the ah, russian president vladimir putin, rails against nato expansion, ad them is treatment of russians in ukraine and a comprehensive interview ahead of us. so i met with joe biden the european parliament gives a final approval for a covert digital certificate scheme to free up travel. but fears remain over widespread fraud after a french nurse is accused of giving out faith certificate and f. b. i hailed a global sting operation as a massive success with more than 800 suspected criminals arrested. however, the ease with which the agency tapped their tech raises a host of privacy concern. pretty much all communications apps can be used by law enforcement or by intelligent services to spy. on average,

people ah, broadcasting lie from russia's capital, this is art international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. the expansion of nato, russia's relations with ukraine. these were some of the topics touched upon by vladimir putin in a wide, raging interview on russian state television. on wednesday, it comes ahead of a much anticipated summit with american president joe, by the next week earlier, my colleagues unit o'neill and more at gas d, discussed the interview. here in the studio, ukraine was sent for focus of this interview. one of one of the themes that a lot of attention and concern was devoted to was this new indigenous peoples law that is sitting in the holes of the ukrainian government in a draft version so far, but essentially

a little background very briefly. this rule guarantees the protection of legal protection for various new cities indigenous as they say. if nice, if you see you create the ukranian government specified what those necessities are, those ukrainians come jugs and cried me and thought us so those ethnic deeds will be protected by the law. they will be represented on a government level. so they will, they will be protected against attacks, racially motivated, religiously motivated, culturally motivated, the tax, their cultural identity will be protected by the government, their values, their symbols, icons, you know, anything that identifies them will be protected. everyone out. not so much nice that i've seen this draft and one of the articles and it saves that native misty, cannot be discriminated against the general legal principle that whatever is not prohibited illegal. does that mean non native ethnicities can be discriminated against? that includes russians,

but also romanians pulled from gary. and so it's absolutely unacceptable and it's out of line with basic international human law. it's not for everyone but promotions. it has a special significance. the thing is, millions of people living in ukraine identifies rush, and that's according to the sense of conduct during the soviet era. and i don't think much has changed since then. a no more want to be a 2nd class citizen that will lead to hundreds of thousands, or maybe even millions of people leaving ukraine or changing the nation out in legal documents. it will be a huge blow to russian people in general. and we certainly cannot just ignore that . one of the chief concerns that we have with, with this new draft flow, is that it is reminiscent of the practices and methods of nazi germany, which is dividing people based on that genetic makeup, that adversity affording some groups. protection and perhaps prosecuting others and vladimir putin. he has said that what the kid with mixed heritage with mix past. what is, what is he to choose as he's got a russian father and a ukrainian mother?

does he choose russian who ukrainians? because he'll be afforded protections with one and with the other. he will be discriminated again with nato expansion marat's expanded on as well, by flooding or putting in the interview with him. vladimir putin said with now the argument for nato expansion, strengthening nature, which is russia's aggressive behavior. but let me approved and said, look at the, the decades gone the last 2 decades. they were 2 cycles of nato expansion, while russia and nato were friends, while they were friends with each other. and here, let me put to remember cuba because cuba, when the soviet union station nuclear weapons, there was a huge red line for the united states. russia was eventually remove those nuclear weapons, but somehow, when the united states and they to encroach on russia closer and closer and closer to russia's borders, somehow they do see that as being of concern to russia. vladimir putin says that it

eases nato's expansion and infrastructure getting close to vs borders. this next stream, important issue for the security of all washington for country. it has a practical significance for why is that when pulling the romania became nato member states, they quickly agreed to americans, missile defense systems been stationed on the territory. but the launch pads used for those systems can also be used for offensive weaponry, which can reach central russia, including moscow within a very short timeframe. 15 minutes. imagine if ukraine were to become a nato member. it would then take and to 10 minutes. if such missiles with stations stay near her of ordinarily withdraws to reach moscow. is that the red line for us or not? no russia has been attack enough times to either for nuclear weapons and for odds of an international coalition. busy encroaching, moving close, inclusive, russia to start bringing alarm bells and on the smooth let me know who talks about ukraine's prospect of joining nathan obsession. really objectively speaking in last

several years here. he remarked on one incident, several days ago when barton and the president spoke by phone, they issued very different press statements at the end of the bite and said that they talked about corruption and guaranteeing you registered to integrity. ukraine added the biking also allegedly said he was open to offering you created a roadmap to join. you create again a lot of sort of raised eyebrows. the americans press the gradient to remove that and said we said nothing of the sort not incident caused a lot of a lot of jokes in russia in the experts, circles in the press. glad we approved and said that he for one wasn't laughing because we don't know what was in that phone call. and the behavior of ukraine and nato is such that it suggests that ukraine potentially will, could be offered, need membership and needed. so let me put and says the lose. those are red line for

russia that need to infrastructure and perhaps even nuclear weapons moving into ukraine for russia. that is an absolute red line. austrian police say they've arrested 81 people as part of a global sting operation led by the united states the f. b i is claiming to have caught more than $800.00 criminals worldwide, including arms and drug dealers by tricking them into using an encrypted app. aside from austria, rates have also taken place in more than more than a dozen countries, including australia, where a federal police worked alongside us intelligence services. the app called a nom was run by the f. b. i. security forces apparently got senior figures in organized crime to use and promote it and allowed the intelligence agency to monitor communications between gangs, the f b i legal attache in austria hailed the sting as

a major success. this operation demonstrates how the f, b, i and our international law enforcement partners can come together to successfully combat trans national, organized crime and drug trafficking activity partnerships of the key to law enforcement. success has no one country or agency can tackle this problem alone. but the operation almost broke down earlier this year, one anonymous blogger posted an article, calling on people to stop using the app over safety concerns. and then his block with his blog was shut down. meanwhile, australian officials have defended the legality of intercepting those private messages in the countries. police commissioner rece kershawn says it's the 1st time a law has been used to intercept telecommunications over former c. i a analyst john kerry who told us the way the authorities disguised public apps is being encrypted and secure. raises serious issues. i think we should all just assume

that our communications, even our encrypted communications, are being monitored pretty much all communications apps can be used by law enforcement or by intelligent services, despite on average people in these organizations like an essay and g, c, h, q, and cia there they're working on things that we we can only imagine we can only fantasize about. we have no idea the scope of the technology that they have access to. and so i don't think it's ever safe for the average person. the reason that they say they do it is that it's to keep us safe. it's to allow law enforcement to collect information on possible terrorist attacks or criminal activities. but that's not the way the constitution works. all platforms are compromised, and that's why we should always be so careful. in our private communications,

european parliament as a, as officially approved a cobit 19 digital certificate scheme. it will allow travelers to cross borders within the e u without quarantine or additional testing. the certificates will work for both e, you citizens and foreign nationals in the digital file can also be issued in paper form and indicates if a person has had a negative p c r test vaccine or a recently rec, or has recently recovered from corona virus member states have until july, 1st to implement the system with several countries having already started. now, while the system is already being rolled out, there are still major concerns about documents being forged. in the latest case, a nurse in france was, has been caught giving people fake certificate fake certificates at an official vaccination center, or to charlotte davinsky reports from paris. it's a worrying discovery which raises questions about how wide spread this practice may

be a nurse who is working here with mc cooper, vaccination center has been suspended of the being accused of giving people full certificate, showing that they had their job. one member of stall who worked with her said that she had witnessed dozens of suspicious appointments i observed for 2 or 3 weeks. she said to the 2 other nurses, some people will arrive and they're for me. she led them to her cubicle. normally there are 2 nurses per cubicle with a screen for privacy, but this time she asked her colleague to go out. this happened with the least 10 people a day, but in reality, she wasn't vaccinating these people. they left with the fortune q r code, presumably to go abroad. that hunt. she was at the door with colleague saying that there was no evidence that any of the basic steps to carry out an injection. had in fact, been carried out. usually people who get vaccinated have their skin disinfected to

an orange products. the doctor wants to check whether these people had been vaccinated and there was no trace of the disinfectant. no di know, dressing the nurse had been working at this center since january. she is now being suspended with the hospital saying that her actions were quickly spotted . but it remains unclear just how many of these false coup it's certificates may have been issued, and whether or not the nurse received money for providing them. now the fake covey vaccine and test certificate market is huge, having grown exponentially during the health pandemic, they're all more than $1200.00 vendors in the world vendors west applying from all the countries in europe, spain, france, germany, switzerland, sweden, as well as mexico and destroyer after vaccinations,

the next step was the certificates and negative tests. many of those aiming to bypass the system a said to be the racks is the vendors have mainly been identified on the dock web. so d that a nurse working in a could read vaccination center could also be running a racket particularly concerning. take left, it's done acceptable, which she did to she certificates and food. others that risk rabashaw booked, and nurse shouldn't handout fake specific gates to put everyone in danger. that we miss you mentioned. well, i think it's all about the money. i think it's an isolated case. first of all, we don't really know for sure whether it's true or not, it's not been confirmed to the fact yet this woman hasn't been taken to court or anything yet. so i don't really know. if it turns out to be true, it's shocking for short. they can vaccinations, endangered the life of other people you did we've yes, you know,

it's clear she shouldn't have done that. there is no doubt about that. i find it shocking because we're talking about healthcare walkers. so we're you pressure, i'm sorry, drill it. it won't solve the problem and such things happen. we need everyone to get to knock you later. i'm a to to and i was fighting to get the accent. this undermines the safety of all the people. yes, of course, those people should go to prison. and you see, i think it's unacceptable for us to do such a thing to act like not towards others towards those who've been vaccinated and those who have not, you just don't do that. even more worrying is that this was on the justice front is about to use restrictions even more as the controversial health class kicks in. the only deer is that those who've been vaccinated will receive a certificate like this, which contains one of these que all codes those q l code to be essential for

accessing large events. so even for showing that you've been in late for travel in return for perhaps a simpler journey and possibly new quarantine on arrival. so the idea of these que or codes could be obtained. the false pretenses from a nurse working in a registered vaccine center could make a mockery of the whole system as how can you trust what's real and what fake show like even sky or t. paris. now, staying in france, sanitation workers in paris have stormed a district mayor's office during a city city wide strike the there protesting labor reforms which will both reduce annual leave and increase working out hours. according to the trade union, the mayor of the district has called the demonstration totally unacceptable. for

your sent, the government protests have become a frequent site during an annual macros presidency. and during his latest public appearance, one demonstrator got a little too close for comfort. the group and we discussed the recent unrest and friends with political commentator and elizabeth moutain. it's not just essentially resistant to change that has to come. it's also the, the thought of during the war between the mayor of paris and he that go on the president mccormick wants to streamline the finances of the country. he voted this over crisis. the curve is quite that much more difficult because we spent so much this is actually in my for right now, you started this presidential complaint for 2022 and you still have a fairly important rump of people who will support and he's very pro rising and

devices in any way no report has revealed that the united states accounted for over half of global spending on nuclear weapons. in 2020, it was published by an international organization pushing for nuclear disarmament. now, washington splurged $37400000000.00 on nukes last year. that's more than the combined total of the 8 other nuclear powers and represent 5 percent of america's total military expenditures. on average, the u. s. spending almost $71000.00 every minute on nuclear weapons. the corona virus pandemic has done little to reduce the global appetite for nukes last year. the world's 9 nuclear power spent $1400000000.00 more on them compared with 2019 co founder of the stop the war coalition. chris, 9, him told us why he believes the hike comes as no surprise is a reordering of the world system right now. when moving from a system,

a situation in which the u. s. was massively dominant. what was called a unit total world where us the u. s was the unchallenged, please that the world to one in which its power is being challenged, both bytes, but mainly by china bowl said by all the emerging economies in, in important regions like russia, like and so on. so this is kind of reordering of the world system and any moment of the reordering is a very dangerous moment. it's a moment when particular local conflicts can suddenly take on an international significance. i think in those circumstances, you know, it's not surprising to me that we were seeing a kind of a re armaments or an accelerating armament of the nuclear powers. tensions are simmering on the israeli palestinian border. on tuesday, there was

a confrontation between soldiers and locals in the west bank. town of beta, people threw rocks at israeli settlements and anger. it was the 3rd consecutive day of classes with idea of forces responded with tear gas. over the years, numerous palestinians had been detained in similar confrontations without charge or trial. among them, a 17 year old boy suffering from a rare auto immune disease. paula slayer has a story around 350 palestinian prisoners are currently held in his reigning administrative detention. this means that they have not stood trials nor faced charges. many of them are children among natalie is a 17 year old palestinian boy with a wasted in november 2025 and charged with throwing stones that he was released up to $22.00 days. he was been re wasted, taken from his house in the early hours of january this year and had been held in

administrative detention edison about john. he remained free for the 40 days that he was arrested again while he was at home. he was arrested while he was sleeping at 2 or 3 am. the stone throwing charges are a big lie made up by those who are trying to frame our child. if a mom has committed a crime, we have a right to know what it is. only his father would talk to his mother is too distraught. amal is critically ill and suffer from chronic or to immune neuro muscular illness. his treatment requires ongoing medical intervention and uninterrupted doses of medication. his family is concerned, he's getting neither amola, he had a luncheon that was removed, but then he experienced complications. he needs to continue to take his medication and sometimes he gets injections in hospital. he also constantly has appointments for specialists, but then the prison, they refuse to let them attend and said they will provide him with their own medication. sometimes they give him his medicines on time and sometimes they don't

use them. so we'll blame these really occupies for any complications at the mall. might experience because he needs specialist a medical care. we are also trying with the law is to get a medical committee involved him in white school advocating for palestinian children are urging for his release. they say administrative detention is abusive, especially when it comes to children who are mostly a wasted patrolling stone. the little problem is with the way by which is there, is use and administer the detention against the ballasting. and general and children. and particulars is resort heavily on at the district of detention despite the fact that it would be use trust and very limited and expert. exceptional versus admin sort of detention actually is based on secret information . there is no clear evidence of submitted to the court. it's e general, he was ation of being

a threat to the security of the state of the air and the area just last month and miles administrative detention what extent, by the way, the military court for another 4 months, it will argue that gives him time to gather evidence without him out or other palestinian children being held. being able to carry out a text in the interim. we have no choice but to restore law and order of determined use of force. there are nationalists elements here breaking the law instead of disturbing the framework of the state of israel. so in the face of such a threat, it is possible to use administer detentions under the administrative detention order. it's all can imprison tennis finance for 6 months at a time, which can be extended indefinitely. but at the mouth, health situation worse than that could be a distinction. te tell a group of lawmakers in the united states are calling for a boycott of next year's winter olympics in beijing. democratic representative tom

malin no sky also submitted a resolution to congress accusing china of genocide against the weaker minority. the house of representatives urges the international olympic committee to consider the dell and pic chart. this principles of solidarity and non discrimination. hard to reconcile with holding the 2022 into games in the country. the government to which stance credibly accused of perpetrating crimes against humanity and genocide against ethnic and religious minorities. and ascii claims the campaign to boycott. the 2022 games is a coordinated effort by legislators and multiple democratic countries. although it's so far unclear which nations are actually involved in that effort. and in the resolution, he accuses china of multiple human rights violations against a weaker muslims, including mass incarceration of millions in concentration camps and the force sterilization of women. the chinese government has not yet commented on that us

initiative, but it's repeatedly does dismissed any threats of a winter olympics boycott. as always denied, violating the rights of weaker minorities weaker muslims in sheen. jang province economics. professor benjamin chow thinks the allegations being made against try and are just not based in reality. us right now is choosing china of geno side and was she knows i do have you ever since you knew size of the population, which is still growing rapidly. the western media did not emphasize enough that the publisher st. john, people actually rolling rapidly. how can we say to genocide? i was in seen jaya, i had know many people from seen. john, i know a lot of people in shanghai hoping syndrome. i know. i think that the width is what, what the rest is accusing china of about the weakest if it show of hypocrisy and was centered and international olympic committee as

a non governmental organization is supposed to be strictly politically neutral at all times. boycotts have been shown to negatively impact athletes, while not effectively addressing global issues. judging from history, similar practices in the past have never completed the selfish and narrow minded political goals. and the politicize in sports is and welcoming for many countries. moscow court has outlawed organizations founded by alex. of all mean, the court ruled that the russian opposition figures political network was extremist as our teas. ilia, katrinka reports the russian. prosecutors have been highlighting the extreme as nature as they are putting it of the organization, lead and founded by opposition activists elect saying, evolving according to the authorities, the so called novalis h q's and also the anti corruption funds that are labeled as foreign agents in this

country were regularly behind on lawful demonstration rallies and other unsanctioned gatherings that often lead to unrest and even violence in some cases. so these are the key reasons why the fund is being fully banned in this country. earlier members of the anti corruption font elect scene of all these allies. and now that they were wrapping up the activity of their network in its present form because of the enormous pressure that they were experiencing from the rushing state like st. and evolving himself is currently serving a 3 year sent in for violating the terms of a suspended sentence. that's something that he received earlier as a result of a fraud case. western governments have long been accusing moscow of being after mister nevada and the organizations that he has been in charge of for political reasons. and this led to serious cracks in moscow relations with the you and the

west for example. but the russian side maintain, that the legal action against the prominent opposition figure is fully within the washing legal framework and is only related to the crimes that have been committed by like teen evolving himself and his political network. for more details on your favorite news stories, you can check out our website, r t dot com or follow up on your favorite social media platform. i'll be back with more in just about 30 minutes. so stay tuned. the who's the these are the 4 people who pulled the trigger. survive something on survival.

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london is the director of global justice. now, nick did make thanks for coming back on the show. you know, i don't know what happened to you during cove. it locked down and when you turn into a cold war warrior, why do you not support? boris johnson is cutting a foreign aid for in a that we know, has gone to destabilize countries and for an aid that the opponents of johnson admit is soft power to attack china and russia. we've got so many problems with foreign 8 and i agree with you want to look at not just about the kind of stabilization, the and the way it's been used 20 years ago. but even today, i mean it's still being used to fund private hospitals around the world rather than create public key university accessible services. it is still being used as a kind of flush fund for big business. so i agree with all the, with all of that and i agree to massive probably.