australia's bass is rightly described as blood soaked and raised me to overflowing as class as soon published. find germany is this true? it was obvious to me. i was denied to fly at the moment i showed a flag and a rush and tennis player, minnesota meant in europe after l. o. t polish airlines refuses to let the russian fly. we hear the athlete story with you're working on the international with the latest news from across the globe, a very warm welcome from all of our team here in moscow. we start with sit down where violence has been raging for 13 days, claiming the lives of over 450 people with more than 4000 injured according to the world health organization. a warning the following images are graphic on

distressing. and the latest developments report say at least 20 people were wounded in the shelling of a hospital in the city of on demand. a school in the capital cotton was also struck, leaving the building in ruins. again, some if you might find the following for to the other setting. the national army also bomb some recess power military vehicles. on tuesday, the united nations is concerned about the escalation which could spark a wider conflict in the region. un representative in saddam says there is no sign of the violence abating. a sign that either is ready to seriously negotiate, suggesting that boasting and securing in returning victory over on the stove, flying over the 4 sections as the artillery was still targeting them, even after the agreement a on firms that the army has more than one decision center this actually,

i think it should by get streamers from the leaders of the boss with who are inside the army for months. with the choice or not, these flashes are still resulting in more casualties. they offer a date on the other side, and then a controversial is that means that was part of the a local tv channel in sudan leader on the former regime. my title was wanted by the international criminal court. they did it and got out of prison. sure. they're suffering with their people to support the on process on statement caused a sensation raising suspicions about the past with gene support for the armed forces. i'm the will influence of the islamist inside the army on mine. juice after troops with international onregional efforts to stop this war. but all of these efforts will be useless unless the warring parties are from views of the need to stop law check on which are reasonable solution. what's in this with the news people interest about everything else? at the last i u. r t. so don harper,

because the tails and horror he witnessed in sudan. i saw moments gives births. davies child is born in the, in the ground. i need to plan with teachers for before it's that what i need to do there is no work to do. how could, how could i use? i am very worried for my product. there, my family, my neighbors, my friends. i use me and i saw the look able to with my neighborhood. i child 6 years old, 6 years old. his father died before fife. yes. he's. he's along with his mother. he's in the side. he's home. he's playing with or form.

what is what, what the child did before life trying innocent people. my nephew, each call, given me your monthly, meet your policy, out of that you will be getting a budget we spoke with was the same format assistant to the egyptian foreign minister and current member of the un human rights committee. who thinks they should be an african solution to the sit down problem? here we find that they are presented to us to don. yes. today in the security, cancer has sad to gather with the other countries as well. have agreed that the african union that this is an african issue, sudanese issue and has to be sold within the

african let's say here institutions and that the sudanese institutions have to be protected. i don't think that there is a desire on the part of this. so that means the african being on the line, that too much international involvement is trying to solve. the problem is ready. why? of course, the issue of the gun has been already nationalized. but with this escalation, things that are, that things are become very sensitive. and i think there's 2 then within the african, you have to be given the chance to try to stick together on the negotiate paper. it will be, i mean, for instance,

we don't know how the united states is applying to india here. whether for assistance or for other purposes, for me, that would lead to more aggravation of the situation. but yesterday, the permanent isn't that they did not really dwell much on the details of the initiative that you as a saying that they are preparing for trying to find the solution for the situation in sudan. let's not forget that history has. and that, that, that he need is that the u. s. via western powers and others where very much in favor of splitting sudan to sudan and south sudan. and to day both honey cheese. most dates are sec hearing

a lot of problems, a lot of internal divisions, and on both sides. the example of the interference of and western powers and or international powers is not encouraging us to accept or to repeat, ditch ah, germany, that their spiegel magazine is in hot water ever was being brown. their ways is cartoon published by the outlet about india, overtaking china as the world's most populous nation. a caricature has bogged to outrage from officials and new delhi germany. this is alex very gently racist, disfigure a caricature in india in this manner has no resemblance to reality. purpose is to show india down and suck up to china. this is as bad if not worse than the races cartoon and new york times lampoon in india successful marse mission. de cartoonist,

a dash beacon. notwithstanding your attempt at morgan india, it's not smart to bet against indians. prime minister there under mouldy, in a few years in this economy, will be bigger than germany's cartoon by german magazine. der spiegel is in bad taste. the western world prefers to depict in this poor and struggling they won't show india's vonda herat or upcoming bullet trains cannot wait for the next few years when india will overtake germany. as the 4th biggest judy p. the scandalous, causing that makes a mountain and sleek chinese bullet train racing in the old fashioned overcrowded indian train as pat to the top with many people riding on the roof and hanging on to the sides. the indian passengers the think celebrating as their train overtakes the chinese one. some locals in new delhi told us that the german magazine is portraying india the wrong way. dubose duke are to them. the post i saw is far from reality, and they used it just to gain popularity through a controversy. our economy is growing and will soon surpass germany as our union

minister has also noted, got to this cartoon has nothing to do with reality. i like mere maniacal, and my opinion of what the german magazine has posted as a joke in the way european countries are going, is ridiculous. their economies are struggling along with political instability. well, you said the way they want to show that the indian population is struggling. i mean, it's not true. it's a ridiculous cartoon by the magazine. yea, paid up. i and my love you, you are my 1st coins. i stepped away. this host is trying to portray india's international image is raw, that after all, we are growing as a nation and this post has shown as far behind china, which is propaganda. secondly, soon we will surpass germany. but while europe struggling with huge de simply contoured land get, we're slowly reducing our dependency on others as that make in india, that policy is unfolding and making a self dependent on it. yet or bushnell. biggest post as you propaganda against india because we are on the rise compared to them. they are targeting us on our rise in population. but we are also growing technology wise. and they are not

showing the reality on the ground because they want to run their propaganda against us mission worthy from indian foreign affairs secretary roger saker. he says the scandal represents an archaic perception of the asian country by germans. i think it just shows that the germans are really ignorant. they live in their own world. india has changed as a few of the others who have commented on this of wanted out. we have floss, strange, now. i don't think a germany is aware of the fantastic digital transformation that has taken place in india. we handle the cupboard vaccine program much better. so i think that if a country is humble, they should try and learn from other countries. instead of pretending that they know everything, and they're on the top of the, of the heap, we have a case in india right now where the germans in the child protection services have kidnapped indian children. how would the germans like it if we were to make

a derisive cartoons on stuff like that and put down the germans, is just in very bad taste. i don't thing an apology and so forth. it's a, it's, it's not the government is that it's their spiegel. and i think it just shows their own infringe, dial thinking. it's a new colonial attitude, which a lot of the western countries have. and the kids can stomach it. europeans have to start learning how to live with a new global south with a new world which is emerging. it's no longer a europe centered work. and it's not that they can do all these things and get away with it. so i the only hurting themselves as an ethan at breaks deputy foreign ministers in the middle east and north africa wrapped up in cape town. northeast africa, correspondence spoke with some of the participants. a week is a long time in politics and a couple of hours with just this long. but the current bricks, chair, south africa,

just of the president to load. i'm opposed or made an announcement that the country will quit its international criminal court membership, as well as it's goldman, the statute his spokesperson issued a statement reflecting that very same statement, leaving not only the country but fellow briggs partners in disarray and clarity, has since become the order of the day this weekend to we are coming from the national executive committee of the agency. we had to be a problem to sitting for 4 days. and in that meeting, they have taken that decision. so the president has been communicate to the decision of the party. so it is not that to the president. is lou chatting, anything because you still have to go to government and see to it? what is it that supposed to happen? remember, we had paid it up in 2016 and our pipe in 2017 took our resolution,

and it's conference about that particular mission. and thanking position is also the mandate of the brakes. a deputy foreign affairs minister, and a special envoys into the middle east. the middle east has for decades been at the mercy and interest of western influence, and beset by conflict that wasn't necessarily of its own making. but now these deputy foreign affairs ministers, inches of egypt, fate. this is why breaks is the vehicle to bring about peace and stability into the middle east. because these nauseous, brown, e, e, jaffar, countries and especially we together can do a lot to regulate conflicts in crisis situations in the middle east and northern africa. in particular, we emphasize the success of our chinese friends who have done a lot to bring saudi arabia and iran closer. this is a major breakthrough. also, our efforts were noted in regards to syria in turkey. and naturally we did our part

to bring saudi arabia neuron clothes. of course, we've done a lot to bring closer the positions of the parties of the syrian conflict is a part of the asked in the process to solve the problem serious, currently facing. regarding yemen, and we've also had a lot of meetings with various yamini powers, as well as with saudi representatives. irma but russia has a lot on its plates. not only does it have to contend with the might and force of the g 7 countries and nato in the conflict in ukraine. it is also being accused by western media of being a d, stabilizing influence in the conflict, and so debt broke a fullness. so chicago is the opposite. traditional we have had friendly relations with sedan and the sudanese people with various political powers of sudan and its military authority. has this had a melodramatic, logical cooperation with the army and with our reserve. in january, our minister liberal visited heart to me and i got to assist him during that visit . we had very good context meetings and discussions with a foreign minister,

as well as with the military authorities. we've always spoken in favor of the national consensus in cooperation between various sudanese powers, military and civil once more. so go with them. south africa will host the brakes. heads of state salad in august this year and among the expected attendees will be won. vladimir put it, the president of the russian federation, and the man with an international criminal court arrest the warrant on his hate. so if he attending or not running, he may se plans have not changed with i think this matter will be discussed in the nearest future meeting of foreign ministers. his plan and context on the highest level are taken place by so initially believed that icy activities destructive and imbued with hypocrisy at some point, withdrew our signature. that, of course, everyone decides for themselves. but many, especially african countries didn't realize that there was a tulip route pressure in blackmail from the west. and the u. s. u s. does not

recognize the licensee, but still drugs everyone to the hang of it is completely unacceptable. i think many our friends are working or should never go under that says that only they are just over 3 months to go until that fateful summit in august. is a week is a long time in politics than what of 30 months. got able to type the velocity in kid felt russians had his play of italy, idea tanka was bought from flying on an l. o. t polish to airlines flight to she attempted to board on her way to a tournament. athletes explained what happened yet. the zip, like the la manager, these old continued for a very long time here, but when i called the manager i was told i wouldn't be allowed on to the flight ready. i asked for the reasons, but seeing that it was only one manager showing me conversation, but i load here launch on his phone and 10 cases when russians are allowed to fly. and actually i imagined a few of them. for example, the trip was not related to tour as it was

a business trip. and i had all the support and documentaries. my documents were even sent to wilma examined. there was was, i was still not put on the floods want. i was asking for a document confirming that i was denied line for you guys. i had to send it to the tournament as confirmation, but they refused me again. the billing, i was told that tickets will not be returned here. i should buy new ones. i don't one of those he polish i lines told as they were within their rights to stop the russian tennis player from booty. hello t polish airlines could not accept a citizen of the russian federation on its flight. acting in accordance with the regulation of the minister of interior and administration of march, 13th, 2020, on the temporary suspension or restriction of boyd traffic at certain border crossings. the provisions of the regulation introduce restrictions at certain border crossings, including airport crossings for citizens of the russian federation. traveling from outside the shank and area. in april,

the international olympic committee recommended allowing russian competitors to take pass on the neutral flag and international competitions. the idea received criticism on tuesday of u. k and friends sportsmen, as the insisted that russian of belive russian athletes must not be permitted to compete because they may still be funded by the governments. in january, ukraine, threatened to boy called the 2024 elim, pick the russians on feller russians were allowed to compete. baton the idea. go also say that despite competing on the neutral flag, she still faces discrimination abroad. yeah, la, would i spend more than the james carver and pull the negligible flight was in a few hours with you've tom's out to me, but i tried to explain to him sounds a manager that i haven't gotten my planning because of my russian passports. and i need to tell you this, but the manager noted that i had to spanish louisa, and i couldn't fly to farms only to spain this position gun visa, he still didn't lead me flat to from some of the managers spoke to me very angrily

. he was not going to listen to me because he said, you can only watch spangler bound to watch how you want question, sir. it didn't sound into ticket. it was of these to me, i was denied to flight the moment i showed russian passport teachers. this is despite the fact that i'm competing without a flag. they didn't even try to examine my documents. they believed that they were doing everything correctly, that she could fit you in and now deleted tweets us state funded outlet voice of america. pharmacy has published a photo of homeless people alongside a quote from a to ron at me as the policy official. and i'm a parent to said attempt to smear him both in an interesting turn of events. it has emerged that he photo actually shows the homeless people in the u. s. city of portland ortiz use it to lowly investigate. most of america has been under fire for not giving a voice for the americans. this time, you know unwanted li show the realities in the u. s. and then now deleted with the american state funded news outlet. v o, a farsi posted

a photo of homeless people sleeping on the street. the photo was captured with a quote from a run municipality official saying we make people feel good. well, looking at the caption and the photo v o a was clearly it's something a smear campaign against this one municipality. but shortly after social media users reveal that the photo was shot not into wrong, but in the u. s. city of portland. now this hideous google has turned into a subject of ridicule on social media where they want to users calling it a failed attempt by washington to create a divide in iran. this is not the 1st time american news out there have staged propaganda campaigns against iran. we'll see that over the course of a nationwide protest in iran that followed the death of me back in the midst of timber last year. american media exaggerated the rescued iran portrayed the country as wars up and just recently a b, b. c, air to distorted version of iran supreme leader. i last how many session with students trying to sell the audience?

an image of an unrest in the session. but it was just about a student interrupting the leader speech and starting to criticize the government. so what's clear is that the mainstream media do not tolerated, posing voices, and try to maintain their monopoly over news coverage. sometimes they do this by spreading fake news, and sometimes they resort to censorship. taking down the social media council, the network, the challenge, their narratives are taking them off here to pull the plug on them once for all, all while the way that they are the smart bearers of free speech. portland state university professor gerald sussman say the us media reporting on iran is driven by some strong prejudice against the country. some surprising voice of america from this, the outset 1940. this was an instrument of broken handler. and though, and currently of course, iran or russia, china are the principal or targets around which i'm kind of

a political in propaganda. mobilization is taking place in this country because in fact portland, that's a very serious problem with this homelessness and, and, and withdraw beside me with a t s the and all there. other reasons why people. ready living on the street so officially about 4000 people are living on the streets important. and it could have been a very sloppy news reporting but, but it happens in the bigger picture. it happens because of the, you know, overriding prejudice. that's, you know, directed at a country like iran, the pandemic era chief medical adviser to the u. s. president. doctor anthony foul . he has been ridiculed by critics. i thought that he urged americans to stop blaming him for the negative effects of the look down policies that he actually

recommended faulty all good. that he was not the one who made the decision to implement the measures. i happen to be perceived as the person, the vacation of the recommendations, but show me a school that i shut down and show me a factory that i shut down. never. i never did. i gave a public health recommendation that echoed the citizens recommendation, and people made a decision based on that. but i never criticized the people who had to make the decision one way or the other. now she is now retired from his position as the highest paid, civil servant in america, and the head of the us national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. and he's embarked on his legacy rehabilitation tour, for example, thought she said that there was no way the virus came from a lab. but now that seems to be the favorite theory. he went on tv to bring out the idea that people make themselves cloth masks to protect themselves from cobit and now says that masks work at the margins, maybe 10 percent,

with the exception. he says of an or kn $95.00 mask. so, you know, maybe now it wasn't such a good idea to wrap a bandana or grandmas hose, rearrange your nose and mouth thinking that it was going to stop you from catching a virus. he says that he never closed the school, but he certainly didn't fight to keep them open despite acknowledging now that closures led to quote, deleterious collateral consequences. he said that he had nothing to do with that, that it was a political decision. but the problem with that is that they were actually people at the time, arguing in favor of keeping schools open, saying that it could have very negative consequences down the line. and how did found she respond to those contradictory positions, those positions that basically said, you know, we shouldn't be locking down, they contradicted his own views, he simply dismissed them as anti science. i would like to see a dramatic diminution of the personal interaction that we see in restaurants and bars, whatever it takes to do that. that's what i'd like to see that have been in discussion

with the health authorities from the state of california grew called me and asked, you know, they said we feel we need to do this. what do you think? and i said, you know, you really don't have any choice when you have the challenge to the health care. so stem, you've got to do something like that. so now foul g, mr. i am the science and you're a dangerous moron. if you disagree with me, why people to believe that he actually really had no power at all, even when the massive amount of research funding that found, she controlled had a major influence on the direction of the science in the us. now there's clearly a trend emerging of backtracking by western leaders who favored the most fear mongering and authoritarian pandemic policies. and therefore, while not forcing anyone to get vaccinated, i chose to make sure that all the incentives and all the protections were there to encourage canadians to get vaccinated. if you don't want to get vaccinated,

that's your choice. but don't think you can get on a plane or a train besides vaccinated people. i put them at rest. if you joined the project, because you're tired of coven, you now need to understand. you are breaking laws. trudeau only invoke the emergency act against co related mandate protesters, the kind of measure that was last use a mid separatist terrorism. and he also ordered the blocking of bank accounts of those involved in the protest. so as pandemic received into the rear view mirror and the fear mongering, dissipates people are sobering up. and they're looking for explanations for some of that drastic measures taken. that science really doesn't seem to support as much or even at all anymore. but these leaders wouldn't be in this particular position if they had been more open minded and hadn't gone to such great lengths to center and

attack views and positions, but simply contradicted their own, dismissing them as fake news or anti science dis, information. you can keep up to date with the latest world news is when he's documentaries and discussion by visiting our website. are you dot com as always we appreciate your company. thank you for choosing audience nash. with a hungary has been a member of the european union and nato since 1999 during the 1st post soviet wave of nato's eastwood expansion. number's still is because of this thing. my logo, thanks his dilemma for all 3 of us see like, by law as

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