well i believe this actually create some sort of and you depend them alliance which could consist of europe russia china india. other other other five other also countries an old one from this place from japan he is threatening that the stability of the whole works and this would be to ask him to be honest in order to better this kind of this and sometimes community should stand against this kind of actually this kind of banging the drums of war from the united states this man honestly cannot be trusted . war hero war that war three raid was. a sanction against iran supposed to actually decide to study at. the size everywhere against saudi arabia against

united arab emirates against israel what that action of united states is that it actually is a only hitting card and nuclear war for example you know we are heading toward a regional war and we hitting star in some national or the servant and some us in a war to be honest this is a very bad a dangerous speech this is a declaration of war against most of that country's honestly very few people were immune from these kind of threats just only friends of time allies of the around and very very little and composes and with the enemies he is creating in a state of what i was a gym which is actually imposing on our clement. one of the things that struck me he wasn't just talking generally he and i were contradictions so he started off by saying the u.s. will not tell you how to live then halfway through the. she said that germany

should not be importing russian energy. i mean you could argue well like a thing going to win them over on price maybe they would take american oil but clearly russian energy is much change so maybe you know just as a businessman might realize it's the better option it was just a strange thing to say i thought. you know i don't think this man understand that international relations i don't believe here understand him of that and that is the other people when he says germany should not actually import the russian old words should they import oil from where from from you know the more for example from america i think it's anything ridiculous to be honest. but i did hear what my friend america is producing eleven million better at the consuming one thousand million barrels a day so even and medical needs that owing and needs to import or it's not actually full sufficient of this is the problem so it's ok again all of he would like me to

be the whole of europe not to depend on that gas from russia so what are they going to get gas from from qatar for example which is about five thousand kilometers away from iran which is the biggest of the third biggest oil. producer for example so it is it is really ridiculous and also when you put it in your arm. close. to the state and state as they threaten several times what would happen to the international market what would happen to the prosperity for example now you know if that if actually the avian embargoed i think the prices of a room go to one hundred dollars a day and who is going to impose this embargo it is the united states and that the same time this is another contradiction here one tip actually he wanted opic to use the prices so how can you if you stop price why. you are imposing sanctions against

the indian always looking for. the vacuum which could kill you i think honestly there are a lot of confidence in the speed i believe that not actually read the speech very well and the people who wrote this speech actually they did not care about the interests of other people of other nations ok so look we're going to have to leave it there really good to talk to you this afternoon that was abdel bari atwan an author and writer thank you. ok well let's look at some other news this evening because authorities in paris are increasing the number of special safe houses for drug addicts but people who do live close by say that that is making their life in the area much more difficult shall it be in scale as more. behind these are gates stands the sour district the fixture in france's first legal venue especially for addicts the idea was to give addicts a safe space to get clean needles to prevent the spread of disease as well as to be

able to seek help but since it opened almost two years ago people living and working on this street say it's turned the lives into a nightmare and despite gangs dieties about the south to shoot many locals were too afraid to speak directly on camera if you see if you see the boy be to see if we can. set up on the back. of the but. if the fed if. this is the way they see the obvious but. if you. call locals claim the shooting gallery as it's been dubbed by the media makes the area for more dangerous and even though hundreds of addicts have made use of the facility many also is still choosing to

shoot up right here on the street videos taken in recent weeks show drug deals. taking place in broad daylight the last time on t.v. sit in the street. a week two witnessed an addict getting their fix. but this is the sport where that video was shot and if you come with me now i want you to just get a sense of how close that project was to the drugs room that has been set up by the authorities here it's just over here it's a stone's throw away and instead of using the facility that was available they decided to get hot. yes violence and aggressive behavior is now being witnessed he almost daily. police statistics show that since the drugs room was opened more than one thousand eight hundred offenses have been reported for the

possession of narcotics their consumption and theft despite the outcry from locals earned significant evidence showing that it isn't having the desired effect and now looking up to us for drug crimes along with. i think it would be necessary to have four rooms in paris suburbs including one to do with smoking crack on our balance treatment but needs health needs but if this pilot project is anything to go by these new versions just won't solve the problem in fact they could create even more so what do you can ski r.t. paris. sweden's prime minister for live for and will be stripped of his position after losing a no confidence vote does follow september's general election when his ruling social democrats were handed their worst ever result well it is more if

a national discuss the news with me bitterly. well this is a historic moment for sweden first time ever the freshly elected parliament dismisses the sitting prime minister and he lost the confidence of eight earlier on tuesday that is mandatory after general elections he will still be they had a caretaker government. until the new government is formed but with no actual power this comes up to again historic parliamentary elections in sweden during which we saw a rise of rising to in sweden democrats while social democrats the that the ruling party the biggest and historically the most powerful party in sweden i mean was shaking dramatically with the of worst results in decades to now as an outcome we have two major groups in the parliament left sent to block included social democrats then the opposition aligns blog form to four parties with one hundred forty three seats in the palm in just one point less than their major rivals say

they are very close one forty four against one forty three to hope for is that it will be very hard to for them to vote on any decision because none of them has the majority the only way for them to have the majority would be to team up with sweden democrats they got sixty two seats in the palm and but the thing is that less sent to block says they are not ready to negotiate to cooperate anyhow with sweden democrats and tea parties of the poor parties form in the opposition lines blog also movies to do that so it's kind of deadlock right now because nobody has the majority what do you explain. cause quite a political sort of earthquake didn't it what course that well i have to say that the parliament elections came at a very difficult time for sweden and security was the biggest concern with very high criminality rate gang shootings on the rise cars burning to various cities all across the country you remember there is absolutely dramatic pictures from sweden

although the. next was never officially established but sweden democrats somehow managed to convince people that even going to play for all the problems anti immigrant or particularly anti non european immigrant feel was very strong there i wanted to take a look at this piece we filmed this in the city of health in work i mean local journalists were just walking down the street and we bumped into different immigrants and it was very tense we didn't is not swedish anymore i mean this is two of the change here used to be a small little shop where you could buy hot dogs now it's sort of you never find any swedish dogs anymore. now. this picking lettuce. is all the signs are in or out being. all your order is over no no no no no you're wrong. even if we do expect to actually be very sad that

sweden is swedish country anymore it makes me want to cry i don't regulate my eyes . if you like throwing cloyd in the ocean i mean i was a really good way of showing perhaps highlighting social tensions that exist on the streets what's next for sweden and vote for a new head of the government has to take place no later than two weeks after the speaker of the parliament is announced which happened yesterday and the parties will be allowed to vote to choose between maximum four candidates and if they fail to do that we're going to see new elections and sweet. hungary's making a stand against an e.u. report that claims the country has breached the key values of the bloc it's launched a campaign video to counter the claims. those who point parliament the devil dog lashed out because she get a little caught hold god got the media there could be you cause and cause the show

was. good you go to stop the you make my door so. he sued my door so i go to make bizarre charbel well the move does come after the officially accepted the findings of these argentinian report which cites a number of alleged violations by hungary they do include migrant abuse corruption and attacks on press freedoms as well as the democratic process and it means that the you may now invoke article seven which can suspend certain rights of member states including voting rights article seven though has so far never been used but tensions of late have been ramping up sadly the commission shares the concerns expressed in the report in particular as regards fundamental rights corruption the treatment of roma and the independence of the judicial individuals in the government have envisaged themselves their family member staff rents from public funding from european tax payers money the elections this year were held in an

atmosphere of aggression and intimidation in the field or more you are already made up your mind i stand here to defend my country and this is a matter of honor this insults the honor of hungary this uses double standards and violates the treaty as it says in our polls well earlier i spoke to the hungaroring government spokesperson sultan cover about the campaign and the reasons why hungry has become the target. amreeka. this is not a legal process this is a bollywood process he she by the political left and the liberals in the european parliament ahead of the european parliamentary elections next may for the past eight years increasingly especially it's about hungary but also paul and others in central eastern europe the european political left and liberals have started to use human rights issues rule of law corruption as a scared letter that is put on us and is trying to put us into

a corner from which we have to defend ourselves and we don't believe in that this is what we call blackmailing it to reach out and. using the kind of arguments and accusations against which to really difficult actually to put up any kind of. so that's why we are not the. ourselves but rather we go on and charge and that is we stand for our own version and reading of what is happening in europe with a special emphasis that i mention on legal. to. both of you seem for the past three years but it is happening for the past maybe two tickets but now is is basically a business model at the borders of europe where human traffickers and human rights organizations who are helping illegal migrants reaching the york and continent and begin their new european union basically going against the existing legal system the legal framework in which the european union should exist and they utilize or

rather misuse the existing loopholes in the legal system settle what we do here in hungary that step by step we acting on the reality on the ground we are closing doors and then the one hundred three magically would be if. someone and the individual is working together with human traffickers and explicitly an open lease helping illegal migrants to cross the border against the existing rules the european rules and that myriad rules might be extension at the highest level but in general our intention is to put things back on their feet and that is restore law and order at the waters of europe. we are not going to leave neither the european peoples party nor the europe for obvious reasons. we are in europe and we are the people he does behind the hunger in government is probably the strongest political party with the most support coming from the people all the people stand during the past consecutive european parliament elections so that it

would be absurd to be indicating that we have no place in the you're going to be best buddy or in europe we go for it changing the rules and we go for it but the original meeting. instead of leaving. another nice tonight benjamin netanyahu has made a statement insisting that military operations will continue against syria and that israel will do quote whatever it takes the prime minister's words come despite the incident involving israeli jets and syrian airspace last week that led to russian the constant plane being shot down with the loss of fifteen russian service members i want to continue to conduct operations to prevent iran from establishing a military presence in syria we will do whatever it takes in order to ensure israel's security for the state and does come just a day after russia's defense ministry released second by second radar data showing what it says was the immediate runup to the downing of the russian plane the new

evidence does appear to refute israel's claims that its fighter jets had left syrian airspace when the russian plane was brought them out is not a ghastly effort has more. israel wasn't being entirely truthful about what happened truthful at all and the russians of published radar snapshots to prove it the four israeli f. sixteen jets weren't in israeli air space at the time of the incident says the report no one of them was just behind the russian il twenty bating and s. two hundred missile fired at it you can clearly see their game on radar the israeli jet maneuvered to put the russian aircraft between it and the missile the missile then switched targets to the larger and slower moving russian aircraft the moment it hit sixteen turned tail and flew away all claims go israeli

involvement in the tragic incident that claimed the lives of fifteen russian service members use. it regardless of what happened in israel continues to place all possible and impossible blame on iran and its allies also promises to continue to defend its interests in syria meaning bomb syria will accept that it will be harder to do russia is taking action to protect its pilots syria will now be supplied with s. three hundred air defense systems which will change the rules it will be much harder for israel to mount these little bombing expeditions more the russians will now jam missiles and jets attacking syria from the coast they'll also be upgrading syria's air defense network it is reasonable in the current situation and is first and foremost aimed at preventing any potential threat to the lives of russian

servicemen it's as the russians said circumstances have changed and latest events leave russia no choice and leave israel upset. obviously russia and israel have different definitions of the word irresponsible russia would say that hiding from a missile behind one of its aircraft is pretty high up there on the irresponsibility chart we're sure that the implementation of these measures will cool some hot heads and will keep them from judge moves that could threaten our servicemen and it isn't just israel that's angry now that it can't act or bomb or hide behind other planes where and when they will the united states surprisingly none too happy either many topics that we'll talk about with the russians i'm very confident that their latest decision to move the estimate will be amongst them we were finding lots of places where they're working against american interests and we will hold them accountable

and so doing national security advisor john bolton calls it a significant escalation a major mistake wants russia to reconsider and promises to stay in syria we're not going to have the rein in troops outside to rein in borders and docked includes the rain in proximity. never mind the irony here no other nation in the world has as many of its troops outside its borders as the us never mind also that despite all the talk about reigning in aggression israel has attacked syria heck of a lot more times than iran has attacked israel never mind all of that what is interesting is that it's a very strong reaction why would the united states be so concerned that syria can now defend itself a little better person the fact that israel is a very close ally of the united states i believe there is

a let's go to the business interests here in the united states similar systems the patriot for example by raytheon and the us military industry is why. one of america's most successful so we have a competition here with a rising return of russia's military technological might and so far in syria it has proven considerable now to that the fact that china has ordered to call the thirty five's and three hundred or s. four hundred systems just last week with americans sanctioning china for this purchase you can see them the logic coming together a russian aircraft set up fifteen people dead one might of course ask how israel or the u.s. would have reacted if their jet was set up to take the fall safe bet it would

probably have involved a lot of bombs were against the if there were foreign policy expert robot named to tell a story that told us why the u.s. is usually more reluctant to release classified data to back up its claims. the u.s. does sometimes. release such information one could argue but is are so reluctant to do so as you point out partly because they claim you know this classified sources that did poorly because the claim that there weren't should be good enough we should all take their word and you know this is damage that we see over and over that they want world public opinion u.s. public opinion to accept the statements of u.s. government officials say at face value not to demand evidence because they want to preserve the ability to. have such authority such

a question authority in the future. now the u.s. actor james woods the star of hollywood hits like a scene and white has stands been locked out of his twitter account for posting a hoax image the picture mocks the u.s. democratic party and urges men not to vote in the country's upcoming midterm elections social media giant their claims the act is tweet violates its policies and could sway public opinion but woods lashed out at twitter accusing it of killing free speech free speech is free speech is not jack dorsey version of free speech the irony is twitter accused me of affecting the political process when in fact the burning of me is the truly egregious interference meanwhile testifying to congress earlier this month with his chief executive to praise the company's success in combating what he called opinion manipulation we've made significant progress recently on tactical solutions like identification of many forms of manipulation intending to artificially amplify information we've seen positive

results from our work we're now removing over two hundred percent more accounts for violating our policies now surprise that our does a pretty much what. a lot of these other social media companies in tech valley in california google facebook there are pretty much the same anything that could be considered right wing so called propaganda they're going to eliminate they were not justified in doing it was a simple mean i'm not really sure how that's consider somehow election interfering if there is going to be election interfering in a people who post off like they have to get suspended and what about all the political ads on twitter from canada day seven are for office it may sound good right now to have them come in and regulate facebook twitter and say hey you can do platform this person you can play a form of that person with that won't be where they stop however prominent think is backing the democrats on twenty saying and then face the same restrictions for

example this tweet by filmmaker michael moore who does have three times more followers than woods apparently does not amount to an attempt to sway public opinion despite refusing to admit bias in the company's decisions either twitter chief does say he does have concerns. we have a lot of conservative leaning folks in the company as well and to be honest they don't feel safe to express their opinions at the company they do feel silenced by just the general swirl of what they perceive to be the broader percentage of leanings within the company and i don't think that's fair all right just a matter of honesty and transparency in a company is now so much a matter of them doing a thing that is illegal is about them being an ethical and dishonest thing about algorithms is day they are trained by human beings is not just to automated pain to has no human input whatsoever so humans may train the algorithm to look out for things that could be considered anti-left when you see is not just

a matter of if i saw anything they could be considered suspicious. international the company to not go back to the headlines and fight it's. i've been saying the numbers mean something they've matter the u.s. is over twenty trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crimes have to each day. eighty five percent of the global wealth he longs to the ultra rich eight point six percent market saw a thirty percent rise last year some with four hundred to five hundred trades per second per second and that one rose to twenty thousand dollars. china's building two point one billion dollars a i industrial park but don't let the numbers overwhelm. the only numbers you need to remember one one doesn't show you can't afford to miss the one and only boom bust.

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