u. s. e u and u. k. are increasing the rates that you and i have to pay for credits credit, but many of us are being forced into due to be inflated price of goods and services . these called interest rates, which is set at a baseline by all governments. the banks justify this by telling us that they are being hit by the rising goods and services. and if the charge is small so that they won't go bankrupt. that's not to mention the rob a possible claim that they also need to charge us more in order to fund billions upon billions of a few crane in order to combat the energy crisis caused by the sanctions on russian oil and gas done. we all wish that we could all fit our mortgage or credit card payments against someone else. unfortunately, the wall doesn't work like that for you and i, but it does for them. so what is the knock on effects of this? the less money you have, but less you are going to buy. once you've maxed out your credit card, which now costs even more the payoff due to the increased interest.

u. s. e. u, china, and india. everybody always understood that banking on cheese gas is not a good idea, needs to have a different plan and the plan is to safe energy and to install more renewable energy. so when you have 2 competing trends, and the main question for me is which one wins? one important step forward that we may see in 2023 is a deal between the g 7 countries and india along the lines of an agreement made with south africa last year. under the just transition partnership, the us germany, france, d u and the u ki agreed to provide south africa with barry engine financing to speed up its coal phase plans. a deal of this kind with the world's 5th largest economy. india would accelerate its switch to renewables and potentially represent a big move towards climate justice and the curbing of global warming. and if a data entry, which havoc was the 5 times bigger economy, what a much it sort of been a new padded aim, flamer discussions which can actually keep up with a b as needed. the next united nations climate conference call 28. it you to take place in the united arab emirates at the end of the year. scientists agree that we cannot afford to miss any more opportunities when it comes to stopping climate change. every year counts on the ticket window is joining me now. executive director and co founder of the pan african climate justice alliance in the ruby kenya. good, happy with us after such a brutally hot, 2022 of in terms of what the climate delivered. what are you expecting or b

u. s . e u and u. n. agree and have called on rhonda to stop that pork america denies any involvement over the past months. father bless, manuel has been organizing protests for peace. he says the fighting in the east is a neglected crisis on english glass, jody. me stand in solidarity with the people that suffer logically do we stand in solidarity with the country that finds itself in a situation of an unwanted warrior and all that was enforced upon it place gameboy he says the fighting has partly over resources. the east has precious minerals like gold, cobalt and copper, suffolk list, i believe, the ability that exists in the east of the congo, or it's a bit of a problem of its soil. and probably it's riches deal. he shares the shock of every one who comes and wants to pull it from congo. her less surgical, more in a $1.00 to $1.00 or neighbor is toasty and hungry ash. laugh is fun. many here tell us they would like to see the pope tried to broke a piece between the presidents of the dear sea and rh

u. s. e. u, africa, and munoz, ill principle of the invoice ability of, of territorial border to today and critique as the resource to peaceful means. and total resolve coffee. and so people have said that african neutrality, the new trends, so from africa state doing that food was in, we all filed late seen is one proposal of new tried to feature. but i've been sort of before resolution of coffee, both of africa has been very strong. in in been seni, that seats you know before, as a ways to resolve is complete and using what's left out. he jesse as i switch was possible and i think that that's a very good point. and he started on the course with the principles of the african union itself. and i've also seen you right. this conflict as tragic and ag lee is it may be, it may also for the international system in too much delayed reforms. and in fact, it's an atrocity that you mentioned of african countries and many other countries that they refused to subject themselves to sometimes very have the

u. 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

u. 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

u. 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

u. s. and e u for its involvement in ukraine, saying what's happening is a result of a hybrid war. leverage says the crisis began way before the outbreak of the war last february. the foreign minister was speaking from moscow at a news conference is part of an annual review of russia's foreign policy. on the hash, him has more from moscow. he also compared the u . s. and weston attack on under and russia. and he said to napoleon and hitler, so it was like more into a historical context. then he went into some detail with respect to negotiations with ukraine, saying that russia is open to negotiations. however, a need some solid points to stand on accord in the philippines has acquitted nobel prize winning journalist mary, a rafter of tax evasion, charges presses still faces 3 other criminal cases which are under appeal rights group. say it's part of a larger crime down on media freedom that began on the former president of the legal that they won the nobel peace prize in 2021 for protecting freedom

u. s. and e, because of the fact that the u. s. and the e u, when they lend money, they have high interest rates a way. yes. good. because that the loan, so call from the united states and am a western lenders. they are based on commercial returns, and of course, china is of course, look at commercial returns, but all entirely because china looks at the things holistically, is a very chinese way of looking at things. it's not just a setting, you know, you can separate them. and if you have to build a relationship on one hand, you're trying to kill your associate and the other you're trying to cooperate with them to try and looks at relationship in a holistic way. but also some of these charges blooms are in preferential interest rates, but some of them that are given us, but the whole time it doesn't look at just commercial return is the building. the capacity of these countries sort of develop. these countries can flow and then economy can go, it would benefit both these african countries in china. so tired of that way worse the, t

e u. a britain, the u. s. at india, australia and japan are some of the countries the placing restrictions on ad arrivals from china. beijing has described the rules as discriminatory as chimes cobra. infection rates continue to spike. a shanghai hospital pushed to the brink. doctors working around the clock to save patients. after the relaxation of the so called 0 coven policy, led to a spike in corona virus infections. yet even as hospital strain, many chinese are heading abroad after years of not being allowed to travel stoking fears that they will bring the virus with them in december, half of the passengers on 2 flights to italy, we're later found to have cov it italy started testing all arrivals from china. as more countries joined in china's foreign ministry pushed back both and what the entry restrictions adopted by some countries targeting china lack scientific basis . and some of these excessive practices are unacceptable. we are firmly opposed to attempt to manipulate the coven 19 measures for polit

u. s. even if it was underlying, also low also or the left underline was speaking about china as one of the main competitors for the e. u and the u. s. and she was speaking just before the chinese vice premier's speech. so there was that kind of tension and the backdrop of all these crises that i mentioned. some of the buzzwords here and double us have been poly crisis and cascading crises. so the world leaders here really are facing more than a fragmented world. i think they're facing a world and crisis and it's unclear what solutions they can really provide by talking here in davos. he w correspondent, emily, sherwin and i was thank you so much to re his name, to new defense minister, or as pastorius will replace christine alumni to resign. following a series of controversies for the last decade, miss historian has been interior minister of the german state of lower saxony. he now faces the formidable task of overhauling germany's armed forces, overseeing key decisions on military support to ukraine, and much more. boris pastorius is an old hand with a new job, taking the reins of germany's military during times of wa

u. s. t e u, china and india. everybody always understood that banking on cheese. gas is not a good idea when needs to have a different plan and the plan is to safe energy and to install more renewable energy. so when you have 2 competing trends, and the main question for me is which one wins? one important step forward that we may see in 2023 is a deal between the g 7 countries and india along the lines of an agreement made with south africa last year. under the just transition partnership. the us, germany, france, the e u and the u. ki agreed to provide south africa with barry engine financing to speed up its cold face. our plans a deal of this kind with a world 5th largest economy. india would accelerate its switch to renewables and potentially represent a big move towards climate justice and the curbing of global warming. and if a data entry, which has to be 5 times bigger economy, what a much it sort of serve in a new padded aim of flaming descriptions, which can actually keep up with a b as needed. the next

u. s. and e u for their involvement in ukraine, saying what's happening is the result of a hybrid war. second level of says, the crisis began way before the military operation began in february, last year, his speech was part of a review of russia's foreign policy. ali hashim has more from moscow. so again, love robes. that us conference today was an attempt to put the whole war and the whole war into the context of the russian west and confrontation as he described it. he even used the term, the final solution. when he was describing the us led coalition, as he described, that's trying to find the solution for the russian questions. he also compared the u. s. and west and attack on russia, he said to napoleon and hitler. so it was like more into a historical context then he went into some detail with respect to negotiations with ukraine, saying that russia is open to the nations. however, it needs some solid points to stand on. also, he mentioned the meeting between the head self intelligence in russia and the u. s . and said that this happened when the president biden's request also

e. u and the u. s. declined sharply trade with russia, however, continue to rise. now in e u, price cap and import ban on russian oil was devised to cut off funds to moscow's war machine in ukraine. and according to new analysis by philip bass, energy, think tank, taking their toll. the center for research on energy and clean air says the measures are actually costing russia and estimated a 160000000 euros a day when additional measures implemented before the 5th of february. that economic hit is expected to rise to $250000000.00 euros per day. now the import band and price kept together have caused a 32 percent drop in russia's oil revenues in december. so the measures are making it more difficult for moscow to fund this war in ukraine. it would appear as discuss that further with the honest clue go from the german institute for international and security affairs is great. have you on the program and just talk us through exactly. you know, the impact that these measures are having and whether or not it is the impact that the you was aiming for. thank you very much

u. s. the e u, and they've been talking a lot about crypto regulation, who will this case the effect that i think it's going to be another example that is, that is quoted in terms of the need for regulation. but my concern is that they're not going to go into the actual actual facts of what the regulation needs to be and how it needs to look because they thought they don't even hear. they don't even mentioned. like i said that this was a peer to peer exchange. it wasn't a centralized exchange, it wasn't like, are you giving the money and they were doing what they liked with it here. this guy was acting basically as a middleman, and we have to have a regulation that defines the differences between different axes. you can't just say that spot bonnet. you have to understand why because criptos have to stay. it's not going anywhere. there's no way you could ever get rid of crypt unless you shut down the internet. so we have to see really how regulators are going to react to respond to this. but it's gonna be very interesting to watch. that's for sure, chris, appreciate your take art computer chris in from the program. thanks. now another story to tell you by today the united states turkeys, foreign ministers of hell, talks on improving unconscious relations within nato, while also addressing the sale of f. 16 fighter jets to the country. it comes amid some politicians in turkey, criticizing the nation's membership in the alliance. strong nato means a strong threat to turkey because nato usa is an enemy to turkey. let's get out of nato. yeah, those words firm turkeys have a ton parties. sherman were in response to a video called strong turkey, strong nato, published by the country's defense ministry and weapons. they, the baton party at reportedly earlier started a national campaign, collecting thousands of signatures urging the government to withdraw from the military block while turkey ties within nato has been question recently after ankara put up a roadblock for sweden and finland for session. hoped to nato tricky president ridge of either one of them, of the scandinavian countries extradited around $130.00 quote. all terrorists, before his country's parliament will allow the membership said to go ahead. while washington's former ambassador to the u. n. john bolton said nature. we should consider dropping on cra, altogether from the block. the ball was good to welcome life, all to the program. you sephora. you said senator t r t world welcome to you. indeed. you said, what is your take right now as it stands on relations between turkey and nato? well, it's the love hate relationship on both sides. both sides need each other. both sides can't live without each other, but at the same time it is that they're having problems moving together as well. to get a lot of national security concerns that nato's overlooked in they want to be mutual respect, mutual concern, or national security issues, most namely, the designated or in paris group noted the k k. that issue that nato at often overlooked at nato members had showed support for this group much to the dismay of military officials in to get so that's always be a big bone of contention inside the transatlantic alliance. now, you've paid the introduction to to also having a problem wi

u. s. from the u. k. and from the e. u. we seen similar situations in the past when u. s. arms were used by libyan in syrian opposition groups. but what happens when those conflicts are over or seemingly over? oh, where did the weapons go? iraq church, it's a long time before these contracts are over. as you know, in afghan, a santa went on for 20 years, and it could good much longer. in libya, what we did was supply lot of weapons to people who in turn. so some 2 other insurgencies of and terrors groups and others throughout africa and elsewhere. and of course, our efforts in afghanistan armed in effect against the soviets isis, or i'll should say, al kato, and then later isis. so he things have low back effects. ah, heaping in mind. they didn't have these amps industries. that would be wrong to say they didn't invade ukraine. cooking did that. however, they, in their people, they were influencing and the government were willing to risk a war like this coming from their policies, which were in fact provocative. in terms of making it likely that the russians, any russian

u. s. and e, u for his involvement in ukraine at a news conference in moscow, he compared the u. s. and e use policies towards russia with hitler's treatment of jews. a philippine corridors acquitted nobel laureate journalist mary eraser on charges of tax evasion rights group say the case is part of a larger crackdown on media freedom that began on the former president rodrigo detective. now small, the president hasn't shirt mohammed has announced the 2nd phase of an operation against al chabad countries, allies tortilla, and the us will be backing the offensive to liberate areas. under the fighters control, american web joins us from nairobi, should take us through that. since president has shaken golfers in may last year, somali government western back government and it's out, it has stepped up against the group out, survived in the last 6 months to only national forces fighting alongside community militia. we've been given a munition by the government taking control of several towns and areas from house, including areas out of our control to the last 15 years. this is say with sup

establishing municipalities in kosovo and to speed up their e u integration process in exchange for the desired sanctions. that's after e u and u. s. representatives threatened, but countries leader to accept a so called kosovo plan or risk losing their visa free program with the e. u. as well as other economic penalties where to turn it right away, it was communicated to me. they think that it has to be accepted. the used words like you have to accept this plan and if you don't, more i was told the process of european integration will be halted. investments will be withdrawn and comprehensive. political and economic measures will cause great damage to the republic of serbia latham. let's cross now with dr. 7 gadgets, professor at the institute of european studies in belgrade. welcome, doctor. what do you make of the recent attempts by the u. s. envoy to sway serbia to act and enact anti russian sanctions? nato is doing their job and their pressuring serbia as well as other countries. however, if the serbian president boots his signature on, on such an agreement, that would be an act of high treason and he will be responsible for

u. s. and the e u. a tool they rushed to recognize as the only legitimate leader of ukraine, a clique of nationalists and declared that they were the authorities after the might and crew so much for the lofty standards of democracy. in the rule of law, the self proclaimed acting president mister to she nerve approved with a support gave an order on a so called anti terrorist operation in april, 2014 and unfold those gain civil war. the inhabitants of don bass, who refused to accept such abuse and to refuse to live under the yoke of the radicals. the height of unload fullness occurred on the 2nd of may. 2014. when protested in the trade union house in a death that was set on fire, they were turned to blind eye to theirs. they made it clear to be clear vision that they had con, launched to any abuse. leave a routine of situation continued by the presidential post being filled, am allegedly, to come at corruption by the oligarchy. mister per shanker, the civil war against own people was, has been wage in ukraine for 8 long years. it's tended to a real nightmare. the people of non pat dumbasses and there have been constant pat statements made by western politicians about it. so i defined a resolution and there's no in alternative them into agreements. this is a blatant lie. this is become clear from the recent revelations, from medical alone to be directly involved is players. the mental agreements according to their own admission when necessary, just to pump ukraine with foreign weapons and memories, and to prepare it to antagonists. and this is something that person could talk about given such as damage and egregious deception. no one should be surprised with alien sky who came to pass under the slogan of achieving peace. continued along the path he was shown and pushed the country into disaster. now, many people here including the 2nd general who left the room like to talk about prevention. if 20, if the discrete cancer resolution was actually implemented properly, including by those security council members are here in this room. we would not find ourselves in a situation that we are talking, finding myself today, and also people talk about the need to uphold agreements. and here there is a clear example of prevention here. sir, we are clearly seeing a, another high handed attack by the west on international law with the unprecedented abuse of article 63 of the statute of the international court to exec legal question. pressure on one of the main organs of the you and we talk about the intention of about 50 states to side with ukraine. regarding its case, it's under consideration by the court on the convention, on the prohibition of the crime of genocide and punishment of 1948. many countries unashamedly are saying that they are acting out of political considerations in order to demonstrate their support. vicki, however, we firmly convinced the international law and the aims and principals and trained in the charter will none the less prevail over hutto. concepts such as the rules based order and constructions or such as the summit of democracy may turn out curse and purely defensive alliance. with and systems that divvy up states into the goodies and the parties, we trust that the un will play more active role as with his equity general here, we are disappointed that the secretariat unclear concept. namely, the new vision for the rule of law. reading goes along the lines of the rules based order. there is no focus on the importance of taking into account national, cultural, and religious particularities of each individual state. rather attempts are being made to use them to foist upon you and member states. a one size fits all motto of conduct and instructions given on a state and public governance incentives spending. but the budget on these theoretical contracts, we would advise focusing on maintaining and protecting systems of international law with built around the un charter here. a key role should be played by the international court. we trust that there is a main organ of the you and will not be subject to the unprecedented political blackmail that it has had to encounter. ultimately it being reliable and consistent will determine. this is dana betty and authority of the international se, okay, we have just been listening there to for selling a bench or the russian representative to the un security council speaking there arts, in what was a combat of speech really in new york. it just goes through some of the main points of that's a 15 minute speech or so. he said that the conflict in ukraine is at least 9 years old and not fox has basic being ignored by the wider international community, including by the people. he said the delegations that walk died just as he began speaking at their earlier. he also said that the minsk agreements, those p steel, if that were put in place in 20142015 don bass and ukraine by the then leaders of france and germany, including with russia and ukraine, all london merkel. well, what recently came either by thought came or that it was just a guys for ukraine to re arm on prepare for war, not for peace till he also went through a number of issues that the west has violated in terms of international crime, such as an afghanistan and iraq, so a very come bottom speech by the representative of russia to the security council there. we'll go through the main parts about in the coming hours as well as some of the reaction to it as well. but for now, let's move on to more world news that 19 minutes past 8 pm here in moscow. as the battle for control of our chumps rages, our keys under a less jenko file, this exclusive reports of original troops engaged with key forces. let's take a look. ah, with with looks we just ran across an exposed area. there was shelling about a 100 meters away. bonuses couldn't be, wasn't overseas or to go down bridge. hello everyone. we're here for your piece molar. real quick on my mother didn't prepare me for this and thank you guys, but now we're under assault. for everything's going to be fine. victory will be ours. the enemy will be crossed. murray to russia almost a little to clag. there's a sniper over there. you cross and we'll cover you no more than it is before any of you move ninja, you will set up suppressive 5 to let you cross. why do you follow up with a truck in? i was wrong with with not critics have again had i talk ukraine's president over his demands from western countries with people online saying we keep giving him a hand. but he wants an arm. latimer zalinski ny wants you candidate member states in which he states would give his people and the countries war effort a boost to would mean to day mere support for ukraine from natal callers. support in the form of rhetoric about open doors is not enough for ukraine. it is not enough to motivate our state. this became more detail or more specifically. it is not enough to motivate our soldiers. we expect something more than just open doors. you candidacy would motivate our people? did anyone ashley asked the ukrainians, fighting whether they're doing it to join the european union? or would that be news to the fellas actually doing the heavy lifting on the front lines. whatever happened to the idea of fighting until victory against russia? is that not motivating enough apparently not. zalinski said last summer that ukraine would fight quote until the end. and now the ukranian president sounds more like a personal training client whose beer belly isn't budging. and who's now demanding that his coach find some incentives to keep getting him to show up and put in the blood and sweat while the coach keeps caching in on the struggle. in this particular case, that coach would be nato. and the incentive that zalinski now seems to be demanding is european union candidacy. so zalinski has suggested before that, that's exactly what he wants. he kept saying that ukraine was defending european values. a sentiment echoed repeatedly by the european union's leadership in the same way, patronizing way that you might kind of play kate, a child who just learned to write his name and kind of applaud him half heartedly. not sure what exactly these european values are, quite frankly, no one ever specifies press censorship and rapidly eroding freedoms. maybe as former u. s. secretaries of state hillary clinton said last month, you as a to ukraine is a quote, really good investment for the united states. they are not asking us to be there to fight their war. they're fighting it themselves. yeah. and big beneficiary of their fight is the u. s. which gets to tie up russia while breaking up russian european trade to the ultimate benefit of the u. s. apparently, ukraine is now realizing that it's getting used as a pawn and all of this and frustrations of ukrainian officials are becoming more apparent. the most important thing for us is to continue to receive the military assistance that we require because situations such as that in solid, dark, would have been avoided. you know, if we would receive those tanks. and since we are fighting the freedom war i, we are fighting not just for some cities and villages in you when we are fighting for calm on shed values, global name. we're currently carrying out nato's mission. they aren't shedding their blood, we'r

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u. s. and the e u for their involvement in ukraine, saying what's happening is the result of a hybrid war cycle. of rav says, the crisis began way before the military operation began in february, last year. his speech was part of a review of russia's foreign policy alley hush. hm has more from moscow, sir. gala robs. but us conference today was an attempt to put the whole war and the whole war into the context of the russian west and confrontation as he described it. he even used the term, the final solution. when he was describing the us led coalition, as he described, that's trying to find the solution for the russian questions. he also compared the us and west and attack on under and russia. he said to napoleon and hitler. so it was like more into a historical context then he went into some detail with respect to negotiations with ukraine, saying that russia is open to the ations. however, it needs some solid points to stand on. also, he mentioned the meeting between the head self intelligence in russia and the u. s . and said that this happened when the president biden's request also went to address the issue of the sanctions on russia. said that his country is working on creating and enhancing some new supply chains in order to avoid the west and interruptions. that's about the president. how sunshine mahmud has announced the 2nd phase of an operation against al sha bob. he says alice took here and the us will be backing you offensive to retake areas in the southwest from the armed group . welcome web is monitoring developments from neighboring kenya. success is reported by the government and its allies suggest is not as strong as it was. just this time a year ago, but the group 1st rate the prominence in 2007. it said that it was fighting against western imperialism and against the ot and occupation at the time since then in 2011 the united states. and that you paid for east african soldiers from uganda, kenya, burn dee and other countries go into somalia flight the group under the banner o

u. s. in china. so on climate, the e u. the european union is doing far more to set standards and to move towards sustainable renewable energy than the americans or chinese are on a global state that handle before before ukraine arguably. but we'll have to ask you on again to talk more about that in barbara. thank you, and that's it for the show will be back next week with another brand new episode. but until then, you can still keep in touch my role as social media, if it's not sensitive in your country, but you can always had to our channel going on to grantee on rumble dot com to watch new and old episodes of going undergrads. you say, ah ah, that is this with a craft and so, so sorry our community. i'm not, i'm with the diesel superscript. pretty them. yeah. kids get you physically move associated with dick and i'm just kind of a big class or she so she minutes is so new bandanna got shipment, cooper. i left this with the hi miss holiday. he'll miss mm oh. and needs to come to russian state. never tied up on and ignore

u. s. supplied high mark rocket center, rise in western sahara as the conflict between moroccan forces in this are always people's liberation army escalade less than 0. that's how an e u. official describes the effects of anti russia thanks amid the flaw old report showing a marked increase in revenues to rush up from you countries last year. with hello, good morning for mark, international studios in moscow, and from wherever you may be catching us. welcome to the hour's top stories from around the world. i'm fearless russian air defences have reportedly been activated in the skies over the russian city of varnish. unconfirmed footage of objects in the sky has been circulating on social networks earlier to drones, were reportedly shot down over the crimean city of sebastopol. according to local authorities. there have been no reports of any damage or casualties. meanwhile, fighting has been escalating on the ground in the dawn bass, a series of explosions have been reported in the ukrainian controlled areas of kind of my thoughts. and bruce, this is unconfirmed footage of the last aftermath circulating on social media. a ukrainian military base reportedly came under fire with emergency services tackling the blaze. the incident was caught on camera by french tv channel during its live broadcast. during would you know, crossing live tor correspondent, pawn meanwhile, a 14 year old child and an elderly women have been killed in a ukrainian strike on the city of business in the loop guns republic. earlier key of hit don. yes, city of mucky. you have come with the russian, m o. d confirming 63 soldiers were killed in the attack. ukraine used american supplied high mark rockets to strike the soldiers as living quarters. r t c. or start off has more scores, dozens over what is believed to be russian fresh recruits have perished in this artillery attack launched by the ukrainian forces over the new year's night. apparently under it was targeting the quarters over these people just outside the city of dynette. in the small town of my cave could basically it is believed that all those russian soldiers, they were stationed at what used to be a vacation. oh, college, it's building, so they were, this was their quarters and this is where at least for high mars rockets, according to the russian defense ministry. this is what the head, too high mars projectiles were intercepted according to the russian defense ministry. now this confirmation has come talk to at the very bottom of monday's media, released by the defense ministry in which they have also listed all the targets that the russians that the russian army managed to hit lately. for instance, they talked how several artillery strikes across the front managed to kill some 74 in the mercenaries, foreign mercenaries that have been doing the bidding of the ukrainian side that have been worrying on the side of key of the so called foreign legion. now also, but the incident in my cave ca, for example, it has caused an uproar among the experts among the military experts here in russia . they've been asking questions as to how come show many people were stationed at a feeble or soviet era building. why weren't there quarters located in the basements and the under ground, and there have been repeated calls for a serious investigation of this so far, the russian defense ministry has already promised to provide all help it can to the families of those soldiers who have been killed or, well wounded as a result of this high mas strike. a conflict that scenes no close to resolution. as a moroccan army positions in west africa have come under increasing attacks by the western sahara liberation army in recent days, robots horses currently occupy over 80 percent of the region which the raleigh arab democratic republic lays claim to our to corroborate its hotline dig deeper in the decades long conflict african victims of what moroccan authorities have called a stampede on his border with spanish, not african enclave of molina discrimination and violence from police are often rooted in colonial and slavery prisons. and this was no different ah 6 months of the incident. the government of spain and moral gl denied responsibilities for the death, similar a relic of spain's colonial pass that is still cherished. today, the incident is alleged, saw thousands of migrants and refugees, tired of being changed our black animals with little to no welfare. climb ob, 6 mute along, i am fences that led to precious with police. scores of migrants were left dead, many died worthy fell the governments of morocco and spain under reported the full extent of this horror and denied any responsibility. but not every one was willing to take this at face value, even after enquiries by rabbit and madrid. at this dismal 6 month anniversary, the spanish american authorities have continued to deny any responsibility for the carnage at miller. there is a growing mountain of evidence of multiple, serious human rights violations. the smacks of a cover up and racism. spain rolled over western sahara from 1884 until 1975 following international pressure. the un resolution on the colonization, spain was forced to seed control over its territory. neighboring morocco wasted no time in annexing western sahara illegally claiming it's part of its kingdom for 5 decades morocco waged war on the surrounding people. and for 16 of those years, the poly sadie of france and national liberation movement led the defense of the sa wiley length. the position expressed by the spanish government totally contradicts international legitimacy, the united nations, their freakin union, the european union, the international court of justice, the european court of justice and origin. organizations do not recognize moroccan sovereignty over the western sahara. but it wasn't just fe. germany also incurred to moral cause ref berlin denounced former you as president donald trump's recognition of morocco's claim over with the hara and the united nations in march of 2021. moreover, and foreign ministry 7 all ties with germany, including german organizations based in morocco. but as soon as all of shoals became the new chancellor, the country seem to assume a much more relaxed than using energy issues caused by the ukraine conflict as an excuse. germany signed the hydrogen deal with morocco, berlin now to beck's moral cause, claim over, sell our we less germany considers the autonomy plan presented in 2007 as a serious and credible effort by morocco. and as a good basis for a solution agreed upon between both parties. this europeans you, paul chrissy of looking out for your own interest seems more like a west than privilege. the united states, the so called defenders of democracy and liberty in the world also recognize moral cause claim. in a quid pro quo, the deal is revived. hes to mend if diplomatic ties with israel, even though the united nations recognized the police, are your friend as the legitimate representative of the surrounding people, the west only cares about it, interests and narrative. but from any in the global south, it would be a moral any justice if west thin interests are allowed to some to gained an entire people without a rebuttal. cannibalization for r t. in jonesboro, a sarai activists thinks that you stand on the conflict violates international laws and conventions. you couldn't set up a bathroom at the office by spade in germany did not directly recognize barrel conservancy and salary alone is a kind of recognition in so called self rule and a kind of excuse when morocco's occupation of western sahara and it is a decision taken by spain, in germany, but it violates international law. and all international conventions who said there was a clear contradiction that we see the western nations defending human rights for my crying, but at the same time supporting the illegal occupation of westminster hall run for the benefit of america. and because according to the un international law and international tribunal workers presence in western sahara as considered an occupation, this means that human rights, international rules are that all the principals at the e u in the u. s. have been talking about or just tools in the hands of a dominant power uses them when it has certain interests and the whole. unfortunately, i'm in support for western sahara does not correspond to the interests of western countries. to indonesia now were heavy rain on new years eve cars flooding in the city of summer on rising water caused significant damage to local infrastructure storms last java island. earlier on friday, leaving several areas. inundated railway communication in the northern part of the island was temporarily disrupted, no casualties have been reported, and emergency services were on hand to deal with the effects of rising waters. and over to europe now were the effect of brussels sanctions against moscow has been described as less than 0. those are the words of an e u. parliament member. as the blocks own report shows a marked increase in revenues to russia from e u countries. last year, r t contributor rachel mars then brings us the details member o

u. s. too many inhabitants from the l. e will move away from the u. s. to because it will be too dangerous to keep any property in the us or in the, in the hands of where the u. s. can, can put their fingers on. so i think when they really are going to watch this step, this will hit spec tremendously and with this could be really the end of the, of the convincing system of the u. s. market economy or the u. s. freedom or the us democracy. the u. s. national guard is reportedly providing training to tie one's armed forces us washington's concerns over a perceived chinese threat growth. according to media reports, military training started in early 2022. when the time, when the president commented on the cooperation of the us national guard and ty pays defense forces, the american force is able to be mobilized the discretion of washington. the us national guard has also played a role in training the ukrainian military as well. and soldiers have been trained on the special program since 2014 by nato allies, to boost the combat readiness, cooperation. twinkie

u. s. is due in with the e. u. iceland is not an e o member state. you are lucky for that was because the e here has lost its independence. it is anita appendage rules room, and the e. u is currently making public statements. we are discriminated again against the french minister of economics sander they needed cheer, multi rate americans to be more mindful of the, our interests in because the european industry, eas, pain, 4 times more for natural gas and american industries. and there's the shift to liquefied natural gas, despite the volatility of prices in the long term, probably means that production in europe is going to become much more cool sleep. little interesting fact is many years ago, europeans would demand that when not sign long term contracts and shift to the spot prices. and now when the ukranian situation started and they would look for new energy sources, these started negotiating with carter and carter said, all right. but 15 year old long term contract is your minimum. europeans turned to the u. s. and yesterday i read that the us said, all right, we'll give you a good rice's but only as part of long term contracts, usually muscle blue. therefore, l

overall picture, chris crypto regulation there seems to be a term of strangulation on the industry by e u. u. s. regulators is up. and since you're getting could this case influencing in any way. yeah, i'm getting that sense. and in addition to that, i'm really getting a sense of, well, we don't really understand how to regulate this. so that's just prosecuted. and you see that particular with the u. s. we saw that the u. s. in 70 nice and industries resorted the birth of the internet. we saw the birth of, of online gaming which was a very big industry that paid out nowhere in the u. s. where they just decided, we don't really understand that we don't really want to engage with people that do understand it. let's just put everyone in prison. but in reality, that never what to distrust it for very long. so how this now evolves in encrypts is very interesting because we would have hoped off to the scandal and all these other things that happen, that governments, because let's listen to the industry that engage with that. and let's figure out a way to police it in the correct way. instead of that,

e. u and u. s. u. v. stud between them, this is the problem, the most of bulgaria else, ah, supporting cause of peace. you breathe, you can't russia and butter against this sandy go from and you should of diesel over battle and so on. don't you, can you see? so it's a big difference between this officer position and verb position of common people in bulgaria. the people don't believe in vis bodies. and because that that is a big strike between them. but they can't create a government. now as the twitter file scandal continues to shake the world of social media and beyond, a key journalist behind the revelations my pangborn has been discussing the scale of the u. s. government's involvement on ortiz whistle blowers show up episode. so you'll find here. next are on r t, but he should preview one of the reasons that the 100 by the story was picked as the 1st thing that we looked at is because i had a suspicion that we, if such a thing existed, we might see it there. and as a result, you know, the, that se

that's after e u. n. u s. representatives threatened the country's leader to accept a so called kosovo plan or risk losing their visa free program with the you as well as other economic penalties. littlewood attributes right away. it was communicated to me. they think that it has to be accepted. they used words like you have to accept this plan and if you don't want, i was told the process of european integration will be halted. investments will be withdrawn and comprehensive. political and economic measures will cause great damage to the republic of serbia. 7 guy, a professor at the institute of european studies in belgrade says the west is called for imposing anti russian sanctions. is a threat to serbia sovereignty. according to the un resolutions. busy 44 also are integral part of serbia, so this kind of. busy blackmail where the survey is being asked to join these a sanctions. is a demand for serbs to capitulate because russia is serbia bass. i would say l i on the international arena when it comes to pr

e. u. and u. s. in this diag between that vision the problem. yeah, i don't owe it on my see my bunk area. it isn't what it is. so my sort, i'm sort of jump into the time. it's so small. i really appreciate having you on the program, but it almost seems in some sense that the bulgaria is slightly stuck between a rock and a hard place. what. what would you say? what are your expectations mister stephan off about about, about the future relationship between moscow and sophia g thing, some damage has been done. i see that. oh, so little a visa, helpless at the delicious. oh, already bolts is my opinion, but it's not their position about getting people of the most of bulgaria else. ah, so party. how to set that coast of peace between you can in russia and better against vis sandy cove. a minutia of diesel o for battle and so on. don't you claim you she so it's a big difference between this official position and very position of common people in bulgaria and visit big problem. now you're speaking with political crisis and we'll get it goes now by get