well, this is her classic part tongue offered origin change attempt a by your n g o z, a finance to buy your sorrows under united states behind or in the context of you quinn in crisis, but also are in the context of a longer historic. our perspective, but are united states food each n g o's are having been trying to westernize the societies and are which means americanization of a society trying to to, to find are actually a foreign age. it was on the tillery of countries around russia, and especially in former ussr countries, to try to, to foster regime change to whatever new governments are eager to, to choose. are you on nato enlargement, in order to and cycle russia and to push more more russia out of. ready europe, out of eastern europe and out of your asia. so this is a classical pattern. and of course, because of are you cry? ukrainian crisis or deepening, or silver ukrainian army is it is losing in back moot. or you don't not expect any time sooner to leave an army to regain territory. they, we need to enlarge the conflict to open new fronts. so this is happening now in or in c

sewage system which will increase the possibility of. 3 the. 3 spread of call iran disease however n g o are still working on providing the increased means of the people in the area as more than 200 was 230000 people were affected by the disaster. these people have lost their houses and home as more than 20000 buildings were either completely destroyed or damaged in habitable way. people in north western syria describe the wonder of each month as a curse day, as they have been exposed to 2 catastrophic earthquakes. and the last month and today the more today more to the 6th of march. and the area is going through a very severe wind storm. they told us that during the, during the night they, the tents were almost withdrawn from their places due to the severe winds that destroyed their areas. and they are forced and they were forced to live their tense . and then the v is a dance to prevent them from being a with dogs are removed by a strong a when the n g o is ada. humanity and teams are still calling for international intervention to provide long term solutions. were these families i'd

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n g o is not the u. s. government. we spoke with a tv radio host, steve multiple g, who believes the revelations by a mat tybee, basically on the web of complicity and free speech violations by the us government and state funded n g o z. he's talking about just about every government agency. you could imagine having an active role in deciding what gets on the social media platforms. what does it? it's really, really frightening. there's, it is something called a, this is, according to met t i e, b, and his tweet. today the aspen institute, which of receives money from, among other places, the federal government and the aspen institute in 2021 held a big shouldn't being out in aspen, colorado, and, and they came up with a report on, on how to handle social media. and basically they said that the government should have access to, to everything, the to, to names and information and data on the users. and any dis information, anybody who puts out again this information they should be put in a user jail if you will, where th

but they, the, the embassy and the n g o is funded from the united states, denounced it as russian. and it's quite clearly there labeling as russian, anything that they want to be perceived as negative. it's just become a universal. you know, this is russian in american speak means this is bad. and even when you have a literal carbon copy of an american law that's being used by somebody to curb, the influence of american n jose, the embassy says this is a russian law and expects this nonsense to be believed. 0 self awareness. i have and it seems like the double standards truly are endless. serbian american journalists and historian, voice mail it. thank you so much for your time and insight on this one. aiming to provide a shot in the arm to trade and investment with russia or ron is hosting a key economic forum and a major focus. the talking shop is one of brushes, muslim regions are contributor, use of drill all the reports on an ambitious business plan. being drawn up when there is mutual trust, ideal is ideal. it's this simple to clench a business agreement when the 2 sides of t

when the n g o is ada, humidity and teams are still calling for international intervention to provide long term solutions. were these families? i'd there suffering still hasn't completely subsided. you watch our special coverage to mark one months. is the oscillation to clear and syria at 15, gmc an $1800.00 g m t still had an older cedar. we're gonna have all the rest of the basins. universities reopen in afghanistan. but the taliban continues to var woman from returning. and a new era of medicine, we examined the ethical questions of altering human dna. ah hello. we have a lot of warm weather coming in across japan over the next couple of days for having quite nicely here. high pressure, just talk ling its way further. east was so settled and sunny pretty much sums it up. was he tab it is in take out around 18 degrees celsius. similar temperature there too for so and for beijing where to where the thick cloud does squeeze its way into central parts of china as we go on through the next few days. few sharp showers coming through here. but it is going to be warm, some lively showers t

are still living in temporary shelter centers across the northwest in syria, which are installed by n g o is following the us off of that drug, the region. they have been living in the most severe humanitarian situation. we talked to many people in this temporary shelter, a center, as they told us that they lacked the most basic human needs as they don't have medical. a voice in this temporary shelter center. neither proper sewage system which will increase the possibility of the spread of call iran disease. however, n g o are still working on providing the increased means of the people in the area as more than 200 was 230000 people were affected by the disaster. these people have lost their houses and home as more than 20000 buildings were either completely destroyed or damaged in habitable way. people in north western syria describe the monday of each month as a curse day, as they have been exposed to 2 catastrophic earthquakes. and the last month and today the more today more to the 6 of march and the area is going through a very severe wind storm. they told us that during the, durin

reading in parliament on tuesday, but not without chaos and fighting between n p the the bill requires n g o n media outlets receiving more than 20 percent of the funding from abroad to register as for an agent or faith, heavy fines president fellow miserable really has come out in support of protesters and has vowed to veto the bill. many demonstrators say the bill is reminiscent of russian legislation used to silence critics. they say, should the bill become law, it will reuben georgia, the chances of becoming a member of the european union and nato, around 80 percent of georgia populations to you is very pro western and they see their future east west. so that's very important for our government is we see to demonize these people and to now to damage the reputation of the organization. so don't nurse of those who work with them and to easel, late, georgia. the draft is backed by the governing georgia dream party. and says it would allow for transparency of, for an influence prime minister iraq lee got to the bus really says it will help route out those working against georgia interests.

so western n g o that are involved in democracy building and former soviet states. now across the thought, this is the central asia. in the broader middle east, we see the same desire for liberating learning in the hearts of young people. they are demanding their freedom and they will have it with ah, through a series with the protest movements in all of these countries was triggered by covered intelligence operations. that's not to say that the mass movement is, is the fabrication of u. s. intelligence. but the timing of these events was not something which was spontaneous in any, in any way. american government, as any government, only looks for what they believe is the best interest of the country. okay, united states every administration is that for 5 years, they don't want to be busy about the prospect of how things are going to be disastrous in the future. in november, the email thought with came into the stop a solar shot at coin to ghetto, made a procedural and will still de la re cleaned on a james glassman that came in vicious, so to speak of it out of the

the n g o wants to help people live in safety and dignity. cedric mays, old corrugated iron heart was replaced a year ago to her long who like to see how things are going. yeah, everything is okay. and her as you can see, the place of rigor progress. what it does is roughly about yes, 9 very beautiful. i was our fund love, very sure we're here we go. we're clamped by. i listen. oh i conway that is room. yeah. for one room place or one check room. and you know, that king must or more like falling down with a wink come with an overhead diction all get the rain gone through that budget time, but now you live in a beautiful place. my gosh, i don't think to go. cedric may works as a catty on a golf course. his employ agreed to help finance the construction cost of around $1000.00 euros together with economy. this kind of co financing is the basis of economies funding model. was linked with we pre finance as much as we can of the bulls and the employee employees meet us half way. and sometimes employees also partake in that in that perhaps the employer can pay up front and in the employees

this is why attorneys in n g all is aiming to build a brighter future for kids by turning schools into social enterprises. the sight of students congregating in a courtyard looks much the same. the world over this boarding school in north western tunisia is different from most. it operates on a sustainable business model. project initiates a lot v. her marty aims to improve living conditions, education opportunities and future prospects. not just but unity as most impoverished children, but their families to report. oh, well i really want to we can project is quite simple as it sounds like it seeks to transform public schools into social enterprises. go through energy autonomy in their own food, self sufficiency of them. why bhaskar? because this country was going through very deep crises, economic social, on climate crises at that of an impact on childhood agreement and therefore on future generations. they don't follow porthos in our store wasn't real. when hummadi 1st visited the school in 2012, it was in a catastrophic state. the facilities were dilapidated. the electrical systems

do you doubt that in lakes forced to live in a temporary shelter centers installed by n g always. and now the spread of called the road is making the humana care in response for the n g o z at the metro and even more complicated. millions of people inter care also living and make shift comes after their homes are destroyed by the earthquakes. health workers say they need edge and support to help survivors deal with trauma and mental illness. the head of the nuclear watchdog says iran should be transparent about its nuclear program. raphael gross. he made the comment during a visit to, to romped. now he's holding talks with the government because he's visit comes days after i. e, a inspectors sound. and iranian nuclear side had enriched uranium today, a weapons grade level. the head of rushes, wagner must regroup, says the craniums that have been moved is almost completely surrounded by russia and its allied forces. russian troops have intensified the shelling of the west, making it harder for ukrainian forces to move in or out. this chief cold for the time to be evacuated, to save

the guys were so soft bow with the idea that n g o's intelligence organizations could assist in media and communications stroke . i know, i think i know that he's not wanting a central intelligence agency, a democracy, but i need them to be able to last it. when i say the subject, you can put around one tb defined a shift to grab mtv or send a bus on sunday. yeah, that was the grandmother. you know, she didn't dial it damn dispatch your ability on it or you didn't dial equal to cost. so western n g o that are involved in democracy building and former soviet states now across the thought, this is a central asia in the broader middle east. we see the same desire for liberating learning in the hearts of young people. they are demanding their freedom and they will have it with, ah, ah, ah, the protest movements in all of these countries was triggered by covert intelligence operations. that's not to say that the mass movement is, is the fabrication of u. s. intelligence. but the timing of these events was not something which was spontaneous in any, in any way. american government, as any g

this is why attorneys in n g all is aiming to build a brighter future for kids by turning schools into social enterprises. the sight of students congregating in a court yard looks much the same the world over. but this boarding school in north western tunisia is different from most. it operates on a sustainable business model. project initiates a lot for her, marty aims to improve living conditions, education opportunities, and future prospects. not just that unity as most impoverished children, but their families to report. oh, well i really want to, we can project is quite simple as it sounds like it seeks to transform public schools into social enterprises here through energy autonomy in their own food, self sufficiency of them. why fostered? because this country was going through in very deep crises, economic social, on climate crises at that of an impact on childhood climate and therefore on future generations. they don't follow porthos in house or wasn't wiggle when hummadi 1st visited the school in 2012. it was in a catastrophic state. the facilities were dilapidated, the electr

so i think it's safe to say that the battle between the ruling party and these n g o is, is not over. but for now, at least in legislative terms. yes, the building in been taken out and in certainly getting the attention across europe, the german foreign minister, she visited tbilisi today, assuring the government of berlin support in seeking you candidate status. how strong is the will in georgia in the georgia government to become a member of the european union? well, among the georgian government, i think it's still strong. i mean, i think that there's different interpretations of what the government's actions mean. i think this for an agent law exercise kind of confused everyone and made everyone wonder exactly what their agenda was. i think it's safe to say that they do want you membership, but they want it on their terms and they want to maybe get it on the, on the chief a little bit by not implementing some of the reforms that the use demanding. because those reforms were loose and the ruling parties grip on power. so i think they're trying to do, maybe maybe it's fair to say t

see how much do georgians in the countryside care about the jew, lar, no, but the n g a law. so i hope it's a real wake up call them democracy is really at its last step here. yeah, well, a lot remains to be seen in georgia. laura thornton from the german marshall fun. thank you so much for your analysis. thanks for having me. stop you. official was left on the line as holding talks in washington with use president joe biden topping the agenda is the coordination of support for ukraine, as well as us clean energy subsidies that have prompted anger among some european nations. european allies have expressed frustration over a new u. s. law that offers tax credits to american consumers to buy electric vehicles made in north america. the talks are being seen as a test of the trans atlantic alliance and its ability to hold a unified front on the global stage even as they deal with internal disagreements and dw mikaela cove known washington has been following this meeting very closely. mikaela, the 2 leaders are meeting now. can you explain to our viewers what this fairly complica

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so i think it's safe to say that the battle between the ruling party and these n g o is, is not over. but for now, at least in legislative terms. yes, the building and taken out and it's certainly getting the attention across europe. the german foreign minister, she visited tbilisi today, assuring the government of berlin support in seeking you candidate status. how strong is the will in georgia in the georgia government to become a member of the european union? well, among the georgia government, i think it's still strong. i'm, and i think that there's different interpretations of what the government's actions mean. i think this for an aged law exercise kind of confused everyone and made everyone wonder exactly what their agenda was. it's safe to say that they do want you membership, but they want it on their terms and they want to maybe get it on to on the chief a little bit by not implementing some of the reforms that the use demanding. because those reforms were loose and the ruling parties grip on power. so i think they're trying to do, maybe maybe it's fair to say the minimum th

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it's a win win situation for him either way again, if the law passes, then all of these n g o z that are literally outside agents of influence have to declare themselves as such. and all of a sudden people who we, who are inclined to believe something with a nice flowery name, you know, citizens for peace, democracy excellence and prosperity would realize that yeah. ok, this is a foreign agent. but if it doesn't pass, because of this kind of pressure, he managed doughty cars managed to it, prove that the you and the american government essentially think that the american law is horrible when applied by non american. ah, the international olympic committee has brushed off london's attempts to pressure this 4th body into banning russian and bell russian athletes from next year's summer games in paris. saying that giving in to such demands would have a detrimental impact on sport. it is not up to governments to decide which athletes can participate and reach international competitions. this would be the under world sports, as we know it today with hope very much that the british governm

it's a win win situation for him either way again, if the law passes and all of these n g o z that are literally outside agents of influence have declared themselves as such. and all of a sudden people pulling who are inclined to believe something with a nice flowery name, you know, citizens for peace, democracy excellence and prosperity would realize that yeah, ok, this is a foreign agent. but if it doesn't pass because of this kind of pressure, he managed doughty cars managed to it, prove that the you and the american government essentially think that the american law is horrible when applied by non american. iran is hosting a major economic forum seeking to boost trade and investment with russia. a key focus of the event is one of russia's muslim regions are t contributor use of july poly reports on the ambitious business plans currently in the pipeline. headed by president of the vascular states raw, the hobby roast. the business delegation comprises top russian firms active in oil and gas, agriculture i. t. transport and mining. among other industries, they say they're here to cli

for the n g o z at the mantra, even more complicated. a millions of people in turkey are also living in makeshift camps after their homes are destroyed by the earthquakes. health workers say they need urgent support to help survivors deal with the trauma and mental illness. hush . marlborough has more from gaussian type in southern turkey. when you travel across the areas that were affected by the earthquakes, basically talking about a dear man, malati up positive. not that he got a man much had tie, you'd get a sense of the magnitude of this devastation and the number of people who are affected. we're talking about over 2000000 people displace during the earthquakes. and this is great to get huge problem. for example, i stand now near this a makeshift camp that was established in ga seattle and you get many, many of those camps in different parts of the country. the authorities are under mounting pressure to deliver assistance to the people in those areas, particularly when it comes to the hygiene kits. medical supplies that i'm low whi

the problem within, in georgia, around arose when the opposition backed by these n g e o. 's that are being extremely funded, labeled this proposal as russian and essentially called for revolution to the government. and they came very, very close to one of those color evolution cruise as a friday. and then things seem to have come down a little bit because the government backed out what happened in, in diversity serve republic, which pushed this initiative on friday, i believe was a deliberate move, maybe a trolling tactic. and so what he's trying to do is, i don't think he once if law passes. great. but i think his purpose based on the comments that i've, that i've heard is to essentially expose this kind of hypocrisy by the americans and the west. and he has succeeded brilliantly in trolling them into denouncing their own law, which is exactly what happened over the weekend. it's a win win situation for him either way again, if the law passes, then all of these n g o is that are literally outside agents of influence have to declare themselves as such. and all of a sudden

the bill were for the media and n g o taking up more than 20 percent of funding from abroad to register as foreign agents. tens of thousands of protesters were out in the 3 for 3 days. that warned the bill was a move towards russia and away from the west. bernard smith has more from tbilisi georgia problem and have just voted to strike down about foreign agents. bill. it was only passed on tuesday, prompted tens of thousands of protesters, mainly young protested to come out on the streets against the bill. the ruling party felt the pressure and under pressure from the protest, as it said, it would conditionally withdraw the bill that it supported without any reservations . it accused what it called the radical opposition of spreading lies about the legislation. but it was that popular protest, tens of thousands of people on the street, them tonight and wednesday night. the problem to the governments, you turn on thursday, protest continued on thursday evening, and today friday parliament has now struck down the law is really police say a gun, men who open fire at a cafe in central telev

that is a fabi and mcclellan managing director at the n g o ocean care. many thanks. thank you very much. china as a rubber stamp parliament. the national people's congress has begun its annual meeting in beijing outgoing premier lee kent tian who is 2nd in command after leader cheating. ping says china's armed forces should be more prepared for combat in the face of escalating threats from abroad. beijing says it is cracking up military spending, but at the same time it wants to promote peaceful relations with taiwan, which it claims as its own territory on the economy. the leadership has set a 5 percent economic growth target one of the lowest in decades. she, jim ping and the ruling communist party elise arrive in beijing's great hall of the people for the biggest days in china's political calendar. the national people's congress is more of a political pageant than a policy setting. parliament. it largely serves to rubber stamp decisions already made behind closed doors by the leadership. much of the n p. c will focus on communist ritual and slogans. however, china

so the government wants to discourage work of n g o, as you say. but once the migraines, those who are lucky enough to make it once they arrive on the tardy and shows what sort of assistance are they getting from italian? the toys authorities. yeah, they did. unfortunately, the quality of support is very poor so far there. there's a real. busy rios 1st aid action, but it's also very poor as well. which should mean also in this case, the italian government should actually provide more support to the migrants. but again, this is a long struggle, especially the right when governments, it was in the past, the, it was really want to be engaged in this part because they think that they want to show a hotline, especially for you know, for the internal politics by this affecting the quality of life of people arrive neatly, but they are legal mechanisms in place in italy to, to assist these migraines. are they not? there are some but again, is also a matter of implementing the measures if you have dismissal on paper by the quality of a real support is poor.

he's founder of the n g o. conserve congo. he's a monkeys cuz singer used to work in mining and then as an investigative reporter. but for the past few years, his goal has been to end wild life trafficking is as easy as this is roasted crocodile agency. one of these animals afresh. they were delivered this morning and probably killed. but my dear sir, freshly hunter presented many authorities in the d. r. c. have been turning a blind eye to these illegal sales. yes, it is a lot to do that. you can see from a place like this that hobby and nothing has changed. nothing is being done on the quote from someone should be checking this friend. there must've been some markets like these should be shut down. ah, almost everyone here eats the sheets and handling is especially popular. and informant tells cassandra about embolus. hangal and hunt. he immediately sets off to ambulance. village is sick, last week will drive there. now it will take another 30 minutes or so. we have to hurry so that we get there before garza, i'm feeling goo

all right, that's carson, just key at i n g germany. thank you. we're shifting gears to india where foreign airlines are pushing for a greater slice of the countries growing aviation market, emirates, and turkish airlines among those companies, calling tuesday for the country to open up more international routes in and out of india during an ation conference and delhi their complaints common india plans to invest nearly $12000000000.00 in aviation industry by 2025 and as flat carrier air india raises its international ambitions in part, through the purchase of $470.00 aircraft. the current restrictions on international carriers went into effect during the 2008 financial crisis. after air india incurred heavy losses. that was going to charge again, deli charo. why is deli, so strict with granting for an airline capacity in the country? well, stevens, the thing is india is one of the fastest growing aviation markets in the world. but india also believes that bulk offer international traffic has been captured by international carriers. and now the go

they claim it's a russian style law that would require n g o z and independent media received more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad to declare themselves. foreign agents scuffles broke out when it progressed with a clear majority in parliament this week. the ruling georgia dream party say it improves transparency in the country. history, south georgia, president solomon rubbish, philly. who's an independent but was backed by the georgia dream party and her run for office went against the government and expressed her support for the protesters . speaking during a state visit to the us, she sent the demonstrators represent a free georgia which sees it future in europe, and will not allow anyone to take away their future room on a small move on. you foreign policy chief to separately warn that the bill was incompatible with you, values and standards concerning words for georgians at a crucial time for their country's future. the european union is currently considering george's application to join the block. what is your news update just before we go, let's get a reminder of our

the refugee is plight was compounded by the earthquake 7 weeks ago with n g o. struggling to keep up with the sheer number of people in need warned by the 1st sunbeams, the toddler, families having breakfast and destined pl shelter, less olives, some fled bread and tea. they don't have money for more, but at least they're not starving, says the father kazi talib. once they were afraid of bonds than earthquake after shocks. now it's illness. a kid that says lan and i'm afraid of cholera and other diseases over. if we ask for medicine here and the campus of the always tell us, see that there isn't any mother. yeah. that through google like minded. oh, they live in the watson camp, north of it, lip and the right the years ago, fleeing from the war like 15000 others after the earthquake, more homeless people arrived at the already overcrowded shelter. the biggest hazard here is the water. the earthquake destroyed pipes, water works, and sewage treatment plans where they're still access to water. it's often contaminated. there's an estimated $50000.00 cases of cholera in the region. the s

the n g or indonesia been asbestos network has asked the government to stop importing asbestos since 2012 indicating by or about us miss. because asbestos is largely in pu, it various agencies from customs, the ministry of trade industry to the environment, ministry are involved. but each department throws the response into another. that's why we went straight to the president of precedent today to initiate still the 4th largest importer of asbestos in the word. until before i indicated above its dangers of the responses lethal will change, the pieces they have collected to day will simply be buried in the ground. a special way site for de little material does not exist. and that does it for today, we're leave you with pictures of a different cleanup. i fat in indonesia, a boat to scooping up ocean waist off the coast of bobby. since you tomorrow, with mobile luxury made in china, by the way, coffee, one this plugin hybrid is said to go 150 kilometers on only one charge. we put that to the test. and what else does it have to offer? read next on d w, a saxophone operator, who wrote he

story, appreciating her for an ar, the theme checks a document and is preparing a legal case. marian r n g a has seen an increase in the number of abandonment cases and we get calls every day from different states. the government is not helping these women if they were helping we wouldn't see these women running around with their elderly parents in court and police stations every day. just got an email on it. but the director of this issue, the punjab government has now set up the steep commission of non risdon indians, rakish girls who formerly had a discussion, says that legal challenges like a lack of exploration treaties. with most countries make it difficult to get justice. and for many years as possible to have been robbed and suspended near government is digging. even this very moment is, is taking so many steps. the question that i'm is that the interesting isn't so bodies fall back. louisiana santos, shes angry, or the delane getting just to london, she and tubs and some other women are traumatized by the abrupt collapse of the marriages. plunging their lives into uncertainty and

but the toilet costs $175.00, well over a month's income for most people here, the n g o hopes that subsidies can bring the price down to less than $40.00. and that word of mouth will help to deborah if we all have the toilets, we could save the environment and have good hygiene would own with that way, the water that has sustained these people for so long can continue to do so safely . young people from a football crazed neighborhood in karachi, in pakistan, a hoping to take to an international pitch one day. their hometown was once known for unrest and gang was but overtime sport has helped edge out the violence. some now call of the area many brazil, a corner of pakistan where passion for football runs deep. in loudy a show down at sunset. sandy locked a dusty boy. that's all these kids need to learn some fancy footwork. i'm local mold will give the road we we don't need any boots or grassy grounds to play football. football is in our blood. what i like. she think you can play football. i challenge you to be us many brazil in this game because my gerald will cover sho, get 0. my are battle

the n g o indonesia been asbestos network has asked the government to stop importing asbestos since 2012. it began in my ariba as miss because asbestos is largely in pu, it various agencies from customs, the ministry of trade industry to the environment, ministry are involved, but each department throws the response to another. that's why we went straight to the president of precedent today to any i still the 4th largest importer of asbestos in the word. until before i indicated above its dangers of the responses lethal will change. the pieces they have collected to day will simply be buried in the ground. a special way site for the little material does not exist. and that doesn't for today we're leave you with pictures of a different clean up our fat in the new chef, a boat to scooping up ocean waist off the coast of bobby. since you tomorrow with diversity and anything unusual, no mountain is too high. no road is too long. in search of the extraordinary we are the specialists of lifestyle, europe, euro max on d, w. with our sports, all a scoring we say they were about giving up sports