he was 22 when he left for belarus. at the time, the overland route to unit was considered less dangerous than crossing the mediterranean. the little i had an outside take home and has wanted to go abroad since he was 15. us the the many father sally, all the young people here talk about them, a great team going through on a howling. but when you're as young as mohammed and everyone around you is constantly talking about nothing else, we're leaving the country. we start takes hold of you and you can't get rid of it. i can't understand why they want to live in a foreign country. i don't think it's worth it. and so without him, my house feels empty. they go to so he told us there was nothing for him to do here. we should be worked in a fruit store and got very little money for it at all. just as tell how much so no future here, no prospect. for though she was hard for him to go submitted to the check in with beans harlow, who was his favorite food fast through the state because those find the old was a cover and couldn't

, on the territory of the republic of belarus.is part, lukashenko approved the idea of his country — which borders nato members poland, latvia and lithuania — hosting the weapons. translation: i would like to publicly ask- you to deploy new weapons systems to the territory of belarus. it will seriously help calm some heads that are ready to fight against belarus. it comes as russia's foreign minister, sergei lavrov, told the american journalist tucker carlson that moscow's firing of the oreshnik was a signal the west must take it seriously. so the message which we wanted to sell by testing in real- action this hypersonic system is that we will... _ ..we will be ready to do anything to defend ourl legitimate interests. we hate even to think about war with the united states, - which will take, you know, nuclear character. - lavrov there talking to tucker carlson. meanwhile, ukraine showed off a new locally produced "rocket drone" which it said could reach targets 700 kilometres away, about twice the longest range attributed to missi

so who will bring presents to kids in belarus now and why can't they see santa claus?ike that it is just the russian santa clause thatis just the russian santa clause that is going to bring the presents. and that is the called grandpa frost, tradition russian santa claus figure who usually brings presents to the kids. why it happened this year, obviously good question, i spoke to someone in the region and they told me that it didn't happen overnight. it is a built up that is happening against everything that is produced in the west. we can see some headlines now from the russian media. that paper is and independent paperfunded by independent people who give their money to keep the freedom of press going in the country. and they speak about the band and the second headline is from the same independent media and they say that santa claus and western things are now banned. and we can also see a message which was sent to russian head teachers from the schools that according to the city sources it is not allowed to use all those western symbols as they call them during the

in group c scotland face portugal or denmark, greece, and belarus. wales were drawn in group] with belgium, north macedonia, kazakhstan and liechtenstein. while england are in group k and will play serbia, albania, latvia and andorra. the either—or—ties are down to the nations league quartersfinals. let's get reaction from the managers. we have to take this very seriously. it's the first fixture with latvia, i think — england and latvia, so a new challenge for all of us. and then we are clear favourites, of course, against andorra, but qualification is key now, qualification is the top priority. we have to be serious, we have to be determined and we have to show what we are up for in this group of five to win it. we expected to be in a four—team group because obviously we have the qualifiers against greece in march, so we knew that's what we were going to face — tough matches, difficult opponents. it doesn't matter who the pot one team is, it'll be tough. greece we'll get to know very well over the next year, and obviously belarus is a pot four team

in group c scotland face portugal or denmark, greece, and belarus.ales were drawn in group] with belgium, north macedonia, kazakhstan and liechtenstein. while england are in group k and will play serbia, albania, latvia and andorra. the either or ties are down to the nations league quarters—finals. lets get reaction from the managers... we have to take this very seriously, it is the first fixture with latvia, i think, england and latvia, so don't make a new challenge for all of us. -- is —— is so new challenge for all of us. and then we are clear favourites, of course, against andorra, but qualification is key now, qualification is a top priority. we have to be serious, we have to be determined, and we have to show what we are for in this group of five to win it. we expected to be in a 14 group, because obviously we have the qualifier against greece in march. so, we knew that was what we were going to face, tough matches, difficult opponents. it doesn't matter what one team it is, it will be tough. greece will get to know very well over the next year

in group c scotland face portugal or denmark, greece, and belarus. wales were drawn in group] with belgium, north macedonia, kazakhstan and liechtenstein, while england are in group k and will play serbia, albania, latvia and andorra. the either—or—ties are down to the nations league quartersfinals. let's get reaction from the managers. we have to take this very seriously. it's the first fixture with latvia, i think — england and latvia, so a new challenge for all of us. and then we are clear favourites, of course, against andorra, but qualification is key now, qualification is the top priority. we have to be serious, we have to be determined and we have to show what we are up for in this group of five to win it. we expected to be in a four—team group because obviously we have the qualifiers against greece in march, so we knew that's what we were going to face — tough matches, difficult opponents. it doesn't matter who the pot one team is, it'll be tough. greece we'll get to know very well over the next year, and obviously belarus is a pot four team

i'm so happy to advocate for my colleagues, who are in prison now in crimea and belarus, and i'm happy to talk about what works here and what needs to be done for safety of journalists. - how were you treated in russian custody? - the irony of the whole situation was that they kept me there because i was an american citizen and they treated me as a russian citizen. and even worse, other russian prisoners got access to phone calls and visits from their families. and i was denied that. 15 years ago, it was different. journalists were not impsoned, parents had hope for future of their children, and now it's different. and imagine it's 15 years and if we start doing now and we start education, if we start securing the security of journalists, it might change too. so hope kept me going in prison and hope will keep us going. - what you've just described is a transformation in media freedom in your home country of russia in the last 15 years. and jonathan, i'm gonna get to you on this because this is one area where you're battling on the forefront, but to give it a global perspective, maria,

if we look at scotland, they will play the loser of portugal and denmark, greece and belarus. beat england already in the nations league this year. so for them that's quite difficult. looking up course to qualify for the world cup for the first time since 1998. they did reach the play—off but they were beaten by ukraine. and belarus will be tricky because they are not allowed by uefa to have any of their home fans and have any of their home fans and have to play in a neutral venue because they have sided with russia in the war against ukraine so there is a lot that also going on. ukraine so there is a lot that also going on-_ also going on. sport and olitics also going on. sport and politics often _ also going on. sport and politics often clashing. l also going on. sport and. politics often clashing. as they do- _ politics often clashing. is they do. wales are in a five team group starting in march unlike scotland who'll start in september because they are in a four man group. belgium, north macedonia, kazakhstan and lichtenstein, a long trip to kazakhstan for craig bellamy�*s

last night, the presidents of belarus and azerbaijan were one of the first leaders to congratulate mikheilr upholding democratic principles or leading up to european values, and that is why people are protesting in georgia. they want to see their country as part of not happen because the protesters were building at any attempt by the government to like christmas decorations —— booing. like christmas decorations -- booina. , ., ., , booing. he is going to be inaugurated _ booing. he is going to be inaugurated on _ booing. he is going to be | inaugurated on december booing. he is going to be - inaugurated on december 29. what will happen between now and then in terms of those protests? i and then in terms of those protests?— and then in terms of those protests? i think very likely that the protests _ protests? i think very likely that the protests will - that the protests will continue. last night, the presidents of belarus and azerbaijan were one of the first leaders to congratulate mikheil kavelashvili and these former soviet countries are not known for upholding democratic principles or l

targets for those weapons for that will be determined by the military and political leadership of belarus. utility is typically, i think, deployment of complex as like a rush like in the territory. bellows is possible. still new to bus one, to member to the lady is the other show a good minute. first of all be possible in the 2nd half that you call. so next year was as the production the mass production, you find the others, me so my cells is ramped up in virginia. and as there's missile complexes or i feel that we can use that by the russian strategic missile services because we definitely, we tend, there are a number of technical in that, but as far as it should be settled by the specialist and experts secure. and that's determining the minimum range a lot of our putting and alexander lucas jenco just wrapped up their bilateral talks here advanced on the 25th anniversary of the union state between valley, bruce and russia. of course deepening cooperation and the number of spears was discussed in terms of integration in the economics fear, humanitarian spear cultural sphere among others

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the same invincible participants in belarus have suffered brutal, refreshing for pushing for the end of the or talk or see late. but alexander lucas shanker, they definitely correspondent, send me a postcard, spoke to the bell immersion opposition lee, the excel spread law that ticking of sky about the lessons she is drawing from a sides doubtful. as a solution is 0 show it's uh to the wall tech show, of course books and people that the dictates us on not invisible. they might be defeated. my do might be defeated, but the by different tools, you know, the constitution syrian bureaus, the difference. we have different context, but nevertheless, the same as you know berlin will fold so that union collapse the syndicate has them all to what? so, you know, and the, it's like you for is to ration to many, many years the data. sure that everything is possible. just be prepared as friends in uh your society to strengthen your people and to look for a reliable lice in the critical to help you and everything will happen. well, so it's santa warren message tool. what questions. com. that's a y

in group c scotland face portugal or denmark, greece, and belarus.akhstan and liechtenstein. while england are in group k and will play serbia, albania, latvia and andorra. the either—or—ties are down to the nations league quartersfinals. let's get reaction from the managers. we have to take this very seriously. it's the first fixture with latvia, i think — england and latvia, so a new challenge for all of us. and then we are clear favourites, of course, against andorra, but qualification is key now, qualification is the top priority. we have to be serious, we have to be determined and we have to show what we are up for in this group of five to win it. we expected to be in a four—team group because obviously we have the qualifiers against greece in march, so we knew that's what we were going to face —

were a number of different countries across europe — in turkey, germany, italy, moldova, i believe, belarusould come in there to say, i want to get to the uk, as an example. they would reach out to them to say we have people interested in travelling across to somewhere, some destination. and then shamo and khdir�*s responsibility was for the transportation from point a to point z. we know that these people smugglers had contacts in northern iraq. so i've come to erbil, in the kurdistan region of the country, to try to find out more about these kind of criminal networks. this ancient city is proudly and distinctly kurdish. but it harbours a dark reality. this region is now an important base for people smugglers. we've enlisted the help of a local man to find out more about this shady but hugely profitable industry. we've agreed to protect his identity. he has extensive experience in investigating this type of criminality. and it doesn't take him long to make contact with a man on tiktok. he advertises openly as a people smuggler based in iraqi kurdistan. he quickly tells our undercover repor

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or will they crackdown even more violently and we head into a more horrible place like belarus where point.- autocratic society. we don't know at this point. how much su ort know at this point. how much support do — know at this point. how much support do you _ know at this point. how much support do you think- know at this point. how much support do you think the i know at this point. how much support do you think the two | support do you think the two sides have? can you give us an indication of the levels of popular support for both? i think that is a really excellent question. you know, we have polling data that suggests the combine opposition parties have more support than the gerogian dream party. we have an election that was widely seen as not free or fair, so it is hard tojudge based on election results. it is notable that you have people across georgia, notjust across georgia, not just tbilisi, across georgia, notjust tbilisi, notjust youth, people across georgia protesting this regime and demanding new elections. why i have not seen a single gd supporter. maybe they are the

i think the lesson in much of the post—soviet space if you look at places like ukraine and belarus, countriesceful protest, even prolong, large peaceful process attended by 100,000 people or more is not necessarily enough to change the government's because so you will always have this radicalised subset of the protest group that will always be considering much more drastic measures in a way to pressure the government and show their dissatisfaction with this idea georgia's integration prospects into the eu are not being pursued by the government so it seems that situation is absolutely likely to continue and they will continue to try to build barricades, build encampments in tbilisi because they believe it is the only path forward. that being said you have this much larger group of average protesters who will also continue this very peaceful protest movement and of course when they see the government crackdown on them with also overwhelming violence that will motivate more georgians to continue to protest and that is also a normal pattern so basically what we will see is this movement is likel

and we head into a horrible place like belarus, where you have a very closed, autocratic society?point. syria's new islamist leader has said that it may take up to three years to draft a new constitution, and four to organise elections. ahmad al—sharaa admited that could be a year before syrians saw any real change and improvement after the overthrow of bashar al—assad. he said his armed group would be dissolved at a forthcoming national dialogue conference. the gathering will be the first big test of whether syria's new leadership can achieve the promised goal of uniting the country. azerbaijani president ilham aliyev has told state television that the passenger plane that crashed in kazakhstan, killing 38 people, was shot at from the ground in russian territory. but he said it was not intentional. the russian leader vladimir putin has spoken to mr aliyev and apologised for what he called a tragic incident in russian airspace, but he didn't admit responsibility. president aliyev mentioned the apology he received but said russia has covered up what happened. for analysis of presid

after every leading opposition candidate had either been jailed in belarus or fled the country, mariaapprehended in 2020 by federals driving an un -- officials driving an unmarked vehicle and taken to the belarus border where they attempted to forcibly deport her to ukraine. shortly after that, she wouldn't allow herself to be forcibly deported. think about that. she had to risk coming back when she was in the custody of unknown people who had no good intention for her. they put her on trial and she was tried and sentenced to 11 years in a penal colony for the crime of calling for free and fair elections. her situation is obviously concerning for many reasons, not the least of which between february of 2023 and november of 2024, a year and nine months, she was not allowed any visits by her family. just think about that. your son or your daughter is cut off from you and you have no idea how they're doing, whether they're alive, are they suffering? only after nearly 600 days was maria's father finally permitted to visit her last month. i'm speaking about this with some passion because i

in group c, scotland face portugal or denmark, greece, and belarus.lay serbia, albania, latvia and andorra. the either—or ties are down to the nations league quarters—finals. well, joining us now is the football writer and broadcaster henry winter — henry, let's start with england who'll have thomas tuchel at the helm by then — it looks a pretty straight forward qualification from that group, doesn't it? hi, it looks fairly straightforward. you cannot always say that with england. they have been to places like albania before, i remember in 2001, i think it was sven—goran eriksson's first away game and norman wisdom who is a legend in andorra in the day, he invaded the pitch and join in training. it is always a tale of the unexpected with england. but in terms of the average fifa ranking of the four opponents england have come across is 101 and england have come across is 101 and england are fourth in the world. so as you say, with the quality of players england have got, bellingham who scored against serbia in the euros, that powerful early header, en

and right now, all will release military personnel are located in belarus, where have the chance to call their families. now, once everything is in order, these service men will be transported back to russia for medical treatments. and of course, rehabilitation of the facilities of the russian ministry of defense. i'll put you on a most kind of color russian human rights all before it was sol there and thank them guys, i thank you for your service patients encourage for and during everything we are glad that our ministry of defense has worked hard for you. and for russia, our president was very concerned about you, and you are almost home now wishing you all the very best russia is with you. in the meantime of letting mirror zelinski i shared on his social media, that's 189 ukrainians made and home figure that the russian side does not confirmed, insisting that the exchange was 6150 for 150. now the last major swamp between the 2 countries occurred on october the 18th under uh, 95495 agreement. and that so, i mean, it was also facilitated by the united arab enter it style. the largest ex

will be hoping for more of this when they face either portugal or denmark, a resurgent greece and belarusorld cup in history. a group stage exit there means unfinished business, but under new management they're in good form. they'll have to put the miles in, though. it's an eight—hour plus flight to kazakhstan. northern ireland. and michael 0'neill�*s men have been handed a mouth—watering, albeit tricky, tie against four—time winners germany or italy. and he's now slipped. not since 1986 has the green and white army descended on a world cup, but their manager is optimistic of at least making the play—offs. when you get drawn with germany or italy, it's always a difficult one to, you know, imagine that you can top the group. but obviously, look, we look at slovakia and luxembourg and we would believe that we could challenge to finish second in the group. no second place for saudi arabia this week. fifa handed them 2034 world cup hosting duties as the sole bidders. despite concerns around human rights records, the home nations all backed the kingdom's bid. it wasn't a difficult decision. i

will be hoping for more of this when they face either portugal or denmark, a resurgent greece, and belarusond world cup in history. a group stage exit there means unfinished business, but under new management they're in good form. they'll have to put the miles in, though. it's an eight—hour plus flight to kazakhstan... northern ireland. ..and michael 0'neill�*s men have been handed a mouth—watering, albeit tricky, tie against four—time winners germany or italy. and he's now slipped. not since 1986 has the green and white army descended on a world cup, but their manager is optimistic of at least making the play—offs. when you get drawn with germany or italy, it's always a difficult one to, you know, imagine that you can top the group. but obviously, look, we look at slovakia and luxembourg and we would believe that we could challenge to finish second in the group. no second place for saudi arabia this week. fifa handed them 203a world cup hosting duties as the sole bidders. despite concerns around human rights records, the home nations all backed the kingdom's bid. it wasn't a difficult dec

and we head into a horrible place like belarus, where you have a very closed, autocratic society?laura's certain in washington, former head of the national democratic institute in georgia —— laura thornton. azerbaijani president ilham aliyev has told state television that the passenger plane that crashed in kazakhstan, killing 38 people, was shot at from the ground in russian territory. but he said it was not intentional. the russian leader vladimir putin has spoken to mr aliyev and apologised for what he called a "tragic incident" in russian airspace, but he didn't admit responsibility. president aliyev mentioned the apology he received but said russia has covered up what happened. for analysis of president aliyev�*s comment, i spoke to the editor of bbc azerbaijani service, konul khalilova. very strong words from president aliyev and very interesting language he chose to use, yeah. he said it was clear that the russian side wanted to cover up the issue. he said azerbaijan heard only absurd versions from russia for the first three days of the crash. he was referring to the versio

some other stories making headlines. russia and beller roost have signed a security pack that brings belarus under moscow's nuclear umbrella in return for allowing russian to deploy tactical nuclear weapons. there. use russian president vladimir putin and beller. lucian leader, alexandra alexander lucas. franco signed the treaty at a meeting in minsk. mishenko also asked me to deploy intermediate range ballistic missiles and dollars to belittle public health officials and the democratic republic of congo. say the country is on high alert over a mysterious like disease that has killed dozens of people over the past weeks. condos, health minister says it's still too early to know how the diseases friday police in india have used to your guys to break up a protest by farmers attempting to march on the capital daily. they've been pressuring and these government to guarantee minimum prices for their crops, or provide more state support. and romania is top. court has know the results of november's presidential election after accusations of russian meddling. the 2nd round was supposed to be held on

inspections that lie at the heart of the start treaty, and announce the movement of nuclear weapons into belarus, launch a conventionally armed intermediate range ballistic missile to spread fear across europe and ukraine. and we've seen russia develop a nuclear weapon intended to be put into orbit, risking the peaceful use of space by the entire world. these threats have begun to erode the postwar arms control treaty we all take seriously. but make no mistake, russia's nuclear threats come from a place of weakness and not from strength and that matters. here's why, russia's conventional forces have proven to be far less effective during this war in ukraine than anyone expected, anyone inside or outside the government. russia's conventional forces, as you've seen, and the result of that is that president putin tried to compensate by saber rattling, by relying on nuclear threats and by recklessly using nuclear stability as another ship in this war. as a reaction, we've acted responsibly and coordinated with allies and refused to respond in kind. and we've made it clear again and again to russia a

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president putin has pledged to deploy his new intermediate—range hypersonic missile to neighbouring belarus

we are sort of a bit on decline, and if you do this map and put belarus, north korea, russia, venezuelaia, pakistan, turkey, flawed democracies, hungary, poland, you know, garia, india, italy. the united states used to be seen as a strong democracy. i will tell you what i fear. i fear another pandemic. if the bird flu gets out of control, and now in charge of it are people who are not honest, who are not willing to be honest and who don't want the blame, and then what will they do with the idea of another influenza with rfk jr. and donald trump and conspiracy theories in charge. >> and they don't believe in vaccinations. >> yes. >> if you want to have operation warp speed two, which is one of the few good things donald trump did which he won't talk about anybody, bert f. kennedy has said there's no such thing as a safe vaccine and people have called it skepticism. it is being a anti-vaxxer. will he say, i'm not rushing this through. it could be harm for millions of americans. >> for that point i think about the pandemic. part of the reason i could get some sleep in the first trump admin

people were saying belarus, doha. what more are we learning about how he got there and why he is there? >> reporter: look, russia has supported assad and his regime throughout the war. it isn't a surprise that assad and his family fled there. we are hearing from assad's prime minister who said while he wasn't aware where assad went, he said he is prepared to transfer power. as far as this offensive is concerned, it took everybody by surprise. it was this lightning fast offensive which kicked off less than two weeks ago when the rebels captured aleppo. it accelerated over the last 48 hours. last night, rebels took over the largest province, seizing control of the syrian/lebanese border and cutting off the road between damascus and the syrian coast which significantly weakened the assad regime. hours later, these rebels said they are in control of damascus and the country. the group says they freed prisoners from assad's prisons, which by the way, amnesty international called them human slaughterhouses. right now, we ar

with russia and all vladimir putin did was decide he was going to stash tactical nuclear weapons in belarusl of that in context now where again, to your point, vladimir putin is now the leading importer of crude oil into china. they have passed saudi arabia. they don't need the money. the red line has already been crossed and you have joe biden who at the same podium in helsinki says the decision has been made to add ukraine to the u.n. cheryl: that's the big thing, rebekah. this is in the works and -- you also have a change in administration and incoming president and a congress that we think wants to be more fiscally responsible and there are many questions about the aid we're sending to ukraine which pressures zelenskyy i would think go to the table but you tell me. >> yes, zelenskyy has tremendous pressure but we should not be really waiting for zelenskyy to make a decision because it's our money, right. it's taxpayers money. 200 billion for what? whoever came up with that idea to engage in that type of war with russia is basically a wishful thinker, right? because you have a country li