stability there's no war thank god we're not like that for. the affairs of our republic there is no place for this kind of lawlessness we want to stop the process is that have been taking place in this country do you officially rejects the results of the russian election and rigged expressing its full support for the opposition as people in the country return to the streets both to support the president's. party warnings against meddling in european leaders agreed to imposing sanctions on the. actions of ocracy. this prime minister is accused of a cover up after he spends parliament at a time when the governments embroiled in an ethics scandal.

here in moscow thanks for joining us here on r.t. international. centers another day of street protests and nationwide strikes people are showing support of a report support for rejection of president lukashenko on wednesday bad weather didn't hold them back. oh ah. we have stability there's no war thank god we live peacefully and calmly in our beautiful country we're not like that for ines interfere in the affairs of our republic. i. i i i. i'm in solidarity with those who think there

is no place for this kind of lawlessness we saw in august the 9th 10th and 11th. was the station ubiquity we're here because we want to stop that process is that have been taking place in this country for a long time. minsk based correspondent went to a production car rally and filed this report i did but just some people are protesting others are protesting against the protests i happened to meet my university friends here i asked them did anyone make you come out here at least said no we are the organizers and i asked the same question to other people at the rally they said they wanted to be heard because those red and white flags are being shown everywhere and there is so much anger at the rallies in support of look at shankar happening very spontaneously to get approval from local officials literally the day before gatherings like this are not so much for a look at but in support of stuff i did in belgrade and maintain and good relations with russia when the e.u. has confirmed

a strong up sanctions against balor russian officials who are suspected of election fraud and violence against protesters they block hasn't disclosed yet whether or not alexander lukashenko is on that list in fact brussels lifted penalties on him 4 years ago while if he were a news bound lucas anchor and 31 other better russian officials from entering the country. of the e.u. stress that there should be no foreign meddling in the belarus crisis moscow points out though vilnius is doing precisely that with its sanctions on the. wednesday evening the european union held an emergency video conference on the crisis to block you know mostly rejected the results of the disputed election and expressed full support for the opposition parties them quarter looks at how bad sits with the e.u. self declared neutrality. for the west bank it was always europe's last dictator the european union never liked the guy but they did try to play nice not anymore we stand by the people of belarus the european union student in so we don't retreat

was a piece of better research by skills than most benefits should on its own choose brain dependent cost of the country will follow there should be no outside interference in the situation there just off things could no longer continue as they are in belarus now it's about when a dictator has come to the end of the road it's best to find a way forward for the violence to suspicious in the western powers throw around words like dictator and regime usually it doesn't and well no wonder it sounds pretty alarming to moscow but he's going to be able to so you can just as with we are deeply concerned about what's going on right now in better roofs we are concerned by the attempt to explain to the internal challenges facing by the roots to interfere in them from a brutal it goes without saying belorussian president alexander lukashenko is also concerned that in the. western countries are openly without hiding it raising funds and sending them to beller we cannot track all of the funds as much

if it is in cash but we see that we know what's going on and we will focus on this issue. the airplane union isn't just paying lip service to the ballarat opposition either the millions of euros in aid it promised to the belorussian government are now being redirected to so-called civil society an independent media and the european commission will mobilize now an additional $53000000.00 euros to support the belorussian people in these challenging times we can't forget the e.u. states neighboring valorous which seem to have their own agendas for one the polish prime minister seems to think belarus is close ties with russia make it incapable of democracy and there's a plan to check. change that such of an economic plan should be prepared for the ruse because now it is highly dependent economically on russia poland is already presented to plan for intensive course. in the areas of independent media the

economy investment and thence national trends poland's plan involves spending a leaven 1000000 euros on scholarships for media and academics that it deems to be independent warsaw is also generously offering to open its doors to bellow russian workers just think what the loss of balance the skilled workers would do to help democracy. actions would not interfere with our neighbors in total the fact is we can and should extend a helping hand to the russians it's a similar story in lithuania where the opposition leader spent long that's a kind of sky isn't self-imposed exile and other belorussian anti-government n.g.o.s are operating from it's also where a fund raising initiative called freedom 1st to go bella reuss is being organized intended to encourage the creation of a democratic state aside from the fact that its director provided direct support to the ukrainian uprising in 2014 little is known about who is involved or where the

money is coming from combined questions surrounding the opposition's shady sources of funding with the e.u. is cold shoulder to lucas sankoh and you have to ask yourself who is going to really come out on top from the on rest and valorous it's important russia everything that we hear in the western media coming out of it was because. you're. not a mere 6 above or an. east. so. really what you think is one of the should be they've made 1st of. all just here in. the russians so far. they've been very patient in the. or in charge easy to believe that we all. know why one train one direction what is it you that's. what we're

thinking ever since. this difficult road is. the military in mali say they will pave the way for new elections in the country and system they were set up a civilian transitional government in the meantime this is the soldiers that staged a coup to oust president abraham. who stepped down on tuesday former colonial power and key ally france has condemned the case but has r.t. scalable to reports paris his track record in the region in violence and unrest is open to scrutiny. forced to step down the president of mali has been detained by the military after months of protest.

but. the former leader has been accused of mismanaging the economy corruption worsening the situation when it came to the fight with jihad just groups in the north however he did enjoy the backing of france somalis former colonizer and french troops have been in mali since 2030 to keep terrorists at bay the results in the country have been rather modest the security situation in mali has recently deteriorated. the security situation in the central countries has deteriorated considerably in recent months conflicts prevailing in the region are have an unprecedented humanitarian consequences on civilian populations face an insecurity and displacement. french president emmanuel micron actually believes that the operations are successful their home a 1000000 little cafe with improved their effectiveness in information exchange and the fight against terrorism and succeeded with their unique information center in

niamey we have strong results especially in recent weeks. france recently raised the number of troops in the region to 5000 but locals say they want them out and. the reason we are protesting is that france has been here in our country for 7 years but people die if we had 10 difficulties when france arrived we now have 90 france came to help us to fight terrorism but now each of us is questioning if it has indeed been for. our impression is daily suffering it is us who called traitors to help we called it to help us fight terrorism thing got friends keen that they came to help but they came to destroy us not on your motives our leaders do not dare tell them to leave we will tell them we want them out of the country. and many analysts don't point the finger at france for the situation but actually point to nato as intervention in nearby libya which unleashed

a torrent of terrorism in the region you want to look at the us. one is very well almost in africa and 2 is the fact that you mention a friend precipitated leaving the region. against president gadhafi and then in 201212 raids. or so cheery word shipments of on a hard in. mali and this led to collapse in. 2000. and now it's never been covered. this. week when specifically. when you choose. to see. how many observers are wondering if the situation will deteriorate even further

toppling the president of mali lead to further terrorism and violence well if france's record seems to point to anything it's that the presence of foreign troops doesn't really help the situation. artsy new york. lebanon is set to enter a 2 week low down from friday's it struggles to cope with a sharp rise in cope with 19 cases the country's health care systems been pushed to breaking point after a catastrophic explosion in beirut put 3 hospitals and half of the capital's clinics out of operation a new video has emerged showing the destruction of some of those facilities. these are pretty upsetting images i must warn you before you see them. but.

according to the red cross the tragedy left at least 200 people dead more than 6000 injured and 300000 people lost their homes it's believed a fire in a warehouse at the port caused the detonation of a huge amount of the mony of nitrite chemical compound had reportedly been stored in unsafe conditions for several years systematically could cost up to $15000000000.00 to repair the damage to the city.

opposition figurehead alexina valley is being urgently hospitalized only was lying to moscow and fell ill on the plane he was taken to hospital after an emergency landing in the city of almost. press secretary says that he may have been poisoned as don't to those that it's too early yet to say what is the matter with the patient. we have already excluded a number of diagnoses i think we will be able to confirm his diagnosis later today

too soon to say whether he was poisoned or not his state could have been caused by a variety of conditions the same symptoms it's. the only energy plant in the gaza strip to shut down after israel stopped fuel supplies in response to cross border fire from a muscle of more a month after this break. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. seemed wrong. wrong just don't hold. me.

to shape out this day become active. and engaged because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. summer solution is. just sort of all out there in this series now today we're covering the big dollars a day globalization what comes next with the investment manager lawrence. lawrence walsh. welcome back a leading u.k. medical school says that the training for doctors in britain is inherently racist the university of bristol medical school says urgent action needs to be taken to

examine why teaching mainly focuses on how elicits a fact white people. historically medical education was designed and written by white middle class men and so there is an inherent racism in medicine that means it exists to serve white patients above all others we're teaching students how to recognize a life or death clinical sign largely in white people and not acknowledging these differences may be dangerous but still medical school notes doctors are currently trained to be on the lookout for patients turning blue but that criterion fails for nonwhite patients the issue has been raised after students complained that they were left ill prepared to treat patients from ethnic minority backgrounds now the u.k. medical school council says it's putting plans in place to improve the situation is working with universities to diversify curricula and improve support for people dealing with racism but everyone's persuaded though that medical treatment can suffer from bias i've never read more nonsense in my life

i can understand the statement the doctors need to have the skills needed to treat ethnic minority patients better but i'm not sure this is the same thing as decolonized in the medical curriculum i also thought the biggest effect on health was poverty. no good scientist would hold racism as a viable theory medical education may require improvements in terms of approach to racial characteristics but i remain unpersuaded that a culture of racism is present we heard concerns contrasting views on the issue from former senior nurse rebecca butler and bristol university medical student or it ought to be. the issue at hand is the fact that whilst we do have a considerable number of the population turning if they are sino used we have a very significant portion of the population which will be increasing as we continue with time that will manifest in that same way can't afford the return estates and if it can be rectified earlier in medical education when we're given

the theory that is the pickle everyone as well as white people black people and people of darker skin color as that's great and that's something we should be working towards so that our medical education system is adequately preparing all doctors across the country for the diverse population of women to start over that's just ridiculous i mean cya gnosis and actually one of the signs of hypoxia is either the patient appears quite read it or they do go a gray color around the mouth and on their fingertips and in africa caribbean person i was always taught to look at the underside of their palms not at their fingertips because with the dark skin color ration you can't see the blue so recently but they would also be breathless they would also be perspiring they would also have a raised holes rate it's not the only sign and it is just ridiculous jumping on a racism bandwagon or abyss where it's

a problem that doesn't exist at all the fact that patients of different colors and skin types and different races raised in the patient picture of health in traditional medical education and one could argue yes that is underpinning racism because it raises the fact that there are people in this population who want white who will not manifest with illness in the same way and if that theory is consistently left out from the medical school curriculums it will do a disservice to not only doctors in training but to the patients that they will eventually go into so we're wordy raises is what you need to look at here nobody is a racing anybody in the british health service if you. to india or nigeria parts of sub-saharan africa all the medical schools there will teach sino says i was educated in india half my friends of doctors i've i've tweeted about this you know ask them about this over the course of the day of course they learn about news in coloration everybody i know talks about it nobody is raised in the british health

service. the only power plant in gaza has shut down but israel stopped supplying it with fuel that was a response to cross a border fire from a months according to guards or officials the amount of electricity available to residents has been drastically reduced the population of 2000000 relies on israel for most of its energy needs a currently get around 6 hours of electricity a day this could go down to half and this heavily affects the main services in the gaza strip including health care. either. why does only gaza have to deal with this problem it could put 75 percent of patients lives at risk patients will die if there's no electricity here treatment times will have to be car. risk it could be at a time when other the machines will not work and staff will be forced to shorten the duration of dallas's this will cause suffering for patients and some could die so we need to provide the treatment for 4 hours every 2 free days it will be

a disaster and many people will suffer that this is totally wrong it's put in the health of so many people the trees people might not survive when i get there absolutely i feel bad and i can't sleep i used to ask my daughter to help me without electricity there will be no dialysis. health officials in gaza say that in addition to the patients who need regular procedures surgical operations and intensive care are also at risk and covert 19 testing labs may have to halt their operations but little services need hundreds of thousands of liters of fuel to provide normal levels of care the health ministry has called for an urgent resolution of the issue. cutting off electricity to hospitals will have a dangerous effect on all health services provided in the gaza strip we call on all relevant parties to intervene to solve this problem and save the health sector in gaza by restarting the power plant again. human rights activists said the hole to

fuel supplies amounts to collective punishment targeting people's basic needs. of the israeli decision to close the crossings and block shipments and the resulting power cutoff is a dangerous escalation and collective punishment of gaza it violates international law and basic human decency it is political blackmail. in a surprise move canada's prime minister just introduced her suspended the country's parliament that despite vowing in the past never to make use of this legislative power critics accuse the canadian leader of trying to dodge scrutiny over his government's role in a growing ethics scandal that also involves his family. i have asked the governor general to procurement which must happen before any government can present a throne speech starting a new session of parliament is about creating sustainable ways to support you moving forward that has always been our number one focus and it always will be

justin trudeau computed his right hand to try and save himself with you for skills finance minister to resign now he is shutting down parliament and looking out of position m.p.'s to prevent us from holding him accountable and getting answers on his we scandal. shutting down parliament in the middle of a pandemic and an economic crisis with a plan sitting next week in committees working hard to get answers and solutions for canadians is wrong. trudeau as justified the 5 week suspension with the need to reassess the parliamentary agenda several of its committees have been investigating the government's actions involving a student grant program and the independent ethics watchdogs also separately investigating the prime minister trudeau is being probed over alleged breaches of conflict of interest laws for awarding a $690000000.00 student grant program to we charity which has ties to the p.m.'s relatives trudeau has dismissed allegations of preferential treatment we charity

and the government have since ended their partnership. the prime minister's been reprimanded by the country's ethics watchdog twice before last year he was probed for pressuring his former attorney general to help a major canadian company settle a corruption case out of court so in this problem the phone co says that this latest scandal is unlikely to go away. number of high ranking liberals including the prime minister were connected with the charity his family members his mother and his brother received close over $300000.00 in paid speaking opportunities with that organization i do think that over the last couple of years his character has as being damaged by his own actions by his own words by his past and how that conflicts with his present by the things he's seeing versus the things that he's doing and the recent use of the probation as well as the we

scandal our things which are continuing amounts of that i do believe that when there are it when i don't like shit and does little in the near future that the liberal party could perhaps be looking at somebody else to lead. look at europe today they'll return with more of the top stories in 30 minutes in the meantime don't forget to check out plenty more of our news by heading to our website.

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