but the question is what, what sort of republic? so that's why i think the new administration in australia is doing some preparatory work, common to thinking about how, how that might be done, or whether you have a referendum on the principal of a republic, and then move on to think about what form the new constitution should take would be to it all in one girl. and it's also risk a new government because it will need a referendum if australia's to is to become a republic. and, and we know near stallions know that those are unpredictable things and, and governments goals of them lose them. renee with at least 6 caribbean countries saying that they will like to follow suit with barbados when it comes to several ties with the monarchy. that decision. izzy, how do you see it? retaliatory act because of identity because of history was just a message to the monarchy that you know what it's about time for us to come up our own destiny. yes, i wouldn't even say it's about time. i will say that it's long overdue, the shadow of slavery, or r

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in the people's republic. those are still the governments in charge, you know, there is so you know, whatever they say's is what's going to happen. and there's not a lot that they can do about it. they're telling people don't come here. mind your own business, because you don't love these people. they're sorry now because they got caught in this is, this is the way it always is, but they're not sorry when they're engaging in crimes against the people that donica republic with, with you, grand military. it's, it's a 2 way street, you know, even me as a journalist, i'm on ukraine's kill list with a bunch of other journalists. and if we get caught there, they'll execute us just for reporting what's actually happening over there. so, you know, the, these governments like the u, k, u. s. and all these other governments that are crying fowler and they have no place . they have no reason to condemn mercenaries when, when their side of ukraine is, is, you know, willing to execute. journalists, like ask official said t

republic. they have been convicted to death and according to a local laws, the execution will be carrying out by how shooting now are according to the a lawyer that was defending the 3 hammers. here's a question or they will appeal had the decision. now if the appeal goes through and if the apartment by the head of the next people's republic, then their sentence will be commuted to 25 years to life and they have at least a month to carry out their fuel. earlier the 3 mercenaries went upstairs in the western media for fighting for ukraine in the dumbass city as mariel, paul, but the prisoners have had a change of heart since being taken into custody as aunt is mike garcia explains. no one knows for sure how many foreign mercenaries have been killed or captured in ukraine. kiev keeps that a secret, probably to avoid scaring away war tourists or cannon fodder is totally different in a full scale war. and my experience, and this is a 1st time i've had artillery 1st, i've had grad and, and 1st i've

and i, even though they don't recognize the the l d r in the people's republic in the people's republic. those are still the governments in charge of those areas. so you know, whatever they say's is what's going to happen. and there's not a lot that they can do about it, obviously, but don't as court decided to hand down the harshest possible sentencing. i was sort of message, are they trying to sense? well, they're, they're telling people don't come here. mind your own business, because you know these people, they're sorry now because they got caught in this is, this is the way it always is, but they're not sorry when they're engaging in crimes against the people who donica republic with, with you, grand military goal. so also the precedent as they said, for foreigners who are ready to already fighting a want to fight for ukraine. do you think there will be more hesitance about that now? you know, i don't know, i don't. busy know, you know, usually when people commit crime they don't really think of the consequences before . that's why that's why in america you have such a high crime r

so from the legacy people's republic, as the army of this republic entered the city, they could not find any a local residence alive. and they said that there found many people in the bomb shelters who died simply from a starvation, as they were hiding from the ukrainian shelling. now this killer village became a crucial for the joint forces on of their way to advance in other cities. in the longest people's republic seats is like a gorski and does the latoya that have already been freed according to the local authorities. and we spoke to some of the locals who gave their own witness account of how they were treated by the ukranian nationalist. it refilled, you will run, the ukrainian military fled at night very quickly. they abandoned everything they destroyed and plundered the whole city. around 40 percent of the city is destroyed . we expect that we will have a stable government here and we are waiting for a referendum to become part of russia. like larry williams was also going article ukrainian. so which is sealed, my eyes tortured me, tried to break my arms and legs. they tied peop

is it nowjamaica's time to become a republic? i think the sentiment is that jamaica should move towards becoming a republic. the legal and constitutional matters are not simple and straightforward. but the process towards becoming a republic is clearly identified and seamlessly executed, and we expect that that will be done within the next year. earlier this year, the duke and duchess of cambridge were injamaica as part of their caribbean tour. but it was overshadowed by protests, and this picture, an unintended reminder of britain's colonial past, becoming one of the defining images of their visit. but the future of jamaica will be decided by its people. if we become a republic, we will still be member of the commonwealth. still with the british but not ruled. we don't want the queen any more. she hasn't done anything for us. locked us up, enslaved us and abandoned us, that's what the queen did forjamaica. there is no doubt that ifjamaica did end up breaking away from the british monarchy, it would be a symbolic move. but questi

and the law of the de nets, people's republic allows for death sentences for murderers. for example, for mercenaries. oh, go there will so very sorry that it turned out this way. my probably would have tried to not join the military and trying to get in to like a civilian way. i'm hoping the people on the judges like can give my actions. i hope i really hope that i don't receive county so that i can go on to maybe help rebuild because there's going to be a lot of help needed. and so many more will be all done for you. and if we ever say in our 33 times in england, generates one are some ordinary article to if i get through this and i'm still alive, i'm going to chance it's on, you know, it's, it's for me, it's done the short and sad story of the lads army a bunch of guys who wanted an excuse to, to go and shoot and kill without consequences, which they apparently did for years and then multiple was and suddenly faced with a death penalty. after all this cobb, they're sorry, and they should have known better the cons cafe. so say the death toll from the latest ukrainian s

that republics, you know, we can't be a perfect read city state, but but you try to have a republic that's small and relatively homogeneous and then and then it's a lot easier for people to to get along and it's a lot easier for people to agree on what the common good is. so this is one of the reasons also why the colonists are thinking the state is where is what's going to be the republic? the nation will not really be republican quite the same way or it's not going to be that's not going to be the locus and the focus. others other contemporaries are also reading a lot of philosophers coming out of scotland in this period and they'd like these philosophers in part because these scottish thinkers were they were on the margins of english society, too. i know a scotland was subject to two stamp act. they were subjected all sorts of, you know, they got charged for exporting things to england. i mean, they were really subjected to a lot of disadvantageous relationships visa-vis, london and parliament and so on they felt it they felt like they were a little bit on that outskirts and outside. so

is it nowjamaica's time to become a republic? i think the sentiment is that jamaica should move towards becoming a republic. the legal and constitutional matters are not simple these and straightforward. but the process towards becoming a republic is clearly identified and seamlessly executed, and we expect that that will be done within the next year. earlier this year, the duke and duchess of cambridge were injamaica as part of their caribbean tour. but it was overshadowed by protests, and this picture, an unintended reminder of britain's colonial past, becoming one of the defining images of their visit. but the future of jamaica will be decided by its people. if we become a republic, we will still be member of the commonwealth. still with the british but not ruled. but the future of jamaica will be decided by its people. i think we separate. there is a high level of respect of the sovereign lady, the queen, but we have a very painful past with colonialism and the slave trade. it is the jamaican people who will have the final sa

offensive with the forces of the nets, people's republic, on the longest republic, it will go onward and nobody knows where they will stop, but they are adamant that the de nest republic will follow suit as russian troops advanced on, lizzie chance the france to news channel is going against the mainstream narrative, with its reports from the ground showing local residence, waiting for ocean troops. and the area me to so says and thought was, i, i, you see shawn's seal am measurement d to 6 whiskey. to sir king of babylon. back they'll do the oil. fuck exact on la mid report on the french channel shows people refusing to leave the city on treating ukrainian troops with hostility. some locals even claimed it was the ukrainian army that deliberately targeted residential areas. journalist crystal neon, founder of don boss, insider says that some western media are changing their coverage as people start to notice discrepancies between the narrative and events in the ground. big mainstream media, i are oblige at some point to tell the truth because people are in the huge. yeah. i mean wha

his little guns people's republic hadn't the unsuitables, the russian offensive. the joint russian offensive would be most is of the, the next people, republican gods, republic. you will go onward and nobody knows where they will stop, but they are adamant that the the nets, republic will follow suit. us russian troops advanced on lucy chance the friends 2 news channel is going against the mainstream narrative, with its reports from the ground showing local residence, waiting for russian troops to enter the area. mitchie. so sees any thought was i, you see shawn's seal. i'm measuring 3 to 652 sir, king of babylon, back to do the oil fork exact on law. mid putting a report on the french channel shows people refusing to leave the city and treating ukrainian troops with hostility. some locals even claimed it was the ukrainian army that deliberately targeted residential areas. journalistic crystal and the unfound of dumbass insider says that some western media are changing their coverage as people start to notice discrepancies between their narrative and events on the

they can have orderly republics. by 1778, adams was also looking at things that happen in pennsylvania, and things that were going on in his own state of massachusetts. or this popular legislator did in pennsylvania, and basically what the legislator in massachusetts was doing before this constitution, was a lot of people pleasing things. they were making it hard for debtors to collect debts, while soldiers were away fighting the war. people's estate and mortgages were getting behind. these legislators were giving people debt protection. they were controlling the price of food as they skyrocketed in boston, and philadelphia, and other cities. we are doing things that the people wanted. for some, people who were the mortgage holders, who were the sellers of goods, they viewed these acts as infringement on their property rights. we will talk about this in a forthcoming lecture. adams came back at the constitution with a draft that included elements of the old order. they were dressed up in a new republican clothing. he

on the road to a republic. we report from jamaica, the latest commonwealth country to lose the queen as head of state. from left—wing guerilla to colombia's first ever left—wing president. the former rebel, gustavo petro, once jailed for his role with the m—19 rebel movement, has won 51% of the vote, compared to 47% for his right wing anti— establishment opponent, rodolfo hernandez. this was his third presidential campaign. with more, here's the bbc�*s south america correspondent katy watson in the capital bogota. the atmosphere here in gustavo petro�*s h0 is electric. people here almost didn't believe it. it was a nail biter until the very end. this is a historic vote in so many ways — that's often used as a real cliche but it's really true — he is the first leftist president that colombia has ever had. and francia marquez will be the first black vice president colombia has ever had, and it's testament to the changes colombians wanted. rodolfo hernandez, his arrival, the colombian trump, as he

republic. 3 foreign fights is captured in murder. you pull to british citizens, an american national have been sentenced to death by it. and yet republic court. they were convicted among the charges of plotting of violence, overthrow of the government in the done yes. republic. the true i pleaded guilty to some of the charges and the lawyer says they will appeal the sentence which could be commuted to life imprisonment. the men have been depicted as heroes by some in the western media for fighting for ukraine, but they at least appear to have reevaluated the war on their participation in its don't mean newton. so was that not, not the war that was fighting for like for myself i look, look at myself. i had to move not one has to be mentioned or talked about by case or tried to how my situation they understand. i have a time limit on my case, and i feel abandoned by the crating government, and the british government is totally different and a full scale war. and my experience, and this is our 1st

is it nowjamaica's time to become a republic? i think the sentiment is that jamaica should move towards becoming a republic. the legal and constitutional matters are not simple and straightforward. but the process towards becoming a republic is clearly identified and seamlessly executed, and we expect that that will be done within the next year. earlier this year, the duke and duchess of cambridge were injamaica as part of their caribbean tour. but it was overshadowed by protests, and this picture, an unintended reminder of britain's colonial past, becoming one of the defining images of their visit. but the future of jamaica will be decided by its people. if we become a republic, we will still be member of the commonwealth. still with the british but not ruled. we don't want the queen any more. she hasn't done antyhing for us. locked us up, enslaved us and abandoned us, that's what the queen did forjamaica. there is no doubt that if jamaica did end up breaking away from the british monarchy, it would be a symbolic move. but quest

with the forces of the, the nets, people's republican, the guns republic. it will go onward and nobody knows where they will stop, but they're adamant that the the net sc republic will follow suit. well, as the russian troops advanced on lucy chunk, the front 2 news channel is going against the mainstream narrative. with his reports on the ground, showing local residents waiting for russian troops to enter the area. mickey, so susan thought, i used shawn's measure. we did a switch to sue i q. battle no back. they'll do the fuck is a thorn law made that reports on the french channel shows people refusing to leave the city untreated, ukrainian troops with hostility. some locals even claimed it was the ukrainian armies that deliberately targeted residential areas. jennifer crystal, ne, in found, of dumbass inside us as the some western media are changing their coverage. as people start to notice discrepancies between the narrative and events on the ground . big mainstream media. i are oblige at some point to tell the truth because people are in the huge. yeah.

of course it's not whether or not we have a republic but what shape of republic but what shape of republic we have in the last referendum fell apart mostly because people couldn't agree on how to choose the next head of state so it's not as simple as leaving the monarchy, it's how we would devise a republic that people would agree upon. what do you replace that with? and what about further afield across the commonwealth? is this sentiment you've expressed one that will be shared broadly across the commonwealth, or do you think it has the power, the stick ability to hold fast. i think we need to distinguish between staying in the commonwealth or becoming a republic. in november last year, with barbados, it shows it's personally ——it shows it's possible to remain in the commonwealth and become a republic and the vast majority of commonwealth countries are republics, so there is no problem. there will be several views, perhaps some caribbean countries might be quicker to become republics and others such as canada and new zealand but i think in general, people wouldn't confuse loyalty to t

i'm english done a reporting from the la guns people's republic r t. e cranes, former human rights commission. i knew camilla denisa has admitted she over did it in her claims of sexual abuse of ukrainians by russian trips which even the ukrainian public fans lacked sufficient evidence may be, i offer, did it. but i was trying to achieve the goal of convincing the world to provide weapons and put pressure on russia. last week, denisa was fired from her post for spreading unverified information with ukrainian law makers saying that her actions are nice to tarnish the country's image. however, she was sacked off to her statements had already made headlines that went viral and mainstream western media. russia has repeatedly denied allegations of sexual abuse by its soldiers. nevertheless, a recent un security council discussion once again, saw a flow of accusations against russia, even though the un special representative on sexual violence in conflict had admitted that such claims almost impossible to verify. many allegations of conflict, religion, sexua

and thousands rally in eastern democratic republic of the congo . the u.s. federal reserve has raised interest rates by .75%. the biggest increase in almost three decades. the hope is that the move will curb soaring inflation and bring down consumer prices which are at 40 year highs. the chair of the central bank describe the current economic climate as extraordinarily challenging and uncertain and indicated further hikes are like. >> we anticipate that ongoing rate increases will be appropriate. the pace of those changes will continue to depend on the incoming data and evolving outlook for the economy. clearly today's 75 basis point increase is an unusually large one and i do not expect moves of this size to become -- be common. either a 50 basis point or a 75 basis point increase seems most likely at our next meeting. we will however make our decisions meeting by meeting and we will continue to communicate our thinking as clearly as we can. >> more the federal reserve in washington dc. >> this is a very aggressive move. this is the highest one time rate hi

of people's republic. that said, joint forces over russia and lp our have now entered the city of las a chance, and our combat is now taking place on the streets of the town. now we are in reports that they have already taken over one of the mines and other factories there as well. now ukrainian forces at the moment, so according to reports, are been forced to retreat from this city and vis a latest advance of the joint forces. and the potential loss of the city by ukraine will prolly or represent a major defeat to the entire force of ukraine in this region. in particular. now the city of elicit chance is just one or far many towns in this area that were taken over by the joint forces in the a recent weeks. now ukraine, however, the cranes army ukrainian nationalists are continued to use scorched earth tactics as they are retreating form from. busy all these set sounds now up, hardly any civilian infrastructure is left intact, as there finds a bomber. everything insides and civilians themselves have obviou

the republic out whom they've done business with before they won just 61 seats. now the 4th force in parliament here. not as easy as it sounds, given that a number of rubric rep rippled we can deputies have already said they want know hook up with the ruling party and so it leaves macro on the centrists staring down the potentially nightmare scenario of 5 years of deadlock government at a time of soaring inflation and worsening economic crisis in from engender the other big story the election of causes is the rise of the far right at yes it is, maureen le pen and her national rally party have done extremely well. she having just bounced back from losing 2 macros in the 2nd round of the presidential election. at 8 m. m p 's. they had going into this election in the parliament that is now increased to 18. i and he'll be marching through those doors in the next few hours, a great great brace, strong showing for them. and it really illustrates the extent to which positions on the extremes of politics on the left and right that have grown consistently through the 5 ye

not laicite itself, a meeting the republic does not want the religion to gain power on citizens. religion is seen as alienation. and islam is seen as an alienation not because it is islam, but because it is religion. >> the misunderstanding of laicite is a big problem. the fact that some politicians and public figures weaponize it in order to stigmatize a part of the society, saying that they are trying to get rid of the common lows and trying to have exceptional treatment, validating the idea that there is a problem not with laicite, but the problem with muslims. that is a different question and quite problematic. >> you are on the ground with young people. schools themselves have become a political battleground in many ways around the laicite issue. how is the laicite discussion translating on the ground with young people? >> i believe the real conversation, the one that has to do with power is, do young people believe in the republic? the further away france drifts over its ideal, the harder it is for me to tell them that this republic is for you. for some people in france whe

oh, we are at one of the points here in the next people's republic where the captives are held. this is one family, it's a mother, son, and the father. the son is 18 years old and he's an active soldier. the mother and she's all me is a magic and the father is a driver. now i was allowed to speak to these people go clumsy, said uh no sir, sir. oh, you have sugar broiled my should mrs. clinton, my son, which is 2 and i feel okay, the treatment is appropriate. there haven't been any incidence, at least involving myself or should i wish that you're picking your brain. pushing the official flim, it's hard for me to answer that. yeah. i thought that no one would survive at all that we would all die. they are there as of still plenty of, but a decision was made to save lives and avoid unnecessary losses. so i believe it's the right one, but on the other hand, of course, it's a blow to one's reputation in each, but the learners of their own new post the proposed at the core core small doorway, it's on. yes, it's a young fighters training that test both mental and physical endurance. th

i'm english done a reporting from the la guns people's republic r t. the ear goes all out to blame russia for the world's troubles with a global grain shortage and alleged war crimes topping its agenda. and of the fact that the you has no evidence of either does not appear to be of concern. here's our t contributor rachel marston with more much is been made of russia's master to the united nations security council. he'd been walking out of the session this week during which european council president sha michelle delivered to langley diatribe . speaking at the meeting of a legit war crimes in ukraine, a designation that can only be made to process by michelle has already attributed any responsibility to russia in his address. when he said we need evidence to hold accountable those responsible, renewed obedience. and that's why we all know, hoping to collect evidence of these crimes. impunity is not an option working backwards from a desire conclusion isn't exactly how the process is supposed to work. michelle said, we welcome the international court of

when done yet. republic forces moved into the village. i'll see, visited the home to bring some humanitarian aid. we found out about a senior citizens home here in mario, paul. while we were looking for other elder people elsewhere in the next people's republic, we found out that they have been evacuated here from their senior citizens. home near than that's, their place was completely bombed by the ukrainian military and they were all brought here. now they reside in this place. their rooms look like this. there are at least 80 senior citizens here, right now there is no electricity. there is no running water and they depend on people to bring them to military and 8. i spoke to some of the people that live here now about the ordeal. they had to go through the window to go out there to talk to laura from yesterday. for cruise with a one bedroom. you stayed in a basement what my conditions. they're like. well you starving. we will malnourished. the god, these tiny pieces of foot, we couldn't even ask for water if we came to the nurse to as

to remember that in our republic, some things have to matter. the defense of our republic, the defense of the constitutional foundations of our nation have to matter. in a republic there are no bystanders, there are no spectators. as citizens, every one of us has a duty to set aside partisan battles and stand together to perpetuate and preserve our great republic. ladies and gentlemen, we are engaged in a battle we must win. and with courage and clarity and grit, it is a battle we will win. thank you all, god bless you and god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> thank you, congresswoman. that was -- i think, thank you all for this truly inspiring evening that i know -- i only wish president kennedy could be here to see and hear. it is now my great honor to present our final award of the evening. and a few exceptional cases, when the political courage has inspired the world, we have given the award to an international elected official and tonight is one of those times. president volodymyr zelenskyy of ukraine is doing the impossible

and the republic of ireland and e. u. member that arrangements protected by the good friday agreement that entered 30 years of sectarian violence in the north. but instead it effectively created a border in the irish sea with goods imported from mainland britain, subject checks, and going unionists and others who want the province to be a seamless part of the rest of the u. k. the british government hopes it's bill will be a quick fix. it's hoping under the changes to allow goods destined solely for northern ireland to avoid all checks other goods going to the republic of ireland launched the e. you would go down a separate channel, wet checks would take place. the problem is the border between northern ireland and the republic of island is open and porous, making it near impossible to know what goods are going, where the u. k. government argues the problems arising from the protocol justify scrapping the plan. the youth firmly disagrees challenging the u. k for failing to implement checks on goods entering northern irela

republic. they were convicted of plotting a violent, overthrew of the regions governments. now the trio pleaded guilty to some of the charges. there lawyers a feel appeal, a sentence which could be commuted to life imprisonment. the men have largely been depicted us heroes by western media for fighting for keith. however, their belief in the conflict appears to have faltered since being the taking. don't we then we do. so was that no, not the was a she's been fighting for like for myself i look look at myself. like i said to me, not one has to be mentioned or talked about by case or tried to help my situation. they understand. i have a time limit to my case, and i still abandoned by the crating government, and the british government is totally different and a full scale war. and my experience, and this is a 1st time i've had artillery 1st home. i've had grad and, and 1st off in a full scale war and is disorganized, it's unpleasant. it's green. the 2 men's words in captivity are all really with