the, the event of a news here on odd cma doing where he is in the row claims a little live, the move, the 1000 people them is my devastation. india has proposed a permanent membership for the african union in g 20. i'm confident that we have consensus on this proposal. the, the group of 20 summit happening here in india for the 1st time that g 20 is said to become the g. 20. well, as the african union says,

yes to an invitation will go through the wrong vacations of up this hour. washington hose, a cold for the lows is fine. he was condos, while u. s. government agencies seems kind of hoping to speak to some of the participants . it's one thing to blow the whistle and then lose your job. it's another thing entirely to blow the whistle, lose your job, lose your family, not be able to work again. and in some cases, as we've heard today. commit suicide the live for most here. this is on see my as well as i'm in 30 minutes of news and views thought. now, we start with develop a news hand on nazi the report, the death toll for a massive of us place in more of us now. so pause 1000 people at least another 1200 but injured the representative was around a think of them is from the major city. narrow cash with the treadmills, striking the region and the,

the hours of the morning. the people in the world who all say outdoors to avoid the danger of collapsing buildings the ever since it was registered in the time of our whose last summer as if it was the remain traps and the debris and many locals are displaced. feeling a 2nd wave of time is we heard from survivors that describe that terrifying experience for the and i was visiting my neighbors on the 3rd floor when suddenly we saw things forming from above. we were unable to sit or stand the ran out of the house along with many other residents. the earthquake was a very strong, it's going to, we was surprised by an intense vibration. iverson and it has was moving. we did, and. a what happened when my mother told me was enough equate. i said it is not possible. then we left the house very quickly. when i was in the house, i saw people going outside. i heard a lot of noise. i thought it was rain,

but it was a sound to the earthquake. janice laws in j was awaken by the square. it goes, it struck during the night. he says it hit the country with no warning on local enjoying list off the weekend. as a country isn't a certain state of shock, there's a certain amount of a panic and disbelief just about every single morocco city from the top of the country to the bottom and a nation wide. people are leaving items coming to stay on the streets because they're already worried about the 2nd quarter, 1st one happening above the level. so if you look at the time, it was something like about 60 to 90 seconds of the same total. i didn't really time, it was a very so really experience for me. i have to say i was sleeping at the time. i woke up to find all 4 rolls on the floor, shaking and quite honestly, um, bits of cloth services cement, folding on top of me. and they'll forget, i live in the city of nights on a friday evening america. she's really what everybody's on the streets in this part

of the summer buying food and generally enjoying the atmosphere. it wasn't predictable to and um, you know, i think everybody was, was really taken aback by it and as you'd expect now, because a number of people were the 2nd one will come up when it 1st happened around 1130 i think 10 minutes up towards the authorities one people. ringback second one might be coming in a couple of hours, so that should be about now we're hoping that isn't going to happen across. so i think probably just thirty's were just coming cells and making sure that some the repeats of quite which is quite a common phenomenon. i understand. didn't happen. if you look behind me, you can see an inch on a wall, a brick who completely collapsed onto a section of my house, which had wooden suspended tools. i punched a few holes in it. this is about 3 mates. is where i slipped. so um i built my

bedroom and my both remote of uh, double skin wooden was kind of the same style of american houses that probably saved my life. if i have gone for putting bricks, commercial brakes around me and they would have collapsed onto my wife and i, we wouldn't be here now. so and we've kind of so it's pretty lucky and we're ready to run the house at any time the doors open. so we're just waiting to hear the rumble, which is of a weird, weird place to be present at home, continues to rise in morocco, international humanitarian goods, all stepping in, providing much needed assistance. we had from the regional directors of north africa. bradley, international federation of the red cross and red crescent societies, and he said, is dealing with the earthquake off them off is a race against time. as the top priority now, and we are working on multiple phones, the search and rescue to get to those trouts to get them the medical emergency

medical assistance needed and the transports to provide to provide the 1st aid, but also in bearable critically to take care of the survivors who are homeless, maybe needing food and water. there are many people who are survived pregnant women and children, elderly and 6, also our priorities for us as well. so this is a race against time is always in those 1st hours. and we want to also working with them are all gonna red, crescent know, and their volunteers lived in on the streets from the very 1st hours to make sure to minimize further injury prevention further injury by making sure that people stay away from collab starting with the collapse to building that they see corporate shelter. this is an area with snakes and scorpions and so on. so sometimes we see further, you know, indirect, let's say types of injuries. how think from this people on the road,

badly damage rosie? we see a lot of motor vehicle accident, so we urge caution and we urge people to really be extra, extra careful. we don't want to make it worse for the medical responders and the search and rescue teams. it's been a for us. what i think the 8th of those are attending the g 20 summit in new delhi and no less than fi goodman for our very own. you know, neil is on the rooftop as well as special studio, flocking to new in coverage. the g 202023. the the yeah. the opening day up the g 24. i'm here in new delhi. the 1st time the nation has ever held this summit is a rump, a lot was decided upon today, just to go through some of the main issues, not the do 20 member states have agreed on a joint declaration that was

a 9 spy prime minister and a rent rep moody, earlier on it really signals a big event change because there had been talk, it wouldn't happen the 1st time a junk communicate may not happen because it's sticking points where the ukraine conflict and also who's going to pay for climate change. so that appears to have been iron died. we await the final communicate at tomorrow's sunday. and when that comes at we will of course, bring to in detail and just go through the fine print. but it does seem to be a type of victory, at least for at rush it because it appears to been paying a neutral stance without directly at condemning at moscow. at the g. 20 has called for a peaceful resolution of the conflict as well. it is a worth noting that the g 20 may not going forward be known as not any longer because the african union is to become the latest fully fledged member. so

g, $21.00, maybe just around the corner at the being promoted for some years. russia did china did not india give its barking, invited at the african union to join. and they had seemed to have fully agreed to that. let's have a look at the remarks from prime minister and to render a movie on the it gives, how did i yes, i'm, i, this period in the 21st century is the time to give the entire world in your direction. it is a time when all challenges demand new solutions, and therefore we must fulfill our responsibilities with a human centric approach. india has become a symbol of inclusion. india has proposed a permanent membership for the african union in g 20. i am confident that we have consensus on this proposal.

5 minutes to arrange a movie, announce the visual inclusion. and the last for can union into the g. 20 block. what's expected tomorrow is that the g 20 will likely become g 21. so we'll have to watch out for that announcement for this is big and also on the lines of what india's presidency sold for google south. remember providence and the removing had worse than 2 heads of all states. asking for inclusion rather giving out for can union full membership of the blocks. remember also communion is mad dog. cool thing says g 5 countries we're talking about so really a more inclusive decision, a taken by missing every new movies and then the entire block. so to say it got a strong response from the entire g 20 bill. walk in this,

this is really going to benefit both sides is what i would say. and finally, all of the big news from the g 20. when you are private team right on your is that yes, there will be a joint communicate. and this is a big win for india. i really remember india's role as a mediator as of power broker, as of now goals here. stuff was being talked about and india finally was able to do with the apps, you know, with the g 20 itself is a, is a reflection of multiple letter to the fact that it was in a way that the, the salience of g 7 was a decade. ago, replaced by the salience of the g 20. i think that the 10th for the was a statement. now what you'll see before you in terms of the leaders declaration and the discussions that are going on are obviously discussions,

some on the very broad, very diverse range of countries at different levels of law. you cannot make development, which how it was economics and social cultural composition is, is quite different from each other. so i, i think in that sense it's, it's quite reasonable to assume that, uh, there is a certain, uh, there is a spectrum of views and interests out to which we have tried to harmonize to produce the declaration for them by the block was divided russia and china on one side, also the west on the other of the west, really trying to make these south for rome, which really stands for international economic cooperation into a battle ground to discuss geo political issues. so really they want to add meg off . major announcements by india. of course,

there are going to be several by law tools and sessions tomorrow as well it's, it's a big diplomatic victory for india and port unprecedented because once the level so much literally have gone down to the white 11th to our last minute, you know, hectic, quarreling between different parties, suspense, but i'm afraid, i think they actually played it safe and had all the, you know, pretty new for the summit in the, as an art of have, can wait in the international community. they used all the leave us with individual countries and of them together and we have made history. how did india make it happen? see, my understanding is that we used to means one was the bilateral strategic partnerships. we deal with a lot of countries including countries that are on opposite sides of the geopolitical spectrum. and it is a matter of prestige for india as a host. and we would not like it if any of our me just for digit partners,

readings on our buddy, you know, as low as possible. so i think that message went through because all they do, 20 member countries have major buy electric dies within the right. and they will not want those to be ruined or damaged by being obstructionist. so i think that was one. the 2nd was the development in the global south. because we kept the filters intensively on global sold. nobody can say no, it means a lot for 1400000000 people of the african continent. but i think there was an ice compromise on the deal political tensions and the war. and i think on those micros, uh, again, they went to the basics. you wouldn't charge a respite for the one chart. the principles of the you and charter and the wording is such that everybody can say it's a victory for us, you know, and you know, that's all the skill in this model after diplomacy. then you have to satisfy different players and they may be coming from different viewpoints. so it's a marble interpretation. but certainly we would like the hostility them the want to

stop. this is not the you don't want, this is the kind of language that's again coming again, 5 minutes or more these formulation. so our sherpa sherpa was saying that via m o g not only as needed of global economic governance, but even on jupiter because matters, india is wise and credibility has increased. so we would hope that the deed, when the moment them will actually help us define please, in your well, just to point dodge rushes for administer. sergio of rough is representing versus interest of the g. 20 plenary as sessions with more on that at let's hear from ortiz, maria phillips during these years summit certainly a lot are always expected to speak at 2 of the 3 plenary sessions, all named off to the official multiple, the intern 221 or one family one teacher, the 1st one held already earlier on saturday, here behind closed doors, focused on green and sustainable development, climate change 0 emissions environmental protection. russia said it would share

with its partners here. hayes assessment of the risks of the transition to the green economy, especially for vulnerable countries. on sunday, rushes for minister will be speaking at the final one future session promoting democracy and strengthening the role of the countries belonging to the global majority of people. so a lot of the arrival here are most who claimed its biggest concern this year. his, the west tends to politicize, did you try and take a level gathering and their pressure on india specifically coming from the 7 countries, such as france, germany, greg, breaking under the supervision of the united states of america to include the so called valley paragraph on ukraine. and all final documents of this summit, russia strongly opposes what model sco calls you print is ation of take 20 in india by the way, made it clear repeatedly that it is an economic forum hand in one state to state

this way, it's refused to invite the framing president told him it is a landscape to participate in annual digit 20 events here on the indian soil. and russia said it appreciates and praises. india is commitment and its position to stay and keep everybody from madigan practical and hopes that the countries will be able to overcome their internal divisions and come to consensus necessary to adopt . the final declaration for the african union has been welcome to become a permanent fixture in the group of 20 in the week, a comments on that to on what's the head from geo political analysts from the confidence they shared their expectations about how the a you goes forward on the participation of nations from africa and future g 20 summit, africa needs to be sitting with those who make decisions on the global pick, one of the best way to pay the funds that we have for monday accepted as

a clinton. and it's a really great news for the content. it's if you look up the, the agenda 26 that was adopted the foremost 10 years ago by the african union. it set the tone or what, what actually count once of. so it's 7 the, you know, ideas the 7 exploration about the test made. and one of the splittings from ease for africa to be a real difficult to me player. so in the world that you need to adjust itself to be able to follow the discussion to the level of the $220.00 the would it be there is a need for the new and its members that really get a degree to have a deep conversation on how you can have an impact on budget 20 both

of the strep throat, and also the policy level. so this needs to be done. i think pretty, pretty quickly. the, the so called list of loans qualifies as k to often washington to raise awareness about the struggle of those who report rooms in the us government. the poses friends gather to discuss their own experiences and also each other support all of these kind of move in as the details. if workers observe on ethical conduct foul play or illegal activities on the job, they have a responsibility to report it well. at least in theory, but we all know that the consequences were an employee speaking up on the job can be serious. us law has been written in a way that is intended to protect employee whistle blowers and allow them to report

any wrong doing. they become aware of to the proper authorities, but what is their employer is the u. s. military or the national security agency? american politician say they want transparency, but when individuals like edward snowden and chelsea manning stepped forward, it didn't go so well. here in washington dc, a conference has been conveyed to discuss the rights of whistle blowers and providing them with the protections that they need in order to report malfeasance among the speakers is c i a whistleblower john kerry onto this conference in my mind in my view since it began has taken on even more import because it is easy for us to forget the challenges that whistle blowers are up against. it's one thing to blow the whistle and then lose your job. it's another thing entirely to blow the whistle, lose your job, lose your family, not be able to work again. and in some cases, as we've heard today, commit suicide or attempt suicide. so this is one of these opportunities for

a variety of different whistleblower groups to get together share best practices and then figure out ways to make the transition for whistle blowers easier, easier to accomplish. one of the most important examples, i think i've hit pock proceed in american legislation. surrounding whistle blowers is the fact that we actually have a whistle blower protection law in the united states. but it does not offer protections to anybody associated with national security. so if you work for a bank, let's say, or for the department of agriculture, then good for you. go ahead and blow the whistle and you're going to be protected in the those cases. if you are at the c, i a the say the f, b i the pen and gone. you take your life and your career into your own hands and nothing good is going to come of your whistle blowing. we had an opportunity to speak to some of the guests about their workplace, transparency, concerns and protections for those who come forward to report misconduct. i was at the pentagon, i was the director of the defense suicide prevention office when i felt like there

were some conflicts of interest over the contracts and i made a disclosure and that forever changed my life. so i became a whistle blower, very unintentionally, because i thought i was just following the federal acquisition regulations. i ended up and removed from my position. and then it took me about 5 years to fight my case, and i eventually was able to win my retirement benefits when i started this journey and i was feeling very alone, i ended up per se, cuz my attorney said, i had spent about $7500.00 by then, and there was about to be unemployed. and she said, look, you're a smart girl, go figure this out. so i thought, well, the best way to figure this out was by talking to people that have also been through this experience. and so i started to look for people to you. i was in charge of coping 19 public data in surveillance. i was asked to post misleading data to give the false image of the say things to say to reopen. i refused,

and i was fired. and then became public enemy number one of a, of a sort of governors seeking to be president has been relentlessly stocked, harassed by members of the sanchez's staff, both on the government payroll and in this campaign. and although i've received a lot of international recognition and awards, it doesn't help you get through those really hard times to think. we'll have covered a lot of really important topics. it's to me, especially important to have that focus on the veterans affairs agencies and whistle blowers within their because we made promises to people who signed up to serve and we haven't kept them. and it's a very under appreciated, under acknowledged area to whistle blowing. attendees to the conference, had a march to the white house where they had a ceremony unfurled roses, and called for the white house to hold a ceremony in the rose garden in order to honor those whistle blowers who have spoken not. now,

there were many gaps from around the world who spoke to the conference via digital hook up highlighting the situation for whistle blowers internationally. in addition to that, we had domestic speakers from the united states to talk to the podium in washington dc, describing what it's like to be a whistle blower or a whistle blowers advocate in america. it's a touchy subject. where do you draw the line? us leaders may say they're concerned about the protections for whistle blowers. but we all know that edward snowden was forced to flee the country. and the chelsea manning spent years in prison for revealing illegal activities. former biden stafford tar read was recently for us to take asylum in russia. and in addition to that, at this point, we've got julian assigned to is basing extradition from britain because wiki leaks provided a platform for whistle blowers to publish classified information. all of this has people around the world smirking when they hear us leaders talk about human rights

and workplace protections. these were among the important issues discussed at the conference in the us capital. they with mauppin r t, washington dc us investigative. and josh laura, numerous as the f. b, i have identified the place supplies who operated at the so called diary says wire from capitol hill. 2 years ago. this is massive. you all need to read this. i have exclusively confirmed that the f b i done to fide ukrainian operatives and neo nazis who are at the us capital on january 6th. and even question, january 6, there's about these ukrainian spies during interviews with the f b i. as a process outside the us come with the bowls and to ryan for the supporters of them present. don't some storming into the legislative. they were outraged by national election results of the sign that would cause the presidency and survival. joe

biden, linked to that month on this, it was fatally shorter instant over a 1000 people were arrested. more than 200 people was sentenced in jail time. oh, you knew, i told us about the train agent, but she said the present on capitol hill, one of the january 6th defendants, probably the most famous and well known january 6th defendant, saw my reporting and he had messaged me and had told me that he had just been released. well, he's been released, he's on probation now his name is jacob translate. he was known by the media as the q and, and sherman. and he said, it's really interesting that you're talking about ukrainian operatives who are working with the c i a in order to uh, you know, instigating neo nazi movements in the us. you said when i, when, when jacob chancellor was actually interrogated and arrested by the f b i the f b. i showed him a photograph of a ukranian, operative by the name of sir guy define and, and uh sir guy to bind in the, had uh,

you know, entered the capital and had been filming around the capital under the guise of working with a ukrainian, a television station called one plus one media, which is actually owned by the ukranian ukranian old r e, where a couple of moist b through is just arrested this last week in his under investigation for fraud. he of course, has a really big backer of the landscape and is tied directly to the hunter biden and joe biden breeze most scandal. and so they showed him a photo of the buying in and, and himself, and said to have, you know, this ukrainian spied and according to jacob, when he was outside of the capital, define who was the ukrainians by operatives us. i asked him for a photo and posted it and the f. b. i had confirmed to jacob that the binding was a ukrainians by and that he had entered the capital and they keep pressing jacobs thinking that jacob was lying about not knowing this individual. and so the media

has never reported this the f b. i certainly never inform the public that a ukrainians by operative who's tied to one of ukraine's most corrupt oligarchs of enter the capital under the, under the guise of working with the tv company deceptively to gain entry, to, to, to our, to our capital, where our political affairs are conducted, and this is an act of war by ukraine against the united states of america. and in return, the united states government has been sending right billions of dollars 200000000000 dollars worth of what they call military aid to ukraine in their fight against the russians. but also it's a forum dedicated to high tech and business science has welcome delegation from about 2 dozen countries. how does it, why, the sense of rushing to city of cars out in the event has ensued in strengthening the over the robust connection between finding nations as noted by the present of the china taylor comments for important export of machinery and electronic products

. okay, so that when the gps hybrid diesel herself with our chamber of commerce for the import, an export of machinery, no tronic goods as welcome 24 companies to participate in this form before head and moscow. we engaged in biological enterprises devoted to the development of trade and economic cooperation between our countries yesterday or delegation visited some cities, for example, numbers, new to me, and also towards the machine building plants such as come us. all members of our delegation are interested in cooperation with russia. thanks to the efforts of our states, our economic and trade relation started developing rapidly. in terms of turnover, especially in mission or in electronics. trade in this field is about $35000000000000.00. john is exports of machinery and electronics account for 60 percent of the aging stole exports to moscow. and this is a good trend. our chamber of commerce will actively make efforts to promote china and russia trait. i've seen a lot of times he is on guy on the ground up next i'm will be by eligible the out

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