rail oh, when so many find themselves will to part, we choose to look for common ground. ah, no protest erupt in pakistan with tens of thousands taking to city streets around the country in support of the recently outed prime minister in bron khan who says washington pushed for his removal because of his close ties with russia and china with joe biden is to hold talks with indian prime minister, not dr. modi as the us escalator pressure for india to distance itself from moscow . and quote, downscale purchases of russian weaponry russia says keith is trying to pull as of nationalists out of the battle from r u, as the ukranian side loses control of the city are key here from locals. who

describe harrowing experiences under the neo nazi as on fighters who previously held the city. fighting here was especially ferocious, but it is at least over now people off again now from the streets. i use this as human shields nationalist again, we drive into our residential neighborhood guy or something man can run away. western media, once again show ukrainian forces display nothing symbols without mentioning that fact as an icon of an s s division is clearly seen in images of ukrainian soldiers praying for victims in the war with broadcasting from our studios in moscow. this is our 2 international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with. are now pakistan has been jolted by mass

protests in cities around the country following the parliament ouster of prime minister iran con. at the weekend, tens of thousands have taken to the streets in support of the outgoing liter. ah, ah. the parliament held a vote of no confidence on saturday, against the wrong con, following a week's long political standoff with opponents taking issue at his economic and foreign policies. however, con insists the motion against him was rooted in a u. s. backed conspiracy. to remove him, the parliament is now set to appoint a new prime minister con said that he won't recognize a replacement. he appeared at a large demonstration in the capital islamabad on sunday, and emphasized his gratitude to his supporters in

a message on twitter. thank you to all pakistanis for their amazing outpouring of support and emotions to protest against us. back to regime change abetted by local, merge a farce to bring into power a quarter re of pliable crooks all out on bail. it shows pakistan is at home and abroad have and fat ugly rejected this i what he as a journalist for last 30 years. this is plus, i mean with many, many group with the u. s. has denied the allegations of having interfered in

the motion against con, saying it respects pakistan's rule of law. but many of his supporters suspect the opposite focused on pakistan. legitimate government has been removed after us interference all the institutions, including the judiciary, assisted in this, those same thieves and looters have been imposed on us again. make me so boldly to now life. and we don't want our hopes and our children now struggling. like how we did, we want to tell them hell would, this is not a democratic way to end to government. what does americans think? they will bias. that won't happen. everyone should raise their voice against the decision. as the us ramped up pressure over new delhi as close ties with moscow, joe biden is to hold a virtual summit with indian prime minister and render remedy. that's as new delhi as increasingly become under fire from the west over its neutral stance on the

ukraine conflict. monday's summit proceeds scheduled to plus 2 talks later in the day between the u. s. and indian top diplomats and defense ministers. from on this . we can cross live to our team in chico, sing our team. thank you very much. now, it's quite complicated to talk to expected between the u. s. and india. can you tell us more? oh, well, maybe or shouldn't talk so between us present, joe biden and indian winston are in the war the which are due later today are going to be held on a range of topics. but quite i, we not quite sure that it talks really be smooth or not because our new daily has been facing lot of pressure from washington, d. c. or were the military or friends to that russia is carried out against you creating at the moment. and it seems that the u. s. establishment

is keen on india, a star, but using military weapons from russia, there has been an increasing pressure on india. in fact, to reduce its oh, no military dependence on russia. but let me tell our audience that india is actually a big importer of back when strong russia half of it supplies come from more school . and it is this issue which is a bone of contention between your day and washington d. c. and the biden administration is, are seeking in diaz more, you know, of import off us weapons and leslie lives on low school. but it seems that india has our students grow our own, and india is not really barging. india is resisting the pressure continuously on

weapons issue. but at the same time i, india has as a, let me get your audience that india has been buying the not to leave epin spot, very sophisticated weapons system like s 400 defense our system from our school. and is expecting for the delay on that from school. but right now, you know, just to have that talk, we can see that india ruby seeking strategic independence on these issues because russia has always been started your partner offering the historic good and i, and that is you could change. all right, thank you for sticking across the situation for us. local reporter, are you going thing? thank you for keeping us across. an important situation on switching

gears now. fighting is currently raging in the city of marble in the done yes. republic with the russian military saying she has been trying to pull out neo nazi . as of the battalion troops from the battle, the cities ukrainian mer has reportedly admitted that at least half of it is now held by russia. ukrainian president zelinski recently told the associated press that marsupial is that quote, the heart of this war because the outcome of the battle could define upcoming peace negotiations or cheese. but i guess you have reports, mary. as you can see, we have been able to reach the water front here in the middle, almost the geographic middle of mario bullhead city. this means that the ukrainian forces in the city itself have now been split into at least 2 pots. perhaps more because they're in the distance. eas, viaz of steel and iron works, industrial complex which is where thousands of ukrainian nationalists are making

their stand we. we don't want to walk out to the water front because there's merely a kilometer between us and the as of steel, industrial complex, which is well within range of a good sigh. but on the other side is the port of mario book, which is where another group of ukrainian forces troops as well as nationalist elements of also been surrounded. they have already lost a significant part of the port, which has been liberated by russian forces. but again, this means that a significant amount of ukrainian troops of now been split and encircled it all came at a tremendous cost. ukrainian nationalists made fortresses out of people's homes, the neighbourhood, even as they forbid them from leaving those homes under the penalty of dead human shields on top of scorched uh this is the right bank of

marble or but downtown city center fighting here was especially ferocious but these at least over now people are once again that in the streets, no longer hiding in basements. some of them, with what possessions they have left on carts, their apartments and houses burned. some buildings are more or less. okay. others, as you can see, are completely destroyed, burned, and on the verge of collapse. mere streets away now are the, there is, you know, the fighting the combat. yet people here they that him so much as turn and local or flinch. uh, the sounds of explosions and gunfire. wherever you go and liberated areas,

todd and weary civilians pull cars, paul, with their possessions or firewood, alluded with water for weeks they had been unable to do, even that. now that the shock and horror of battle have worn off, they speak frankly. he was he and i imagined they used as, as human shields. philip, those nationalist monsters were drive into our residential neighborhoods. fire something loud, then ran away before the return. fire came. they used as an even took away our food . the lawyer said that it's the same story all over the city. the nationalists, who are predominantly from western regions of ukraine, have always viewed the pro russian east of the country with disdain. they despised, as we all knew it even children, they would make them seem ukrainian anthem before and after lessons. and if they refused, their grades would be lower to the and the parents were too scared to complain.

when booting spoke of genocide in ukraine against russian peoples and russian culture, this is what he meant. the kidnappings, the secret prisons and torture, the brain, washing of thousands, western press ignored this. people were too scared to cry out for help. you said you've got your they told us. if we have to retreat my room, what to city of the face of the earth, the nationalist sand. this tacitly back in 2014. i remember the national nest fest to peter now city it women in the kill at and gave fast call them our defenders. and one of them turned around and told half of those who sadly came here to defend jesus touch with. come to make mincemeat out of v, and that's what they're doing now. where i'd gazda, of our tea from mario bull. western media has been caught just playing neo nazi symbols among ukranian forces without mentioning that fact in

their coverage of a religious event for casualties in the key of region b k. yeah, i mean it was for the, for the malay, the highlighted symbol refers to the nazi s as the alicia division formed during world war 2 among collaborators in what is now western ukraine and poland. it's been internationally recognized as a criminal organization and such nazi symbolism is officially banned in ukraine, but streets in some ukrainian cities have been named after the glacier division and marches to honor it are openly held. this is not the 1st time the western media has displayed such symbols. last month, the b b. c ran a report interviewing ukrainian soldiers featuring one who was displaying and nazi s. s scull symbol. we heard from independent journalist taylor who duck, who says the western establishment media isn't going to focus on the o naziism in ukraine because it doesn't fit into their narrative. it is quite

puzzling that the sign would include something like this, but of course it may show that the media is just becoming a little too comfortable and feeling a little bit too confident. the fact that they would portray the ukrainian folder appear to have these nazi symbols. and as we know that there are not these, i wouldn't even say neo nazis, but not these in ukraine, in the western mainstream media outlets, in fact reported on this around 20132014. but now, because it serves the west, they are no longer going to be talking about this and highlighting this. and so it's very disturbing to see western media outlets and western government support nazis in ukraine right now. and that is precisely what we are seeing. and i think that this is all because it serves again, the interest of western governments in western intelligence agencies. we've seen time and time again that unfortunately, it is as if it is the role of the mainstream media to sort of push the propaganda

that serve the western nato allied country. some western journalists have started to question the mainstream media's interpretation of events in ukraine, particularly the situation in boucher where images of civilians dead bodies have been used by ukrainian and western officials to accuse russia of war crimes. the international community was quick to accuse russia of mass killings of civilians before any investigation had taken place. russia in turn said the incident in butcher appeared to have been a staged provocation by key of italian journalist georgia bianchi who has previously reported from ukraine. and the dumbass says there is no direct evidence of russian involvement in the alleged war crimes in butcher willow pulled to see more. i didn't see any clashes between the russian military and local. the russian soldiers are under orders to behave decently kindly towards the local population. i don't see any reason why the russian army would miss treat ukrainian civilians. my

immediate doubt is due to the delay of information from each of the initial reports about dead bodies came only after a substantial amount of time had passed since the russians left the area. why didn't anyone report about those parties earlier? why was there such a delay? there are a lot of things that don't make sense. and there's no direct evidence to connect the russian army with any of these crimes, none in the room. and i can't believe that the professional trained russian army would engage in such an incident with civilians in the territory that want to manage the russian army. can't allow even the slightest mistake. because the western media are there waiting for a convenient moment to cast glam against russia, that's why russia could not have behaved in such a way. the 14, the global community has come out in support for ukrainian refugees raising not only attention to the humanitarian crisis, but also billions of dollars to help people displaced by the conflict. politicians and celebrities raised about $11000000000.00 and a recent international drive called stand up for ukraine. the organizers say that

more than $4000000.00 ukrainian refugees will receive funding from the event. it's an outpouring of support. unlike what's been seen regarding migrants from war torn nations in the middle east, the u. n. refugee agency drew attention to displace nationals from war torn syria in a recent report saying that last year it received less than half of the funding it needed to help them. and this year, only 7 percent we heard from syrians who spoke out against the west. the parent double standards in regard to their situation as a struggle to survive this morning, president biden poised to come face to face with ukrainian survivors for the 1st time. a president today had refugees in the crowd of his big address. and he also met directly with ukrainian refugees at a stadium in warsaw. he visited a soccer stadium, turned into a refugee center in warsaw, where he got to talk with mothers and children at dc. crenan. refugee got

a selfie with president biden, while about 2500000 syrian children who fled that country have been shunned by the u. s. president of although the war in ukraine broke out a very short time ago for the u. s. president visited those ukranian refugees. in all case, all they wanted to destroy our country. they never cared about the refugees of displaced. we've been in distress for a while, but no one offered us anyhow. wonderful. but we have been surrounded and suffered hunger, thirst, and extreme whether no one helped us, not even the americans have at 100. 20000 bombs have been dropped on siri and a wrought by the u. s. and allies. nearly 400000 syrian civilians have been killed while the u. s. has only accepted nearly 25000 syrian refugees, many accredited refugees rela, well worse to stay in europe, closer their homes. but we've all saw, we'll walk um 100000 ukrainians, united states where the focus on reuniting families. but why is it because

ukrainians look european this is a relatively civilized i've relatively european. they look like any european family that you would live next door to. this is not a developing bud. well, they said this is your or is it because the us wouldn't like what syrian refugees would tell them? the american dream is aligned, there is no such thing. we're living on our land. what do they have to do with this? they hired bandits gave them money to control us law. one of the americans don't care if civilians live or die. they only care about the militants. i definitely don't expect the u. s. president to visit us because he doesn't care about the syrian people. he doesn't care if we are hungry or not. all he seeks is his personal interest. energy prices have been skyrocketing in europe with no end in sight, mid suffocating sanctions against the world's largest fossil fuel export or russia

around 18000000 households in the u. k. are expected to see their energy bills go up by more than 50 percent this month. some experts have started to draw frightening parallels with the energy crunch of the 1970s when a fuel shortage severely impacted people around the globe. our cheese roof notion explains the u. k is in crisis maurice johnson desperately looking for new sources of energy. he promises to build one nuclear, react a year, fix mistakes, so the britain is never blackmailed as he claims by russia. this is about tackling some of the other mistakes of, of the past and making sure that we are set well for the future. i will no longer subject to will never again subject to the vagaries of the global auto gas price. we can be subject to blackmail as it were from people such as, rather the uprooting. we have energy security here in the u. k. the mistakes of the past i felt deeply the situation is critical. the u. k has not had such problems

since the energy crisis of the 19 seventy's. this really is a historic shock to real incomes. the shock from energy prices this year will be larger than every single year in the 19 seventy's. so what happened in the seventy's? the 1973 arab israeli war prompted an oil embargo by opec that led to a fuel shortage and resulted in global recession. the world suddenly realized just how dependent it was on the middle east and opec for its oil. britney, suffering chronic inflation, and rising prices. very similar to current inflation rates. they calls spade limits lines at petrol stations. i remember joining long queues to my local petrol station, ron, or paintin and being limited to a gallon or to a 4 star wellstar country was plunged into crisis. a few observes were saying that the answer to high prices is always high prices. and so it proved consumption was

carved in the night to seventy's and supply grew dramatically back. then the government even urged citizens to hate only one room to save money. what is being offered now? something similar, the labor party quickly came up with a solution in the spirit of the seventy's, koresh and energy rolling blackouts. the government should be preparing not necessarily in public for that situation. there is a lot of complacency in this country about the relative lower exposure to russian gas that we have. the labor proposal is far from universally popular, but boris found his own way out on april the 1st. the government hiked electricity prices by 54 percent. add this to a record 30 year inflation rate and experts say hundreds of thousands of u. k citizens could be pushed below the poverty line. this will see a further 1300000 people fall interrupt poverty next year, including 500000 children. the 1st time britain has seen such

a rise in poverty outside of recessions. so trying to correct what it calls the mistakes of the past. the u. k. is now a tweak of falling into an even darker reality. the fierce protests have erupted in france after the presidential elections 1st round, ended up with a mere 3 percent gap between incumbent and manual micron and right wing candidate marine the pen in the city of rent. hundreds of people protested against both micron and le pen shouting anti fascists. slogans. demonstrators were seen setting a barricades and even starting a fire with a significant police presence in place. it's estimated that around 500 people in the streets of the french town following the election results, our correspondence showed davinsky reports on the reaction to the 1st round. and the expectations for what is going ahead is, is a re run of what we so 5 years ago, and it is much closer, much of that has been to do with some of the anger that's been seen against

president mack on. but also the fact that the pen has a really a boy on the last a few weeks of the fact that she has been campaigning about the cost of living crunch here in france. let's look at those results around 27 percent precedent. mack, on who said he wants to unite all of france, whereas marina penn was just 3 points lower, saying that she wants to put france back in order. now what was interesting is both of them. so an increase in their votes compared to 2017, but who also saw an increase in voting was shown, luke militia, who came in 3rd at just under 22 percent. he's not being seen as the king maker in this election in 2 weeks time. now he has already said to his electorate, do not go and vote for le pen, but he hasn't called on them to vote for mac, juan, and already crunching the numbers here in france with a suggestion that his vote is off split evenly. 3 way with us, mackerel,

a pen or deciding to abstain entirely from the vote. and that could play a pretty crucial part in this selection in 2 weeks time. but it is expected to be an incredibly tight run of much, much tighter than what we saw. 5 years ago that lead from macro at the moment not said to be comfortable a tour. there's big issues, as i mentioned, the cost of living crisis, which is something that the pen is really strategized on over the last few weeks. and it said that mack on will now go on the attack in the next fortnight, really pulling apart marine la pens, ties to the kremlin. she's been a pro russian in the past. and also wanting to attack her economic agenda, which would see no tax paid for those who are under 30. i mean really, france has a decision to make now, and there is an awful lot to play for that. does it for me this our stay with us

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brittany, you and usa, poor arms into ukraine to fight russia. and as the international criminal court investigates, alleged war crimes by russia in ukraine, we investigate arguable parallels with u. k. u. s. u armed israeli military actions in the middle east. in another week of bombing of damascus with princeton's legendary un special repertoire and palestine. professor richard fork. all of us are more coming up in today's going underground at 1st all week as russia moved into your grain, the global un nuclear i. e. a organization has been talking in vienna, amidst media reports of alleged us by a warfare labs in ukraine, denied by the pentagon, a village russian interference, a general killing at a maternity hospital denied by russia. and as usual, imagination, media, the dangers of a j. c. p. o, a deal with iran. let's go straight to vienna and speak to profess mama's mirandi of toronto university. thank you so much. professor miranda.