the way people talk, the way we walk programs that open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today. on now to sierra the envelopes virus goes the world health organization is hired. states of alert set across the republic of congo has reported the majority of cases for the infections of being recorded in sweden and profit stone. so who's at risk and is the will for past and the labels held for emergency. this is inside story, the .

west asia. thousands of people gathered across pakistan to protest the killing of hamas leader ismail hanye. our correspondent kasmi reports from islamabad. demonstrations took. place in numerous cities, including the capital islamabad, where a funeral prayer in absentia was offered for the slain leader, in a strong show of unity and sympathy with the palestinians, thousands of pakistanis gathered across the country to condemn the assassination. activist from the largest religio political party, the society of islam, along with other individuals blamed the assassination on israel fail and condemned the regime for its war crimes in the gaza strip. we pray for ismail hania and we are here to show our support with him, we stand with him, we stand with him in this world, inshallah will stand with him in the next, but the israelies, if they are think that this is going to break the resistance then they are sorely mistaken, but in their anger and in their genocidal intent, they have become mad dogs and they are killing and raping. and pillaging everything, so it's a wake up call for all of those w

some of the storms and dry things up in this part of the china house for india and bangladesh and pakistan the west where the has been in the middle near hydra about just recently. but i suspect was the big shells rocked in the north, up to the north of pakistan. karachi seemed recent flooding and this dough shells around here, but it's carol who's got it west. the maybe his son goes head to head with his really historians that he morris. the jews were on the 5th of annihilation by the arabs. and that's my view legitimize justified cleansing arabs from palestine. the hutus that exactly the same thing about maybe food in 1990 israel is committed numerous of all crimes since that last little hands on type of stuff. i'm fairly sure that'd be fine. the toward itself is not a wall time head to head on just a rough, the holding off of the top $500.00 companies in the united states. now seat on sufficient intelligence is posing potential risk. that's a 5 fold increase in just 2 years. according to a new survey assembly, the technology could become a threat to the businesses. so what's driving the space is

of? the north west frontier in pakistan was...e we were warned not to go there at that time. we were told, you know, it's very, very dangerous. i can remember having to do a piece to camera there. and i thought, "this is it, this is it. "this is what making travel programmes are about." i'm at the top of the khyber pass on the border between pakistan and, out there, afghanistan. through here have come some of the great armies of the world. alexander the great brought an army through here. i'm in an absolutely sort of pivotal point of the world. you know? ithought, "well, yeah, doesn't get better than this." you lost your wife, helen, last year. yeah. i know you'd been together since you were teenagers. yeah, yeah. how have you been, michael? well, it's not easy. it's just... it's an unreal world you enter, you know? someone who you've been with for so long, and every reference point in your life is sort of connected with that person. um, and...and suddenly they're not there, and you kind of fool yourself, um, that they are there.

of karbala. arbaeen walk has been popular in pakistan for many years. by participating in the largest arbaeen hosseini procession in the westored the legacy of imam hussain (peace be upon him) . in the face of oppression and injustice, and following imam hussein, we must support the oppressed people of palestine and stand up against the oppressors. i think the most important message of imam hussein (peace be upon him) for us today is to support the oppressed people of palestine against the oppressors of the time. we cannot claim to follow. the hussains are with the palestinians. imam hussain, peace be upon him , taught all his followers to stand against oppression , and today the oppressors of the time are those who kill the palestinians. imam hussain, peace be upon him , proved that blood is victorious over the sword. i think the heart and the kindness of imam hussain (peace be upon him) is his most important legacy. also, their behavior showed that they should stand up against oppression and oppressors, and today the western governments that support israel are among the yazidis of the time. the followers of noorani hossei

of the movement were chanted in a palestinian refugee camp in lebanon. a protest march took place in ramala on the west bank of jordan, hundreds of people attended a rally in pakistan'sarachi, mass demonstrations took place in jordan, turkey and iran itself. the united states and the european union held urgent negotiations to prevent a full-scale war in the middle east. an emergency meeting was also convened at the un security council. the iranian mission during the organization stated that the assassination of the head of the hamas politburo was not would have happened. us intelligence, but following a meeting of the un security council, great britain, the united states and france decided to block a press statement proposed by russia condemning the murder of haniyeh. the foreign ministry of our country commented on the results of the meeting. unfortunately, the refusal of individual members of the security council to support the adoption of a statement assessing this political murder neutralizes the efforts between them. in a devastating way and will participate here, from my analytical point of view, that others will participate here resistance groups hezbullah, ye

of the movement were chanted in a palestinian refugee camp in lebanon. a protest march took place in ramala on the west bank of jordan. hundreds of people attended a rally in pakistan's karachi. massive demonstrations took place in jordan, turkey and iran itself. the united states and the european union held... hamas would not have happened without the support of us intelligence, but following a meeting of the un security council, great britain, the united states and france decided to block a press statement proposed by russia condemning the murder of haniyeh. unfortunately, the refusal of individual members of the security council to support the adoption of a statement assessing this political murder neutralizes the efforts of international mediators to defuse the situation in the middle east and threatens the region another round of dangerous escalation and pushes back even further the prospects for resolving the conflict in gaza, which is claiming tens of hundreds of lives every day. iran’s response will definitely be in a very devastating way, and this will involve, from my analytical point of view, that other resistance groups will participate here, hezbollah ,

god dw corresponded nick connelly and keith of the pakistan when at least 39 people have been killed in a string of militants. attacks in the country. south west of this includes $23.00 people killed on a highway in the loser kind of district of bulk is done. police like gunman pulled many of the victims out of vehicles and shot them after checking the licensee. security forces have been battling bulk separatists that demanded control of their results. rich province, at least 23 people are dead following a terrorist attack on the highway and most could help a district in pakistan's below just and province. government official say ethnic punjabi is were targeted as they were pulled from their vehicles and shot to death before gunman also towards their vehicles. the below to liberation army has since claimed a responsibility for the attack. elizabeth, a government 1st of all, docketed the trucks on them and after that the stopped the buses and passengers in it game from punjab who went up and got off and was short deadline so far $22.00 dead bodies have been brought to the hospital with the sun below to stand as pakistan's most under developed p

of the united states as a barrier in the west asian region against the soviets. this pact included iraq, which was actually the pact. baghdad was concluded there, including iraq, iran, turkey and pakistanaddition to england itself and with the support of the united states. at first, iran's presence in this treaty was secret. because iran had a tradition of so-called neutrality in all the past years, from before the first world war, during the first world war, during the second world war, it always declared its neutrality policy in order to be less hurt , but in this time, in fact, with what it did and of course, by the shah's order and the so-called desire of the british government, with this work, iran left neutrality and practically joined the western bloc. in 1324 , the soviet union did not evacuate its forces from iran after the end of the second world war, and with the support of the democratic sect, it formed the autonomous government of azerbaijan . at this time, hossein ala, iran's ambassador to the council security it was the united nations. his speech in support of iran and protecting british interests in the united nations caused the withdrawal of soviet troops from iran. wh

of the united states as a barrier in the west asian region against the soviets. this treaty included iraq, which was actually where the baghdad treaty was concluded. it included iraq, iran, turkey , and pakistans england itself and with the support of the united states. at first, iran's presence in this pact was secret, because iran is a so-called "b" tradition in all the past years, before the first world war, during the first world war, during the second world war, the side always declared neutrality, a policy of neutrality, in order to be less hurt, but this time, in fact, with what it did, and of course, with destro. at the request of the king and the so-called british government, with this work, iran left neutrality and practically joined the western bloc. in 1324, after the end of world war ii, the soviet union did not withdraw its forces from iran and formed an autonomous government with the support of the democratic sect. it became azerbaijan. at this time, hossein ala , iran's ambassador to the security council. united nations was his speech in support of iran and protecting british interests in the united nations caused the withdrawal of soviet troops from iran. when hossein ala was

of the west azarbaijan provinces, east azarbaijan and ardabil province, as well as the alborz highlands , we expect rain to occur on saturday and sunday due to the approach of a storm harai to parts of pakistan. it is based on the fact that in the southern half of sistan baluchistan province , we will gradually have showers and storms in the eastern parts of hormozgan province, and sometimes we will have temporary strong wind. we predict that, but still in the eastern part of the country, i.e., the northeast, east and southeast parts of the center of the southern foothills of alborz, a part of the southwest of the country, sometimes we will have an increase in the wind speed, which can lead to the rise of pollen. and reduce air quality. in the next 24 hours, the caspian sea and the persian gulf will face each other, and from tomorrow to 5 days, the oman sea will also be rough and turbulent. in tehran, in the next 24 hours, the sky is expected to be clear to partly cloudy, especially in the hour after this and in the early night, we will have an increase in clouds , there is a possibility of showers, especially in the northern parts and there are heights in the east of tehran province, the te

of west. and as you know, has been a circulation thing, good to that as it goes out throughout his time towards solving pakistan's produced a huge amount of flooding off a major rain sofa. i'm off by end of this a little bit drive and it was this reading continue. so they'll be more funding in about southern pakistan and go direct the fishing town in synagogue using it to the dreams of a better life emigration because clinical doesn't offer opportunities out g 0. well tells the story of a community via wave of immigration and meets the women that i lost my husband. we don't office on how to see israel again, oldest palestinians to move in. goal is not supporting the un to relocated space for 8 operations, causing huge disruption, honestly means all the facing mal nutrition and disease well trying to survive israel's attacks. so how can the situation go on? this is inside storage. the .

of america was formed as a barrier in the west asian region against the soviets . this treaty included iraq, which was actually where the baghdad treaty was concluded, including iraq, iran, turkey, and pakistanwell as england itself, with the support of the united states. in the beginning. iran's presence in this treaty was secret because iran had a tradition of so-called neutrality in all the past years, from before the first world war, during the first world war, during the second world war, it always declared neutrality and had a policy of neutrality in order to be less hurt, but at this time in fact, with what alaa did and of course with the order of shah and ba the british government's request, with this work, iran left the neutral state and practically joined the western bloc. in 1324, the soviet union did not withdraw its forces from iran after the end of world war ii, and with the support of the democratic sect, it formed the autonomous government of azerbaijan. zaman hossein ala , iran's ambassador to the united nations security council. his speech in support of iran and protecting british interests in the united nations led to the withdrawal of soviet troops from iran. when hossein

west of yemen has been made. emphasizing the importance of promoting the culture of resistance in the meeting of pakistani elites and intellectuals in a meeting hosted by the iran culture house in pakistanthe right of iran to respond to the zionist regime's crime in the assassination of ismail pakistani personalities in promoting the culture of resistance. a group of pakistani elites and intellectuals with emphasis on the need they paid tribute to the palestinian martyrs to promote the culture of resistance in islamic societies. in a conference under the assassination of ismail haniyeh was condemned as an unforgivable crime as resistance from the perspective of the holy quran, which was hosted by farhang iran house in rawalpindi. the martyrdom of ismail haniyeh gave a great shock to the axis of resistance, but we are sure that this gap will be filled by the other mujahidin of islam and with the blessing of the blood of this israeli martyr. in this conference, it was announced that martyr ismail haniyeh and other martyrs of the anti-arrogance front are the quranic model for resistance against oppression and jihad for the pride of the islamic ummah. ismail haniyeh was present in tehran as

of homes are without power, line slides and flood warnings. and also in place. at least 12 people have died in north west in pakistan. when a line slide has a housing up of dia, 9 of the victims were children. monsoon range have triggered floods and lunch lights in the region. since last month, nearly 300 people have died in rain related incidents, a tiny away. it can't get a kid. it's a huge tragedy. 12 members of one family died. it happened midnight. local volunteers, web talked to put out the buddies we build through the government and local and international organizations to support the relatives of those who died. still a had an autism and sports and dropped points out. the red card from primarily tied to whole foods, all 7 is going to be here with the fishing town in synagogue using it to the dreams of a better law. emigration because cynical doesn't offer an opportunity. outages here well tells the story of a community by a wave of immigration and leads to women. next, i lost my husband. and again, we don't hold on. i'll just see investigative journalism is quite chewing walking through here, sensing that last

getting some breaking news out of pakistan on the way a gunman advert supposedly taking passengers from a number of buses and killed at least 23 people. it happened in the south west august on the kyle district, and we are bringing more details on that story as we get it to cut out your 0 or otherwise. as these agencies, as one of its safety advisors has been killed then 2 of the stuff engine, and the russian missile and striking a hotel. and you have training and city of comma tools, depending and president brought him is lensky has accused russia of deliberately talk is in the hotel ways danger wouldn't have come up. those could throw off what has been an all day today. debris was being cleaned in criminal tools after the russian and the style strike gen list through among the casualties the video coop. i'm going to create citizens, ukraine, america, and britain. a normal city hotel was destroyed by a russian scanned miss island absolutely deliberately, in a pre meditated way. 7 people were wounded, the ones died in the strike, my condolences to friends and families. and this is every day tyra, which still goes on because russia has the means to continue to keep

west. in the biggest deal of its kind since the cold war in you're watching, the video is coming up. next red hits the road in pakistan were truckers white at the highways with there is currently painted rigs. you're going to want to watch that. i'll be back in the top of the hour with more board news. i hope to see you that the, the, the key about the video that goes enabled other data media and legal law give a lot done. but again, i will stop into that and i'll give you, go on and you are you able to order that up? joe media, doctor coverage, the more people than ever on the move world wide in search of a place in life to jump be able to use minute they can t mess with the guns already. already a few megs of opportunity.

of africa, in pakistan and sweden, as fears grow of a wider outbreak. hello. israel says it has killed two senior hamas militants in an airstrike in the occupied west bank on saturdayg of an israeli man in thejordan valley. meanwhile tensions continue to rise between hezbollah and israel.

of africa, in pakistan and sweden, as fears grow of a wider outbreak. hello. israel says it has killed two senior hamas militants in an airstrike in the occupied west bank on saturday. israeli officials claim the militants were involved in the recent killing of an israeli man in thejordan valley. meanwhile tensions continue to rise between hezbollah and israel. hezbollah fired more than 50 rockets into northern israel on saturday, after an israeli airstrike on a residential building in southern lebanon killed ten people. israel said it was targeting a hezbollah weapons depot. the lebanese health ministry said those killed were syrian refugees. israeli forces also struck central gaza on saturday. officials say an airstrike killed at least 18 people, including women and children, in buildings where displaced people were sheltering. the israeli military said it hit targets where militants had fired rockets and that its reviewing the incident. meanwhile israeli officials say its negotiators are cautiously optimistic about a possible ceasefire and hostage deal. but a senior hamas official told the bbc there had been no progress in the indirect talks. our middle east cor

the showers could be anywhere in india, pakistan in bangladesh, the warnings of heavy rain. they're going to be places like west bengal, b hall, and dining cadillac of the imagined people drowning in front of you and not being allowed to save them. at the crossroads of humanity and international law, former tier desperately trying to help refugees and is charged with human trafficking and must fight to 2 years. lucky walters. with this documentary on the, the envelopes virus goes the world health organization size states of alert set across it. republic of congo has reported the majority of cases put infections of being recorded in sweden and profit stone. so who's at risk? and it's the will for past and the labels help emergency. this is inside story the .

west monsoon, but it has slipped sides. it's not as heavy across the western parts of india or pakistan. instead, we'll see the heavy rain pick up for eastern india, pulling in to bangladesh. as well with seeing those thunder storms through the day on 1st day i of the of the 0 who tells the stories of to the thing era writers who challenge conservative thinking in iraq and sepia. so see all the, just i really what are these ideas about iraqi identity divided opinion, especially among the political and religious beliefs and during this. so that's a new roof, newspaper column. so popular, they were read this every level of libyan societies. revel, writers, iraq, and zip you know, to 0 fine and declared, and one pos of water own search on what age is being blocked by the war and sides warnings that will spread throughout the country. as the conflict takes a devastating total and civilians was coming down to help them and this piece possible. this is inside story the .

arab leaders and the muslim leaders in west asia, 57 nations showed up at that organization of islamic cooperation meeting just few days ago, called by iran and pakistan to address ismaal hannah's marterium and also about the gaza uh... genocide and they're good at condemnations, but to sundos's point they could do much, much more to also impact and bring an end to what we're seeing in gaza. yes, they could, but sondas has summarized two very interesting points: first of all, the battle of bals was violent and ultimately led to the liberation of algeria. it was successful war of independence. the fact that sandas in lebanon is openly talking about that indicates the consequ'. tens of thousands of deaths of children and and women and non-combatant males. "now to turn to your question, the muslim brethren around the world can do a certain amount, but the west is still very strong, it's heavily armed, it's got enough resources to bank roll water around the world, they don't tend to win them these days, they lost in afghanistan and in it really didn't really succeed in iraq, it became a big mess uh and many other places uh, but but they still have the mon

west bank is a red line and crossing it will have consequences. iranian tech companies are making their debut at information technology commerce network in pakistan's port city of karache joining over 700 companies from 18 different countries. this year's event is expected to draw tens of thousands of visitors showcasing the latest innovations in such sectors as ai, blockchain and cyber security. muhammad has more. idc and asia 2024, one of the largest tech exhibition in pakistan has brought together companies from over. 18 countries, including nine iranian firms. these companies are showcasing their expertise in advanced technologies and exploring partnership within pakistani market. at itc and asia 2024, iranian tack companies are showcasing their latest innovations in information technology and telecommunications. this marks a significant step in fostering tag collaborations between iran and pakistan. with over 700 companies and start. participating, the event spans more than 20 sectors including health careare and fintech. this is the 25th edition of itcn which is pakistan's largest tech event. it's been happening for 25 years now and in this year we have a

at least 12 people have died in north west, in pakistan on after a land slide has a house and up a dia. 9 of the victims with children, monsoon rains have triggered slots and non flights in the region. since last month, nearly 300 people have died in vain related incidents, but it's on your way. it can get a kid, gets a huge tragedy. 12 members of one family died. it happened midnight. local volunteers, web talked to put out the buddies we build through the government and local and international organizations to support the relatives of those who died. and as, as bolts needs defending us open champion nightmare back brockovich and stuff with a shock to feed sub in tennis stall was on a record 25th. the grand slam title. is it documents out is exit from the us open in 18. yes. last was training and next i popular and it's the 2nd major upset of the tournaments. home says they call us, i'll cry because defeated. i'll be back with more news head on out 0, else we get you back to witness of the september 11th day to reflect a be thankful soldiers of service me across the nation and getting ready

west and the northern pakistan. a unique perspective, the transfer and the displacement are being vision. this population has been discussed as part of design, is project one back for well over a 100 years on heard voices. over times people have the data by the fall of this bombing connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere. young people are not looking for a hand, but they're not backed up by a system that supports the streams on out just the or the of the book about you watching out as a real quick reminder about top stories here. this, at least for palestinians have been killed, and the latest is really striking. a residential apartments in garza, you have talked to placing the jabante a refugee camp in the north of the strip rescue workers. i've tried to to got those buried under the rubble on time on is due to swear in the countries youngest prime minister, 37 year old parents on junction one of the doors out for my fondness of tax and the 3rd family member to meet the country. and venezuela is opposition, lead to maria. carina machado has come out of hiding to attend around 8 to denounce of

pakistan, the occupied west bank, and other areas in the region. major airlines have reportedly suspended flights to tel aviv after a slew of flights to beirut were cancelledeveral days. the un security council held a meeting on wednesday to discuss the situation. separately, the un secretary—general is said to have called the strikes on beirut and tehran a "dangerous escalation" at a time when the focus should be on achieving a ceasefire in gaza. international community must work with civilians, the way to do so is advancing complimentary diplomatic action for deescalation. the white house addressed concerns over the risk of escalation, but said the us will continue to support israel in the face of iranian threats. we don't believe an escalation is inevitable. and there are no signs an escalation is imminent. we have and will maintain readiness to preserve our national security interest in the region. we won't have a blind eye to what iran are doing or have shown to be capable of doing in the region. we have not demonstrated an unwillingness to defend israel from threats in the region including from iran if that happens. we maintain that capability and re

you can ask the people of pakistan, you can ask the people in mumbai, you can ask the people in key weste they paying the price and they are paying the price. there is a cost to pollution it's just separated between the people who are polluting and the people who are suffering. and so, when you, if that were included we would solve this politically, but impossible. how are we going to get this done and my point is we are going to do in thear marketplace and win in spite of that. we are going to invent stuff. we have invented stuff and we then have to measure what is going on. in the meantime it is super important how to slow down there's great activists in this room that did a remarkable job last fall figuring out how to get this pause for instance on a new permitting. it's because with all of those countries that they are trying to sell to to go ahead and build all that infrastructure in the next three years. you can do whatever you want to this planet and the point is thatig yes, you're absolutely right over time we are going to do the right thing but over time doesn't get the job done

west would like to see pakistan. at the second peace summit, preparations for which are already underway. negotiations will not make sense if the russians conduct them as they have done before, putting forward terms ofsurrender. but without russia and china at the table, there really will be no peace talks. china could play the role of a major global player, which it undoubtedly is in the economy, in finance, but perhaps no longer in the policy of forcing peace. china's position as a potential mediator is even greater. intensifies against the background of dramatic and unpredictable american elections, which weaken the united states and frighten its allies. president joseph biden's refusal to bog down, although it added enthusiasm to the democrats, further confused the prospects of american support for ukraine. on the one hand, vice president kamala harris. it is expected that in the event of her victory, the white house will generally continue the current course with regard to ukraine. but herself. a man without experience in international affairs and likely to rely entirely on his advisers. with the key of them, diplomat philip gordon, head andriy yermak has already had a telephone conversation wi

continued one in southern pakistan, the the, the, the, what the max you're watching out just the time to recap, the headlines is why the strong some grades across the occupied west bank of cube, at least 10 palestinians are also submitted for the operation easy, its largest best sense. the 2nd intifada move it seems that case ago a journalist and his sister among the lights is victims of his radio strikes and the central gaza strip or killed in the family home. and in the side on the refugee camp was he, 9 people have been killed since early wednesday. the opposition in venezuela is back on the streets to protest the re election of president nicholas my daughter. more writings of taking psych, someone's off to the box position the to say is widespread social food nigeria is on the verge of a 100 crisis. the united nation says more than 26000000 people. why not enough to wait the coming weeks? health care? well, because they say a high number of women and children are already suffering severe hunger amount nutrition. it's estimates at least a 100 children are being admitted to hospitals, daily doctor's treating mountain dollars, patients save the situation is reached cri

of pakistan. you can ask the people in mumbai. you can ask the people in key west, are they paying a price?theyis are paying a price. there is a cost to pollution. it's just separated between the people who are a polluting and e people who are suffering. >> so when, you know, this is a simplele thing. if that were included we would solve this favorite quickly here but physically, impossible. how are looking to get this done? mildew in the marketplace because we win in spite of that. we are going to invent stuff. we have invented stuff. to push it out and we didn't have to measure what's going on so people understand theires responsibility and the people who are buying and using it understand where they are. and that's why measurement is so important. that's why disclosure and transparency are so important. so people understand what the doing. when we get that fully done that's the day we really start to make a difference. .. >> that allows your magic to do something. i want to put in a global context, fall. i'm from california, so when we talk about california transparent city, the people w

west through a dish of, for example, i'm going to have the north of india. but this is a circulation to watch having given funding already, not just in india, but across the in pakistan. it also extends it soon for right up to the north of pakistan. tens of thousands of children were born in to well lived on the the i still regime in iraq and syria now many are in can either role funds or with the widowed mothers rejected by their own communities checking the few things that people are going to welcome them after that, of course not an emmy award winning documentary. here's that shooting and traumatic story. the children throw stones at me erects last generation on outages in the ceo of telegram. pavel, do all the hells by french police to the attention of the russian bone billing as being condemned by moscow. i'm a long boss. so why is he being detained? that's the case, have wider implications for social media. this is inside story, the hello welcome to the show. i'm sammy's a, them, he's one of the world's richest man, making his full tune from social media channels. he's.

pakistan, the occupied west bank, and other areas in the region. major airlines have reportedly suspended flights to tel aviv, including united, delta and british airways. this comes after a slew ofnes cancelled flights to beirut in the past several days. the un security council held a meeting on wednesday to discuss the situation. separately, the un secretary general is said to have called the strikes on beirut and tehran a "dangerous escalation" at a time when the focus should be on achieving a ceasefire in gaza. the secretary general has consistently called for maximum restraint by all. it is increasingly clear however that restraint alone is insufficient at this extremely sensitive time. the international community must work together to urgently prevent any actions that could push the entire middle east over the age with a devastating impact on civilians. the way to do so is by advancing comprehensive diplomatic action for regional deescalation. the white house addressed concerns over the risk of escalation, but said the us will continue to support israel in the face of iranian threats. we don't believe an escalation is inevitable. and there are no signs and escalation is imm

pakistan and sweden — as fears grow of a wider outbreak. hello, i'm carl nasman. israel says it's killed two senior hamas militants in an air strike on their car, in the occupied westere involved in the killing of an israeli in thejordan valley. tensions continue to rise between hezbollah and israel. hezbollah has fired more than 50 rockets into northern

quickly became known in the west, and islamabad accelerated work on the creation of their own weapons already in 1986 during indian exercises right on the border with pakistant in case of a threat they would launch a nuclear strike. data obtained by indian intelligence confirmed this, the pakistanis are not bluffing, since then mutual accusations regularly reach the nuclear level. pakistan threatens us with nuclear weapons if they think that we will wait... the us and north korea also constantly exchange nuclear threats. the creation of nuclear weapons in pkinyan was first announced in 2005. a year later, the first nuclear explosion was carried out, and later, amendments were made to the dprk constitution regarding the country's new status. our scientists and technicians at the nuclear weapons institute detonated an explosion at the northern testing ground to test the power of a nuclear charge that had recently been manufactured, and relations with washington have only gotten worse since then, with kim jong-un announcing early this year that his army must completely destroy the us and south korea if north korea provokes them. bloomberg analysts warn that ki

of the world it's free to the producers. the world is paying the price. you can ask the people in pakistan. youum can ask the people emblemy you can ask the people in key westarea they paying the pric? they are paying the price there is a cost to pollution is just separated from the people who are suffering. this is a simple thing if that were included bead solveth this very, very quickly. but politically, impossible howeverd going to get this done? my point is willl do in the marketplace because we are going to it and spite that. we are going to invent stuff. we have invented staff are going to push it out and then have to measure what is going on so that people understand thed responsibility and the people who are buying and using it understand where they are. that is white measurement is so important that is why disclosure and transparency are so important so the people understand what they are doing. when we get that fully done that is the day we really start to make this work. >> i think in the meantime it is super important that we figure out how to slow down their great activists in this room who've done a remarkable job last fall figuring out how to

so there's a lot of fake news websites in countries like pakistan and bangladesh that are paid by people in the west out fake news and do certain things . and, and at the time, things. and, and at the time, this was a few years ago. there was nothing we could do. i mean, i remember at the time i was accused of being some hamas kidnapper and terrorist and by this website, which was so absurd because it came onto google alerts, so i think, you know, it's on one hand, it's positive that these people in these types of countries that run these institutions , because run these institutions, because there's a big difference between someone posting here something on facebook, and an actual website designed to spread hatred and fake news in a foreign country that's set up there to be outside of the laws. so i think there's positive elements, if that's what they're doing. and they're doing it well. but also there's obviously a great worry when we start literally policing and jailing people for social media posts. yeah >> david, just one final quick question. going back to the migration issue, we're already ge

of hamas chanted in a palestinian refugee camp in lebanon. a protest march took place in ramalah on the west bank, and hundreds of people also rallied in pakistan, islamabad and karachi. massive demonstrations took place in jordan, turkey and iran itself. a new round of escalation in the middle east may be the result of agreements between tel aviv and washington. in the expert community. does not rule out the assassination of the political leader of hamas in tehran, as well as the liquidation of the hezbollah commander in beirut, carried out by idf forces, with the knowledge and support of the states. permission to be so daring.