coming to protest or any us from to believe see any official reaction to the in you warnings. dimitri know specifically what these warnings have. a basically reiterating what you officials have said before and the wants of georgia. dream has been telling us is that these are generic statements that was the, the uh, on. so that was given to us 2 days ago. these are generic statements. there's no concrete proposals on which the goal is to change and the law, nothing like that. but the nate's always folks pass also said that this is a step in the wrong direction for georgia and step away from european and euro, atlantic integration. she also, it's the government to respect the rights for peaceful protests in the late fee and it has been mostly peaceful throughout the day yesterday. it's very quiet today. there's nobody here. but that was one incident of to which police the south from these gates of the parliament building, and basically cleared out the whole fates with a sporadic scuffle here. and that, here's the report that our team here prepared. and that's pleasing. it was a battle they h

know many. and according to the problem is spokesman. dimitri prescott, this change is aim that's integrating the defense industrial base with national economy. and he emphasized that billow, so is essentially the perfect fit when it comes to dealing with the military's financial issues, which in word besides, it is very important seats invite the economy of all security force is into the economy of the country so that it corresponds to the dynamics of our current situation and the 2nd thing probably there is important to note is that today on the bottle field, the, when a is the one who's open multi device and not open to maxim operational implementation. and the full and naturally occurring stage, the president has decided that a civilian should have the minister of defense. there is no just the civilian, but to mine who, how did the very successful ministry also economic development of russia before a long time was in the system to the presidents on economic issues. now, all in all the kremlin has made it clear that this choice is important as russian military spending one from 3 percent to 6.

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the bill could pass into laws early as tuesday, elses 0 is dimitri method income, who's in the georgia and capital police, who joins us know me treat last year. the government gave up on this bill because of the protests and the mobilization. what are you expecting this time around the world? we are proud to stay below ready in the spring. so around $10000.00 people, at least, i mean, they've been monitoring for 2 hours from uh, 4 kilometers away from one spot to this square since the european sweats in essential to lisa. and yeah, for all these 2 hours crowds upon crowds of people have been gathering, they've only just now finished gathering yet so far it's been quite faithful. but it is very loud vocals that they do not want this law to be part of the government as, as low as it is a thousands of and you know, i was operating in the country and i want to know where the money is coming from for the people here say, says i'm much a big game play basically, because it's not just about the small, it's about the police in georgia, move forward with up to this, the law potentially after the silver destiny becomes more. right.

, this is required, this we need to figure it out, dimitri, to be honest, i think every russian schoolchild and not only... a russian schoolchild knowstantly make films about it, despite the fact that they, and their films, look , every second a film, there’s some kind of ciru operation where they destroy someone somewhere in the middle east, the far east, somewhere else, it’s not absolutely in berlin, it’s not hidden at all, so there’s another more important source , this is hollywood, which is not shy about filming all this, i wanted to ask you one question that can help us understand who did this, why, if someone did this on purpose for some reason, i don’t think that in israel or in the united states hopes to make its man president iran, but i can imagine what they are thinking about the upcoming elections, that these elections can somehow be used to stir up tensions. some forces both inside iran and outside it, but in any case, if any protests happen, then the current government will be with them. the current leadership of iran can easily cope, it’s not about the president, but it’s still about something else, a different person

dimitri? >> the export of -- again, part of the diplomacy and relationship building is making sure we know what the gaps are in thinking creatively about what our partnerships are. so one of the really exciting things about cdc is the willingness to engage more deeply with private entities. we have seen it a lot in other areas so as we sort of understand that global situation and identify those gaps, those relationships may end up being important to leverage in other spaces. most important piece of that is we agree. that component of our partnerships is critical not only in our borders but beyond. >> you are developing an intra-agency strategy to bring the cdc together in an integrated way. you are working interagency across usg to build those partnerships but then there's the intersectoral aspects of this with private sector and broader state and local public sector engagement and then of course the international. so as is typical in public health, it's a ripple of interrelated relationships, but clearly the nongovernment sectors are going to be particularly to go -- particularly critical here

you know, tensions are running high in anticipation of tuesday's vote, because so much is at stake for georgia, dimitri method and go out to 0 dc. separate test in spain's, catalonia region has stuff with a huge set back and sundays regional election. socialist policy which also runs the national government in madrid, has emerged as the largest parts and most of the sites counted. catalonia is separate, us government held a referendum to break away from spain. in 2017 majority, never recognized the right side. okay. yeah, go reports. now from boss, so there it was a close victory, the counselor in your socialist and they maintain a significant results for the you the to vote. so says sell the yes, the mine tell us do turning that way into reality. know, these to start bodies as one of the most important, relevant factors has been the policies of the spanish government. and in particular, a prime minister petro sanchez. this house he has quite a narrow majority. nevertheless, the challenge this pro unity policy has is whether they can form a government with a separate tables. catalonia is where the regi

the $60000000000.00 supplemental we know is coming at a critical time because that's the secretary of state to alongside the ukraine in def, uh, foreign minister, dimitri convey. but let's get to work on that from the front sides, which is a full, but you came military intelligence officer. now that just a military strategy posts with university in the u. k. welcome back, friends, frank. let's to start with your thoughts on back to accept from the us x ray of states, this speech, what jumped out is not you or 2 things. first of all, the was or didn't see, i didn't see any specificity on numbers in, in terms of this uh, enterprise funds that was announced have been several such initiatives of course over the years nor any indication of how long this would last. and the 2nd thing was, i think this was positive, highlighting the end of a tree capabilities. that's one organizational brave one that was highlighted on ukraine is relying very great deal. not to some extent. that's understandable. well, it wasn't mentioned doesn't quite understandably, as a really serious and eminent issues of mountain power munition and particularly onto across the equipment.

dimitri. yeah. so what, what would be the point is that this person also has a history of being and that then, you know, called this a terrorist even against is ray lee left. is that refuse? it refused the uh, judiciary. cool. before the war. uh, he has a history of branding. left is the is really left the so we are talking about a typical uh you could make it a typical method. yeah. oh, how does it typical design your stairs, who just happened to be on video? now if you watch all the videos coming out of the army, despite all instructions not to room anything and not to pose anything, you would fly is riley army. their members are really committing bullcrap, uh, stealing, abusing their power, shooting at civilians, killing kids. it's all out in the internet and it's being quoted by v i c j in the eyes. you say, yeah, and i, i think this is just, uh, you know, the tip of the iceberg, especially for people that are getting understand hebrew, to go into hebrew speaking sites to see the social value is the genocide, the social premises values of as you to see that this is that the society has gone beyond

kremlin spokesman, dimitri pest golf topics, including for example, the continued western recognition all flooded minutes and ski as you cranes legit president. although you probably know by now his time has officially expired. i rushed his tides with a ron, and the recognition of palestine is an independent state. it was a pretty broad ranging conversation. so we need to get those to. is that going to this? do you mean as an excuse to him? of office has expired. all represents the itself, the european union have already stated that they will continue to consider him as a legitimate ruler. but you know what pollutants position is that a conference in all media. you said that you craniums themselves and it showed you the site will there be any changes regarding iran roam is all pond up. it is a country with which we are developing the widest range. all find that for relations are we all together with the rainy people at pacific time. but we convinced that there is a full consensus among the radian leadership that our relationship continue to develop in the recognition of kind of started as a separate states. most of the soviet union recognized palestine as an independen

wondering, i'm dimitri weird judge, rush of fit in with china is confrontation with the west, particularly in the united states, to be the valuable ally, or is it more of a useful distraction? we know us foreign policy assets. they've been tied up of dealing with ukraine. we know that the bite administration wanted to focus on trying to as it did. and you know, this is a sort of a trend line and the american foreign policy over the last decade that we try to pivot to asia and every single time something else, whether it's the middle east or europe attempts to intervene and pull us back and look i think for china, this war as is not something i think they desired originally, but they've learned not to just live with it, but actually benefit from it. they're getting cheap gas and oil from russia. they are increasingly the russians become economically dependent on china and becoming a boss of state to china. and america is distracted. it is sending weapons and munitions they might need in a conflict in asia to ukraine. it's spending so much of its resources, diplomatically and economically on this conflict, so that is all highly beneficial to china. so let's, let's consider then when

knows when that's gonna happen? some people say another couple of hours might, might do it. okay. dimitri, we'll cross back to as and when the vote happens for the time being, thanks so much for that. recording from to police. a record number of people around the world were displaced last year are mainly because of floor fighting and dogs us john and the democratic republic of congo accounted for nearly 2 thirds of the 76000000 people will have to flee their homes and natural disasters uprooted tens of millions more for about and go for reports. a watchdog fast will drive level displacement to a record 7 to 6000000 people. last year, the report from the internal displacement monitoring center says the number of display spe pulled doubled in the last 5 years. these palestinians arriving at milwaukee area on gauze as western coast have been on the move since is russ one goes to become enough to buy a. how do i lot of that. we've been displaced 4 times and now we live with my uncles family in my wasi, but there is no space for us here. vine and send gaza sit down on the democratic republic o

you know, tensions are running high in anticipation of tuesday's vote, because so much is at stake for georgia. dimitri man, if it didn't go out to 0, typically see the johns hopkins university in baltimore and protests as occupying it and cabinets and solidarity would progress to needs to reach an agreement. to end the protests, the university says it will conduct a timely review or protest is key question of divestment from israel. the agreement it follows weeks of fail negotiations. pasco, hayden joins us live from washington dc. so patsy, what's exactly being agreed as well. the protesters don't take down their tense and they have in fact done that the university for its part says that it's going to move up a process. as you mentioned that already existing, they're going to move it up by about 5 months and the board of trustees will vote on whether to divest from funds and defense contractors that do business with israel. so basically they're saying they'll have a vote. they're not necessarily promising that the disbursement will take place, but it's just being moved up by those 5 months. that mean

dimitris, in general , just a second, michael, yes, what do you think, yes, well, why did he come there, but i don’t knowthere, cars with russian license plates, there are greeks there, i won’t say which ones, who want to go there and.. . they drive to the border, leave their cars there and walk there, i don’t know, somehow they cross there, it’s just funny, but that’s not what i’m talking about today, i’m talking about the fact that we must not forget that they are americans. they like very well here is one game, poker, poker, we play with ourselves and the one who cheats more wins, if i i win, which means it deceived you a little more than you deceived me, but... what happens here, we were talking about korea, we were talking about blinkin just now, we get this picture: the americans are starting to somehow have nothing to do with ukraine , because it smells like something fried there, you know, and what happens, the americans start saying, we came up with it and we said in advance that they’ll go to kharkov, this is a representative who... is very connected with such good organizations called ngos, 20

know. yeah, yeah. yeah, that's right, police over the with a truck. oh but yeah, i think it's, it's the tensions are building up quite all right, dimitri, we'd like to go for now. we're going to go for now and see if we can update you. next though, we'll let you go for now and you'll be checking in with you a little later. thank you so much for that update from tiffany. see so that is the developing story, the live pictures for. and so the least see where the bill has now been passed. that's being described by some as a for an interference bill will bringing alex scriver nurse who is the executive director of the think tanks, the democratic security institute. welcome child to 0. you're speaking to us from to police as well. so as we look at that life picture in front of parliament where our correspondence was saying, things seem to be escalating between a being the protest. her is, are not happy now that this bill has passed. what's your reaction a well, i mean saying the protest is wrong. he is not as a site, so i'm his father is states the x essentially and forms. but defeating this bill, pass for many people in georgia. i mean, the cries of, i mean

dimitri pavard there. and olivia ruiz, the singer. and today, where could it possibly be? i don't know, no time to lose .to lose . >> no time to lose. >> no time to lose. >> there's no time to lose. they are taking the olympic flame into toulouse and there we are. look at that. look he's nearly setting fire to her. can you see that? she's. he's holding the flame above her head. that could have been. she's got a real strut on so there we are. and they're handing over. it's very moving. that is the beautiful town of carcassonne . town of carcassonne. >> it's a bit. it's a bit of an odd sort of shape, isn't it, that it goes out and then in again, i normally think. >> have you never seen an olympic torch? >> man, i have seen olympic torches. i saw the one that came in 2012, in the uk, and that was a proper torch. narrow at the bottom, wide at the top. not this , not this peculiar sort of shape. >> that's the eu for you see. that's what it was all about then with their torches they go, well, justifies everything, doesn't it, so . doesn't it, so. >> well, thank you for continuing to track the olympic torch. >>

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