a soft power america, all of these thing revolutions, to ensure that there are no in a they want to do everything in their power to preserve a un sounds all see also reach a security council. the main thing that global head in the country with the new law, empowering the state with additional ties to russia. just like to move out a believe my the for turn off you creating orthodox church is an attack on all of the old, old christian churches and all noble humanitarian ethical. and we'll

continue with news team. we're coming to you live from was a look at the top, so it did the you and says it's hypocritical for western power. last go station nuclear weapons on territory with out the u. s. has long been stationed in nuclear arms in nature. the west is trying to act within rules based on a national order, where it's all 6 that the others should implement. these rules they want to do were privileged position in the world to preserve the well being. don't hesitate to act in a very much colonial or neo colonial, lower many years for decades already. and then when the russia analysis simply analysis, they already stop. she's julia menu there of course, aware of possible consequences, some economic consequences, political consequences,

financial council meeting. russia's top envoy to the organization, monday that the u. s. withdraw all of its nuclear weapons from. i cannot stand idly by as name comes, but she is, she should do it so do measures to withdraw nuclear weapons from the territory of the former was the same to abandon the thinking of the cold war period to return us . weapons are deployed in the netherlands, germany, turkey, and all that. poland also agree to participate in joint nuclear can by the president of russia are aimed at the 15 member gas. the issue of tactical nuclear weapons being deployed, boast those tactical nuclear weapons. now, many meeting as an opportunity to simply attack russia to blame russia is things that we've seen throughout western media over the past months. how they pointed out something that many countries have failed to hurt to just simply not mansion,

which is that the united states agreements. and he went over in detail all the withdraw him there. he went on to highlight how you asked policy to dictate and control other countries and escalate tension to pick him up. western countries are simply trying to impose their own order to then demand this latitudes are aimed at ensuring the prosperity of the at any cost. neither we know our colleagues from the sled, and he more the apparent hypocrisy demanding that russia not be able to deploy tactical the united states and its allies have nuclear weapons or that line to ben z a before the council overall meeting highlighted, very big represented on the council, when it comes to their interpretation of world advance, it states is acting in a way that is provoking caution and not really enforcing any of this rhetoric we hear about of the ambassador demean. simply asking also said listen,

piles of ukraine's war effort against russia the western world. and now when the west was mobilized with those last again and they are not, i think now they are the concerns of we speak about washington. so then of course, the proceeds from the, from the united states has the right to do whatever it wants of the international researcher. and as a threats, and they try to mobilize tools and they want everybody else to be silent and not russia and china. and i think that's the only approach to right now, but the x like people leaving in on the set to do whatever they want in country to the others. you create a new law giving presence. and as he's the to by any media outlets it deems on acceptance of the law, expands the powers of the credit in count financing, making it the sole regulator of mass. mediately the bad news agencies without

involving the privacy. the crating government bind opposition included a major faction that receive $2000000.00 new law on the media. also bit depictions of russia now and the reporting in a ukranian news outlets of the message authorities. the legislation has sparse grey . the international federation of journalists joy, an independent media trade union of ukraine, in calling on the goose of dialogue with journalist unions and the media sector. the boyish manager about the new ukranian law was similar as a conflict situation. and in every conflict situation, especially conflict between russia and the united states than the stress of an instrument of control and thing, public support, you know, manufacturing consent for the, getting over in sight of the united states side of western europe. consent then the,

all the instruments of the, the media, the, you know, the, the government aligned media in the way, i don't think anybody should expect the west to condemn this. which we could in fact argue that the ukrainian, that they've already declared. so let's see the next best thing to say, oh, i guess he's already banned old. you know, all the opposition party. it's just one of those. if i run it because this decision comes about the arrest of wall street journal reporter who was reportedly called read, and that's obviously in their eyes that hack on freedom of the press. but this is not that's, that's all there is to it. the exec says approved a $15600000000.00, even a $115000000000.00 of economic support. this 48 month program is the biggest learn ukraine since the start of the conflicts. it also the 1st side in the image, the conflict, $2700000000.00. this is the release over the next 4 years. however,

the money go up significantly. financial reforms you crazy kind of a government seeking at least $30000000000.00 from $40000000000.00 in loans and grants has also been pledged from the my colleagues unit o'neill spoke with professor chi leadership where the focus on crisis management in a man crease, ukraine's dependence on western powers, indeed, because you have the base rate $3.00 for pick out a lot of money. it gets even more expensive because there should been to its infrastructure. you know, then it gets a loan to rebuild as another tech. and then you get to have it on. so in terms of was no, the scapegoat is russia, right? but the and bet fiscal policy before the military and you cannot use the standard m f approach and so on. actually it would need a tailored approach. it's a math is doing, i don't think that this is a very,

in reality you, i think they are a couple of the western countries in particular, pursue dependent on the west. more depend amounts of other loans just to repay the nice scheme for the western countries which know deliver weapons. otherwise, it would be a gift, or sometimes they give by newar are, went there and get the budget levels up in there and the equipment, the military equipment that trip there says a sense, awesome, a foreign currency reserves of russia. maybe this money then will be used for to repair a crane court has rejects all over a prominent monastery in cave. the authorities has eyes with russia on friday,

a crown calling for the initials and demanding that the monks of vacate the premises. oh, i've been seeking to prevent police from entering the church and to the cynthy's old time between orthodoxy cleanings and most needs to be quote, physically cleaned out, clean, painlessly was during the 1st 3 to 6 months of the war. to day it is a little more difficult, but again, a little harder to seems to sweep them away. the mugs say that the actions of to stay in the manase a un report has also question figures worldwide including hope frances have expressed cans. a greek orthodox archbishop has cooled on the international, the crackdown as an attack on christianity. in general. she is one of the oldest christine orthodox churches in the world. we believe the system is an attack on all of us. on all orthodox churches in the world is roseanne. the west are trying to strike the ukrainian orthodox church,

a righteous silent it's an accomplice in turkish parliament has decided to now back fiddler's bid to join the liars after anchorage removed his initial opposition to the move. i welcome to vote of the grand national assembly of tortilla to complete the recertification of finland, succession. this will make the whole ne, 2 families stronger and safer. so finland now is joining nato. it adds another 1300 kilometers to the western military alliance is border with russia. at this point, it's kind of like some guy at a party getting within 3 inches of your face and insisting that because he's not actually touching you, he's just breathing in your face that he's respecting your personal space. now we keep hearing from nato officials and western leaders that nato was a defensive alliance, purely and strictly. but at what point does this endless encroachment just become offensive, particularly when there's entire liaison that law is to target russia and that it's

become really bold in acting unilaterally on its own and circumventing the united nations security council when it comes to bombing other countries. that don't adhere to the western agenda, like for example, serbia and libya just to name a couple. one member of the hungarian national assembly expressed concerns today about what sin wins, inclusion could mean for peace and stability. if finland joins nature, this will increase the possibility of an escalation, as well as the risk of a direct armed conflict between the nato members state and russia. nato is participating in a game that the u. s. is playing beyond the borders of the alliance. the u. s. is using ukraine as a puppet. in reality, it's not in the interest of the e. u to support the ukranian conflict and the sanction regime against russia. however, there is a bloodthirsty atmosphere of war among e, you politicians,

finland, being a member of the european union, has also recently joined the chorus of western voices rationing up the pro war rhetoric against russia. and that's a new position for europe actually, which over the past few decades hasn't always blindly cited with washington for her french president, jacques chirac and german chancellor. gerhard schroeder, allied with russian president vladimir putin against the u. s. invasion of iraq, for example. and that was at a time when washington was looking to build that so called coalition of the willing . and that descent is actually what kept europe out of that particular quagmire to the economic and other benefit of the entire block and people of europe. today though, where's the voice of reason in europe? well hungarian prime minister, victor r bon, is still trying to draw attention to the fact that europe's role as a peacemaker has pretty much gone out the window with the conflict in ukraine. the

one, the number of countries supporting peace instead of war has not increased at all. people want peace while you leaders are taking a pro war stance for them. the main issue continues to be deciding which weapons to send to ukraine. it is slowly becoming a legitimate question among e u. leaders, whether e u. member states could send peacekeeping troops to ukraine in some form. not only as the e u, abdicating its role of honest broker or mediator between the west and east. but it's joining washington and conveniently, exploiting the conflict in ukraine in which it keeps saying that it isn't directly involved to write a blank check for its own military industrial complex. as suggested recently by the blocks chief diplomat yo's a brow europeans have reduced investment in the defense industry over the past 20 years. but due to the radically shifted security environment,

we need to increase that again. specifically, we want to deliver a 1000000 artillery shells to ukraine within a year, knowing how easily europe was willing to follow along with washington's project of militarize in the ukranian border with russia under the guise at the mix. peace accords. the operative word there being peace. any new nato expansion along russia's border with in europe isn't exactly comforting for the future of european p security or stability. we heard from finished to prof on foam, a member of the council of europe, pete, the scholar. he says, the current state of affairs is beneficial only to the us as europe is losing its independence to washington. now the mac goal is, i think for us, mary, good, because it will think down europe it as it passed, it is done already. now. if i tell you a joke, i could say that

u. s. has one already germany and e u in the ukranian war, russia is aren't thatched. i just looked at the trade surplus of the 3 top countries in the world, china, 900000000000. ah, russia 330000000000 and saudi arabia, 200000000000, they have more trade bloss surplus then us has trade that piece. it's 13 year left. germany is number 7, europe is going down and i don't know why the european leaders don't anymore. have this selfish, realistic approach and general political thinking that maybe it is because they used to trust that u. s. is fixing their things and they are not accustomed to that us

is like vacant cleaning europe now out of energy out of money out of power out of own politics. and that's a fee on us give you a couple of stories now from india, the head of india's flagship airline has insisted that it will continue to conduct flights in russian ass base, despite pressure from western powers. the ceo of air india has adequately defended the company's decision as a south asian country maintain strong economic ties with russia. if that's the way the winds are blowing and it is most economical. if we prevent certain carriers from over flying certain places, it doesn't necessarily stop people moving. it just changes where they're moving through. i think the chief off and india he defended the right off air india to fly through russian skies in this cells on the pool to interview to the telegraph.

the journalist with the telegraph, when interviewed mister wilson, he basically was giving him the logic that if you're flying or russia, then you're basically helping russia fund the war in ukraine to which sha, mr. wilson raised strongly, ah, have rubbish all those cleans. in fact, i remember most of the west in a line, they have quoted flying through russia, ukraine as well as bended, who was, and essentially, what's that done is it has made the hours longer. it has made the dig, it's more expensive. needless to say, more feel well already there's a shortage of feel was not insisting lee, also us ever and line. they've approached western government saying that an airline which is flying to the russian sky should be prohibited for landing western soil.

now what they seeing is that india and china, they companies have an unfair advantage. foreign airlines using russian air space on flights to and from the us are gaining a significant competitive advantage over you as carriers in major markets, including china and india. this situation is directly to the benefit of foreign airlines and at the expense of the u. s. as a whole, with fewer connections to key markets, fewer high paying airline jobs. so you're paying as far as a, a east to west, the route from east to west is concerned. the best possible way is flying to the giant's territory in russia. what does it, it makes it shorter, it makes it cheaper. but as far as india and china concerned they've not signed up to the sanctions, so they may be able to use this route. but interesting how in a sense of entitlement, they think that it's ok for eastern airlines to suffer as much as western airlines

. and why it's time to think the other way and is law and justice minister hasn't choose a prominent opposition, politician of supporting interference by foreign powers and the countries domestic affairs. thank you. raw, who? gandhi, for inviting foreign powers for interference into india's internal matters. remember, indian judiciary can't be influenced by foreign interference. india won't tolerate foreign influence any more because our prime minister isn't a random audi somewhere. some powers of it's for support for that in the, in a position or if there's an am form of parliament member. right. whom gundy germany said it was concerned about the matter as it question, the adherence to the democratic principles in the south asian country.

we expect the standards of judicial independence and the fundamental democratic principles well, equally applied to the proceedings against my will. gandhi roll gandhi, was originally convicted of a defamation charge from a few years ago for making an insulting remark against prime minister in the end of the. he was sentenced to 2 years in prison, but received a 30 day suspension while he appealed. and the conviction geopolitical expert gutierrez, she agreed with the indian governance position on the matter. he said that other countries should keep ben noses out of the south asian nations internal affairs. they never did. and in the little matter, especially a order by you should not talk about a, which came from countries like germany between, you know,

doesn't like indian speech generally doesn't like that other concrete interview and, you know, when to letter i received that most a bill. it was an order by all local government of india, and as far as mr. down the school, so he can go do you want to talk to him? but she has what choice is the total for him? he has been going to be shirley and not because the word and no concrete can dictate or later in the least 36 people been killed on more than a dozen. others injured in a devastating roof collapse during a religious festival. in india, the structure which hovered a deep while at the temple collapsed under the weight of a large crowd during

a hindu religious service, abused cranes and robes in their search for potential victims. but those efforts have been complicated by especially dog and muddy conditions. prime minister no render mowdy expressed his condolences over the incident. he said he was, quote, extremely pained and would provide sufficient government support for the relief efforts into.