so they ante corruption foundation, which was started by alexia nevada. nate, we had to relocate out of rush in 2021. we now focus on the 4 main areas. first, we operate the most popular channel on your queue that talks about current events and brings words of truth to russian population. second, we continue our investigations into corruption and into human rights used by russian authorities. 3rd, working with a client to sign that form of russians who live in russia and who are under take various to word activities from posting until leafless to throw throwing molotov cocktails at the recruitment centers. com. so that's what we, our goal is to engage with the russian population because the change in ration will come from russia, from inside. and so just, just to understand this clearly, do we take the repression to be one thing or 2 things. and i'll explain what i mean . do we, do we take that the repression? there's absolutely no opposition to the war in ukraine allowed. plus there is some appearance of opposition allowed for the the way the politics works in russia. do you underst

widest campaign of repression since the soviet union. recent targets have included people alike, alexia crits, you over a university student who has put under house arrest for anti war post san social media. but as our next report shows, she's one of the lucky ones out of her shackles and on the run. alissa, clifford salva gets goose pumps. when she thinks back to the moment she freed herself from house arrest and fled from russia to europe. embarrassed as if it, if a right before i escaped, i was afraid because stupid, thoughts kept coming into my head. like what if this doesn't work and a rest me would i have to run for miles through the forest dylan yet. but she succeeded from bella. ruth alyssa was able to enter the e u by car to lithuania, where she was granted asylum. she knows of her escape attempt had failed. she would likely be in prison. by now elisa had been waiting under house arrest for the courts. verdict the charges were serious, discrediting the russian army and justifying terrorism. her crimes handing out anti war flyers and condemning the warn ukraine in a private chat

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denying any attack last time when there was in the tank on the kremlin ukrainian defense ministry alexia basically call. so the drug, that's it all the kremlin, that they know for sure not a tech to go see surgery. you know, let's try for normal relations with russia, so they don't need russian lands. he said this, he said in an interview in the germany to come india, but yeah, yeah, they haven't been attacking now the kremlin and they are attacking a residential area. so i mean, they are moving themselves to terrorism. of course they will not blame their own country down those years that they do this because when i do that then a i was actually in a states and aggression where we can say and now they are saying no, we didn't do it. so it's just terry's, maybe they will come up later on with the explanation. who knows? i don't know, it could be that those groups who are at the border which they call that number for you mentioned sort of, they want to learn right. question and decided consist of, of russians, maybe they, this is an explanation that they gave, of course, because when they

our vast motherland krasnodar territory, the urals, the center of russia, the hospital of the saint alexiang us a lot, and i hope she will help us. so a big meniscus bow, guys to everyone who was with us, if you hear me from everyone. the rest everyone is trying to stick together and amicably, although the character. let's say, the residents of gorlovka do not have sugar, but nevertheless, but i think it will not go away without a trace, not for one doctor who works not necessarily, who carries out surgical service. here is for everyone. uh, the war left its mark many will have health problems later on not necessarily physical. that's because again the harsh conditions that war imposes on itself. they leave an imprint, no matter how a person steadfastly holds on, no matter how he renounces all this. here. no matter how strong he is, exhaustion is simply emotional physical. until the end of hostilities, and then we will definitely cope. well it's such a joke. and so, of course, crimea, of course, the sea is not needed, neither turkey nor egypt, nor any other exotic countries, crimea crimea

with the, with the training in lead again dr. dod black and, yeah, and he gets all those discuss alexia, becky, and you said, god, a painting. good, good, good. i can put george me a but he's always so draining out with a cd, annie, a kid on you, made a admitted into what itself is, but i'll build a desire to live with that. so anyway, mr. that you get with hulu. ah, not an easy process. and was the arabs, frank in the middle east. we can't expect that democracy will happen the next day. it probably is going to take decade before this culture is. would it no society, ah monumental student with blue deacon took all what even wanted a basil and get more so made did it. you'd throw up a sonic a city bed. began to push on his daughter. no longer at least somebody sped to let jane dicky body filled that gutter. matthew would be for all day. ah, for to be jolly issue. farmer. sadie, molecular biology that she had appointment noddy. wally, give all you know. we'll get follow with a cooler eco mode. that is better. yeah, she already belong. ill be glad to gain shirley by the bed. quailey gan lo

brad scott, co latin that order. alexia is one of the almost $20000.00 russians who had to pay for their anti war stance with their freedom. the most prominent among them is the opposition leader vladimir kara moore. does i who strongly criticized putin and publicly denounced the war in ukraine. another russian was sentenced to 2 years in prison because his daughter drew an anti war picture like alicia. he also tried to flee russia through belarus, but he was caught and arrested. a careless joke or critical post is all it takes to get a knock at the door from the secret service, the f s b, and possibly end up behind bars. the russian parliament has also tightened the law to make it more difficult for young men to avoid being conscripted. it's made it trickier to leave the country like alicia did. she believes repression and russia will get even worse, because the kremlin fears its own citizens. was this appeal at that? what if all the young women who were against a war had taken to the streets and gone to the kremlin? yeah, it's clear that people must be intimidated because of this class

since the soviet union, recent targets have included people like alexia crypt, saba, a university student who is put under house arrest for anti war posts on social media. but as our next report shows, she is one of the lucky ones out of her shackles. and on the run or less, yo clift over gets goose bumps. when she thinks back to the moment she freed herself from house arrest and fled from russia to europe and boast as if it, if the bright before i escaped, i was afraid because stupid thoughts kept coming into my head. like what if this doesn't work and a rest me would i have to run for miles through the forest killing, yet of but she succeeded. from bellow, rose alessio was able to enter the you buy car to lithuania, where she was granted asylum. but she knows if her escape attempt had failed, she would likely be imprisoned by now or less yet had been waiting under house arrest for the courts. verdict. the charges were serious, discrediting the russian army and justifying terrorism. her crimes. handing out anti war flyers and condemning the war in ukraine in a private chat with her fello

e, alexia , for the first time, he handed him a patriarchal letter, and the second time, the icon ofy right-believing prince alexander nevsky, in whose name it existed and was erected. this is the church where viktor vasilyevich, including the experience of conducting work, served as an infusion. 40 years old in 2000, the artist viktor voronkevich the first teacher of my children in painting presented me with an icon of the mother of god painted on an old thick board. i called my father victor and he invited me to come to the church, when i came they opened it for me, it was in the altar part , viktor vasilyevich looked and said to me , vladimir alexandrovich says this is still a picture of an icon. it will be when it's lit up. he set up this thick old board with a picture, and the priests gathered there. and you know, a kind of very well-known artistic council began. so they all began to look at this icon says. yes, here it is. well, well, how are you, it became such a discussion that viktor vasilyevich summed up and says. yah, what hmm what is written in the traditions, uh in the b

so we believe that, uh, this uh, this, this alexia, this announcement, and this selection of out of the as i sort of the capital, what to promote with the tourism and the tourism infrastructure and the city. and there will attract to more tories not only from the storage and buy, bought from the international echo as an asian, political. and i think, you know, make into our governmental organization that was launched in 1985 in san juan by the leader southern pakistan. and turkey, its major mission is to promote trade and investment opportunities and the member nations, after the dissolution of the soviet union echo expanded to include us. get us then, as or by john, because arched in august. yeah. could you can stay in talk minutes then elizabeth, you started in 1992. cool. says select thing here are we tours and capital sounds movie networks such as sort of tates economic and cultural interaction between the echo member states for sanctions. so there was, this is a great opportunity to push it so i can on and grow. and the crippling western sanctions human and that's it was or digital

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any one responsible would be punished for now the salvador and football community isn't morning. alexia bryan, l 20. temperatures is to reach more than one and a half degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. in the next 5 years, i could have a reversible effects on the polar ice caps, which and tell him, could have died. consequences for humanity. 250 climate scientists have gathered at cape corn and southern chile to find ways to mitigate these changes. now lots america. this is new san human reports. now from now the reno island is located in the cape horn archipelago. the sub antarctic region of chile is the southern most part of the americas. before antarctica itself, it's one of the very few on touched areas, honors with 2 percent land, 98 percent pristine water and pre industrial revolution. air debris piece is kind of a you'd ethic part, but the realistic part that has survived the impact of more than maybe so to offer . so that was these kind of not the level that bodies scientists here are studying climate change and global warming peat moss captures more greenhouse gases t

in 19 nineties, he was speaking at a hearing to decide if he should face trial for the policy, alexia bryan explains, will not so enough for month. oh, there's a food you more a back in front of a judge, but this time peruse and back to old. former president was testifying by video link from present to the full year old is accused of causing severe injuries to a large number of women. and in some cases, death as part of a sterilization program in the 1995. so the accusation is false because what my government did was off of the population and women in particular, all the modern and traditional family planning methods without exceptions or preferences, leaving yet to the free choice of each woman concerned. nearly 350000 women and 25000 men was sterilized as part of the program. could you more? it says it was crucial to reduce maternal mortality rights and kind of policy but women's and indigenous rights activists have long food for accountability. pounds of white mini protested against 3 presidential campaigns by preaching morris towards that code. they say many of the women couldn't

as a warning, the heat wave will continue and could get worse. alexia ryan reports in vietnam's capital noise, the mercury is rising. and so for many, there's only one option aid. so the cool my of, of this year in comparison to previous use is hold for more extreme the heat wave has baked vietnam for weeks. there's usually a whole period before the reigning season. but this year it's been longer and more intense. that's called full cost is wanting of a possible drought city officials scrambling to safe walks at their own. so saving electricity levels and some of the hydropower dams, along with an average and the surging temperatures are putting pressure on the national grid as more people using air conditioning. as in paul either because if everyone saves energy, they will have enough electricity. if not, there will be a partial overload, which will put the grid risk to safe power. the city is turning off the street lights earlier than usual and turning them on later. prioritizing major roads and public parks offices and shopping moles. it'd be nice to have the energy use and people wa

the results and they'll be looking at won't. preston's obviously emerge from some of the key areas, alexia o'brien takes us through some of those patents from the 1st round of boxing . it is danville, uncle the, and is me. a turkey is biggest cities and then the election earlier this month, all the provinces around those cities here in read those that for the opposition candidate to come all college, they're all of you. that's a shift away from right. you have type ad one who took both and could and as done both in 2018 but this yeah, he lost those provinces by about one or 2 percentage points. and it wasn't much wide. imagine is me a, however, traditionally votes for the opposition? everyone did when as expected, and the central conservative hotline here in yellow is positive support base, but with fewer votes compared to 2018. he also won and i used to live in provence, has badly affected by those earthquakes and february and less seduce. that's because of the government policies promise to rebuild the davis states and cities for the se is where most of the kurdish population is concentr

a closer look i took is most important cities and provinces, and how they've voted historically alexia bryan has more. this is dental, i'll cut a and is me a took, he has 3 biggest cities and it said the person who wins as dental wins the country to keep his most populous provinces. home to about 16000000 people and 20 percent of registered versus it's way presidents. rachel type had one night. his name is matt. but that jobs now held by the my, you know, position is also in control and non good at the capital. and the coastal city is mia. and the last presidential election at 2018. all of these provinces in yellow, those 2 to add one and turkey, a central conservative hob land helping him stay in power with more than half of the vote. but some of those strong holes in the southeast could now be in question with these 11 provinces, badly affected by the earthquakes and february, the head of the supreme election council said that at least 1000000. so it is there . i don't expect it to cost the ballots because they've been displaced by the disaster. let's head for the southeast where mos

i'll stay with the system, cuz want to come back to, in a moment, to pick up on the point that alexia o'brien has been looking at. and that is some of the key areas that play device role in the 1st round of this presidential election is done belong to the and is me a turkey as big as the cities. and then the election earlier this month, all the provinces around the cities here in read those that for the opposition candidate to come all collected are all you. that's a shift away from rich of type add one who took both on to the end as stand, but in 2018. but this year he lost those provinces by about one or 2 percentage points. and it wasn't much wide. imagine is mia, however, it traditionally votes for the opposition? everyone did when as expected, and the central conservative hotline here in yellow is positive support base. but with few of votes compared to 2018, he also won, and i used to live in provinces badly affected by those earthquakes in february and less seduced. that's because of the government policies promise to rebuild the davis states and cities for the se is where most

of the world, wipe out 87000 peace keepers are serving in 12 conflicts owns, i'll just say, or is alexia bryan has moved on the 4th at its work. the job is the so called blue helmets is to protect civilians and navigate the path from conflict to pace. the budget is nearly $6400000000.00 with the us responsible for more than a quarter of this, followed by china and japan. that money funds 10, the 12 current emissions cash for the remaining 2 comes from the main you and budget is one of those missions observes the cx, 5 between india and pakistan, and the state of drama in kashmir. the other is the world's oldest submission. so it's happened 1948 to media conflicts between as row and it's name is the way and says most emissions last 51 months, but 6 have gone on much longer and continue to this day from western sahara to cyprus and living in but peace, capers, and not just soldiers there also police observe is all civilian experts. bangladesh provides the most blue helmets out of any country, followed by an a pool in india. but while the false is celebrated for its role in decreasing the n

isn't morning. alexia bryan, l. g 0. speaking on the sidelines of the g 7 summit in japan, us president joe biden has reassured allies at washington will meet its financial obligations. the us treasury estimates that the government will run out of money to pay. it's bills on june 1st, unless congress agrees to raise the borrowing limits. a default would have serious implications for the entire global financial system. by them says he's willing to cut us government spending, but republicans in the house must move off the extreme positions. so this time for republic you'd accept that there is no bi partisan deal to be made. soley solely on their partisan terms. they have to move as well. all 4 congressional leaders agree with me that if that default is not, let me say it again. default is not an option and expertise to the expectations of these leaders, excuse me. to live up to that commitment. america is never defaulted, never defaulted on our debt, and it never will. pose of closed in east timor with true freedom fights

let's talk about that with alexia. about time, john, it's, she's a senior analyst for the south corpus region at the crisis group. that's an independent fink tank. working to prevent was and result complex, joins us from the georgia and capital subleasing. thank you. just a few days ago, your organization won. the trouble is brewing in the region of nicole and o'connor about what is happening there as well. in fact, uh at this very moment, the situation remains relatively stable along all the front lines. both in the were in the curb of conflict zone and uh, at the state food of between army and the zip like um. but the days before that and weeks before that there had been question has taken place on the regular basis. at least 4 people died only in may and the month hasn't finished and we spring has been to date list seems to the end to the 2022 or so. your use report mentioned also the blockage of the key role road that connects armenia to nowhere in the current above, which has been the problem for over a feet 5 mon

migration, reminisced as soon as it has for now shied away from commissioning to any specific numbers, alexia brian, for inside story. while in britain, there's much media and political focus on people arriving on small boats and by irregular roads. and figures release this week, the office for national statistics estimates that's 76000 asylum seekers. arrived in the u. k. last year. but they make up just 12.5 percent of those seeking to stay long term the as well as spring in august. now, all of whom are in the united kingdom in london is krista ross in china. the u. k. chief of mission for the international organization for migration, enroll kingsbury fees a career sheet, the ceo of migrants rights network, a charity that supports migrants in the fight for justice. and also in london, peter gig and editor in chief of up and democracy and independent use website and best selling author of democracy for sale. and welcome to all of you. thank you for joining us on inside story krista, let me start with you for 13 years, a tories of promise to cut integration numbers, but you have 600000 more p

as a warning, the heat wave will continue and could get worse. alexia bryan has the details in vietnam's capital noise, the mercury is rising, and so for many, it is only one option paid for the cool. my of, of this year in comparison to previous use is hold for more extreme. the heat wave has baked vietnam for weeks. there's usually a whole period before the reigning season, but this year it's been longer and more intense. that's called full cost is wanting of a possible drought city officials scrambling to safe water a doing so saving electricity levels and some of the hydropower dams, along with an average. and the surgeon, temperatures are putting pressure on the national grid as more people using air conditioning the ball either because if everyone saves energy, they will have enough electricity. if not, they will be a partial overload, which will put the grid at risk to safe power. the city is turning off the street lights earlier than usual, and turning them on later. prioritizing major roads and public parks, offices and shopping moles. it'd be nice to have the energy use. and pe

right now. 87000 peace cape is serving in 12 conflicts of alexia. bryan has more on the falls at its walk. the job is the so called blue helmets is to protect civilians and navigate the pos from conflict to pace. the budget is nearly $6400000000.00 with the us responsible for more than a quarter of this, followed by china and japan. that money funds $10.00, the 12 current emissions cash for the remaining to come from the main you in budgets. one of those missions observes the cx, 5 between india and pakistan, and the state of drama and kashmir. the other is the world's oldest commission stays up in 1948 to media conflicts between as row and its neighbors the way and says most emissions last 51 months. but 6 have gone on much longer and continue to the stay from western sahara to cyprus. and living in but peace, capers, and not just soldiers. there also, police observe is all civilian expense. bung with dish provides the most blue helmets out of any country, followed by the pool in india. but while the force is celebrated for its role in decreasing the number and severity of armed con

. >> joining us now "axios" political reporter alexia mccammond. great to have both of you here.s is nothing new, neither party has held primary debates when they're incumbent is in the white house since the '70s. so this would be actually a break with long tradition. so i'm very curious about what this focus group told you, why do they think biden needs to debate? >> yeah, and i appreciate you highlighting this and obviously the usual caveats that it's 11 voters. but in the past four focus groups we've done, the big thing that's come up is frankly biden's age and how that's a problem with voters more independent minded and looking more towards the person rather than the party. a lot of them want to see him debate rfk jr. or any other prominent democratic challenger who might jump in because they say they want him to prove his mental fitness for office. not just him, anyone else on that stage. they also say if other folks are running for the same party, they want to know what those policy differences are, what the policy similarities are. these folks obviously voted for biden in

show comes on even what the russian opposition, activist mock fagin and ukrainian ministry advisor alexia, still rich, have a cult. following then night the youtube took show was launched when the war broke out of the weapons weapons weapons would again, weapons we need to weapons weapons. and once again, we need weapons. a lot of weapons was there. oh yeah, there's, oh, there's no one that i think they will help because because without weapons it would be very difficult to get them. what's going on with, if we get weapons, when the weapons arrives and weapons are exactly what we need to do with those at the moment. you really say they stumbled exceeding if you do most with liberal rates as i do with them even before the war, rest of which was well known in ukraine. yes, that is fully check. your will to get with the film at least uh no matter how you feel about him according to opinion polls. aristotle, which is one of the 3 most popular people in the price, be somebody so, or does he now have ambitions to become president? we say they stumbled exceed if you don't want to see himself, a

have a nice or the only person that is that it would be the number that i come up with was made alexia's mom goal is like and the other players get it out on this domain. so lament that in be to them. but let me know, campbell, i yeah, that is mean, better on us, but i will handle, i mean, i must also respond to the piece that people are all just isn't. i can be more grounded in laos, a can, it'll get as low as you know, want to keep with in kind of help or for years. one, not much authentic village, not be able to live a one model month by the nova scotia who when married a residence one dr. marriott, courtship will come in will be miami. the area that we're going to give you a bit to shop a while. let me start by shopping you to give up. the 1st one was to black, mom and dad. so final show me tell him about it. well, i'm going to be sure enough to she ah, there's a whole bunch of ways that he contributes to the community. he gives back 1st of all, he's a very generous person and i think the whole business committee look up to fred as a guy that has shown what's possible. that's what he

governor newsom, who often talks about his own struggles with alexia dyslexia, says panel will review oakland city council approved a proposal to look at how past discriminatory public policy has affected the city's black community. the study will examine a number of areas including housing, economics, education, public safety and health. city leaders hope the results will help guide the council on policy changes. it is easy to dismiss the ills that we see in our society as personal problems and an issue of the individual when these are systemic and structural issues that we have to address the city will spend $150,000 on the report. well, 15 month old in oakland, was injured by gunfire during an attempted robbery, which are you what's being done to address safety concerns after several other violent incidents , and there are new concerns about senator dianne feinstein and her health just a week after she returned to the u. s senate what she said to a reporter that is reigniting questions about her mental health. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you an