to go anywhere why not me. why don't i come here. france intensifies a muslim country satirical magazine charlie hebdo adds fuel to the fire blocking turkey's president has threatened legal action. racial tensions spike in the united states just days before the election philadelphia was shaken by a 2nd night of violent protests and looting after a black man is shot dead by police and also to come this hour in the hope of a faster global growth. the world health organization to register its new job for emergency use it comes as infections saw in the country.

hello there good evening just gone 5 o'clock in moscow you with r.t. international now is anger at france intensifies in muslim countries over the recent defense of the right to mock religion the satirical magazine charlie hebdo has added fuel to the fire is now published a caricature of the turkish president who has been one of the fiercest critics of paris's stance on the issue and branded the front cover a disgusting move while turkish prosecutors said they've launched a criminal probe. what did i learn. i didn't look at the caricature because i find it humiliating to give credit to disguise of dishonorable bubbling even if it's just to see what they're doing what am i and there is no need for me to say anything about these disreputable people who insult my dear brothers dearest of dears protests over the french stance on prophet mohammed cartoons are spreading in

muslim countries egypt to join the angry chorus but the president there saying freedom of expression must stop when her friends one and a half 1000000000 people in the west those stands with paris with the british foreign secretary urging nato allies to support the values of free speech r.t. charlotte has more. charlie hebdo the satirical magazine has published this front page which is mocking the turkish president seen here in a caricature in his underwear holding what seems to be a can of beer and lifting up the skirt to show the bottom of a woman and it's got the comments to the profit well of course tookie is incensed by this caricature on the front page it's described it as being utterly despicable and it is of course taking those actions it has also blamed president matt corn for this saying that this comes as a result of his anti muslim or toric the aim of these publications devoid of

morality and decency is to sow seeds of hatred and animosity turning freedom of expression into hostility towards religion and belief can only be the product of a sick mentality well there seems to be surely have those response to those comments by president one over the last few days to boycott french products and also to the comments he made about president himself which he said twice over the weekend that he needed his mental health exam and now there have been protests across many muslim majority countries in the world against president mack. and against france with effigies being burnt off the french president and of course these calls for boycotts elsewhere are french products and this all comes in the wake of president mack on defending the right in france to publish cartoons of the muslim prophet mohammed and he used those cartoons as a device in school to discuss freedom of speech. i

am. currently. it was definitely her am over it's too has been angered by that reaction those protests and those calls for boycotts and it's issued a warning to its citizens who live or traveling in muslim majority countries saying that they need to be vigilant because of this rising anti french sentiment and it stepping up its own efforts against turkey calling on its european allies to make waves france is united in europe is united at the next european council europe will

have to take decisions that will allow it to bolster the power balance with turkey to bow to defend its interests and european values or france and turkey have had a very difficult relationship over the last 3 years they're both nato allies but they've come down on opposing sides on a number of massive worldwide issues including libya syria the gas and oil rights in the eastern mediterranean but it seems that this particular problem this issue over the publication of those controversial cartoons seems to be the biggie and it's the one that seems to be pushing. relationship to breaking point charlotte n.c. there will meanwhile the french interior minister is warning of the increased risk of a terror attack in the country he also reveal to you a crackdown on suspected is amiss would be stepped up targeting groups promoting radical islam however the director of the out could center for political studies is concerned how the crackdown will be perceived. it seems that we are again in the

back lash of civilization and the struggle between really just discourse this is not good for the corporation between the 2 shoulder shoulders of the media today and this it creates a lot of problems out upwards and it's a relationship with. its mission with a strong should be very much careful differentiating between the right because these 2 groups emerge in the muslim community in europe in the last 20 or 25 years and the muslim communities are loved this is different you mentioned is very much in this video diary. now america's strengths have again erupted in range just days before the u.s. election this racial tensions this time exploded in philadelphia the city was hit by a 2nd night of violent unrest following the police killing of a black man on monday the protests that followed soon descended into rioting and

looting well things turned violent after 27 year old walter wallace shot dead by police after running at officers but the knife wallace suffered from mental health issues and had already had multiple run ins with the law the national guard has now been deployed to the region clashes have left dozens of officers injured a number of arrests were also made. i was i know i was was. was. was we are outside the 18th precinct here this is the closest police station to where walter wallace was killed protesters literally moments ago just clash with police they are going out in their faces yelling no justice no peace and also profanity in this house from this. shooting of

a black man in broad daylight around 4 pm monday afternoon now we've seen across the city looting has happened as far as a mile and a half all the way to 5 miles away from the city i talked to business owners earlier today who say that they saw this months ago during the george floyd protest however they never imagined this in their city one business even saying that they lost a total of 500 $1000.00 in damages so again businesses really rallying together trying to even hire their own security guards knowing that when the police get called to go somewhere else who's going to be there to save them now again this also i mean from the shooting of walter wallace you have the mayor and the police commissioner now saying that they want to meet with the wallace family and the police headquarters actually releasing a statement saying that they're asking everyone to be patient as they investigate this situation and also asking for those to have any other thoughts and prayers with walter wallace and his family profile right now reporting in west philadelphia aaron fronsac archie while the protest spilled over to brooklyn in new york as well

a car drive through a line of police there reportedly injuring one spiral into my hands demonstrators vandalized police cars bangs and started fires civil rights lawyer robert patillo believes the multi-generational issue of police violence in the u.s. has finally pointed out a. year after year decade after decade there were cries for help cries for trains demands that policy be changed that communities and nothing happens it's the old over into an event such as this progress that didn't happen in one day and one clearly for the great did not happen in one day in one killing so really this is not about this one individual but about a bloke and system and the number of people as this or spirits is the fear is this good so and now if i believe that this is the boiling point in the form of wasteful welcoming in america far we have to do. it is one of the 1st in the issues that

people find demanding change for so nobody condones writing no one he don't moving but it's almost like she said what happened to a bring the furred at the end he said it floats so i think what we have to start talking about is what are going to be the legislative solutions to change the these issues going forward who will handle this as a systemic issue president obama didn't do so present from has done so president clinton president bush did not do so going back to him and he'll no one has done anything to address these on systemic level so how can we change policing how can we change the relationship between communities and between the those who are photographed and serve them how can we best in short dollars so the communities are not simply feel on her and represented by their elected officials so these are multifaceted multi-generational issues that are now boiling over boil over it will get people's attention but people in the pay attention to the pot boiling

underneath. now europe once again finds itself as a major coronavirus hotspot with infections across the continent but this time people are being cited compline when it comes to the measures designed to slow the spread. several cities in italy have seen protests erupt over new restrictions such as overnight curfews and there have been similar pictures to spain with people making a stand against the state of emergency imposed nationwide meanwhile here in russia where infections are spiking to the country has now applied to the world health organization for an emergency license for its jab although advanced stage 3 trials of the sputnik v are still under way if russia gets to have approval it would mean faster availability of the shot around the world although there's been huge global skepticism about the vaccine made kinds corners have been cut to russia into

production russia does say it's still confident in the truck what it can stand as more details well this is the 1st application filed with the world health organization about a vaccine so. vaccine and the russians are pretty confident you know it's now up to the world health organization to run this vaccine sputnik the through through the gauntlet tested for efficacy tests that for quality for safety but as i say the russians are pretty confident this wasn't a vaccine that was built from from the ground up so it's a match trials are already underway prominent russian officials as well as medics journalists have already had their job thousands of people involved in these trials as i say this this wasn't a vaccine that was developed from the ground up which was based on an existing that seed platform that was really adapted updated to that so that you know this is one

of the reasons why they're confident that this is safe that this is going to work nevertheless obviously you have to test it you to meet criteria and it is now up to the world health organization. we have submitted an application for emergency use listing and prequalification of the vaccine by the world health organization which will allow sputnik we to be included in the list of medical products that meet the leading quality safety and efficacy standards we express our gratitude to the world health organization for its active cooperation and look forward to the successful completion of the prequalification process at all major stages look the 2nd wave is well and truly here it is proving exceptionally damaging exceptionally painful you records being set all over the world in russia on tuesday a new record in daily deaths from. 30350 people

also killed yesterday so you know the situation is it is desperate all of these restrictions at kemah coming back into force in russia they aren't quite as draconian as they were back during the spring but now we're seeing you know mandatory mosques everywhere no public spaces no all public transport quarantines isolations. there's all manner of restrictions it's obviously of the view there the race is on the race continues and it isn't just the russian vaccine that is being fast tracked it is vaccines from all over the world in this in this race to be covert before it does irreversible damage. still ahead this hour with election day fast approaching in the united states our eyes ation and racial tensions have obscured many of the similarities that do actually exist between trump and biden in particular when it comes to their foreign policy we'll take a look just after the break.

normally speaking the role of the media is to inform the public this mission is now on hold large parts of the media landscape particularly big to believe intervenes in determining what the public can know and from whom has controlled speech. freedom of speech. welcome back without a now as part of its maximum pressure campaign against iran the trumpet ministration has imposed sweeping new sanctions on the country the measures target companies washington claims fund the iranian revolutionary guard but the move has provoked also a stern response from tehran. the u.s. must be ready to respond to the damages it's inflicted on the iranian people during the withdrawal period as it returns to the j c p o n e agreements and of course prepared to make other commitments about not repeating such violations many to view the sanctions as an attempt by the trump ministration

to scupper any chances of a new deal with iran should there be a change of president ma joe biden has pledged to rejoin the iran nuclear agreement he said he still maintain he would still maintain restrictions when it comes to iran's alleged human rights abuses and support of terror groups more pain now looks at how the candidates foreign policies do actually have more in common than you might think. the trump administration has imposed sanctions like mad country after country that has earned washington's ire has been hit with banking isolation trade restrictions and other acts that amount to basically economic warfare no president in all of us history has imposed as many economic sanctions as us president donald trump now will this change under joe biden let's examine it from a case by case basis. will iran get sanctions relief

with joe in the white house he says no we will continue to use targeted sanctions against iran's human rights abuses its support for terrorism and ballistic missile program. trump's trade war with china is his crowning achievement but by he has no intention of undoing it in fact his rhetoric on the issue is about the same as trump's we need to get tough which. is china has its way it's going to keep it's going to keep moving and robin u.s. firms for technology intellectual property and for she american companies to give away give it away in order to do business in china we are now make it it clear to china. that after years of targeting our industries and stealing our intellectual property the theft of american jobs and wealth. has come to an end when it comes to trade wars biden's hands could be tied there's so much anti china

rhetoric he couldn't just lift the tariffs different sauce but the same general position i will use tariffs when they are needed but the difference between me and trump is that i will have a strategy a plan to use those tariffs to win not just a fake toughness were taken in right now hundreds of billions of dollars we're taking in billions of dollars of tariffs what we've done thus far with china we've never take it in $0.10 until i get elected now we take it in billions and billions . another hotspot venezuela where donald trump and joe biden take identical positions they both support one guede oh the unelected self-proclaimed president of venezuela and they want to go out biden once more sanctions on venezuela not less the u.s. should push for a stronger multilateral sanctions so that supporters of the regime cannot live study short or hide their assets in the united states europe or latin america.

then there is washington's biggest ally europe they are not happy with donald trump's stance on nato and germany is not particularly pleased with the white house's efforts to kill the nord stream to pipeline either with tensions rising the german foreign minister says that not much will really change in that department under a new administration those in europe who are now betting everything on a change in the white house should be prepared for the fact that even in that case it will not be as comfortable as it once was us foreign and security policy has changed and not just since strong became president if you scour recent history it's pretty hard to find an example of sanctions actually working but lack of results does not seem to be a factor biden seems like he will be just as committed to these policies as donald trump up and r.t. new york meanwhile trying to appeal to young voters can lead to some cringe worthy

moments for politicians as democrat running mate kamala harris has been finding out during a footwear promotion. everybody got that inner planets out not just some old tire local mentor the local. never let myself your powerful and part of the power of especially adolescent is your flow ready. i'm good cause i want you to take a look at my nails i'll be looking. very. much like the girl you

know. now you know what it's ok. biden has a plan for african-americans we're not dealing with your average joe i see the way you're looking right now you know exactly where i'm going with this for years we had trump in office and we made the most of what we finally got somebody that could be an. owner.

quick look at some of the world. capital of use what it can and to break up an anti-government demonstration by cyclists or the protests have been cold i brush up hiking. trade fairs although the government did climb down on that one however demonstrators are still angry about rising living costs pension reforms and alleged abuse of power by police elsewhere in california more than 100000 people have been forced to flee their homes amid wildfires burning out of control in the region especially as helicopters have been battling the blaze is at least 2 firefighters have been injured and are in a critical condition. rau hova anti semitism has erupted in germany after a group of artists took aim at zionism but their stance a sin seen their funding withdrawn peter all of his more story a 1000000000 art school has found itself in a debate over what constitutes an anti semitism south to the licensee could. remove

funding for a program run by jewish israeli artists and scholars that sought to lurd zionism the ideology and nationalist movement behind the creation of the state of israel the practice of our learning is related to looking at power relations and your own role within them in order to dismantle her gemini and be partners in struggles for equality we must have this conversation amongst ourselves the israeli embassy got involved and said the program questions the right of israel to exist as a state and should be stopped the art school receive state funding and as such opposition politicians say this particular program cannot and should not take place there the question is if such an event can be entitled to government funding nobody has said this a bunch would be banned but the state doesn't have to support something like that. but the organizers feel the arts school has caved in to pressure reply to them

really important moments of growing and learning together have been happening in this space and then this institution comes in sense we need to talk differently or go back to israel where it's not a problem the organizers of the program say they just want to have a discussion about israel and its place in the middle east through both israeli and palestinian but it seems on this occasion it's not the discussion that's going to be able to happen at an institution that receives funding from the german ministry of education. in your work but. you know there. were any good winners in other words they hold a member in order to prevent people from voicing. others here i'm the. one who wrote members of.

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you know we dealing with a global pandemic in. viral type infecting people busy causing chaos and mayhem but that small change compared to the mind virus bit coy. time after time say we're going underground as the u.k. economy let alone its capacity to access food and medicine arguably hangs in the balance is another round of bricks of negotiations with the e.u. may conclude and after the european union impose its further sanctions on russia over an alleged cyber attack on germany's bundestag coming up on the show cuba venezuela iran syria the un's new reports are on sanctions professor elena do hun

tells going underground what major nations sanctions are doing to the world's most vulnerable even after secretary general enjoy new terror is called for an end to weaponize in economics during a global pandemic and with nearly $40000000.00 americans relying on food stamps before the coronavirus outbreak the nearly 8000000 more americans in poverty since may how will president donald trump and rival democrat joe biden weaponize class to make a last ditch appeals in the race to win the white house we examine the sinking middle class and why prosperity for all may dictate that it needs to sink all the more coming up in today's going on the ground 1st while the richest countries in the world gets hit hardest by coronavirus are they civil tenuously damaging the global response to the pandemic in poorer nations u.n. secretary general antonio good terence called for the easing of sanctions to help the world's most vulnerable instead the u.s. and e.u. are ramping up sanctions in

a global punishment regime opposed by nature. nations sanctioned china russia and scores of other countries seeking a mitigation of economic warfare during coded joining me now from geneva is the un's new special rapporteur on the negative impact of unilateral course of measures on the enjoyment of human rights professor elena do hon thank you so much alina for coming on i just have to ask you firstly about the contribution of your predecessor repertory address he was who came on this show to talk about the the pitfalls and the humanitarian disasters that are created by sanctions. what do you say about his contribution well. thank you very bright here and there before me that he asked me your despair so he would. be very company. to me. to meet action. so i should have.

a meeting to protect human. actions. now you know that the country i'm speaking to you from britain imposes sanctions on say venezuela or it recognizes a different president britain also sanctions north korea there are u.s. sanctions being imposed on different countries what why has the u.n. secretary general said that coronavirus should mean a lessening of sanctions anyway. indeed. sanctions different. we're going to need some. time before you really if you leave your actions. especially when we. can sit down and they chased me through your e-mail your.