nations over the past decade, advance mega projects most go been for 2021. the largest international congress on megacity development or 5 g europe. i'm leases the latest technology in a bid to render its borders impenetrable to migrant. the blocks the southern states demand, tougher action, emit a spike, a new company. well, business leaders gathered in the russian city of some petersburg this week for the 1st a face to face global financial event of the year. a key speakers, including vladimir putin who announced plans among other things to develop a vaccine tourism industry. and we travel to the central african republic with a special report where russian military advisors are helping the government and bringing the countries brutal civil war to an end. there is a mind ahead. this sounded, oh my god, serial might be going to destroy the movie. i

will a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at the international in moscow on this sunday, you're just in time for the weekly. well, europe is, are working to prevent yet another wave of illegal migration. on thursday, the french prime minister visited to nicea when he stressed the need for cooperation to control illegal crossings. southern you states them on tougher action from the block to deal with migrants. and that's after a spanish enclave and north africa saw thousands crossed straight from morocco. and growing numbers of newcomers are also disembarking these days on italy's lamp. due to island latanya going to italy will continue to play a role in terms of resources and training capacity. but i repeat, say, we need

a rapid and concrete action from the european union. it is unacceptable for a government to say that they are attacking the borders. in this case, springs borders that they are open in the borders so that 10000 immigrants could enter a spanish cities such as c, u 2 in less than 48 hours because of disagreement differences, and discrepancies in foreign policy. meanwhile, border security is being given a high tech upgrade in greece, why gods will be using long range acoustic devices along the frontier with turkey. seas. charlotte, when you look at the message getting sent from that saying written, struggle to find a solution to illegal immigration is a bit of an understatement. it's page money to countries like turkey to take people back. it's school bold internally, but who is responsible with the much touted, doubling rules. meaning it was the 1st you country that a migrant arrived in even places like italy and greece to show the burden be

stopped, the buddha management agency in a big hole back height. but as each solution has failed, the book has gone back to the drury board, now is travel. ease is up again following the cobra pandemic. you want to be clear, like who are not welcome a long range acoustic device. one in 3 or 5 noise is just one of a lot of new techniques being using grief. the idea is to make sure that any migrant trying to cross illegally from turkey, no, no, to you must be me. with new systems like the sound cannon, anomaly vehicles, we can prevent illegal entry. defense has been constructed in the areas where we

have the biggest problems. and the ultimate surveillance system will now provide us with an additional weapon to deal with this threat. the observation tower is being treated with a long range cameras, night vision and sensor, or able to identify any suspicious activity. a lie detector, there's a virtual booted guarding to the vote, and also been piloted. you attempt to find a solution and all else fails. anyone attempting to course the board that will face these huge see you the idea of building a wall to keep people out? isn't you going going from thing as a new to such plan between the us and mexico. the you raise concerns in europe. we have a history that has told us that every time that once invests in divisions and walls, you might end up being in a prison. if you built all walls around you. and we have any history on the

tradition and an identity based on the fact that we celebrate. when wolves are broke down and bridges out bits fast forward, if he is late and europe is playing coffee catch, penning itself in the human rights group. say that these new developments all worrying when you put barriers, go to find another way. these ways normally are depending on smugglers. these ways are more dangerous and more in depth and more suffering. so you have many people who know very well this by trying to come with it being either made was their life . and when they don't have any other choice in life, they will make even that difficult to see, people are going to lose their lives. people who are dying outside of the board is sure. but anyway, you can say this with sleep wise because history, but i'm not dying in our day doing that, just dying at the boilers. this is something that was in your mind. it's something

that we need to stuff and it is something that we need to change. of those are suspicious that measures such as the ai powered lloyd detection are essentially being tested out before being rolled out. why? we are seeing the borders and entreating for in national generally is that it's often a testing field for technologies that are later than used on europeans as well. and that's why everybody should care in their own self interest. what is happening at the borders you is under pressure to show that it's doing some thing. but that doesn't mean that it's getting it right. you migration policy failures were recently highlighted by the un, which says that it was putting human rights and live at risk countries or increasing

a defending the buddhist or was approx 27 members. they still continue to all of you, a monthly. so an, an e, you, past migration on the island is still active, reach geology, the sky or t paris. the russian city of saint petersburg hosted one of the biggest events on the business calendar. this week, my guests heard from keynote speakers including vladimir putin, who gave his views on various domestic and global issues. ortiz ilia patricia now with a highlights from the 1st face to face global financial 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 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 about the moment we'll be talking about strategic stability, regulating conflicts in the world. hospitals disarmament, the pandemic, and the environment. it will soon be exactly one year since washes 1st vaccines put in agree was registered for use in this country. and the experience and 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 v 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 to create the capabilities for manufacturing vaccines in russia. rosa helping other countries to develop their own production capacity and something else we found out from president polk. if you're 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, a lot of my potent pretty much gave the green lights to vaccine tourism. so to say, when you, we are just covering our own needs for the widespread preg of people from other countries coming specifically to russia to get the job against current virus. in this regard, i would like to off the government to analyze all aspects of this issue by the end of the month in compliance. of course, with all 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

austria and chancellor sebastian kurtz. he thanked latimer, potent for russia's efforts in fighting the global corporate 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 husband, too slow and approving the use of these putting jap sort of came in. or 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. question need 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.

the wide ranging for him has touched on many areas, one of them including that, a city planning. so we got the thoughts of a leading architect about the future of russian cities. russia is a great country and can, you can do anything rational. if russia decides to do it, you know, so what we see now in moscow, yes, there is now a tendency for a high rises. that is more than this, you know, for sustainable architecture. so i'm sure would have architecture. so portal wouldn't architecture will find its place in moscow. we are fortunate to work with some of the greatest companies in russia, such as gas from spare band, their russian railways. we're looking for them. designs of some large headquarters or office buildings with these good companies. we're trying through these big projects to create a very high quality of public space and to get to the city. and it becomes

a place which blows the boundary between corporate and people. canada's prime minister on friday ocean, the catholic church to apologize for its role in the deaths of children and residential schools for indigenous people. the remains of more than 200 children, somebody's youngest 3, if he discovered an unmarked burial side to one former institution. thing is going to be a really important moment for all of us, particularly catholics across the country to reach out in our local parishes to reach out to bishop's cardinals. and make it clear that we expect the church to take up and step up and take responsibility for its role in this catholic entities are being blamed for not providing records from the schools. they were operating. half of the residential schools in canada were run by the catholic

church until the late sixty's with funding provided by the government and new findings. once again, force the country to confront the refit can often that lead policy of retraining. first nations people is our correspondence. husky, taylor, canada, a shining example of maximum woken us. a place where there is no mankind. there are just people is the love that's going to change the future of mankind. so we'd like you to, like i said, people kind, not necessarily mankind, more inclusive. turns out though, the beneath the glitzy slogan of inclusive t law is a project past. harrowing use has emerged in british columbia of a mass grave of 215 children. indigenous children who were ripped from their homes and forcibly enrolled in one of the largest indian residential schools. the news

that remains were found at the former. com loops residential school breaks my heart . it is a painful reminder of that dark and shameful chapter of our country's history. i am thinking about every one affected by this distressing news. we are here for you. the residential school system was indeed dark and shameful set up by the government and run by churches these. what educational facilities for fast people need want really they were in dr. nation counts into european and christian ways of living native languages. what band and traditions frozen out reports reveal, but children were under fed, under clothes and often house and sanitary conditions. to the extent that one medical inspector wrote 24 percent of previously healthy children began tying in these facilities stories of abuse, physical, emotional and sexual,

were rife. 2 8 8 8 8 every day you in case you fear, did you have was it wasn't you today that was going to be the target, the victim. you know, you weren't going to have to suffer any form of humiliation. he learned not to cry anymore. you just get harder. and yet you learn to shut down. oh, the, i couldn't talk a word of english. i talked cree and i was abused for that hit and made to try to talk english. i lost my language. they threatened us with a strapping. you spoke it within a year, i lost all ah. 8 i used to him, i tried to caring at night. 2 i asked the principal to take him to the hospital. he

didn't after about 2 weeks, my brother was in so much pain. he was going out of his mind. i pleaded with the principal for days to take him to the doctor. ah, they started to sexually take advantage of me and abused me. not one, not too many, many people for a very long time until i was 16. i held everything in and didn't tell anybody for 20 years. and they had no one to tell because they were could from their families and communities all to make them true. canadians for a century the central goals of canada's aboriginal policy would cause aboriginal people to cease to exist. the stablish ment and operation of residential schools were the central elements of this policy which can best be described as a cultural genocide. the scale of this cultural genocide is startling. a 150000 children over a 130 years. and if you think it's ancient history,

it's not. the last residential school was shot in 1996 over 4000 deaths by mistreatment, neglect, and disease with families often, never learning of that children fate. there's many atrocities and ticket stances in which you are unbearable to here and, you know, for us, you know, we, you know, to learn that your potential find, you know, from the professionals that were brought in, you know, we are very much for the past is a dock place filled with unforgivable moments. it's an inescapable part of life. but to rebrand yourself is the bastion of humanity, as a motto of increase 70, that preaches to others, how they should live. whilst the bones of oppressed children lie beneath your feet, it's nothing but an example of the hypocrisy and insincerity,

so often embedded in the work of the western world. so using the white people kind might food a guilty conscience, but it will make the skeletons and you'll call it go away. you know, it's all well and good for the federal government to make gestures of goodwill and support regarding the strategy. but as the community burdened with this legacy of the dark, dark chapter of canadian history and the federally mandated indian residential school system, there is an important ownership and accountability to both the columns and all the communities and families that it has affected. and you know, there's still a lot of work that needs to get done and, you know, and a lot of things that are still happening and what looks like, you know, some is already well accounted for in that, that tuesday reconciliation final report. but there are other aspects that are

unique which are the unique needs of communities as well. well, this is archie international. so they're having with us on this sunday as we're running down the top stories of the week. i seconds away from now, a very special report right from the center of a central african republic, a country published by civil war. it's where our correspondent stephanie finds himself right in the thick of it story and more in just a month. oh i use join me every thursday on the alex sermon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me long long. when i would show the wrong. when all just

don't the rules. yes, to see out the same because the attitude and engagement equals trail. when so many find themselves world apart, we choose to look for common ground in the summer solution. that's right. we don't look at the problem to look at the solution and that today we've got the one on the marshall auerbach is the market analyst that levy institute researcher and tragic follower of the toronto police. but maybe this is they, are they want to stanley cup the sunday program here when i see it is the weekly and it was just days ago that 3

russians and 2 local police officers were killed by an improvised explosive device as the central african republic battles rebels in its brutal civil war. now moscow has been helping in the government by sending instructors and small arms in compliance with un resolutions in a culture that's largely being ignored by the world wide media. in march, though, a un human rights group expressed a alarm at the nation's increased use of private military and foreign security contractors. the agency says human rights abuses are linked to private military personnel on foreign security firms operating with the armed forces. so i'm gonna leave you this our with part of our special report from our correspondent constantino rush golf right from the middle of the central african republic, where he met with the russian instructors who are trying hard to stop brutal, civil war. we're flying out of the capital. bunky issued the cdl ball at the border with chad. this is are,

are playing by the way. we were told that that area where we go in is controlled by the government for the most part. but there are still groups of rebels hiding in the jungle and the intact convoys for our post. every now and then the country looks peaceful, but only when you see from above ever since the central african republic gained independence from france in 1960. the situation here has been volatile. the rebels might have suffered as syria defeat in the past, but there is still a very real threat in some parts of the country. that's why our escort was absolutely necessary. you feel some sense of security only after entering the military base where the local army, stationed along with their russian instructors. but in this facility came under attack just 4 months ago. in 2018, the central african government control only a small part of the country. the ras belong to brutal warlords in their gangs.

that's when president stan or shawn to dera, asked russia for out. with the approval of the un security council. moscow start to stand in like weapons and instructors to train the army. but how did turn the tide now? the government claims it controls over 90 percent of its territory. a huge speaking, how many russian instructions are there? are? there are 535 instructors. what are they allowed to do here? did a train only in the open fire. they cannot open fire unless the lives sign dangerous . if somebody shoot the russians and can find it back, right? yes, they need to defend themselves. the russian and structure is in see, are, are still part of the russian army, but certainly have vast military experience for security reasons. they don't want to be identified and don't give their real games. one of the tasks that the russians and local military carry out together is this sporting civilian convoys.

to soldiers, a flames, a shack, a fire, and an old harp and drive over a wooden fence. that's about all we found of the road checkpoint. those doing still fear in the enemy. the police here also didn't seem for a minute and at least not in the village, we visited no surprise, the militants sent this to you. for the venue they came and started shooting into innocent people and then just disappear over all. finally, we made it to the border with camera and there is a rushing out which looks much more solid than everything we've seen along the way . basically this is a stronghold where all the incoming trucks are being organized, the convoys, 9 is already further inland. now that are possible. now, right home in the back, we are worried that this part of our journey might be dangerous to jo level. so i

was in the passenger seat next to the driver was good and was lighting a cigarette, which is low cost my driver right under my notice was told over the convoy made it to no tree basis sunset. no incidents were reported this time. let me actually show you where are we going to sleep? because it's, it's quite something we can see a lot of weapons and ammo. there's someone's gun. this guy is known as guy that has been in the country for almost a year. now, there is a huge drip by his bad grinding, so using a to treat malaria his recently contract it. but how would you explain who in international worry or is it true? is the person who helps the nations in a difficult situation when people need protection? the day we're flying deeper in the woods to see. yeah, go ahead to see a gold mine in the village. they were recently captured from rebels is on the south,

but i, c, r is actually rich with minerals and precious metals, but for this country it's been both a blessing and a curse. the as we flee over the thing jungle, i was sitting close to a supply of hand grenades. that grew, keep them in case they're fired at from the ground and they need to scare the shooters off. the village we saw was typical for c r 4 and devastated people like basic things like food and clothes. and they haven't seen much of the outside world. the road that leads to the gold mine was fried a little over a month ago. some times rebels come back during the night and lay minds hoping to

blow up a notary truck and seized weapons and ammo was just fast. a truck there was that exploded on my name is on the bus. how do we know that there are no minds that we just look range, so this should be visible. there was a tip off from logos. we saw our man crossing this part of the road last night. the military decided to check thoroughly if they hadn't laughed. planted any explosives? stop away, i'd serial mine. is it a real mine issue there? yes, there is a disney to the mind is we'll and then to think one belgian production they got to destroy the tribe. right. there, so we have to go away. the question is

a 4 is how do the warlords get situ deadly weapons? what is clearer is where they get their money with come to the village of lighters, work at the gold mine, but it looks like everyone's gone. the 1st villagers hid there is still scared of men with guns. local rebels used to force them to work in gold mines like this, a slaves and killed those, refused to do the job or were too exhausted to carry on. now it's relatively safe and people can keep the golden or to themselves the you are a rich man, great. how much money you will get for this

amount of the said something new to me said something building up its military is the most pressing issue for c r. now, this country has bass and fertile land, enormous deposits available resources, and hard working people. in order to make this work, the violence has just constantly roscoe archie from the central african republic. oh i, i the who's

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