the top stories this our here on our t, the international economic forum in st. petersburg now entering its final day a keynote speakers include president putin. we discussed his upcoming summit with joe biden, including some comments on the north stream 2 gas pipeline project. we plan to discuss no bullet relations and we need to find ways to regulate them because they are very low point about the moment we have for vaccine. and the accomplishments of our sciences have got wind recognition across the world. our partners have made a choice towards the north string to project 13 people go on trial in france for cyber stalking and death threatens against a teenager who insulted islam raising debate about freedom of speech in the country

. under route brewing between the u. k and france about the rising number of illegal migrants attempting to cross the channel to britain with calls in the u. k . for the asylum seekers to be sent back. i well, a 2 pm here on saturday in moscow. we've got your stories line up for this. i'm a welcome to them. i'm ro, reese, to show a top level international economic forum in the russian city of st. petersburg is approaching the finish line. this saturday guests have already heard russian president vladimir putin, giving his views on domestic and global issues. author, if a trunk has the highlights of the president's speech up a 1st face to face global business event of the year. here in the rushing northern capital at the st. petersburg, international economic form, the biggest international offline business gathering since the peak of the pandemic

. for the 1st time we heard the russian president talk about what he expects of his upcoming summit with joe biden. they're meeting as president for the 1st time, since you got the machine, we planned to discuss the relations and we need to find ways to regulate them because they are a very low point. at the moment, we will be talking about strategic stability, regulating conflicts in the world, hotspots disarmament that pandemic and the environment. it will soon be exactly one year since washes 1st vaccines put an agree was registered for use in this country . and the experience in the use of vaccines has allowed watermark to talk about what he called impressive success by russia. scientists not a single loss of life as a result of the use of any of the for vaccines made in russia. metrics on the delivery. so that you didn't russia, as you know, makes its own contribution to the fight against corona virus. we have,

for vaccines develop domestically. and the accomplishments of our scientists have got wide recognition across the world. sputnik b has already been registered in 66 countries homes, more than 3200000000 people. i would like to highlight that we haven't just used all unique technologies, not just created capabilities for manufacturing vaccines in russia. rule for helping other countries to develop their own production capacity to try something else we found out from president polk. if you are not a citizen of russia, and for some reason, you don't have access to vaccines in your country soon you will be able to come to russia and get vaccinated if you pay money. of course, lot of our port and pretty much gave the green light to vaccine tourism. so to say, when you do, we are just covering our own needs for the widespread prep of people from other countries coming specifically to russia to get a job against corona virus. in this regard,

i would like to off the government to analyze all aspects of the issue by the end of the month in compliance. of course, with those safety measures and sanitary requirements to organize the conditions for phone citizens to get a chance to have the vaccine on a commercial basis. then another leader who took part in that discussion was austrian chancellor, sebastian kurtz. he thanked latimer, potent for russia's efforts in fighting the global covert pandemic, and also for the proposals that he has been making for the export and production of the japs. mister kurtz also said that he regrets the fact that the european medical agency has been too slow and approving. the use of these putting jap just came in. it doesn't matter where of axiom comes from, from russia, from the us or from china. every bit of success in the fight against corona virus is a shared success of the entire world for the good of all people. and therefore, your politics should not stand in the ways of those developments. the nord stream

to pipeline project intended for direct natural gas deliveries from russia to germany and other european partners has many enemies. the u. s. in particular, however, as we found out from chancellor kurtz, austria isn't one of them. in fact, vienna is highly in favor of the projects that will give your opinions cheaper gas . now one of the biggest headlines that came out of the form was lot of putin's announcement that the 1st string of the pipeline has been fully completed. just as the st. petersburg form was in full swing. new for germany green policy is in favor of taking american liquified guess. but if they're really green, they should know that 70 percent of us gas is produced by hydraulic fracturing. motive not for the environment and the conclusions are as follows. st. musson gas is more environmentally friend. the clean up, the cheaper, more reliable partners have made a choice to the north string to project question. nita also said that the claim

that russia is ignoring the global efforts to fight climate change is an absolute myth. and invite an international investors and business to take part in the new green projects that are being launched in russia. those eco friendly projects, the russian president mentioned our estimates to be worth tens of billions of dollars a year. so no surprise, green business has been one of the dominating topics during the forum. we had a chance for a quick word with jim rogers, the american investor and singapore based financial commentator, who shared his view on russia's investment. i look, oh russia. yes, he is cleaner. and cheaper, cheaper. remember people care about cheaper now? and so this is a great advantage for russia. and, you know, the america has tried to stop it. and the european said no, no, no, we want,

we want, we want cheap, clean gas. so it looks as though russia has coming out ahead with the sales, and it's going to be good for russia. it's going to be good for you are going to be good for everybody except america. not going to be good for america. america wants you to be dependent on america. that's why they say, don't buy from the russia. don't buy from the chinese. listen to us. no, i don't think. i mean, i don't know, but look, you know, the 1st phase of the pipeline is finished now. and it looks as of the 2nd phase is going to be finished soon. it looks as though that the europeans have decided will take the risk. you know, it could be anything you can any kind of risk. but from what i can gather is cleaner, is cheaper, and it's going to app. green is very popular. now. director of russian company called foss agro fossa grow is the only fertilizer company doesn't have heavy

metals, doesn't have cadmus. nature gave it to us, but it's a fantastic advantage, and it will help russia a lot to help the spot to when people realize more and more, that this is a clean company and a clean country. i hate to say that the american dollar has political problems because america, if they get angry at you, they sanction you and you say you cannot use the dollars or people saying, wait and wait for an international currency. is supposed to be neutral. that's not good. and so for political reasons, people are looking for competitor and for economic reasons. i don't like saying any of this america's largest debtor nation in the history of the world. but that's not good if you have the international currency. so people are looking for a change, and i can certainly understand why the russians would start to diversify more and more, as i said, for political and economic. but if, why she,

if somebody in washington, he gets angry at you, you know, put sanctions on. so you're wise to diversify and have a plan b, everybody should have a plan b, i have a plan b and i'm going to america. so i know you have to be careful. meantime, walks on a boy the host of vanity as well as upon spoke to brazil. as a former president, lulu de silva, you shed some light on washington's pressure on brazilian not to approve russian vaccines. despite that on saturday, the country's health authority has finally given the go ahead to use the sputnik feed job. and the full interview will be shown later this weekend, right here on will tell you who it is. i'm greatly interested in vaccines from the whole world, from any country, including sport and v. many brazilian officials are fighting to get the vaccine and placed orders for it. but there seems to be a problem with production and distribution. and also with this acceptance here in

brazil, but many people are suspicious that there was criticism from former president trump . and there is documented evidence of this that he recommended president both and not to purchase the russian vaccine in the same way that they heavily criticize the chinese vaccine. if the brazilian president was really committed to the people of his country, he would have talked to president putin. he would have set up a bilateral committee with russia and that brazilian expert. and we would have sold the inoculation problem a long time ago. however, the president does not take any measures and the truth is that they are under pressure. i cannot prove it, but it's largely visible, but there is a political impediment to purchase russian vaccines in brazil, this ignorant attitude has to be eliminated. so we can have all of our things in brazil, including sputnik which from what we have been hearing from experts, is a high quality cobra vaccine. brazilian people certainly won't. the russian vaccine,

the national congress has already announced that if the russian vaccine is approved by other countries, it can be approved in brazil. the agency that supervisor's health in brazil and visa is placing many demands and requirements on the russian vaccine. i defend that, our russian friends submit all necessary documentation because people in brazil need vaccines. and we cannot give reason to those who oppose the russian vaccine. it seems to me that this is all about economic interest. it's an ideological war. obviously, the u. s. defends american companies and the u. k. defense, british companies, brazil does not need to worry about defending the u. s. it needs to worry about the but 230000000 citizens. brazil, if possible, should buy the american vaccine, the russian vaccine, as one of the chinese cubes, or any vaccines with scientifically proven quality. brazil simply has to so as we've already said, the form is now already into its final stretch,

but with several key platforms still to hit the sidelines with topics such as a modern tourism and youth development policies. more detail is discussion still ahead. we will keep, you posted me . this is in to national good to have you with us today to france. now with 13 people are on trial for allegedly cyber stalking and making death threats against a french teen who insulted islam known as mila. she unleashed a wave of hatred on social media in january 2020, and fire debate about the right to offend people's religious beliefs. sharla do buskie fall. this report from paris. when teacher samuel packing was headed last year by at your hardest a friendship school girl, already informed me known for her controversial comments online. i did feel the fire me up. see the latest of her and see is make runs. once again,

found herself at the center of phone line to be on sex threat. she received more than 100000 faithful messages and death threats. promising to have her trust up, cut up, quartered beheaded with images of coffins or dr. pictures of her decapitation. some months before patsy's brutal killing miller had been just an ordinary, 16 year old girl for literature on social media with posts about her life and putting on makeup. it was during one of these live streams that she told you is that she was a lesbian. and that black and arabs were not her type in so were held that her and he spoke. she said this, the koran is a religion of hatred. there is only hatred in it. but auntie is long post, then spoke than on the floor of online abuse, including death threats with her personal information,

including where she went to school being posted on line me was forced to change schools and needed police protection video, who was an outcry hearing from from the hash tags was you 3 me less on the even going to see what she said, at least as well as the office. it's 3 from along by the way, my le expressed regret about the form of a statement explaining that her criticism was not related to people to ideology. the impact of her post revived into faith arrival, freedom of speech, and the right to offend people's religious beliefs. even president mccord wade in the law is clear. we have the right to bless theme to criticize to caricature religions. neela who is that storm she's been described by some of being

a champion of free speech. is a problem to susan delegation to begin lashley, secular, friends or safety and the muslim religion. that's true, felicia, legal duty legions. treason. would you believe that's what a speech as a person of those say her videos will laden with his lemme phoebe and hatred. and she should be subject to prosecution groups a little more. i find important to understand the muslim to exert pressure to prevent certain people from speaking about their religion. freedom should certainly take precedence, but it is important to show respect and you shouldn't add fuel to the fire. if you understand your words, heard someone can, this shouldn't happen when you an investigation was opened into me live comment, but was willing to drop as she was seen, to have been expressing a personal opinion on religion, which is not working. or hearing froze,

she told us, hate, online must be confronted and exposed to an image. she does not exist. it's bad, both teenagers and adults. if you commit to crime on the internet, you would be searched for, you would be found, and you would have to stand trial. that's why we're here. it sent to understand and say that fear has shifted to the other side. the more people who talk about it, the stronger will will be if we keep quiet and put up with it, it will only get worse and worse, much more with me. but i can believe that representative of our education system say they can defend her. she was expelled from school while those who promised to be her, if she returned were not subjected to any punishment. i also can't accept the fact that they didn't find another school for her and the military in find a way to protect her. and she had to stay at home. she could now leave a year and a half as herman. and enter the conscious history as the 1st young girl to be

protected by the police 24 hours a day with imagine her life. she can no longer walk quietly on the street. she will not be able to enter in an internship. an old doors are close for her. this trial of 13 defendant fic to is threatening the teenager and harassing her is likely to once again from the old rooms at france, continues to grapple with issues over freedom of speech as well as is i'm a phobia. so let's even sky all t paris around is brewing between the u. k and france about the rising number of illegal migrants that are attempting to cross the channel to britain with u. k. politicians even calling on paris to take the asylum seekers back isa ali has this story. a stand off between the u. k. in front of our legal migrants making dangerous crossings across the channel and take him another son. he recital rules being introduced by the u. k. home secretary for the self receiving criticism of

making it almost impossible for refugees to come here. legally urgent action must be taken to stop these crossings. that means tackling the criminal gangs at source, doing more to stop the small boats leaving france in the 1st place. turning them round the channel and swiftly returning people who have entered the country through illegal root of entry. thus far, this year, more than 4000 people have already made the title of shiny through england across the channel. more than 850 coming in during the past week alone. the government now faces the question of with a, how's these micros? while the claims process this week, a high court ruling found for the barracks which the government was using to house immigrants was unlawful describing the conditions there a squalid, brooding could even see damage claims brought against itself. i do not accept the accommodation there ensured the standard of leaving which was adequate for the health of the claimants. and so far as the defendant consider that they commendation was adequate for their needs. that view was irrational. margaret

charities say that the home secretary is exacerbating the situation by giving people escaping war and oppression. no options to come to the u. k. legally. thus driving them into the welcoming arms of people. smuggling gangs. if pretty patel who's serious about protecting vulnerable people from dangerous journeys and exploitative traffic is she would create a wide range of safe legal routes for people to travel to the u. k. patel is simply not capable of designing a system that attacks vulnerable people. these proposals or an attack on the principles enshrined and the refugee convention he must have created. she's not humane or compassionate, and it's not something that we would like to stand behind. and in addition today, so much approach is not solving the problem. it's not making pain for anybody. they say they want to stop the people's muslims, that the wage stuff the people's nicholas would be to give the refugees safe way of coming here. that were the people of our business that would give people more

compassionate way to claim silence. not only policies it back on living, not compassionate or fat, asking all to be there cuz they're not achieving anything. the government is also facing a rebellion from florida and custom staff who say they're overworked and are relying on volunteers to help carry out cobra testing on migrants being process at the tug haven facility in dover. acclaim the government strenuously denies covey test in a doug haven is completed by contractors and not volunteers. we have never used to volunteers. every migrant arrival is tested for covered prior to entering their accommodation, where they are placed in isolation for 10 days. with no signs of the crisis of a thing, it's unclear whether the government's approach or trying to legislate the way out to bear any fruit fruit of itself on the home office. the sally of the london lyrical commentator, andrea walker laid out, but k governments argument for better security migrant limits. what pretty

particular say really, really clearly is a couple of things. first of all we have to secure the boulder. now that's talking a couple of ways. first of all, she demanded more patrols on the beaches, but also she wants to secure the channel total and the fairy seminal. but next important thing is to get people to apply when that be, but in the country or in the next safe country. the idea that what we're going to do, which the political let look, the idea is just let everybody in, let them come across in days. it's not, it's not hello. let's be clear up. the main reason the people are coming by didn't gate and not applying through the legitimate system. it's not refugees. the idea that anybody can jump on the thing i'm move to united kingdom is plainly stupid anymore. so the come here on this program on our see the left and right in america, have locked horns once more over racial issues and how the subject is actually being studied in schools. we're trying to shed some light on that and some of the

stories to back in just a moment. a ok, i i use me. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation. let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic, developing only personally,

i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk to me the the, the, the you saturday stories are not see or the left and right didn't america are embattled yet again over racial issues. but as a for states limit, critical race theory, teaching in schools and republican lawmakers and several others seek to do the same . the whole theory looks at her, the institutions and the history of the united states through the perspective of racism. as he's kill him, often looks at why something has just gone too far. people who are white should be

ashamed of themselves on the basis of their race. now, many people may shake their heads, but apparently that you prevail among professors, that america's top colleges and universities. one academic even took it further. i wonder what strategies you've uncovered are discovered that are helpful for bringing white folks to a place of discomfort that is required for anti racist work. critical race theory is now at the center of a new cultural firestorm. there are cases of children as young as 11 were being taught to view the world from this perspective. the many conservatives loudly object but big corporations are sponsoring this teaching. take a listen to this bit of curriculum sponsored by pizza hut. gracious teaching and learning is opposing the system. what are some racial differences you have notice around you? if a white person kills a black person, they called self defense, but if a black person kills a white person, it's

a murder. that's how unfair the life of black people ease. not all parents agree with this material, it doesn't matter why or any how mean how we treat people is based on who they are and whether or not i just think they're going about in their own way. the message that critical race theory sends to minorities that you're not good enough from your own. what we're seeing is a focus less on individuals who they are and the unique experiences, but more about identity groups and putting everybody into an identity box. the national debate is now intensifying critical race theory is a terrible ideology. you know, they say it's supposed to be so called anti racist. but what it, why is being at the end of a, after all the, the talk saying the lectures in the course is what it ends up being is how evil white people are. how does terrible they are and how soft in a no,

in anything other races, our parents are children near children from this. and if they get taught critical race theory, they're able to debrief them and gave them the reality of what's going on. i think that if we have less of the elegy that is being pushed upon as we'll get back to a normal stay in society liberal, say that critical race theory is important for children. so they know and can be aware and how they interact with other people. however conservative say it's ideological left wing poison americans don't see eye to eye on this one that's for sure. caleb mop and r t new york. following recent revelations that denmark was aiding the us to spy on its allies, norway's prime minister says washington has reached out to reassure her that the covert activities are over. i'm glad to. the americans clearly expressed that they changed their practice in 2014. when it comes to the surveillance of life and that

they would corporate with us and others to understand what happened. its author reports that us intelligence used danish information cables to spy on top officials and several european nations. among those target, it was the german chancellor angle of michael, the report by the danish state broadcast there was based on a prob, launched off the discoveries by whistle blower. edward snowden, norway was not the only nation demanding answers it simply, mon, i just would like to say that this is unacceptable between allies. i want that to be trustful relations that unite europeans and americans. there's no place for suspicion, but we're not. so that's why we expect complete clarity. i can more generally say that this government has the same attitude as a former prime minister, expressed in 20132014 systematic wiretapping of close allies is an acceptable. it's still unclear though. if the country's affected we'll take any action. we spoke with geo political analyst, patrick henderson,

he believes the spying will just continue. you know if the u. s. spies on its own citizens, its own presidential candidates. then what makes the norwegian premise or think that she is so special as to be conferred with special the ip status, the united states would spy on its quote, allies. this has always been the case and i dare say this will always be the case. so the us will use this for a number of reasons. one of them is for fixing markets for trade, getting information about how countries are liaising or relating to each other. black male, for instance. this is always been the case throughout history and steering geopolitical relationships between nations. a good example. this is germany in russia. these of the, the nord stream to pipeline, this is something that the united states would not want to happen. so it's going to

find it in its interest in order to spy on even its allies, in this case. thank you to top stories for this saturday afternoon life for moscow . of course, all the international thanks for sharing your time with us. any stories you think you missed? check them out anytime r c dot com. me see long when i would show the same wrong when i was just don't the room. yes to see out the thing because after an engagement equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart

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