and characters and welcome to the show and the bellary stand capital meant mass protests have started again amid significant security presence on the streets. i think this comes after saturday's protest where groups of masked men in uniforms violently confronted a march of thousands of women many were carrying portraits of opposition leader maria who was jailed this week after police tried to force her out of the country lot. months and just few did presidential election has put president alexander lukashenko draw a lot of pressure. on the correspondent nick connelly is reporting for us from minsk make a protesters a keeping up with the pressure what does that look like today. well that is the $1000000.00 question how many people will do the test and get out today there's obviously pressure on them to bring out more every week and it looks like the signs are good given the disappearance and attempted expulsion make a list of the last week you'll remember she was abducted in broad daylight not home here in central maine then turned up at the ukrainian border where the authorities want

each other and come to a joint decision on how to move forward despite this we did hear from the bellary. russian leader that he does want to bring this issue to an international level but only if it comes to moving on to some of the integration blocks which bell routes as part of for example the eurasian customs union or the so-called agreement on collective security these are some of the blogs that are made part of post soviet republics with the movement we will talk about what's happening in belarus and meetings of the aeration economic community and collective security treaty organization and there are also things that's what about within the commonwealth of independent states now despite mr lucas sankoh being able to avoid the worst case scenario for him a complete nationwide strike and a full scale revolution protesters keep gathering in various cities across bellary every week and sunday saw massive marches all across the country and which hundreds of people were detained. here but. if you take a step back how are the overall relations between valorous and russia well we do have t

in brussels to ask for help she urged the european union foreign ministers to be brave and we can bellary see him president alexander lukashenko by disrupting his funding. i ask you more to finance their dictator dictator regime and programs from state to non-state actors i also ask to consider to reconsider partnerships with state again his ations course talk a sham. finally and most importantly i call on you to work together with us toward a free fair and transparent election. these were the scenes after the disputed elections in bella roots in august which the e.u. agrees were not free or fair a unanimous vote by e.u. member states would have slapped travel bans and frozen the assets of 40 better reason officials accused of electoral fraud and violence against demonstrators. but instead the island of cyprus blocked the plan its government wants to tie sanctions against bellerose to an unrelated dispute that it has with neighboring turkey that's over rights to explore the eastern mediterranean for natural gas deposits it's a move that drew criticism from of the e.u. members. it is becom

actual fact they are nothing other than attempts to bring chaos and anarchy to our country to make bellary slews many years of development. the european union is still threatening sanctions including asset freezes and travel bans to punish those responsible for electoral fraud and the violent crackdown on protesters but the $27.00 nation bloc has not followed through yet. leaving the protesters at the must see of increasingly repressive valerie's you know authorities. for more on this ongoing situation i'm joined by our correspondent nick connelly in minsk nick wake up to wake we say these protests they show no sign of letting up despite * increasing crackdown attempts by. one of the consequences for the many people who are being pulled off the straits by the military and police. well on average though that the kind of ever since we're seeing here 10 to 15 days in jail but some are let out the same day but i think it's why didn't they see people being stopped falling as they're losing their jobs they're being told by their employers state employees as well as also private sector employees

actual fact they are nothing other than attempts to bring chaos and anarchy to our country to make bellary slews many years of development. the european union is still threatening sanctions including asset freezes and travel bans to punish those responsible for electoral fraud and the violent crackdown on protesters but the $27.00 nation bloc has not followed through yet. leaving the protesters at the mercy of increasingly repressive beller is you know thorough to use. let's turn now to some of the other stories making news around the world swiss voters are deciding whether to limit freedom of movement we have the european union in a referendum this weekend the initiative is backed by the right wing's with people's party which has led the charge to limit migration currently swiss nationals can live and work anywhere in the u. and e.u. nationals can do the same at switzerland. crowds have been flocking to bars in florida after the state's governor run the santas lifted coronavirus restrictions on restaurants and businesses they can now operate at full capacity the government the governor al

with cynicism have been made by a number of our western colleagues about their alleged concern for bellary xeon sovereignty and well being in actual fact they are nothing other than attempts to bring chaos and anarchy to our country to make better use lose many years of development. the european union is still threatening sanctions including asset freezes and travel bans to punish those responsible for electoral fraud and the violent crackdown on protesters. but the 27 nation bloc has not followed through yet. leaving the protesters at the mercy of increasingly repressive bellerose you know thora to use. armenia has declared martial law and a total military mobilization after clashes with azerbaijan over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh both sides reported civilian casualties and accuse the other of starting hostilities nagorno-karabakh is an ethnically armenian on clay within as a bizarre that has been out of as a visions control since the end of a war in 1904 both sides maintain a heavy military presence along a de militarized zone separating the region from the rest of as a visio

illegal to step down on these protests and they said today look at genco has refused to meet with the bellary to an opposition as his forces a step up these arrests against those who remain in the country how it does of the opposition a plan to proceed from here. but also the question of the opposition right now but by the out of the country or behind bars this is a wide open to a make. picking a good report on the one that hurt your. reputation the people here on the ground there will be the country to pay. for a quarter for your well one man because i think the now it looks like going to look i think it's going to be more heavily on russia take more russian support so it will russia at some point although many practical happen it didn't clear yet there's been no. we're going to cling to and we think they're making. people much free but the truth will be heard of. standoff continues but one in which this is showing no sign of being good or intimidating but for right apologies to our viewers there for some of the screaming in the background but an economy reporting for us from thank you very

with cynicism have been made by a number of our western colleagues about their alleged concern for bellary z. and sovereignty and well being in actual fact they are nothing other than attempts to bring chaos and anarchy to our country to make better routes lose many years of development of. the european union is still threatening sanctions including asset freezes and travel bans to punish those responsible for electoral fraud and the violent crackdown on protesters. but the 27 nation block has not followed through yet. leaving the protesters at the mercy of increasingly repressive deloris you know thora to use. in the honestly go on saturday out faced off against dortmund tames were flying high after positive decisive wins on the campaign's 1st weekend but dortmund have been title contenders contenders for years now and i considered a lake powerhouse had a lot to prove. your heritage was i have to prove to visiting dortmund his team's opening day victory against 2 number lin was no fluke and despite a few early scares for the home side it was the black and yellows defense that was under pr

dozens of university students have been detained by police after demonstrating in bellary yes hundreds of students had gathered calling on president alexander lukashenko to step down and plan to march on the education ministry human rights observer said some of them will be sent by police ortiz accused heavy handed tactics joining several weeks of demonstrations following last month's disputed election but have largely avoided violence. and those are the latest headlines more news from a in about 25 minutes stay with us al-jazeera world is next by. you know early 2019 the head of a u.k. based palestinian lobby group made an announcement outside the rule courts of justice in london i speak on my behalf and the state of mind of the best anything said that p.r.c. . my bank account and that lawyers representing moggi delsea had reached an out of court settlement with the company he been battling for several years and the 15 that you always think of our banking facility i was here had claimed that the palestinian return center had been wrongly listed on a database and that this had caused t

in brussels to ask for help she urged the european union foreign ministers to be brave and we can bellary see him president alexander lukashenko by disrupting his funding. i ask you more to finance their dictator dictator regime and programs from state to non-state actors i also ask to consider to reconsider partnerships with state again is a sions course talk a sham. finally and most importantly i call on you to work together with us toward free fair and transparent elections. these were the scenes after the disputed elections in bella ruth in august which the e.u. agrees were not free or fair a unanimous vote by e.u. member states would have slapped travel bans and frozen the assets of 40 better reason officials accused of electoral fraud and violence against demonstrators. 3rd instead the island of cyprus blocked the plan. it's government wants to tie sanctions against spell aris to an unrelated dispute that it has with neighboring turkey that saver rights to explore the eastern mediterranean for natural gas deposits it's a move that drew criticism from of a e.u. members. it is this be

senior figure on the bellary slope edition is arrested on the border with ukraine but amid differing versions of events president lukashenko says his understanding of what happened in an interview with russian journalists. the british government's handling of the pandemic has forced many state health service doctors are considered quitting according to a new poll and. don't call the whole thing you know if ya know.

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allowed again i post election unrest in bellary shows no sign of easing saturday once again so protesters taking to the streets over disputed elections back in august and again called on alexander lukashenko to resign it does come as the president surprised the world with his inauguration ceremony on wednesday a month earlier than expected to have been rallies in support of him to those events also sparked condemnation from opposition supporters heavy police presence used water cannons to disperse the crowds by saturday's and wednesday's anti-government demonstrations ended in hundreds of arrests meanwhile some of the opposition's tactics have been called into question including an ongoing campaign to publish the personal data of thousands of police officers our senior correspondent recounts the f had more on that story in the week as with any d add on to my zation operation the goal is sheer terror even and the better russian opposition makes no secret of what it is doing join us they say or we will ruin your life. the main goals of this channel are to track down every criminal that has

president gets on a small saida have agreed to push the european union to decide on sanctions against bellary so for alleged election fraud and human rights abuses that's it for me or next. now this got my life. a rocky rule because things were not too easy for me. by mt. see myself forging ahead. when you walk came i was a teenager and they were us like you aren't even from grace from way up and dropping to the floor who were immediate debts we were told. some of my france where weight we ran from model. people were killed if. i had to go into exile to live as a refugee. but swallow the bitter pill so it came out. she but in the organizations because that one those who can tell a bit about. the we chose this instead of video these desperate really the simple but they're not just there will not work that i you know he is old but i mean i was really. doing. 20 of them who just want to talk about a lot of them either mr quest i don't mean that in my fair lady abbess. for i said if it is money misty has your own time i'm going to invest in the post office young guy early among the rest of the er

shock people with any of these techniques that's right now to this point has refused to meet with the bellary seen opposition as his forces step up arrests against that was running the country how does 6 the opposition proceed from here on out. well that is that is unclear including your position most of them as you mentioned by the behind bars all forced out of the country to a whole host of new leaders now taking up those spots of a case by people who have been basically taken out by this regime but he these protesters really need to lead a lot of this is about horizontal organization people organizing with their neighbors students organizing with all the students people meeting all social media so even if the government here works take out 1020 or even hundreds of these more active and more obvious because that is no guarantee that these protests will end but now the standoff continues to think are refusing any kind of dialogue and to growing these people out of treatment as western agents but it doesn't seem like people are put off by that these are the same slogans they've heard from him

the west is getting ever more deeply involved in the political crisis that's gripping bellary says the french president makes the country's exiled opposition leader and agrees to mediate a negotiation. those 2020 hopefuls donald trump and joe biden will be clashing in their 1st presidential debate ahead of november's election the voters appear to our trouble telling their policies apart. good morning and thanks for joining us here on our. decades old territorial dispute has seen its most serious flare up since a truce was established back in 1904 violence erupted between the nations of armenia and azerbaijan on sunday morning with both the nagorno-karabakh region. reports are coming in now from the disputed area about air strikes being carried out that correspond to get standoff that is currently in the capital of. tells us that air raid sirens can be heard across the city locals have also been advised to take cover in basements earlier eager filed this report. this is the city of step on the capital of the disputed nagorno-karabakh autonomy and well we are filming in infrared here bec

nationwide strike and a full scale revolution protesters keep gathering in various cities across bellary every week and sunday saw massive marches all across the country and which hundreds of people were detained. for. if we take a step back how are the overall relations between valorous and russia well we do have to put all of this and context and used to go without saying that minsk is a top ally for moscow we remember that after the fall of the soviet union a number of agreements were signed between moscow and meant to form a so-called union state to somehow fall in the footsteps of the european union in terms of how the countries cooperate and get along there and moscow for all these years has been supporting deeper integration deeper ties however. when it comes to president alexander lukashenko judging by his rhetoric before the election in august especially we were able to understand that he's unhappy with how it was going in many ways and at some point he even called some russian official traitors but it seems now that he's seeking the russian government's support everything is go

in brussels to ask for help she urged the european union foreign ministers to be brave and we can bellary see him president alexander lukashenko by disrupting his funding. i ask you more to finance their dictator dictator regime and programs from state to non-state actors i also ask to consider to reconsider partnerships with state again is ations course talk a sham. finally and most importantly i call on you to work together with us toward a free fair and transparent election. these were the scenes after the disputed elections in belarus in august which the e.u. agrees were not free or fair a unanimous vote by e.u. member states would have slapped travel bans and frozen the assets of 40 better reason officials accused of electoral fraud and violence against demonstrators. 3rd but instead the island of cyprus blocked the plan. its government wants to tie sanctions against spell aris to an unrelated dispute that it has with neighboring turkey that's overwrites to explore the eastern mediterranean for natural gas deposits it's a move that drew criticism from all the e.u. members. it is this

now that is getting even more involved in the internal affairs of bellary the french president and macron has met with ink ben a russian opposition leader sent on a taken off sky and promised to help i think. reports now from paris. well it's understood during that meeting which took place in the lithuanian capital that affect land they're taken off sky asked for support for fresh presidential elections in belarus and she asked for united european support for change in the country now following the meeting she said that france's president had agreed to help. with. the of the more. you know fruitful for this political crisis in our country will do everything just to release all the blood from the region well this of course follows a disputed presidential elections in belarus which have seen widespread protests in the weeks following that some say that she was the spark behind some of those protests there will be a question if perhaps president macron is the right person to mediate in this situation given that he has made his views about belarusian president alexander. very well known and o

also with the bellary still gripped in a political crisis the french president makes the country's self exiled opposition leader and agrees to mediate in negotiations. a warm welcome this is r.t. international with meeting. of the un security council has called for an immediate end to clashes currently gripping the borders of asia and europe the nations of armenia and azerbaijan. into a day of conflict the most the worst flare up of a longstanding territorial dispute since the signing of a truce in 1904 violence erupted on sunday with both still laying claim to the goal no karabakh region now these are exclusive pictures filled by an r.t. crew in the karabakh you can see parts of a drone that was shot down by our media an armed forces during the fighting our crew is so far the only media granted access to the area by the army of thora t s r t the dawn of science is a report from a site filmed with a night vision camera. right now we're between the positions of the armenian army which is over there and the as they are by joining forces which are stationed right over this hill and here is

counterpart vladimir putin the presidents discuss the future of minsk moscow toys hooted stressed the bellary should handle the crisis through dialogue with its citizens without any external pressure moscow also announced a $1500000000.00 loan from its. a small group of wealthy nations has already secured over half of the envisioned future supply of covert 19 vaccines according to a report by the oxfam charity it means only 13 percent of the world's population will initially have access to this sort of drug marks lorson is how the vox firms inequality policy division he told us this is a consequence of pharmaceutical companies seeking to maximize profits. it's extremely dangerous for the world because a rich nation monopolizing the supply of a potential banksy but more importantly they're doing deals with big promise huge corporations which are defending their intellectual property and their profits meaning that the supplying all vaccine is being artificially limited. so bracing to hear they're not saying they won't be enough vaccines to go around to meet global demand the 5 leading vaccine c

the case to be a collection of what they know little about the soul the bellary. i'm blows rained on me from all of them they started to beat me right here. the coat of arms has become a potent symbol of the uprising that has seen thousands summarily our breast and. hundreds kicked punched and tortured. me and you mean even threats of rape. only at the go the policeman turned my head so i could see them and he began theatrically putting a condom on a baton. and while doing it he told me that i have about 5 seconds to see my password from my phone but it. won't go that far but i wouldn't want to live for the human rights groups say there are at least 500 active complaints of police torture among them not a computer program of law to me a rich. the epochal of the company i asked to call my lawyer and another policeman suddenly kicked me in the belly with the sunni i was standing in has been position so i felt in my belly very well but then i got another 5 cakes and you know it which you could afford. to justice for the victims is unlikely throughout these protests b

protests the ongoing in bellary used against leader alexander lukashenko thousands of women marched there in a peaceful demonstration university students to were out in the country's capital to demonstrate against the detention of appear all that took place during previous protests which have been rocking the country for almost a month state officials say about 30 people were detained during the unauthorised rallies on saturday with the majority of the now released. and in southern europe growing a virus restrictions have seen large protests take place in the collation capital the rally you can see was called the freedom 1st of all hundreds attended without wearing masks in demonstrations against the country reintroducing some restrictions to find its covert 19 i thought of a sharp rise in cases. where those are the headlines for you this hour plenty more stories to be found on our website we're back into a 30 minutes with the latest. there's a world cup all of them were fleecing of the police the most. of the. time to put it down as the guy. was only as a name for a list of. the most. pl

tens of thousands of bellary scenes have gathered in minsk for a 7th week to call for alexander lukashenko to step down sunday marked the 50th day of protests since the disputed presidential election in august a look at those opponents and much of the international community say was raked look sankoh denies electoral fraud and was inaugurated on wednesday in unannounced ceremony. still no end to the stalemate but these massive protests just won't stop either the demonstrators are determined to oust alexander lukashenko who last week swore himself in for a 6th term in office on sunday they mocked the man they believe is clinging to the throne. was feel like. years and that's why he made a secret race if he did not ride it again. opposition leaders have planted to kind of scalia dubbed sunday's protest the people's inauguration protestors came bearing her portrait they believe she not look as shank 0 1 august disputed presidential election. ok and today we're celebrating. i don't know always will be sick when you live but you know the ration of our presidents step on a time most here built 5

counterpart vladimir putin the presidents discuss the future of minsk moscow toys putin stressed the bellary should handle the crisis through dialogue with its citizens and without any external pressure moscow also announced $1500000000.00 in loans from minsk. ok something happening right now the u.s. is unilaterally reimpose sanctions on iran relating to its nuclear enrichment activities washington's allies have been quick to react on the legality of the move secretary of state my palm post says a range of penalties are being considered for those who violate the restrictions. we need cheated the snapback process to restore virtually all previously terminated un sanctions if you when member states failed to fulfill their obligations to implementing these sanctions the united states is prepared to use or domestic authorities to impose consequences for those failures and ensure that iran does not read the benefits of un prohibited to vittie there would appear to be uncertainty whether or not the process was indeed initiated and concomitantly whether or not the sanctions terminations continue i

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they were a pain parliament has been chewing over the situation in bellary so they you will also welcomes the belorussian opposition coordination council and demanded a fresh election take place but most goes as brussels or no position to call the shots of stating mediation is the only option our senior correspondent my guess you have picks up the story. what they recommend is that the european union the heads of states the european council seriously consider sanctions against the russian president alexander lukashenko sanctions against those who supported him those who continue to support him even sanctions against russian officials and citizens who they believe supported president they've also determined that the election was unfair they don't recognize his legitimacy and once his term is up they will no longer recognize him as the legitimate president of better of saying that the elections that took place in august in belarus happened in flagrant violation of the laws electoral laws and international norms moreover they have decided to recognize the opposite opposition coordination cou

a high profile bellary opposition leader is grabbed off the street and many after more mass protests and arrests. a harrowing journey at sea ends for nearly 300 rohingya refugees 6.

russia's president has pledged 1500000000 dollars to bellary staring a meeting with the country's embattled leader alexander lukashenko has been facing weeks of mass demonstrations following a disputed presidential vote those are your headlines the news continues hey on are just there after inside stories stay with us. russian opposition leader i like saying that while they may be sidelined by suspected poisoning but his allies have made red gains in elections they were local polls one easily by the ruling party all signs of discontent giving you a reason to worry this story. hello welcome to the show i'm sammy's day than now it was an election the ruling party saw as a test of its standing with the people and it appears at least some russians have hinted at an answer while the pro kremlin russia united party is on track for a sweeping overall victory in the local polls allies of alexina valmy also celebrating their gains in siberia may be symbolic but significant after the opposition leaders suspected poisoning did their voting strategy pay off or is the tide turning against those who have

champion rafa nadal is in surround see the 12 time french open winner as little trouble a beating for bellarysince straight sets that i was playing in just his 2nd solo months in the last 6 months after he decided not to travel to new york for the recent u.s. open. the things that they can improve yes but he's a positive force that the more i have another day to practice and after tomorrow again on court so happy for that even if the conditions of course and is not about is a real thing the conditions are not the ideal ones i will fight for my for my goals every single moment. and i know medvedev sarah will record of events has continued russian from the sea lost in the 1st round matson the chit show of hungary medvedev has never won a match this tournament. and elite runners are getting ready to take part in a very different london marathon jutes coronavirus they won't be joined this year by tens of thousands of slightly slower competitors on sunday kenya's world record holder. just arrived in the city will be taking on ethiopia's kind of nice a bit caylee in the men's elite rice will be a r

anything to stop this human rights abuses or that i think i mean again but the whole discussion of bellary says demonstrated that there is an effect to the fact that because franco had to hold elections gave an element of hope to the opposition the fact that he continued to reap them undermined his legitimacy and now we see it very clearly that the majority of people in belarus do not want him as a leader so the openings that were fostered by the international community in that country have allowed the domestic grossest it's a place much more quickly than it might international community absolutely has nothing to do that we have to give the credit to the belorussian people and speaking out which for now it looks interim ancient parallel with russian hout but i think it's pretty clear to everybody that there is a signal level of texas city about. that. he hasn't been able to insure his cell agendum is he asking wanted for these elections speaking not in moral terms and but in political terms. do you think what do you thing it everything like this can do you know by far it. can it return to

european union foreign ministers have been confronted with images of what is said to be the crimes of bellary says government opposition leader. made another play for sanctions against president lukashenko who's accused of rigging elections and then violently suppressing the protests that in barber reports. in the prisons they were tortured. harris and trade bellerose his opposition leader paying tribute to pro-democracy protesters in her country which she fled after last month's presidential election widely seen as rigged in favor of alexander lukashenko so atlanta taken off sky i was speaking at the european parliament in brussels once again calling for sanctions on senior officials so i proceed to rise to the basic things to look at nice mr illegitimate to release political prisoners to introduce individual sanctions against all individuals involved in their election possibly cations and political credit down earlier she held talks with several e.u. foreign ministers ahead of their meeting telling them applying sanctions quickly could force the belorussian government to enter a dialogue wi

the european union has condemned bellary says government for what it calls were oppression of the people following the disappearance of 3 opposition activists maria call a sneak over who spoken at many major rallies is missing after being taken away in a van by an identified people she's been a campaign manager for opposition politicians and a vocal supporter. who is now in exile in the way they are this is completely unacceptable to you it was very very clear in our statements that we can see that the actions of the authorities in belarus unacceptable we are deeply concerned about the continued repression and intimidation of the population by unexplained our wrists very often arbitrarily our wrists our wrists of our wrists which are motivated politically this is unacceptable we call on all people who have been detained based on political reasons and arbitrarily to be detailed to be released immediately let's remember and it's right is monitoring developments from neighboring the 20 or so what do we know about this particular case bernard. well maria kolesnikov it was one of the last rem

see it now but so i took it seriously at 1st when they started all kinds of military exercises ned bellary says border and the border of the union state we will need this term for the future of course as i've already said i had to mobilize half of the belorussian army to counter the threat to still keep the borders reinforced yes along the entire perimeter except for russia with which there is virtually no border atoll just the formal boundary line apart from that shore the borders remain strengthened and we've stepped up control even further on the border with ukraine judging by the events of the last night we were right to do say mr president a question about the opposition specifically the coordination council of the opposition who are these people to you personally and what do you think they represent for bellaver russian society today. to tell you honestly and i'll be completely honest with all the my own says so you don't think of me like i'm. we never have. when it comes to the coordination council when i tell them who are these people i swear i still have no idea i don't know them

russia's president has pledged 1500000000 dollars to bellary staring a meeting with the country's embattledleader alexander lukashenko has been facing weeks of mass demonstrations following a disputed presidential vote. that is all your headlines the news continues hey on al-jazeera to inside story stay with us. russian opposition leader i like saying that they may be sidelined while suspected poisoning but his allies have made reggae in an election they were local polls won easily by the ruling policy all signs of discontent giving you a reason to worry this is inside story. hello welcome to the show i'm sam. now it was an election the ruling party so as a test of its standing with the people and it appears at least.

see it now but so i took it seriously at 1st when they started all kinds of military exercises now bellary says border and the border of the union state we will need this term for the future of course as i've already said i had to mobilize half of the belorussian army to counter the threat to still keep the borders reinforced yes along the entire perimeter except for russia with which there is virtually no border atoll just the formal boundary line apart from that shore the borders remain strengthened and we've stepped up control even further on the border with ukraine judging by the events of the last night we were right to do so mr president a question about the opposition specifically the coordination council of the opposition who are these people to you personally and what do you think they represent for belorussian society today. to tell you honestly and i'll be completely honest with all the my own says so you don't think of me like i'm. we never have. when it comes to the coordination council when i tell them who are these people i swear i still have no idea i don't know them and ne

well the bellary opposition candidates vets take an office skya says president alexander lukashenko no longer has the magenta mysie to engage in diplomatic affairs she told members of the council of europe that any treaties signed with look a sanka wouldn't be upheld by future governments might concentrate my nation my people now need help these need international pressure on this regime on this one indeed he did all this perfectly clean on to. being the sun. exists your criminal that violates international norms and sure lives rights and another prominent dello russo protest leader who disappeared from n.c. is now being held at the border with ukraine state media says border guards remain with maria cardona school from a car early on tuesday a ukrainian government minister said she resisted attempts to force her out of bell room on monday called an escort it was seen being snatched off a street in men by a last man a freelance journalist andre vice a vicious and men with more on maria disappearance. we know mostly from either state media will from other sources because her lawyer stil

organizing mass protests against president alexander lukashenko she hasn't posted she will not leave bellary said voluntarily talking to russian media present you're saying he claimed kolesnik over was fleeing to ukraine. his dislike of the border has been under increased security measures so we added an extra station naturally they were stopped there they restart she was either thrown out from the car in motion or slimy was i mean they threw her yes there were 3 of them who else could throw her or border services officers of course detained her they followed the rules and centered to the border services unit the others went across the border by the ukrainian post out of there in the team baba has more. this is believed to be a car arriving at the ukrainian border carrying 3 belorussian opposition activists or members of the recently created coalition council they'd all been bundled into a vehicle in the belorussian capital means clear day before now 2 are in ukraine but some reports say the 3rd maria kolesnik over ripped up her passport when he. maria kolesnik her the committed a brave acti

international level that for us is a key factor in accelerating the implementation of a 2030 agenda bellary as a middle income country is certain that in order to successfully achieve the s.t.g. . for this for this category of countries we need a separate sustainable development strategy much like there are similar documents for other groups of developing countries in conclusion i would like to mention one simple but important of worldly wisdom that every cloud has a silver lining we are bearing witness to life changing events indeed 2020 has been an unusual year for the whole year forcing humanity to rethink our lives its life in our view a new page in history is being written but the world will not be the same as it was before in learning our lessons we must not carry the mistakes of our past into our future we must build a new world that is people friendly free from wars and conflicts want a sustainable predictable and happy a world that is armed with the benefits of technological progress and uses it for development not the destruction of these days we hear no little criticism of the un