in ancient times, bianmu, when it was an english colony, was called burma, a truly mysterious country interesting, mysterious story with a very stormy one. period of independent development, this year yangmi, the independence of myanmar, turns 76 years old, of which 20 years, yangma was in self-isolation, only in the last 20 years it changed the name of the country three times, changed the name of the capital three times, and in 2010 it changed all state symbols , and the flag, and the coat of arms, and... more than half of the country's population are berman, the rest are representatives of 135 nationalities and ethnic groups with their own language and culture. eh, mr. prime minister, you have been you head the government of jan, and having headed the government, heading the cabinet, you have set yourself and voiced to the country a number of specific tasks, this is what, in your opinion , has already been achieved, what are you focusing your attention on now? the formation of the state administrative council was a consequence of the 2020 election fraud. therefore , holding free, le

he had a shan state army in sean state, northern part of burma and burma alone was producing 80% of the world's heroin a time period where burma is not a very big country. so that was impressive. but as you say burma was a pretty nonfunctioning state and these revenues were critical to it's to sort of continue to survive though the revenues were mostly generated by non-state actors. they were making their way into government coffers through taxations, through bribes, through, you know, seizures, all kinds of methods and did enable that state to continue to exist. so i that's what we see happening and it sort of circles around the world now. you know, we talk casually about narco states in central and south america. we talk about afghanistan of these countries which are the main producers of drugs. and then they come to be completely dependent. but we see, you know, myanmar now is the producer of the majority of the world's drugs. so it's possible to switch away from it. it's not a completely good story in myanmar because, of course, they now produce a lot of methamphetamine. so so afgha

that was mark farmer with burma campaign u. k. it finally a painting by the austrian artist gustav claimed that was lost for nearly a century. the sold for 30000000 euros, indiana. the auction house said the portrait of miss liza could have fetched much more. were it not for doubts about it's past and the identity of the seller, the workforce commission, by a wealthy, jewish liza family in 1917. but they were forced to flee the nazis, and it's still not clear who acquired painting and how, but the leisure's descendants did approve the sale. so you're watching dw news up next is conflict zone with tim sebastian. i'm terry martin from me and all of us here. thanks for watching the into the conflicts own with tim sebastian presidential elections in russia of the usual full gun conclusion with nothing left to chalk, not even the best in jail as the leading opposition figure. i'll explain about me. my guest is the russian commentator andre collect the recall. for tommy, he rush senior agent center in moscow was nevada. is such a seriou

burma love che fico. did they have some incentive to move all the way to menlo park? >> yeah, a lot of these businesses i spoke to, they weren't even thinking about going that way until it was actually presidio bay that really, picked them out specifically. again, you know, they went into menlo park with the idea of taking this taking san francisco and bringing it there because they're believers in it, and they're from san francisco. so what i found out was, presidio bay was just actually a really motivated landlord who got involved with the permitting process, just made the tenants life easier because they want they believed in their product and they didn', you know, have these companies figure it out for themselves. >> yeah. real quickly, any insight, any sneak peeks onto the tenants potentially for 88 spear then? >> yeah, i mean, obviously we're still very early on. they got to get these permits approved. but the heads up presidio bay tell me that they're they want to keep betting on these local businesses, these homegrown concepts like they did at spring line. the

that was mark farmer with burma campaign. you k. thank you. now to kenya and that country's capital city, nairobi is at a standstill due to widespread flooding and across the city. entire neighborhoods are underwater and thousands of leather homes to seek shelter. the commuter train service has been suspended and major roads are blocked due to to rental rainfall. dozens of people have died across the country since the range began. last month. the weeks a relentless down pores have caused misery and narrow b. rescue teams have managed to move some residents to safety. me and my do doesn't arrive. and my brother who on top of on top of the getting my g, i'm from morning to 11 p. m. and the city's poor neighborhoods. high water had devastating effects. material used to build shelter, washed away by the floods. want suffering. i need to sell them to take that thing. so i'm go where they go and we don't know. we have to begin. we need food to feed our children and clothes to we are utensils are washed away homes filled with mud t lucky some people,

during the first 10 years of the existence of independent burma , soviet specialists actively helped build houses and raise industry. recently, the most active cooperation has taken place on security issues. it concerns, on the one hand , maintaining close contacts with the armed forces of myanmar and tamado, and on the other, cooperation in the field of technology exchange and personnel training. as for other areas, then... our countries cooperate in the fields of agriculture, pharmaceuticals, energy, and mining. thank you, mr prime minister, for your kind words. regarding russia, i in mine i really must say that myanmar is also absolutely incredible, beautiful, amazing, a country like no other, i had the good fortune to visit your country several times, each time i found more and more new colors in it, new and new interesting places. myanmar has many tourist destinations worth visiting. our country is famous for its unique natural beauty and cultural diversity. our advantage, as i already mentioned, is the large number of military personnel who were educated in russia, they help sp

military, military-political creation of new military blocs, look what they are doing there now in burmao create, so now we can clearly, if we still some time ago, they somehow hid their participation in this whole berman conflict, but now it’s completely clear in the state department and special people who send them special weapons there with special money, because the principle is the same... as they did during the vietnam war , here's the fullro, yes, this is a union of mountain peoples, they are gathering, they are going to create a single, so to speak, anti-government army, you see, that is, there is direct , actually very serious pressure on the chinese borders in the yunan province region, in parallel with this, they continue a very serious policy in the philippines, where they are going to install medium -range missiles there in the near future, i... they give the front and money, and weapons, so to speak, they give, and even information support, there they took some kind of then one city, yaavinda, is a city that controls the chinese triads, which means that these same chinese d

burma's immediate israeli air strike. in isfahan , a user posted a picture created with artificial intelligence in the presence of a tiny bird in naqsh jahan square , and they posted the first picture of israel's attack on isfahan. could you find a difference , there is a prize, a user named gildekht wrote, guys, i found a broken quadcopter. some users too they compared the punitive operation of hama sadiq with the operation of the zionist regime. i was a ballistic missile to him, but that little bird liked netanyahu . he named the operation of the regime khande sadiq. what you order and what is delivered to you, they do not sleep from night to morning because of fear and shelter. we wake up in the morning and joke about their attack. we are not the same. a sequence from a series with the acting of javad razovian was very frequent among the users of cyberspace, we don't have it, and i posted it below your link. it was shared among users, including these images following the regime's recent attacks. zionist, an urgent meet

so the austrian commander, general burma issues this order that they're going to have a sweep of the this this whole region with considered partizan infested and he gives this order you must be very clear this is going to be a punitive strong expensive to them and that that thus you must punish the whole populace. there is no distinction between combatants and noncombatants. this is a partizan area. the punishment is 12 totally on the entire population. so telling them it can be no distinction between combat in the non combat, which is what war was moral or based on and just war tradition. he then goes on to say, those of you that feel might feel humanitarian. you should keep in mind that to soft towards the enemy is, to sin against the of your comrades. so he uses religious language, sin. so he's setting up a world again. as i say, this is the army not the ss. the victims are not --. there serbs. the commander is an austrian. and you're in this and in this inverted world. where to not kill unarmed women and children is evil and is a sin against, your comrades. and to shoot unarmed w

this happened around 8.30, last night on burma, road. thankfully, no injuries were reported. but the investigation is ongoing. that was the first of many that that ramped up in the east bay just a few hours later, dozens of more spectators gathering for a side show off franklin canyon road in john, your parkway in this is to the franklin canyon golf course. the video here showing. >> seen we've seen play out several times here. people lighting off fireworks and spin around carson just being unsafe and unruly and an antioch around one 30 in the morning. more people were seen at this huge sideshow. a laser light show as well. this is that the intersection of lone tree way and golf course road spectators blown off. another round of fireworks may be blowing off a little steam here and illegal antioch police there pulled up to the scene to break up the crowds. unclear if there are any citations or if there was any sort arrests made. and oakland around to 45 last night, this sideshow broke out 51st street telegraphed. >> people climbing up traffic lights there, shooting roman candl

also in oakland, on burma, road opd responded to a hit and run following the side and near hercules just off of franklin canyon road near the golf course. driver spun donuts and set off fireworks over sun for most of those are having the >> it's really disappointing that a lot of these levees, actions of what into communities and are putting communities in a position where they're in harm's way. alex? walker griffin is a hercules city councilmember. he says that the city has taken proactive steps. the blunt sideshows, is making sure that we can maintain our same city as we have really is the program flock cameras. it's a series of cameras that replace the entrance and exit of intersections that we have here in town. and really what they do is they read license plates were not going after the average person. we have these cameras. we're going after those who have maybe storm a car or somebody with an outstanding warrant that needs to be held accountable. that's one way that we're doing to the flock. cameras have been outstanding for so get recovery in the city. >> now, oakland recently pa

what she did during world war ii going out to burma, going out to her boys to bring them a bit of homeople, not just then, but still now. and this, it's hoped, will help bring her story, her voice to future generations too. sarah smith, bbc news. a garden centre that provides work experience for people with learning disabilities is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year. the milestone was marked with a vist from a very special green—fingered guest, as amanda harper reports from harrogate, in north yorkshire. beautiful things, put them in your hanging basket. hanging baskets, this time of year. yeah, they're looking fabulous. everyone is passionate about their plants here at horticap. the garden nursery in harrogate supports students with additional needs, teaching them new skills and providing valuable work experience. it's just nice to be with everyone and most days when i go home and tell everybody what i've been doing all day, which is nice. just makes me very happy. and every morning i come here on a monday and thursday. i look forward to coming here. it all started with a mudd

also in oakland, on burma, road opd responded to a hit and run following the side and near hercules just off of franklin canyon road near the golf course. driver spun donuts and set off fireworks person for most of those are having the >> it's really disappointing that a lot of these levees, actions of what into communities and are putting communities in a position where they're in harm's way. alex? walker griffin is a hercules city councilmember. he says that the city has taken proactive steps. the blunt sideshows, is making sure that we can maintain our same city as we have really is the program flock cameras. it's a series of cameras that replace entrance and exit of intersections that we have here in town. >> and really what they do is they read license plates were not going after the average person. we have these cameras. we're going after those who have maybe storm a car or somebody with an outstanding warrant, the need to be held accountable. that's one way that we're doing to the flock. cameras have been outstanding for so get recovery in the city. >> oakland recently passed a ne

this is the largest most important of the 6 official ty burma border crossings. give you an idea of the perspective between april 2020, 23 and march 2024 over a 1000000000 us dollars and bilateral trade was conducted through this check point . during peace time. uh that figure was twice as high. so i mean, it's quite clear that this is a major, major blow to them. yeah. more military. and with the fall of that town and maya, why the much of a ethnic run state is now liberated from any sort of control by the me m, our military going to. so it is a very big deal. this is something that is surprising and how fast it fell. and it shows a real debilitation of the military's forces, particularly in the rural areas in the, in the periphery of the country. while there is very clearly a renewed purpose amongst the ethnic organizations working with people's defense forces, these are the militias that were created by people after the military coup and 2021 . they have been working with the ethnic groups. they're working together, they're stretching the military very staying

this is the largest most important of the 6 additional ty burma border crossings. give you an idea of the perspective between april 2020, 23 and march 2024 over a 1000000000 us dollars and bi lateral trade was conducted through this checkpoint . career and finances and all that. and the minute, 3 groups united in october to seize territories and kitchen states in the north chin in the west. and mon, in the south, the highlighted regions once on to full military control, but have shrunk since the crew 3 years ago as the fighting increases. so do the number of those seeking safety. the u. n says maybe 3000000 people have been displaced. and around 13000000 don't have enough food. that's one ways to cool to the population. as a conflict continues to escalate. as a human attorneys intensify and with the monsoon season, just around the corner time is of the essence for the people of me and more. they cannot afford for us to forget. they cannot afford to wait many a concern that after its recent loss is most military. we'll fight back with a philosophy that will not spec

i had the opportunity to travel with a delegation to burma. during that trip i had the chance to go to a small rohingya camp. i believe i was the only senior u.s. official to be able to visit. it was essentially a prison camp. it was encircled with barbed wire. armed guard all around patrolling inside and out. i remember coming across a young a hinga father. he had a question for me. he told me he had been living there for several years. all his kids were born in the camp. he wasn't allowed to leave without prior written permission, which he never got. the camp had a clinic that few doctors or nurses ever visited. there was never enough medicine. there was an outdoor classroom with no real teachers or textbooks. he had no way to earn money. he said that the only food he had is what we gave him. he looked me in the eye and said, my question is, what do i tell my son? i had no answer. i'm here this morning because i believe that our job, all of us, you, me, all of us, we have to answer that father's question. when the u.n. refugees agency releas

also in oakland, on burma, road opd responded to a hit and run following the sideshow and near herculest off of franklin canyon road near the golf course. driver spun donuts and set off fireworks over sun for most of those are having the >> it's really disappointing that a lot of these levees, actions of what into communities and are putting communities in a position where they're in harm's way. alex? walker griffin is a hercules city councilmember. he says that the city has taken proactive steps. the blunt sideshows, is making sure that we can maintain our same city as we have really is the program flock cameras. it's a series of cameras that replace the entrance and exit of intersections that we have here in town. and really what they do is they read license plates were not going after the average person. we have these cameras. we're going after those who have maybe storm a car or somebody with an outstanding warrant, the need to be held accountable. that's one way that we're doing to the flock. cameras have been outstanding for so get covering the city. >> welcome recently passed a n

it had attached itself to me through a pop it from burma that was in my parents house in gene value in that. and if you don't mind, sufficient about the products that, that by next page read, it was set on fire in the garden with petrol hills. best customer, he always said playoffs to sell newspapers because at that time it was believe that if an object was possessed by a spirit, the only way to drive it away was to burn it different. i'm on the project. over the years audrey and experienced mounting pressure from his church in geneva, he decided to take part in intensive week long conversion therapy program in new york was led by a pasta code holly walters at the pg. during the therapy. i wrote down what happened every day and all those years i kept a diary as well and that's and actually also done with the move at the charlotte commands, the demon that's bound to pain. it was loveless, nose and silence to leave. and during the throne of god, the demons begin to laugh and laugh. so making fun of the little boy suffering in the desert. feel stupid because even worse, if i had physical

and military, military-political, creating new military blocs, look what they are doing there now in burmae vietnam war, here’s the full story , yes, this is... there is a union of mountain peoples, they are gathering, they are going to create a single, so to speak, anti-government army, you know, that is, there is actually direct, very serious pressure on the chinese borders in the yunan province region, in parallel with this they are continuing a very serious policy in the philippines, where they are going to install medium-range missiles in the near future, not to mention the balikangan exercises, which are starting now and up to ten. previously, all these maneuvers took place on philippine territory, did not cross the border, now these maneuvers will take place in the south china sea, practically in those waters that china considers as ... here together with china, but returning to participating quite actively, we too we speak to the most important thing: you see, there is this there is a complete feeling that they are conducting maneuvers, they are landing on some islands in the chine

thailand's foreign minister says he has urged burma's military authorities to avoid a violent responses army's loss of an important border trading town. the haste yes, sir escape by burmese forces ceded virtual control of the busy trading town to guerrillas of the ethnic karine national union and its allies. and this is a live look at rome. one of the big stories there tonight, pope francis will visit indonesia, papua new guinea and singapore in september. the vatican announced that trip today. it would be the longest such journey for francis' papacy. concerns come experience his health. he suffered from respiratory problems all winter and had to curtail his participation in holy week events. just some of the stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to see ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardiance works twenty-four seven in your body to flush out some sugar. and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardian

this is around 8.30, last night on burma, road and no injuries have been reported. and the investigation in to this is ongoing. but that side shows the first of many that ramped up in east bay last night. just a few hours later at around 12, 40 fireworks shot off the air there by spectators gathering off of franklin canyon road. and john, your parkway, this is a hercules. >> yeah, a lot of people out there all cell phones out. this is near the franklin canyon golf course. video showing people lighting of fireworks and spinning out. need to find something better to do with their time and in antioch around one 30 this morning, more people seen blocking the intersection of lone tree way and golf course road. yeah. another sideshow as spectators blowing off another round of fireworks. a lot of crazy activity out there. looks like a laser light show like some sort edm concert. cops eventually showed up. break up the crowds. unclear if anybody was arrested or cited at this sideshow. >> and then, yeah, you guessed 2.45? this morning, a sideshow broke out in oakland on 51st

this happened about 8.30, saturday night on burma, road.o one was hurt, but the investigation is ongoing. the family of a man hit and killed by a garbage truck in san jose last month is now suing the company that owns and manages the truck. the crash happened at the intersection of elm street d mendree street near san jose airport. police say the man was crossing the street when the truck owned by green waste recovery made a turn and hit him. police say the driver of the truck stopped and waited for officers arrive. the lawsuit alleges that the truck did not stop at a stop sign, but instead rolled through it, hitting the man from behind and ran over his body. san jose police are still investigating. the white house says president joe biden will go to baltimore to get a firsthand look at the federal response to the collapse of the francis scott key bridge, our dc's raquel martin has more now on what we can expect from this visit. the biden administration says it is laser focus on trying to get the sport back up and running. >> the baltimore