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To swap them with the uk is not going ahead. mark lobel reports. israel set the pace on vaccinations last december. it secured early deliveries of the pfizer vaccine, agreeing to share its medical data along the way. but recently about1 million excessive doses have built up after a slower youth drive. so who else could they go to? so far around 30% of eligible palestinians in the occupied west bank and gaza have received at least one vaccine dose but last month the palestinian authority cancelle...

Climate change warnings did not. it expedited europes plans for transitioning to renewable energy. since the invasion, germany announced its speeding up wind and solar energy projects. france ended its gas heater subsidies. italy is moving to build six new wind farms. and the netherlands is also ramping up offshore wind, all in an effort to end reliance on russian oil and gas. the war giving an urgent push to europes clean energy transition. >> when theres a national security imperative, its far...

The iron curtain in the information space through new laws and legislation. for example, we know that russian citizens can face up to 15 years in prison for speaking out against war. but also part of this information bubble is the propaganda that the kremlin is pushing, that bubble, this language about de-nazification of the ukrainian society, this narrative that it is russia who is at risk. that this is an existential threat to russians. that kind of propaganda is also extremely difficult to pe...

Zelensky gave a brutal, scathing attack at lots of times but also a very powerful and emotional address to the united nations? yes. to the united nations? yes, absolutely. _ to the united nations? yes, absolutely, and, _ to the united nations? yes, absolutely, and, you - to the united nations? yes, absolutely, and, you know, | to the united nations? yes, i absolutely, and, you know, he to the united nations? 133 absolutely, and, you know, he really did come with, i think, three main messages for...

For council members. first, he wanted them to see in graphic detail the atrocities that he alleged were being committed by russian troops in bucha, and he showed a video that was extremely graphic of bodies maimed, bodies burned including children in the towns of irpin, bucha, mariupol, and he said that the kind of full light of what russia is accused of is now... the world is starting to see it and its happening in other occupied cities that people arent aware of, so he said it was imperative f...

Military commanders warned the prime minister, margaret thatcher, that they were to retake the islands could cost many hundreds of british lives. margaret went right round the table and asked each memberto give theiropinion, and i rememberwhen it came to my turn i said, "if the fleet doesnt sail this government will fall", and i think that was an accurate perception of the fragility of margarets position. it is easy to forget now how unpopular mrs thatcher had become before the falklands. the ri...

Sandra, the way that putin is able to finance this war is because youve got france and germany and other e.u. countries still buying oil and gas from russia. russia is a big oil depot. so, they need to stop buying from them. we need to pick up our production here. we need to go back, return to being a net exporter of oil, and you have to increase these sanctions. you have to make certain that our allies and our partners are not buying oil and fuel from russia. that is going to be an imperative. ...

Happen because if we witness, if we bear witness to these atrocities that we are seeing and the daily shelling and the targeting of residences and schools and hospitals, and we just say, hey, this is really bad, we condemn it in the strongest way we can, not sure were living up to our promise of a world order which is meant to secure us and to keep citizenry safe of invasion and this kind of death and war crimes. >> and that -- in this country, the highest levels, the national security advisor b...

Do the common sense things. >> reporter: last surl, california governor gavin newsom called on residents to cut their water consumption. >> a 15% voluntary reduction. not only on residences, but industrial, commercial operations and agricultural operations. >> reporter: now the governor is urging local leaders to institute bans on watering grass near commercial and industry buildings. but for residential areas, no mandatory cuts for now. >> we may really see some mandatory watering -- water rest...

70 percent with disasters withdrawal from afghanistan and is handling of the covid-19 pandemic it, and the list goes on and i have to tell have very proud of the way of the republicans have been the royal opposition and called out this administration, over the last year and a half, and we have called out for the failings consistently but i truly do believe that is only half of the equation i really just waiting back to congress but winning hearts and minds across america and i truly believe it t...