well that is a burden. and france are going through a very dangerous period the turkish president urges france to get rid of its leader as relations between the countries do loads. of drugs giant pfizer prepares to roll out its vaccine in britain and seeks approval in the u.s. its chief executive in admits it might not stop those who take it from spreading the virus. to moscow slams what it calls fabricated accusations against a journalist to russia affiliated news agencies charged with violating e.u. sanctions.

are broadcasting live directing our studios in moscow this is our 2 international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. right now the turkish president has lashed out at his french counterpart claiming he is a burden to his country and should step down it represents a new low in relations between our 2 want to and comes as paris looks to crack down on radical islam following a wave of terrorism in france. kron is a burden on france and france are going through a very dangerous period actually my hope is that france gets rid of this mccraw in trouble as soon as possible well the spat between the turkish president at the one in france has been deepening for some time now you will remember that last week the french senate adopted a non binding resolution in which they officially recognize the independence of nagorno karabakh and they called for as a big shiny forces to immediately with war on terror trees that had been captured in the disputed territory from september the 27th they're also calling for an

international investigation into war crimes and at the same time prohibited weapons the senators also recommended that the french government look into the role that anchor has played and has called for decisive action against turkey now it's it all of this while at the same time saying that france's foreign policy has not changed but of course this angered azerbaijan's closest ally turkey. because this you know maybe even as a budget only president believe had some advice for the french what do you say if they love the armenian so much they should give more say to the media was i making the same recommendation if they love them so much give them are sick the french president also caused outrage last month in the muslim world when he defended the right to publish cartoons of the prophet mohammed.

his criticism of political islam comes in the wake of the killing of a french teacher samuel patty that angered adeline and other international leaders not everyone has responded by comparing the treatment of muslims to that of jews before world war 2 and he's also questioned the mental health of the french president at the same time you have a deepening of tensions between a turkey or. and the european union and in recent years we've seen the relations increasingly what here brussels has repeatedly expressed concern and protested of turkey's exploration of natural gas off the coast of cyprus and greece reached out to turkey. susman does negative with the continuation of you know where to all acts and horse rhetoric the debate of the european summit on december the term and we're ready to use the means to tell disposal turkey must stop its provocations and its hostile rhetoric and as we heard there the european union summit on the 10th of

a samantha and e.u. member states potentially discussing retaliating measures that they can take against and. for president. asking for the move all of. it's a nonsense because we still have among the last 2 years to go but what my question is trying to do is to fight against radical islam and. the french prison that one has has been criticized by other. political opponents because they say that macron was too soft. radical islam on the muslim population i can tell you and they can show you that prison micron is not. islam is not a muslim he's just a radical islam and he wants to control radical islam prison michael went on few t.v. in order to explain to this population what freedom of speech is what freedom of

satire is that you can make everyone every religion it's not a one religion in particular but every religion and this is part of the freedom of speech of france president refused to be drawn on everyone's comments in an interview though he did highlight that france is under attack for protecting free speach. never good personal this is the difference between us i believe and respect my point is that becoming more violent and saw the with a leader given the violent example i think of these abuse of a broad between political leaders is a room where president michael attempting to take the higher ground in that long wide ranging interview broadcast over the internet on friday he talked about what was happening in turkey he didn't address it directly but what he did say is that he was clear that there was a fundamental difference between france and turkey says suggesting that turkey was

a north or a terry in state that was when he was talking relation to issues over freedom of the press he also in that interview touched on things such as police violence saying that he understood that there was violence within the police forces but he didn't think that that was an institutional problem he thought that was an individual problem just like you said there is violence in the general society there's also violence within the police but he also admitted that discrimination has played into a lot of the problems here in france particularly when it comes to the issue surrounding islam isn't saying that france was not against islam but he was aware that some of the problems here were home grown and he was looking to tackle those now he also talked at length about the global security bill this is a hugely controversial subject here in france and we've seen protests about that

much criticized law over the past 2 weeks now with the protests are because many individuals journalists groups n.g.o.s and even. have criticized article 20. from an allies the publication of images of the police had there been intent to harm. now the out as a result of that has resulted in the ruling party saying they will now look at writing that specific article not part of the law but present back room being quite clear in that interview on friday that while it may be written the essence of what article 24 stood for will not change now that is likely to infuriate many people who say that it would even pinch freedom of the press that it would allow the police to have the green light to stop the press from filming to stop the public from filming is well i know my quince said that this wasn't about reducing freedom

in the press this wasn't about reducing the rights of citizens but this is about protecting the police and they're all more pressed yes do you expect local security bill over the weekend and it comes when there is even more pressure on my point and the ruling party and with god's to not just article 24 but also the entirety of the bill as a un panel of experts has said that they don't believe that this bill is in line with issues surrounding human rights situation in fact they said it was incompatible with international human rights legislation and they've called for the entire bill to be completely rewritten. one of the latest vaccines being put forward to tackle coronavirus in the u.k. has come under increasing scrutiny the chief executive of one of the drugs firms behind it has admitted the job may not stop those who take it from spreading the

virus when asked directly by u.s. news channel. even though it's good that protection and most. of the people i think this is something that needs to be examined we are not certain about that right now 2 days ago it was the news we were all of waiting for it was described as a historic moment but now it seems like it's historic for all the wrong reasons the approval of course of the kind of it 1000 vaccination just a few days ago by the british medical regulated meant that as soon as next week the vaccine could be rolled out but now it's been proved almost too good to be true of course the united kingdom was celebrating being world beating well leading and now it seems as though it potentially is just to give you a pig in the science of all of it not because pfizer has come out to admit that actually while the job might be 95 percent effective against private 19 there is by no means any guarantee that it can prevent carrying the transmission of 19 as well now interestingly the e.u. regulator and the u.s.

top health officials have both come out say that the u.k. has entirely jumped the gun here it's been far too quick in its procedures because for their for their every settings they think that approval process is necessary to ensure safety and effective it's kind of a real around the corner of the marathon because. they really rushed. well there you heard from the top u.s. immunologist who has since apologized for slamming the u.k.'s too hastily obviously private trucking saying it was all a misunderstanding however the initial statement sparked some controversy and apparently put the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases on the defensive but regardless 40000000 doses have been preordered by the united kingdom the 1st batch of 1st supply will head towards the united kingdom as soon as next week it could be around the figure of 400000 doses many immunization could start within the next few weeks now top of the list as those most vulnerable

of those over the age of 80 carry home residents and stop. and of course those n.h.s. workers on the front line however there were many people gossip casting doubts even right here within the united kingdom particularly over the logistics whether or not there may be a lag as soon as next week is just around the corner but also in terms of the distribution of the vaccine as well considering it needs to be stored in conditions of minus 70 degrees so those handling the vaccine argue that they need to be instructed exactly how to do so then of course there's the political narrative in all of this because the government has been criticized for many a failure throughout the $1000.00 pandemic from self-imposed targets and deadlines satin missed to really just handling the crisis in general now many people would argue that we really need to see these promises being delivered and at this point in time it's more of a case of more talk rather than action especially when we're hearing rhetoric like this from cabinet ministers i just reckon we've got the very best people in this country and we've always got the best. is much better than the french better than

the belgians have much better than the americans and that doesn't surprise me at all because we are much better country than every single one of that also so it did help but we've recruited for a user willing to rue the number of deaths in the u.k. must prove that we march worse come true than france and belgium not the us obviously what the facile boost that sort of thing you hear in the playground not from an m.p. on national radio world beating jingoism brit's got it 1st because of how badly they're doing and controlling covered 19 so exactly the opposite of what they're claiming to their government williamson saying that the united kingdom is leading and is a much better nation than any other but at what is the question the public really have. we spoke to a clinical expert and a political analyst about whether a rushed approval is it rush approval. rushing through and cutting safety corners are 2 separate issues so as long as no safety corners have been cut at the

and patient people's health and well being have not been put at risk then getting it through rushed in and the words is not a wrong thing to do what we want to ask the question is we hope you have not cut any corners to put people's health and wellbeing at risk and i don't think so i have faith in the m h r a as an independent body to her work very hard to have rushed it but not cut health and safety concerns about giving that scene to otherwise fit and healthy people i don't think the m h r a have cut any safety concerns or safety corners and i don't think they would ever authorize a vaccine that was not safe so i would say to members of the public if it is authorized by a route presented to or torah t.v. then please rest assured they would have gone through it terribly they might have

rushed but that doesn't mean they cut corners or actually struck them and those fast wraps this create will on the basis that it sucks for emergency situation for pandemic i think not such a hurry to brace for because we really have to sort of pound america really just make here. which is affecting home on the proportion of the population and normally what they mean and make use of the whole population use potentially are groups so i don't think this really point of surgery of astra but. i merely have to look at the that's absent the great 30000 with a population of 67000000. and we know where you might. people are affected by critique on t.v.

so it's a complete either reaction people are going to be. but there are going to be big amounts of money to be made all right these producers are the nation that's. going to say we're open and yet it's leadership population. it's really the problem because most people don't actually need it and so they. employees have to russia affiliated news agencies have been released from interrogation on condition they don't leave lunch via the journalists from bolton news and sputnik via were charged with violating sanctions of his own cause of as details. all we know at the moment is that they've been accused of violating personal european union sanctions against the c.e.o. of russia's a receipt of the news agency me tricky solo female russian foreign ministry they have already reacted to what's happening in riga and they said that latvia's

crackdown on russian speaking journalists under the pretext of the violation of a huge sanctions is absolutely unacceptable the foreign ministry also said that the e.u. restrictions are of a personal nature against mr kissel off and they cannot apply to just about everyone who cooperates with the news outlets that are on there his managements and they consider the aggressive actions of this security service a blatant example of violating the foundations for democratic society which is freedom of media and expression it is a completely punitive action which leaves no doubt about the use of phobic subtext of the fabricated accusations you would think a crackdown on dissent violation of the fundamental principles of freedom of speech were totally incompatible with the status of an enlightened european state but that's the case and the complaint before so dissenting media is gaining momentum now the accused journalists and their colleagues are certainly. outraged and mind

you this is a criminal indictment against journalists and they're being persecuted for coal parading with russian news outlets now the crackdown on the russian speaking latvian journalist. well it had all of the intimidating attributes and features and they were there were searches in the homes and places of work there was confiscated personal property and equipment there were interrogated which lasted for hours one person was interviewed for 8 hours. after all of that was done the journalists were released but they were asked to. in latvia enough to leave the country and of course sign a non-disclosure agreement sputnik had a statement about this as well the latin citizens that are accused of violating the sanctions regime because of their work for the receipt of civil and news agency because it's a lot of money and is tonia the agency subject to the personal sanctions of the

imposed on the agency's general director dmitri q. sort of intuitive for scene now russian mission and the sea they also expressed their concern they tweeted out saying this is another flagrant violation by rigo of the o.e.c.d. commitments on freedom of speech and access to information persecution of russian speaking journalists in the baltic countries is not something new for example just the end of last year going into this year sputnik. and now there journalists were forced to break their contract with the sputnik because this tony and police were threatening them with jail terms of up to 5 years so basically they were forced to resign and police also cited these 2014 you sanctions person begins to mr however the outlets that we've been talking about

today none of them have ever appeared on the sanctions list so that's what we have for now. there were some small protests in regards self against the charges we also heard reaction from veteran journalists. state affiliated media. are all over in the united states in israel in many other places what is the army radio in israel what is the b.b.c. what is the voice of america if one starts a tricking journalists as 'd other then media persons just because their livelihood depends on the state already. our reach person who owns the network that is unfair and journalists the world over should rise up against the question was question is why have they done this no and of course the

the wanted to question is is it legitimate to use sanctions as a means of preventing the sort of use that you don't like and of course at the most extreme we saw the us in the former yugoslav with the bombing of the serbian national t.v. station all the missiles that were used to take a 0. this is in kabul during the the afghan war. space is cool more than half a century after the u.s. became the 1st nation to plant its flag on the moon china has planted and pictured its own enduring mission to collect lunar sample material these are images of the chuang 5 space craft touching down shortly after it began drilling and collecting rock and soil samples that will help scientists learn more about the origins of the moon video was captured by an on board camera before leaving on thursday if its return is successful it will be the 1st samples brought back to earth since the

soviet union's mission in 1976 chinee 5 is expected to bump back down in inner mongolia later this month. or u.s. president elect joe biden has invited donald trump to the inauguration and claims it will send a positive signal that the post-election chaos is ending but it is unclear whether the millions who still think the victory was stolen from trump believe that this move will heal divisions. trump supporters are still coming out chanting stop the steele and citing multiple irregularities officials in the swing state of georgia though say a 2nd recount should confirm again biden as the winner quarter comments now on how the dispute is affecting the reputation of the u.s. election. is only about a month left until the big transition of power in the white house and yet it looks like the battle for the presidency is not yet over this may be the most important

speech i've ever made i want to provide an update on our own going efforts to expose the tremendous voter fraud and irregularities which took place during the ridiculous lee long nov 3rd elections if we are right about the fraud. joe biden can't be president trump is sticking to his guns still insisting he was cheated out of the election and calling on the supreme court to overturn the results his lawyers though have yet to prove their case and the justice department says the current administration is full of baloney so what is it that the trumpet ministration is making such a fuss about while in new york one u.s.p.s. driver claimed a trailer with thousands of ballots disappeared into thin air i knew it with return addresses filled out thousands of them while in wisconsin an x. postal worker even claimed his coworkers were ordered to backdate the ballots u.s.p.s.

employees were ordered to backdate ballots that were received too late to be lawfully counted ballots in liveries in the middle of the night people filling in the blank ballots for by misplacing duplicate souther wisconsin poll workers claim similar violations as well the justice department's also made up its mind about these claims we have not seen fraud on a scale that could have affected a different outcome in the election. the thing is though the d.o.j. won't say why what does raise the eyebrows of conservative officials all we're asking for is own where there is evidence of improper impropriety that you examine and we want the transparency we want to understand is investigation going on. what kind of investigation what are you looking for for years americans have been told evil russian meddling is undermining democracy and now that biden seems to have won the election there's not so much as a whisper on that front that the russians really just decide to sit out this very important election or perhaps the very system itself is at fault here it's clear

that these elections are corrupt through and through but not for the reasons that donald trump highlights the corrupt are going through because there's an electoral college that does not recognize the popular vote there's already a complete lack of trust people do not respect the electoral college most americans can't even explain the electoral college provide any type of justification or logic for which there is none many americans don't even participate in presidential elections because they understand that it's. a choice between 2 oppresses for the next 4 years between tweedle dee tweedle dum trump is just exposed the system from the right in created these issues that have long existed. 2 brothers have sustained horrific injuries after israeli soldiers apparently detonated an explosive device at their home one of the men who is still in the hospital shared his story

a clip of petition with the so the army came at around 6 am while me and my family were asleep the soldiers placed an explosive device at the door to blow it up. i woke up from the pain in my legs and found out that my brother was injured as well that's what i remember i was injured and then arrested while i was on the stretcher i was in a coma for 18 days i had surgery 9 times i even wanted to amputate my leg a month later my father visited me and i didn't even recognize him at 1st and then i slowly started to improve but it's now been 3 months or mohammed's brother has been detained without trial according to his family their father described the shock of seeing his injured sons and questions why it happened. in those stairs and from both my son's drowning their legs shredded to pieces of flesh the wounds in the soldiers i couldn't handle seeing my children it is brutal and why did they

have to use this huge explosive device even though neighbors from 2 kilometers away heard the explosion i was allowed to visit my sons in the hospital of we later they were in a serious condition and then they arrested one of them without charge or trial he was sent to prison and when i visited him he was walking on crutches he had platinum in his legs replacing the bones because he shouted. israel for its part says it was carrying out an anti terror raid seizing armed military operatives weapons and ammunition the statement describes the brothers as activists adding it will be held in administrative detention until march dr ruben bercow an israeli defense forces reserve officer says israel has to protect its citizens. i can tell you and testify form the field that the army do not wake up in the morning look for what looking for what to break into they have intelligence they do they do

beautifully went to death house precisely and you know that a policy can deliberately hide beyond metal doors or human shields like women and children how common is it for any innocent palestinians to be injured by israel i didn't make any research about how common but i can tell you for sure that it's very common to any jihad islamic activist to hurt innocent people in israel and the job of these early army is not to count innocent palestinian terrorists is only to take care of our citizens and prevent any attempt to kill them deliberately to kill innocent citizens in this world this is the mission of our i.d.f. we're not looking to hurt innocent people we're not waking up in the morning and say oh it's a long time we haven't been in geneva it's time to break it go in janine it's

intelligence police sites intelligence we went. to find this special they've always we to break to bring them into prison that what we did and we'll proceed to do so. remember go speaking earlier with my colleague nicky and they're now meanwhile one of the brothers says the army has now acknowledged that the raid was a mistake the cousin wants answers as to why are in jail. they treat every police in france so we went to court because of the way the soldiers burst in. they said his case is classified and accused him of being a member of the islamic jihad movement. even though there was nothing against him. he got 6 months in prison. really army told me that i was injured by mistake a mistake made by one of the soldiers who thought there was someone inside the

house so they decided to burst into the house in a brutal way which none of us expected but after we were injured the soldiers started arguing with each other about why it happened but when i reached hospital they paid for everything and when the lawyer about if he also said that the army acknowledges that it's there for. me and my brother were both hit because of a mistake and he was arrested because he'd been arrested before. 30 minutes and 45 seconds that's when i'll be back with a look at your headlines this is our 2 international. community are extremely positive about the future because big. problems that we face because of because of central banks even the nation state

itself as a unit of governance has kind of outgrown it's useful. a grandmother doing a life for murder was released from prison yesterday after 17 years when i judge said she did not do it susan mellon recently filed a lawsuit against the detective who arrested her for hiding evidence that detective is the same one who arrested reggie.