ah, ah ah, the headlines on, on the international law could confirm that the military has taken full control of it don't yet to a public sold mining town of solid off as often months, googling fossil vehicles on developing countries to stand together against threats of globalization, host more than a $120.00 nations for the voice of the global south summit and fresh classes in class. she's in palestine after 3 residence. i killed in 24 hours during israeli army raids. we speak to a mother who lost a 15 year old son and previous violence. these ran the occupation army conduct

traits to kill our children. my, to relieve my anger is not like who killed my son. a 8 pm. hey, on friday, the 13th there in moscow. this is our t international. we've been very late as well. news updates. great to have your company on top story. this our, the russian defense ministry. se mosca has taken full control of the strategic town of sola, dawn and dawn. yes. republic. the advanced paved the way for russian troops who pushed towards a nearby city of auto mall. they attempt to cut off the ukrainian military's front line supply routes. visual villarreal on the evening of january 12th, the liberation of the town of sola dar was completed. the town is of significant importance for the successful continuation of an offensive internet. scary on gaining full control of solid are makes possible the cutting of ukrainians supply

lines which are located in the southwest of the city of arte, almost after which will result in the complete encirclement of the remaining ukrainian troops was more than a year later when the defense ministry also say the combined russian force took part in the bathroom for salvador, including the wagner, private military grape which fought inside the town and its underground mines. many of the wagner troops who so part in the fighting our former russian convicts around a 100 of them have now returned home after being granted a pardon. upon completing a 6 month contract with the private military corporation. some of the veterans that say they plan to return to the front lines in the future. meanwhile, the white house is attempting to down play the strategic significance of solider on the near by city, up on tim offs which the ukrainians and the allies cool backlit. we don't know how it's going to go, so i'm not gonna predict failure or success here. but even if they're

both bach mood and so with our fall to the russians, it's not going to make a, a, it's not going to have a strategic impact on the war itself. and it certainly isn't gonna stop the ukrainians or, or slow them down in terms of their or their efforts to regain their territory on things women, cancer have now explained the importance of solid on how the west has the flip flops, every significance it since russian forces took over well the city so far, solids our and our jo moskowitz, she ukraine, have renamed into baltimore there of paramount importance, both for the crating and military and for the russian one as well. now we just heard from a john kirby who's trying to downplay that importance. well, the narrative off our western western politicians and the western media, if you will, it seems to be a changing every time it's suits them and depreciating the success of the russian

military. a seems to be a well then you normal and the even in a wester report, so they don't even flinch when they contradict themselves. solid are those small in size is strategically important to the ultimate capture of back mood. solid are, is important to this taking of so the dog could have a major impact on his battle. the streets of solid are littered with debris as wagner fighters, battle for control of this strategic town. well, even if a person is a skeptical towards their reports, offer a western mainstream media. what is there left to think about when the leader of ukraine president uminski himself is comparing the fight for salazar and are tom of to some of the most epic battles in history. baltimore digital. just as straw hall that holds bagged the russian army. but for the russian army to completely pull out more canons and sales are needed. if so, just like the battle of saratoga,

the fight for baltimore will change their tragic tory of our war for independence and freedom. let's take a look at the reality on the grounds. at the moment russian defense ministry have announced that a solids are, had been completely liberated by the russian army on the eve of fall friday and ends over the last 3 days. you alone, ukraine, an army lost, or at least a $700.00. roger sent overpass you week, so that number is a well in to thousands. now us solids are itself used to be a town of like $10000.00 residence. it's a home to the largest salt mine in europe are used to houses, soviets, weapons depot, as well. it's only 10 kilometers away from the city or for our thomas. so taking that sound is of paramount importance. so for russia, as it will now move towards our gym of square on the outskirts of the city,

the fighting is already taken place and russian defense man is free also said that's a bite. taking salazar, they have cut off for ukrainian armies, supply routes, and very soon that will also result in the encirclement of the ukrainian troops. now, there are many refugees in russia from us on the door, from our tour more scanned, also from towns of south ly bouncing from a tours, which those are the 2 towns, sir, that i mentioned will be the next battle field for russia. with fighting, showing no sign of abating on that on bass front lines. the battle ground has taught many families apart. listen, a found a way to read night if it means risking their lives ah with bill across the entire front line on the town of gwinnett everywhere.

ah, with that this wasn't just a surprise for my son, but also for my wife. it was her birthday when i met with our son and we recorded a video message together and sent it to her with the city that you did. but we want to congratulate you on this remarkable day. we wish you, happiness and good health, let our son come back home alive. global south countries need a type of globalization which brings a quality, not climate and debt crisis as how india's prime minister had described current

problems facing developing countries. the comments were made during a 2 day virtual summit with over a $120.00 nations in attendance. be blown out global. i isn't that big. russ, but it be and bag being did. when a d i. d o. in shaw, we've won. i. ruins sent the global i use. the indian prime minister also announced plans to unite the global south humanitarian efforts to combat the effects from natural disasters and crises. meanwhile, indians taught diplomat know to be significant damage caused by globalization and called for more unity among developing countries. many eva, pacing unsustainable debt and viable projects, trade barriers, contracting, financial close,

and climate mish. though this was added the devastation of the call with funding and the discriminatory practices which characterized no business. it's, it stop lea exposed the dangers of over centralized globalization and underlying much it was a reminder that the mall democratic, unequal vote can only be built on greater diversification and localisation. saying no to bob concentration or any time in the world to be political or economic . and that's the whole idea behind this summit, which is organized by india, this to the summit, which is b 120, held, where over 200 countries all participating. don't dwell more on the changing world order and creating a new world where the voice of the global south is human equal importance. now,

as far as these countries in the global south concern developing countries, the countries that are largely non presented on powerful platforms. their issue was their concerns need to be hard and that's what india is doing. they've been impacted by the fam demik in the last couple of deals. also the conflict and ukraine and the subsequent sanctions on moscow has made things very difficult for many of these countries. food crisis, energy crises, sports. eliza crises are, of course something that these countries happen for you think perhaps much more than the rest of the world. but there one says on not being heard and that's what india is doing. none of this is called the attention that it dissolves in global costs. but not the nations is concerned of frozen 1945 invented mechanism is simply unable to articulate the wider concerns. some

apollo beach singularly focused on their own little bondage to the exclusion of the well being locked into that minute. so the view was concerns perspective and priorities, all of the global se, developing countries, and that india haskell e t a the in the today's session which is organized will be little presented at the g. 20 summit in september with a war lea does. a will be hosted by india and, and that's the whole idea behind the summit. the duty summit, which has been held by india the u. k. should get rid of his colonial mindset. thus, the message from china's foreign ministry, which lashed out at a recent report by london, criticizing beijing's policy on hong kong. you're not with regular hong kong has long been returned to china and hong kong affairs are purely the internal affairs

of china, which allow no room for foreign interference. we urge the u. k. to recognize reality, trends let go of its colonial mindset and respect china's sovereignty and unity. the u. k. government report claims freedoms are being eroded by the chinese government in hong kong, alleging authorities systematically cracked down on free speech. forcing the closure of independent news outlets. hong kong was handed over to china by the u. k . i k. 1997. the city was guaranteed a high degree of autonomy and freedom of speech and a principle of one country to systems. then in 2020 beijing imposed a national security law to punish terrorism, treason, subversion, answer session with possible life imprisonment, which has been met with criticism from the west. with that in mind, human rights watch is now sounding in the alarm of violations in the u. k. itself in 2022, we saw the most significant assault on human rights protections in the u. k. in

decades. from your right to protest, your ability to hold institutions accountable, fundamental and hard one rights of being systematically dismantled. the report was highlighted several new law introduced in 2022 that we can human rights protections in the u. k. for example, some measure strips the right for the fall of the cars and other vulnerable groups, while others limited judicial oversight, restricted the freedom to peacefully protest. let's discuss this further. now let's cross live it to all guest alexander mackay political analyst and it's a red star radio many thanks for joining us on the program. nice to see this evening, said alexander, according to human rights watch. as we heard 2022 was the worst year for human rights protection in the u. k. in decade. so why now with london so focused on hong kong when it's its own country thing, it's biggest decline in civil liberties in decades. because the, the good old fashioned british standard when it comes to human rights nikki,

is never apply to yourself that which you seek to apply to your enemy. and the doctrine of human rights, particularly human rights, as applied to the international relations arena, is always one that is only going one way when it comes to the standard supply from the british government. the british government is still somewhat so we say saw having to give up hong kong all the way back in 1997 with the disturbances in hong kong, which the chinese authorities blamed on outside interference from united states and britain with a degree of justification, the british sought to weaponized the protest in hong kong to try and disrupt the governance of the age of china to try and cause problems to the chinese government . and the doctrine of human rights was their way of actually doing that was their way of propagandizing amongst these protesters in hong kong to try and win them over to being more influenced by the british government. but of course,

as you point out, the human rights watch report points out. this is all entirely hypocritical, of course, because it's not just in 2022 when it's been about year for human rights in britain . there's been repressive legislation passed against protest passed in the name of suppose it anti terrorism, making it easier for the security services to suppress the free speech imprisoning this and all of that has been going on in britain for well over 20 years now. since even before the events of september, the 11th 2001. so for the british government to criticize anybody in the world when their own record on this has been criticized heavily by human rights bodies. going back over multiple governments with 20 years. it's just a matter of hypocrisy, and of course, it's a matter of using human rights to try and attack war. china now that china is, according to the prime minister, richie soon act a designated enemy of grip. what do you think the attorneys foreign ministry is

right? where it says the u. k is holding onto this historical colonial. mine says while the colonial mindsets, all of the u. k. government really has left nicky last perpetually in colonial nostalgia, even when nations to become independent. the british government still seeks to dominate them through economics and trade and cultural suppression as well. so very much there is the colonial mindset when it comes to hong kong. many people inside the corridors of power in london haven't got over having to leave hong kong as yet, and they haven't also accepted the fact that the world is changing all around them . they can't get over the fact that they're having to deal with a chinese government that they have to take seriously and treat as an equal. they don't like doing that when it comes to the indian government either. and we, we've seen how they react to the russian government over the last few years. and

these are people trying to cling onto a world in which it is uni polar. meaning that is, it is one that is organized around the priorities of the united states with britain as the united states is loyal subjects. and now that that is receding, they are lashing out all over the place and desperately trying to clean onto it. rather than adapt to this new reality, they are trying to retreat into a, an imaginary past london in washington, a frequently being accused by beijing of interfering in china, domestic policies and affairs when it comes to hong kong. and taiwan especially, is about human rights. a tolo is the western countries have oh terry motives. it's not about human rights at all. it's about power and it's about the world order as it stands. and as, as it is changing. and the seeking of the british and the american governments to try and resist any way they can and human rights language and criticisms dressed in

the language of human rights in one way they seeks try and damage china on the propaganda level. and it's also a way of trying to undermine chinese sovereignty of the sovereignty of any government that they've designated enemy by trying to insert more british government sponsored non governmental organizations into china and other countries to try to spread british influence. when we know very well that a lot of these n jose have been used by britain and america for the purposes of espionage activities and intelligence gathering activities and propaganda activities. so human rights is just a language. it's a, it's a piece of branding. it's a piece of propaganda that we never apply in britain. the british government never applies it to the relationships they have in the world for over 80 years, nearly a century now, for the british government has been reliant upon a very close relationship with saudi arabia,

for the exercise of british influence in the middle east on of course, the exercise of influence over the oil trade. the saudi arabian record on human rights is worse than any country. the britain criticizes pruitt's releases for the foreign office like china, or russia or india. and we have that same relationship with other countries historically as well as the britain had a long relationship with the side south africa. didn't give up that until right at the end of the 1918 for all that embrace of nelson mandela. later on, all the various various repressive regimes in south america like the pen to shake government that britain had very close relationships with and indeed sold alms to. so this concern over and writes the so called concern. nice, never present when there is money to be made in steel or an oil deal, or when british influence can be extended via dealing with the dictatorship no matter how repressive it is. and if i'll finish on this point, they,

this never occurred to anybody. when of course, tony blair, the full british prime minister was making millions of pounds, providing services to all kinds of dictatorships and repressive regimes all over the world, acting as a sort of unofficial envoy of the british government. and this is a man whose entire career was dotted with hypocritical language about human rights . so the human rights can, evaporates like water on a frying pan whenever there's a few pounds of steak. so alex, on the if 2022 was the worst. if human rights protection in the u. k. in decades, how do you see been next year 20 but this year, putting out well being about the same or even worse, to be honest because 2022 stood out because there was a series of repressive pieces of legislation passed regarding protest um regarding asylum seekers but britain is out on the polling record on civil liberties for a very long time, nicky, we are imprisoning right now. the british government holds in prison. julian

a sons for the crime of reporting things that were true. he is locked up in a maximum security prison in london called bel nash. and he has been in prison there for over 2 years now before that he was a involuntarily detained in a foreign embassy. and that's the persecution of a man for exercising free speech. for believing in the citizens right to know what his government is doing. so it's an appalling track record on free speech of the british government has. and as i said previously, we have passed legislation restricting protest over and over again for the house of commons. and house of lords that severely restricts the british citizens right to demonstrate in a way that would make a protest effective. and this legislation has been topped up every year since the early 2 thousands. the various anti terrorism acts enable trials to be held in secret for people not to be presented with the evidence that is being held against

them for house arrest on the very dubious conditions. there is a program which seeks to turn public sector work is not just police or security officials into informants for the states called the prevent program. and all of this is just added to every single year. it doesn't matter which party is empower conservative all labor. the only out so they have to anything regarding protest is more repressive legislation and did just this week, richie soon, i can the business secretary grant shops, unveiled new anti strike laws to be targeted at labor unions in this country. and that's how they respond to the strikes of a hey, in the public sector in the transport saturate britain, it's by passing more anti stripe legislation on top of 40 years of anti labor union legislation that we've got in this conflict. we have by the boasting of tony blair himself, some of the most repressive anti labor laws in the entirety of europe. so for the

british government go round, criticizing anybody else. i mean, they should, any other country should do what the chinese did and just laugh the british government out of the country because they are not worth taking seriously on this point. alexander mackay political alliston that is a red star radio many thanks to join you guys appreciate your time. thank you. ah to palestine now why 3 more locals have been killed by israeli troops in the last 24 hours during security rates in the west bank. oh, countries have i wrapped it in palestinian city? the thousands of residents down to the funeral of those killed warners talk to the streets, waving flags and chanting slogans. 41 year old man's kill trying to stop is waiting . so just attaining his son. another demonstration was seen in the palestinian at

city of not lose the us locals gathered at the funeral of a 21 year old man. the 2nd with those killed recently killed by the israeli military. these way army house conflicts, palestinians in the west bank since the beginning of 2023 since last year. special forces have repeatedly carried out night time rates, allegedly searching for members of militant groups, according to a jerusalem based human rights organization. last year was the deadliest in 2 decades with around a 150 palestinians killed by israeli troops. or if a notion of visited a family who lost their 15 year old son during a previous is radio peroration. i did, my ad was 15, his family and friends. remember him as a kind funny boy, adam had plans and loving life that has been taken from him by an israeli soldier. and you're in a mil to rate of the hey, isha camp in bethlehem. in the south, although to fight west bank no much what i was asleep. my sister in law came and

told me adam was injured. i got to the hospital and i was told he was suffering from blood loss. i thought he would live. i didn't think he would die when i had my brothers screaming inside. i knew right away, my son was matted. i went crazy. i fell to the ground crying. i have no one else, only him and now his gun. the palestinian foreign ministry condemned adams killing and cold it. a heinous crime of execution is ro says the boy had a weapon and that is why he was targeted. adams' mom denies that saying those are false accusations when used in an attempt to justify the killing. the selected and these really occupation army conduct trades to kill all children that didn't should, that lacks, but it hasn't chests and i was won't mind relieved my anger, his knowledge of who killed my son and his rarely human rights group reported that last year. these railey military killed the highest number of palestinians in occupied west bank in the past 2 decades. 146 people,

5 women and study for miners among them. we contacted the idea for a come and they say they account a terrorist. mcdevitt, he often leads to fatalities from both sides. lie, fire is meant to be used by the security forces only after all. other options have been exhausted. the vast majority of those killed by idea fire in judea and samaria this year were involved in terrorist activity that posed a direct threat to human lives. adam has become the 3rd palestinian killed by israel's army since the beginning of this year. when we started filming this report, he was the last. by the time we finished it, there was another one killed in the killer with temper, the occupation army raised the camp no fewer than 15 times a month. we have more than 200 wounded people in the camp, including those with an amputated leg and i am one of them. the whole world is in solidarity with ukraine, even though what is happening to us is more terrible. so why do they stand against russia? but stand with israel,

adam was buried not far from his home. he used to work at a bakery and would started for an his daily morning walk to work, was through this cemetery, as well as on the day of his death, william adam adam, merely what happened to adam was a cold blooded execution. teenagers of 1415 and 16 years old. they're all gone. i'm scared that my son or any other young man in the camp would go through this. at the cemetery, we met a family of another boy from the camp who was killed last year. when the army stormed his house and the rest of his brother, omar followed them and threatened to destroy a 27 soldier battalion. if they don't release his sibling, he was shot with 4 bullets and died on the spot. his brother is in jail now. my son died, standing out for himself, he stood up for his homeland. he stood up face family. he stood up for his brother, who is in prison. oh mer was adam's friend. they graves a side by side exactly like the boys were in one of their pictures. the year has

just started and already they have been several funerals held in the west bank. the new government in israel has been cold the most far right and the country's history and its 1st step into palestinian affairs. backing that up, people here fear the 2023 will be even bloodier than the previous year. but so record levels of violence, roofing ocean r, r t odd hasha, kemp, bethlehem. a chinese florida. minnesota is now in angola as part of his trip across africa. and to boosting beijing's cooperation with the continent as well. the country's leader, she june pink as congratulates days on golden counts upon with the 40th anniversary of ties between the nations. early on thursday, the minister visited another african countries count bone noting a tradition of friendship and partnership between the 2 nations. tony's media also mentioned a group of chinese doctors that been working for years and providing medical supplies to improve lives and one of the poorest communities in gap on fidgety and reporter may, could,

takes us through the details of the visit. the chinese firm minister, king don, has wrapped up, is shedding a bon as the 2nd leg of the 5 country visit to africa. he has met with the governor's president alley bungle and foreign minister and michael mussa. king also held in press conference with his governess, count of ard after a brief cold storm meeting. seeing that the 2 sides have similar standpoints, a multiple international and regional affairs. so shannon could bon share traditional friendship, an important partnership with valuer relations with to bon duplicate, and were willing to work hand in hand with gabon to promote a comprehensive partnership to the next level. this is the main purpose of my visit, chinese willing to work with gabon in areas including biodiversity and green development. we're also prepared to dock china's belton road initiative with good bonds on development goals and initiatives to further explore but units and achieve more concrete results of bilateral collaboration is his fingers 1st overseas trib, as chinese foreign minister. as he himself mentioned earlier,

this is in accordance with a tip of medic, traditions with the chinese government of 33 years to send its top to the ladder to african countries right after the new year. after leaving the ball and the newly appointed chinese foreign minister will be visiting angola, benning, and egypt on friday and over the weekend. and he's expected to meet expect leaders, high level officials and pay a visit to the headquarters of the league of arab states. when he finds joining us here and i'll see international web back at the top of the i was more mm ah, let. i was a guy that just rounds it, you know, nobody mutual god without that nice. i'm exactly the pcp of like a good use of villas do i.