a voice a with a committee to protect journalists rejects the idea of supporting russian media. as reports emerge on upcoming e. u sanctions targeting russian outlet, the former ceo of a crypto currency exchange which collapsed owing over a 1000000 creditors. as bitter rested in the bahamas a day before he was set to testify before the u. s. congress with israel. it made its troops accidentally killed a teenage palestinian girl during a weekend raid in the west bank city of denise. we speak with her relatives who called for the continued killing stop shelf tough to be told me that my cousin had

been killed. i won't tell him to will tm these railey occupation and stop it's crimes. i appeal to the world to stand by us and pressure israel to stop its crimes . with hello and good morning from moscow to wherever you may be watching welcome to the hours most, pressing new stories from around the globe. i'm carol isabel, an organization founded to protect the rights of journalists around the world, has refused to support russia, media outlets, and individuals, and mid reports over looming e u sanctions. in their response to our ts request for comment, the committee said it does not view the journalist as unbiased, therefore would do nothing to help. c, p. j protects journalists facing reprisal for the journalistic activity. as long as

they adhere to the principles of unbiased objective reporting. when we looked at the names of people associated with the media outlets you mentioned in your e mail and who can be included in the new list of sanctions individuals. we found out that they did not follow this rule of unbiased journalism. therefore we cannot protect them. that says the e u reportedly plans to bring in a new wave of sanctions targeting russian media r t as well as the state television and radio company. the g p r k could potentially have their assets frozen while rossi, a one and run tv along with other channels, could reportedly lose their broadcasting licenses over 100 media personalities, including popular tv prisoners could also be blacklisted. meanwhile, the c p. j has been actively supporting pro western media outlets earlier this month. it demanded a band on radio free europe, radio liberty, a u. s. congress funded broadcaster was listed in afghanistan while last month the

c. p. j requested access to the bank account and website of radio as to the fame broadcasters, local target stand service was immediately restored. the outlet was reportedly suspended under kirk, it stands, money laundering regulations. legal media analyst slide all told us that media outlets often get accused of bias without any explanation as to why it is fascinating to me. that the reason why you are not going to be allowed to speak or to o pine is because you were biased. that you are not able to give an opinion because of a bias. does anybody understand what that means? can anybody define what bias is? where are the journalists around the world? where do people, where are they when they hear this, what does this mean to tell somebody we are worried?

you are a priori. limit your ability to speak because of your bias without explaining what this even means. can you explain it? have you heard a definition? listen, if you want to put all of the warnings warning, you know, the following may be biased, fine, let me hear it. but these terms misinformation, dis, information, bias is biased. did this, that me oh, my favorite. how could i forget propaganda? this is propaganda. what is that mean? how does that fit in the hierarchy of true? is propaganda ever true? does it mean it's exaggerated truth? does that mean to be, i disagree with these terms? me nothing. but we are nodding our heads in this collective obeisance, and that frightens me even more. we're becoming condition everywhere to just accept it. who is going to finally say enough, when? well, journalists around the world,

finally say that the dissemination and the exchange of information is a basic human right. whether on the individual level, the national level, the corporate level, they say something that is some way. apparently, we're at those max of truth because you know, the old expression, you only take flak when you're over the target bone. a say something that is piquant. i'm shut down. and i say again to the point of redundancy, i kind of understand that. i don't understand how the world is deaf is mum, is mute, is saying nothing because they're in your to this, they're there, they're indoctrinated to that. they're, they're becoming habituated to it. that scares me more than anything. meanwhile, in berlin, a parliament member has proposed the creation of a committee to control the spread of so called russian dis, information, amend the governments. a parent concern about r t d. e's popularity in europe. the danger of russian

propaganda and his information in germany should not be underestimated, especially now when everything is getting more expensive, there is a risk that people will become more receptive to pro russian fakes. according to germany, german media reports r t d e uses 3rd party outlets and you tube channels to spread information. journalists who publish so called pro russian information are said to be connected to russian controlled media. service american journalist, no boucher mileage, says european governments are playing the russian this information card to divert people's attention. this is not about misinformation or this information. this is in the mission of that one m p. you know, if, if people's a condition get sufficiently bad, they might question the reality that the government wants them to believe in. and this is, this is what it's all about. essentially, blaming russia is this get out of jail free card for every single european

technocrat who is not at all responsible to their own people. you had the german 4 mister literally say at a conference. i don't care what my german voters think or want. i am committed to ukraine, for example. and so here are these people who have nothing but contempt for their own citizens. and they're using this bug. the air of russian propaganda has already made excuse to shut down any descent that hold. it's purely political, it's purely automated at domestic repression. they're trying to basically silence their own people. and now to the don bass, where the head of the don, yes, republic says the region is being shelled with unprecedented ferocity. ukrainian forces have targeted 3 cities in the don. yes, republic on tuesday, that's according to local officials, around 40 residential buildings and 8 objects of civilian infrastructure were damaged by ukrainian attacks. over the past 2 days, our corresponded eager shot of reports from the front line.

getting to russia's frontline positions is to day a challenge in itself. only a fraction of civilian vehicles are capable of winning the struggle against these muddy country roads. you're driven from this spot. there's only about 3 kilometers of sludgy to rain and patches of pine trees between russian and ukrainian troops. popella, though i have been clear upon you, i was the author of i'm dead. one thing that the 2 armies have in common here is having to facilitate their survival, amid mud, under a mutual hail of bombs are p, jeez hand military optics. they neighbor here with simple stoves like this one.

they provide the much needed warmth and the hint at comfort, amid the very difficult conditions here, basically, temperatures here, they drop into freezing territories regularly into changing with down pose. all of that adds as yet another item on the already very long list of hardships. the most mundane of tasks like keeping clothes, clean and dry, turned into a gamble with death at the front line. now, whatever dangers there were, they have increased by an order of magnitude. the kitchen vehicle changed its route and went to collect the injured from another position. after the shelling the roads in trenches or muddy, the weather changes. sometimes it rains and then its freezing. we have to fix them all the time. some fight, as he learned the ropes of life and the war soon as they go. crane soldiers have been shuffled here with those who have been recently mobilized in of all parallel

hardship, though few of them regret trading the comfort of civilian life. for this croaker, our task is to protect the homeland. i packed my things and went to the front line though i could have stayed just like many of us could have. but were there was winter being only into its 1st month, no one here, hobb as the illusion conditions will improve any time soon. it will get worse before it gets better, and whoever adopts best will have the upper hand and combat over the enemy. survival of the fittest has never been more real. i'm bigger stone of reporting from the dumbass oxy. the c o of f t x exchange has been arrested in the bahamas at the request of u. s. prosecutors in connection with one of the biggest frauds in us history. however, some us lawmakers are questioning the timing of his detention. he was scheduled to

testify under oath before this committee today. unfortunately, the timing of his arrest denies the public, the opportunity to get the answers they deserve. house g o p was ready to grill him 6 ways to sunday. why not allow him to 1st testify to morrow and answer? are many questions. same bank been free. the rest comes just a day before he was set to testify before u. s. congress to explain the circumstances around the f t x exchange collapse which led to billions of dollars in losses for predators. his appearance will now be cancelled due to his detention x founded and run by bank. min fried was one of the world's largest crypto currency exchange platforms. it went bankrupt in november of this year, leaving potentially over a 1000000 creditors with missing money. us prosecutors are pursuing

a charges against bank, been freed, including conspiracy to commit fraud and money laundering. he. so far denies any wrong doing t v. host and political commentator, steve malls burg, believe the arrest doesn't give the prosecution a chance to use anything bank and freed could have said in congress, in their case the southern district of new york usually takes a lot of time before they know they've got to investigate a case and then they eventually make an arrest. this was done like that. that's number one number to think about this out of your and if he had testified before congress on tuesday in washington to way he was supposed to have testified, everything he said would have been under oath. he would have been under oath and all of that could have been used in a case by the prosecution, by the people who arrested him on, in a case against him. so the prosecution always stop in the

defendant. the suspect, the purpose of the person they have under under arrest from incriminating himself. usually that's what the defense team would do. if he's sitting there and testifying, and a republican asked him, i want you to name all the congress people that you contributed to. all the recall the democrats and republicans. i think that what would have happened all hell would have broke loose to arrest him on a day before they could have waited another day on a day before they would have given him a themselves so much ammunition to proceed with the prosecution in a court of law, all of that they could have used that they have none of it. why the israeli military has admitted it's highly probable idea. troops accidentally killed a teenager during a battle with gunmen. the incident happened on sunday during

a raid by israeli forces in the west bank city of jeanine. we spoke with relatives of the victim who are calling on the world to intervene. my father found jane as soaked in her blood on the roof of the house. when the ambulance took her to the hospital, they found 4 bullet wounds, 2 in her chest and 2 in her foot, and the doctor told us that the bullet fragments killed her. these railways claimed that the palestinian youths are the ones who killed her. now they have admitted that they killed her by mistake. how was she killed by mistake when the fired for bullets? these rallies want to take revenge on the palestinians, especially if they are unable to arrest any of the wanted persons. jana was a beautiful and wonderful gale, and i was shocked. often he told me that my cousin had been killed. i won't ask the will tm, these railey occupation and stop it's crimes. jenna was on the roof of the house, but these railways targeted and killed her, disraeli army has the technology and knows exactly who it is targeting. i appeal to

the world to stand by us and pressure israel to stop it's crimes. janna was a simple girl, like all girls of her generation, with high morals. she dreamed of completing her education and being a successful person in the future a plan such incidents have become more frequent in recent months with more than $200.00 palestinians killed by israeli forces this fear. according to the palestinian authorities, health ministry. r t. 's maria phenomena has more details to the story. a horrible incident, indeed and sad to say, yet another one as israel's mill, through rates that have become an almost daily reality for the residence of the occupied west bank. here. often lead to fatalities often included among civilian population and including among the children. this recent tragedy happened in the city of daneen. in the northern part of the west bank, the 16 year old girl called the john, i was shot that near her house. this terrible case has already attracted

international attention. the un special representative for children and on conflicts age. currently on her visit to the west bank and the gaza strip. and she claimed on monday that she is aware of the daily crimes committed against palestinian children. this is quotation and she also said that she affirms the you as close cooperation and coordination with the palestinian authority in order to protect palestine in children, quotation in light of the escalating israeli violations and settlers violence. israel though teams has a different position. this is what one of the members of these railey far right. jewish national for on potty claimed last week in an interview call. michelle silly is gonna be a new gobble because of a very clean at the almost suddenly the few high of love see keith graham with a new give a commercial shimoda name. remodel himself. you may say leave the hut tabatha or lucy mode for the steel before a shirt and

a few more for the senior people. that's a racist policy for a government to have nothing to tell me about a harmonium gears motion of secret. eliza casual visa, the u. s has now also reacted calling for accountability after these rail, the army said a soldier likely accidentally showed this 16 year old john a dad. we do express our profound condolences to the family of jonah zach khana, the young teenage girl who was killed. we understand the idea is undertaking an investigation to what happened. we hope to see accountability in this case. again, this is not the 1st case. unfortunately, the palestine in authority claims that since the beginning of this year alone, the israeli occupation forces exaggerated. this is the word they use more than 52, palestine and children, the palestinian prime minister, a cold for an international investigation into the killing of john and her family. now hope that all those responsible will be punished and they will be able to

achieve justice for their beloved daughter. we discussed israeli officials, recent of rhetoric towards palestinians with a defensive and government commentator from tel aviv, who said that such views are not widely shared among israelis. the problem is that such provocative language could add to the already explosive environment and dr. extremists on both sides for the students as well. it is ready to move from words to action. there is a smoke and vocal minority which may hold such as simplistic views. it does not express the views of the israeli majority or of the supporters of the outgoing government. but there, frankly, mister yo, even he, if he personally does not told such you is now beholden to be the extreme is and

he will have to do that breathing if he wants to cling to power. ah, india's retail inflation rate has dropped to an 11th month low and the countries prime minister doesn't want to stop there. he is urging tech specialists to ensure india is left behind in the 4th industrial revolution. r t room during sharma brings in more details. o, as in dog economy managed to do well amidst back to buy global prices with a re all the nations here with a detailed analysis of indian growth project tree. and how rare as experts, analytics and agencies are praising in there for being successful amid the global economic turmoil. let's start with the world bank, which recently said that the indian economy is not only better pleased to handle global head winds than it's emerging market counter barks,

but lifted up in deals g d p growth for the current fiscal year to 6.9 percent. slightly higher than the 6.5 percent it projected for the year at the end of september, india's economy has been remarkably resilient to the deteriorating external environment and strong macro economic fundamentals which have placed it in good stead compared to other emerging market economies. while the world bang bomb sub india's growth rejection, it also dropped in dallas october inflation to 6.77 percent from 7.41 percent in the preceding month, mainly due to easing prizes in the food basket. the world bank forecasts inflation in india to keep declining next year to 5 point one percent. but it's not the world bank alone praising india's economic development as some be global, as well as morgan stanley. how recently showed their forecasts on in the of

economic future, and it looks bright. india has the conditions in place for an economic boom field by off shoring investment in manufacturing, energy transition and the countries advanced digital infrastructure. these drivers will make india the world's 3rd largest economy in stock market before the end of the decade. meanwhile, in dallas prime minister, larry the more the recently said, the country can not afford to miss the 4th thing is to a revolution ago. when the 1st industrial revolution came, india could not take benefit from it. we lagged behind in the 2nd and 3rd industrial revolution, but to day, when it's time for the 4th industrial revolution, india cannot miss it. a long term vision is pivotal for stable growth and development. india cannot miss the 4th industrial revolution opportunity won't come again. now, despite the current economic unrest in the world,

india has managed to become a safe haven for multi nationals according to analysis by the economic times, nearly a dozen multi nationals such as nestle, pepsico, coca cola, l'oreal and others are doubling down on india with higher investments increase spending and selective hiring in their annual operating plans for next year. having identified it as amongst the few markets that are growing. economic growth opportunities, a huge. we're adding new or investment categories and incrementally increasing spending. as we make our plans for the next year, we have identified that this is the decade of india. and that's not all yet. according to goldman sachs, india is about to overtake the u. s. economically by 2075, and by 2015, india is expected to be in the world. top 3 economies. as the global economy currently isn't titles, all eyes are on india, luncheon sharma,

artie new delhi to peru now where protest continue demonstrators in lima, have attacked the headquarters of the prosecutor's office and the superior court of justice. in this video, you can see a protester being struck by police with an unknown projectile, while other officers were themselves wounded. at least 7 people are reported to have been killed during the demonstrations. the unrest is in response to former president castillo's impeachment and subsequent replacement with us back. the novel are fe the u. s. welcomes president bull r t a and looks forward to working with her administration to achieve a more democratic, prosperous and secure region. we support your call for a government of national unity, and we applaud peruvians as they unite and support their democracy. the former president castillo declared

a state of emergency and decided to dissolve parliament, while the majority of its members voted for his impeachment. he was arrested on 2 charges after he tried to install an emergency government in response to the threats of impeachment, bulwark that has declared a state of emergency and is pushing for early elections. peruvian activists, daniela or these beliefs, the international impunity is what drives the country's government. always leave it, is this call it the police of the information in which they are even blaming. look, i see your of people that are be motivated by the police who ease it under the power of the network. a lot of the process here are against being a whole new art. this government, the teaching, made, protest, east. the same brought this attitude against that by what the having led there will be and people the site will be, are both in the market system that we have elected. they look a,

see you suppress events. most of the american countries, a half in half credit elected live we, in precedents, we feed the cars or the fans or whatever. we have a new lead 15, but i see we have body collected federal a we have to fill in a government that never governors who minutes or land kula know. and there is a dinner situation. you, which a, the imperialist power of the us is looking power in the region. know, so i think also the, i mean the live in the off of a string sign of violence of the school lead by, by the number of bit is suspicious. we have had moments in which it was have the spirit of power by the congress with a for the money under the right. when that it will. all right, we know, but what we're seeing now is something beer and he seems the yeah, in like the company in that process and that they know that they are going to

coffee the national impunity. not that i think is also something really important. key individuals from 12 countries i've taken part in the 13th agent conference of the val di, international discussion club. we spoke to pam cause joshua g s i a director of the center for security studies who says that the russian and indian partnership has paramount importance. despite right, rising western pressure, given the fact that economic ties are progressing because we have been very interested in you ration economic union and you know, guns from all the also came and show that this has a lot of promise with regard to connected with. do we can further allocate, i believe there is a potential, but we even have to expend our basket of goods. this is weird. i believe there is a lot of potential which can be done in terms of agriculture production done. so let me finish stick products as well as india and russia and really join hands with

regard to creating new kind of products which can be exposure to the 3rd world countries. during the 1st recovery time, it has been russia and the energy energy aspect. we just had doesn't because it auto share is one of the largest exporters avoided to us and we are benefiting lot with they got it got re recovery process. and i let me tell you frankly that vist is not dictating dumpster and down via not accepting good ideas. and that it is, again, going back to the fact that our national interest in our old friendship, russia, is a fair amount of importance. and that's a wrap on the top, the stories for this hour, for more news and content head over to r t dot com. and don't forget to follow us on rumble. odyssey and gab, see you again next hour. ah,

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