ah, a boy is a new defense who is under you or sanctions as the country leading thing makes history. becoming trying as for president to be re elected for a 3rd consecutive dragons of the shell went right through the car right here. and right through this seat, as you can see, the blood is still there, father, and so are killed in the civilian areas. once again, come on the train showing long time original rivals, iran and saudi arabia agreed to resume diplomatic relations and to reopen their

embassy. a move with important political implications, a position called for the government resignation. now to break down how these cases the most and the role of foreign employed with good afternoon and welcome to our internet, of course in a, from a more serious just gone 1 pm here. i'm right mommy. and you'll watch in the weekly . here are the top stories for this week and for today tries key political event named the 2 sessions have seen several fresh appointments. so the government, new device is certainly shang food takes up his post. today, the official has been under your assumption since 2018,

but buying military equipment from russia. c t n correspondent, and jo josh, it says the fact that the minister is sanctioned doesn't bode well for the prospect of restoring dialogue between the 2 countries. to spot, i treat a friction since your political tensions back then. i mean, 5 years ago, china, yes. we're still maintaining to clar magic and security dialogue, which haven't been seen these days. many chinese new defense minister just appointed today is now under the us sanctions. he would not have a decent meeting with any officials or he's us come to part. so we are not expecting the leaders meeting between the 2 sides in terms of, you know, security talks. if you know the new ministries under sanctions, you would not provide or create any good atoms for, for the 2 sites to restore the dialog mechanism which would not lead to any

better environment for the bi retires. so i think the washington has to consider if it has to make some moves towards that, you're going to the new primarily chang was also among the newly appointed high ranking officials. the previous, he served as the secretary of the chinese communist party in shanghai. the premier nomination was supported by seizing thing who risk recently made history as childs 1st, the, the elective for the consecutive following the election. she confirmed his oath of allegiance to the country and its people. washer, sir, i pledge to be a legion to the constitution of the people's republic of china and safeguard the constitution's authority. fulfill my legal obligations be loyal to the country and the people be committed in honesty, my duty except the people supervision and work for

a great modern socialist country that is prosperous, strong democratic, culturally advanced, harmonious and beautiful. i. g, g, p. take this oath. during the session, the shy is for miss express hope. the e you will embrace strategic independence from the u. s. r. for the end of the conflict in ukraine. he added that the west is escalating, the conflict am pursuing its own agenda while undermining chime as proposed piece plan. earlier you honish, regrettably, however, efforts for peace talks have been repeatedly undermined. there seems to be an invisible hand pushing for the per traction and escalation of the conflict and using the cream crisis to serve a certain geo political agenda. while the u. s. fully supports ukraine child form as at his washington of disrespecting, beijing sovereignty tenses intensive. i laughed all those when then house speaker nancy pelosi ignored all warnings. i'm paid an official visit to fly one fall here

shop response from beijing am prompting large scale mercy drills around the island visitor. giant form mass of pointed out the apparent hypocrisy of the us dance, saying washington respects the total integrity of your grain. while disregarding the fights, taiwan is an integral part of china sullivan. t shirt tango, the chinese people have every right to ask. why does the us talk about respecting sovereignty and territorial integrity and ukraine? what disrespecting china sovereignty and territorial integrity on the taiwan question? why does u. s. gas china not to provide weapons to russia? well, it keeps selling arms to taiwan in violation of the august 17th communique. why does the u. s. keep on professing the maintenance of regional ties? instability, while cowardly formulated in a plan for the destruction of taiwan. rabble rousers devotee for

a massa saga rehab cove says bilateral title china driver in the u. s. and his allies around the world. quote crazy. he made the comments an exclusive interview here on arte achieve 90 guns of this book would. obviously americans are concerned that are comprehensive partnership and the whole complex of our ties. multi faceted and deep have received an additional impetus and continued to develop despite all our enemies attempts to upset them and damage our relations. the americans seem to understand that the russia, china nexus is one of the pivotal elements in the formation of a new multi polar world order. and it is, if you like, an antidote to the american tic tac, an american hedge ammonia. we work with the people's republic of china, hand in hand, standing shoulder to shoulder, resisting the onslaughts of our enemies. we have a lot of projects and we have the groundwork for our work with china. we have no hidden agendas. we are driven by the desire to ensure a stable development in

a prosperous future for our states in our peoples. and that just seems to drive our enemies crazy in washington and some other capitals. their nervous reaction to what is happening is further confirmation that the course we have chosen with beijing is the right one. m. oh, once of it has been killed in a ukraine. artillery strike of a residential area in the city of north layer of co in russia has on region the effects of place. in the early hours of the morning leaving holmes stalls. i'm power lines destroyed, shattered glass and blood could be seen in the off them off of the strike. so the officials say that western supplied weapons were used in the attack. another morning flag hit a residential area internationally, homes severely damaged and one woman injured us supplied high miles. rockets were pulled from the youth in the attack. going out to the attack on a bus,

steptoe claimed the lives of 2 civilians on saturday. also in the city of dennis a father and his 8 year old son were killed show fragments as an occasional reported to be and of nato origin. to corresponding rolling cause of what was this report from the sing? 2 people were killed as a result of ukraine artillery shilling against residential areas here in the next. a man had his 8 year old son war in this said sax with his frank took place. fragments of the shell went right through the car right here. and right through this seat, as you can see, the blood is still there. so li, fragment of the shell went for the car and ended up right here. went through it for the body of a man with him in the car at that point for his wife and of course the taxi driver as well. the wife and taxi driver are completely safe, although i fragments of

a shell went right through their clothes. with i showed him that the confession federal investigative committee officials have completed their investigation of the ukrainian forces artillery shell like that targeted the cooper chef ski district. the city of danielle shall fragments that will likely of foreign origin from what looks to be a $155.00 millimeter caliber weapon had been found at the scene of the attack market for the 2nd time this week. ukrainian artillery used at natal made a weapons and targeted as 2nd bus depot here in done as for public. as i said earlier, 2 people were killed. the father and the son writes a here now also a dog was killed. now, thankfully it said the, we can,

so there were no employees at this. a bus depot at the moment and said the father and son who died were in at sax. he and they were on that road just basically passing through. and they were unlucky as a shell fragments struck them and they killed the father instantly. and the child died on the way to the hospital room on call for a party. don't ask republic. the russian armed forces struck key towers in several ukrainian cities on thursday, including in the countries capital, keith, according to the russian defense ministry. the strikes were in response to terrorist acts carried out in russia's brilliance border region by ukraine forces earlier this month. also added that it successfully hit military infrastructure. meanwhile, in our 2 most also known as buffalo to russian forces are now just a kilometer from the center of the city. according to the wagner,

private military group, chief, the area has been the focus of intense fighting for months with the entrenched ukraine troops now almost fully surrounded. this i'm verify. footage circulating on social media shows wagner sold is replacing the quite new flag with their own on top of a russian monument in the eastern part of our to mosque. this comes as washington now drives down, played the significance of the key city. the fall of buffalo won't necessarily mean that the russians have changed the tide of this fi. i think it's more of a symbolic value than it is a strategic and operational while previous reverse labeled of the city key and strategic the narrative now says yes, the stronghold is not so important and mostly hold symbolic value. russian forces try to take the strategic town of backlash. the city itself is not that strategically important, which all earlier in the strategic type of move,

it is not strategically important. it could lead to the full, a sloppy and can comma talk because, well, the 2 most important cities in the dawn bass there is little strategic value. it's not a military hub, it's not a communications hub. it can be significant strategically significant given it access to the rest of dumbass. number 2, you got to keep in mind lloyd. austin oversaw the withdrawal of us troops out of iraq back in 2011 and what crept in isis. so i, i don't really care that much for his strategic analysis. and number 3, it would take a lot of ukraine troops out of the fight. and i think that this is what they want to do given the ukrainian was us. i don't think it said insignificant and just to prove, put, i think would be

a demoralizing factor for the ukrainians at this point. if they weren't just to get up and, and leave. and you look at the territory, that's there. that's significant territory. if the russians take it back over the mass process against the bill on the influence of foreign ages have gripped georgia all week. the ruling party has since abandoned the draft to stop the violent protest and trashes with police. ah, with people in the village in capital took the faith against the so called foreign agent

built by me. it would come down with a news outlets and, and g as american officials, us both out again to drop this white bearing similarities in the u. s. law even threatening georgia with sanction. though the government react to protest is demands by count as a bill and releasing those who had been detained. crowds gathering near the national parliament have been growing by the 1000 us is foreign minister says that event in georgia have tomorrow, similarity, the permian. my dan uprising of 2014 very similar to caves made on there is no doubt that the law and registration of non governmental organizations that receive foreign funding in the amount of 20 percent of their budget was just an excuse to start an attempt to force a change of power, nevertheless, in a number of european countries, the same rules are much more stringent burrell stated, without batting an eye,

that this contradicts european values, and puts the block on the path of georgia, secession to the e. u. in general, this hypocrisy is, of course, obvious. this white parliament saying it would no longer push the bill post as a still gathered demand in the government's resignation. the nicest mass protested posts on friday. his aunty is dull quarters report from the ground. behind me, the parliament building where thousands of protesters have gathered for the 3rd night in a row, they just launched a new demand to the government, demanding the resignation of the parliament. this is after both of the main demands of the protesters were actually met by the parliament, the 1st one being the release of all protesters web and detained throughout these protests and riots. and the 2nd one being the rescinding of this law that started these protests in the 1st place. that of course, was a law, a dropped law that the georgia parliament passed that would see a non governmental organizations in this country that make over 20 percent of their

income from foreign sources. register as foreign agencies, we've seen a lot of anti russian sentiment here. ukranian flags, american lags european union flags alongside the georgia ones. and they've been calling this proposed law that started this all a russian style law. that's despite the fact that this law does exist in russia, but was 1st passed in the united states all the way back in 1938. and it actually carries much more severe consequences. criminal ones, including jail time for employees of organizations that fail to register as opposed to in russia where organizations that failed to register would simply receive a fine. now you can see behind me the protest has today been so far peaceful. but this has been the case over the past 2 days earlier in the night. around midnight is when really we started to see violence erupt. protesters throwing molotov cocktails and rocks and objects and police building barricades. and they've been

tried to storm the parliament building twice. the police have obviously responded with tear gas and water cannons. and i was actually in the thick of it. yesterday i got tear gas and saw the action 1st hands. now, the government is actually divided on this issue. the parliament is at odds with the president who was in the i did states. when all of this, all of these protests broke out. she released a video with the statue of liberty behind her wedding. her support in making for the protests and denouncing the parliament support for this law. professor, the institute of the european studies in belgrade steven get, it says, the u. s. is open about his interference in the affairs of other states. i find it condescending from an american official to comment on what is georgia's interest. and basically why see here is that the united states is not even trying to hide,

that it has its fingers involved in these protests the same way they were involved back in 2004 in the us actually to happen in georgia. that also happened in key. of course, my don, what is really even more dangerous compared to that time is the attempt that is more than obvious from nato and the us to destabilize at the same time, south get caucasus author is. of course, it is not surprising that the united states and nato as a whole, are trying to the stabilize countries that are in close proximity to russia. and maybe even perhaps the open outer front lines which, which can really escalate. the conflict happening in ukraine to a whole different level. georgia is well known funny to have close

ties to new non governmental organizations. like putting forward the foreign agent . bill jordan palmer went up against a powerful and well healed lobby. you find out more of what lies behind the bill and the progress into b. c and our website, c. o. com. on friday briggs hopeful candidates. iran and saudi arabia found common ground, agreeing to resume diplomatic relations, and reopen that embassies. them bro, could buy bricks, member china, senior officials from them in the eastern countries. how talks in beijing to bridge the divide, the delegates explained to watch, pay the way for rebuilding bilateral vice of the talks. this time have fully combed through the merits of the disputes between saudi arabia and iran,

and explored effective ways to resolve disputes. saudi arabia hopes that this will open a new chapter and bilateral ties under the architecture of a brotherly relationship of china has provided favorable conditions for rich and disagreement. his vivid demonstration of the basic policies and concepts of china's diplomacy, which includes the major initiative of building and community with a shared future from mankind. you're on firmly supports the relevant initiatives. well, the reason they cons between we are going to ron has become a hot topic across the world with many world leaders starting to react to the issue are well starting from iran. be wanting foreign minister here on the line or has said that v i did, we since agreement will build a great capacity for both countries. vote $4.00 to $1.00 and we are. and he has said that it's the policy of the iranian government to tread on the path of good nature or an s with its neighbors, including wait,

we are with saudi arabia. we all itself has also reacted to the issue. officials from the saudi king. there are said that they will try to continue this path and appeal flossed with these romker problems of iran, as they believe that this will lead to more stability in the reject agreement was broke her by china. it's a very major step by our vision paying our who has just thought of his 3rd term as it's on. he's president starting with this good news and trying to build trust between the 2 arch rivals. the long term are tribal step one and reel. this is a major step towards china's stronger role in the middle east show. the china is interested in italy's politics and in the we just economy short on cash are greyish. the improvement of the relationship of both sides has paved

the way for peace and stability in the middle east. it has also set an example for resolving conflicts and disputes between countries through dialogue and negotiations. china supports countries in the middle east to adhere to strategical autonomy and strength, and unity and cooperation. get rid of external influence and truly have in their hands the future and destiny of the middle east. or when it comes to the united states, united states on the outside seems to be interested in the agreement between we are meant to rob united states, said that it welcomes any effort to de escalate the region. the american president, our joe biden said that he won't comes in here for to help put an end to the game and he wore to the saw the war. yes. yeah. but when it comes to israel, israel is, seems to be alarmed by the breed. a officials, israel has said that this agreement will deal at the field low

to any effort to try to isolate iran and to try to build a coalition against check raw. china is now interested in bringing different voices in different forces together in the eastern bloc. he tried to unify different force and different players in the region against the western union, arrows and meshida, russia, china give ron, and now it was hard for saudi arabia. it jumping on the bandwagon. and he's trying to are formed this unified alliance against the west human animals. and i will see what will happen in the future. rehearsal wiring a when executive dino child chung, the young institute for financial studies, he says the u. s. is a major cause of instability in the middle east. so increasingly, more countries, i've been trying to distance themselves from a u. s. policies. it's

a very important event in not only middle east, but also inga china foreign policy china hoax. they had to not only the 2 countries, but also all the countries in the middle east could develop into by themselves for washington. they should at least think then go, why now in the won't, they are more and more people are never a chance to washington. any, any longer you as a, some main driver for dual regional instability and a conflict not only in middle east about also in eastern europe. chris, in the past 40 years the united states has launched. a lot of them was in the, in the walked in the middle east or at least a one building a people have died under the fi of the united states. so now where the only people know da da da world, clearly so called a hegemony of the eighty's days,

should be and as soon as possible, thousands of thousands of the scenes of television and was become the biggest for to us and is very healthy. and the government values of in taking place more than 2 months, ever phases or outrage of the government plan to reform the new digital system. ortiz, middle east correspondent, maria phenomena reports on location. a israel is shaking by nationwide a government plan to change the country traditional system so that the power is of drastically. with a student teacher is university professor assigned kids might taking orders among

them. they say the theory, israel, on the way we are here because we are worried for our country. our democracy is in danger. and we just want to keep it that way because the ship is on the way. and we don't want to become one of those countries that had a democracy in terms of dictatorship overnight. so exactly what happened in ball. i'm in gary off anywhere in the 1st truck to been in the same place. but foster with the country. they like, it was born here. i brought to children here and i have grown children here. and i

would like this country, my country, he'd be the same is i was born because all of us was in the army. we fight for this country and we like it to be the same. we don't want any changes. i'm terrified. the for our country is going through. i had 4 kids and i am very afraid of what's going to be their future. everything here is chaotic, whether it's the army and the commanders and the police. oh, this is why we asked, we want to demonstrate before things happen and before it's going to be too late in the last month with people. in recent, with

russia biggest fertilizer producer has provided 20000 tons of the essential farming minerals malory as well for the seats to help african nations combine. growing food insecurity or al him have previously pledged to provide nearly $300000.00 tongues free of charge to developing countries. the initiative is focused on ease in the global food prices and is being implemented in line with un 0 hunger plan to promote sustainable agriculture. the russian ambassador m allow it says moscow western countries will open up ports on our russian shipments to deliver essential goods to nations and need to believe that in spirit, high time for the rest of the countries to unblock russian food and $30.00 in founder and san portal rest and countries. so we could continue

delivering agricultural products to africa and to all the parts of the world, the implications of sanctions. i usually felt by those that are usually not the intended targets. as you can see behind me are happy farmers in the country of malawi, tilling the land a few months later than usual. this has been caused by sanctions imposed by the west. you see sanctions imposed on russia have brought close all vital ports, operations in the black sea. and in 10, the intended beneficiary in this instance, africa is the one paying the price in the ends, the effects of the blockhead, trade demand, and demand creates shortage, and shortage pushes the price up. here's what the malawi, minister of agriculture has to say about this. i last year we, we, he'd write evaluation of our currency and that the symptom, the global prices of fertilizer wind up. then when we reached out for assistance,

you're kim came in and made the donation of 20000 metric tons of felisa. this is going to help the 400000 farmers who would have lived out of the program because of the devalue ation and increasing fertilizer prices. so we have extremely good food for euro kim's donation, or whether we're, we're missing to day. and we look forward to more engagements and collaboration between like government and our euro. kim, having received the flat lies of farmers in malawi and now be forced to improvise. here's what some of them had to say. i think is amazing. how can we have had to improvise? because we received the fertilizer way too late vote and we now have the fertilizer, but it would have really helped if we got it at the right time. we had to opt for other ways of farming, like the use of manure because fertilizer prices went up a lot and most farmers couldn't afford it. he knew who took was everybody as a farmer, i would really love to say thank you to the people of russia.