Week once things may turn more unsettled next week once again. Joined me later for the details its sunday 22nd october. Our main story israel says its intensify airstrikes against hamas in gaza, as it prepares its troops for a Ground Assault. Hamas is regarded as a Terrorist Organisation by the uk and this latest escalation in tensions in the language follows its attack on israel two weeks ago. Twenty lorries carrying humanitarian aid have been allowed through the Rafah Crossing, on the border with egypt, and a second convoy could enter gaza today, but un agencies say this represents a drop in the ocean of what is needed. Greg mckenzie reports. Yesterday, the Rafah Crossing that connects egypt to the Southern Gaza strip opened for the First Time Since hamas launched its assault on israel to allow 20 trucks to carry aid in. Today, the humanitarian chief of the un for the second convoy of 20 30 trucks could enter the region, delivering much needed aid but admits the un and israel are hav
Our integrated review anticipated this and talked about the increasing competition from state based threats and identified these things, but as i said, what is new is the pace and intensity of where we arent seeing these threats emerge, and i commend to everyone the Chatham House speech which talked about this as well where we are seeing these threats. Asjens stoltenberg highlighted, the interconnectedness when you have state supporting each other and working together, that is what we have to recognise has changed. That is why it is important we make the investment and make it now and i believe it is the right thing to do. What was your second question . Inaudible that is the main thing, but the one thing i would point out, because we have been talking a lot about it, we should approach the question from a position of strength and confidence. Ukraine is a good example of that. If you think back a couple of years, and im sure this would be echoed by jens, Special Operation undertook by
I will come back to you. Lets go to rwanda, our correspondent is there for us and we have had several people asking that question, is rwanda a safe country . I would say that depends on who you are asking and what exactly you mean. It is safe in terms of crime, the statistics show it has a very high safe index, high on the indices of crime safety for crime and that is something that the government often talks about, we are the safest country in the world. I think that is not so far from the truth. As you head the Supreme Court in britain had some concerns about safety for refugees and the thing is the concern is Asylum Seekers could be deported from the country they had fled, especially if applications in rwanda were rejected. That is something they have worked on through this treaty signed in december which basically says thats not going to happen. If your Asylum Application is rejected you can stay in the country, there are resident permits, arrangements for you. That is something th
Investors to rethink how they value the company and shares have lost more than 40 of their value so far this year so we can now get the latest with eric delmore in new york erin. There is a big question about whether tesla is a car company or a tech company . Or a tech company . Exactly, it is the reversal or a tech company . Exactly, it is the reversal from or a tech company . Exactly, it is the reversal from what or a tech company . Exactly, it is the reversal from what we or a tech company . Exactly, it is the reversal from what we used l or a tech company . Exactly, it is. The reversal from what we used to see from tesla because the questions used to circle around whether they could make enough cars to meet demand but now the question is more like, are there enough people who want to buy them . It has been a tough yearfor them want to buy them . It has been a tough year for them with shares down more than 40 and this reflects what the company has had to weather, competition from ch
We start in the caucases, where there have been scenes of panic and confusion as a growing number of Ethnic Armenian refugees try to leave Nagorno Karabakh. It follows azerbaijans seizure of this disputed region. Roads leading from the main city, stepanakert, towards the Armenian Border are jammed with traffic. Those reaching the border are the first to cross into armenia since the enclave was this week captured by azerbaijani forces. The territory is at the heart of one of the worlds longest running conflicts. Nagorno karabakh lies in the mountainous South Caucasus region of Eastern Europe and asia between the black sea and the caspian sea. Its recognised internationally as part of azerbaijan, but has been controlled by Ethnic Armenians for three decades. Our reporter Nataliya Zotova is close to the Armenian Border and reports on the situation there. We are now in the village right on the border between armenia. We can see the refugees coming through the border to armenia. Here in thi