ah, ah ah, to some theories at this hour the critical piece deal. so i'm going 7 years ago, was actually used to give you more time to prepare for war. as a confession made by former french prison alone, who helped broke the deal as well. he successfully testified an upgraded version of this new super sonic cruise missile, which it says when should dominance on future bible, palestinian authorities lash out what they describe as israel, ethnic cleansing, policies expanding, settlement. and the dispute did with

want to get our vendor they, they were, i mean you are the world. welcome to our international, just going for a i'm here in the russian capital. it's great to have you with, i'm around to mommy. let's take a look at today's top stories, yet another full european leader from so on to hires confirm that a critical piece agreement designed to end the conflict in the number 7 years ago was actually used to give cave more time to prepare for war against russia. yes, angela merkel is right on this point. since 2014 ukraine has strengthened its military posture. it is the merit of the men's agreements to have given the ukrainian army this opportunity. thus the time the pudding thought was an asset for him, turned out to be in fact, an opportunity for the ukrainians side. this letter contradicts all ahn's previous comments on the matter. back in 2016, he told reporters that the agreement bro could, while long island,

and germany's chance at the time angler merkle were the only option for sustaining peace and stability in ukraine. in recent weeks, marco has admitted that the deal was actually meant for the very beginning to buy time for keys to strengthen its military. the 2014 minsk agreement was an attempt to give you a crane time. he cried. yes, this time to become strong as you can see today, the ukraine of 20142015 is not the ukraine of to day. we heard from the father of the new site. dumbass insider says that e u has lost any legitimacy for brokering peace between russia and ukraine. let me put in said ha with woo. with one we will discuss with people worried july. so obviously woo signed a paper and a few years after said, oh, we just misled you. we just cheated it and we like to you, but you can discuss with these kinds of people. you cannot sign any agreements with

their so so. so the credibility of the european union is now completely destroyed and, and so they have no legitimacy to, to, to talk about in peace talks, or any peace proposals. or, i mean, because russia will, of course, not saying any paper with them because now the russian authorities, i've understood it any paper signed with the wister leaders as absolutely no. were you absolutely not moral talks an effort to root up political opposition, moser, among the new years resolutions presented by the hand of huge national security service. he said in a recent interview that a mangle would be to neutralize support for russia with a new gray. i can predict 3 things in the common year, more blasts and new special operations of the security services of ukraine for the

cleansing of the 1st column and fans of the russian world inside the ukraine. and most importantly, new legend re victories of the ukraine and defenders cave is already engaged in trying to eliminate the use of the russian language of the former soviet republic as well as route out cultural and religious ties, including by seizing property from the orthodox church. there are also reports of ukrainian ships committing atrocities against local residents, sympathetic to russia in areas that keeps military has recently taken from russian forces. we heard from finish journalist, yaneth, put cannon and who says that kids authorities of violating their countries constitution. first of all, abolishing the political opposition parties now totally closing down the medius and haunting down people will be otherwise than the official narrative agenda. this is terrible. great doesn't exist. us goes to tional state anymore. what we

witness ordered 2022 has been a lot of things to do with this claim. seen operations oppression though, crania, people to quiet down to keep their mouth shots. and these bottom lic, humiliating coaching people to, to post. these are really green pictures. what we are getting and receiving from crane and most terrible thing is that they don't even trying to hide what they are doing. right as head east. now the indian minutes is upset, free, testified in new supersonic cruise massage, but it says has an extended range animal dominate future battlefields. the, as a surface missile was launched by a russian design to se 35 digit it. a targeted ship at a distance of 450 kilometers in the bay of bengal off in the eastern coast. yes,

he says he is a significant part of the indies indians, military aviation fleet with about $200.00 company in service. india jointly manufactures the aircraft with russia. in recent weeks, india will also successfully testify the nuclear capable ballistic missile. we heard from a former indian and marshall, who says the modernization of india's military is currently a top priority. best was combination of a series of developing over the last few years. let's the significant capability, most of that important jointly developed by russian the the ideal and the supply is very important platform as well in the bridge. and in terms of operation and revenues of action, ramos, give them a significant like any country has the modernization process is

linked to the financial but entry processes, but also, you know, timeframe that tend to take very long time. and certainly, lucian, nevertheless, the military and it this one of the, obviously it's the, it's the leading military by the way to be. but because even, you know, the minute but a nuclear capable of india and you've never been paid. and with significant nuclear modernization that it's taking place, no doubt that you will consider me the military for inputs. and i said relations in russia and china are currently the best time he made this comment was during a video conference with chinese eating thing in the run up to the new was lou for

stealing the context of increasing geopolitical tensions. the importance of the russian chinese partnership as a stabilizing factors increasing are relations adequately withstand all tests and demonstrate maturity instability continuing to expand dynamically. as we noted earlier, our relations are the best in history, despite the unfavourable external environment, illegitimate restrictions and direct blackmail by some western countries. russia and china have managed to assure high growth rates of export commodity turnover. russia has become one of the leaders in oil exports to china. and today we're in 2nd place in terms of pipe gas supplies to china and forth in terms of the volume of imported liquefied natural gas. the internal potential of bilateral cooperation is becoming more and more evidence from january to november of this year, our tre turnover exceeded 170000000000 years dollars in the face of a complex and ambiguous international situation. we are ready to step up strategic

cooperation with russia and provide each other with opportunities for development present, hey, the fair that china's partnership with neighboring russia is actually in the world's best interest, while russia's leader offered congratulations on his counterparts re election as head of china is ruling political body gina to that, that cindy does have been in continuous contact this year. we got more details from c dtn correspondent dung, sheer, foreign minister, long e delivered a speech on china's our foreign policy when you, when need to. he had also re, it's rated the relationship between china and russia is rock solid and away and comes to the ukraine conflict. obviously, the u. s. to have had, you know, failed to persuade china to join international sanctions. again, russia, china, russia, see each other as a strategic contra, waited to the united states and share many common interests. you know, about that. china and russia believe that mutual assistance between these 2

countries will effectively balance the u. s. and diffuse the d. r strategic pressure, dad and the strengthening of the chest landing at elias may bring to both countries . china is ready to work with the russia and the world to oppose hedge monism and power politics. opposed to unilateralism protectionism, anti bully and china and russia. matic partners with a common goal of pushing back at a western dominant 8 dominated international system. thank our attention now to africa. the international criminal court in the hague uphill, the 25 year prison sentence for you guns and former warlord. he was the lead over extreme with religious group, but call it so the laws resistance army are news. abducted charles soldiers. he was implicated in a trustee that left an estimated 100000 people dead and drove millions for

ah one day at night. my blood, my money was setting that we, we live home, we go to a friend. all i knew was telling me that he saw somebody before noon there always catching that children. so at night these people came and kick diddo and they started to fade when they will buy me and a young che, lower c, vendor know anything. so i was know that the si se, but people because those that they to pay that with their help with of course you will not up anything. so no,

no options. you have to follow dad or eve, you say to day you are going to move the notice you have to move and being a young child. i don't know any data shows where these people are going. if you said you wanted to raise, you say ok if you want to rest. eudoxia on it is was, is e, you said you wanted to rest? no one desk in, ah, the impact of the conflict? it's too huge. so i little people within the community enough to family members. it's so many people lost their property for this too, a lot of resentment. thanks

for my new south and 18 month investigation into the food outside. i'm a drug cooled, i'm to hearn, has concluded that was found play in the approval process. revoke came also, suspicions were raised above the drills, clinical benefits and the high price set, or the pharmaceutical company producing it by a jan. this report documents the atypical f t review process and corporate greed that proceeded f t controversial decision to grant accelerated approval to adul home. i am hopeful these findings are a wakeup call for the f. d a to reform its policies and to call to action to my congressional colleagues, to continue oversight of the pharmaceutical industry to ensure they don't put profits over patience. while the drug was originally proved back in june of 2021, and the report indicates that the circumstances surrounding the approval raised

quite a bit of red flags. there's quite a bit of irregularity. this was the situation where in 2019 the clinical trials had been cancelled. because an independent report concluded that this drug was probably not very effective in fighting all timers. and when it came time for approval, not a single member of the advisory committee voted in favor of approving the drug yet it was pushed through anyway, i went ahead and that there was essentially lots of irregularities throughout the approval process. the da, i accelerated approval and it appears that the drug big pharma company, biogen and the food and drug administration and united states were collaborating and working together in this process. they had over a 100 and meetings and calls about this issue. and they weren't very apologetic, it seems about that they were working together to carry out a joint goal. this is what has been reveal other than the scheduling

e mails indicating the conversations took place. there was no official memorial. i sation of at least 66 cause as substantive email exchanges among the sub groups of the collaborative work stream team. a fact that was apparently overlooked by f d h review team until the internal review was initiated. now at this point, we have the facts in front of us and the details of this report are pretty damning . they seem to show that rather than being concerned about making sure that the 6000000 americans own suffering from alzheimer's would get some kind of treatment that would improve their conditions. they would, the f d a was simply secured and concerned about securing the profits for these drug corporations. and that biogen of his drug company was hoping to make a lot of money and helping them make that money was the concern that the sta was focused on. biogen initially said and unjustifiably high prize for and down at $56000.00 per year to make history for the company. despite the impact on patients

and the medicare program. documents obtained by the committees show that buys and viewed at the helm as an unprecedented financial opportunity estimate in a potential peak revenue of $18000000000.00 per year, and developed aggressive launch and marketing plans to maximize revenue throughout the drugs life cycle. now this drug, it was potentially quite burdensome for patients. it was indicated that those who took this drug in the hopes of offsetting the effects of all timers would be paying up to 20 percent of their incomes for it. and biogen was set to make billions of dollars off of this drug and the details about the results of the clinical studies . and all of that would indicate that they were paying people were paying lots of money for something that wasn't really going to be helping them in the long run. now all of this raises questions about the power of big pharma in washington, d. c. and how it seems like

a lot of members of congress and the food and drug administration itself has worked to collaborate with these big corporations and enable them to make profits. and the health of the public has been pushed aside. we're looking over the twitter files and there revelations about how the dialogue around the issue of coded was being suppressed out certain certain opinions and certain facts about coven 19 were not allowed on twitter or suppressed on twitter. and this all raises questions about the power of big money in washington, d. c. and how it seems like the safety and health of average americans, something that the food and drug administration is supposed to be protecting, that seems to have been left behind. and now to them, at least incoming israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, out to make settlement expansions in the west bank, a top priority. immediate harsh reactions from palestinians followed the state of palestine rejects, didn't exceed dentist, violent, racist,

and incitement to ethnic cleansing, policy guidelines of israel's new government. this agenda is an existential threat to the blessed indian people and their ineligible and inviolable rights is i'll settlement policies have been criticized by the you and special coordinator for the middle east peace process. he said they violate you en route resolutions and international law. often new guidelines will publish some formulas, really diplomats roots and lessons in that and you say in the policies would damage . israel's global standing local residents have also declared their concerns that mil her vehicle marvis extra. mr. government has every intention of conducting an escalation against the policy and people and set its eyes on important is rally control over the west bank and the rights of israeli people throughout the land. maybe our shop. i know of the i'm not alone. palestinians have tried these governments, but this is the most extreme in races government ever. but in light of the

palestinian division, it doesn't look good for them. palestinian areas have been in flames this year. were than a $175.00 palestinians died in the west bank and $56.00 and garza danielman had thought that these government seeks to take over the west bank and increase the presence of his rail settlements this year has been the bloodiest as many palestinians. voy, intentionally targeted and killed, which means israel wants to ethnically clans, the west bank, and clear all palestinians from it as a sat in the israeli media defense policy and government commentator, amir over and says, incoming government may be detrimental to future peace in the region. this is a very dangerous period because for the last 14 years now he's really government. most of them, of course, we're headed by the time, you know, there was a period of a year and a half, not to none of those. governments has advanced because of peace,

but these incoming government threatens to set back the cause of b by expanding settlement by threatening to buy ability of the future policy. and even we've been israel. there are problems is really society. and therefore, the government is seen by many israelis of these rarely population of baby legal, legitimate saying in the region more than 900 civilians have been killed or wounded as a result of the saudi led coalition offensive in yemen. according to local health authorities, despite un broken armistice agreement signed earlier this year, the international committee of the royal cross is estimated at $4300000.00 people have fled to their home since the source of the conflict, including approximately 3300000 people who remain at displaced the un is also

raised alarms about a concern in rise in infant death to a lack of sufficient medical equipment in the m and as the fighting that prevents necessary supplies from being imported. now has some background on the war in the m and the conflict broke out in 2014. as the country's government was overthrown for by saudi arabian offensive. because it has taken tens of thousands of lars and left 80 percent of the population reliant on age. the coalition took control over the many season, looks and deliveries of food and medicine to the country and a journalist. and thus, sir, i'm beer says the only way to improve the lives of the children is immediately end the war and the associated blockade. this is one of the, of the biggest problem yemen is still facing. and to know with that,

with the truth or without truth, children are the most vulnerable to this war. and i think what could be done to improve this situation, to rescue and to do it, to give the children and to help them not to be and not to not to die is only 2 in the will to live, to the located and to to allow the medicines and the aids and all kinds of little things that need and also all kinds of that. and the need to to hear has lashed out that politicians and for the native say frogs for pending protests were members of the kurdish group. p k. k. must not organize, asian is considered a terrorist. why both to hear and the the p k. k remains

a source of contention between 2 here an potential nathan members, food fillin with anchor demanding a crackdown on members inside those 2 countries and seeking expeditions. the protests started in response to a deadly shooting of the kurdish cultural center, and we, 3 people were killed. the demonstrations quickly turning the system of powers into arrives in the world. this is for erin says this is not the 1st time that he took his name to infuse nato upon or are ignoring the countries a security concerns. but when we look at french fall, fish is a visiting of this type of protest. the 1st of all, we have to realize that this is a 2 dimensional event. one does this, then a fully packed launched by a frenchman against the minority group. so they happened to be kurdish. but again then we see the p. k. k. hijack the reaction to the center po because act and try

to thrust itself into the forefront. and this is something that you get from. it does not want to see flags and paraphernalia and supporters of a designated therapy, a therapy that is responsible for the death of 40000 people over the past 4 decades . i'll walk around on the streets of paris unhindered allowed to assemble allows propaganda. this is a red line in the national security concerned, especially when this takes place as a capital of a nato members state. so this has always been his opposition to sweden and finland new obsession been as well and seeing this. all right now on paris is very concerned, and it's also showing how legitimate it concerns and opposition regarding us within nato obsession bit. and that this is a very relevant in urging and

a hurry most exhaust problem in situations and in many european capital. wrong for parking very ought to be, but it seems that nato partners aren't comprehend your don't actually, don't want to comprehend. tell me, what can i go about, indian our, a min, cool for global assistance on crypto currency. regulation of san coma approach is needed in the sphere, according to a financial stability report issued by the countries reserve bank. although the crypto acid market remains volatile, they have not yet been any spillover is on the disability of the formal financial system. the accumulated experience, however, suggests that they form an unstable ecosystem to address potential future financial stability risks and to protect consumers and investors. it is important to arrive at a common approach to gripped her assets. crypto assets are currently unregulated in india, but new delhi has declared the issue of focal point. and the estimates are over

$100.00 me and active users in the country. we heard from the vice president of the indian encrypted currency platform, who says that regulations could be beneficial to both the state and to uses b r b i has said is nothing you know, every 6 months the ib issues, a similar statement, and similar warnings about on crypto things get interesting in 2023 because india has become the president of g 20. what that means is that, you know, india against your global discussions around crypto, the indian prime minister being more d, as well as the finance minister now, but i see that i'm and have been speaking about the need for a concert, a global effort to regulate crypto so i think that in 2023 you will see a lot more action on those lines. so all of us know that a cannot be banned by regulation is a step in that direction because it was

a frame for all stakeholders to abide by. ah, well british fashion designer vivian west who died yesterday at the age of 81. she was known for her punk fashion and human rights activism. throughout the last 2 decades were so supported. hundreds of those among them are nuclear disarmament, climate change, and human rights issues. the business model was also a prominent support of media freedoms. she attended numerous photos and divided freedom for the jail journalist juliana fars observer. foreigners extradition hearing says that westwood was one of the 1st to draw much public attention. the father's case. she's was the fashion icon with a conscience and somebody who really stood for the kinds of freedom from lifestyle . which is one of recognizing that you know, you control the states union assigned is the original site for public radio.

somebody who fought for media freedom. she was suspended herself in a cage outside the court, wearing a yellow dress reminding everybody that a stone, just the original canary in the coal mine. she i, i was at an event where she was on the podium. and she brought this wonderful an effigy of assange and sliced the head off, which really shocked many of us in the audience. and she was, she said, this is what they're doing to a savage. they're slowly murdering it. and it was with radical and really startling statements like that that she caught the attention of the public and allowed people to recognize that the case of a salad which had been silenced for so long could be discussed in the mainstream, could be discussed by those who add those who haven't had it in conscience. well,

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