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Après We Feed The World, film événement sur notre alimentation, le réalisateur Erwin Wagenhofer revient avec un nouveau film impressionnant qui montre les dérives du système libéral et ses conséquences humaines, démographiques et écologiques. Na "We Feed the World", maakt regisseur Erwin Wagenhofer "Let's Make Money", een documentaire over wat er gebeurt met ons geld eenmaal het op een bankrekening staat. Of we dit nu willen of niet, ons geld komt terecht in een internationaal financieel stelsel, waarvan we de mechanismen en de draagwijdte niet kennen.
New UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer says an upcoming NATO summit in Washington is an opportunity for him "to make clear our unshakeable support" for the alliance and to "reiterate" Britain's backing of Ukraine. Speaking after his Labour Party secured a landslide election win, ending 14 years of Conservative rule, Starmer says "the first duty of my government is security and defence." SOUNDBITE
Sir Graham Brady, chairman of the Conservative Party's backbench 1922 Committee, announces that Rishi Sunak and Liza Truss have made it to the final ballot of Conservative members to decide who will replace Boris Johnson as the next party leader and Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, with Penny Mordaunt knocked out. Sunak led the last of five ballots of Tory lawmakers, winning 137 votes, ahead of Truss on 113, while junior trade minister Penny Mordaunt was eliminated after getting 105 votes. IMAGES
The president of South Africa, Cyril Ramaphosa delivers a Eulogy at the memorial of the 21 teens who died under mysterious circumstances in a Tavern in east London. In his speech he lays blame "at the feet of those who are making money off the dreams and the lives of young people of South Africa" and goes on to announce that bars caught selling alcohol to those underage would be shut down permanently, moving forward. SOUNDBITE
British Prime minister Boris Johnson leaves 10 Downing Street to make a statement in parliament after he received a version of an eagerly-awaited report into claims of lockdown-breaking parties at his Downing Street office. Senior civil servant Sue Gray has been investigating a series of revelations about boozy get-togethers held while the government told the public to remain socially distanced. The public and political anger at the apparent double-standards has put Johnson's position in jeopardy, prompting speculation he could be ousted or have to resign. IMAGES
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