gazprom has threatened to cut moldova s gas supply if a contract isn t signed.an capital chisinau , steve rosenberg reports. 0nce once in moscow's orbit, moldova has been looking for a new direction tilting from russia towards the west. its government wants to move closer to the eu but there's a problem. all of the gas here comes from russia. so what do you do if moscow turns off the tap? it is threatening to if moldova does not sign a new contract at a higher price. the russians have already cut supplies by a third. just business? or is it? basically russia is _ business? or is it? basically russia is trying _ business? or is it? basically russia is trying to _ business? or is it? basically russia is trying to punish . russia is trying to punish moldova citizens because they decided to vote against the pro—russian party so that is pure politics and nothing more. that is pure fantasy, thinks gazprom. russia's state energy giant says it will gladly pump gas if there is a deal and if moldova settles its debt. but is the kremlin using energy as a weapon? vladimir p

international russian gas exported gas, prom warns it will stop supplying moldova if that eastern european state fail to pay off its debts now totaling some $700000000.00. public mood swings to the right in france ahead of the presidential election, and there's no shortage of candidates to meet the populace agenda. america's top medical agency finally admits to funding research on transmitting bat corona viruses, to humans in china's we hadn't robbins something previously, repeatedly denied under oath by the white house. his virus chief doctor, falcon, also in the program rogers defense minister says his german count about should know better than de coal for nato to deploy nuclear weapons along russia's borders. ah, we are study work no way into saturday evening here at moscow just off to 7 pm now and a full program for you tonight. aeronautics international. so russian and natural gas export a gas problem says it'll stop supplying the commodity to moldova, if that eastern european state fails to fully payoff its debt to the company at around $700000000.00. a discussed the story a short ti

steve rosenberg has more from moldova.ere are dozens and dozens of cars here. it goes all around the block, the queue. people have been waiting sometimes three hours to get methane and propane. and look over here, there's another queue, aqf taxi drivers who have also been waiting several hours to get fuel. there is a gas shortage right now in moldova, why? this country relies heavily on russian gas. out at the end of last month, the gas contract with russia's does provide expired and new terms of not been agreed and in the meantime, they have reduced supplies to moldova for about one third. it is up to the price of gas to a level that moldova says is unacceptable. many believe that russia is using energy to put political pressure on moldova which for many years this country was in moscow's orbit but in the last year moldova has elected a pro—eu president and parliament and is looking at closer ties with europe. today, the parliament in moldova announced a state of emergency that will free up money to help the government by

there are limits to patients. moldova is the one provoking this crisis. well, previously, moldova had a long running a contract with gas problem where they received gas at a discounted rate for many years. and over that period, they didn't make the payments necessary on time. and eventually they have amassed this, the huge debt for $133000000.00. and then you have to cancel the fees and funds for for the late payment of outstanding debt, which runs up to $700000000.00. the contract itself expired at some time ago in the last hours before the contract expired, a gas problem, moldova agreed to extend that, that contract by a month, but by december 1st they're going to have to come up with a new contract. and these talks have been ongoing for a while now. those are there was a lot of a lot of pressure on both sides that will do. van's demanded that they get a 50 percent discount according to some reports that have come out of those talks. and now now is basically crunch time because gas, palmers can just come out and said the moldova refuses to acknowledge i

since then moldova has refused to assign a new contract with the company. it says that the prices that the company wants are simply too high gas. prom says that there has been a sky rocketing increase in demand for gas at the moment. and that has led to the increase in prices. it also says that moved over is pretty much to blame for the situation that it finds itself in the country is at more than $700000000.00 in debt at the moment to gas prom. and while all of this is happening, the e once again is suggesting that russia is playing a bullying game here and is exerting political pressure on moldova. we see a thames way, gosh brom to put political pressure in return to lower the gas prices. and we agreed with a prime minister on the importance of a strengthening resilience against any potential efforts by 3rd parties to use energy. as your political weapon will not have been outright denied by russia, that says, gas problem doesn't have the capability of making political gestures like that only commercial ones. there's also been a suggestion, perhaps that y

and many people here in moldova interpret what is happening as political pressure on moldova. the problem is — is that possible? is that realistic? because 100% of the gas is coming from russia, moldova's own gas company, the main shareholder is russia's gas company, and moldova gets more than 80% of its electricity from a power station owned by russia. you see the difficulty. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story: the united nations warns of a countdown to a humanitarian catastrophe in afghanistan, with millions facing starvation. more than a third of the world's population are active users of facebook and its other social media products. yet the global tech giant has been facing serious allegations about its impact on individuals and wider society. here in the uk, a former facebook manager turned whistle—blower told a committee of mps that platforms like facebook were "literally subsidising hate". here's our technology correspondent, rory cellan—jones. facebook, a corporate giant used by 2.9 billion people, an empire which includes instagram, what

stop my grants and refugees crossing from bella. ruth, that brussels won't pay the bill barriers. moldova becomes the 2nd european countries to declare a state of emergency over the energy crisis as main supplier, russia hikes, prices. here's about the humanitarian situation and ethiopia, tiguan region, the u. n. suspends aid flights after government airstrikes forced it to a bought a landing to policeman, are killed in pakistan as rallies by a band political group and violent. and i'd be to similar to the sport another new venue for the 2022 war couples. been unveiled hearing dough. the oper mama stadium hosting with the final of cup of a cup with 2 woke up with us going his head, his coaches. ah, now the european union says it's extremely concerned about the growing number of migrants and refugees crossing into the block from bella. ruth, it's accused. men give what it calls, state sponsored smuggling. the issue has domination talks on the final day of a leaders summit and brussels. now while some, according for offense, the e chief is refusing to pay for any barriers at the border. nat

and moldova has now declared a state of emergency. they say the gas supplies in their pipelines are running out . so the, those, the pressure, the gas pressure is, is going down. so obviously supplies have been cut off gas from says that no such thing is happening. that it needs a little time at to get those supplies running again, where we will go from here is, is anyone's guess. obviously we have to bear in mind that there is a huge gas crosses all over the world at factories and plants in europe. ha, having to shut down businesses or having to shut down, because at this point, it is now more expensive to buy gas ventre sell their projects. such are the costs of production now, and this is all over the european continent. not just the european union with britain and britain as well in china, we're seeing the same story. so obviously, the mold opens are asking for help the europeans and others, whether they will receive that help remains to be seen. the turkish president sorted the ambassadors of 10 western allies, including the u. s

[000:00:00;00] a russia gas export or gas from warns it will stop supplying moldova if the eastern european nation failed to pay off the debts now totaling some $700000000.00. the turkish president, orders ambassadors from 10 western allies to be declared persona non grata, leftover a joint statement, demanding the release of a turkish businessman, jailed, awaiting trial on anti government charges. public mood swings to the right in france ahead of the presidential election. and there is no shortage of candidates to meet the populace agenda. the caravan of thousands of migrants, breakthrough mexican police lines with many heading towards america. despite this, president biden says he has no intention of seeing the problems before himself at his southern border, as he doesn't have time ah, broadcasting my direct from a studio in moscow. this is our team international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now russian gas provider gas problem says it will stop supplying moldova, if the eastern european state fails to pay off its debt to the company, which is currently around $7

a string of accusations at moscow off the russia and moldova failed to secure a fresh gas contract. a block rejects the following member states plea for help to cover the difference in the new price. no job, no pay. new york city workers protest outside the city. my official residence st. opposition to a looming deadline for vaccine mandates. we speak to man who says that how he lost his job despite having natural immunity to coven. ah! oh, from moscow, thanks for joining us tonight on auto international. and daniel hawkins worthy was tonight's welcome through the program. now joe biden sat met with his french counterparts in italy. it's that 1st meeting since washington outraged paris by going behind its back over a submarine deal with australia that talks to come ahead of the launch g 20 gathering in rome tomorrow. let's go live now to peace. all of our, our correspondence set for the latest updates on this to pizza. how did this 1st meeting go? well, was hotly anticipated. it took place at the french embassy to the holy c in the vatican on arrival. joe biden, and emanuel micron s

steve rosenberg, bbc news, moldova.the ban remain in place and still the civilian authority had their power was restored. demonstrations are continuing in the capital. france threatening to impose sanctions on the uk of progress is not made a route over fishing waters between the two countries. the situation does not improve france it would step up order checks on british goods and prevent british boats from docking at french ports. in india an independent panel will investigate allegations that the government used by were against journalists, allegations that the government used by were againstjournalists, critics and politicians. the opposition leader rahul gandhi is said to be among those targeted with the pegasus spyware. the supreme courts of the alleged violation of privacy needed to be examined as it affected people's rights and freedoms. still to come. the austrian footballer has come out as gay, the only top—level male player in the world to do so. climate protesters from the campaign group insulate bridge and

headlines here one are tea in brussels on li shoes, a string of accusations at moscow, off to russia and moldova failed to secure a fresh gas contract with a broken reject the aspiring member states please for help to cover the difference in the new price, as well as late as gather in rome for the 1st imposing g. 20 summit. since the pandemic hid joe biden. braces 1st, 1st of face to face with the manual macro off to the spot over a nuclear submarine deal with australia. no job, no pay. new york city workers protest outside the city may as official residence and opposition to a looming deadline for vaccine mandates. but we speak to one man who says that's how we lost his job, despite having natural immunity to cove it on facebook's parent company undergoes a name change with the internet exploding and threw up by roger, mocking both to re brand and mug is dr. bug himself with to 5 pm on friday, here with all right, just up to 5 pm on friday here at moscow. this is asi, international, very warm welcome to the european union has laid the blay, but moscow's doorstep for what is shaping up to be a m

headlines here one are t russel's on lee shoes as a string of accusations of moscow after russia and moldova failed to secure a fresh gas contract. but the block rejects the aspiring member states plea for help to cover the difference in the new price as well. leaders gather and rome for the 1st in person g. 20 summit. since the pandemic joe biden is meeting with emmanuel macaroni for the 1st face to face, it's soft of the spot over a nuclear submarine deal with australian. no job, no pay to new york city workers protest outside the city may as a official residence and opposition to a looming deadline for vaccine mandates in the program that we speak to a man who says that's how we lost his job, despite having natural immunity to cove it ah 7 pm at moscow and into the evening. we go here when the russian capital, welcome to the friday program, went out to international. the european union has laid the blame at moscow's doorstep for what is shaping up to be a major energy crisis in moldova, that's off of the country, fail to secure a contract with russia's gas problem. mold over insists on a

how is moldova coping with it? and how can it account now on your an allies for help? well, the energy crisis is something that's been discussed and picked and solutions suggested here at the ration economic forum in verona. particularly looking at the crisis in europe with many panelists saying, what needs to happen here is that you need to look for relations with other countries. rather than making accusations, now this comes at a time. as you mentioned, that a future hopeful member of the block is asking for assistance in its own energy croix says, talking here about more over more over the state of emergency. and it seems to be being cold shouldered by the e. u as it faces this crisis of its own so much so that the situation has led to the mass of the capital city. suggesting that what needs to happen now is for the parliamentary buildings, presidential buildings and all government building should look at tuning. but he still gets an idea of making sure that any heat that is available goes to the local residents and also a show of solidarity producing. maybe we sho

it's threatening to if moldova doesn't sign a new contract at a higher price.s because they decided to vote against the pro—russian party at the parliamentary elections, so it is pure politics and nothing more. that's pure fantasy, thinks gazprom. russia's state energy giant says it will gladly pump gas if there's a deal and if moldova settles its debt. but is the kremlin using energy as a weapon? vladimir putin recently called that accusation nonsense and tittle—tattle. russia says it never mixes pipelines and politics, but if you've got a lot of gas, that gives you a lot of influence and a lot of power. and if you're a country like moldova, which has been getting all of its gas from russia but now wants a closer relationship with europe, that can give you a lot of trouble. moldova has declared a state of emergency. this crisis centre is making sure the gas keeps flowing. the country is seeking alternative sources in europe, but it's bad timing. well, it's the worst time to have a gas crisis. at home, the prices are higher than ever. can moldova get all the ga

won't be so much that full for helping out its neighbors, but it will be watching what unfolds in moldova over the next few weeks. as we know on december 1st gas. com says if the country has signed that new contract, the gas supplies will be cut off. meanwhile, the use bombed down in another crisis this time and seen fighting over the rule of law. the parliament, assuming the european commission for failing to use a special tool which funding the countries undermining the supremacy of you law a high on the europe, ian parliament, a gender is this legal battle? is that taking action on poland? a war for on the block over its traditional reforms which undermine the supremacy of law. poland to enter and threatened to go to great length. if e withholds funds. and stephen summoned belgium's ambassador to poland after walsall, was accused of playing with fire. you are playing a dangerous game. you are playing with fire when waging war with your european colleagues for internal political reasons. one of the points of contention, incentives on disability chamber of poland, supreme court that the

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earlier this week, moldova was forced to introduce a state of emergency due a shortage of gas.ot a property tax as the authorities try to control the largest housing market in the world. state media said the long proposed measure would initially last five years and apply to residential and commercial property in selected urban areas. the tax is considered a way to control prices, which have increased more than two thousand percent since the communist government privatised housing in the nineteen nineties. turkey's president is withdrawing the diplomatic status of ten foreign ambassadors — after they called for the release of a philanthropist, osman kavala. recep tayip erdogan said the ten ambassadors would be declared persona non grata, normally the first step in expelling a diplomat. they include ambassadors from turkey's nato allies — the united states and france. it comes days after the turkish foreign ministry summoned the ten, for what it described as an "irresponsible" statement calling for a just and speedy resolution to the case of osman kavala. ece goksedef from bbc�*s

earlier this week, moldova was forced to introduce a state of emergency due a shortage of gas. property tax as authorities try to control the largest housing market in the world. state media say the long proposed measure would initially last five years and apply to residential and commercial property in selected urban areas. saudi arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, has announced a goal of net—zero carbon emissions by the year 2060. the energy minister said the environmental targets could be met without adverse social or economic effects. paasha mahdavi is assistant professor of political science at the university of california, santa barbara. his research focuses on energy and global environmental politics. i asked him what impact this pledge by saudi officials will have. it will be a major step in the right direction in terms of domestic emissions. saudi arabia is itself among the largest c02 emitters in per capita terms and the 10th largest carbon emitter in global terms. so the announcement could be particularly big for clean energy development within the kingdom and

earlier this week, moldova was forced to introduce a state of emergency due a shortage of gas.ot a new property tax as authorities try to control the largest housing market in the world. state media say the long proposed measure would initially last five years and apply to residential and commercial property in selected urban areas. saudi arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, has announced a goal of net—zero carbon emissions by the year 2060. the energy minister said the environmental targets could be met without adverse social or economic effects. well, to discuss the saudi pledge, i'mjoined now by paasha mahdavi, assistant professor of political science at the university of california, santa barbara, and whose research focuses on energy and global environmental politics. very good to see you. thank you for being with us. what do you make of this promise by saudi arabia? , ., ., ., arabia? so it will be a ma'or ste in arabia? so it will be a ma'or step in the d arabia? so it will be a ma'or step in the right i arabia? so it will be a major step in the right direction i ara

earlier this week, moldova was forced to introduce a state of emergency due a shortage of gas.tax as authorities try to control the largest housing market in the world. state media say the long proposed measure would initially last five years and apply to residential and commercial property in selected urban areas. the tax is considered a way to control prices, which have increased more than 2000% since the communist government privatised housing in the 19 90s. hungary's right wing prime minister, viktor 0rban, has told a rally of his supporters to defend what he called his achievements at next year's parliamentary elections, at an event marking the 65th anniversary of the hungarian uprising. he equated hungary's liberal opposition with the soviet troops who crushed the revolt. at the other end of the long boulevard running through budapest, the leader of the newly—unified opposition, peter marki—zay, addressed a rally of his own supporters. the former us president, barack 0bama, has said america is at a turning point and has to reject the �*politics of meanness, conflict and c

s accused men skiff what it's called state sponsored smuggling. moldova has declared a state of emergency of a gas shortages. it's an effort to secure cheap at natural gas deals, at a price hike from its usual supply in russia. the u. s. supreme court has declined to block a restrictive abortion law in texas. it says it will fast track arguments, in the case, the law effectively bands terminations. once a fetal heartbeat is detected, that is usually around 6 weeks into a pregnancy. before many women are even aware they have conceived those he had lost news continues here after november. oh, now jazeera all through a year of turbulent weather. well, lead us gather in glasgow for crucial summit on the battle against climate change. emmy award winning 4 lines goes beyond the headlines, investigating the untold stories across the us. millions in kurdistan, both in parliamentary elections under a new constitution and more than a year after the lawful frigate apolitical, quite immersed in personal short documentary africa, direct show cases, african stories from african filmmakers. china marks

earlier this week, moldova was forced to introduce a state of emergency due a shortage of gas.he diplomatic status of ten foreign ambassadors after they called for the release of a philanthropist, osman kavala. president recep tayip erdogan said the ten ambassadors would be declared persona non grata, normally the first step in expelling a diplomat. they include ambassadors from turkey's nato allies the united states and france. it comes days after the turkish foreign ministry summoned the ten, for what it described as an "irresponsible" statement in which they had called for a just and speedy resolution to the case of osman kavala. about three of these countries are nato allies and germany is one of the biggest trade partners of turkey. when i have spoken to turkish officials they told me that they don't know when the process should start because turkish foreign minister cavusoglu is in korea right now and it's night—time over there. so i guess we have to wait until the morning and see what happens. but so far there is an official order that was sent to the ministry and this i

bruce, that's not a member of the block to keys. minsk of states on smuggling, moldova has declared state of majesty ever shortages of gas, it's an effort to secure cheaper natural gas, steals after its main supply of russia, raise prices of surged almost 600 percent across europe because of fears that low storage levels won't be enough for the winter. the u. s. supreme court has declined to block a restrictive abortion law in texas, but says it will fast track arguments in the case. the law effectively bombs terminations once a hot base if a fetus is detected. as usually around 6 weeks into pregnancy before many women are aware that conceived as utilized, news continues here and al jazeera after democracy. maybe when an ethiopian mother put her daughter up for adoption, she knew little of what was to come. with family born, severed, a traumatized child, torn between 2 worlds, struggles to return home in a profoundly human story, exposing deep floors in denmark's adoption system. a girl in return, a witness documentary on al jazeera, me all the better. no part of my journalistic camry 44

headlines here one r t brussels on least uses a string of accusations of moscow after russia and moldova failed to secure a fresh gas contract with a block of reject. the aspiring member states plea for help to cover the difference in the new price as well leaders gather and rome for the 1st in person g. 20 summit . since the pandemic joe biden is meeting with emanuel macro and for the 1st face to face it soft at the spot over a nucleus submarine, deal with australian no job, no pay to new york city workers protest outside the city may as the official residents in opposition to a looming deadline for vaccine mandates in the program that we speak to a man who says that's how we lost his job despite.

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all those divided societies between nato and russia, -- georgia ukraine, belarus, , moldova, all of themt choose between east or west. however, these societies are very divided, they are ripped apart and they become proxy conflicts between the nato states and russia. at least in the cold war, nato was a status quo power. but from '99, it became expansionist and revisionist by giving itself a mandate to use military force and topple governments. it is deemed most, the greatest threat right now to russian security. that is the assumption which the russians are working on. which is also why this partnership with china is so important. they can shield themselves from the sanctions. they don't really need nato anymore. in this biggest project they have now is effectively giving up on integrating with europe and instead, just going east to what they are calling greater eurasia, and that is working with russia. hashem: because geopolitics is all about perceptions and assumptions. i would like to ask this for a particular reason, because from a russian perspective, there is always concern about

this household headlines, one r t and a russian gas export, a gas pronged warns it'll stop supplying moldova if that eastern european state fails to pay off its debts now totaling some 700 $1000000.00. the public mood swings to the right in front is ahead of the presidential election . and there is no shortage of confidence to meet the populace agenda. america's top medical agency admits funding research wrong transmitting that corona viruses, to humans in china's will hand something that previously repeatedly denied under oath by the white house is virus chief doctor found chic. also in the program rogers defense minister says his german counterpart should know better than to coal for nato to deployed nuclear.

moldova and russia enter a fresh round of negotiations — with moscow still threatening to force energyused was a real one, and criminal charges aren't ruled out. it's budget day here in the uk — the chancellor promises a "new age of optimism" but will soaring living costs leave people worse off? and — the south african born, hollywood a—lister, backing a campaign to allow greater levels of vaccine production — on her home continent.

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friends in daycare with both the russian border of gas and gas, problem warns that will stop supply moldova if the eastern european nation failed. and that's now totaling some $700000000.00 in turkey, president orders investors from 10 western allies to be declared persona non grata . that's over a joint statement, demanding the release of a turkish business. men jailed, waiting trial on anti government charge of public mood swings to the right in front head of the presidential election. and there is no shortage of candidates to meet the popular agenda. the caravan of thousands of migrants, big through mexican police lines, with many heading towards america. despite this, president biden says he has no intention of seeing the problems for himself and his southern border as he doesn't have time.

ah ah, russian gas exported gas, palm warns it will stop supply moldova if the eastern european nation fails to pay off its debts now totaling some $700000000.00 the turkish president orders ambassadors from 10 western allies to be declared persona non grata. that's over a joint statement, amending the release of a turkish businessman, jailed, awaiting trial on anti government charges and the public mood swings to the right and frank ahead of the presidential election. and there is no shortage of candidates to meet the populace agenda. the caravan of thousands of migrants breaks through mexican police lines with many heading towards america. despite this president biden says he has no intention of seeing the problem for himself and his southern border as he doesn't have time for that. does it for me and your headlines at this hour? i'll be back in an hour with another look. see what this is our international ah, with i'm african retention. you're watching going undergrad this week you gave pm bars. johnson flew his foreign secretary list trust to arms, customer saudi arabia, which has

up with a coherent migration plan. natasha butler al jazeera brussels rush as being blamed after moldova declared a state of emergency of a gas shortages and moved back by parliament means the country can now source cheap a gas from other suppliers. it's been unable to agree a deal with the russian state and gas from gas prom after raise prices last week, albania, also put in place in emergency plan to deal with europe's energy crisis. prices of surged almost 600 percent across europe because of fears that current low storage levels will be insufficient for winter. well, in other developments, at least 16 people have died in an exposure and fire a gun powder and chemicals plant in russia. this happened in the town of less noisy in the south west of the country. disaster wiped out almost the entire team of 17 workers who were on shift at the time. one man was taken to hospital with serious burns. the exact cause isn't clear, but the fire is thought to have started in a workshop or violence is broken out at a march in pakistan by thousands of supporters of a band group. ah, 2 policemen wer