The trip underlined two things in particular: the aggressiveness with which Germany is resorting once again to militarism and war 85 years after the start of the Second World War, and the central role played in this by the formerly pacifist Greens.
Germany’s ruling class, responsible for the worst crimes in human history, is once again wading in blood. It enthusiastically supports the genocidal actions of the far-right Netanyahu regime and the Israeli army in the Gaza Strip.
German imperialism is responding to the failed attempt at the G-20 summit to involve the developing countries more strongly in the NATO war offensive against Russia by expanding its war support for Ukraine. Formerly pacifists, the Greens are playing a key role in this.
MERKELLarry 1945 - 2023 It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our Father and Papa, Mr. Larry Merkel on Friday, July 28, 2023, in Red Deer, Alberta at the age of 77 years. Larr
you can see we have had quite a lot of cloud, but some big breaks, some spells of sunshine. just behind me, this swell of cloud. that is the centre of an area of low pressure which is pushing eastward, bringing unsettled conditions. in the short—term week keep quite a lot of cloud and mist and merkel some rain overnight, although signs of some clear skies edging in from the west. temperatures between 11 and 16 degrees, so another fairly warm and muqqy degrees, so another fairly warm and muggy start to friday morning. full friday, quite a lot of cloud around across the eastern half of the uk to start. this band of rain are moving very slowly across orkney and toward shetland. later in the day we will see this band of showers pushing on towards northern ireland. in between a bit more in the way of sunshine, just one or two showers here and there, and temperatures between 17 and 24 degrees. i think there is just the chance of catching a shower at the oval for the ashes test match, and the increasing chance of showers as we head into the weekend.
you know, to this mountain view pipeline a major concession to senator manchin. that has been criticized for serious environmental concerns. senator merkel said that was one of the main reasons he voted against the bill. did any of those issues give you pause? >> yes, quite a few of them gave me pause. but when you have negotiations taking place and you're trying to find common ground, it means you are starting out from different places. the work requirements, for instance. i have always had serious issues with that. but when you saw what president biden was doing here, agreeing to increasing the work requirements for able-bodied people about five years in exchange for expanding to bring in more veterans, people out of
happens in midtown manhattan to the duke and duchess of sussex. they left an awards ceremony along with merkel's mom, they ended up at their destination, by only way of a police crusade. the question is, what actually happened and how dangerous was it to them in public? were they involved in what their spokesman calls, a near catastrophe kick chase with paparazzi, or was it something else? the chase and crash that killed his mother, this case is getting a lot of attention. john miller, who -- and joining us from london, royals -- so john, the statement from the nypd, i must read this for my notes, says that there was numerous photographers that made their transport challenging. the duke and duchess arrived at their destination, there were no reported collisions,
president biden makes moves that are angering immigrant rights advocates, none of this is going to satisfy the gop base, nor the bad faith actors on the right to do not want to be a nation of immigrants. just this week, the house gop passed a new bill going even further to eliminate asylum claims. there is no chance of passing the democrat let's senate. so the governor ron desantis just signed a new law cracking down on brace for undocumented migrants and for american citizens who are in community with them. as you watch all of this frantic coverage about the end of title 42, please remember, this isn't about any one single policy. this is about a global humanitarian crisis. moms and dads, and babies. this is about how we rise to meet this moment and who we are as a nation. what does it say about us? if we don't offer safe haven to those in crisis? i've shown merkel has a -- beacon of hope. who was it that we want to be? joining me now, krish
this is about how we rise to meet this moment and who we are as a nation. what does it say about us? if we don't offer safe haven to those in crisis? i've shown merkel has a -- beacon of hope. who was it that we want to be? joining me now, krish vignarajah, ceo of immigration and -- former policy director for michelle obama. and lindsay toczylowski, executive director of the immigrants defender law center. ladies, it is so good to see you both. krish, it is -- what is driving this increase in migration all across the globe? >> as you said, it is everything from foreign violence, increased persecution, the pandemic, and of course climate disaster. this was a year where we saw the ukrainian crisis, and the afghan evacuation.