today in switzerland, bringing together more than 90 countries. ukraine's president will let him use westgate arrived into town of gordon short on friday evening. german chancellor, all actual french presidents and one of them are con and us vice president. cala harris will also attend the summit. aims to create unity around a peace plan. put forward by you pray, but russia is not invited and explained. backer china is not coming either. the conference is also serving to highlight divisions among the international community about the way forward in ukraine are all in together. we can stop the madness from moscow most moments until we deprive russian or if the opportunity to terrorize you create ops included and we'll have a no real interest in seeking a payment plan for that. even though, like for say, a pc to morrow and don't be does it fit? yeah. the lights of all ukrainian presidents. a lot to me is a lensky on the road and stock code for live harris at the g 7 summit in italy. o is the same message. ukraine needs more support to stop rushing aggression at home . ukraine faces and unrelent

now, no 3 of costs have strengthened dates. military, we've seen the westgate rig side to the re ballistic missile launch, but kevin says this is justifiable and he saw seats us minutes. we are unable drill was carried out with south korea and japan, which it sees as an escalation that it, as soon as i saw 2 people, because security part, which it says not only the stabilizes the region, but it probably is, is a direct threat to pay on young stake sweeney taking us through that. now we also heard the thoughts of asia based financial, consulting, angelo juliano, essays, the visit suggests there's a new dynamic that could offset the west power in the region. yeah, i would say there's a, there's probably a frog which is created on the lines of uh, they will not coordinate an alliance, but the partnership is thought we did, you know the p restaurant in china. so we see clearly here russia in china, they've got to go along with the connect. the west is as they were doing before, when they put the sanctions on north korea because they were weak. uh, knock and the gloves are off. i think it's the

we seen the westgate rick side to the re ballistic missile launch. but kevin says this is justifiable, and he's science. the us minutes we, i'm naval drill was carried out with south korea and japan, which it sees as an escalation of it as well as i saw it to be all cuz security part which it says not only d stabilizes the region, but it probably is, is a direct threat to appeal in young malaysia is on his way to becoming a bricks member according to the countries of prime minister, or abraham, elaborated on the new direction malaysia is taking, plunging last year to ditch us dollar dependency. we have made our policy clear and we have made our decision. we will start the formal process soon. as far as the global south is concerned, we're fully supportive. i have worked very well with president lula on the expansion of the membership. we're waiting for the final result and the feedback from the south african government. this is the western narrative. you see, this is the problem with the west. they want to control the discourse, but we can no longer

we've seen the westgate rick side to the re ballistic missile launch. but kevin says this is justifiable and he's science. the us minutes, we are unable drill was carried out with south korea and japan, which it sees as an escalation, that it is also a sign to be alters, security pa, which it says not only the stabilizes the region, but it poses a direct threat to pee on young to put and will be visiting australia today and tomorrow. what are his plans after this visit? well, off the off of the visit to korea preaching and his delegation will make the way to vietnam. and again, this is caused alarm for the united states will. they've given its history that some people might be forgiven for thinking that may be the best policy would have been to remain silent. but the boss of the united states and possibly in vietnam, it said that no country should be given, preaching a platform to promote his war of aggression and otherwise allow him to normalize his atrocities. and he says that if he's able to travel freely, of course, there are some restrictions with

westgate 2 hostages and rough arms and southern gaza, the area where the 10s of thousands of thousands displaced from the north sled earlier hoping to find shelter. a mess of air strikes then provided cover and support full ground troops to free to men. and again, that time does a health minister reported that around 70 palestinians were killed, including civilians with him as claiming that free all their captives lost their lives. also were member one of the most heart breaking incidents of friendly fire. when in december, the idea of killed 3 is rarely hostages, the people, it declares it is fighting to say you are in a combat and gaz on demand took off their shirts to show they were an armed. while one of them was even waving a white flag, but the army anyway and decided to fly them as militants and opened fire and all 3 died immediately. so yes, the rock questions and concerns, of course, as often rescue operations leads to disproportionate number of casualties. so meanwhile, is really war cabinet minister been again says, announced his resignation from the coalition government and

through how the idea is trying to justify such a high number of casualties for the full comp, tips. westgate, or these really leadership sees it as one of the country's most buried operations. now it is called a known in memory of the special police force unit fighter on knowns, i'm or father of to who fell secure in the hostages. this is just a small extract, told the many praising words, these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu sat about this operation. let's take a listen no matter what our heroic warriors charged as one man into the fire. they eliminated the terrorists and fried the hostages on thursday evening when i finally approved this complex and dangerous operation to main consideration stood before my eyes. first, our commitment to return all the hostages home called a 2nd to by the knowledge that you can trust our fighters. there are not better than them in the world, but the number of casualties. the rest of the operations led to may many raised questions about his success, of course, and as we understand it didn't. 2 his plans, some of these really side to these really ar

we've seen the westgate over excited a re ballistic missile launch. but kevin says this is justifiable, and he's science, the us minutes. the naval trail was carried out with south korea and japan, which it sees as an escalation, that it is also a side to people because security part, which it says not only the stabilizes the region, but it probably is, is a direct threat to pay on young what we're going to cross live now to, i guess, sounds like really on a financial consultant to discuss this, but the many thanks for joining the program today. it's good to see. so this is president putin's funds that trip to know if the 1st visit in $24.00 is to north korea, focus through the significance of this trip for the 2 countries off of the region in general. and so it has been a long time since there was such a high level of contact between the 2 countries. i think we need to put this into the context of the especially mean is pushing me to abrasion, but it's still something extremely important, which is the patients in the south china sea. we see there's a

we've seen the westgate rick side to the re ballistic missile launch. but kevin says this is justifiable and he's science the us minutes. the naval trail was carried out with south korea and japan, which it sees as an escalation of it. as soon as i saw 2 people, cuz security part which it says not only d stabilizes the region, but it probably is, is a direct threat to p on young the staying in the region. nato secretary general. yeah, insult him, but it has thrown a paging full growing alignment with no sco make the ukrainian conflicts publicly pressed. and she was trying to create the impression that she's taking a back seat in this conflict to avoid sanctions antique trade the following. but the yellow thing is that china's shooting the largest on conflict in europe since world war 2 at the same time, it wants to maintain good relations with the west. well, the badging kind of have it both ways. at some point on, unless china changed his course, allies need to impulse that cost. most korea has delivered over 1000000 a tender sales on the wrong has the

we've seen the westgate rick side to the re ballistic missile launch. but kevin says this is justifiable, and he's science. the u. s. military naval trail was carried out with south korea and japan, which it sees as an escalation, that is always a sign to people because security part which it says not only d stabilizes the region, but it probably is, is a direct threat to people young. we close slide bouncy. daniel key go santos. i'll see you on the youth organization that representative many thanks for joining us on the program. so as we know, this is vladimir putin suppose, visits, know for you in 24 years on to travel to vietnam, off the woods, focus to me, what do you think the trip signifies for these countries and for the week and in general? yes, thank you for this and it'll sports so we have to understand that agent using a hotspot, a sponsored considering degree power competition. a force is mostly about saying that russia is involved as it has a very huge share of influence. one being down, apartment, us in and another being a member of the 6

we seeing the westgate a rig side to the re ballistic missile launch, but kevin says this is justifiable and he's science. the us minutes, we unable drill was carried out with south korea and japan, which it sees as an escalation, that it is always a site to be all cuz security part, which it says not only the stabilizes the region, but it probably is, is a direct threat to appeal in young or just a soon as we bring to the latest news on the russian presidents, north korean, visit the well staying in the region, nato showed itself were flags rather than arbitrarily smith and the top of china. that's the response of the countries for renaissance ministry spokesperson, a secretary general young stoughton bank, a school of aging for its growing alignment with most sco, i'm of the ukranian conflicts publicly present. she has tried to create the impression that she's taking a back seat in this conflict to void sanctions and keep trade the following. but the yellow thing is that china's shooting the largest on conflict in europe since world war 2. so at the same time it wants to maintain good

we seen the westgate rick side to the re ballistic missile launch, but kevin says this is justifiable and he's science these us minute see, i'm naval drill was carried out with south korea and japan, which it sees as an escalation that it was, it was i saw 2 people cuz security part which it says not only the stabilizes the region, but it probably is, is a direct threat to pay on young. that's caused the live now to your james elements . hara political analyst on north korea experts. many thanks for joining us on the program today. so this is a lot of opinions. first visit's in your career in 24 years. what do you think is the significance for the 2 countries on, for the region in general? what well for example, i think there's an input in this now uh having uh, some kind of a feeling on his uh, frame policy. uh, interest and foreign policy. um, it's called focus. uh, 1st of all, it's something not on the x looks off, but most of itself is going to us up uh, south south country is the building relationship with something countries, for example, a very close neighbor which is the dpr k

we seen the westgate rick side to the re ballistic missile launch. but kevin says this is justifiable, and he's science. the us ministry, unable drill, was carried out with south korea and japan, which it sees as an escalation of it. and so it was a site to be old as security part, which it says not only the stabilizes the region, but it probably is, is a direct threat to be on young. the western countries are being pushed out of west and central africa as other world players gain influence there. that's the message from the us military staff, director general, who's raised concerns over europe, potentially losing access to the continence of resources. we almost pushed all as many uh, western countries including us from these yeah, from ali, from working off also from from other countries. and this will cause problems for the future if we don't act. so we're thinking about an integrated approach to step of our efforts in africa to and especially this approach will be that we will support them in a way that day off for instead of bringing them good, l

that's does a bit of a black black westgate. so uh, you know, it says one through 14 was at 175 years and they got nothing. really. they want the team in united states and they got nothing. so decent but president, i think the person that needs it was already that we want to replicate what you know, such a weekly date each day. no one is going to come after them, but publishing the twos. so these of our president is, is, is not the perfect victory, but to this is free and i think that was much for, is it by the place today. then it was yesterday, head out as someone who knows, as long as the way that you do can you perhaps reflect on judy on his arms, the man, how has the events of the last few years change to do that? it's totally not even very, very recipients, very resilient. however, she's state more so yes. at the embassy. and then in please, sir i, i'm sure you have the huge effect on. she's mental health. i'm a very much hope she will be other to recover to spend quality time with family, with children, with life and that

i'm opposed to the da said it would support his re election. westgate if somebody did miller now who is live for us in cape town? so for me to the democratic alliance will get the position of deputy speak of the national assembly. well, can you tell us about the amc these new coalition partners? well certainly since that was announced that they would be this formation of a government of national unity. as you pointed out, they didn't indicate what happens next and what, which positions go to which party. and one of the key things with regards to this agreement is that the democratic alliances city would support a president's coming from the largest party in that multi party agreement, which in this case would be silver. i'm opposed to all the amc and so then we continue seeing him as president and then having the stability that the african national congress has said that it's off to the democratic alliance. how the press briefing not too long ago when it said that much of this agreement around these, this national government of national unity is in line with its own constitution and

and so now we're bringing this case to say westgate. well, at some point he may have been an addict. he said in a book he was vatican, but that's like having your insurance policy cancer because you wrote a book about hi, it's and said and they said, well, you must have been fan and didn't tell us at the time that's ridiculous. i mean, this case is being brought on a basis of something that is we got we got a lot of other stuff to do and but-for but for the hoopla and her birth has been raised. this case would not have been brought he did he was he an addict that he subjectively think that did he objectively know that other people say, well, maybe he was, or maybe we saw stuff that at the time he feel the former there's all this kind of thing that he's going to give an appeals court if there's a conviction there and look, i've been an equal opportunity critic of both the trump case and this case. so i'm not i'm not weigh about, but this is not the kind of case it federal prosecutors make there make their bread and butter all. >> let's s

so hands on al jazeera and the desk told some days of torrential rain in one of the westgate areas and the southern china in just a full $37.00. and the major of how black count and parts of the balkans leaves millions of people sweltering in the middle of the heat, waves in sport, some impressive catching by south africa as they take a step closer to the semi finals of the t. 2012. the hello, there are yet more heavy showers pushing across central parts of europe. we are going to see that west with a stomach a little further east, which as we go through the next couple days and eventually we'll see some woman and dr. bribes of weather coming back in across the northwest at the moment. we have got a fair amount of tab little uh, marietta, fronts rolling across the that to western side of out and pushing a little further race was interesting. positive u. k. as we go through the next 24 hours or say, but eventually it will drop a little price and that's still plenty of showers. there were especially close southern positive jeremy switzerland pushing down into the north of italy. lie the

mister westgate could help you with this on? i was just everything's your time. um, is this a sort of cynical move to gone to a particular votes buying cool have the by the administration wanted to implement this policy, but it being distracted for the one to the best it would as well. i think it is tied to the election for a couple of reasons. number one is tied to the election in the sense that this is the sort of in the beginning of the border announcement that was just made by couple of weeks ago where the border was flows down to asylum seekers who crossed so legally that phased a lot of criticism on the lab. and so they, now this was implemented that the model apply the criticism on the lab. and also the fact they is that under the current process that you had discussed earlier, where people have to leave and then come back into the united states. that process currently takes over 3 years to actually finish from start to finish. and so this actually really been a priority for the administration, it would've devoted resources about how big that process they