u. s. and u. k. stood by, as the mass murders unfolded and lead support to the forces carrying out the slaughter. our kids. rachel blevins, has more nearly 60 years after, at least half a 1000000 indonesians were killed by their nation's military and a western back anti communist pert. that was called one of the worst mass murders of the 20th century by the cia indonesia. current president is now expressing regret, but stopped short of calling for accountability with a clear mind and earnest heart. i, as in donasia, is head of state admit that gross human rights violations did happen in many occurrences. and i deeply regret these human rights abuses. the purge began in october of 1965 at the height of the cold war. the anti communist campaign in the west had love you asked to put boots on the ground of vietnam, but they had their eyes on the communist party of indonesia. what is the largest in the world ah declassified documents from the u. s. and the u. k. have since shown the great length they wen

u. s, the u. k. and germany that show that they not only had knowledge of the massacre as it was happening, but were also complicit and lending their support. there has been nothing but silence in response. french presidents and manuel micron has refused to apologize to algeria for the oppression of his citizens during colonial occupation. since the current generation of french people should be held accountable for past transgressions. i don't see reason to apologize. that's not the point. these words would break all ties. the worst thing would be to say, we apologize and every one goes their own way. an untrue answer is as cruel as a refusal, because in this case it is not about true recognition, but about finally closing the issue. working through things from a historical point of view does not mean that the issue is finally closed. on the contrary, it means as certain that there is something in the past that can not be asserted understood, solved perhaps something unforgivable. france and algeria

u. s. the u. k. in germany, that show that they not only had knowledge of the massacre as it was happening, but were also complicit and lending their support. there has been nothing but silence and response. and finally, russia blamed armenia for the breakdown of peace talks with us by john over the dispute region of now gordon, a kind of bach artsy correspondence in the course of a pixel the story. well, armenia basically wants russia to do more about it's along this piece of enclaves of and i've gotten the car box. and this all basically starts is when the armenian prime minister said that the behavior of russian peacekeepers there is unacceptable . and that they're basically standing by silently watching the humanitarian crisis unfold. let me give you some background on this so that of us can get a better understanding of the situation. basically, russia deploy the peacekeepers to go and i've got a box during a ceasefire. deal a brokerage between armenia and i sent by john n 2020, and him to seek

u. s. up and the u. k. are renting from zalinski for some reason, this launch pad is called ukraine, and it's all taking place there with a. how else can you call this? this is why i'm speaking about this. because it could all end in a nuclear conflict. we cannot rule that out. seeing as the west now serves as an obedient resource for zalinski, who mentors western politicians in his appeals, instructing them on how to bring their countries to poverty as he is, how do you cry? now? he inspires the west to wage. a war against russia is that he was urging it to destroy russia, that they must understand what this could lead to. so it wasn't just a random reference. it is my point of view, like mike and i stated it openly by the more and that wasn't the only thing they paid attention to them. i have like the they, they also noticed med read choke, talked about the other ukraine. you might need thought that's very important why this term can be heard in discussions about ukraine. here is med read choking of, of s

u. k. and everything else. the u. k. is influence is greater than that of the u. s. and the rest of the west is the u. k. that pulls the strings in ukraine and is a major external controller that you might to do. and they know whatever happens. i mean zalinski and his entourage amy, they'll be fine, no matter what happens in ukraine. they'll leave and lead a calm life. that's why they so calmly let their country be torn apart and fall into further poverty underneath. if they let it become an arena for a stand off between russia and the where his thing am as though i sees i flung book aqua and what was there ply planted again. what that a pretty of us the yeah. they have only one plan. i thought this standoff was meant to weaken russia, whatever you got it, and today we are seeing this happening yet, not the victory of ukraine. was it? but we will know it's impossible due to certain objective reasons. what say yes, i see, but it could ignite an internal struggle. you are saying in literacy, fuel processes that could weaken russia and it's leadership. i said, okay, that's the west. same weather, if possibl

u. s. the u. k. and many other countries which are settling their schools with russia, that any doctor, they have made ukraine of the war under zalinski government. a kind of testing ground either or a launch pad in their standoff with russia. yes. as up. and so have spent all these months putting a team back together. a lot of people came from care villainy is all, many people are outside ukraine of live in russia, euro the poly war, turkey, them, that they are ready to continue to fight and have their say, they give me samples. i think that's exactly what i laid out in my article concerning the situation which is unfolded what you, what if i make the case for the voice of another you crying to be heard in russia, ukraine, and the west. and we know for sure the reason or the ukraine like, but it's a lensky claim to represent the united nation. but that is a myth invented out of thin air. this unity has been built on by an exotic authority. he represents ukraine, claiming the ukrainian people come to

u. s. the u. k. i think the u. s. is probably the best example of where people will speculate on houses, you know, by 3 or 4 they can afford it against all about the you've got fundamental on the supply of housing and some markets, the u. k being an example. so these are confusing because you got a big on live housing and you've got the possible, hopefully flowing into now another confusing for the cause is the weakness of some currency. so for pounded, weak, and overseas buyers will find house prices more attractive, the domestic buyers. so you got quite a few, a few issues that are buying together to create some sort of view about whether you're going to get price falls or not. and generally speaking, house prices don't fall very quickly already when you've already speculative market . the u. s. is probably the best example. let's talk about the u. s. in particular, then it is. we set for house price correction in, in the us. is that going to cause for the damage to, to, to the economy the, i mean, let's not forget

u. k. agreed with united states to make the british indian ocean territory available for the defense purposes of the u. s. and the u. k. and the chic also people were removed from the islands. we must, however, now look forward not back on decisions about the future of the british indian ocean territory. the government has now considered all the available information and has decided against the resettlement of which a gulshan people on the grounds of feasibility, defense and security interests, and the cost to the british taxpayer. the cost of being estimated up to very from anything between 55000000 for a me a 50 people going back to anything like 256000000 pounds for one and a half 1000. it would then also trigger the obligation of her majesty's government to pay on an annual basis, the costs of sustaining the population. and in fact, when there is no hospital available, no, no care urgently that can be delivered to people. it is in my view, unsustainable to expect a community of any such size to exist in such a setting. certainly rosendam, mister speaker, bridger shook all seasons should have the righ

s u k, and e. u has stepped up, the pressure on iran hitting it with fresh sanctions over it's cracked on, on anti government protesters. the move comes after jewel british iranian citizen was executed over spying allegations, as well as for men involved in protest following the death of massa, many in police custody officials sanctioned include senior officials from the revolution regard and to rounds. prosecuted general who the case is is using the death penalty for political purposes. the e. u has placed 57 iranian officials on an exit fries and visa ban. it's really is celebrating the return of 60 artifacts that was stolen and put on display and us museums. they include a storage job from $700.00 b, c, a fresco, stolen from the ancient city of palm pay, and a marble head, depicting the greek goddess athena. some had been on display the new york metropolitan museum of ours, the artifacts are estimated to be with $20000000.00. people have braved sub 0 temperatures in china's capital, beijing to ce

s. u k, and e. u has stepped up, the pressure on iran hitting it with fresh sanctions over its crackdown on anti government protesters. the move comes after a jewel british iranian citizen was executed over spying allegations, as well as for men involved in protest following the death of massa and many in police custody. official sanctions include senior officials from the revolutionary guard and to rounds. prosecute a general who the you cases is using the death penalty for political purposes. the e. u has placed 37 iranian officials on an asset for ease and visa ban. peru is bracing for more large scale protest calling for the resignation of prison in a below our time. hundreds march through lima on monday, demanding new elections. a mess rally as planned for tuesday. the crisis began in december after a former president pedro castillo, tried to dissolve congress and was arrested since thin, nearly 50 people have been killed during violent protests. marianna sanchez has more from lima who usually d

s. u k and e. u has stepped up, the pressure on iran hitting it with fresh sanctions over its crackdown on antique government protesters. the move comes after a jewel british iranian citizen was executed over spying allegations, as well as for men involved in protests following the death of massa, minnie in police custody. well, officials sanctions include senior officials from the revolutionary guard and 2 rounds prosecuted general, who the u. k says is using the death penalty for political purposes. the e. u has placed 37 iranian officials on an asset freeze and visa ban opposition party leaders in tanzania are welcoming a decision by the president to lift a ban on political rallies. the main opposition party has already held its 1st public really and more than 6 years in form of presidential candidates to unduly sou announced plans to return from exile and europe. on wednesday he soon lift tanzania in 2017, after he was shot 16 times by unknown gunman. peru is pricing for more large scale protest

s. u k and the u. imposed economic sanctions against them by way of alleged human rights concerns. the measures have caused international branch to cut ties with the southern african country and fermented public on rest. i'm always government as a fuse western powers of seeking to cripple the country. while the u. s. a said, the economic hardship was due to local corruption. many african leaders have stood up for them by way in recent years, with schools or the un, the sanctions to be removed. we heard from zimbabwe information mess. it says the country is open up of businesses despite what she described as weston attacks. she said, africa future must be based on the quality attorneys partners, not on economic pressure. these illegal functions. they're just not functions. like when you talk a function, it's actually called a mixed translation sub what is in threats of military envision which have been incessantly been manipulated. disgrace, our territory integrity sanctions, if it economy. but sim, bob was innovative police genius, his replace the minister of functions with the eng

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u. s. on the u. k. in 2014 unavailable. this is not a social stake with the rule of law. look at what's happening there is this, it wouldn't, yes that the media outlets are being banned with no regard for judicial or constitutional procedures. yeah. and then you look one of those who express different opinion or eliminated, or no, it's not a real state any. all was much, it's economy is in shambles. i think you to day with the g. d. p is down by over 30 percent. usable, to put it into perspective during the world economic crises of 2008 in 2009. it was down 14 percent and it took until 2013 to restore here as a federal student, but i sent them over and they couldn't reach those 2013 figures even in 201921 though are that'd be erroneous. my view of the economy there is nonexistent. the industrial output is down 70 percent. unemployment is at 35 percent. he says, but send them to give you the mass about 5 to 60000000 work places and said no, no agriculture, an industry or in decline. the prices are growing whatsoever, but this all means no social programs can be implemented

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s. u. k. and australia. as the 1st time british on australian troops of be taken part in the annual exercise, japan recently began its biggest military build up in decades as tensions with north korea rise. taiwan, as defense, ministry says 28 chinese aircraft have crossed into his territory. in the past day, the chinese military confirmed what it called combat drills around taiwan, which he considers a breakaway province. in december, taipei reported the largest ever chinese incursion into its air defenses own. remember, you can find much more of our stories on our website. the address for that is w. w . w dot al jazeera dot com. ah, this is al jazeera here, the headlines. security forces in brazil of regained control of government buildings attacked by supporters of former president john bolton, arrow hundreds, broken to congress, the supreme court and the presidential palace and the capital brazilian president louis anacio, louis de silver has promised a swift investigation and punishment for those respon

s. u k. and australia. it's the 1st time british and australian soldiers have taken part in the annual exercise. japan recently unveiled its biggest military build up in decades. it's boosting its capacity as it faces the growing prospects of conflict with china and south korea. zimbabwe economy is struggling a most people don't have formal jobs. well, that's making, finding a living very difficult even with you have a university degree that's not stopping some young graduates who are drawing their salaries from the soil. how emma casem at one of the young farmers and got a monsey district unicorn. giacomo has a master's degree in international trade law, but finding a job in zimbabwe is difficult. so in 2018, he became a farmer, and now employees, several people. the 30 year old is one part of a new generation of educated youths who work the land to create livelihoods. but navigating the country's farming industry isn't easy. the biggest challenge we've got is an issue for finance or capital and a for even

u. s. the u. k. and canada, for example, in requiring this and because of that exits, are predicting that countries in south east asia, we have not impose any research and that they will be the main beneficiaries of chinese tourism in the next few weeks and months. but we have to remember that china has really been angry about these can be placed on chinese travelers. they've called it political unscientific. while the lifting of restrictions coincides with the start of the lunar new year travel rush, china's health ministry says it's concerned about the virus spreading as people gather for celebration with me and i haven't had it 19 yet. so if my relatives are positive, i'm afraid of carrying the bar respect with me and infecting them, that would affect the health, but they have recovered from the virus for a while now. so i'm planning to visit them and spend a litany with them. my grandparents have also told me many times that i miss me a lot doesn't go to the. everyone in my family is having sympt

s. u. k. data policy. there's nothing that we are do. i mean the, the west is providing ukraine with lethal weapons. right? they kill russians. why they doing that? it's not, you know, it's to kill russians. so we can dance around. you know, this, this phrase ology, which is unfortunate. i don't like using the term kill, you know, it's much more, it's much nice to say expel russian and beta, which is all true. but weapons are designed largely to kill people. and when we train soldiers, that is, that is say, gall and anyone who thinks and there is another goal to military training or other goals. but there is no other on central goal, perhaps more important than that. so we teach him how to shoot the weapons, understand what they're getting asked, but we also teach them how to look after themselves had a treatment so that, that wounded how to treat comrades and, you know, i mean, we, i tend to emphasize more the lives we sit eve than the lives perhaps we contribute to ukrainians taking retired gun. i'll stop you there more from the us mar

s. u. k. canada and australia are wary because at the moment, china is experiencing the surgeon coven 19 infections. the w h her has said that beijing has been under representing the scale of the outbreak here, and it wants fading to provide more accurate hospitalization, and death toll data. the china denies that it's withholding any information despite continuing to release suspiciously load figures. saudi arabia is removing all cove at 19 restrictions for the harsh pilgrimage this year. it's welcoming back pre job, pre pandemic numbers, visitors to the holy site. the pilgrimage usually draws more than $2000000.00 people each year to the city of mecca. and 2020 numbers were limited to just 1000 people from inside the kingdom of last year. only 1000000000 formed pilgrims were allowed in. khalid butterfield is a professor at al faisal university, and he says this year could see more than 2000000 people make the pilgrimage. for one year, at least, there was, you know, 2020, but then a little b

s. u k. they don't policy, there's nothing that we are do. i mean the, the west is providing ukraine with lethal weapons. right? they kill russians. why they doing that? it's not, you know, it's to kill russians. so we can dance around. you know this, this phrase ology, which is unfortunate. i don't like using the term kill, you know, it's much more, it's much nice to say expel, rational data, which is all true. but weapons are designed largely to kill people. and when we train soldiers, that is, that is a goal. and anyone who thinks that there is another goal to military training or other goals, but there is no other central goal, perhaps more important than that. so we teach them how to shoot the weapons, understand what they're getting asked, but we also teach them how to look out for themselves, how to treat themselves or that wounded, how they treat comrades. and you know, i mean we, i tend to emphasize more the lives we say the than the lives perhaps we contribute to ukrainians taking retired gun. i'll stop you. the more from the us mar