engage in profound discussions concerning identities, particularly focusing national minorities within the borders of bosnia and herzegovina, an enchanting land, tapestry of 18 national minorities weaves rich fabric, yet given the weekly nature of our program, we often find ourselves drawn towards the captive. narratives of foreigners who have chosen to reside in this bosnian tapestry. our program serves as gateway to explore the multifarious aspects that underpin the essence of existence. we delve into the splenders of life within bosnia and herzegovina, exulting in the diverse cultural mosaic that embellishes this land. each guest, gracing our program, hailing from near and far, possesses a deep-rooted connection to... in the realm of their hearts, they treasure ancestral customs and traditions, which we have the privilege of illuminating through our discussions, our program seeks to on the intricate tapestry of unique identities woven by the hands of each remarkable individual, as you mentioned, you're talking about the identities of the bosnia, herzegovinan people, what are some of

service to those within our own kind of worship congregation and community. then there is additional day jobs that we have, to earn a living, pay our bills and taxes. and there is also such an ethic that is scripturally based in matthew 25. there are many scriptures . >> i was hungry, and you gave me food. >> as well as an idea of, let your light so shine for men so they may see your good works and glorify your father in heaven. there is a commitment to giving back to god in our mind through how we treat and serve those around us. so there is a very full schedule for most latter-day saints. they are usually a little weary. >> three hours in church on sundays, is that standard? >> it has changed. when i was growing up it was a three-hour block but then they separated it out to three separate meetings where they are one hour each. we have the main sacrament service, we actually partake in the sacrament and renew the covenants. then there is a relief society, so men and women have their own services and children have their own sunday school service. then there i

that would mean that even balance is not within reach. they apparently have 189, see in call them and it looks like the, the, the left wing alliance and all of the, you know, what they call the republicans from san fran at potty. com today from know, from other policies and the far right nation ready have stepped out ahead of the 2nd round to get the non national variety candidate mode shots of spot seems to have. but what they call the republican from the far right is not within reach of getting and even in as simply majority and not even and really not a, an absolute majority though between now i know it's, these numbers are very fresh. but what will these results mean? now for the pol balance in the french parliament, dental president, my problem of the problems as well as really has shifted to the left wing alliance. it looks like it's going to be very difficult to find a prime minister with a, you know, with the numbers of face of the distributed amongst the different policy. it could be that there is that, that will be, i, you know,

sided within the far right cabinet, within the israeli society, and as you mentioned, the protests that are going on at this point approaching almost six months, at the same time you have the resistance groups unified who are obviously ready uh for any resistance in the form of retaliation. would you would you say that uh israel is its last leg given that it's rupturing from within while it's trying to fight uh the outside forces such as the resistance groups which posed obviously the biggest threat to it, i believe that the decision to go to war for the israel is no longer an easy issue for. this regime and it it is the time when the israelis would anytimes decide to launch a war has ended against the palestinian people, it it it is the time when israel decides to launch an aggression against lebanon also has ended of course the calculations for war for the israelis has changed, it is no longer easy in the way - that it was in the past, and you can see this change that has occurred for the israeli army, in the 80s, it was in the heart of beirut, and today the israeli enemy has also thi

the zionist entity and there even the fact that there is rift within the system, the political system in the zianist entity, and other indicator is that there they are also encompassed by the resistance in gaza, which is the for... interest of the resistance, the palestinian people, which continue also in a very close front, and they see the soldiers, they see the settlers, whether it is in al-quds, those who are the defenders of al-aqsa, the resistance, lebanese resistance, hazballah, iran, also in everything that represents as an islamic state and a regional force, "and the fact that it also faces this zionist plot against the region, and therefore it is surrounded from all sides, and the third issue that there is a concern within the israelion zionist entity, that there is an exestential fear for their future, the in so-called national security, that there is 60% of the israeli society that feel..." concerned about the existence of their entity, they do not feel secure, they do not feel safe and they are incapable of adapting to the strategic changes that are surrounding this entit

the framework of nato, within the osce, the only goal pursued by washington is to subjugate all theers of these structures, and to subjugate themselves executive bodies of both the osce and nato, now the european union has signed an agreement with nato, according to which it recognizes nato as a senior partner and is ready to use any means necessary. on may 28, us president biden, when he agreed to an interview, quoted. and he said: china's economy is on the verge, on the verge of failure. in your opinion, what are the results of the chinese economy, and could you say why the economy, which is on the brink of what nato calls decisive, provides a factor in the ukrainian context. he said. promoting with the west itself a model of globalization, the unity of the world economy, in addition to all this, or rather, in such conditions, the more such restrictions there are, the more aggressively the owners of that bretton woods system act, the more actively and efficiently they will work to create their technologies, their products , countries against which... bloc, bloc structures, and nat

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israel falling apart divisions uh have been sided uh within the far right cabinet within the israeli society and as you mentioned uh the protests that are going on at this point approaching almost six months. at the same time you have the resistance groups unified uh who are obviously ready uh for any resistance in the form of retaliation uh would you would you say that uh israel is on his last leg given that it's rupturing from within while it's trying to fight uh the outside forces such as the resistance groups which posed obviously the biggest threat to it? i believe that the decision to go to war for the israel is no longer in is easy issue for this regime and it it is the time when the israelis would anytimes decide to launch a war has ended against the palestinian people, it it it is the time when israel decides to launch an aggression against lebanon, also has ended, of course, the calculations for war for the israelis has changed, it is no longer easy in the way that it was in the past, and you can see this change that has occurred for the israeli army, in the 80s, it was in

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therefore, everything that you clean does is happening within the limits and within the framework of international law, taking into account all the necessary procedures. as i said, well, this comes as all these are in sole source, have confirmed the presence of ukrainian bus raisal on the african continent and actually involved in a pm sci fi ticket was prepared to provide evidence about, was killed in recent clashes and money mon and broke out last week between a set protest group and the countries on me, which has been collaborating with baldwin, just remind you that some portion power minute to both sides have confirmed cash videos on line show numerous bodies alongside destroy tommy faithfuls with claims of smoke rising from 12 to delve into all of this, i'm joined now by a corresponding steve sweeney. i would say this is obviously a very complex uh story. so many threads twist geographically. also police, it can be very complicated, but cube has now admitted it is supporting terrorism. in west africa, what's happening? well, as we've seen all, he was sent this exclusive footage

but even those numbers seem to be not within reach tonight. so lots of spaces that i don't smart in here at the election policy for the fall, right? national raleigh. how big of the put this into perspective for us? how big of a defeat is this for the party and also from the pen? well, you know, if you like and things to feed, but mind to the far right has progress quite a lot. they'll likely to get a dozen of got a few 1000 seat more in the coming parliament. obviously put them in close to about whiting that reads and then 9 to also use the base reside to say, you know, to tell by just you see, if we are, when we are and read in within reach of power, that will be all side parties are gathering and joining forces to prevent us from getting to power the far right is hoping that somebody will when in 2027 it is not a good results for the fall right tonight. but it's not entirely bad either. visitors in paris, the thank you. uh, so fox, uh, we now have the numbers here is how the seats distribution would look at in the parliament, according to t

so the probability of peace talks within, within syria. but what's interesting is, of course on could have, does continue to support its position suggesting that it's nato allies have not just, of course, provide a support to, to the care with the suspect but of the country has been trying to middle in the affairs and prevents a peaceful solution, this is what the church present had to say with respect to syria and reproach. but unfortunately, we have witnessed approaches and actions by some of our nato allies that have made our work even more difficult, let alone supportive. we continue to keep the situation under control, both inside and outside our borders and to implement our solution strategy on when to intervene and to the extent necessary. we're striving for climate a piece in syria. the solution to all these conflicts is a new social unison in syria on the basis of territorial integrity. it is our fundamental desire that syria should not be a land where regional and global powers arm russell. but a prosperous state, completely free

oppress within communities. and i wonder if you could just say more. i'm so intrigued. started taking notes at my phone. it's really the first time i'm hearing this particular conversation and the way you're surfacing or privileging trans identity women's voices, younger voices. if you could go into some of your observations your own a little bit deeper i would i'm going to take more notes i'll be grateful. well i've had i have a story for you guys. yes. think first of all, oppression within oppressed communities exists, especially with caste. dr. ambedkar calls. it a descending order of contempt. the law we go on the scale of caste. the higher the contempt for the people who lie there and. my cost, which is from the man scavenging community as talked about earlier, lies at the bottom that so inherently the identity of the name of my cost is bungie. bungie is slur. it's called the b-word in india. now these days it's a constitutional slur in india, which means that you call someone a punk. you can face or you ca

but we also, within our prisons, political prisoners themselves. through public support, his own legal challenges as prisoners often themselves as, writers or what we call jailhouse attorneys, urban lorenzo secured his own release after 15 years. and course, he remains politically active. and i'm very excited to learn about the chapter that he wrote this book and his activity. i also want to introduce you to lauren braun, strom fils, an associate professor at cedar crest college. lauren has taught us and women's history to incarcerate rated people for over eight years. a really monu mental important task. one thing we know about prison education is that even though as the states reduce it, it is the number one reason to number one issue that reduces recidivism and people to prison. she was a fulbright scholar at the university of rome, and she is the author of partners in gatekeeping how italy shaped the u.s. immigration policy over ten pivotal years. 1891 to 1901. she is also the editor and contributor to managing migration in italy and the united

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therefore, everything that you claim does is happening within the limits and within the framework of international law, taking into account all the necessary procedures. this comes is all changed. so in full says, have confirmed the president solve ukrainian boss risk on the african continent and actually involved in a pmc flight test who was prepared to provide evidence of that was recently killed in passions in money. the bond is broke out earlier this week between a set press to group. i'm the west african countries army, which has been collaborating with fog. and i just remind you that sebastian power military for both sides have confirmed casualties. video is online, showing numerous parties along side destroyed on the physicals of tunes of smoke prize, and from them. we got more details from the course channels. we have received exclusive photographs from a source within the russian african mercenary community apache. these pictures were meant to be published by one of the men traveling with that military convoy that was destroyed and apparently that man was killed during the a

haidi: what are the most compelling opportunities within asia than? equities, we think asia is in the sweet spot. valuation is still undemanding. it is supported by not just china but also other growth markets within the region such as india, south korea, taiwan, even aussie on. countries like singapore, malaysia. doing pretty well recently. as a whole, we are suggesting investors to adopt a broad asia exposure in order to have their smooth investment journey, reaping the benefits of diversification with an increased focus on dividend play. haidi: the bank of korea was interesting today. they did move. that was expected. the signaling seemed a whole lot more compelling for the doves then we thought going into it. do you think at the start of the easing cycle, as excitations build toward august, is going to change the outlook when it comes to korean equities? excitement off of the valley of the -- off the back of the rally in japan as well. eddy: the bank of korea staying pat was with a -- was within excitations. there were some who believe that the ba

so this has been felt very acutely within that group and also within other palestinian groups.anted to give you, for example the president of the palestinian authority, mahmoud abbas, has reacted saying he strongly denounces and condemns the killing, saying it's a cowardly act and a dangerous development. we have also been hearing statements from other hamas members within the military and the political leadership saying that they are ready to pay various prices. another saying that this will not pass in vain. so of course the question is, what is the reaction or what can the reaction be from a significantly weakened hamas at this time and the question is also whether any kind of response would come from some of the other iranian proxies as well, not just hamas in the region. lynda and polar of course, it may be significantly weekend, but hamas is still holding least 80 is israeli hostages in gaza of course. is hania was responsible for some of the top the negotiations for the release of those hostages and cease fire what is going to happen to those talks now and any sort of ne

israel had been threatened by groups within the region, namely hezbollah. on saturday. a series of attacks by his belie, essentially target measured alshaun success territory and occupied the golden heights. and it is an area of contents of contention. but one thing that is important here is of course, these really did valid that they would pay started, that they, that has the level of pay a heavy price. and that would only happen as long as the is really prime minister, as cabinet came to a decision. we understand that they met on sunday. and as part of that meeting, the reaction has been that along the lines of that these really prime minister will essentially determine the timing as well as the manner of the reaction and in more detail. this is what they had to say. the members of the cabinet authorized the prime minister and the defense minister to decide on the matter and timing of the response against the hezbollah terrorist organization. of course, the reaction did not just essentially limit itself to that of israel. we understand that the statements

feeling had been around for a long time french society, we must remember that then... especially withinwas created at one time, the tribunal for rwanda, why? because the resolution indicates the framework, the time within which it was possible to persecute those persons perpetrators or suspected of committing genocide, that is, from january 1994 to december, that is, within one year, but we understand all the events... a little much earlier, because before that and even during independence, yes before in the nineties, when for the first time the patriotic front, with its troops, just entered the territory of rwanda, so it was just necessary, by the way, and rwanda itself at one time asked that measures be taken within the framework of a united nation . ..difficult to achieve precisely on a legal level answer, an international tribunal for rwanda was created, this tribunal, by and large , was supposed to measure society, it acted within the framework of the so-called transitional justice, that is, it is transitional justice, that is , when there are victims, when... somehow not so much,

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the, within the organization. it should be mentioned that like the, the 1st reaction of is $84.00 in minnesota. was it one more? turn something done to add on speech and actually like likely no longer to saddam uh, i think it's actually be on the lines. and what i want to say is that like we need to calm down all the politicians. and as we researches as the and experts we need to call months more calm to the rational date so that when level be midsize condition, we shouldn't expect that. and actually, the problem here is the mentoring process in gaza until the key is so concerned about what's happening in there. and as you all know in the level, it's not on the part of the coffee. israel is now a bigger cost in calls trying for a trickier any invasion or an outside in, in gone depression or the expensive operation targeting and solve them part of level long as the law or whatever additional for the uh this, the lives the reason and this it because i'm far trogie and i actually relate to our adult speech with this

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the second consideration _ within europe exactly. was precisely the fact what the eu is smaller then europe. and of course the uk being and turkey and others for their innocence both those considerations are far more today than they were two years ago. now the question that remains the same, one thing is to agree that europe is bigger than the european union and we need to do something to stand by ukraine and concrete actions coming out of it for and unless you institutionalise something... it doesn�*t have to be a heavy institutionalisation. it can be something as loose as a g7 or 620. be something as loose as a g7 or g20. there needs to be something that leads to action after the summits. that leads to action after the summits-— that leads to action after the summits. . ., . ., ,, , ., summits. nathalie tocci, thank you for cominu summits. nathalie tocci, thank you for coming on _ summits. nathalie tocci, thank you for coming on the _ summits. nathalie tocci, thank you for coming on the program. - summits. nathalie tocci, thank you

but what i find within mexican american one when i just look at within that in the numbers that's very low within several committees and cabinets. right. so when i look at mexican-americans that way to some extent representation matters for equality. but two, to what extent? but the other side of that is, when these women are in their appointed, such as roman abu nicolas, who was the first mexican american women, hispanic women to serve as treasurer for the united she was appointed under and speeches she conducts within communities and several organizations. she talks about how important it is to have women in government and so although nixon perhaps had the foresight, see that how women would be talking about the role and how important gender is within politics that an advancement of gender equality, women's equality within his they're using their voice shape consciousness to the public to the that they're speaking to but i struggle with the limited number of mexican american women appointed within his administration. so representation but i think it was it didn't meet the mark when h

yeah, they can form coalitions within the you call them in. but they're ultimately limited in what they can do because this they'll be minorities. and the bureaucracy has been very good over the years in swapping away for put minorities and just simply going ahead irrespective of anything that the public may want. so the key is to win elections and to to wield power, and i think that's why um, airbag is such a good, an effective player because he's been, he's very good when he elections and then gives him the kind of the car to a ton of pretty much above his weight and what also it will remain to be seen one piece comes and it will oversee and have become what the victim opened will get the credit being dissolved because otherwise, if i pray, if mom traveling around and defying applause, which obviously provides for me to go for a lot of money. that was jewel josh and what is senior research fellow at the global policy of street? things. right, thank you very much, george. thank you very much. i a fine if this our a tribunal of the hey, co sen

within minutes.— rescue operation is almost over. within minutes. ., ~ , ., , . within minutes.n minutes. thank you very much. thank you forjoining us _ within minutes. thank you very much. thank you forjoining us in _ within minutes. thank you very much. thank you forjoining us in the - thank you forjoining us in the programme. a public inquiry in new zealand has found that a third of all children, young people and vulnerable adults in state and religious care over the past seventy years experienced some form of abuse. the report described the scale of the abuse as "a national disgrace" —— with two—hundred—thousand as "a national disgrace" — with 200,000 people affected. victims told the inquiry they'd been raped, sterilised or given electric shocks, among other abuses. those from the indigenous maori community and people with disabilities were particularly targeted. earlier, we heard from the former deputy prime minister of new zealand, grant robertson. —— we can now speak to our correspondence in sydney following events in new zealand. how important is this from the authoriti

within seconds. secret service agents shot him dead. the associated press is reporting that materials used to make bombs were found inside the vehicle of the suspected shooter. their questions about how closely got to the former us president was a heavy security detail a this aerial shot taken all of the ready shows just how close he was. crooks was on the roof of a manufacturing plant. that was about a 120 meters from come stage. some of the support as they say, they saw him and tried to well law enforcement officers before the shooting began. i was up at the fence line. i saw the guy move from roof the roof. talk told an officer that he was on the roof and the officer come along and i went back to where i was standing. i heard that there was somebody that could see the person. so i went back to where they were standing. so the person went back and told the officer again that if he goes back to that particular spot, he can see the person figuring that he was going to radio. and when i turned around to go back to where i was, when the g

have two separate questions, the first one is how we ever going to find peace uh in the region and within israel and the palestinian uh conflict when so many people in israel are moving further and further to the right and they actually prefer smoke rich to be the new leader in the knesset and and as i said to that about donald trump, do you think it's possible that he will put a timeline on netanyahu and the war cabinet to and the genocide in gaza when he talks about finishing the job, and if not are we looking at an indefinite ongoing occupation of gaza, similar to the west bank going forward. thank you. yes, to the very last point, uh, i, i, i have, i have no anticipation whatsoever that donald trump will change the policy towards what they call israel uh, when he becomes the president, and the appointment of vance, lifelong supporter, zelot, actually, as his uh, as his running mate, confirms that for me. on your first point, there's really not much we can do about israeli society. are what they are, they are racist, european, overwhelmingly uh, apartite supporting colonial occupation

the anger between the supporters of various candidates has been very prevalent within this country, and this is seen by many as a direct consequence of the toxic nature of the political discourse within the united states. we have heard for reactions from various politicians saying that they hope that this brings the country together. that having seen what the consequence is of a truck sick, political nature, americans may now be more willing to get together with others, even though they be political opponents. so even though they may not agree with them, that is in the immediate wake of the shooting which associated press is now reporting is being investigated as an attempted assassination of the pool of my president by honda. thank you. it's 00, g m t and you're watching all continuing coverage of the shooting out. the trump rally in the us state of pennsylvania to take the going. trump was speaking about migration in the town of buffalo, in gunshot swell, he dropped to the stage flow before the secret service offices picked him up and rushed him to a car. blood could be seen on one si

he was term by voters within the process. the winning labor party ended up with just 34 percent of the popular vote. not that much more than the tories just under a quarter of the popular vote. yeah. labor now has 2 thirds of the parliamentary seats making it look like a landslide. and what about those 14 percent of brits, who voted for nitro ferris's reform party in british democracy? that translates to just one percent of the seats. a similar picture has emerged in france here. media pins, anti establishment, right? we national rally party ended up as the top party with 37 percent of the popular vote in the wake of the 2nd and final round of voting. but with only the 3rd highest number of seats, because the bathroom deal that occurred between president a menu and that cause establishment together party and the new popular frank party on the anti establishment left, they literally concluded publicly to deny voters what they twice actually voted for arguing that it would be dangerous for france not to have them salute the ple

yes, you know, how do we often within run card to the distance up? all right, and we have with him, how much can i have it on file government has done so many illegal things against him and con, how many accusations that be made against them. how many restrictions, how many cases, god willing, the people are standing up within may he get relief? they are really in oregon con, with officer dest prime minister, in the board of new confidence in 2022 inches wide. we perceive that he filled out the field would be focused on spa for, for the military. the on forces have directly to leave the country for nearly half of its existence since its creation. in 1947 of many see han came to fall within 28 days with the backing of submitted to. but after he was forced out, he has been able to mobilize them now says against the many, please do in politics. it's an issue that involves deeply entrenched emotions in any move to keep honda be from public is expected to excess a beat. the done more that has consumed the country for the boss through us. that's all for no

weill. potential splits within nato or disagreements within nato?urse you have the hungarian - disagreements within nato? well, ofj course you have the hungarian prime minister viktor orban come he did go to ukraine but then moscow and beijing without any coordination with nato or european countries and we are seeing some blowback in europe. looks like he's on his way to mar—a—lago and did not even request a meeting with the president of united states to discuss what came out of his meeting and does not seem like anything came out of that meeting. of those divisions have been there since the beginning of this work and i think what nato has been mistreated as well as the eu is an ability to manage any discord within its ranks and really present a united front and ultimately in the communique, which was signed on by hungary and others, by all 42 members, i think importantly also calls out china in a rather sort of half breaking way. so i actually think that there has been a good show of unity at what is the 75th birthday fernando. just show of unity a

i over the last few weeks within the -a ? ~ , over the last few weeks within the -a ?' , ., ., ., over the last few weeks within the .a ? ~ , ., ., ., , party? i think they would want to be unified, party? i think they would want to be unified. for— party? i think they would want to be unified, for sure, _ party? i think they would want to be unified, for sure, especially given i unified, for sure, especially given that the republican party is very much unified. we saw that after the republican national convention, it really getting behind president —— former president donald trump whilst in contrast, there was a lot of disarray and chaos within the democratic party. they will want to show that they will have everything sorted, together, by the time the convention comes up, but there may be another view, there may be those who think there should be an open process, the vice president should not automatically get the nomination. historically, that hasn't always happened. there may be some in the democratic party that think this is an opportunity for the democrats to see

so start and says the upheaval within the american establishment really raises. yeah, move questions about just who is the real decision maker in washington to purchase the hers? his main points are that the media, the, the administration has not done its job. right. they, they kind of glossed over and hid the fact that i know people back in 2020 actually even during the debates with trump. and there, after, you know, even in 21, we're already saying buying the showing signs of dementia. remember up to the point of fund raiser and hollywood where you have clooney and george, julie roberts and, and biden just seems to freeze on stage. you looked like he was lost, he was waiting for someone in obama came over and escorted him off the stage, which we've seen throughout and see, you know, the last year so that he needs to be escorted. he seems lost. he's stumbled, read all these things that are clear. so at what, who is really running things again, it doesn't mean that, that, that bite and i know has no cognitive ability. but that certainly brings him to the question

within society, and uh, and and and what you thought we could do about it. i mean, are peed rings everywhere, thousands of children die or are snatched from the streets all over the world, mainly in probably developing world countries, but it's a terrible thing, and it goes right to the top of society. peed rings in belgium in in in the uk, america apparently is the biggest importer of illegal children, so i just wonder what you thought about, because it it it all goes hand in hand with this control over the world, and you know, kier starmer has allegedly some form in this, because he let uh jimmy savel go under the net, he he allowed abuse of children going on in northern towns without really properly investigating while he was a public. servant um and it keeps boasting about that time, but he never talks about the things he let under the go under the carpet, i just correct as well as julian nassange whom he conspired to be extradited on what turned out to be false charges uh ofal malfisence and and criminality to sweden, but it was all up so that he could

south asia, within within europe and other part of the world. right now we reading the book bismillah rahmanirrahim alhamdulillah rabbil and then we just stop on vannas start and and that's it in the between "we don't understand the real meaning of the quran and those who are arabic speaking, and what we need now, we need justified with ourself, we need to read the book and implement on ourself and then we can preach and similarly this applies to the pr the mess in the world, how we can correct the other world, create the peace when we don't know the real meaning of the quran ourself. i can give you a good example here the..." professor professor gave the you know examples of the us students here in uk also the the higher education students salute them really they they actually sacrify and and they are in in the danger as they might be excluded from from the programs but despite that they they came out and and they they become the voice for voiceless palestinian people and and other part of the world where are still unjust war happening today's example from from from the muharram look

have separate takes on that the value to work within the european union and within nato, in pushing further to keep europe together. because this is the added pressure that's now coming from the that 1st round of french selections. it will be more difficult to have french present emanuel my call completely on this side. not because he thinks otherwise, but because fonts has become, will become more difficult for him to govern, most likely and his is now more of an emphasis on the german polis. x axis rather than the weimar triangle, which includes thoughts, became a thank you so much. our chief political editor became a customer, a quick look at a few other stories making news around the world. israel's military has bordered palestinians to evacuate parts of con eunice and southern gaza. the move could mean the return of ground troops to the area several weeks after they pulled out. israel's military service, the militant group islamic jihad recently fired rockets from a site nearby. us supreme court test rules that donald trump cannot be prosecuted for actions done within his constitutiona

and i think within my work and within my own, i didn't see i'm trying to find a perfect middle ground where i can feel hard against things. it's happened to us, but also be open enough to figure out what it means in a modern world to be a brown woman in south africa. and my wish fee is to fizzle. i'd rather die out in a dry and bang bin, fizzle out the next stop on out dw oxy africa, jenny, is the johannesburg district. chippy star. this is the west coast bronze foundry. the and this is the, with an artist and scope to non deep on top of the . so what i do share because i don't have the facilities in my own studio. i create and costs all my friends. what type of themes do you explore within the work that you do? yeah, the things that i work with are the connection between animals and humans, or how in mythology, within different civilizations, animals and humans, either live alongside each other or marriage into one another, some point 5 thing versus protecting. so quite a sort of broad spectrum of things, but always thinking around the kind of binary or the lines that exist between w

training of such... people, that is, in summary, there are two options, either voluntarily, i.e. within the scope of recruiting from the search for a local unit, or through the actual general mobilization procedure. let's look specifically at this case, because we started with it, if a person was detained on suspicion of forging documents, as in the case of this ex-prosecutor, is this an obstacle or not for appointing him to an officer's position, for example, how does it work today in the army? well, it is necessary to proceed from general legal principles, that is, the detention of a person is not yet a confession. a person is in the appropriate order guilty, guilty of committing the corresponding criminal offense, that is why we actually have a presumption that today, until all the facts have been proven by the court, it is impossible to consider such a person, such a person, as having committed the corresponding crime, therefore obstacles for mobilization of such a person, as in the mobilization law on mobilization, mobilization training, and the law on military duty and military se

the south than the pushback the confederacy from within.ne more question. okay i don't know if you agree with my concept, but there was a movie few years ago called the free state of jones with matthew mcconaughey. wonderful movie. yes, it. and i want to hear your on that movie of where they were unionists in mississippi who fought against the confederacy that that film was advised by a good friend of mine victoria, bynum, who wrote a book called the free state of jones, which was supported by a national endowment for humanities grant. and if of you watch hgtv, laurel, mississippi you know, you've seen the scotsman, our laurel mercantile on hgtv hometown the series that's that's the county seat of the county that he's talking about jones county, mississippi. laurel is the county seat there, but there was a kind of pan of people who were anti confederate pushing back against free blacks, formerly enslaved people that band together in that fight. and so it's it's a little more complex. it's. similar to what's going on with the lumbee and free

what play out within the democrats? let people see that there is a split that people see that there are those with it and show by this party who wants him to step aside. so donald trump really played into that, and they also play to, to the fact that he believes on many on his side believe that it wouldn't be jo bite and he's running against come november. it could very well be the color and the pay. carmella harris. meanwhile, the radical left democrat party is divided into a us and having a full scale break down all because they can't decide which of their candidates is more on fit to be president sleepy printed joe, by your life. in kamala, one aspect many were looking out was whether or not donald trump was going to announce who has one he may, will be, who would become vice president if he wins the election. that all list has been really long. the recent months we've had the names from the governor of north dakota to sentences from south carolina, ohio, florida. in fact, florida send us a mall code review was, hey,

i think something within so africa that i've noticed within my youth is that what upsets with statistics are obsessed with numbers. and what they mean, but those numbers mean absolutely nothing to the people that experience those, those, those processes. what's important is reality. ok. all right. i lived experience. i want to hear from the lady at the back here. we were speaking about and my not is to use and i think very often we forget that the all minorities with a might not it if we look at the, the issue of race and we look at the issue of colors and we look at the issue of algebra, q people in this country, and specifically in this province, then i know people are speaking around, you know, the government would say the local government would say a, but you have emotional arguments. but the really a jesus a policy, it policy is not in 4th, when you're thinking about the issue of education, access to education, access to health, access to employment. that is really not to put tons, people for algebra, to keep people in specifically, taunts and ultimately the people of color, 50 year