i don't understand why mister brewton opted for a military invasion, which is going to be a huge cost for his country for a very long time to come. i really want to ask you about the matter of principle because, and this is a very hot issue here, and you wrote recently that washington's commitment to keeping native doors open to ukraine speaking about not being under the consideration was a quote, a laudable and principle stand against an autocratic russia, and as far as i can see that i have an extended family in ukraine, some of them i bomb shelters. and these people believe that ukraine was very cynically used by america and abandoned by america in the time of need. it now has to deal one on its own with a much stronger army. can you explain me? what is so laudable? what is the principal about that? what's laudable in principle about it is number one that the united states has in its dna. the idea that people should be free and it is seen later when large meant as a tool for standing by that principle, i think that's one of the reasons that mister biden, the secretary general of na

longer wanted to be part of a russian sphere of influence that appeared to be intolerable to mr. brewton. he said, as much in his speeches, he said, ukraine is part of russia. ukraine doesn't deserve to exist as an independent state of us like of china. you are not accurate. he never said about ukraine nor deserving to exist as a sovereign state. although he did say that there are many cultural historical, our ethnic links between our peoples. and he doesn't believe that the russian and ukrainian people historically a part of one collective. now having said that, i do think that he was afraid of losing your grain, but on the different ground. because starting in 201314 ukraine was increasingly militarized by various natal members without even assuming major treaty obligations. don't you think that in and of itself presented a major strategic vulnerability for russia. nato using ukraine, prosecuting essentially ukrainian territory for its own means without even taking the obligations to protect it. when i push comes to shove, the world number one, he did say that ukraine is part of russia

longer wanted to be part of a russian sphere of influence that appeared to be intolerable to mr. brewton. he said, as much in his speeches, he said, ukraine is part of russia. ukraine doesn't deserve to exist as an independent state for the sake of china. you are not accurate. he never said about ukraine not deserving to exist as a sovereign state. although he did say that there are many cultural historical on ethnic links between our peoples. and he doesn't believe that the russian and ukrainian people historically a part of one collective. now having said that, i do think that he was afraid of losing ukraine, but on the different ground. because starting in 201314 ukraine was increasingly militarized by various nato members, without even assuming nature treaty obligations. don't you think that in and of itself presented a major strategic vulnerability for russia. nato using ukraine, prosecuting essentially ukrainian territory for its own means without even taking the obligations to protect it. when i comes to shop the world, number one, he did say that ukraine is part of russia, and he

this is a problem that should have been resolved at the negotiating table. brewton owns this war. well, professor captain, i agree with you 100 percent and owns this war in those just future, but also russia. we will barry this. we will carry rather this send for years, decades and perhaps even generations to come. this is a huge tragedy for all of us. we all have relatives in ukraine and they cause actually every single day we are, you know, very much connected to that conflict. no illusions about that, but at the end of the day, put in is the president of russia, and he has obligations before russia in defending its strategic security. don't you think again and we keep circling around the question that the wes who have been a little bit more accommodating, if not for the sake of russia, then for the sake of ukraine in providing russia with the security that it asked for. and what it asked for is simply the guarantees of neutrality and ukraine, not joining any other military alliances. what the, what the goal was, the purpose of repeating that ukraine can join neither one day. wh

last month of jenny cover held up a poster in moscow, calling president windermere, brewton a murderer and his soldiers. fascists. china says that it has wrapped up military drills around tie one, but that it will stage more training exercises. beijing launch days of war games in response to the u. s. how speaker nancy pelosi is controversial visit to ty, pay china seas taiwan as a break away province. about $750.00 inmates have escaped from a prison in the democratic republic of congo. gunman staged a jailbreak that left at least 5 people dead, including 2 policemen. analyst suspect a local militia with ties to so called his womic state, organized the attack. sierra leone has imposed a nationwide curfew after clashes left at least 2 people, or 22 police officers did. violence, flared at a protest against economic hardship in the country. grounds are demanding that the president stepped down. dozens of demonstrators were injured. staying in africa, a run off vote may be needed in kenya as early election results show a tight race between the 2 main contenders. to be the next president,

russia to cancel its navy day parade in savannah to poll his back in saint petersburg, florida mi brewton used the occasion to sign a new doctrine, sitting out rushes naval strategy. it includes ambitions for russia to become a great maritime power with a presence across the entire world. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. kosovo has postpone the introduction of tougher border controls to serbia. after a sharpening of tensions on sunday, ethnic serbs blocked roads in the north of kosovo, and unknown. gunman fired on police, kosovo closed to border crossings to serbia after the incidents. parts of the grain silos in the lebanese capital bay route have collapsed shortly before the 2nd anniversary of the explosion that killed more than 200 people. the structure caught fire 2 weeks ago because brain was fermenting in the summer heat. portugal is battling major forest fires after another weekend of plus 40 degrees celsius, heat $400.00 firefighters have been brought into battle. blaze near the capital. lisbon, other fires are burning in northern and

so in the asia pacific region brewton was speaking at the security conference in moscow. they were state departments as iran must withdraw what it calls unacceptable, demands and talks to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. caron says, an agreement could be reached in days. certain issues are resolved. a chinese research vessel has dark tinge for lanka, several days late after india res security concerns. the ship is expected to be at humble toto for a week. a you delegates, aaron garza there visiting the chiffon hospital and assessing the state of health care across the city. the group has signed an agreement with you and relief agency for palestinian refugees. united nations high commissioner for human rights mitchell bachelor is visiting one of the world's biggest refugee camps. cox's bazaar in bangladesh is home to a 1000000 refugees, a weekly look at the world to talk business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives, on the damage. counting the cost on al jazeera. a good a maggie, who, when nobody and nobo

of social media, really exploding with this news and predictably those who are support a present brewton and he's war was saying, this is an act of terrorism. and those who oppose him and a lot of ukrainians was saying, serves, do get the right even basically, if he was the targets of this or a parent assassination attempt. although frankly, what i've seen in the last 23 hours is quite interesting because the new report of servicing that the car in which a dialogue in our travels was really a her car and not do gains car. so now a new version is that actually she was the intended victim of this hit. if this was indeed a hit. but it seems like it was a quick look at some other stories making headlines. the leaders of britain, france, germany in the united states, have issued a joint statement calling for military restraint at nuclear sites in ukraine. for a 4 way phone conversation. the leader said they welcome to the international atomic energy agencies in mission to the russian occupies upper asia nuclear facility. singapore will repeal its colonial era law banning sex between men. prim

i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk. brewton is the aggressor tune chose is war. today, i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. but they go to church williams showing it as you speak on the list, any more streamlined the branding all in ports of russian oil and gas turbine and imposing these sanctions. i brush you as destroyed the american inspector, surveyors boomerang i raise suffering, the i key interest really hitting people in the pocketbook. boys and girls was only marcia using your, your router, visit or not. you just want to impose severe cost on the russian economy of immediately and overtime, risa mazda around there. by the, we have a social that he's at. bonham are started by the famous this, all the emeralds. remember him very and absorb it. so to pull up its thick body, how did show that 21st century is with the asians, it? russia is also an asian country. and we were to develop military cooperation. similar to what nature does in europe propose lower, capricious chauffeur to swing by law or fitting trade w

president vladimir putin is starting to expand ties between moscow and young young state media, se brewton wrote to north korea's kim johnson thing. a closer relationship would be mutually beneficial. the leaders exchange lessons on the 77th anniversary of the korean peninsula. liberation from japanese rule. iran has denied it was involved in a knife attack on author salmon, rusty. the foreign ministry says rusty and his supporters are rather to blame. around issued a decree against the author in 1989 following the publication of his novel, the satanic verses which some muslims consider blasphemous. rusty with stabbed multiple times in new york state on friday. well, those are the headlines. they'll be more news here on al jazeera after rebel architecture on counting the cost, the u. n urges tax on the profits of oil and gas giants couldn't help ease the energy crisis. biden signs a bill to boost chip reduction is winning the semi conductor rate. and video game fails. death is a game over for the pandemic boom. counting the cost on out there. ah, architecture has always defined the human r

from it's very beginning, and i think it was in 2015 when you published an open letter to present brewton and president obama overcome the hubris and come to the negotiating table. and to some extent, this call was heated because president put in and present guided math in geneva last year. and they talked about the origins of their disagreements, but the united states continued militarize in ukraine and continued using its land to present the military french. russia, isn't there a certain point when the dial needs to stop so that the other side, you know, understands that then, you know, so using that dialogue to, to deliver harm, to its adversary, not my own own. our so that i know was going to be the soldier. i've seen people that are come to us. all right, well more than 300 years. so i understand this thing and well do another thing i feel we can even play a role and plug it with us, you know, about 2 months and the business of on both sides. we have been in prison for more than 15 years. so i wanted to say that the time of value is always an opportunity to be seized. there's a lot l

but we're allowing this to happen and we are allowing it to happen . brewton is to, obviously, but it's a difficult situation. that's why you have to talk to one another. i said the other day, i did a webinar, which people should watch. i did it with world without war. it's about an hour long . maybe an hour and a half aren't remember? i forgot. i forgot what was going to say now own no, absolutely a maybe just we can never move to another subject. roger that's very close to your your heart. the people are very close to your heart palestine. and now we recently saw an upscale of events. there is really are a strikes and garza killing scores of people, a young child sexual girl, and few words of condemnation from the world on that. they said they were talking tourists as really defense forces. why do you think i just your views or not? and also as an aside, why do you think the international community treats conflicts in, in garza and ukraine quite differently? well, it depends what you mean by the international community, right? where i lived in the united states, the mainstream media l

gorbachev was essentially a man who gained celebrity status with his western professional partners. brewton doesn't seem to have that celebrity status now. however, how is the relationship between beijing and moscow different now to day that it was back in the times of quarter. but you know, as you have been seen, china relationship with for sure, is or time high or almost in history down. because although the 2 leaders put in an accomplish of what they were being viewed quite deeply in the west by the western standard. but what is important should to china, it's really about the welfare of, of, of the people. of course, 1st of all the people of its own country. we see china for exempt. see a lot of, you know, complementarity. we have with us or with the washer because china is a world factory, but we didn't have too much energy, which is very good. and we put a huge amount of energy research so that we, we, we didn't see that there is a, to anybody's interest from the us from days what your site knows, which one of you to not improve the relationship. but china just fall, follow the way we

breastmilk is the ideal food for infants providing essential nutrients that help protect against illness. brewton also drinks formula since melinda, a lawyer had to go back to work 3 months after her book. but juggling works, she says, isn't the only challenge when it comes to breastfeeding her daughter in france? all that done cuz people are surprised that they still breastfeed her. i came back from hospital after her birth and was really exhausted. people would say, why are you torturing yourself by breastfeeding? take it easy, your husband should take her. now. i did feel a bit enjoyable, torn lower. there are some more whistle till monday. this is her decision to nurse starting with the 1st child 6 years ago was not an easy one. i felt a bit alone. i was surprised when staff at the maternity hospital gave my son a feeding bottle without my consent, i really wanted to breastfeed him. it was the 1st sign that something was wrong with quinetta smiled happily. marlene's experience is not unusual in france. statistics showed that less than 70 percent of mothers would start breastfeeding at all, an

a russian president vladimir brewton. so tangible results are surely right around the corner, right? it's always darkest before dawn and all that. or maybe that's just the lights shutting off because europeans can't pay the bills. so now it's a norwegian own slovakian aluminum plant, the supplies all of europe that set to stop production by the end of september, jeopardizing $300.00 full time jobs. so how important is this operation? the smelter, exactly laval, co, aluminum smelter is a key supplier, not only for slovak companies, but also for other european ones by stopping production. europe will be forced to import aluminum from countries like china or russia. so there is the c e o himself saying that you sanctions specifically meant to target russia or harming production to the point that the e. u will now have to turn to russia and china for its aluminum sounds like something that the you is desperately going to need. so you know, hurry up and maybe sanctioning because that's kind of the direction they always seem to

and frankly, that's a big part of what is motivating brewton today. as he and bates, ukraine. he's never accepted the break up of the soviet union. he still thinks that, you know, ukraine and valor, bruce and parts of context and are really just bullshitting creations that he's entitled to resurrect. because there are some ethnic russian speakers there. so, you know, gorbachev was a, an amazing. but of course, you know that the ripple effect of his leadership is still being taught today some positively some way. is the era gorbachev. 30 years ago, it seems like a world, a way that was the world in which you began your time at human rights watch. talk to me a little bit, compare for me if you can. what your scope of work is has been, but it is changed. compared to 30 years ago, and what it's like today with human rights when you actually began as an effort to protect the human rights defenders in some loc who had done their work with a core 1975 and were coffee suppressed. and so helsinki rock, which is the precursors, human rights watch, was really an effort to protect them. a

back in saint petersburg, florida mi brewton used the occasion to sign a new doctrine setting out russia's naval strategy. it includes ambitions for russia to become a great maritime power, with the presence across the entire world. scale up to speed now and some of the other stories making headlines around the world. iran has the technical capability to produce an atomic bomb, but it has no intention of doing so. that's according to mohammed. as the law, me who runs iran's nuclear organisation. he was speaking as the eas top tip format . just burrell seeks to salvage a 2015 nuclear cord. as la mi said, he hoped for a swift conclusion to negotiations. ahead of me and mas ruling military hunter has announced a 6 month extension of the state of emergency. he army seized power from the elected government. among some fig she. last year a fledge to hold new elections in august 2023. that observers say that that's highly unlikely. good at a cost though has postponed, the introduction of tougher border controls to serbia. after a sharpening of tensions ethnic serbs blocked roads in the north of k

that amend brewton has agreed to grant access to inspectors from the un atomic watchdog. the criminal maybe announcement after a phone call between president putin and french president emmanuel mack wrong statements. it said both leaders noted the importance of sending an i. e. a mission to the plants, as soon as possible to allow expert to assess the situation on the ground, the russian side confirmed its readiness to provide the necessary assistance to the agencies inspectors. when you cranes, president vladimir polanski has welcome the inspection, but says specific details still need to be worked out 0 base station to says you need to check the return of comprehensive security to the separate region. you kill a power plant and in a hotel may start with this mission. i'm grateful to all who joined the effort. if the russian radiation blackmail will go on the some of my in the history of europe is one of the most tragic of all time. because the no rule book in any station in the world is a procedure in case some terrorist state turns and you kill a power plant into a tar

and in ukraine, the faction has become stronger and stronger. vladimir, let me revenge brewton knew exactly what was going on, and it was time for him to react to show. so i me, ah, looking at the world's most faith, bums among the firs room. my grandson is with his mother and how to keith, or at least they were. they don't answer the phone or call any more. instead, the hold of how to keith was heavily bombed and destroyed. everything is in ruins from near the beach. ah founded at the more from boys to the bush ranch, he fresh had acted sooner. it would have been easier and quicker, but they had 8 years and grew stronger and stronger. and with all the propaganda that has been spread, i'm sure there are many now who are against russia. a whole generation has grown up with anti russian propaganda. you login to janetta bolger odyssey hospital. abdulla bucklin at mann middle school would a follow up on glenda denison could sar quicker the more the children missed home and want to go back home. but it's hard for them and for us little flammable and of course it's hard for us to but we can bear

basically wanting to go much further than brewton is willing to go. a 2008, he wanted dad russian not to stop and south, the city of a navy, georgia actually go all the way to bless, see overthrows actors, billy, and then next crimea. in 2014, he wanted the russians to officially, dad claire, war and ukraine. i next that most leisure part of the country. now we calling for a general mobilization, a draft construction and the complete debt movement entail the store destiny of moscow. and yeah, the united together is a cheat. so he's always been pushing for more hard line views than the kremlin, as course. that's not the now. there's no doubt that they have a line of communication, both doogan and an putin, but this killing will rattle the kremlin in some shape a full. won't it? well right on the ground, like it was done by an external savagery, but i went round the kremlin so much of this was i'm kind of an internal power struggle within the russian security services between april or trying to wash intellectuals. i do in the might fan the flames for a