so that's a material like this was printer, we call a body funnel, some organization in canada that america has given us page to write the one year anniversary of the reunification of russia with its new regions. the good news that they set that was sent to you, but a year ago on september 30th, a defining, truly historic and fateful event to place an agreement was signed on the admission of for new subjects of the russian federation. 2 millions of residents of don bass meeting are sewn and supple grocery regions have made their choice to be with their father, lance. this conscious long awaited and genuine popular decision was made by people together with referendums, in full compliance with international norms. they showed courage and on using character, there were attempts to intimidate them, to take away their right to determine their own future, their own destiny, to take away what is dear to every person, the culture, traditions, native language and all that was hated by the nationalist and their western patrons who states your crew and t as in 2014, and then at least a full scale civi

completely augned and our strategy is completely aligned with our closest allies, whether that's america, canada , whether that's america, canada, australia, japan, you know, all these countries engage with china , raise areas of china, raise areas of disagreement, as i did today, on a different range of different topics, but in particular to register my very strong concern about any interference with parliament democracy, which is obviously unacceptable . all obviously unacceptable. all >> russia has launched another air attack on kyiv in the early hours of this morning with blasts ringing out across the capital for almost two hours. a video has captured one of 32 drones heading for residential buildings with drone debris falling on several of the city's central districts. the attack comes as yesterday's g20 summit declaration stopped short of condemning russia for the war in ukraine, but rather highlighted the human suffering in the conflict . defence cuts have left conflict. defence cuts have left a gap in the uk's ability to fight from the air that will last well into the 2030, according to

is completely augned our strategy is completely aligned with our closest allies, whether that's america , canadaountries engage with china, raise areas of disagreement, as i did today , on disagreement, as i did today, on a different a range of different topics , but in particular to topics, but in particular to register very strong concern register my very strong concern about interference with about any interference with parliamentary democracy, which is obviously unacceptable . is obviously unacceptable. >> russia has launched another air attack on kyiv in the early hours of this morning with blasts ringing out across the capital for almost two hours. a video has captured one of the 32 drones heading for residential buildings with drone debris falling on several of the city's central districts . the attack central districts. the attack comes as yesterday's g20 summit declaration stopped short of condemning russia for the war in ukraine, but rather highlighted the human suffering in the conflict . depher fence cuts have conflict. depher fence cuts have left a gap in the uk's ability to fight f

diplomats are stationed in canada, that is the basis of the evidence, including intelligence that was provided by unnamed five eyes allies. the speculation in canada is that it was americaiser�*s press conference wiki rated in unequivocal terms that america is working closely with canada on the investigation and would like to see the investigation continue. prime ministerjustin trudeau standing up in parliament and making the statement that he did, canadian intelligence believes india is behind the assassination of jaskaran sandhu, is very damning and that is not a statement you can make if you are not backing up with hard data or have heart and evidence which we believe they have otherwise you open yourself up to scrutiny and there is a lot at stake if you are wrong. international trade deals and geopolitics. it is a lot that could go wrong if trudeau did this on a whim but there are a lot of people that believe india is behind the assassination. ., , assassination. the movement is the sikh independents - assassination. the movement is. the sikh independents movement and people have been accused of turning a blind eye to anti— india elements. what do you make of that?—

is completely augned our strategy is completely aligned with our closest allies, whether that's america, canada , whether that's america, canada, australia, japan, you know, all these countries engage with china, raise is areas of disagreement. as i did today on a different a range of different topics, but in particular to register my very strong concern about any interference with parliamentary democracy, which is obviously unacceptable . is obviously unacceptable. >> all the justice secretary says around 40 inmates have been moved out from wandsworth prison amid an investigation into daniel khalife escape . the daniel khalife escape. the former soldier was on the run former soldier was on the run for four days after strapping himself to the bottom of a food delivery van. he was tackled from a bicycle on a canal towpath in northolt by an officer yesterday , say alex officer yesterday, say alex chalk says the prison is overcrowded, but promises the government is doing all it can to provide resources as out of an abundance of caution. >> we've taken 42 move elsewhere. just as we get to the botto

and i announced that some of these news reports that america has helped canada and introduced india ashe agent of terror. anyway, this story was the work of america. india has not shown any reaction to this issue and the role of america. until now, the indian government has there is no official and clear reaction in this regard, we have to wait for the reaction of mr. arindan baghchi, the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs, in the reporters' gathering on thursday. during this period , did the sikh separatists in india react to this assassination of the role of the indian government? see, separatist sikhs are not in india, they are present in canada, america and england they have by the way, some media announced a statistic in recent days that the sikhs themselves announced that 983 people living in india do not accept the separatists at all. there are 30 separatists in these three countries that i served you, and they are not very active inside india. yes, thank you . thank you very much. the other day , he was wounded in the east of gaza by the bullets of the zionist soldier

isn’t that what they did in canada, america and australia, for example, with indians they were confiscatedlose their national identity, however, they are in no hurry to help ukrainian refugees, even the ukrainians themselves, ukrainian parents turn to the embassy of their country, but there is an embassy you emphasize once again that no one cares about ukraine. they simply don’t want to conflict. we are friends with germany and spain, which means they support us financially, there are weapons, and so on, and it is likely that the western community has its own plans based on the seizure of ukrainian children. for black transplantology, they are unlikely to be able to handle everything related to adopted children; there is too much paperwork and bureaucracy. but there are other options from these children , hmm, ukrainian children will become soldiers of the nato army by soldiers, uh, who could being not directly in the nato armies, but in uh sabotage structures, the child turns into a psychological carte blanche on which you can write anything you want, but accordingly, whatever you want wi

about that, this man for the ss, thoughts against russia, you would have to know then that russia and america, and canada, and the west and western europe were all on the same site. so you could replace that and say this man actually fought against canada, this man fight against the united states. would they still stand up or are they even listening? and so it's so confusing to think about. are they ignorant or are they sheep? and i cannot answer for that at this point. i, i just wonder, is it that the west has done such a great job with propaganda? that we have a good guy, a good guy in zalinski. and we were successful at painting him as this sort of that i don't know, you know, useful, right along side car to the trump administration, scandal of the zalinski call. so already we thought like, oh, that poor guy, he was just drag through the mind, right. and then he pops back up again as this here, when it just proves how useful you can be. you are how useful it is to have a good guy and a bad guy. and zalinski right now is being used as the personification of west west. well, definitely let, let's be tha

that the us state department might not have noticed this? after all, we are talking about our closest ally, neighbors of canada. do you believe that the united states of americae what is happening under their noses, when they poke their noses into the affairs of countries that are located thousands of kilometers from the united states, which are not connected with the united states, allied obligations, and are not part of the same military -political blocs that want nothing to do with the united states of america, but the united states of america constantly interfere in their affairs, delve into their inner. and endlessly condemn the violation of human rights there, and canada, canada is nearby, everything there is in english, there ’s no need to even translate, but here it doesn’t matter what language it was spoken in, it was applause for the nazis, no, we didn’t heard, and i think we will never hear anything, not from downing, not from the white house, not from the champs elysees, on this score, this is... don’t bully russian journalists, this is a nazi inside the canadian parliament, and this is how you you see, it is sacred to them, it is of course a scan

president in north america, america, canada, for the first time , let's focus on america, there are quite controversial opinions. some say that there was a warm and pleasant reception in canada, a cold one congress of the united states that there was no speech before all chambers well and so on and so on and the attacks did not give or gave little general impression well, first of all i wanted to say that this visit is significantly different from that visit, which was in december last year, and indeed there was such a breakthrough, and the breakthrough was on the personal front, because then i think there were certain fluids between zelensky and biden, and this is very important in the interaction of two states when their leaders have certain personal personal now, let's put the relationship this way . i am convinced that there are probably such expectations , well, i personally did not have too high expectations there. a breakthrough because everyone said and the constitutional sources of information and in general everyone said that well, the issue has not yet been resolved, the force is the same , albeit a small number, t

canada it has announced that it has temporarily limited the sale of powdered milk to two cans for each customer. it is said that canada does not produce powdered milk and mainly imports powdered milk from america . six months have passed since the un secretary-general's statement regarding calling the resistance of the palestinian people violent and condemning the palestinian islamic resistance movement in his statement emphasized a description that is in no way worthy of one of the rights of human prisoners, i.e. the right to defend oneself against aggression and there is no occupation in this statement the resistance of the palestinian people is a completely constitutional action according to international laws and customs, and the palestinian people will continue to stand until the occupiers are expelled from their land. he made a video call. violence and terrorism are words that apply to the actions of the zionist regime and the settlers. russia, the decision of the european commission to prevent the entry of the european commission has updated the list of russian products prohibited from entering the european union. according to this opportunity, the products that russian citizens cannot

field, well, then the americans caught you, anyway, i was driving when they said that you entered the territory of canada, americad i was questioned and answered nothing. no arrest warrant has been issued for me. from there, with a special condition, i went to washington dc and d.o.c prison transferred me there and i was detained all the time until what happened in that prison , how was being in prison, the least crime they committed was either murder, or heavy drug dealing , or a series of crimes that the accused are actually facing . being in a prison for 20 years and more was also violence against you by the prisoners, and i was violently abused several times by the police, in fact , they behaved very inappropriately with me, but i don't know how i really couldn't explain to him what was the reason for this behavior keeping you in solitary confinement was all the time i was in solitary confinement, and when i was outside , it was actually a solitary cell because i had no experience with those people to even talk to them, and i preferred to be in a cell than outside, so my safety you were more likely to die. yo

that and we don't know who hunko is, the question is called. and how did it appear in canada and we must remember that at one time canada, in agreement with the united states of americaoid punishment and in order to later use them against the soviet union when we are talking about that uh canada is part of western democracy must always resist nazism, but this is not entirely true, because both liberalism and nazism are tools for western democracy and the ideology of western democracy is the dominance of the west in the world. what tool to achieve this is, as historical conditions are laid out, we forget that in the thirties hitler and mussolini were extremely popular politicians back in the west, which were the highest officials. the west shook their hands and said that yes, of course, there are some costs, but overall they are so charismatic leaders, real leaders of their nations who are restoring them after a severe crisis. they hoped that he would be able to push the nazis away. the state with the soviet union, when hitler suddenly abruptly changed plans, violated their own plans, attacked france and great britain, then only after that he turned into a world evil,

understand that volodymyr zelensky decided to somehow add a little bit of positivity to canada and somehow block it all that negativity that was in connection with his trip to the united states of america and there with his negotiators for the americans and with the poles somehow add such a sweeter pill or that successful in canada should be heard from p. in general, it was a successful visit to the united states, including a fairly successful visit, first of all, i just said that during the speech at the general assembly , volodymyr zelenskyi did not jump above his head , this is true. the poles immediately felt whose address this pin was aimed at, but in general i would not say that it was an unsuccessful visit, why the meeting with biden, the meeting with the leaders of the parliamentary groups of the congress, that is, it is absolutely normal, well, the working visit, the meeting with guterres after podolyak said that because this is actually an office for earning a pension in russia, so i think that i, you know, i have great doubts that justin tridun belongs to the category of people who can pick up the phone and say i'm here next to the united states, let's accept me quickly, you

bought himself a position, and now , he declares today, you know, we went, he says, to america, to canada, and we agreed thatlan to quickly... give everything, that is, we must give everything, everything that is in ukraine, we must give, in return for this this one is being built, well this is such nonsense, a myth is a myth upon a myth, that you understand, ukrainians , we will soon overcome it, yes, that’s right, this american woman said that the 300 billion dollars that are still lying somewhere in russia , yes , this money should be withdrawn and invested in ukraine, but this is the beginning, and in total ukraine will invest 1 trillion dollars, vladimirovich, i unfortunately, i can’t talk about anything else, ukrainian media write about this, ukrainian , and this is just such a mythologization of thinking , that is, ukrainians don’t see any at all , you know why, this is being imposed, here there is a direct connection with that, with that i think it’s a shame, for ukrainian citizens and for the ukrainian people, normal people, the shame that zelensky did to us, ukrainians, in the canadian parliament,

i just want to say that these invitations are also from us journalists america, canada, and education, and i really wanted to say the end, canning because of pressure because of our fear, well, it's true, it's also for the news , yes, they are free, you can live in the countries, and i'm really under pressure. in the women's festival, it enlightens me. i look at different places. last year, we had some people, let's say, for example, in syria , and in the middle here, the women of pakistan , iraq, or something like that. if we look at our reporter saw that there are different reporters and people like shirin with a mind. this is the memorial of shirin . this is the festival and we are super cb 1300. look, they are active and cover very dangerous places with different views and something happens like parshin. abolfazl, what happened in the end, america is looking for theories, it is very important for us to work, to show the reality, and someone like all journalists, especially women, are struggling now , and the main voice, god willing, that will be broadcast, the name of ms. shirin b

one of the examples of terrorist activities, that is, helping iran in the nuclear field, in the nuclear field . you entered the territory of canada, america, and i was questioned and answered. no arrest warrant had been issued for me, that is, an arrest warrant was issued for my arrest and detention. from there, with a special condition, i was transferred to the city of washington and the d.o.c. jail there , and the whole time i was detained until it happened in that prison their crime was either murder, heavy drug dealing, or a series of crimes, in fact , for which the accused faced a prison sentence of 20 years or more. there was also violence against you by the prisoners, and i was violently abused several times. sometimes i was treated harshly by the police. they behaved very well with me, but i don't know how to justify the fact that i didn't know the reason for this behavior. i was in solitary confinement and when i was outside, it was actually a solitary cell because i have nothing i didn't have a relationship with those people that i wanted to even talk to them and their preference was to be in the cell rather than outside. well,

. >> oh is that with america's had tonight on what the f is up with america's had canada honors that last friday a 98 year old ukrainian who was a member of ola notorious ss unit during world war two, was lauded as a hero and even got a standing ovation in parliament. >> watch. we have here in the chamber todavey ukrainian canadian world veteran from the second world war who fought the ukrainian independence againsveteran he wt the russians and continues to support the troops today. evennd continu at his age of 98: >> amazing. so a literal got a standing ovation. so ironic considering lasta year a canadian member of parliament linked actual car horns at the trucker protests to ism. >> roll it. how much vitriol do we have w to see of honk honk, which to sr hitler?k honk, which do we need to see by these hitl, protest ers on social media?regi >> so you see, it's perfectly okay to condemt's perfecn who at by calling them. en you and then when you have a real in front of you, you stan hd and you applaud. it's almost like they can. e go you got to smile angry today. d yes. angry. hi, kenn

that target. here are some of the other countries�* targets. the eu — just 55%. australia 45%. america a0%. canadazealand 18. so if people want to talk about global leadership, those are the facts that they should be dealing with. the problem with that, prime minister, is that's talking about where we've been. no... we're talking about where we're going. the targets i've just given you are the 2030 targets. sure. that's where we're going and we're going faster than anyone else. but you as a government have an independent climate change committee to advise you on that. the reason that we have, for example, in the economy an office for budget responsibility is — forgive me, and i would say this to any politician of any party — we don't necessarilyjudge politicians, trust politicians to mark their own homework. now, the chief executive of the climate change committee — independent — described your speech as "wishful thinking". he says, "we've not got the policy package to hit the legal targets this country has set in law." some think there may be a legal challenge to the fact that you can't meet your

that he was being bullied there in canada itself. he said that i would go to live to be old. latin americai did not hear any official reaction from the ukrainian authorities, although this all happened under the president of ukraine, in the hall where the president of ukraine was, and well, at least there should have been some reaction mfa, what are you listening to, well, these are not criminals, if they were criminals, then probably since 1945, these veterans would have answered for this, or they were somewhere, sent to prison or convicted, that is, there are no charges against him , but we have, the hype, on which russian propaganda is now trying to create, the image of ukraine as a fascist state, because they say, well, listen, look, veterans there were in the fascists, in ukraine in general, there is a whole country of such hunks and they are also fascists, why do you think... we are here we will lose in this, because this is a very important element during the current war, the information response, the counter response to such things. to begin with, you just need to know the stories.

manufactured by the exact same company that it will cost you in canada or in france or anywhere else around the world. think about that, a drug company that makes a drug here in america. if it's sold in chicago, you can buy the same drug in toronto or paris cheaper than you can buy it in toronto. i mean, it's in, in chicago and unlike other parts of the health care system, big pharma got a special carve out that stopped medicare from negotiating prices of drugs through medicare for years. advocates like many of you in this room have worked tirelessly to change that and give medicare the power to negotiate lower prescription drug prices just like the department of veterans affairs does right now. it matters va pays 50 per, 50% less than medicare can for and negotiating in the same lower prices for years. big pharma blocked this. they kept prescription drug prices high to increase their profits and extend patents on existing drugs to suppress fair competition instead of innovating playing games and pricing so they can charge whatever they can. but this is finally, finally, finally, we had enough votes by a matter of one to beat big pharma. well, we did it, [applause] w

parliament, i already read somewhere about the fact that they started to harass him there in canada itself, he said that i would go to live out my life in latin americadid not hear any official reaction from the ukrainian authorities, although it all happened in the presence of the president of ukraine, in the hall where i was president of ukraine, and at least there should have been some kind of reaction from the ministry of foreign affairs, listen, well, they are not criminals, if they were criminals, then probably, starting from 1945, these veterans would have answered for this, or they would have been sent somewhere to the prison or convicted, that is, there are no charges against him, but we have e-hype, on which russian propaganda is now trying to portray ukraine as a fascist state, because they say, well, listen, look, the veterans there were fascists, in ukraine in general , there is a whole country of such ee gunks, and they are also fascists, why do you think we will lose in this, because this is a very, very important element during the current war, the information response itself, the countering... for such things, to begin with, you just

canada. well, trudeau, at the same time, already made a statement, said that they didn’t look into it, they say, and after all the jewish organizations in canada, in the united states of americal this the machinations of russian propaganda, let's listen to the prime minister of canada. obviously, everything that happened is very upsetting, the speaker has already admitted his mistake and apologized, but for the canadian parliament, this is an extremely awkward situation, as well as for all citizens of canada, for jews of all representatives of the jewish community throughout our country who are now celebrating yomkipur. i find it critical that we fight back against russian propaganda and disinformation and continue our unwavering and unconditional support for ukraine. well, you know, such a talking doll, because when there is tension, at least some in the convolutions, familiar words immediately arise: the kremlin, moscow, russia, propaganda, hand, there, something else, and nothing else. this toy he can’t squeeze it out of himself so to speak, but we must remember, of course, that these nazi roots, they appeared in canada not now, and even before the start of the second worl

traveled abroad a lot, at that time i worked as a janitor and traveled abroad. everything was on tour, so, well, people stayed there to work for me, so we were in singapore , america, canada mostly if take our stage, everyone basically wore boiled boiled clothes, jeans, so it was impossible to get, they cooked it themselves or, well, they cooked something themselves, because the nineties were such difficult years, something... somewhere in the markets, so i want to say that i came up with all these costumes myself, what tells me that it’s so bright there, i took all this, in a ballroom dancing store, and by the way i , i remember, i was watching just now, preparing for the program, watching an old video and found a recording from 1987, where you are performing at a concert, in such a rather modest jacket, such a modest young man, not a single rhinestone, this is the kind of generosity expected at the evening. yes, yes, yes, exactly there, no, well then i didn’t work in arita yet, it was just like we were walking, here we are this is how the evening turned out, i was invited to this evening, so everything somehow got twisted, confused, but then i had this magazine-music ki

the poles realized that something was wrong ; they protested to a jewish organization, by the way, not israel, but jewish organizations in canada itself, in the united states of americanow who it was, the speaker took all the blame upon himself, and of course, canadian workers were not happy with what happened, because they expected to get the money that zelsky received for themselves 1000 employees, on sunday they rallied for an increase in wages, at the expense of the money that went to ukraine, and zelsky was seen off, met very unfriendly by canadian citizens, this is the story, well, this story shows one very important thing, that when russia began its specialization , we talked about the fact that ukraine is becoming, or everything has actually become, a carrier of nazi ideology, an ideology that goes back precisely in the forties, in the thirties, in the west they seemed to deny this, they believed that this is nothing more than such an ideological cliche, but what happened in the canadian parliament is further evidence that indeed the support that is being provided by the west today - to ukraine, really has its roots in the nazi past, and here we must understa

the news and i announced that some of these news stories are about the us helping canada and introducing india as an agent of terror. anyway, this story is the work of americaindia has not shown a reaction to this issue and the role of america. still, the indian government has not officially and clearly shown a reaction in this regard. we should wait until thursday to see what the reaction will be shown by the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs, mr. arindan bagchi. during this time , sikh separatists in india reacted to this attack we had the role of the indian government, you see, the separatist sikhs are not in india, the united states and england are present in canada, by the way, some media announced a statistic in recent days that the sikhs themselves announced that 98,000 people living in india do not accept the separatists at all, sikhs there are separatists in these three countries that i served you, and there is no such activity inside india. yes, thank you. thank you very much for being with us. good night. the palestinian ministry of health announced the martyrdom of a palestinian youth in east gaza , 18-year-old magdi ehab, who was

she can go to some australia, well, in extreme cases, somewhere in america, canada, but still returns to london, says the phrase that, why is zelskaya talking about this now, when the europeans and america have people who say you need to go through elections, you need to make an election, and suddenly she’s like this, you know, like this, why maybe, i think that she just sees her husband, she probably loves him, she understands what happened over the years, she’s his sees him sometimes, well, at least in america she saw him, she saw him in canada, they have a girlfriend, she understands, let’s show her, the suffering one understands who she is, it’s like, i don’t know whether he will decide to run for a second term or not, it will depend on the situation in our country, the possibility of organizing free and fair elections, this will also depend on whether ours will need it? if he feels that ukrainian society no longer wants him to be president, he probably won't run. first sad, then with a smile, yes, honestly, but she never i thought that she would have to call the whole blinkin ukrainian society, no , you see, of

that they work in direct confrontation with all countries. advice helps, because in fact, america is working, it is working with water, so far it has problems with canadahat i have clearly emphasize that the power to the east mr. lula de cilindre actually spoke at the congratulatory summit no. brazil, it was emphasized that the international financial system is fair , a new financial system should be created, one of the components of the system of domination of the united states and the world from this this is the financial system and the dollar in the global economy, america is making wetlands. when countries like these countries actually consume , they are actually looking for change. they are looking for new institutions . how is power applied in the world ? with them, it is created between like-minded countries, to me , it is a competition for sensitivity, seeking independence and justice in the world, not another debate that was in the first president and neighborhood policy, which while america and the west are looking for the world to they turn to war again, interactive politics we have shown it very clearly and we have taken initiatives, we hav

that time i worked as a janitor and went abroad on tour. therefore, well, people stayed there for me. they work. so we were in singapore , america, canada our stage, everything was basically wearing jeans together. so it was impossible to get it, they cooked it with you, the nineties were such difficult years. something, uh, was bought somewhere in the markets. that's what i want to say that, uh, i came up with all these costumes myself, what tells me that it’s so bright, i bought all this, uh, in a ballroom dancing store. and by the way, i remember, i was just now watching, preparing for the program, watching old videos and found a recording from 1987, where you perform at a concert, and in such a modest jacket, such a modest young man, not a single rhinestone. he is shchedrin, yes, yes, yes, yes, no, then i didn’t work at rita’s yet, it was just like we were walking. and here we are this evening i was also invited to this one. so everything somehow got twisted and confused, but then i had this magazine, a music kiosk, where they called me, like, what kind of kerden shchedrin is some kind of uh cheap sweet-voiced singer or something li

that time. i went abroad on tour, so, well, people stayed there to work for me. so we were in singapore, in america, in canada i brought some things from there, but basically, if we take our country, everything, mostly they went to boiled jeans, that’s it - it was impossible to get something, we cooked it ourselves, the nineties were such difficult years. something, uh, was bought somewhere in the markets. so i want to say that i came up with all these costumes myself, that is, you tell me, it’s so bright, i’m still i got this from, uh, a ballroom dancing store. and by the way, i remember, i was just now watching , preparing for the program, watching old videos and found a recording from 1987, where you perform at a concert, and in such a modest jacket, such a modest young man. man, not a single shchedrin rhinestone, yes, but it’s not there, then i didn’t work at reten yet. it was just like we were walking. and this is how the evening turned out. i was invited to this evening. so everything somehow got twisted and confused, but then there was a music kiosk magazine where they named me. uh, like that what a gr

organisations, i'd actually be much more worried about all the students that come to britain, to america, to australia, to canadaby democratic notions. chinese activity is primarily about cementing chinese power and stability and economic growth at home. and often what they do in the west is an adjunct to that goal. so, you're right, when it comes to, for instance, students, that's perhaps their first concern, is the importation back into china of western ideas, rather than the exporting of intelligence activity. if the chinese find out more about what britain really thinks about them... yeah. ..and we find out more about what china really thinks about us, that ain't bad. no, and i think this is a really interesting argument about espionage and intelligence gathering. actually, for each side to understand the other and to not misinterpret what they're up to can be quite useful. there are areas where i think the issue of china has particular importance and significance. and i think those issues of kind of the economy and influence or interference, sometimes they link as well, is the one that matters in a way that

history of human rights dating back to magna carta and the echr is all that is holding us back from becoming russia. america, canadald it be particularly controversial. as home secretary, trees and make a call for britain to leave the echr and it was because of the party policy under michael howard to lead the dust might leave the refugee convention. i am really advocating for reform. while the underlying framework is both a connecting factor to the problem and a barrier to certain fixes, some countries have been more successful in tackling illegal migration bill brothers. scalia had to cope with two major waves of illegal maritime migration across the pacific in the last two decades. in the last wave, before they stopped at the crosses, more than 52,000 unauthorised maritime arrivals and around 1100 deaths at sea were recorded between 2008 and 2014. operation southern borders so boats intercepted and then those on board were either returned once they had travelled or taken to immigration detention centres in third countries. there were some 400 illegal boat crossings in 2013, yet

is, interest them so that they believed in this project and our project, all the money is the money of private investors from ukraine, poland, canada, the united states of america , the middle is also important for us, and let's not forget that when we say let's shoot only documentaries, we have thousands of specialists in the skin market, specifically in the artistic in the sphere of uh, thousands of actors, but only through us the project was officially passed, worked, earned there more than 120 specialists, more than 140 actors, 700 mass actors, everything and everyone, when they even went to the site and said, god, how lucky we are we will be able to work again and we had one of the best teams in ukraine working for us, that is, for example, the cameraman is no longer kira and the production designer, the day is better , the professionals are better . we tried to do everything to make this film good quality . you discuss the future, that is, some thoughts. let's talk about the specifics, and the specifics are that now we are with this film. we went with the materials of the film as drafts and did a small screening a small screening. from venice to bioniden.

augned our strategy is completely aligned with our closest allies, whether that's america , china, whether that's america, china, canada japan , you canada, australia, japan, you know, all these countries engage with china, raise areas of disagreement, as i did today on a different a range of different topics, but in particular to register my very strong concern about any interference with parliamentary democracy, which is unacceptable . all is obviously unacceptable. all the justice secretary says around 40 inmates have been moved out of wandsworth prison amid an investigation into daniel khalife escape . daniel khalife escape. >> the former soldier was on the run for four days after strapping himself to the bottom of a food delivery van. he was tackled from a bicycle on a canal towpath in northolt by an officer. yesterday, alex chalk says the prison is overcrowded but promises the government is doing all it can to improve this i >> -- >> as out of an abundance of caution, we've taken 42 to move elsewhere. just as we get to the bottom of what happened. now, thatis bottom of what happened. now, that is a sensible inter

today we do not have a credible settlement proposal that would suit both parties, more and more doctors are going to leave for other countries, america, canadaustralia, unfortunately, the residents of our country will suffer from this. but perhaps the most epic sight in canada. local activists believe that the root of world evil is the imposition of non-traditional sexual orientation. in the largest cities of the country, about 500,000 people took part in a march of millions to protect children, against planting lgbt ideologies in schools. even the lover of multi-colored socks became tense from so many dissatisfied people. justin trudeau spoke out strongly against the rallies through social media. his rainbow friends also came out to help the prime minister. what brings me here today? so these are thoughts about what's happening in schools, public schools. i think it's appropriate to teach this to children? there is an age limit for this and if they cannot respect this then it is a complete failure of society. the only thing that holds it together. now by and large a fragmented west means non-traditional values ​​and support for ukraine, but

at that time i worked as a janitor and went abroad on tour, so, well, people stayed there to work for me. so we were in singapore, in america, in canadaboiled jeans, so it was impossible to get them we cooked it ourselves, the nineties were such difficult years. something uh, bought it somewhere in the markets. so i want to say that, uh, i came up with all these costumes myself , what tells me that it’s so bright, i took all this, uh, in a ballroom dancing store. and by the way, i remember, i was just now watching, preparing for the program, watching old videos and found a recording from 1987, where you perform at a concert, and in such a modest jacket, such a modest young man, not a single rhinestone was made. shchedrin yes, yes, yes, yes exactly there no, then i didn’t work yet. it was just like we were walking. and so we had such an evening. i was invited to this evening. so everything somehow got twisted and confused. but then i had this magazine , a music kiosk, where they called me something like what a great man. 14 there’s some cheap, sweet-voiced singer somewhere like that, but i thought you were. everyone there received it s

everything perfectly and he knows that nothing in this world has changed that precisely such countries as the united states and america canadareat britain, in general , the nato countries of the european union, these are advanced countries, and therefore he would very much like to be equal among different people. somewhere in the far east in the amur region, more precisely, at a spaceport for spare equipment, it seems that he is doing this rather for the leader of north korea himself, so that he does not have to travel far, but he still made it all the way to the east of the russian federation, and there were not many smiles and even if you look at russian propaganda resources, for example, the same solovyov, who is known for his anti-western, anti -ukrainian rhetoric, he very gloomily concluded that russia has only two allies left, iran and north korea. well, because army and navy for sure mr. stanislav i thank you very much for your time and for coming to the studio it was a great conversation at least i really liked it and i think our viewers did too and literally right now the latest news, including from the fields of th