as. children between. the family was very poor. get back to school. the strongest appeal. post-election unrest in belarus shows no sign of relenting 6 weeks on from the disputed vote. crowds merging together right now it's difficult to tell with with regards to. 5000 people behind me. washington says it is reimposing u.n. sanctions against iran but world powers including america's closest allies see the movie.

review of the week russian opposition figure. says he is making progress in his recovery as. evidence in the poisoning. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this international. has seen another day of mass unrest 6 weeks on from the contested election thousands gathered in men's gone sunday calling on president lukashenko to resign. earlier describing the tactics used by the protesters. what they do is they gather in little groups soon over the city in various districts where they live and then they could show all of that into a into a huge rally huge march ass's happening barden knowledge crowds merging together

right now it's difficult to tell with the with regards to numbers for perhaps 5000 people behind me more may be joining the but the impression so far is that there are fewer people than there were last week at this at this time last week last sunday there were many more demonstrators a much larger much nevertheless they've got their plan they've got a route through minsk that they're going to take the organizers go to lead them down and police are waiting for them which she convoys of police and law enforcement zuba about the city owned morning today preparing for this rally preparing for an eventuality tires sharif's blocks off we've even seen bob wire fences barricades set up a record across the city a to keep marches on a specific route that has been the fathers are against. haven't clashed yet today with police there was sure many demonstrators arrested

yesterday perhaps hundreds up to 400 according to opposition and city officials a telegram channels and rights groups you may hear a loud music blaring through huge speakers behind me in the square that is authorities they say could to playing loud patriotic music to to drown out the chants of the cries from the from the protesters and did you have the last week it it irritates them no end never the sea it has been calm so far protesters gathered in the thousands now demanding for president of the shanku to resign to leave to hand over power of the government insisting on its own their supporters saying that he is the legitimate president the bun the election and the d's the xp. yes these tags and these protests that these rallies these demonstrations are already legal will perhaps clashes liza as the demonstrators head for government offices government buildings and residents of the president. washington has reimposed u.n.

sanctions against iran which were in place before the 2015 nuclear deal the move has put the u.s. adults with some of its closest allies though germany france and the u.k. have pushed back saying america has no authority to reinstate united nations sanctions unilaterally and the u.n. secretary general has refused to follow up on the u.s. declaration citing legal uncertainty but secretary of state mike pompei o has threatened penalties against any country that continues to trade with iran. chile all previously terminated u.n. sanctions if united nations member states feel to fulfill their obligations to implementing these sanctions the united states is prepared to use our domestic authorities to impose consequences for those failures and ensure that iran does not read the benefits of u.n. prohibited activity france germany and the united kingdom know that the u.s. ceased to be a participant in the way following their withdrawal from the deal on the 8th of may

2018 consequently the purported notification is incapable of having legal effect we remain guided by the objective of upholding the authority and integrity of the united nations security council. the original un sanctions covered uranium enrichment as well as the buying and selling of conventional weapons but they were lifted 5 years ago under the nuclear deal however in 2018 the trumpet ministration withdrew from the pact washington says it's taking action now because an arms embargo on iran expires in october iran's president hassan rouhani has denounced the move saying his country will never give in to pressure while the nation's foreign ministry urged washington to have a rethink. pyometra devotion to on 10 runs message to washington is clear return to the global community returning to your again the rebellion and then the global community will accept you. are and we heard from political analyst. he thinks the

us isn't getting dribbling support in its approach to iran. in the partners it's going to accept that premise. the us is isolated in the unusual manner and what's going to happen is that the us is going to use force to pressure other countries to accept the go into a petition of un resolution 2231 and a few countries are going to accept that the u.s. has a history of mongering so you always have to be careful but the united states foreign policy so we have. conflict escalating if we hope that president is not in. the. scenario if he is behind the polls he should know better not to engage in any

military activities against iran advances by the. russian opposition figure alexina vali continues to recover at a hospital in berlin after coming out of an induced coma but the diplomatic standoff between moscow and berlin over his alleged poisoning has only gotten worse on monday germany said labs in sweden and france had independently verified that a volley was poisoned by a nerve agent from the novacek a group the global chemical weapons watchdog is also analyzing the samples russia has requested that information on the case be shared so far to no avail. their excuses are completely contrived germany says it can't tell us anything in direct to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons but we've been to you several times and they say talk to berlin we are ready to talk to anyone we want not when in the absence of facts we are pressured into giving an account of ourselves on the basis of specific clearly formulated concerns but we are always

ready to have a professional conversation. russian says doctors found no trace of nova charcoal or any other poison while the volley was in their care has repeatedly stressed its willingness to cooperate with germany to establish exactly what happened comments now on the controversy surrounding the case. alexina volley is recovering whatever it was killing his body is on retreat and the politician seems to be almost out of these woods so concerns over his health make room for concerns over what exactly happened and europe is demanding that russia aids the investigation installations arise which only the russian government can and must answer we continue calling us here to investigate this our demand is that russia urgently explain what happened well russia has already contributed by not letting alexina valmy of die in the 1st

crucial hours after the politician fell sick russia contributed by opening its airspace to a team of german doctors letting them visit russia contributed by eventually putting him on a german rescue plane allowing the value to be airlifted to berlin and by offering its medical data to german colleagues so now russia says the ball is in germany's court moscow current aid the investigation if it's kept in the dark on emerging evidence to the press with nothing at all all this is taking place against the backdrop of facts that our proposals to berlin to jointly sort out what happened i've been dismissed and a far fetched pretexts that's hurdles are brought into the race because berlin starts playing a game of all take and no give russia can get the results of the expertise made in german labs since it will reveal too much of the german army's capabilities too much but only to russia's eyes apparently because berlin had no problem with

sharing its data with almost 200 other nations member states of the or b c w we are very negatively the fact that germany refusing to assist the russian law enforcement agencies secretly transferred no boundaries test data to its trusted partners it is clear that this was done with a political purpose. so that france and sweden would automatically confirm unfounded accusations against russia but wait russia is a member state of the o.p.c. w. and that means it finally has all the time in the world to scrupulously study everything the germany could find right or wrong the only thing that it actually means is that russia can hop on the merry go round of rejections because berlin tells moscow it can get everything from the or b c w and the o p c w saying the exact opposite bumping russia right back to berlin russia is in a loop which doesn't really help o.p.c.

w.'s reputation with moscow as russia had previously accused the un bad watchdog of becoming politicized by your p.c. don't you like so many international concessions it's always great to be subject to political pressure and that's critically from of course those the fund it largely funded much largely the western powers we've seen with the p.c. to abuse role in investigating alleged chemical attacks in syria but its investigations have tended to ascribe blame have been riddled with inconsistences and problems that will not rise in a independent investigation but that there appears to be scope for political interference and pressure to take close we saw a similar situation in respect to the case where. it was very reluctant to share its information with russia in respect of it what do you have to discover in terms

of chemical analysis and so on giving no access to evidence keeping waters murky playing every bureaucratic trick in the book this is how the e.u. is shutting out russia's investigators also raising the sanctions guillotine over the country almost like it wants no investigation from russia but an integration admission of guilt. this video was posted some days ago on the volleys instagram account it shows his team searching his hotel room in tomsk shortly after he fell sick wearing surgical gloves they collected evidence in plastic bags which according to the post were passed on to german authorities one of the water bottles they submitted was said that to contain traces of no child we spoke to the co-creator of that very nerve agent who claims that if it was used in a volley it would not have made it to the plane.

it was found it wouldn't have been able to leave the hotel if it was no majok and he really touched it or drank something 1st of all even in small and not very toxic doses provokes people contraction in such a way of your person would be almost blind so you could barely move so even with only very mild exposure it wouldn't have been able to get on a plane but there are photos of him in the hotel in the plane in the russian hospital and yet we can't see any of the symptoms of poisoning and nova chuck and not words to use for this case. richard that you would read they definitely would get something they had just simple search gloves and that's it and also imagine a bottle that has traces of the substance on the outside that would be very smart person trying to belittle it was such a dangerous liquid you can split it on the sides creating a dangerous situation for everyone. is small group of wealthy nations has already

bought up all future supplies of covert $1000.00 vaccines which are currently at the research stage this is according to a report by the oxfam charity it means that only 13 percent of the world's population will initially have access to the drugs laws and the head of oxfam's inequality policy division says pharmaceutical companies are putting profits 1st. it's extremely dangerous for the world because rich nations when no one owns the discipline of a potential banks and. more importantly they're doing deals with big corporations which own defending their intellectual property and i prefer meaning that the soup lawing. banks. oxfam says there won't be enough vaccine doses to meet global demand the 5 leading vaccine candidates are currently undergoing stage 3 clinical trials however even if all 5

proved to be a success which according to the charity is extremely unlikely around 2 thirds of the world's population will still have to wait until 2022 at least on top of potential drug shortages oxfam says quote the vaccine deals lay bare the inequality between prosperous and developing countries to give an example the u.k. has managed to secure up to 5 doses per person depending of course on how the trials go while for bangladesh and stark contrast the figure is only one dose per 9 people max lawson again says that prolonged availability of the vaccine in some countries will result in many unnecessary deaths. companies like medan or in the u.s. are only sending their backseat to very rich countries they're sending it or bury high prices somewhere between $16.00 and $35.00 a dollars and you have to have 2 doses so that's like $70.00 per person so they are very clear that they they're doing this to make

a profit and they want to make money from this vaccine what we're saying is we need a people's backs and not a profit back saying we need to see. the breaking down of these patent barriers and we need to see open sharing your back same technology to maximise this applause and effective vaccines all over the world as soon as possible the huge economic and human cost of it did learn in the variability of the vaccine if you think of countries like india or south africa of brazil if these countries and north getting access to say from the point to that sink into 2022 then they would have more lockdowns their economies would be huge trouble and many many people would dawei do not need to because the vaccine has been artificially russian and private profits for pharmaceutical corporations. still to come this hour the israeli prime

minister's decision to send the country into a 2nd a lockdown has caused widespread anger even on the beach that's for much more after a break this is a weekly arch international. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest on the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being

led. by. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. aura made in the shallowness. and. welcome back to the weekly on r t international now the shortage of covert 1000 testing in the u.k. has led teachers to question the safety of reopening schools pupils and staff are among those struggling to get checked r.t.c. somalia reports. it wasn't so long ago that seamier british politicians were

promising that it was safe for children to finally go back to school i think the crucial thing is that pupils get back to school it's much much better for their for their health and mental wellbeing their jobs their educational prospects we've made it clear this is compulsory parents do need to be sending their children back to school all scientific advice is that schools are safe it's only a few weeks into the new terminal ready those claims are coming unstuck one teaching union is warning that education secretary gavin williamson may face legal action because they say schools were opened without proper safeguards being put in place teachers a founding the alarm but a chronic lack of testing facilities means that i do cation in england make going to a halt the staff and pupils are forced to stay home school managements have been doing everything they chant but the government has failed to do their side of things testing is impossible to get hold of social distancing isn't possible in full class

sizes i mean infection rates are going up so we have an absolutely chaotic situation where understandably and correctly pupils and staff are being sent home and they have potential sitting timbs but nobody knows if it's just a cold or coverage and it's a completely lost story and of course the danger is that there will be some situations where in fact we did have an infectious child in the sco but nobody knows because we can't get a test to check one way or the other facing the lack of testing more than 200 school and college leaders said staff and pupils couldn't test locally and were being directed to test centers long distances away and with the government mandating no more than 6 people to meet at a time yet encouraging students to get back into the classroom your thirties the knowledge that the whole situation is in quite some chaos every school has a small supply of home test kits for those. teaches that conduct says a testing center teacher who tested positive had to wait

a week for her results i don't deny that it is an enormous challenge with children and teachers unable to get access to tests and essentially being told to get to the back of the queue if they want one union need to say that the government has failed to prepare despite having had months to do so in fear of the country could go back into defacto lockdown once more children are being sent home who cannot get tests and parents are being forced to take 2 weeks off to look after them we will end up with an effective lockdown there is an escalating sense that they would end up with a return to lockdown by default it's not just with regard to the testing the schools are finding themselves short they also appear to lack the basic hygiene the city's nearly a 3rd of teachers didn't know if they'd have adequate supplies of soap and water while just 18 percent had had from the tides and every pulse from its left parents to question how they supposed to feel that their children will be safe in school when teachers themselves don't seem all that convinced misuse of keep schools open

and clear they have to be so violent and what would be funny since being back is that you know. i'm self-taught and it's as we. expect some trace versus think you stance would not remind you given that they have a duty we need to test and they need to be and obviously we've been seeing which. israel entered a 2nd national lockdown on friday which is expected to last at least 3 weeks the anti covert measure came into force just hours before the start of the jewish new year prime minister benjamin netanyahu says it's a response to the soaring infection rate. i know who do we have witnessed another along with the increase in deaths and the continued increase in the number of critically ill patients as many of the experts have recommended we may have no choice but to tighten the guidelines came up with netanyahu his decision has been

deeply unpopular hundreds rallied against the new lockdown measures on the beach in tel aviv on saturday demonstrators danced and chanted slogans accusing the government of mishandling the covert 1000 crisis. the new restrictions include a 10 people limit on indoor gatherings israelis also won't be able to go further than 500 meters from their home plus schools and shopping centers will be closed and businesses won't be allowed to receive clients and the measures are aimed at reigning in the daily infection rate which has almost doubled since the start of the month there have been more than $1000.00 deaths and the total number of cases exceeds 180000 we heard from residents in tel aviv about what they think about the new lockdown it's very frustrating it's killing the economy and many people feel like there is no hope and they don't know what is going on it's probably a good thing because cases are rising that the roof so that's what we're going to

do but i don't think it's going to help i expect that instructions will go down but they'll go right back up as soon as the closer hands honestly it doesn't affect me at all where i live 500 meters i go anywhere i want or do anything i want people i still say don't wear a mask so i really don't understand how this is going to help anything. the new restrictions include a 10 people limit on indoor gatherings israelis also won't be able to go further than 500 meters from their homes plus schools and shopping centers will be closed and businesses won't be allowed to receive clients. all right here's an interesting story for you graduating from university in the middle of a pandemic has proven challenging for many students but one italian man who survived the great depression and world war 2 was undeterred the former railway worker finally got his degree this summer get this at the age of 96.

after working i retired and said what do i do now i didn't like doing nothing so i started studying. when my mother gave me the money to go and buy breakfast so instead of buying myself a sandwich with potatoes i went instead to buy books. i seriously wanted to enroll i am a little tired after 3 years of study every evening i finished reading and studying

at midnight without exception even on sundays. i've never drunk alcohol so i always drank milk and i believe this is the secret of my memory then of course reading helps the mind needs to be trained you're. right that is a female back with more news in about 33 minutes stay with us this is our 2 international. on this edition of the program we discussed the towering figures supreme court

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