u. s. over the weekend on appeals court temporarily blocked the government's job requirements for businesses. but that didn't sell people taking to the streets. i thought, well, the contested mandate will apply to large businesses without the least 100 employees. vaccines are already obligatory for public officials that come to the time of hi infection rates, averaging around $73000.00 per day in the u. s. as it stands, despite a federal appeals court freezing the private sector requirement, the surgeon general insists the measures are needed. the person in the administration wouldn't have put these requirements in place if they didn't think that they were appropriate and necessary. and the administration is certainly prepared to defend them for all those promises of healing biden's america has become a tinderbox, rife with anger and division. and the latest vaccine mandate was just the thing to spark the fire. this mandate is unconstitutional, unlawful and unwise. the biden vaccine monday is a

u. s. over the weekend and appeals court temporarily blocked the government's job requirements businesses, but it still didn't stop people taking to the streets. oh, i think the contested monday would apply to businesses with at least $100.00 employees. vaccines already obligatory for public officials and comes at a time of high infection rights to averaging around $73000.00 per day in the us. despite the federal appeal, school freezing, the private sector requirement, surgeon general assist the measures are needed. the person in the administration wouldn't have put these requirements in place if they didn't think that they were appropriate and necessary, and the administration is certainly prepared to defend them. for all the promises of healing biden's america has become in tinderbox, rife with anger and division. and the latest vaccine mandate was just the thing to spark the fire. this mandate is unconstitutional, unlawful and unwise. the biden vaccine monday is a shocking invasion of medical

u. s. over military activity in space. it comes after washington accused moscow of putting the international space station in danger, by conducting an anti satellite weapons test. russia claimed the u. s. was being hypocritical, saying it's been far more reckless in space. let's discuss it with our correspondent, donal quarter, who has indeed been following the story. dawn hello, lots of to and fro. going on here. first of all, tell us what the russian defense ministry had to say. while there's been a lot of speculation and there still is really as to what exactly caused this debris generating event. and unsurprisingly, washington was quick to point the finger at russia. actually, the russian defense ministry has since reacted to that pointing to new a plus plans for space operations that the u. s. military had made back in 2020. so for russia, this whole situation seems a bit hypocritical. the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who tried t

u. s. over a 12 month period. it's an increase of nearly 30 percent. and it's more than those killed by guns or car crashes. centers for disease control says the overdose is, are primarily down to opioids with fentanyl involved in more than half of the cases . and the world health organization says deaths from cobit 19 have risen 5 percent in europe in the past week. the highest numbers being reported are in russia, britain and germany. all right, those are the headlines. the news continues here now 0 after aren't as they were world state you. and thanks for watching by for them. ah, a ah ah business if the mission pesky cisneros in nina told them, another woman who collects good melamine news, washington, misty and t shirt center dixon, wondering are you gonna look logos or was hacked in the handsome mc tile upholden chair, several political defend mitigate them while at the home of door ah, ah many people living and working in the world's biggest cities today, yard, generally better off than their parents and grandparents generations. but what does b

u. s. government over the lucrative rights to its vaccine band, with peak, with the probe in to the discredited trump, russia dossier underway. we look at had the mainstream media and the democrats are refusing to face some awkward fashion. ah, good afternoon. just come 1 o'clock here in moscow. you're watching arte international. now the united nations high commissioner for refugees has criticized these handling of the migrant crisis. the polish beller is border and says that barbed wire pushed back sand violence or unjustifiable methods of dealing with the situation does come as thousands of asylum seekers camped preferred night in di, conditions along the frontier in the hope of gaining entry to the you. there is still no access to the border area for humanitarian assistance from the you side. however, several tons of aid including food, water, and warm clothes have been provided by the bell. russian branch of the red cross local officials and civil activists have also helped to hand it out with more now on how people are coping in the camp. his artes constantine rush cove. one of the 3rd th

u. s. government over the question of patenting. he's the thing, aside from access to government coffers, the company also had help from some of the best brains in the land, working closely with federal scientists to create the vaccine that even gives them a note of thank thing one of it's for patient applications, acknowledging their role and designing some components, but that's where the thanks stops. the company had all along recognized the substantial role that the n i h has played in developing. madame a covered 19 vaccine, but only madana scientists designed the vaccine by exclude and federal scientists for most documents. they're also excluding them from a share of the profits madana claims. so creator of the technology, it alone should read the rewards. and on surprisingly, federal authorities are happy and what their cut of the profits are truly work together for years. all the current viruses. but also year of discussions with data resolution is no closer. the national institute for allergy and infectious diseases disagre

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u. s. over a 12 month period. it's an increase of nearly 30 percent. and it's more than those killed by guns or car crashes. the centers for disease control says the overdoses are primarily down to opioids with fentanyl involved in more than half of the cases . 2 men convicted of assassinating american civil rights leader malcolm x are expected to have their names cleared. after more than half a century, both spent decades in prison. it comes after an investigation found the f, b i and police withheld key evidence that would likely have led to the acquittal. those are the headlines now it's back to out. is there a well statement? thanks so much, but enough? ah, with a whole o o o 2 is the social media consultant living in working in turkeys. largest city is stumble. he's married with a young daughter, and as a family they decided to look at ways of adopting unless consumers life influenced by what's called the simple living minimalist movement. the family decided to d class or their lives, and live with less, even before the global pandemic struck. ah

u. s. over the seizure of an oil tanker in the sea of a mountain last week, washington claims to run captured the vessel, but are unsafe. it was repelling a u. s. attempt to seize the boat and has la release video claiming to prove just that or middle east correspondent policy lawyer reports. well, what i see now is a new round of installation between iran and the united states. this particular incident happened towards the end of last month, although now has, when, when used to video. and you can look at that video, what you can see is uranian forces despite being dwarfed by american vessels appearing to success the meet block, the path of american worship. as the tank at sales away. now there are multiple shots. in this video we use the rating and revolutionary gods forces aiming and training. they went to the u. s. vessel. now, the iranian government had said that the operation was a success. despite the fact that the united states was able to turn, so oil to another tank as to the whereabout

u. s. over the last couple of weeks with that, with the rittenhouse verdict. and now with this the u. s. does seem like a very divided country right now to a lot of people on the outside looking in. is that, does it feel like that to you? unfortunately it is, it's very divided, you know, we had a president, former president donald trump, that i began to divide us in many ways and that division has only gotten worse. i think the written house one hand you look at the written out case, you see what happened. you see the prosecutors, they weren't the same caliber and so once again, when prosecutors don't have their cases together, you see what happens. this was a different case where that the prosecutors that had their case together and this case in many ways, it brought the community together. it bought the african american community together, brought everybody together. so it clearly shows that we do have things to divide us where we often have a number of things to unite us. get to talk to ivan bates. thanks very much for your time. thank you. are the son of libya's former leader ma m

u. s. government over lucrative rights to its vaccine. the proven that discredited from russia danasia underway. we'll look at how the mainstream media and the democrats are refusing to face the facts. and ah, hello, it's a woman at pos for leon through moscow time. welcome to the program. this is alex international. life will do stage q kevin o in the service for the next half hour. so 1st a big store again, we're following. united nations high commissioner now today for refugees has criticized the eaves handling of the migrant crisis of the poland. better with border and says the barbed wire push backs and violence or unjustifiable methods of dealing with the situation. it comes as thousands of asylum seekers comp for 3rd night di, conditions along the frontier in the hope of getting entry to the e u. the. so now access to the border area for humanitarian assistance from the e u side, despite coals for yesterday. however, several tons of aid including food water, a warm clothes have been provided by the permission branch of the red cros

u. s. government over the lucrative right. it's vaccine and with the probate into the discredited trumpet, russia don't say underway. we look at how the mainstream media and the democrats are refusing to face the fact ah, my direct student moscow, this is our to international. i'm sean thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. are now the united nations high commissioner for refugees has criticized the use handling of the migrant crisis at the border between poland and bell ruse and says that barbed wire pushed back and violence are unjustifiable methods of dealing with the situation. thousands of asylum seekers camped for a 3rd night in dire conditions along the frontier in the hope of gaining entry to the you. meanwhile, there's still no access to the border area for humanitarian assistance from the east side. but several tons of 8, including food, water, and warm clothes have been provided by the bell, a russian branch of the red cross. local officials and civil activists also help to head down. it's more on how people ar

u. s. over 12 month period. a center for disease control and prevention estimated 100306 people died in the 12 months to the end of april. that's $22000.00 more than for same period the year before. it's a comparison in the same time period about 509000 people in the u. s. died from coven 19, and the death toll is almost twice the total number of years deaths during the vietnam war. the overdose is primarily down to opioids at the number of deaths increasing from out 56000 to more than 75000. the synthetic opioid fentanyl was involved in more than 60 percent of the overdose deaths, and there were increased deaths in all but 4 states. the states were the highest increase were vermont, west virginia, and kentucky. dr. daniel at stick around is a professor of addiction medicine at the university of california, san francisco. he joins us live by zoom. thanks very much for being with us. oh, what do you think of the main causes for this big rise in overdoses? oh, well, we've had a 20 year. unprecedented climb in gues

u. s. over taiwan and the south china sea. chinese government has yet to comment on the images fast careers facing a major shortage of a vital fuel additive, the threatening to bring its transport industry to a standstill. the chemical compound known as urea is essential for the operation of the diesel engines used in south korea. but it's biggest supplier, china is cutting exports back up to explains this vehicle is running short of urea and so could millions of diesel cars, buses, trucks, and emergency vehicles across south korea. the fuel additive is imported from china, but it's putting on the brakes yamani or me. so the situation is really bad. i drove about 70 kilometers to a petrol station to just get some urea for my truck. and there were long queues and vehicles and my turn didn't come. so i just left entry 100 drivers, a panic buying. and the reports of hoarding fuel stations are running out of storm load m 8 or 9 truck drivers out of 10. don't come any more than leave ross 80 to 90 pe

u. s. over when a trick clarity in orbit is, comes off to washington into moscow of putting an international spice they should endanger by conducting an anti satellite weapons death. russia responded by state in the u. s was being hypocritical. i'd a washington has been formal reckless in spite road a, my colleague, you know, neil, discuss threats of elements without ease donald cotton. there's been a lot of speculation and there still is really as to what exactly caused this debris generating event. and unsurprisingly, washington was quick to point the finger at russia. actually, the russian defense ministry has since reacted to that pointing to new of plus plans for space operations that the u. s. military had made back in 2020. so for russia, this whole situation seems a bit hypocritical. the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon, who tried to accuse the russian federation of creating risks for astronauts of the

u. s. over a military activity in space, it comes after washington accused moscow of putting the international space station in danger, by conducting an anti satellite weapons test. russia claims that the u. s. was being hypocritical because it's done more in space than could be considered a threat. well, let's discuss this with our correspondent donal quarter, who has been at closely following the story, could to see a don at mudslinging plenty. all that's as well. what exactly has the russian defense ministry actually been saying here, right, you and, and, well, there's been and still is a lot of speculation as to what actually caused this debris generating event that took place on monday. but washington was very quick, unsurprisingly to point the finger at russia and the russian defense ministry has reacted just recently and actually called that. and an example poxy the russian defense ministry considers hypocritical statements by representatives of the state department and the pentagon. he t

u. s. over the last 100 years, and none of them have found, especially with gasoline prices, any sort of price fixing or any sort of activity like that. so both from a financial history perspective as well as a investigation perspective, it just seems like the advisors and the policy is a little bit. they're just out of touch, i think from history as well as from facts on the ground. what about what the says about the relationship between at the white house and saudi arabia, for example, is that's likely to improve after this, when you reckon, ah, i mean, that's hard to say. i think unfortunately that that relationship has been challenged for a little while. and i think this is just another, i thought it was really out of touch for the president to push saudi arabia, for example, to produce more oil. i'm, when he's not pushing americans and american companies are encouraging them to produce more oil as well. so i don't know, i think this is probably confusing from a saudi perspective. it's hard,

u. s over military activity in space. it comes off to washington accused. moscow of putting the international space station in danger by conducting an anti satellite weapons test. will russia hit back pointing out that washington has also carried out similar tests. and nasa chief bill and ellison spoke to the head of russia space agency, ross cosmos, to express his concerns about the threat of deborah from a destroyed satellite to those on board the i assess ross cosmos, chief dmitri rosen said that both agencies were working closely to ensure the safety of their crews, according to a russian defense ministry simulation of the space station was never in any danger of being hit by deborah from the now defunct satellite. that she said i didn't stop however, the us state department from ultimately condemning this test. brushes, dangerous and irresponsible behavior jeopardizes the long term sustainability of our outer space. and clearly demonstrates that russia's claims of opposing the weapons and weapon ization of space are

u. s. over president biden's vaccine mandates from their pay with an impales court going so far as to stall the bid to force big companies to have this staff jabbed. a group of navy seals are also seeking legal action against the mandates. kellum open reports, joe biden's, vaccine mandates remain highly unpopular, and resistance is coming from new areas every day. the latest is a group of navy seals were taking joe biden to court, saying that the mandate violates their rights. the fact that the government has not granted a single religious exemption from the vaccine mandate shows that the biden administration does not care about religious freedom. instead, this appears to be an attempted ideological perch. it's a point and has to stop before any more harm is done to our national security. the liberty council, legal aid group that is representing the navy seals says if their religious exemption is denied, they could be court martialed, or involuntarily separated. the clash is already starting in

u. s. government over the lucrative rights to the vaccine . and with the prob, into the discredited tra brush dossier underway, we look at how the mainstream media and the democrats are refusing to face the fact ah global news on international reaction. this is our team from moscow. i'm calling bright bucket to the program. first for the united nations high commissioner for refugees has criticized the e used handling of the migrant crisis at the border between poland and baller bruce and says the barbed wire pushed backs and violence. our unjustifiable methods of dealing with the situation. thousands of asylum seekers camp for a 3rd night in dire conditions along the frontier in the hope of gaining entry to the e. u. meantime, the still no access to the border area for humanitarian assistance from the e. u side, but several tons of aid including food, water, warm clothes, have been provided by the banner russian branch of the red cross. local officials and civil activists also helped to hand it out with more on how people are trying to cope in

u. s. over this all they won't comment or other people i don't think or not, not early on anyway. they will or should want to speak to pfizer about it. and perhaps also the, the contractor firm that did the research. so they'll, if they're going to investigate, if they think there's anything in it pulls, remember that, then they'll want to do their investigations 1st before they comment. is there anything in that that this was taking place during phase 3 of the trials? please correct me if i'm wrong. a phase one is testing whether it's safe for humans . phase 2 is the very limited test. with a few i have volunteers and phase 3 is when it's out in the general public, does it matter so much that it was in phase 3 that these problems were highlighted? well i guess it probably means that it was at a larger scale. i changed that phase 3 that they would have been in the others because you just have more participant, more participants. huh. but so i, you know, at any stage it would reflect badly on people concerned. i think we could do at least what lessons do you think there are then in

u. s. over seeing the high profile homicide trial of col. rittenhouse is described media coverage of the polarizing cases irresponsible and even scary. the defendants charged with killing 2 and wounding another to racial justice protest. last year the judge says that due to certain media antic seal reconsider allowing journalists into future cases to when i talked about i'm problems with the media when this trial started, who were there in part of it, not full, but in pardon? because of grossly irresponsible handling of what comes out of this trial. i want to see what's being done is really quite frightening. i'm going to think long and hard about a live television trial. well, the judge is already, but you as t v news network, i'm a send p c from the court room allegations that have freelance producer working for the outlet attempted to influence the ongoing trial by tailing of van carrying the jury that's against the law to undermine the jury's anonymity. next denazi's john hud reporting from

u. s over 12 month period. the centers for disease control and prevention estimated 100306 people died in the 12 months to the end of april. that's $22000.00 more than for the same period the year before. for comparison, in the same time period, about 509000 people in the u. s. died from coven 19, and the death toll is almost twice the total number of u. s. deaths during the vietnam war. the overdoses are primarily down to opioids. the number of deaths increasing from about 56000 to more than 75000. they synthetic opioid fentanyl was involved in more than 60 percent of the overdose deaths. there were increased deaths in all but 4 states. the states for the highest increase were vermont. west virginia and kentucky talked to daniel chicone is a professor of addiction medicine at the university of california, san francisco. he explains what's behind the rise and deaths. we've had a 20 year, unprecedented climb in depth new drug overdoses. what's driving most recently is festival cove. it has had a huge impact, hav

u. s. embassy take over into iran. in 1979 november 4th iranians as students storm the u. s. embassy and took $52.00 american diplomats and citizens hostage for $444.00 days. so there's a lot of reasons why this video was released since they took this ship on october 25th. and now we're understanding all the different issues that are at play at the moment. you enter found evidence that all sides of the have years to grow conflict to violated human rights with some possibly amounting to war crimes and crimes against humanity. it describes the conflict as one marred by extreme brutality. sabrina's integrity has been subjected to brutal violence and suffering. the joint investigation team uncovered numerous violations and abuses, including awful killings and actually show executions, torture, sexual and gender race violence violations again. so if you tease unforced displacement of civilians, results from to you estates, president joe biden easily, one in 2020 could signal trouble for the democratic party. heading into next year's congressional ballot. republican glen youngin

u. s. s applied over 70 percent of saudi arabia's weapons since 2015 worth $64000000000.00. state department has ruled out the use of the missiles for ground attacks and said that the deal is in line with brightens, promised to help saudi arabia defend itself from iranian back, who the arab air attacks. however, it marks a significant departure from biden's rhetoric on the campaign trail when he labeled the kingdom a pariah. following the murder of journalists, jamal cas shoji. some also down to the deal will help bring an end to the devastating conflict in yemen. i thought. and he wore activist kennestone told us that the u. s. sending arms to the region is only going to inflame the situation. i'm when biden claimed on february 4th, that he, that the u. s. wish to stop saudi offensive operations in yemen. that statement rang hollow from the start, because if the us really wanted the saudi offensive war against yemen to and all that president biden would have to do it, pick up the phone and call re add to tell him to stop the war. and that would have been the end of it. the u. s. is supporti

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u. s. government role in making the vaccine even though received public funding as they battle over the lucrative rights to the drug. and also to come to proven to the discredited from russia dossier underway. we look at how the mainstream media and the democrats refusing to face the facts. ah, hello there, she has gone mid day here in moscow you watching artie international. now the united nations high commissioner for refugees has criticized use handling of the migrant crisis. the polish by the roost border and says that barbed wire pushed back some violence or unjustifiable methods of dealing with the situation. it does come as thousands of asylum seekers camped for a 3rd night in dire conditions along the frontier. in the hope of gaining entry to the ye, ye where there is still no access to the border area for humanitarian assistance from the e u site. however, several tons of aid including food, water, and warm clothes have been provided by the better russian branch of the red cross. local officials and civil activists have also helped to hand it out with more now on how people are

u. s. government over who takes credit for inventing a crucial component of the vaccine. ah, i the welcome. just go 9. i am here in moscow, you watching archie international. now the european union has paced new sanctions on beller roofs over the micro crisis on its board with poland. it comes as thousands of asylum seekers camp for 3rd night along the frontier in the hope of gaining entry to the you. european commission president though my denouncement, after meeting with the u. s. leader joe biden. and claimed that the situation had been orchestrated by batteries to try and destabilize the block. this is not a migration crisis. this is the attempt of and also terry and regime to try to destabilize its democratic neighbors. so what we are dealing with, which we have to state clearly is a manifestation of state terrorism. alexander lucian goes, goal is to be stabilize the whole of europe. therefore, i am glad to today a little differently than in the case of previous migration crises. the whole of the european union speaks with one voice, while the batteries for ministry

u. s. court over turns a major o pure ruling against the pharmaceutical giant and his sports and bad news for this world cup winner. and he will be here with that story. ah. the temperature sitting on freezing at the border of poland and bella luce and is expected to drop well below 0 over night. hundreds, possibly thousands of people from the middle east. afghanistan and africa. a currently stuck there huddled around campfires, their migration west across europe, blocked by poland. extra polish troops had been deployed to the area after migrants tried to cut through the razor wire fence on monday. the border guard says more than 300 attempts to cross the border, had been made. heather pollen says the migrant say under the control of bell russian armed units. it fails the minute she could provoke a violent incident. i came, the batteries defense ministry has dismissed as an unfounded accusation. the european union says better is his president, alexander lucas shanker, is uring people through false promises of easy entry to europe as part of an inhuman gangster style approach. or challenge

u. s. router over a significant decision by the united states. it is important to understand that it hasn't happened yet. in other words, as of july, there's a january 1 day at which it may become effective if there is no movement towards he's in ethiopia. and if that happens, i think he is. ready likely to lose about a quarter of a $1000000000.00, and that could mean hardship for a few pins. the un investigation only looked into reports of abuse until late june, when the rebels regained much of t gray. it does not include any attacks or civilian abuse since then back of the inside story. ah, alright, let's begin. i guess for today's discussion from addis ababa were joined by a family or get a to he's. an independent journalist in nairobi is william davidson, senior ethiopia analyst at the international crisis group and from amsterdam, were joined by gabby kissed os garris lassie, who manages a website that documents the warranty guy, and tell us the to grow and story welcome to you or william let's start with you just how dangerous is the curren