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file a complaint against a major french was complicit in human rights abuses. 247 news live from moscow this is your r.t. international pleasure of your company top story a prominent critic of donald trump. blows of interpretation of the u.s. president's now infamous ukraine call the ongoing impeachment investigation appears to pick up steam mr trump struck back democrat adam schiff accusing him of making up his version of the conversation. want you to make up dirt on my political opponent understand lots of it. this that

there's a lot of talk about biden's son and a lot of people want to find out about that so whatever you can do would be great. i'm going to put you in touch with attorney general united states my attorney general bill barr he's got the whole weight. of the american law enforcement. behind him i'm also going to have attorney general. and we will get to the bottom of it. and by the way don't call me i'll call you when you've done what i asked whenever you would like to come to the white house feel free to call give us a date and we'll work that out and i look forward to seeing you. well on tuesday be house of representatives launched a formal impeachment inquiry into the president over alleged that the forces ukrainian counterpart to investigate hunter biden they saw of joe biden his

potential 2020 democratic at rival for the white house legal media analysts long believes are going to shift house played fast and loose with the facts when presenting concocted details of the phone call. it is extremely duplicitous it is extremely misleading and very troublesome for the way adam schiff came out and basically provided a parody a unique way of looking at it and he was reading what people thought was actual transcript provisions actual statements made sentences a conversation and then later on when pressed he says well i was being. a bit loose with this i was giving you one kind of a perhaps a a parody a kind of a satirical look well that satirical look is absolutely 1st of all side necessary but it was most problematic and the cause of many many people being very

very angry with what he did it was on call for duplicitous misleading and wrong oh in another development america's special envoy to ukraine current who quit and made the phone call scandal and of course there's still the corruption allegations circulating about joe biden and his son some of which have been dismissed as a conspiracy theory by the mainstream media and he looks at whether they're getting a bit too quick to write off the story. so the reason why the president is after the man who's most likely to challenge him next year is nothing but a conspiracy so many voices are saying just that president trump is again insisting today that reporters should dig into a conspiracy theory involving biden ukraine and a ukrainian prosecutor promoting without evidence the dubious narrative that biden used the office of the vice president to advance and protect his son's interests as

dig into these unproven claims that trump is making about the former vice president we cannot have a debate about a conspiracy theory but just how much does the public in america know about the case of a ukrainian energy company a few years. if you go the route of all the stir the public deserves to be aware and make up their own mind conspiracy or proper investigation material so joe biden's son hunter was on the board of directors at bristol mr biden seen here as vice president was washington's point man with kiev at the time meanwhile this man victor schalke in the prosecutor general there was in charge of investigating boris ma and its founder for economic crimes he eventually lost his job well just have a look at how frank joe biden was about his involvement i said you not get the 1000000000 i'm going to leave in a year i think it was about 6 hours i looked as i'm reading the 6 hours that the prosecutor is not fired you're not getting the money oh son of

a. fighter jets guess what happened later after the new prosecutor came in his office eventually gave the company a free pass obviously though we cannot connect any dots here but just so you know the fired ukraine official no matter how corrupt he ended up being was confident about why he got kicked out here's a quote from his affidavit the truth is that i was forced out because i was leading a wide ranging corruption probe into peru's mode ngs and natural gas in ukraine and joe biden and biden was a member of the board of directors anyway let me move on with a few more relevant findings by a journalist from the hill who studied a bunch of e-mails and ukrainian government memo. it turns out the folks from a us p.r. firm that represented breasts were really eager to get a meeting with the most senior prosecutors in kiev one a male claimed to have been sent by ukrainian embassy diplomat to one of the people

from the firm said this with regards to the missing some i suggest that you wait until the next week when the reason expected in the government. it's been revealed that on the same day. a prosecutor's shocking was shown the door the top guys of the p.r. team once again got in touch with kiev and only took them several days to get a meeting with the new acting prosecutor general his memo suggests the folks that help bristol raise the changes at the prosecutor's office the visiting side was surprised by the info and sent the us state department has a completely different information describing the failure of the reforms at the prosecutor's office but then they changed their mind and realized u.s. officials were misinformed they also promised to hook up ukraine's incoming law enforcement officials with ties to the state department and help organize a trip to the us the informed me that they would seek to facilitate my visit to the us to pass on the correct information to state department officials. after

this man you were that sankoh officially took over from the acting prosecutor general step by step all proceedings against the firm where hunter biden had one of the top jobs began to vanish now back to mr biden seeing here and someone who used to meet him quite often as the head of ukraine according to the fired prosecutors testimony the president was pushing too on several occasions president poroshenko asked me to consider the possibility of winding down the investigative actions in respect of this company but i refused to close this investigation now where that would lead experts in conspiracy tagging or the us public as a whole i have no clue. ok let's leave washington for naught because voting has closed enough galveston's presidential election the poll has been marred by sporadic bursts of insurgent violence on widespread voter intimidation explosions

on missile attacks rocked polling stations off and on the country with one person confirmed dead dozens of others injured the taliban the so. it was responsible well it is the 4th election since the u.s. forcibly removed the taliban from power in 2000 on warm on the 1st since donald trump broke off peace talks with the group earlier this month more than $9000000.00 people were registered to vote in the election a low turnout is said to have been low the 1st results aren't expected on till mid october but figures show that only 20 percent of afghans believe the vote is free for. the afghan government currently controlled slightly more than half the country the rest is either under the taliban or contested there were about $5000.00 polling stations open today but that is done from more than the $7000.00 initially planned hundreds of them are situated in dangerous areas afghan based journalist phasey

reports on the election. today morning the elections kicked off however the turnout is very low in many parts of the country we have heard more than 20 blasts took place in the capital kabul in south or in kandahar province as well as in logar province and could this province the taliban are really no warrant to disrupt the process but you know despite all these threats spite all these insecurity the process hasn't been is a very big damage or a very big let's say obstacle to prevent you know the whole process but we could say that you know so far we have heard that 3 big attacks have been thwarted by the government forces because the afghan government announced that more than 100000

afghan security forces are deployed to secure the process still the turnout overall turnout shows that people are scared off the going to the polling stations doing good c.q. very busy with. the. music to. do that trying to sort of these laws no one should be afraid of anyone should vote for president because it is their right to vote the security of those. who would be sufficient for the security is good right now we are voting to have a democratic country on land should be peaceful and our people should be happy. well a research analyst at the center for conflict and peace studies on line for us the complexities and challenges posed by today's election. i hope i'm wrong but we will

enter through election crisis where the top contenders particularly for the president in his chief executive of the law both refused to accept the results so i think that point what the likely scenario would be that selection cannot be sorted out then let's have. an interim government where are the taliban are also. happy about it in that it could give a chance to the peace piece as well i think you know one of the key reasons for the taliban to not negotiate with one government is president of the army because in 24000 before the elections he made promises to them but once he took power. he could not fulfill those promises so i think that's a likely scenario where interim government will be created. after the election crisis come in so i think that would be the only solution in if you look at the

reports that are coming that a peace process is going to start in a week it makes more sense. most rallies demanding action over climate change have been held across canada with around half a 1000000 marching in montreal alone teen climate activists gratitude and canadian prime minister just intro joined the rally during a private meeting between the him to do more to save the environment. and not comes undercover investigation canadian companies have been sending plastic waste overseas instead of recycling it at home colored it exported more than $10000.00 tonnes of it to malaysia in 2018 it's claimed that led to a drastic increase in the number of illegal processing factories there. inside this factory we see workers exposed to potentially toxic fumes without proper protection . whether that sand.

waste to malaysia by the ways where those plastic weighs a lot of ways we will send it back and we will fight back even though we all small country we cannot be bullied by a developed countries well we asked people at the climate march in montreal whether they were aware of what's happening with canada's waste you know what happened plus you know if you take a look you know. i know pointing to a recent c.d.c. report a lot of this plastic containers be shipped to malaysia where to negotiate it i just wanted to be responsive that how you dealt with that but if you ashamed if you wish to cure. dishes in the sense i'm sorry to hear that my building has not. kept up with what you now see but. it's terrible for civil servants shockey to say . oh we should do something about it long enough for

a child you should really do philippines as well what do you think there would. be to do a lot of things with respect to the closest thing to do with how should we do a lot of. these additional things here the start of this like a city here that have said it over their words this city yet certain becoming a bigger issue the philippines has experienced similar problems to malaysian recent years but president deter to put an end to the violations on sent tons of rubbish back to canada and other countries physicist a environmental scientist dennis run courts say he's canadian politicians only pay lip service to environmental concerns. true or not such a hypocrite he would not be marching in montreal he would be making an announcement that they're going to ban this kind of moral and improper behavior in the world which is to export your talks that garbage most canadians do diligently recycle and

they participate in the in that recycling programs and the assume that their cities and governments are. following how companies collect and store and recycle this material they can't imagine or they most canadians wouldn't think that these companies are actually selling the materials off to distant lands to 2 developing world countries it's mass hypocrisy is what we're seeing now among our canadian politicians they don't do the real things that they have the power to do instead they would prefer to do token gestures like walk in this march. still ahead a weight loss pill which is reportedly behind as many as 2000 dead since the drugmaker face a landmark trial in. you

know world's big partners. and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to get the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. like richard marles worst nightmare. richard burr welcome to dead planet everything on planet earth is dead because been securitized and we can send it all well there's a teenager in the us more and more they're heartbroken crying her eyes out because she's going to grow up on a dead planet. securitized and sold and resold and repack.

we're left with nothing except a dream of what it was what it was and there's no more. minutes past 8 pm here in moscow welcome back we start back with the help scandal that has rocked fronts a drug maker there is on trial over a weight loss pill which some think may have killed as many as 2000 people the drug in question is called immediate or it was introduced in 176 for diabetics who are trying to lose weight france found its 10 years ago but it was long after other european countries health officials claim it could be a contributing factor in the deaths of patients those who survived say their lives have been ruined. they stole my life i had just retired and thought i was going to begin a new life but a compliment house now i can see anyone i get tired all the time that it was so you

poison down like you once like me condemned to a slow death my life is ruined. the truth was hidden from the patients a lie i was created that's why there are doctors pharmacologists and officials that are being accused of conflicts of interest we expect exemplary sanctions because what's at stake is not only what sylvia did it's also about prevention because we cannot say today that these practices do not exist. well irene fresh hole was the 1st doctor who linked the deaths with mediator she told us why the court case is so important. when that'll do you suppose civic we have been waiting for this trial for many years because it has been announced and then it was always being delayed now i'm thinking about the victims some of them are not with us and who want that they died without making it to the end of this trial it makes me feel so sorry and upset today the trial got in the way we see a very carefully crafted sequence of bringing the case to a tough indictment and

a spreadsheet totally revealing the level of the tragedy more than 3700 people have a right to compensation. so what is the current thinking well it's alleged that the pill cause high pressure investors that supply blood to the lungs which in turn delivers a to the left it freedom of the heart causing a variety of problems it's no reported that some of the deaths were the result of heart failure cardiac arrest a lawyer for the drug maker said though that the firm didn't know about the side effects which resulted in heart problems i really believe french people trust today have very little trust in medical companies. many scientific publication of the toxicity which was just enough to be discovered that alone would be enough not to buy this lie from severe the criminal investigation in the victim's interests is not on the way but it is also in our interests it benefit

society to show that the pharmaceutical companies crimes if they are recognized this crimes by the 4th won't go unpunished it today we french people want to trust any medication it's necessary to understand what happened with the mistake by the health care regulators it was and how the lab was cheating and we have to learn from that and everybody must remember. to another story we are closely following victims of oppression in sudan or accusing a major french bank of complicity in human rights abuses in the country b.n.p. part of us worked the fact. central bank during a period when widespread rights violations by the regime were carried out in the country are fronts correspondent takes a look after the accusations and. charges of crimes and genocide linked to the conflict in sudan's darfur region have long been made against the country's former

president bashir big now an alliance of human rights organizations waltz to broaden the burden of responsibility to include french bank b.m.p. . we call on the french authorities to promptly open an investigation to determine whether b.n.p. is criminally responsible for its dealings with sudan 2 out of knowing plaintiffs have waived their right to remain anonymous they are my son an activist who spoke out against the government he was injured during an attack on his village in darfur later arrested and beaten and he says he saw close relatives shot and killed the 2nd is how a silly who was kidnapped by jun 2 read forces an oil to the former sudanese government she was shot tortured and so 100 family members executed so why did they hold the bank responsible for what has happened to them behind the

grave crimes and human rights violations there is always money by granting the sudanese regime access to international money markets b.n.p. power allowed the government to function pay its staff military and security forces make purchases abroad all while sudan was a pariah on the international scene for planning and committing crimes in darfur and the crimes were her referring white sport human rights violations between 20022008 led to the deaths of more than 300000 sudanese civilians b.m.p. power to sudan's defacto. central bank giving the former government access to international money markets that's according to the u.s. department of justice the complainants say that despite substantial evidence of such crimes they have largely gone on punished we want to make the voices of

sudanese victims heard through this complaint to this day the have been denied the possibility of justice whether in sudan before the international criminal court or in the u.s. that reference to the u.s. relates to a previous case against b.m.p. party about the violation of u.s. sanctions partly for its dealings with sudan back in 2014 the bank settled that case for a record $8900000000.00 following so why did the money end up was it used to compensate the victims who had been identified and submitted their testimonies quite simply no before these testimonies could be taken into account the u.s. congress passed a law that diverted the b.n.p. power of us find to american victims of terrorism leaving the sudanese and other victims without any form of redress for the harm they suffered and which the bank is believed to have played a role so with the money in the pockets of the americans and the sudanese victims now making another attempt to receive restitution this time here in france that's

because it's no was allowed for corporations to be prosecuted if they've played a role in crimes committed a brute r.t. asked to be in for a statement it is yet to respond to that request the parish tribunal must now decide if this new complaint warrants a criminal investigation into b m p power involvement any case though is likely to prove complex and lengthy meaning the victims still have a long way to go before they may feel that they perceived any justice. otty paris. all right just time for some more headline stories from across the globe starting in egypt. supporters of president to in cairo on friday. to resign he's accused of trying to own all dissenting voices in the country is under grows over corruption claims against ministration

rights groups say at least 2000 people have been arrested over the past week or get a lot of this the man known as the french spiderman can be an arrest the best time for scaling a skyscraper in the heart of germany's financial model and his latest dizzying feat 57 year old rubber climbed the $38.00 story skype or building in frankfurt without any safety equipment of course rubber is known for climbing many sky scrapers including the world's tallest 828 meter burj khalifa in dubai. the yellow vests knocked of us right in force in cities across france on saturday continuing their protests campaign against falling living standards the demonstrations took place despite the government having announced a 9000000000 euro tax cut for french households next year a move aimed at helping struggling. alright fleshing out the stories you may have missed from the business week wall has been bus gets its start in moments and i'd like nothing better for you to join me and 30 for all the latest global news

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