memory for cover on our, to the, [000:00:00;00] the, the of the headlines on how to use the national as russia initiates criminal proceedings against judge it. so the international criminal court, but also binding entry to the country of $500.00 key american figures, including for my president rock obama. that's all the russian security chief claims . traces of radiation are blowing towards western europe. off the depleted uranium, munitions were destroyed in ukraine. and back in the club, a serious president stands alongside kind of our lead members for the 1st time in more than

a decade off to his war torn country was re admitted to the group that improving diplomatic time. entirely algebra g 7, meeting in japan, china host central asian leaders, role and overall summit and the bolstering regional the cooperation, the tar cutting out the main street narrative. to give you a true picture of today's jo, politics. a lot of moving and shaking of the world today. so the former us president brock obama is among the 500 key american figures who roger is now banned from entering the country. in addition to politicians are the listing fluids, military officials, businessman and the so called a rooster phobic experts. and i noticed that the move is set to come in response to washington sanctions against moscow. and in particular, efforts to provide the russian john list,

attending the un security council meetings in new york. it is high time for washington to allow that not a single hostile attack against russia will be left without a strong reaction. the principle of the inevitability of punishment will be consistently applied, whether we're talking about tough sanctions, pressure, or discriminatory steps to hinder the professional activities about fellow citizens . meanwhile, russia has lost criminal proceedings against judges and the international criminal court in the hague. that's off of the body issue with an arrest warrant for vladimir putin accusing him of a legally defaulting children or from ukraine, or the russian investigative committee says the cause options against prudent are unlawful. but there are no legal grounds for criminal liability as well. rush, i did withdrawal from the i c. c in 2016 and is no longer a signatory. this is a only political question. the thing is you have to look, for example, check who finance, concretely, the work on the so called evidence against what crimes of russia. this was

a you program visa, so this is equal money. and it said that they are only researching walcross from russia not from ukraine. so this is a political thing with it, which is florida and paid for the the you, you can see this gonna be official documents of the commission of the court. so the result was no surprise, and this is create a to, to produce this court because, well, you just just all your politic, you have to define the secretary of russia as national security council of his race . the alarm over supplies of depleted uranium shells to ukraine, claiming the destruction of such weapons, tristan's western europe with traces of radiation, apparently floating that way. a grain you to zip them. i believe they helped ukraine pressures, they're henchmen and supplied ammunition with depleted uranium. the destruction of the same munition potentially has led to radioactive cloud headed towards western

europe, and increasing radiation has already been recorded in poland. in addition, the united states is developing an already using chemical and biological weapons, including on the territory of ukraine. that's what american aid and democracy look like. this news of radioactive cloud heading towards western europe is certainly scary news, but he also did talk a bit about the terrorist attack that took the life of the russian journalist loveland to tar scanned the explosion that almost took the life of the russian officer is a har, pretty lap and he said that these were carried out by key of with direct coordination from washington, no doubt helping key of assassinate civilians is a serious escalation on the part of the united states. now, russia's national security council secretary also spoke a bit about this never ending flow of weapons that the west has been sending to ukraine. specifically, these long range cruise missiles that the u. k has been sending over these missiles

can be launched over a distance of between 250 and 1000 kilometers, which is really an enormous distance. the ukrainian military has also been using them to stripe targets civilian targets and milligrams people's republic. there already been a number of casualties including children among them as a result of the strikes, despite the fact that london promised that they would not be used against civilian infrastructure. so it's just one of many weapons that's a partnership has said, are violating international norms and prolonging the conflict. so this is, i tell you, in your way, in the conflict in order to prolong the military conflict and create conditions for russian defeats, nato countries continue to supply ukraine with more than 600 types of weapons and military equipment. britain has supply, do, crane restore, and shadow load range, cruise missiles, those actions completely contradict international norms on arms. exports, which prohibits the provision of weapons when it is known that they might be used

to conduct acts of genocide destroys civilian infrastructure and commit crimes against humanity was the position on the crab as it changed its position. why are they sending these missiles? well, it's theme is now that the u. k. couldn't care less about moscow's red lines or as a consequence escalating this conflict? because for example, keeps claim to crime is something that what seemed absurd and dangerous to most people in the west, not too long ago. now we've got the okay, defense secretary, basically saying he's ready to take these hostilities to the next level. let's take a listen. they've lost size of their lives. as a result of that invasion. and i think ultimately it'll be ukraine's decision under international law. they have every right to do that. in accordance of self defense, a person isn't gonna stand in the way of that sort of washington, apparently helping ukraine assassinate civilians with the u. k. continuing to supply these long range cruise missiles and then saying they're not going to stand

in the way of ukraine if they try to take crimea. scary stuff. well, nathan is reportedly making preparations for a world war with thousands of pages of plan set to be approved at a. somebody can list the way and here in july and the books most senior military officers started a global conflict, could erupt at any time. found a mental difference between crisis management and collective defense is this. it is not. we bought our adversary who determines the timeline. we have to prepare for the fact the conflict can present itself at any time. a nato is also guiding his members sites on how to upgrade the forces on logistics in view of the conflict in ukraine deadlines as the secretary general against oldenburg, his cold foot bold decisions are made. rising tensions on the blocks eastern fine. however, german to tony and america is professor of lower and south africa on the top of the house and believes that nature will have a tough time backing up its rhetoric with military strength,

welsh night to and union and the west generally um, driven, pressed them in by the vision of the world and by this sense that the vision is better and it isn't the best interest. so the rest of the world to implement it. yes. and it's, this of course, has gone beyond any reasonable boundary business except that to i do not believe that there is such as serious. i mean, from nature i am german. i know my country is another one, this fair kind of the they wouldn't have i munition to lost them for 2 days. most res audit seated within the nato countries. so whatever they're planning, it will take them 4 to 5 years so that she get to any degree of combat readiness. and i to strategy is going wrong. nobody expects that ukraine to become the spot. this will migrate a crazy as, as all of it, this,

germany was at the prospect. so piece on the very difficult the, and what's being seen as an historic event for the middle east, syria is president, is in saudi arabia to attend the arab league meeting. it is the 1st time he's taken a seat at the table in 13 years following the outbreak of a war and his country. bush, all a sudden saying this signal is a new phase in our coordination for. well, the piece on both the regional security, you know, yes to say ok. literally, there was an added hope, i meant the error to error, as well as the error regional and international approach means it's brought in by the summit, which i hope will signal a new phase in error coordination and solidarity among us and peace and prosperity in our region, instead of the war and destruction, i mean, it is important to leave internal affairs to the country's people, as they are best able to manage their own matters to them

a few minute book. you know. now the main thing is taking place in this, out of the city of jetta with participants expressing hope with the eventful contribute to abroad and recognition of the damascus government. i'm the tracked investment. the mayor of catalog left the summit before it ended as our country has repeatedly expressed this agreement with the written of syria to the arab league, saudi arabia. i mean times that is ready to serve as a mediator for his. busy thing the ukraine conflict. so as i said, it was very glad to see syria back in the lead myself in the home, we are pleased to have his excellent cit, brendan bosher, on the side of the summons to do it with their decision to resume the participation of the syrian government. and the, i believe we hope that this will contribute to the stability of syria and to things returning to normal load up into syria resuming its normal, rolling. they are more on all of these as for the good of its feet on the demand for our aspirations for a better future for our region. but somebody comes off with the arab league read

method syria earlier this month. the nations membership was suspended back in 2011 the following, the outbreak of a war that primarily because of external players. our comes on the heels of countries, a foreign minister holding bilateral meetings this week in the saudi kingdom, and the geo political strides of syria. andras constipated and re add adult symbols are recently been held with jordan, egypt, and iraq. and iran is also recently increasing cooperation with syria, the president visiting damascus earlier this month. well, i was discussing all this with an adult cup, a line, a full mouth series and diplomat. and he believes that somebody has a breakthrough attempt to stabilize sir in the city is it tends to be a blue galle on. and president bush auto glass that's about this patient and did get this on the constituent a milestone in the pan out of band regional efforts to put a peaceful end to the 13 year wall in syria city. as president bush

auto outside of us was very outright and his speech today assessing the significance of both g or politically and economically of cities. participation in the summit, as well as the, the determination by damascus to both the pan out of the corporation in tackling and addressing a unilateral as well as reaching those issues. and i believe that the president speech was a little faith, so to speak for pan out, i'm going to corporation confronting major challenges as he put it, the challenges that goes to, to both risks as well as openings. and he focused on the new openings to what i meant to less than head them in a, as well as worse than interfered. and so even forces and the internal affairs of

countries in the region as well as beyond the celia and the majority of the people i've spoken to or has spoken to me today as simply said, what is easy doing of the add up summit as we went on surprise, taken by surprise, that he was even given a chance to talk to. and i believe, as you know for us in syria, we understood, i've had this sort of co size. we have shows come in trenches against the imperialism west and had them in the and the superiority and, and the sort of a domination palos eh, we have, they showed the blog, the defendants, syria. i believe that it was awkward to seize. and let's get that up summit, but maybe for some sort of consideration or, or some sort of pressure that was exempted up on the organize of this summit. he was given this platform. i believe his speech was useless. a completely without any, any value or impact on the ground. with

a hotly contested runoff election looming of the tuck ish opposition lead, camella kelly, that old glue has toughened his racket right. couldn't pay just to repatriate millions of refugees back to the country. it's not bad. i declare this to you. i will send all the refugees home as soon as i come to power of all the i talked to a residential candidate and lead all domain offices in pod. he is also accused president of the, of quote, deliberately allowing tens of millions of refugees into tufty and putting turkish citizenship up for sale. the country has become the host of the wells largest community of refugees and migrant. so approximately 5000000 people displaced in syrians make up the greatest number. now at last sunday i took the hill, the general elections, and neither in coming out of the on all the opposition candidates, i clicked on outlook and more than 50 percent of the vote. the 2 will not face each other on a 2nd round of voting that will be held on the 28th of may. and the political

analyst on the research of bull and yahoo says the opposition campaign shifting. the focus to refugees is explained by the need to attract more voters with nationalistic inclination. now, the opposition needs to really attract the cnn around voters whose are nationalistic leader was in the position of sending back the series. so that was his primary mode of the opposition came back with a new strategy, get the, their voters attraction, those who cast the inverse for the scene i know on and to hear now need to vote. busy or color start over, how can that happen? while the answer became very simple for crews chevrolet to set a whole campaign or national listing present there, the also has a plan. whoever gets into power, they will have a policy on the, on the syrians and we,

we should expect that some of them are going to be back to their country. but on what sort of terms and but sort of the calendar is i'm know, but now it's the opposition only full to convince the people that they are the was you're going to do it. it might be too little too late for all political perspectives. and we will see that on the 28th these really part of it has of bonds to bill that would see a years in prison. and if anyone flying the palestinian flag during protest, the little proposed by a far right party would make waving a palestinian fly by 3 or more people to crime. in addition that available to allow the is ready to authorities to criminalize and disperse palestinian protest. a 3 additional votes are still needed in the parliament to past this law. last year, the connect had passed a preliminary reading of a controversial binding the fine with the published in unified and state funded institutions. well, let's learn more about this right now. a political analyst, i mean, hold on who's joining us here?

live on the program and it is great to see you. thank you so much for coming on the program. me. i hope i hope i go to the fax, right? i know you were just listening to the story just now. i mean, the bill is being put forward by a far ride party. there's not even really a power as i understand. i mean, is it possible it may have, this is just an attempt to stir up trouble, maybe or? well, one cannot comment on this issue without a very broad green or even a smile, because it's just a clownish gesture on the part of the most extreme right. member of the coalition who uh always uh, come up, but uh we use uh, somehow glen beach ideas. it has nothing to do with the real life in israel now. and by the way, the rece l. o. reading the books which prohibits i need the information off

a friendly countries click at the public speaking and states us as an agreement with israel de, also a code which makes it a friendly entity. so just by saying that one cannot the way the police geniune flag flies in the face of reality auth uh, diplomacy and the, you know, a 2 people stand 20 feet above, waiving the black and the tech person comes over. but stand, zip of use the policeman, we're going to arrest them. obviously pieces not enforceable juice direct isn't just and now they're speaking the face of peace loving people of either published union always really. so in there, as i understand your, your saying that this uh, this building being put forward by a far right party does not even empower you. and you're saying like this is,

this is it's never going to pass your saying that has known since you haven't used the word file and it's yes, yes, it's cloudy and you know, um, even after that bill passes and these may being too low, the police has discretion whether to enforce the attorney general can. he's struck the police not to any pharmacy. this is really uh nothing. it's josh out there too. okay, so i appreciate that you're quoting this potential law hold error. i do, i mean i get what you're saying and here i would imagine in general, the palestinians, even without this little being put into place. so i would imagine palestinians would be pretty upset about this though. yes, of course, because you know, there are several sorts of police doing inside on the west bank. the police, daniel, sorry, the spirit, it's security organizations cooperate with the 0. the also reduce, you know,

that was for a terror attacks and he's gone. so it's a different story, but nevertheless, what is riley's can do is booked up the to flex to gather if they had the sort of an envelope where the police didn't. and these really flags of line who's going to take the biggest ducky flag, which includes these rarely what. so there are many ways to bypass these uh, mockery of legislation. yeah. fair enough that you make a fair point that, i mean, let me just ask you before i run out of time here, if i may, was just a few days ago we had the, the annual flag march didn't regarding through the old town jerusalem, there were reports of a 100000 the orthodox man get involved in that. i know last year and the year before i married violence broke out. as i understand this time around though, it went much better that the inside of the, as i understand it, wrapped up quite peacefully. is there any chance of me? do you think the people on both sides of the fence, the as riley's and the palestinians could actually slowly be working towards some

kind of peaceful resolution? well, if you're all the right, let's hope so. but what took place on the ground was the effect of both these rarely police and the police didn't get organizations beside being got to be very cautious. the police turned the batch into more uh, basically, quarters regarding possible friction with the east jerusalem residents to both students and how mazda and the other organizations did not launch any rocket be not the inside the followers to use be so cajun to uh, restart uh, any can pain, so yeah, this piece was the day before yesterday, but we still have many things. the dates i had always a very clear unmeasured stipends from. and there are and political analysts joining us live here or not. you international,

a great pleasure. we'll see you again. soon, thank you. thank you. okay. so in what's of being seen as a display of china is growing influence in central asia. beijing is hosting an overall summit with the leaders of 5 states from the region. or the event comes with the same time as a high profile g. 7 summit. not falling down the road in japan. that is being attended to post by the leaders in china as president has worn the foreign countries about interfering in central asian affairs to the lake. needs a stable central asia place, the sovereignty security independence and territorial integrity of central asian countries must be of help to adults. their people's independent choice of development path must be respected, solidarity inclusiveness and harmony on what the people of central asia want. no one has the right to so discord or stroke,

confrontation in the region. are you the let alone pursue selfish political gains? you're miles worthy. i would say that the summit has been lauded for una, creating a new platform and opening up a new chapter in terms of part, you know, partnership between china and central asian country. so uh, in the present to you king speech, he made an 8 point proposal for a strengthening co operation. we learned that you know, more trade facilitation measures will be rolled out in bi lateral investment treaties will be upgraded to push to way trade to new heights. that's according to the chinese president of hosting those central asian countries. it matters very much for china and attending the summit. equally matters for the 5 essential asian countries and leaders talked about how, you know, this is china. cherokee stine, who's becky's done railway, should be built in, should start construction at an early date. and also they talked about advancing pragmatic co operation again in economy trade,

agriculture and even closer people to people exchanges. so this when, when a situation has been a long time coming, and it's what everybody has been hoping for. united states is on a mission to track down and root out alleged chinese spies and the usa vs. the eyes opens thousands of cases and the senate has held hearings on the about to become despite the previous initiative in 2018 that produced. well, should we say i'm questionable results. let's pick up the story now in new york with caleb, a rational committee decided to hold yet another hearing about alleged chinese spying in america. the ccp took advantage of our good faith, as well as our technology, our know how and our capital to grow strong. but once they felt ready, they began to decouple from us. well now the air of wishful thinking is over us leaders continue to bang the drum about a ledge. chinese spies,

even after they are china initiative, turned out to be a disaster. let's review what happens back in 2018 us officials launched a new campaign against the chinese spies targeting their staff, the u. s. trade secrets and intellectual property. at 1st, the campaign looked promising. new cases opened up like wild fire. you know, we are investigating that opening a new china related counter intelligence investigation. typically it involves theft of american intellectual property or secrets about every 12 hours we probably have over 2000 of those investigations. the percentage, the rate of increase from several years ago is about 1300 percent increased except prosecutors ultimately ended up dropping. most of the cases of all the thousands of cases that were looked into only $77.00 moved, had into full on criminal prosecutions. and a $148.00 individuals who were ultimately charged only 40 of them ended up pleading

guilty or being convicted for the country. overall. there certainly were results in the sciences. there was a chill effect with many of the world's most qualified and skilled individuals not wanting to work with america out of fear they might get accused with prosecutors primarily targeting people of ethnically, chinese heritage. many spoke up saying that the whole thing smelled of racism. they've turned the china initiative into an instrument for racial profiling. they've turned it into a means to terrorize chinese scientists and engineers. some thing has gone dramatically wrong with 88 percent of those being charged ultimately being ethnically chinese. we had members of congress speaking up writing a letter of voice and concerns about discrimination in the targeting of specific demographics. the details of what happened to wrongly accused individual. ready roles who had their lives destroyed and made many people's skin crawl. here's what

the wife of one man had to say about what was done to her family. we was surprised to find that they had related him to the chinese initiative and the, the f b. i had secret a monitor the family for a year. my husband's a ton is filled many motions but were denied every time we felt back. they responded with most of the challenges during these 3 very dog. he has a family, lived with extreme anxiety nightmare as in panic. after all of this, we see the china initiative being dropped. dad press bad publicity for the us department of justice. however, the prosecutions and the paranoid about alleged chinese spies continues. you have to wonder if us, if there's also have learned anything from the whole mass. laughing archie, new york, and i suspected suicide bomber and pakistan is talking to the senior politicians vehicle during a campaign event. i should warn you, you may find some of the following images describing the as soon as

a code in the run up to the countries general elections later this year, the target appear to be the leader of pack of stones. jemma is low on the political party, although he was on the hummed. however, as we understand, several of his colleagues were wounded some in serious condition. a no organization sofa is claimed responsibility. a protest. tbilisi apple have broken out offer a russian passenger plane for moscow, landed in georgia for the 1st time since 2019. some opposition activists in the country are dissatisfied with any improvement in relations with russia. the band on flight should suddenly listed last week after being imposed in 2019 following n 3 months for protest in tbilisi the decision to resume the flights has been criticized by the jorgen president done by the european union. and america, which is now threatened to sanctions on georgia, georgia as prime minister, however says re establishing direct slides with russia is the right decision, and reinforced the countries intentions to continue trade on economic ties with

mosca. anchor a has some and the german ambassador of the to john lists from the turkish newspaper, the daily stop by, well, arrested in frankfort on wednesday. the report is what released later that day. but the talk as far administer was outraged with the detention the detention of frank for the representative of savannah newspaper. but the german police without justification, is inactive for us meant and in c, medation against attack express was strongly condemned. the heinous act which the police raided the whole rooms of the ticket john list. on the wednesday morning, a number of electronic devices was seized. the papers lawyer said the men were detained after a complaint by a political organization which was branded as a tight red group by uncover. the rain came just 3 days after the 1st round of turkish presidential elections of the incumbent. president jeff are the ones that you were 49 percent of all the vote, but it's closer to po,

never come out. image that outlook became about 45 percent. so guess what the run up will take place. the 28th of may. how about the news coordinator at the stop by newspaper believe so, if it was western john list being detained, they would have been a very different reaction around the world. a jimmy silly certainly jumped by care . now this operation against journalists in the name of freedom and democracy, one of the most important countries with the largest economy in europe, has once again shown that it's a democracy in name only. as a journalist, i'm scared to go to germany. i'm also scared that i may be arrested there. unfortunately, the german state, which is very concerned about the political relations that have recently developed between turkey and russia, is currently increasing pressure on the turks. unfortunately, the western press is under siege because they cannot write anything that contradicts the policy determined by the european union and the united states. if