trying to debunk of course, the traumatic events that are happening today in ukraine, they say with a capital tthat is, they are major traumatic events in ukraine. well, they are simply catastrophically traumatic events, but ukrainians have certain prerequisites so that this cursed ptsr does not become an epidemic, and this is absolutely a study for the world about that how much can i develop post-traumatic syndrome, it is from 10 to 30% depending on the situation, well, it depends on many factors, and part of those 30% can cope with the turmoil, a large part of these people can cope with this symptom, and only me a small number of people will have such permanent and serious consequences, and there is no need for execution - i am asking everyone, i urge you not to catastrophize those huge numbers, these numbers of 50-70%, i am asking that all people will have btsr - this is not for our benefit at the moment and there are absolutely clear prerequisites, i will repeat once again, first of all, ukraine is fighting for absolute right, for absolute light, and ukraine has been at war for 9 years, the

capital. this is the week week on our t international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of this week and today. welcome to the program. mo bits have jake industries to demand the resignation of the country. president, maya, sand do, and other top government officials. the protest kicked off and the country's capital on sunday and have been met with a law enforcement cracked out local journalists and us this report. oh, we're at the great national assembly square, where the protesters have approached people are chanting that the government needs to resign. riot police have now appeared at what began as a peaceful protest. but now we've just witnessed the 1st clashes as the police are responding very aggressively to the protesters. the police have blocked passage so the protesters can't go any further. at the moment the police say that more than 50 people have been arrested. authorities have accused foreign intelligence agencies of organizing the protests in order to destabilize the situation in the country and claims that the r

armed forces struck key targets in several ukrainian cities on thursday, including the countries capital t f. according to the russian defense ministry, the strikes wherein responds to terrorist acts carried out in russia's, brianna border region by ukrainian forces. earlier this month, moscow added that it successfully hit military infrastructure. meanwhile, in october offs, also known as back move russian forces, now just a kilometer away from the center of the city that's according to the chief of the private wagner military group. and the area has been the focus of intense fighting for months with the entrenched ukrainian troops now almost fully surrounded. and his san verify footage are circulating on social media showing wagner soldiers replacing ukrainian flag with their own on top of a russian monument in the eastern part of our offices. this comes as washington is now trying to down play the significant solve this key city. the fall of buff mood won't necessarily mean that the russians have changed the tide of this fi. i think it's more of a symbolic value than it is a strategic a

an oil tanker sank after experiencing engine trouble in rough seas and authorities in the georgia capital t of lucy have attained at least $66.00 people demonstrating against a controversial new draft law. the law dubbed the foreign agent bill received backing from parliament early this week. opponents say that if passed the law would limit free speech and mark a shift toward authoritarianism. there, calling for fresh protest this afternoon. georgia at boiling point for these demonstrators. it's become a battle for the future direction of the country and they're willing to fight for it. the violent protests here in the capital tbilisi response by george's parliament, giving the initial green light to a draft bill. which critic say tramples on, press freedoms and basic civil rights. they claim it's a russian style law that would require n g o z and independent media received more than 20 percent of their funding from abroad to declare themselves. foreign agents scuffled broke out when it progressed with a clear majority in parliament this week, the ruling georgia dream party say it improves

that's based on the information released by the russian ministry of defense and in the georgia capital t believe c. riot police have been dispersing protesters with tear gas and water cannons. that's after rioters broke through a barricade near the country's parliament while attempting to storm the building in a protest against a new foreign agent law. ah, road traffic in this city has been blocked with mass arrests also reported. some of the protesters receive throwing molotov cocktails and stones at police, leaving several officers injured. ambulances arrived to help treat any casualties. earlier on tuesday, their proposed loss bar clashes between georgia law makers inside parliament. that's the spicy initiative, which the u. s embassy into belief they have described as prevalent and fired. being approved by a majority of m. p. 's r t correspondent, marina kazora has more details. this foreign agent law basically means that any organizations receive in foreign funding have to register as foreign agents. basically that they are working in the interest of the country that has given them

, as the russian armed forces have struck key targets in several ukrainian cities, including the capital t f, the russian ministry of defense says the operation was in response to key terrorist acts inside of russia earlier this month. or his own, if at all, in response to the terrorist actions organized by the cube regime on march. second, this year and the brians grecian, the armed forces of the russian federation inflicted a massive retaliation strike high precision, long range, air see, and land based weapons including the dagger hypersonic missile system hit key elements of ukraine's military infrastructure enterprises of the military. industrial complex. as well as facilities that provide energy to them to target the strike has been achieved. all assigned objects have been hit. according to the defense ministry, russia launched a massive retaliatory strike using hypersonic missiles. officials say that some key elements of you crazy military infrastructure companies, or the military industrial complex, as well as energy facilities that supply them with power. we're hit now apart from

headlines on our team international as strikes key targets in several ukrainian cities, including the capital t f. it's all as a response to terrorist attacks and rushers against regional reporting to roger's ministry of defense assassination attempt in moldova is trans nice. the region targeting senior officials has been thwarted, according to local authorities, who said ukrainian agents were behind the plan. oh.

capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the hour. welcome to the program. and we begin with the latest from the city of archer mosque, also known as back, where the head of the wagner group says that russian forces have taken control over the eastern part of the key city. he added that the russian army now has the most modern military capabilities. and that taking control over this city will allow russian forces to advance further into the drawing bass. yes, you stall, fuels east, the world has not yet encountered the russian army being so well trained and equipped with units that have naughty it entered the battle which have a multitude of modern weapons and intelligence capabilities. perfectly prepared there waiting in the wings to make an entrance up to wagner, hand and tied up to the capture of buck munt. i wanted resolution ens landscape. i am grateful that you have decided to fight in bachman. we ask you to take the elderly and children out of bachman and send normal comic ready units for months or she laughs. kaz van a focal p

their jobs and then what >> silicon valley bank had relationships with over half o the venture capital back tstart-ups in the country one of the really importan point here is to realize how centralized the tech industr was around this bank and how important it was for literally thousands of companies and start-ups. if the worst-case scenario happens where this money i gone, not able to be accesse again, that would be in th thousands or tens of thousands of relatively high paying jobs >> correct me if i'm wrong her right? like chase bank for instance, much bigger bank than silico valley bank as more kind of risk over right? one of the reasons why a start-up would not necessarily go to chastening chalet than they would go to silicon valle bank silicon valley bank has history of dealing wit start-ups more so right? how will this change the gam for raising money right? for start-ups for instance fro going to banks like kind o smaller lenders like silicon valley bank instead of going t the bigger banks that will provide you with more security >> i mean people are already saying how investors, when

reaffirmed their commitment to building and multi polar world ah, coming to live from the russian capital versus r t international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of be our welcome to the program. and moscow has agreed to extend the black sea grant agreement, but only for 60 days in order to assess whether the west will prove it's ready to fulfill both parts of the package. russia is deputy foreign minister, highlighted that it's commodities entering the market, are supposed to be part of the deal as well. the comprehensive and frank conversation has once again confirmed that while the commercial exported ukrainian products is carried out at a steady pace, bringing considerable profits to kiev restrictions on the russian agricultural exports as a stunning place. how far the stones were, we determined upon tangible progress on the normalization of our agricultural exports. not in woods, but in deeds. for more details on this last cross live now to archie, contributor rachel mars that rachel is good to see you. now, what are the russian concerns which led to the choice to only extend the

tony chang report and the capital ne p t. r. cavalry officers lead the way at the start of mamma's armed forces, day parade, a limousine carrying the military leader in the rear. as dawn broke over the huge parade ground in the secluded capital naperville, tens of thousands of soldiers marched information, adjusting his troops. men on lie said he would stop at nothing to defeat what he called terrorists. those who continue to resist military rule is the terror acts of the national unity government and its lucky, the so called peoples defense forces need to be tackled for good once and for all. mir mars military. and the government also needs to take action against these terrorist groups, which are trying to devastate the country and are killing people. after the ground troops came the heavy weaponry, huge artillery pieces of rockets, tanks and heavy armor overhead, a display of air power fighter jets and helicopters purchased from russia and china deployed frequently. over the past 12 months, hundreds of civilians are reporte

security forces in the capital, nairobi fi t aghast. that people trying to gather shops have been shut and trained services suspended police earlier band people demonstrating against high prices and fuel shortages ah remodel headlines. you and al jazeera protests, as in israel, remain on the street despite the prime minister announcing he will hold off on reforms to the legal system. benjamin netanyahu has said there will be a delay to the overhaul that would increase the power knesset at the expense of the course. but he said that he will not surrender in his attempt to bring sweeping changes. the proposal has led to weeks of demonstrations with critic saying it threatens democracy globally for well, whenever we have the capabilities to avoid a civil war, we need to go for this. at the same time, we need to give ourselves some time in order to reach a point where we can vote during the 2nd session of the concert. we want reforms, we want balance between authorities and powers yarber when nate one hans the rights of the individuals. to

security forces in the capital nairobi fi t gas at people trying to gather shops have been shot and trained services suspended police earlier band people demonstrating against high prices and fuel shortages.

security forces of the capital nairobi 5 t, a gas, a people trying to gather shops of being shots and trained services, suspended police early a band, people demonstrating against high prices and fuel shortages on person died more than 200 people were arrested during protest last week joyce guna has more from nairobi. this is a position a where his supporters are here in large numbers in support of these move and he is mass action which plans to pressure medium router, governments to know the house of leaving. ah, i'll end the day. protestors were engaged in running battles with the police tear gas canisters lobbied at the protest, does ah, and the convoy of the opposition leads out was not spared either for the crowd kept milling back to the streets to show support. most protest is carrying utensils and vegetables to symbolize the high cost of leaving nearly done that will be by noon. this woman, since she left her house early in the morning to join the protest because she wants to fight for the country's economy to improve railroads nga. and he's supposed to say that will keep proce

term, also ahead a r t and beds with russian troops as they advanced and on bass as artillery forces strike frontline and cranium positions with coming to live from the russian capital, this is our t international. i'm rachel levitz here with the top stories of the hour. welcome to the program. the leadership of iran and saudi arabia have agreed to resume diplomatic relations and reopen their embassies. the statement comes after top. officials from both countries held talks in beijing. now the states foreign ministers will meet to implement the decision and make the necessary arrangements and assign their ambassadors. here's archie contributor use of jo ali with more on the development. great news for the middle east and the whole world as iran and a saudi arabia finally decided to break the ice and resumed their diplomatic ties. after several years after 7 years of frosty relations, while the agreement came on friday and it was reached and b chinese capital beijing . after several days of intensive negotiations between our secretary of iran's supreme national security council and he shavani and his mom, saudi counterpart, and the chinese capital beijing, of course,

, at times that the capital was not supposed t have people giving tours, so we'll see. it's part of thi misinformation being put out b the speaker's office and obviously, with anothe network. so, we'll see. we stand by our work at th committee. we feel very proud of it i think, based on the reaction that we've gotten overall, people saw what they - with their own eyes what happens. so, it's very difficult fo someone to say well, what yo saw with your own ice is, in fact, didn't really happen you have to listen to me so can tell you what you saw with your own eyes. i just see the american people as being better than that. >> strange times were, and where that thing does actually work on some percentage of the population congressman, could see you a always democratic representativ bennie thompson the mississipp is the former chairman of th january six house committee. he's a ranking member now on the homeland securit committee. still ahead on velshi, silicon valley bank was a key lender t the biggest tech firms and start-ups in the country in just 48 hours, the bank total

demonstrators tried to storm the country's parliament with coming to live from the russian capital, this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the hour. welcome to the program. we start with the latest news from the don bass, where ukrainian forces have hit residential buildings and don, that's leaving to teenage boys injured. ortiz, roman coast, europe brings the report from the side of the attack. 3 civilians were wounded as a result of ukrainian artillery schilling here hinder nest. 2 of those civilians were children, 2 boys, 12 and 13 years old. were here at the scene right now. you can see the house is almost completely had destroyed. everything inside is upside down. investigators were working on the scene and they discovered remains of a shell. now there are clear markins here and numbers and the english letter s right here, which she clearly indicates that nato made weapons were used once again, against peaceful civilians. here in the next little year old boy was in his bed during the shilling he was probably on his telephone, playing games like the kids

t-1 bond holders. it has been law in understanding of the capital structure of the banks for as long as i can remember that bondholders sat above equity holders the owners of the a-t-1 bonds may not be as secure as those who own senior debt in the banks, but it was a given largely that if you were a bondholder, you believed you would ahead of the equity owners in getting paid out. this resolution proper is cease ultimately has inverted that understanding. i think we need to look very carefully at the bonds of banks around the world now to see if we see a widening of spreads and whether we do see any spiking of the credit default swaps and insurance of those bonds because those bondholders are, perhaps, beginning to think about what the consequences of any distress in the organizations they own would mean for their financial security or them being made whole again here so, as much as this is an inn y idiosyncratic story with the subsequent management over the legal scandals we had and management scandals we had and outpouring of depositor assets, idiosyncratic to switzerland, but this is a bigger issue

in kenya, please, in the capital nairobi have 5 t guys at demonstrators protesting against the rising cost of living and fuel shortages. some of the crowd throwing rocks at the police. more than 20 people have been arrested including 2 opposition and peas. opposition leader reloading. and already last, last year's presidential election to william route i on these calls, the kenyans to come out on to the streets. on the south africa's opposition parties, economic freedom fighters is calling for a national shut down and mass protests. it says it wants the president to be removed and rolling power outages to end security has been tightened at government buildings and the army has been deployed. however, tarza is up those protests in pretoria. we cannot just sit, hold on to nick this country, canada. that is what you need from me. he's the leader of young to see if it's high to my not. he's marching with me heading to prison around the post office here they say they go to the mines design. that's him. be in the red t shirt with his name. and the heater is, is basically this protein is als

little exposure, there areán broader fields around short fallsÑi and financing and the re in cost4-t capital're ' stay on this. whileÑi all energy stocksi] saw gains this week, the next guest says there are a few warning signs flashing after the svb collapse. stephen, good to see xdyou. welcome. >> thank you for having fáme. the reason we're all a little cautious on new energy is this is not where you should be going right now. they come up. a clear way energy for instance. a few of the other playersí■( so why do you think the most vulnerability in the market and where do you think people should be lookingq instead? that's driving the valuations and dividend growths. the concerns is obvious. they're certain right now. if the cost rises,fá we're not sure they're able tor that spread. that is super critical for the growth of tomorrow. so companies like that are essentially centralized around the cost of financing, concern us more than companies that are really developing projects, building projects or manufacturers that haveq a lot f exposure. >> noÑi explanation. that's why we see thefá chara

fundamentally the banking system has a lot of capital to be it t real estate because so many mid-sizedks are lenders in that space. that could impact construction, in other words this could have a real impact on the economy. does it tip us towards recession? >> well, it definitely brings us closer. right now, what's unclear for us is how much of these banking stresses are leading to a widespread credit crunch, and then that credit crunch, as you said, would slow down the economy. this is something we are monitoring very closely. now, on one hand, such strains could then bring down inflation so we have to do less work with the federal funds rate to bring the economy into balance, but right now it's unclear how much of an imprint these banking stresses are going to have on the economy, but it's something to watch very carefully and that's whatreused on. l resee tt thngn credit mighte s oflowi down the onomy. idneel k rate hikes at your next meeting? >> well, we have to see. you know, right now the stresses are only a couple weeks old. the positive sign is, deposit outflows seem to have s

capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories would be our welcome to the program. and we again, with the latest from china's 2 sessions event, where beijing's foreign minister said he hopes the you will embrace strategic independence from the u. s. after the end of the conflict in ukraine, adding that the west is currently escalating the conflict and pursuing its own agenda while undermining china's proposed piece plan area. honish. regrettably, however, efforts for peace talks have been repeatedly undermined. there seems to be an invisible hand pushing for the per traction, an escalation of the conflict and using the cream crisis to serve a certain geo political agenda doll. while the u. s. fully supports ukraine, china's foreign minister says washington, simultaneously, disrespects chinese sovereignty tensions intensify. last august, when then how speaker nancy pelosi ignored all warnings and paid an official visit to taiwan, sparking a sharp response from beijing and prompting larg

capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel evans. here with the latest news. welcome to the program. tuesday. mark day to the chinese president's visit to moscow, where she is in pe and vladimir putin held talks and signed numerous bilateral agreements. ah, china and russia are guided by principles within the un charter, and they stand on the right side of history. that was the way the chinese president summed up relations between the powers as he praised bilateral ties between moscow and beijing. get woocommerce, richie, the chinese russian ties have gone far beyond bilateral relations over the last and years, and all of crucial and vital importance for today's world order, and the fate of mankind are. contacts and cooperation are advanced on the principle of friendship. a relationship is built on contributing to the progress of mankind were guided by the principles in the un charter and a day to an unbiased view were always ready for peace and dialogue. we firmly stand on the right side of history. i count on continuing close contacts with president putin and on long term at china,

capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel, blub. it's here with the top stories of the hour. welcome to the program. violent clashes with police have erupted in paris as nationwide protest or how begins controversial pension reform plans. this is the 1st president bowed to implement the change no matter what. ah, friend president, a manual non crock has brush aside those concerns, calling the public's voice illegitimate. that's while protest in other countries have his utmost support. archie contributor rachel mars, it gets her take on the story. so the increase of france, his retirement age from 62 to 64 years, has been rammed through the french national assembly, not by democratic vote, but by french president, emmanuel michaels prime minister elizabeth bon evoking clause 49.3 of the french constitution. now that clause permits the government to push through new laws and very limited circumstances without any vote. and also cutting short any debate or discussion on the issue. listening to my call trying to defend his decision to push through this particular law without a vo

capital. this is r t international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. and we begin with the latest from china's 2 sessions event, where beijing foreign minister said he hopes the will embrace strategic independence from the u. s. after the end of the conflict and ukraine, adding that the west is currently escalating the conflict and pursuing its own agenda while undermining china's proposed piece plan. landed ukrainian crisis come to a critical juncture when you choose either to stop hostilities, restoring peace or to fuel the fire and expand the crisis. letting the situation get out of control conflicts, y'all. sanctions and pressure cannot solve the problem. regrettably efforts for peace talks have been repeated, the undermined there seems to be an invisible hand pushing the pro traction. an escalation of the conflict using the ukraine crisis to serve a certain geo political agenda shed that she all the while the us fully supports ukraine, china's foreign minister says tha

capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel blah. here with the top stories a, be our welcome to the program. moscow has condemned the u. k. move to supply ukraine with talks it depleted uranium ammunition, as a serious step towards escalating the conflict. the russian foreign minister or not the devastating long term health effects on civilians and military from the use of those weapons in iraq and yugoslavia. it, sir, this is a step towards a serious build up of escalation city statements by western colleagues that it's okay, nothing is forbidden. we don't violate any conventions, but we all remember what consequences the use of depleted uranium supplies lead to in yugoslavia, iraq were tens of thousands of civilians and military personnel suffered from the use of this ammunition. young, the modem, depleted uranium rounds, had been previously used by western militaries against armored vehicles and tanks, fastest by grave environmental and health concerns. russia's foreign ministry warned of the impacts of using the ammunition throu

i think right now, what people are looking at is whether the 16 billion frank allotment of a t-1 door capital contingent bonds can absorb a lot of those losses. but it goes to this bigger question -- what did ubs see under the hood that made them raise the price and raise the guarantees, raise their threshold for what they were going to be ok with when they were speaking with swiss regulators? jonathan: joining us now is the senior regulator at danske bank. has ubs got a bargain or take on a problem? >> [laughter] i think that's the million-dollar question at this point. the truth is there are too many unknowns to truthfully say anything about whether it's a bargain or whether they are overpaying. at least with the 81 right down we are seeing and a low share price compared to the market value by friday as well as the guarantees they got from the swiss government, i think they've got a lot of security cooked into this deal. i'm having a hard time seeing the bill turned into a disaster but there are a lot of things that i have had a hard time imagining that have happened so i would not call it

capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins. here with the latest news. welcome to the program. trading has been halted for multiple banks on the new york stock exchange after stocks hit record lows. it all comes in the wake of the collapse of silicon valley bank after fears of contagion, spread those effect. it includes several regional banks after losing 60 percent of their market cap on monday. experts blame as b, b, c, e o for the crisis and market as the 2nd biggest us banking failure on record. the stock crashes occurred while president biden sought to reassure americans that their money was safe. although he refused to engage with journalist after delivering his statement, all customers who had deposits and these banks can rest assured, i want to rest assured that will be protected and they'll have access to their money. as of today, that includes small businesses across the country. the bank there and need to make payroll pay their bills and stay open for business. no losses will, and i'm, this is important point. no losses will be borne by the ta

capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. ah, chinese president, she's in pain, landed in moscow on monday for a 3 day summit that began with a one on one informal chat with russian president vladimir putin. the headline bilateral meeting is set for tuesday, where the 2 leaders will discuss a range of topics including the roadmap for a multi polar world president, she who came to russia on his 1st international trip after his re election. so the 2 countries are strategic partners with historic types. i, person putin, i've always referred to you as my dear friend, is such a great pleasure for me to receive your invitation and to visit russia once again on a stay visit. especially since this event happens right after my re election as president of the people's republic of china. and i chose in russia as my 1st foreign visit. china attaches great importance to developing brush at china relations, considering that there is a historical logic behind th