it's colonialism for decades until june, easy a game, the independence in 1956, the relief against the old supposed to some and god who find their loved ones still alive with the same and most certainly complex that for so many out of is coming off the 8 refugee camp was bought by the idea and the program code here says a israel has to pay the price for its ongoing war, and that will be in the form of reduced business being conducted between the 2 countries. we attached to value and prod you also can do the same in the trucks. here as a controversial us state department report on she one rights violations worldwide, which has prompted by himself by the

look anything of from a must go at about 9 pm locally here. in august the standing by, i mean for example, the south trying to see stand off talk the india, gaza and more your news thoughts now here or not. we'll just find his role, the power of a pushing forward with his plan for a ground in coach and into the southern ga us and city of an alpha. the rest of the enclave still remains very much in the cross, has on a daily basis, wanting and now disturbing images coming your way of the same cap. during the moment. a young girl has told her life and the ruins of the building would have been hit and an idea asked drive on a refuge, g come wallace, tale of survival to some elsewhere. it's a story of the transfer of the . 2 this while the losses and daughter in that same and striking

the continuing atrocities come despite the international court of justice, back in january, ordering israel to stop any acts of genocide in god's south africa, which i filed the case of the hague, said to those rulings just keep on being violated, is also demanded an investigation into the recent discoveries of mass graves, near hospitals and the territory. these graves being found off to the ideas, withdrew the situation in garza has deteriorated significant mates since the cost or the of the 26th of january 2024. as a result of israel's friday and responsibility to comply with the court's rulings. the lack of accountability by israel is increasing the clip. we note that the evidence of mass killings all civilians, points to the perpetration of all crimes, crimes against humanity, including mode and extermination, and genocide. you know, this is a jane is that it is with the live stream on all devices. every way we go,

we see it on social media and the news of these programs. and yet the, so the international community and international multilateral institutions. because really to me, to keep these are in some of them and i think it's even that it shows that they are who we should actually just say it shouldn't be, know what you be all and even that, i mean like you said so many times that they have been there due to of genocide and of little crimes. and this we know, stoops. i mean, if you can just consider that also and how the us has been using and abusing the b . b to fall with the un security council. but in addition to that, i mean the i, c, c is really dragging their feet. nothing has been done. so as long as ease those got that he was in the back of the us and of the forces of imperialism like the u. k. and germany and a lot of countries in the west is always being to act with impunity. quote,

reminiscent of 19. so if he's not see job money, then yahoo token right there. that's how the as ready, prime minister has condemned a wave of pro palestinian demonstrations that have been sweeping through universities across the is rails. number one, allies. what's happening on americans? college campuses is a risk. i had to submit a mazda of taken over leading universities. they call for the installation of israel. this was reminiscent of what happened in german universities and the 1930. it's unconscionable. it has to be stopped. it has to be condemned and condemned unequivocally. but meanwhile, the war and gods are, is increasingly being used to school political points way back in washington because the recent debates over the university protests getting a bit test feel. so the way the authorities of trying to deal with them for sure. and it's just for a moment, take a closer look at the issue as the

protests are taking place all across americans, leading academic institutions. this point, we've got 24 hour encampments that have been set up there having walk outs. and there are protest round the clock, the messages support for palestine and opposition to israel. columbia university just had to cancel in person classes. and at yale, dozens of students were arrested in new york university. just cleared out and, and camp minutes. and with all these controversial protest happening in the americas leading academic institutions, the commander in chief decided to way in the submitted

cities with bombs dropping around the clock. the world is filled with outrage, a ghast at the humanitarian crisis and gaza mainstream u. s. media is also outraged about the protests. critics say these protests are offensive to jewish students, creating a hostile environment for their education, and a recent incentive hearing. got intense. have you seen on time? mostly in protests on campus? i have the we, we have had pros, riley demonstrations on canada. no, but, but job a protest that we all get as well. slips. no i have you seen one against our ups? no, i have no. have you seen one against palestinians? no, i have now have you seen against one against jewish people? have you seen a protest saying we are against jewish people? you know, i have i have so. okay, thank you for that clarification. now some members of congress are blaming the pro,

tests on tick tock. they say that the app should be suppressing the pro tests and the hash tags about them. and the fact that they aren't is all the more reason that tick tock, a social media app, most of the bands. but it's more than just sick talk. mainstream media is ignoring the dire humanitarian situation and gaza and the rising death tool. instead, they are focusing on the protests in the united states and how everyone feels about them. adding to that some of the protesters seem to have gotten involved without considering possible consequences. and the new victim is born. what you have been told why you had been suspended and your reaction to yeah, i guess i was suspended thursday morning at 10 am with 2 other fellow garner students on the e mail stated that we had engaged in disruptive behavior. talk to us about what the experience you of had, would it be university tell you as to the reason why you were also suspended and whether or not are you being treated differently than your fellow colleagues?

so varnerin seems to be a little bit more repressive than columbia. i was notified that i was suspended yesterday, whereas they were notified that mr. specifically and 2 other students were told that they were suspended before we were arrested. now this coverage led some palestinian voices to actually call out the protesters and say they're making it too much about themselves. and not about guys that the protestors told us that they are concerned about the people in gaza and they intend to keep going. despite the widespread condemnations they've received, the protestors themselves to have their heart set on the right intentions. they're obviously here to demand divestment from israel ad columbia university. and i think what the protesters are doing are highlighting their, their actual intention. so they're doing the right thing, at least they want to towards a stop that, you know, they trying to bring attention because there's government and united states government is funding this war and is not right. i think what the students doing is right, their training at columbia to divest from the funding of israel. they're trying to

get them to invest from that. and i agree with that and i agree with the students activism. obviously i think our focus should be on what's happening in gaza. i think that the media has not done a good enough job exposing the things that have happened to the people of gaza at the hands of the israeli military. so we've got yet another partisan political fight in america with lots of finger pointing and name calling america is polarized . nothing new here. but while the american political charade continues, bombs are dropping, and palestinians are dying every single day. caleb mauppin artsy new york. meanwhile, on wednesday the house speaker mike johnson, he visited columbia university. i met the ongoing protest and to call for as president to resign. however, that is, he didn't get quite the reaction. perhaps he was hoping for the

beer this the day that the enjoy your free speech assets of crowd for sure. we've talked about it with the political and listen screen about the show and stow. now he says it's just the 2 of you to tell whether or not any of these demonstrations will have any impact, have atlas. and i remember even being in college during certain protests around the israel divestment issue, right? the idea of the universities divesting from israel, because it's been, you know, it could be considered in apartheid state. and in that time, you know, almost 20 years now. i haven't seen much in the way of progress for, for the actual live estimate movement. but that's it. i think these protests are important. the, they symbolize, again, it's like, it's always inspiring to see people out there in the streets. i always support

peaceful protest. obviously they're not out there destroying and losing their doubt . they're just trying to make a point, which is, is more as brutal you can call the genocidal, but fundamentally it's brutal. it's devastating. it needs to need. there needs to be a ceasefire that needs to be faced resolution or some kind of past piece, which is not on the table. obviously the us just sent another package for 25000000000 more need to israel's war. so i understand the, the sentiment is absolutely clear from why the students are gathering and will it affect anything. i mean, it's difficult to know how much the student protests during the vietnam war effect, the ultimate, you know, this decision to withdraw it. you know what you do? that's arguable right. but the point is that it's kept, there is something to those guys disappear. and if people think, wow, they're saying we do not support this and by raising their voice, who knows how it will effect, for example, how quickly we find maybe a, you know,

some kind of piece solution or if it effect, if it doesn't get with, with, with doesn't get resolved before november. how will it affect the election? took a says it's significantly scaling back it's level of trade with israel. second con, keep its eyes closed at any longer to the ongoing suffering in gaza. the focus president made the comments during the meeting with his german counterpart. i don't think i have to to, to get, has ended. it's intensive trades relations with israel. that chapter is now closed . israel's cover integration against guys or has resulted in depth of 45000 people . we cannot overload this strategy. additionally, 75000 people have been wounded. many of them severely wounded. that includes women, children, an elderly people who have been brought into key for treatment. this is a serious situation. all german friends need to see the gaza in palestine have been completely destroyed. in the statement,

the turkish president did quote his for minister as saying essentially as much that's trade with israel will come to an end. but the emphasis by the church present, it has been that of the double standards and the hypocrisy of the collective west. but looking at the decision, we understand that the turkish statistical institute has reported a significant decline in trade volume between 2 or 2 and israel. but there is a discrepancy between imports and exports. the imports have risen by roughly 20 percent, whereas the exports have declined significantly by roughly a 3rd. just looking at some of the items that were also on the list of band products that turkey will not be exporting to israel includes 50 for products of that is cement, iron, and steel. v is real builders. association says that is real, imports roughly 70 percent of expiring construction materials and roughly a 3rd of its cement from churches. so although the 2 countries don't necessarily have a significant trade volume, which currently sits at around give, it takes $7000000000.00 a year. and it is significant for israel,

particularly because it is currently going through another issue that is of course of the issue of expelled workers from gaza ever since october 7th, israel expelled the palestinians from working in these projects of the conflict between the hezbollah in the north has also sought a great decline in workers capacity and is putting strain on the is really economy as well as its construction sector in general. so on cut, his approach here is not necessarily a unilateral or single faceted diplomatic attempt, but it's a multifaceted multi dimensional approach to ensure that the pressure is applied against israel. but that's just scratching the surface because in the meeting between the german and circus present as are doing essentially did suggest that the position of the west should be in line with side of humanitarian standards for managerial law as well. and in that meeting president, are the one emphasized what needs to be done and what the general issue here is

tango. so given the hood to use the security of our entire region and the wellbeing of his own people as a means to extend his political career. that is where the government's attempt to conceal the atrocities and massacres currently taking place in gaza must not be no gun. then another matter of great concern is, of course is the position in which church it takes and that of germany. for example, during the visit of the german presidents, there were a great deal of protest pro palestinian protests, but also protests against israel stance and position and their supporters. and in this case that was the stance of germany. and during the meeting between the 2 leaders, there was a discrepancy in how they approached the matter as well. while the german president made mention that hundreds of israelis were killed as a result of the october 7 attacks, the turkish president emphasize that tens of thousands of palestinians have to have been killed as a result of this conflict. and even more have been injured as a result essentially highlighting the level of destruction that is released have solved against the palestinian people and the attempt. dist, essential,

diminishing trade ties with is we'll, we'll apply, apply pressure against israel. and it will essentially ensure that israel needs to find alternative means we understand that the sectors and the economy is struggling at this very moment. and this means that we will have to look forward to finding alternative means for getting its construction supplies, particularly at a time that is currently drawing up plans and blueprint to establish new settlements in the gaza strip. and this is something that uncle a has been adam, it's been quite vocal about, and it is just unacceptable, according to on kind of standards. india is in sense at a new us state department report on get this schuman rights abuse, as well as wide. and so often, new delhi certainly found itself being well one of the main stars of the document. this report has to put, understanding is biased and reflects a very poor understanding of india. we attached no value to it. an odd you also

have to do the same at washington. so human rights are for the key. we just knew daily of all sorts of abuses ranging from previously into fair ins to media restrictions and forced citizenship. but all of these funds see sound the allegations presented with 0 evidence. so we spoke about it with full my internet baset. neil took an i a, he's not entirely given such an external play. a isn't in a position to preach. it is basically the board con, calling the kettle black and the united states. and some of the rest of the country trying to assume the role of the super polis man. as part of the human rights and democracy at all, little things that comes up as you know, the india is conducting the law, just democratic societies and the what were the button 1000000 people, costing the world. and everybody's bottles, the democrats who festivals that are not acceptable to them. i've been been to like a strong india. they don't like a strong government in india. they don't like out

a strategy called to know me. but i told her to get for 2 of the reasons, that's it. and they would prefer a, we me probably government in india that does all of that happen. so they're trying to just to do the divorce. i did not doing ideas, just trying to foreigner in damage has not been unsuccessful to me. and this is usually lateralism in action. india is the country to express is dissatisfaction with the report. both china and total gary said perhaps the also of the document you start looking a little closer to are unable to attend to fun. yellowstone calls you want advice report from the side jobs. swing us out on spouts solve the human voice situation in nearly $200.00 accounts, recent regents around the world except for itself. this once again exposes the selfish nature of the ass contamination of bowling, and this hypocritical doubles tons of feature a sections that don't match its woods. us really cast about human rights. it should

face up to and reflect on the human voice dis austin caused by us for an intervention. and the provision of all, i'm simply adding fuel to conflict. terry a single by the 2023 human rights reports published by the us department of state. there's no duty reflect the ongoing names, human attacks in gaza. this clearly indicates that it concern report was prepared with political motives fall from impartiality and objectivity. we answer a call for the united states to focus on its own human rights records. i think that the problem with the rest is that they believe and double standards for james, they believe. and i bought this urban lower level and talk about via the i that as being the standard practice. so what they're trying to do is they're trying to push, right, is the government which have something kind of restarted the content on me or the don't to the line of the way that's, that's the thing is it's a tool box. i'm doing good in which they tried to have the sales or zoom time

already know better, which is not sustainable either by evidence as far as their own behaviors concern or in the countries where they are going to go to do the research or these kinds of reports or just pick up term reports, unsubstantiated, new evidence, and they just combine it and try to discover just because it's coming from the usa or anywhere else. it doesn't mean that either going to have any impact on the thing that we need to discard center post, i have no meeting. and then i have to do the show release. yes, that's right. before we join, i guess the beijing will never allow anyone to so chaos in the south china sea, that is a very clear message from the country's defense ministry. and it comes a bit ongoing joint naval drills between the united states and the philippines. a frontier visit the asia pacific region is a stage for peace in develop. i do not grounds for geo political competition. so we oppose external interference. muscle flexing of provocations and harassment in the

south china sea to the chinese military is closely following relevant moves and will resolutely respond with affective measures. so we will never allow anyone to so k us and the regional using the drawing drills between the philippines and america. go home the way on monday, they cannot last for 3 weeks. now though, the exercises take place on an annual basis is the very 1st time they being held. the right outside manila is territorial waters which has certainly raised concerns among so new regional neighbors. other drills overlap with a visit to china or the us secretary of state anthony blinking model number of potentially or could diplomatic issues of also raised the heads of the same time including washington signing off on an aide package to tie one on a move to band to 12 state side over here for the concerns. well, benjamin child was professor of the power school of technology and business are joining us live here at all to international benjamin. great to see you. i mean, what a story this is because that blinking, blinking,

flying straight over to china, turning up in beijing. and if the reports are to be believed, benjamin and we have your own foreign and defense industries. not exactly holding back when it comes to the criticism of washington, what is this trip all about, please a. so there are a lot of things going on. yeah, this is a set of things going on up up. i'll do it. so try to see this file and made it you significant into solve, trying to see what no, for the us ones to negotiate something else other than the south china sea, it always paid a solve the china sea card. uh well, this fine thing cuz uh featured a visit to china. summers is some sort of place damage control because hobbies earlier victory and producing 5 teachers sees a heavy pro to the us, the forces the us to just talk, find the like. that's a good point. there are, appreciate that benjamin. what about them? it's not just adversary's, but also us allies like single people that have voice that concerns about us

military of open to the south china sea region. why? i mean, district if i want to have such a long time, benjamin why is washington seemingly so deaf to those regional voices as well? uh, the us and countries. uh, always wanted to uh, to be good friends with china as well as the united states. but the us in countries right now are the largest trading partner of china. the us is trying to kind of balance the ties and also po types. the smooth types passage of the lights, the vessels such as the japan pruitt in black, co, straight for example. because it is a boston neck of the sub tennessee of the as that is that, that, that straight also would help us count upon his child is influenced by threatening the safety of the chinese tre, vessels for the,

for the district or so other than that, there are different natural resources in the area such as which of the country wanted to share the profit? yeah, that's a good point. i. yeah. so glad you're talking about this, cuz at the end of the end of the day, benjamin g o. economics and j a politics really just basically ruling the day. i mean, you know, that when you look at china, the next day economic king pin, basically, you know, when you consider all things, chinese economies already surpassed the american economy and you look at china, there are american military bases, northeast of china, east of china, se in china, there are like over 20 u. s. military installations on japan alone. and yet here's america. yes. so far away from the home in the south china sea, basically trying to tell china what to do is china listening. benjamin the china of course, is not backing out, especially in the us right now is trying to hollow,

especially of the one china policy all the time and straight, which is part of the self tennessee that is china is for tonight. and there was a lot of resources and it has always been the territory of the good of china seems engine time. so china is not kind of backed out of is offering to all these kinds of to see. yeah, yeah. i mean, look at the end of a day, it is basically about the, the global hedge long trying to keep its grip around the world. it doesn't matter how far from his territorial board as the united states goes, militarily speaking, an economically speaking. that's why you put all these countries on the bricks and the global south as so many people call them the d dot our i's, asian coalition. a benjamin child was professor of the power school of technology and business. joining us live here on how to international great to see you, benjamin. thank you for your time. thank you. it was a plane crash more than a decade ago that wiped out the entire political elite of

a country by plunging relations between 2 nations to a new loves. if you remember back in 2010, the plan of the polish president came down in a forest in russia. and while an investigation officially blamed pilot hara alternative theories of circulated for years. now one of them an explosion, has been officially ruled out. it was established that no traces indicating an explosion was found on the objects that were examined at the amount of this right now, of course, you will have to walk through the steps we need to save, you know, so much entry again, this story over so many years are i remember being on a here at odds a when the plane so tragically went down. and now with this investigation we understand that definitely was no bottom involved, right? well yes, not see, according to the polish pulse, the cases office who met with the relatives, a representatives of them met with relatives of those that were killed on board. the crash back in 2010 instruments which killed 96 people,

including the then ponies president. now, but he said that they carried out chemical and physical investigations and they found no evidence of an explosion on board the play now he caused our minds back to 2010. this was a disaster that shook both poland and russia, and of course they were investigations kindly down to the time the international aviation company see was one of those at the time we dr. yet on investigation on poland. kind of, we don't is own reporting to exactly what happened now. they both came with similar conclusions that this was down to a pilot ever. the conditions were incredibly foggy, the pond. it was advice alone to play in an alternative field which he didn't do that was some blame in the ponies report, which pit try to pin the blame on russian. a profit control was a number. those were prosecuted or charged in poland. now, in 2015,

this became something of a political football with the lower and just this policy which were in opposition. they came to power and they thought to pin the blame on russian or they came out with all sorts of, uh, uh, funding simple titles of a cover up a collusion. would you believe between a don't know task um vladimir puts didn't of old people and they pushed forward this claim that they had been an explosion on the play. now the language was quite a harsh times, particularly component. the defense minister said, i know quite him directly, he said in 2015 that the government headed by putting to me is fully responsible for this tragedy. then as recently as 2022, he again described it as an active and awful interference by the russian side. and he said the main an indisputable proof of the interference. awesome explosion in the left wing, followed by an explosion in the plains, sent

a meeting on board. now that has been dismissed out of hand by this latest report. there was a 7 year inquiry because the lower and development party put on this story, the law and justice penalty. last, i know during quantity which day mostly is 7 years cost, 23000000 publishes lucky and it really filed to find anything other than the same conclusions of the original reports that this was down to pilot error. now the commission was liquidated into set, but there was a change of government and the kremlin press spokesman to meet the press. golf has said that russia has always sought to play down or oppose the police as high as ation of the cross. and he said that he hoped this latest development will put an end to the inquiry. yeah, i mean, i remember being live on when this all happened. i seem to remember a report with russian aviation officials,

even warm the photo to authorities. you don't want to be flying in this kind of weather and we sold the weather as you said, very, very heavy fog. the plane came down to low before the airport and started clipping the tree tops, then it went over. and that was just about its tragic story. indeed, on tuesdays when he finds a clearing thanks for joining us for this program life, it must go just about 9 30 pm with just getting warmed up here. a lot of the big story still to come when we were to the .