which side will have the strongest appeal in the stories that shaped the week here are not saying historic peace deal brokered by moscow was signed by armenia and azerbaijan, ending almost 2 months of bloodshed in the go, no question minutes personnel have been sent to the region to ensure fighting does not breed stuff. ah, ah, i mean, while armenians have been taking to the streets of their capital, accusing the country's prime minister of pretrial branding the truce a humiliating defeat. russia suggests that the opposition leader seen a valley could have been poisoned in germany or on the way there the kremlin spokes

person also gave an exclusive interview to r.t. commenting on the refusal to cooperate. in the case, you have information that we do not have peace share it with us, but no one wants to cooperate and file data sheet. yes, that russia vaccine is 92 percent effective with hungary becoming the 1st european country to sign up for that jab, foreign minister told us the politic should stay out of efforts to beat the pandemic. international cooperation based on mutual respect and judging the child, the child should be left behind. well, i welcome the latest news now look back at the last 7 days to you watching the week

here on r.t. international. now the shooting stopped in the speed in a corner cutting back region this week. armenia and azerbaijan signed in the story . peace deal brokered by russia ending almost 2 months of bloodshed as part of the truce. moscow has deployed military personnel to the front line to monitor the ceasefire. what is happening in karabakh is a truly great tragedy. i want to note with great satisfaction, the outlined compromise and the agreements reached on ending the bloodshed. i hope that all the steps we have taken recently will lead to the establishment of a long term peace for the benefit of both azerbaijan and armenia. well, under the new peace deal, both sides will hold on to their current military positions and that leaves armenia in control of the disputed regions. capriles the panic it while as a bridge on gets to hold on to its to the 2nd largest city shushi, which it sees just before hostilities ended. armenia will also have to hand over 3

districts in the region. 2 is a bizarre. well, meanwhile, russian peacekeepers have been deployed to the so-called corridor or the only major road link between the go and had a back and armenia. the russian contingent includes nearly 2000 personnel, almost 400 vehicles and specialist equipment minish. the mission will last 5 years with no automatic extension if required. meanwhile, yet a ban and pick you have prevented the truce in very different ways to their people . the text of the statement is unspeakably painful for me personally and for our people. i have made this decision as a result of an in-depth analysis of the military situation. this is not a victory, but there will be a defeat unless you recognize yourself as a loser. we will never recognize all selves as losers. and this should national unification and revival of the deal was good for my part,

i would like to say that i am very glad that today we have sealed the deal to settle a years long conflict between armenia and azerbaijan, and put an end to the occupation of as a vision land, while news of the truce led to widespread anger and despair in armenia with violent unrest in the capital. people see the payscale as a humiliating capitulation. tat you call partition young, betrayed us here, traitor. he's a pig. how he could do this to us. this decision is a stab in the back for all armenians.

because putin again made a 3 by facebook and on television. he made if everyone was lost because the last few days hadn't appeared in public. and if they mentioned today that he feared for his life when he signed a deal, the kind of where you have a situation with the man being arrested right now behind me over to the right place with the protesters and media following behind this very small amount of army down the street. it's hard to say whether this is the general rule of the majority of the population over there, a very vocal minority of already leading the protests. but what more can be said is

all i mean there and were in shock following monday's deal. and the way they're expressing it is slightly different, perhaps. now with the syria control looming, then thousands of nagorno-karabakh residents are abandoning their homes. some have even burned than their property, so they are not left to the enemy is they see it. but on the other side of the conflicts, people in backing have greeted the ceasefire as a national victory taking to the streets to celebrate the shooter actually was but we spoke to the red cross spokesperson himachal in

a cutback in the former canadian ambassador mania. they both say that the truce is crucial for thousands of people. the impact of this coalition for like the think you are police in across the region have never speaking and turned their life upside down on that piece. talking to people who had to leave their homes. now you 3450 in all are appropriate number, not cover both male, even we talk of mean, you know, these people are in need or who care medical assistance and who are maybe being a few fans penderecki to support for a 50 if there's nothing wrong with patriotic commotion when they are directed with such hostility toward the other side from both sides. it takes great creativity to counsel people to, to learn again to live together. it's going to depend on the extent to which

russian leaders change the complete cooperation of the leaders of the 2 countries in year 2000 and very well trained, russian troops will be very effective. but what will be most effective will be self discipline. on the part of the 2 sides, and i think that can only be obtained through communication from moscow. in other news, this week, russia's foreign minister has responded to allegations that alexina valmy was poisoned with a nerve agent. so i can average of stress that before leaving russia, the opposition figure had tested negative for toxins and said say that the valley could have been targeted after his departure for treatment in germany. we have every reason to believe that what happened to him in terms of chemical

warfare agents getting into his body could have happened in germany or on the plane . and when she was flown to the charity hospitals, we saw only often of bali was moved to berlin that we heard about traces of nabi talk from germany. 1st, france, sweden, his tests results were clear when he was in arms. that's according to russian doctors who we need treated him and several rushnell of arteries despite there being no solid evidence proving ed ruscha was very quickly accused of using a band nerve agent and punished with these sanctions. if she picked them up, there was very clearly an assault and i'm assassination attempts that was made on russian soil against a russian opponent with a chemical agent on the business related in russia. and therefore, it is on russia to give indispensable clarification that we will have to draw from the information that russia provides the consequences all its refusal to provide tariff occasion i call on russia to do more to investigate this

case. the case such as this must have consequences. the, therefore reserves the right to impose sanctions on russia's accusing. now its western partners have been unreliable and is now ready to respond with mirror sanctions. it is difficult for me to understand the motives of our german partners, which i already told this to her must. and i can repeat, this is not a secret that we see how germany took the role of a leader in the new escalation of relations with the russian federation. there will of course be a response to the saying sions. and since germany was the driving force behind these e.u. sanctions over the nerve on the case. and since these sanctions directly affects high ranking staffers of the russian president's administration, we will respond in kind all russian requests for proof or any lead date or were politely denied. i would like to reiterate that we do not expect the bearer of bad news, namely us to be criticized. it would be better to deal with the news itself. we,

have been for the c.w., snowden has ation that the russian side can approach to ask further questions., ironically, one, addressing the o.p.c. w., russia was told to go back and ask germany, which made moscow doubt their organizations motives. we've asked the technical secretary about the cooperation between it and germany, and we were told to direct our questions to berlin. so heeding the technical secretary, it's advice and sent a request there. but we still haven't received a reply. to be honest, we've got an unseemly situation on our hands. our german partners is saying that this whole story is no longer a bilateral issue, but rather an international one, which should be considered by the way. but at the same time, the technical secretariat directs us back to the german side for any questions. so we find ourselves trapped in a vicious circle. and now russia says it may consider leaving the o.p.c. w.

. so the ball is in europe's court. well, the case of much more was discussed in an r.t. interview with the kremlin spokes person, dimitri pascoe, if you can watch it exclude, watch the exclusive online. but here's a taste of what he said. we are interested in the investigation of all the circumstances of what happened because we want to know the truth. so we said, please help us if you have information that we do not have, please share it with us. but no one wants to cooperate. sometimes it seems the patient does not want that truth to be out himself or not the world or anybody. sometimes it seems the patient is not that sick. there are a lot of questions about his illness too. and if he is ill, we need to know how bad and whether his disease can fade and come back. well, you have to agree that there are more questions than answers.

still to come on the way clearly signs suggest that russia's coma jab is 92 percent effective. after the break, we'll hear from hungary stop. diplomats from white. budapest is planning to give the vaccine a go and join me every thursday on the alex simon. sure. i'll be speaking to get out of the world of politics or business. i'm show business. i'll see you there. is your media a reflection of reality in

a world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation for community. are you going the right way, or are you being led? by? what is true of what is in the world corrupted. you need to descend to join us in the forum made in the shallows. hello again. the makers of rush's jab have been given a boost of confidence as the latest trial data does suggest, it is 92 percent effective. the drug known as sputnik 3 is in the 3rd stage of

testing. mass production is expected soon with nationwide vaccinations to follow. the world health organization has added the jab to its list of emergency use drugs and several foreign countries including india and brazil have already placed orders . meanwhile, hungary has become the 1st european country to sign up for sputnik 3, budapest will run its own trials of the drug in a couple of weeks time. and hungary and foreign minister told us that cooperation is key to overcoming the pandemic. is any time international cooperation based on mutual respect that it is now? and i think that all of the political correctness judging each other during charge there should be left behind. and instead of a look at that king go out, there are countries on the political basis we should think about how to cooperate. so sometimes i have the feeling that the short of vaccines is becoming the size,

which i think should be again, we are crossing fingers for all companies and countries which are hoping for developing a vaccine regardless what they are. so we are interested in india, american, in the european, in the russian, in the chinese, in these really vaccine development and research to be successful. you know, shooting with everybody including russia. of course. yeah. if this is correct of reports that i'm going to be buying some russian vaccines in december, but like you said, you were looking at all the options. is there any concern though. 'd about how that will be met to response from other countries because as we say, these things are often politicized. this should be avoided. so now it's about the light for the people. always anytime political aspects should be left behind and this is the way the harvey put in. the question said, now is the world waits for a viable vaccine?

finding a job isn't the only challenge another is how to make it accessible on rich countries can afford stockpiling drugs. poor ones often that especially as storage equipment needed picks up the story within hours of pharmaceutical giant pfizer and by own tech announcing that couvade $900.00 vaccine was 90 percent effective that you swooped in and signed on the dotted line. and europe wasn't,, alone. massive deals have also been struck with the u.s. the u.k., egypt, pan, canada, and new zealand, leading some n.g.o.s to question whether this is just a vaccine for rich nations. it's worrying that pfizer bio, when tech has already struck deals with rich countries for more than a 1000000000 doses of its vaccine, leaving less than a quarter of its projected supply for the rest of the world. big pharma profits must not be prioritized over the health of billions. now,

the european commission has been clear. member states can decide what to do with their vaccine doses, and that includes the option of to meeting them to lower and middle income countries. the u. is unlikely to help a lot because it is in deep trouble itself in many poor countries are not going to be able to be all the supply expensive coaching infrastructure and storage on time to deliver the missing. this vaccine needs to be stored at minus 70 degrees celsius, requiring a special freezer of the type that isn't widely available even in europe and america. meaning countries will have to build deep freeze storage and transportation networks from scratch to keep the vaccine from becoming useless is for the action is costly, its component is unstable. it also requires call chain transportation and has a short shelf life. the requirement for extremely cold temperatures is likely to

cause spoilage a lot of vaccine the price tag in building these and the difficulties in administrating the required 2 shots within a month, may be too much of a burden from the nations, leaving them essentially frozen out. some engineers have called on follow on tech, to clarify how the vaccine will be made accessible outside high income countries. and they want the firms to make their vaccine technology available via a w h o scheme. so billions of doses can be produced as quickly. and this cheaply as possible. now that's unlikely because when the scheme was launched, pfizer made its feelings clear, i think is nonsense. and at this point of time, it's also dangerous. there's a giant effort right now happening to find a solution to the risks we're taking, represent billions of dollars and the chances of developing something is still not

very good and adding insult to injury the day. the vaccine was announced, the c.e.o. of fine, so many $5600000.00 worth of company stock. now pfizer says that this was a scheduled transaction once the stock hit a certain value, but for many, this was a cold shower. of a reminder, the big pharma is also big money. so a vaccine for covert 19 may be closer, which of course is good news. well, for those who can at least afford it, i say, centralize, profit seeking, period with market in some ways. because the last country to be really determines when the pandemic is going to the one who pay for it getting worse. i mean, we can't complain much, but the point is really, if it is eventually optimal for them to leave all these poor countries untreated because they could eventually travel back to the bric countries. at the same time.

profit incentive shouldn't be in the mind. the world's greatest invention and treatment by a lot by products. now, tens of thousands of donald trump supporters have descended on washington for a weekend of rallies in support of the president as he continues contesting the outcome of the 2020 u.s. election. that's led to some tense situations in the capitol where clashes broke out on saturday between from supporters and counter protesters. the 30 say one person was stabbed and 20 protestors have been arrested. police also say they have responded to multiple reports of altercations between left and right wing groups. many just walks away from the white house, from supporters have been spurred by the presence allegations of widespread

electoral fraud and have taken to the streets to demand a recount. media have called the election for joe biden. a democrat, voices are adding to the tensions by calling for revenge on anybody who has supported trump. if trump has to lose neighbors have to lose they have to. we have to collectively, in essence, burn down the republican party. we have to level because if there are survivors, if there are people who weather this storm, they will show it to threats like these aren't only being heard from rank and file liberals. some of the loudest voices are saying, if you don't care what the liberal program, good luck finding a job. security. sympathize with those dealing with losing is not easy. one has to think not only about what's best for the nation peaceful transfer of power, but how any future employers might see your character defined during adversity. caitlin collins just reported white house staff are starting to look for jobs.

employers considering them should know there are consequences for hiring anyone who helps trump attack american values. find out how at the trump accountability project, the trump accountability project mentioned there was just recently found it likely with the goal of naming and shaming those who work for trump's administration, so they can't find any more work. congresswoman alexandria causing a cortez also raised a lot of eyebrows with a tweet singing a similar to ease anyone archiving these trump sycophants. for when they try to downplay or deny their complicity in the future, i foresee decent probability of many deleted tweets writings, photos in the future. and who could forget that mainstream media trying to sabotage trump at every step of his presidency is one thing. but now many want to prosecute him, it's all very different. so the message of solidarity and bringing the country together that we heard in biden's victory speech to make progress. we have to stop treating our opponents as enemies. there will be no blue states and red states when we were

just the united states of america. maybe a supporters got the wrong idea because repressing red votes out of existence won't necessarily make them blue. from supporters of conservatives have been canceled and banned blacklisted. metered, religulous, least for the last 4 years, especially by mainstream media, by far left agitators, people losing their jobs or simply supporting the president, people having their homes, dogs, people being attacked from supporters are of been through all of this. they've survived the last 4 years. they're actually when i've been seeing more bold to get outspoken to stand up, to not be afraid of these tactics anymore. and the democrats, i believe a lot of people do that. we have a plan for a permanent democrat majority in this country. so republicans could never get elected in federal elections in this country and, and they can, you know, sort of march in their one party socialist to tell terry and utopia. well,

i counting and recounting, still ongoing, nearly 2 weeks after election day, the slow pace of the election and questions surrounding the role of the electoral college of heightened concerns over the integrity of the voting system. our panel have guests discussed its potential for us. we know republicans always win texas, just like democrats always win california. and what i tell voters here to try and get them to vote libertarian. as i say, your vote will have no impact on the outcome of the election. so go ahead and vote for a 3rd party like libertarians if you want. that example demonstrates how the electoral college does make a lot of voters preferences. not very influential. i would love to see a much smaller, less powerful government so that we really didn't care. so much who won the election, there's no identification of fraud in the us voting system. we have

a secure system. what you have is a level of mistrust between both sides of this 2 party system who always believes the other side is cheating, even though i think it's more of an american thing where we don't trust the smaller, more like our sport. we believe the other side is the plating the balls out on president. we know that he tends to have more tangent than normal, that has no relation to the electorial college and we are technologically advanced enough to simply count the votes. i think we need to even move beyond the contract and have a, a system of course in representation. we have a long history in united states of 3rd 4th and 5th parties trying to break into the political system. and they can't, because before there's even discussion of the contract, we have this richard 2 party system that is based on their take hold. so that contact again is a 1st step in the right direction, but it's still not enough anymore. and we can hear not he, thanks me, company. the soft name will be back with more stories from the last 7 days. plus the latest headlines tell you about this.

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joe biden from the get go. so on the emotional level i'm, i'm sure it feels right, but when it comes to american law, due process, the american republic, which requires some semblance of neutrality, g.c. that's actually a sign of respect. the election's over in the united states, we have a tradition that when it is clear who's going to win because they have the majority of votes that are needed for any office and for president, it's the majority of the electoral college votes. even though there are still some technical things that have to do, there are, in some key states have to certify the elections. the certification often doesn't happen for weeks after the election. and yet on election night you may know whether the margin for the winner is so large that it is impossible for the defeated

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