ah, ah ah, lot of our potent and she shing ping herald, the start of the 4th russia, china energy business for up saying the economic partnership of their countries is needed now more than ever. a mid pressure from the west politicians from 2 ethnic groups in russia. slam comments from the pope and said, soldiers from those minorities are the cruelest. all ukraine's front lines. and people representatives, confiscate a flag at the world cup of ukrainian, of the ukrainian neo nazi household battalion that had been unfurled by spanish fans during their teams match against germany.

with watching our t international. i'm your host donald quarter. thanks for joining us. strengthening business ties and developing new ways of economic cooperation. that's the agenda of the 4th russian chinese energy business forum where she's paying and vladimir putin shared messages for the need to further cooperate amid western pressure. ortiz fiorella, isabel has all the details. the 4th russia, china international energy business forum, took place in moscow on tuesday and kicked off with russian president vladimir putin and president and teaching thing both addressing the event and acknowledging the ever growing cooperation between the 2 countries. in spite of western pressure and a challenging political international landscape. despite the complexity of the international situation, relations of a comprehensive partnership and strategic cooperation between the russian

federation and the people's republic of china continued to develop in a positive direction. china is willing to work with russia to forge a closer energy partnership, promot clean and green energy development, and jointly maintain international energy security and the stability of industry supply chains. me of that focus on maintaining agreements between the 2 countries, as well as expanding trade and economic development. there were several announcements made deputy prime minister alexander novak spoke about how the 2 countries are already using their state currencies in order to have their gas contracts. and are actively seeking to replace western back swift with an alternative payment system. he also spoke about how russia with pakistan and kaz extend, are looking to form an energy alliance. these 2 nations already having good relationships with china. as far as the attempt by the sheet 7 nations to put

a price cap on russian oil, russia has stood firm and tough on the position that this is unacceptable. and they will simply stop sales to the countries that are pushing this agenda. and of course, with india and china replacing the e u as markets for russia with increasing demand. the e u itself might find itself in a precarious situation with this back firing, as they will have 0 options to find the affordable energy and gas they have. so long relied on russia for especially this coming winter. that of the catholic church pope francis has labeled 2 ethnic groups within russia, the cruelest soldiers of the ukraine conflict. when i speak about ukraine, i speak about the cruelty because i have much information about the cruelty of the troops that come in. generally, the cruelest are perhaps those who are of russia, but are not of russian tradition such as the chechens, the variety and so on. the pope's remarks led to

a huge pushback in the 2 russian republics. here's what they had to say. how can a spiritual leader, whose dice this includes the majority of the peoples of the world, allow himself to reason, sir, primitively on the ethnic issue? to hearing assessment from the head of the catholic church about the cruelty of specific nationalities, namely barrier and chechens protected civilians is at least very strange. we don't have to go too far into history to recall that the capital of a european state, the city of belgrade, or an entire state like olivia were bombed without the participation of the barriers, chechens and other people of russia. political analyst, alexander povich questions whether the pope stands could have come about through foreign influence. he certainly couldn't have known this for a tax. so i think the poll i'm with unwillingly the comedy channels, the caps propaganda. it was the goal. busy to actually try to will fall, man,

some sort of ethnic, i'm arrest or ethnic division within russia, or was it just simply misunderstanding on what russia russia is? a multi ethnic stay. you know, the pope, you know, has kind of forgotten what are people from the catholic tradition i've done for centuries? i mean, they've done the most heinous crimes of genocide to the inquisition torture. just in the 20th century, we had instances like the independent state of. busy croatia while you no longer with the support of the catholic church, you had a genocidal. bought a 1000000 orthodox christian service and the vatican was never really distance himself. on the 1st day the vatican should set his own house in order to form condemning anyone for anything, including suppose a cruelty for which they really haven't offered any any proof. anyway,

another day, another headline having nothing to do with football from the world cup spanish fans unfurled flag with the emblem of the ukrainian. busy nazi as of battalion shortly after, however, the flag was confiscated by ref, representatives from fif up journalist. esau lee brought us this report from carter or of been saying, go through this wall cup it. i wouldn't say the foot will being overshadowed by issues off the field, but certainly them taking a more prominent role not by accident, perhaps without the western media seeking to use this wild card as a bull horn for promoting their own causes. and in the latest episode of control to see if you've seen this issue from the spain game where a group of fans wave the as of battalions flag. of course, a neo nazi group. hugely controversial group whose existence in the ukrainian military forces has been a source of real concern to those in moscow and policy makers. there.

now you think that everybody would be united in supporting the security at the stadium who removed that flag, who instructed those people not to carry that flag, but not everyone sees at the same way and roman xhylia and he's a former ukranian national team football of actually spent time playing football in spain, and he was one of those who took the facebook in a post that he has since deleted. praising at the as old battalion fee for are the victims of fresh and propaganda. i hope that the ukrainian football association and the ministry of youth and sports will also respond to such shameful behavior of the fee for representatives. and for those single celled organisms that prohibit our flag been raised in the stands, i hope they will apologize. and finally study the real history of the issue, not according to the kremlin back media. now those claims my ring hollow one looks at the history of this particular of football player romans. those really has taken

the social media before to praise the as of battalion. he's posted pigs with an image of stephen ben dera, who is of course, one of the big neo nazi collaborators who groups like out of battalion, look up to go with great respect and also a post. he posted himself a photo ah, posing with the numbers 1488 of course more symbolism that by a. ringback with regards to the nazi type of sympathies that so unfortunately many in those ukrainian armed forces seem to have what he was playing in spain. as i mentioned before, he was playing for a club called at c, f. true and broad. and while he was at the club, he was kicked out for holding extreme political views. and in fact, in one game that he played in the spanish league, the game had to be called off because,

or some of the funds of the opposing team would bring him so much. because of those that far i believe that he holds on to now of course at this time chief, i've managed to stock the waving of that neo nazi flag in coordination with the, the organizes and the security at the stadium. they to been kept busy by other issues. for example, iranian riots as a supporters of the riots is in iran also trying to wave slogans and banners. and increasingly, we're seeing the security at teams here at the stadiums cracking down on that, especially ahead of that iran usa game later on. in other news from the world cup and cots are the west african nation of senegal has made it into the knockout stages of the tournament for only the 2nd time in its entire history. the team defeated ecuador 2 to one in their final match of the group stages. they progress out of the group along with the netherlands and it's only the

3rd ever appearance of senegal at a world cup back in 2002 when the event was held jointly in south korea and japan. the african team made it all the way to the quarter finals. now, another news, as the 1st shipment of free russian fertilizers heads to africa. the un has praised moscow for the donation, which it says will help to avoid a food crisis on the continent. are to kill him up and takes us through the details . the united nations confirms and welcomes donations of fertilizer provided by russia. the 1st ship has already departed, containing over 20000 metric tons of fertilizer. it's left the netherlands and it's heading for the african country of malawi. now in total, russia will be donating $260000.00 metric tons of fertilizer. these will be headed for african countries that would be having a food crisis without it and are very much in need of this fertilizer in order to

ensure their food supply. now it's important to note that the west has imposed sanctions on russia and made very difficult for russia to export grain as well as to export fertilizer. this deal basically refutes a lot of the claims that we heard from western media. this notion that somehow russia was trying to blackmail the world and create a food crisis or a profit somehow from. it's important to be very aware of the facts here. russia is not materially sitting from this deal. the fertilizer will be exported. it's being given by russia with no compensation. it's also important to point out the ukraine grain deal. the details of it revealed that it largely resulted in grain ending up in european union contractors, not in countries in the developing world that are having issues with food security . recently we heard the russian president vladimir putin talk about how african

leaders are confused. because on the one hand they hear the rhetoric of western countries saying they want to help countries deal with food security issues. but on the other hand, they see the unilateral sanctions imposed on russia, which make it difficult for these countries to get the food, the grain and the fertilizer that they need. uneasily, company leaders of several african countries have contacted me directly about this issue. they cannot understand what is going on because the constant message is that assistance must be provided to the poorest countries, including on issues that are not connected with food security. yet these deliveries, even free of charge ones are being blocked. this is absolutely unacceptable. if this is happening, a 1st shipment of fertilizer is already on its way. so it appears that despite efforts by western leaders to interfere, there is now no way to stop this proceeding after it by russia to move ahead with aiding the countries around the world that are struggling with food security. the

future restoration of ukraine's critical infrastructure has been the focus of a meeting of nato. foreign ministers currently underway in romania present fulton is failing in his group look war of aggression. he is responding with more brutality. we see it wave after wave of deliberate missile attacks on sit this on civilian infrastructure, striking homes, hospitals on power grids. this is terrible for ukraine. your secretary of state antony lincoln, has announced a new $53000000.00 assistance package to help repair ukraine's electrical grid. the fresh batch comes on top of $55000000.00, which has already been committed for emergency energy sector support or her blankets plans and the choice of words by the alliance as chief jans of stolen berg has. it's drawn some flashbacks to words, said in

a speech given by nato's leadership some 23 years ago. and the tables were turned during the bombing of serbia. i'm afraid alex tricity also joins command and control systems if president milosevic really wants all of his population to have water and electricity. all he has to do is accept night as 5 conditions and we will stop this campaign. but as long as he doesn't do so, we will continue to attack those targets, which provide explicity for his armed forces. later playing the typical who, whom game a tactic is either glorious when they use it or evil when somebody else does it. if attacking infrastructure that can be used to, for military purposes and rushes on. the record saying that they're attacking at the power grade because it's being used to power to railways, which are being used for troop movement and transportation of equipment that nato is supplied to ukraine. which is basically grains entire logistics. then debt by

nato's own rules is a legitimate military target. the reason data like it is that they are not the ones doing it. it's russia this time. so it's, it's one of those doesn't matter what is being done. it's only who's doing it. and as the comparison to 99 makes it abundantly clear, ah, after years of smearing truly in a san several major western media outlets have pulled a 180 there now calling for the u. s. government to end its case against the wiki leaks co founder. this group of editors and publishers, all of whom had worked with the sancha, felt the need to publicly criticize his conduct in 2011. but we come together now to express our grave concerns about the continued prosecution of julian, a sorry for obtaining and publishing classified materials. this indictment sets a dangerous precedent and threatens to undermine americans 1st amendment and the freedom of the press. the initiative is in stark contrast with the old media narrative,

with the very same outlets previously running down the character of the whistleblower and helping to build a case against him. julian assange faces up to 175 years in prison if found guilty of espionage charges by the u. s. he currently remains in custody in britain, pending washington's extradition request. american legal and media analyst lionel says it's unclear by the western media, suddenly changing its tone about a song, but their previous smears against him should not be forgotten. if you listen to this. absolutely implicit in feckless commentary by today's a canoe shanty. just making fun of the way he looks, you know why he looks like that. let me tell you, it's called torture. that's why you look like that. and i like to see any of those brave journalist see if they can withstand a week of this. this is something which absolutely galls me. julian assigned, wendy. why come or not? whether you care for his personality?

is a hero. something must be happening. why all of a sudden, what changed? what information are they privy to? what sensibility were they exposed to that made them say, wait a minute. oh, by the way, all collectively, simultaneously is some kind of a choreograph fashion. they all decided, i think that maybe there's something to be said where he was actually a journalist. i haven't the foggiest, but i will tell you there should be a follow up better tauriel as to how, how just, how imprisoned these people were. i can't believe how these journalists and they do the new york times high and mighty, and dare i say if you go back in your read what they said, their actual statement, it doesn't even provide a bill of particulars as to why it's almost like a oh come on, enough's enough. i guess he's a journalist, it was rather we look warm and tepid at best. while the u. k. government stance on

a sanchez scene, twitter users call out the foreign minister for hypocrisy. after he denounced the arrest of a b, b. c. journalist in china, they also highlighted a new law, passed this year, granting police in england and wales. more power to restrict protests deemed unacceptable. media freedom and freedom to protest must be respected. no countries exempt. the rest of bbc journalist, edward laurence and china, is deeply disturbing. journalists must be able to do the job without intimidation. i assume you've actually read the police and crime bill of 2022, james. you know the bill brought in by your government. hello. have you read the repressive laws you tories have passed in the u. k. lately, you can now be arrested and jailed if police even suspect will protest. don't like our banners find. we've shed info on social media about a protest. tory britain,

welcome to north korea or on temps. former m. e p. an author, godfrey bloom is concerned about the lack of coverage jolena sanchez being given in the u. k. media. well, no, that's really quite astonishing. he's not being covered here. are totally speed barrett. it's been suppressed. the baby she hardly ever mentioned the thing. i'm not sure about this turn around, but to see what you've got to understand is that with a trillion dollar budget trillion doria budget by the military industrial complex. in america, there's billions and billions of pounds, which begins to be scattered around to journalists who read out the cia a briefings on these matters. we have a very senior journal, is him simply sit down and read all the latest cia handouts is there's no concept of serious journalism at all. and it is, i'm sure he's disgraceful. i don't know quite how these things are going to change . when the so much secret money sourcing around with unaudited cia budgets

unacceptable policies based on fragile is some sions and going against international norms. that's how the egyptian senate president has described a damning resolution by the european parliament criticizing the countries human rights record. lawmaker claims the move is nothing short of the you trying to revive its colonial past. we all received with displeasure the decision issued by the european parliament. unfortunately, these policies are outdated, reminiscent of a european colonial legacy and reveal nothing but a hidden desire to spread the culture of a particular civilization. these are issues that no free country, particularly egypt, will accept. despite a number of moves by egypt within the last 18 months to improve human rights, european parliament says not enough progress has been made in the country and has called for a review of the blocks relations with cairo. the

e u has also demanded the unconditional release of egyptian political activists and social media influencers that move has been slammed by egypt, lower chamber of parliament as quote, a flagrant violation of the country's independence and a breach of guarantees of judicial independence. but to get more on this now we're going across live to professor of political sciences at how won university and cairo dr. maggot boutros, thanks a lot for joining us on the program. dr. now the egyptian senate president says this e resolution is reminiscent of european colonial legacy. do you think that's going too far or is that accurate? well, let's start from the beginning in politics. we say the social contract between the government and the people reflect the national values and traditions of any society in egypt, we have our lows in acted to reflect those values. and that are respected and

observed by the people. like for example, let's say how words they are criminalized in the east. it's not in the west, but i mean there is a clear example of this in the 1950s when one of the protesters called winston churchill as dumb and stupid when he was arrested. the a british parliament did criticize him, you know what he said? he said, we didn't concise him because he's, he abused me. it's because he revealed a national secret. then everybody went to love and that was all over. so what i'm saying is that at the west is trying to, ah, impose a, the western culture on the egyptian culture. they are going, they try to interfere in the egyptian sovereign. ah lowe's and judiciary like a one of the, um,

observations of the european parliament resolution saying that they are mistreating and violating the human rights of our lab. the fact that i lab for there is an activist, he was charged of criminal charges, inciting the egyptians to murder a policeman, and that was recorded on tv and what you expect them to do. and he exhausted all 3 stage is of litigation. that is a final verdict. so what you expect of the egyptian government to do to interfere in the judiciary. if they interfere in the judiciary and release him, or what you expect. let's play the devil's advocate. can the egyptian

parliament criticize one of the european countries for not responding to stress s o s coals of refugees in the media to rainy and who were drowning and not responding to them, killing hundreds of refugees in the mediterranean. and this is a serious charge. is this a criminal against humanity or not? is this a violation of human rights are not on the resolution calls for a comprehensive review of the use relations with cairo. what do you think this document means for those bilateral relations? well, or egypt is a sovereign state, as i mentioned earlier, egypt has a parliament a freely elected parliament, and the freely elected parliament did condemn and refused all those allegations.

these are misconceptions because most of the allegations about the mistreatment of human rights activists are coming from are the most either the muslim brotherhood or organization which is a terrorist organization in 6 countries declared a terrorist organization, 6 countries or, or the opposition. they are activists. so are these misconceptions? ah, i mean there, there are 2 sides of any story. did they take the egyptian side of the story? did they observe what is the record of the egyptian human rights or improvements and progress in egypt? did they look at the initiative of the presidential party been committee?

did they look at the national dialogue between the opposition and are they the government that they look at the decent life initiative to improve the lives and prove, provide the human rights a health care? a decent education, decent health care, decent living conditions. this is actually what the egyptians want. at the only or institution can criticize the human rights is number one, the egyptian parliament number 2, the supreme council of human rights in egypt. there is a supreme council to observe this. so are we, we don't say we are 100 percent or perfect. we are saying we are trying to have a we, we need to improve some aspects of human rights. we are on the verge of doing this

. but at any intervention or, or interference in our internal affairs, this is a violation of a sovereign state. and this is totally unacceptable. while i just have one more simple question for you, what do you think european politicians are trying to achieve with this strong wording of this resolution against cairo? i believe they have. there is a hidden agenda. i'm like a egypt did have a very strong stand in cop 27. and this month in november, i to protect the rights of the poor countries, especially 3rd world countries that were affected most by the a global warming. and it did a stress the need for

a fund to reimburse the poor countries of the aah. negative impact of the emissions are produced by rich countries and this fund is done so they are exercising pressure on the egyptian government for political agenda, i believe. so. and, and each one has to try to be a hero in front of a, of their own, ah, constituencies. so i don't think there is genuine accusations about human rights in egypt. there are, of course there are violations, but this is not a phenomenon. it happens like in any other country, like professor political sciences, dr. margaret boltron. thanks for joining us on the program. thank you. that's all

for this. our thanks for watching our to international and we hope you have a great day. ah ah ah . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even

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