u. s. s. r. a complex association kessler, we shouldn't have a point to load here here in la jolla. they, she was, wasn't able to get them on the same on the director of what those are cause a bunch of money for centers on this very question. how did you vote and their friend them of $990.00 is about the preservation of the ussr. he also was also with her. she was a better oh, in early august of 1991, u. s. president, george h. w. bush visited the ussr. after meetings with gorbachev in moscow, he travelled to q, where he delivered a speech in front of the deputies of the supreme soviet. oh, when americans talk of freedom, we refer to people's ability to live without fear of government intrusion move without fear of harassment by their fellow citizens without restricting others street. yet freedom is not the same as independence, hulu americans will not support those mo, seek independence in order to replace a far off tyranny with a local despotism. they will not aid those who promote a suicidal na

a u r. a . and also a 2 or 3 people. so now the whole world is to watch the wall. it's a p, a h will be awful. so we have 2 of the other countries, washington, for now it seems to believe that in penalizing russia, you know, any means to justify the goal. and, you know, it already led to, steve increases in commodity prices for many companies to alter action change. do you think that the world is likely to take it as it is? you know, the mind is always right. or do you think it may provoke some counter reaction from other countries to make the americans to force the americans to understand that you know, it's not ok to force others to carry the burden of their decision. they may take whatever action necessary as the russian out, you know, forcing other countries to, to do the same or more and more people, a country's b, a c or catch it all to the feet. it's a, a t in country all in jewelry to this country's a and ok. so i, we all b, p, i a will not a doctor when i think you would agree that many countries, i mean i've heard it from a lot of my guess from around the

u. s. s. r. as part of his new political thinking, mikhail gorbachev invites us president ronald reagan to moscow for the occasion. ah, regan rejected this offer. his reason for refusal was his objection to the u. s. s . r's policy towards the greek catholic uni, a church and the orthodox auto selfless churches. ah, there is no doubt that such as dom did not go in kristen, ukraine, lew. august 19th, 1991. the artist drew and moscow may despite the 0 edition. gorbachev was removed from power. most of the regional leaders in ukraine supported the initiators of the to the state committee on the state emergency landed craft took, took a wait and see attitude without issuing any strong statements. 2 days later, the 2 attempt failed friendships and pushed the declaration of state independence in the supreme soviet . the idea of miss visions, vassar and at the blob of anathema, we must have all my secret persona commercial, marie and sharma a good without that may put into the pillow trust us. my mother

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what did you learn about the ocean dead zone o u r n c o z land or by the ocean dep though? so you didn't know about that, wasn't that the but now you do rights? pollution? yes. intercept in plastic. so what do we do as an ocean way to us up less than what do we do and what are you going to do as an individual to keep our osha our oceans school is the very 1st physical pilot. we tried to take that away from them so that they can understand that the ultimate friend a move in to make with to make something like that. oh it to be honest, since i started working with kids, my life has changed. i feel like the different way i know in love from different angles and the kids bring that to me. in 2006. we came to cape town from limpopo for school trip. i was 30 standing outside on the deck. we just get all the splash of water that was overwhelming. i told myself that i had been experiencing the ocean from my side, but i think i'd be happier. i could experience it from the inside. the other that full. thank god, why? bill holiday. with the full day, with a date with with a ah, lesson

a projection is merely that here the proposed ban on russian coal in ports to the e u r. let's put these plans into perspective with gary sack one who's a senior feller at the european thing tech. brutal where is working on energy and climate policy. welcome to the w. what is this an actual lever to apply more pressure on moscow or more of a symbolic move? we don't shy away from targeted from targeting rushes most lucrative business anymore. for now, it is more of a symbolic terms, bullock exercise and showing that we are now breaking a to and going for energy sanctions that will not have massive implications as such. so even if we are entirely stock buying russian, call it in europe union. that boils down to the you and about $20000000.00 euros per day, which is less than 10 percent of what the pay a day the for oil or what the pay daily for a rush, i guess. so it's a rather small amount that is currently being targeted here. so when we say the e u gets around 50 percent of its coal from russia. that sounds a lot, but actually it is not how important is the commodity to

u. s. s. r. would transform ukraine into a country as prosperous as france ah, in the context of the u. s. s. ours longstanding economic crisis. such claims had a significant effect on society. the peoples movement of ukraine was rapidly moving in a more nationalistic direction. it entered parliament as a force in opposition to the communist party. in his charter, one of the goals was the withdrawal of ukraine from the u. s. s. r. they were spreading leaflets. the thing that ukraine was going to become a 2nd, france, my $1000000.00 a bit. as i knew what the list of kids, i don't, what they said, she knew it sort of even the stuff get along with a noise switch us maybe to medium. so it will it, she stuff what bugging yeast came like, hello say you could do it a boy, a love sosa. like de leon? yeah. okay. in the what serious go sales? oh, just put up a gum. that's a song by name me for one song as a music, putting a swish thought. you're awesome. good. would you also get on rebel green's coming over

what have you got to learn about the ocean that note o u r n t v land or by the ocean deck though. so you did not on the ocean that will but now you do rights. pollution? yes, intercept in plastic. so what do we do as the ocean? why are you to intercept us to what do we do and what are you going to do? an individual to keep our osha sleep. our ocean school is the very 1st physical pilot ocean school in the world. this kid wake up so close to the ocean. they come to the ocean every single day, they walk on the beach or they still don't understand the ocean. they still don't have the knowledge about the ocean, they're still fear the ocean. i had them on the phone. so we tried to take that away from them so that they can understand that the ocean was a friend, a move in to make with the resume, something like that. oh, it has to be honest, since i started working with this kid, my life has changed. i feel like a different way, i know in love from different angles, and this can bring that to me. in 2006, we came to cape town from limpopo for school trip. i was 13 when i was going to ro

to let them then launch malware or to orchestrate distributed denial of service attacks like the g r u has already used to attack ukraine. i should note here that the g r use san warm team has a long history of outrageous destructive attacks. the disruption of the ukrainian electric grid in 2015 attacks against the winter olympics. and the paralympics in 2018, a series of disruptive attacks against the nation of georgia in 2019 and in 2017. the not petula attack that devastated ukraine, but also ended up hitting systems here in the us, throughout europe and elsewhere, causing more than $10000000000.00 such with a b in damage is one of the most damaging cyber attacks in the history of cyber attacks. with the court authorized operations were announcing today, we've disrupted this bot net before it could be used. we were largely able to do that because we had close cooperation with watch guard. we've worked closely with watch guard to analyze the malware and develop detection tools and remediation techniques over the past several weeks. and our operation removed rushes ability to control

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it is very f u r c a r a s they verify the last all you. so how long it got it a state to contain to why i thought that a, so me a now us thinking about ukraine, it's well known that the ukraine is one of the world's leading exports of agricultural goods. and as he rode recently more than 14 countries, i'm more than 25 percent dependent on the ukranian with increased. i'm sure the russians are he aware of that own responsibility before the 30 countries. they do, especially those who are dependent on the ukraine and experience. but do you think, realistically, it is now within russia ability to ensure that the spring sewing season begins as it should and that it continues as it should so that to minimize the burden on the rest of the world. because in addition to this war, we also have, you know, many seasons of drought, locust, and asians, and many other factors that are affecting the production of food. so actually a china or especially a lot of their widely, i mean a and also a 2 or people. so now the whole world is to watch the wall. it'

u d r i. and on special ranch, the importation office, as african americans by british agents. i think that a tang whenever the south african regime was come to an end and were the at the british were re army, the loyalist here. i'm most of the martyrs that happened on time. where what is changed by who was weapons brought in from south africa? well, i mean, it's your defense. some says the way the army is trained weight works in the way it operates, will change significantly. what about to jeremy cool of in actually, i mean, some say that he only came within 2227 votes of becoming prime minister of this country. but of course he was very active in the irish civil rights struggle. do you believe that it's a shadow stilling because of british politics today? the politicians in parliament here cannot speak about the irish civil rights struggle for fear of security services reprisal today. yeah, i think there's also a lot of that fear within them on but it no jeremy i went on and john don and others within. they were going to pull rows with all the key players at the time of the c

the loyalist forces in collision with the armed forces, u d r. and you're, you see to care motors on the national paper. tow kitchen series as he put in the big if may, which in light of the strategy that we owed by the are issued regimen mistake. and it is remarkable that the high he had never been held or are all the atrocities catered on the i'm shop that he give and as you say, and not only in iron but around the word where he debated unconquered where they partitioned and where the murdered people to try and put down any objections to print in whatever comp it maybe when over a 100 bullets shot in 10 minutes on buddy sunday, 50 years ago, but disgraceful missy, a boss general the trans that he read. frank kitchens book when the trying to counter insurgency in afghanistan and iraq, what does it make you feel the events in bloody sunday and somehow connected to the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions of people across the middle east or west asia in the past, few years, when it just as colonial, are on the domination that brita

the country's neutral under its constitution, but it does have strong ties with the e u. r. like over an economic crisis, more not state ah, journey has begun the fee for world copies on its way to catherine book. your travel package today. well, we've got some dangerous heat we're dealing with in india, however, wanted to see you. so part of the problem, it's not just these high temperatures during that, hey, look at the 30 and a lot of people in this part of the world don't have air conditioning. so this heat can be deadly. terms of act of whether we do have our usual storms flaring up across sri lanka on friday. and i won't take you round the bay of bengal because once again, we're seen some explosive storms bubble up around bangladesh. not too far away from the capital thought with a hi moving into southern japan. now, when we see some darker colors pop up on our map, that means the more intense the rain is falling. in fact, we do have some landside advisories for some of japan, southern islands, a big change and weather for tow carrier temperatures come down to just 19

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really an election in which you have 2 candidates of 2 very different visions of france, the pro e u r centuries, the reformer, emmanuel macro, and the others. on the other hand, of course, his rival, the far right leader, anti you anti immigration, marine la penny, really is a battle between 2 candidates that have very little in common. you might say, ukraine's president is asking allies for more weapons ahead of a meeting with top us officials floods. lensky said the secretaries of state and defense are expected and keep on sunday to discuss the country's need for more powerful arms, or at least 12 people who died. another 10 are missing, after 4 boats carrying a $120.00 migrant to refugees sank. niche nicea, the coast guard rescued at least $98.00 people off the coast. as facts, army commanders molly say at least 6 holders have been killed in 3 separate attacks and identified gunman targeted military bases with bomb laden vehicles. marley has been repeatedly attacked since fight is linked to al qaeda and linked fight as, as seized a territory in the north 10 years ago. a similar att

u. s. marine intelligence officer, scott ritter told r t. he isn't convinced that the ukrainian government is interested in a thorough investigation of the butcher killings. we've seen the of the chief prosecutor of the international criminal court, a talked about his intent to investigate. why isn't he knocking on the door demanding access to these bodies, demanding the absolute necessity to, to do these forensic examinations of the dead to find the data that would point a finger at yahoo? the perpetrator was wild blue, the ukrainian government, when i met a thorough investigation, olga incident that was with ukrainian government in bad life. look, they've already achieved a propaganda. the entire west is outraged. at the voucher incident, the entire west appears to be blaming russia. so the ukrainian government does need to do any additional work. ukrainian media has tried apparently fail to pin the blame on moscow for the gruesome killing of a woman in the dunbar. city of maria pole, the victims briskly mutilated body with a swastika cart

result of the, of the reason of sampling that they see exterior. li, everybody seems to be against the u. r. part, they think china, india said in our pantries. and i really don't understand that kind of for a firm of strange, strange this season, unique in the, in the human existence in this earth. and according to that, the values should not change. but they don't, they don't change the values that they change the people that they are able to, those sound think or not to those sound. think to m doors something good for the values or is keeping respect for them more to make people be mislead, did and don't to respect the values. this is very, very bad. very said. we must forget as often knox because in his class had to forget every body. so i can forgive my country and italy that the out of the most responsible to because they gave culture and art and, and every progress in humanity without getting one penny for over 4 writes of author. this is very important to say they gave every single is not payment because those values are priceless and money are all only a way to me to make beautiful

countries. meanwhile, some you states have said that they are breaking with the official line from the e u r, which is that they will pay for russian gas in the future. in roubles number, it wouldn't be a problem for us to pain roubles. if the russians want to be paid in roubles, we will pay them in roubles. now the 5th run, the sanctions is been shoot over. we are expecting some names to be added to the list. individuals could see the assets being froze, know also face i travel bands. we understand that this will include the head of russia's biggest bank at the ella minium oligarch. this is em all. a get a passcode, as well as the 2 daughters of president putin, from his 1st marriage. other measures that have been muted yet to be officially agreed on, include the potential blocking of russian and bell russian ships from ports in europe. with some exceptions for those carrying humanitarian aid, for example, and, and they will also be we understand the halting of transaction with full key russian banks. and this though, isn't enough to satisfy all you member states and lithuania says that the

considering paying in russian currency is leading to roars of disapproval from elsewhere within the u. r. t. charlotte to been ski picks off the story. it could have becoming a bit of a shock. that's a deal. it's been melted the moment. the baltic states in particularly have been pretty cool at the moment, making a big deal about the fact that they have stopped apparently all imports of russian natural gas. and we heard from the lithuania precedent over the weekend, who took to twitter to actually call on other you countries to follow suit. and according to the c, e. o. of lack of is natural gas storage operator. the import stopped on april 1st. if there was still any doubts about whether there may be any trusting deliveries from russia, current events clearly shows that there is no more trust since april 1st, russian natural gas is no longer flowing to latvia, estonia in lithuania, and no that wasn't an april fools joke, so it's pretty hard to tally. have both countries have stopped imports with russia when we hearing from this laughing company in the last 24 hours. that is looking to s

really an election in which you have 2 candidates of 2 very different visions of frauds, the pro e u. r centrist, the reformer, emmanuel, macro, and the others. on the other hand, of course, his rival, the far right leader and t, u, anti immigration, marine la penny, really is a battle between 2 candidates that have very little in common. you've. i say, i'd like to talk to her about some of the candidates, potential foreign affairs policy, their death, their reaction on the international stage, not like to bring in our guest now manual to please the president of the institute of international perspectives. in terms of foreign affairs emmanuel, um we know what a macro presidency looks like. we've seen it for 5 years. he is a believer in multilateralism. what could we expect from a la pen presidency on the international stage? well, actually it would of course be a radical def, directly different presidency. but of course one has to assess that both may not be on the same truck and the minimum icon. it may not be on the following of it's but 1st, but in see, because there'll be the legisl

you. meanwhile, some you states have said that they are breaking with the official line at from the e u r, which is that they will pay for russian gas in the future in roubles whose number, cuz it wouldn't be a problem for us to pay and roubles if the russians want to be paid in roubles. we will pay them in roubles. well, the commission president, early this week, it also talked about the idea of the potentially that the you could look to include an outright ban on oil to the victor open in that press conference on wednesday. said that he essentially could be a major, spoke in the wheel by saying that hungry would not be giving into the pressure to support any sanctions that would include russian oil and gas. he said that was a red line for his country. and of course, he's on the bounce back at the moment from just being re elected as prime minister of the country. so he feels void by that to be able to outline what hungary red lines, or at least for him. now the 5th run, the sanctions is been chewed over. we are expecting some names to be added to the list. individuals could see their as

so that's something that we know that certain countries in the u. r. against burn in vienna brewed a passable suggested that this won't happen. hungary, appointments defect organ at will been said on wednesday that this was a red line for his country. and we've also had warnings from german ministers saying that if there was a halt overnight of russia, natural gas, that would cause mass unemployment and also widespread poverty in germany. so a real difficult issue for elite is to continue discussing. but if the ear is wanting to still shows that it packs a punch, it's going to have a difficult time doing that because it does have to get all leaders to agree unanimously to whatever those sanction packages are. charlie, thanks very much for taking us through about our to charlotte davinsky last thing in europe, where an italian m e p has said there's no justification for unimed bar. go on russian energy resources that are june july 18th. ok to my heard that we are talking about a complete embargo on russian gas, which would be absolutely unacceptable fo

stark contrast to the current situation with ukrainian refugees who are being warmly welcomed by the u. r. t. show different sky reports, the ears and pool. the agency has been coming under increasing scrutiny over the past few years. they have been allegations that foreign tax has been involved in illegal push backs of my grants that it's failed to protect the human rights of asylum seekers and that there has been mismanagement. a pro was launched in january 2021 by the use anti food office oh life, it has been completed. but while the results don't get publicly known, report suggests that it is not a flattering report. it's understood that the report found the agencies boss. this is fabulously gary was dishonest with you and didn't follow procedures. he's now offered to resign. for some though, that isn't enough from text, direct allegory has finally resigned today. it's a scandal that it took so long after countless lies deceptions and human rights violations. the structural problem at the core of front text persists. the jerry has gone, but front x has many senior officials heavily in

they were used to the loyalist forces in collision with the armed forces, u d r. and you're, you see to care motors on the national paper, tow kitchen series, as he put in the big if may, which in the night of they strategy that out by the are issued regiment, the state. and it is remarkable that the high he had never been held or are all the atrocities of catered on the i'm sample that he give. and as you say, are not only in iron, but around the word where he debated and conquered, where they partitioned and where the murder people to try and put down any objections to pretty early in whatever compet maybe went over a 100 bullets shot in 10 minutes on buddy sunday, 50 years ago, but disgraced former c. i a boss general. the trends that he read. frank kitchens book when they're trying to counter insurgency in afghanistan and iraq. what does it make you feel that eventually bloody sundance, i'm connected to the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions of people across the middle east or west asia in the past few years? well, it, it just that colonial o

really an election in which you have 2 candidates with 2 very different visions or frauds, the pro e u. r. centrist, the reformer, emmanuel macro, and the others. on the other hand, of course, his rival, the far right leader, anti you anti immigration, marine la penny, really is a battle between 2 candidates that have very little in common. you might say, ukraine's president is asking our lives for more weapons ahead of a meeting with top us officials. florida may zalinski said the secretaries of state and defense are expected in cave on sunday. to discuss the country's need for more powerful arms. at least 12 people have died and another 10 a missing half to 4 boats carrying a 120 migrants and refugees sank near to nicea at the coast guard rescued. at least 98 people off the coast. as facts, army commanders in marley say at least 6 soldiers have been killed in 3 separate attacks and identified gunman targeted military bases with bomb laden vehicles. miley has been repeatedly attached since fighters linked to al qaeda, sees territory in the north 10 years ago. a similar attack happened ar

the many friends were already counting down to the big kickoff next november c, u r. o 1022. as this one of my son falls over the coming days, he will play a key role. organize is getting ready to host the middle east. biggest ever school thing event next year for the castle, national team like it used to playing in front of expected home crowds. they'll be hoping to convince both the fan and themselves. so they really all ready to take on the world. ah, hello, and fully back to boy go home with a look at, i mean, stories on al jazeera, frances presidential hopefuls have voted in the final round of the election incumbent emanuel, my co cast, his ballad in lou to k on the northern coast of france. he came away from the last run with just under 28 percent of the vote. far right challenger mary. no pain also cast her ballot in northern france of order. turn out at this point in the days just over 26 percent. that's 2 points loyal lower than in the last presidential election in 2017 al jazeera, bernard smith has more from a voting station.

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s. side. adding fuel to the fire nato member states led by the u. s. r. set to provide weapons and cyber tech to nations . in the indo pacific region, in a show of support against china, martinez done quarter comments. it tried to bully china and to taking a side and it failed. nato says it's done with talking and has moved on to saber rattling. we see that china has been unwilling to condemn russia's aggression and has joined moscow in questioning the right of nations to choose their own path. so i expect we will agree to deepen nato's cooperation with our asia pacific partners, including in areas such as arms control, cyber hybrid and technology. working more closely together will make us all safer and more secure. so let me get this straight. nato support ukraine's right to choose its own path, but not china's, and that north atlantic treaty organization sure is barking orders far away from the north atlantic. we have seen the shine law is unwilling to condemn russia's aggression and begging has joined moscow in questioning the right donations to choos