and instead of managing it and working as e u. member states together to share the responsibility for hosting asylum seekers and for sharing responsibility for the for them aside and process. we see that is every time this is instead of political crisis, doesn't ca, employees have been involved in alleged sex crimes against children as young as 2. and only one of them was charged. that's the diving revelation. octo trove of documents was to classified a correspondent, even as john off takes a closer look more than $3600.00 pages of deeply disturbing material. 75 of them ever more. so the part of the trove logging sex crimes against children committed by at least 10 cia employees. and contractors, in the worst of cases against very young children, had inappropriate sexual activity with an unidentified 2 year old girl. admitted to have an inappropriate social contact with the then 6 year old on 2 separate occasions, the personnel evaluation board voted unanimously to recommend termination and re vocation of his clearances. the easte

the e. u is trying to get tough on migration, particularly on its east in bo, does. now in a bid to tackle the issue that it's gone to 3 countries, controversial emergency asylum measures that will give poland lithuania and latvia. the power to hold people in special asylum processing centers, up to 16 weeks. that is a massive increase on the current timeframe that they can do that full weeks. the moves have shocked your human rights organizations. they've accused that you are playing politics with people's lives and bowing to pressure from eastern european member states. and that said that this is fueling an empty migration agenda. these new rules will also extend the time that these countries have the even officially register asylum applications that could now increased up to 4 weeks up from a maximum of 10 days. at the moment, no tensions on the eastern borders of the e. u. have been high for many months. the you is accused bellow roots of frying migrants to minsk and dumping them with the

as you heard, violating asylum rights campaign, is our angry today as an e. u. solution for asylum seekers attempted to get into europe through the better ocean border. there was still thousands of them stranded impeller, roasted a temporary shelter set up by the authorities now then brussels. wanted to extend the asylum processing time by months and keep the migrants in special camps along the way. but rights groups won't. that plan st said dangerous president. if the you can allow a minority of member states to throw out the rule book due to the presence of a few 1000 people at its border, it throws out any authority as on human rights in the rule of law. stopping detaining, and criminalize and people trying to find safety in europe, brakes international and european asylum law supporting the detention of migrants at e, you borders put politics over people's lives. the e u is trying to get tough on migration, particularly on its east in bo, does now in a bid to tackle the issue that it's gone to in 3 countries, controversial emergency asylum measures that wil

is petrol palms ran dry fuel deliveries from the e. u stalled. in a shortfall of european drivers who had left britain contributed to the perfect storm, the results, national shortages of foodstuffs and other retail products. independent economists expect the u. k. gross domestic product to drop by 4 percent as a result of regs, it in the coming years. exports have already fallen. whereas e u country to actually expanded their exports to the rest of the world. the u. k. has not, we've been performing very badly. so in that sense, at least so far, at least break it has, has clearly failed to deliver. so far, the british government has not been able to deliver its brags, it promised. that's why some holes show 60 percent of britons believe brags it has done more harm than good. australia's government fails to set out concrete plans earlier this year for reaching its climate goals. disappointing international observers at the cop climate summit. still many businesses, their c carbon neutrality as an opportunity, australia successful wine sector is no

the e. u says minsky is attempting to destabilize the union by flooding it with migrants in reaction to sanctions. it's placed on bell roost. minsk though, rejects these allegations. there are currently thought to be around $8000.00 migrants being held in centers in eastern europe in countries after they crossed over the border from belarus around $7000.00 more. a said to remain in belarus itself and what the commission describes the situation as improving. it still defends the idea behind these new measures to protect our borders and to protect people. we are giving flexibility and support to member states to manage this emergency situation without compromising on human rights. this should allow the member states in question to fully uphold the right to asylum and align legislation with you. a quiz. quit even you diplomats and law makers of finding this pretty hard to swallow. they describe the move as lowering you standards and even violating you law, leaving many to question how the you can

ah ah asylum seekers, it may have to wait months at the e u. belarus border to get processed. if a new plan from brussels it gets to the go ahead rights group say the move throws away the rural book. nursing unions around the globe call for coven vaccine patents to be lifted. blaming production restrictions for deaths in the developing world on the constrain will be followed the others if we cannot act. and if all countries in at, at here to think of vaccinations, tracking and england cancer catastrophe, senior medics react to gaming government findings that 700000 potential cases may have been missed since the pandemic began. ah, a lot of direct from our studios and moscow, this is our teacher national. i'm sean thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now 1st violating asylum writes campaigners are angry at and you solution for asylum seekers attempting to get into europe through the bell? russian border there are still thousands stranded in belarus, had a temporary shelters set up by the authorities. now, brussels wants to extend to the asylum processing time by months a

yes, meaning christmas has been saved from the e. u. g wrenches for now. but it just seems to be the season for bashing yuletide because across the channel the u. k. government was looking for a touchy tech talk, so going to encourage students to get faxed before the holidays job and go whoa, whoa, whoa, mary medina, christmas, that kind of thing. and though the celebration of jesus is, boss hasn't really bothered anyone since it started during the roman times. london decided and 2021 that it just doesn't cut it anymore. we have been advised by the cabinet office that we should not use the word christmas, that the government campaign needs to be inclusive and some religions don't celebrate christmas. the other option was festive season, which keeps the emotional motivation. we have gone with. don't take coven 19 home for the holidays as it links to school and university christmas holidays. in cat shame turns out, though the very well paid civil simons are not in touch with reality. shocking! because if you believe twitter, those non christians, what aren't

and e u leaders sounds pretty aggressive. we see plenty of fake news about russia allegedly planning an aggressive invasion. china shrugs off a u. s. and boycott, it's winter olympics pointing out that the american diplomats weren't even invited for european states imposed mandatory vaccination. discontent seems to sweep the block, the ban protests on the streets and politicians decrying while they branded, troubling state kush ah oh great, have you company watching our t international 1st for you this, our high stakes talks between the russian and us presidents. they are set to take place later on tuesday and mid rampant speculation about a possible invasion of ukraine and increased nato activity in the black sea. ahead of that call, joe biden, set the tone by saying that he will not accept any red lines as he called it from vladimir putin. yet at the same time, the white house, as it is not sinking conflict and exclusive interview with our t, the criminal spokesperson told us that the u. s. is becoming increasingly aggressiv

is petrol palms ran dry fuel deliveries from the e. u stalled. and a shortfall of european drivers who had left britain contributed to the perfect storm. the results, national shortages of foodstuffs and other retail products. independent economists expect the u. k. 's gross domestic product to drop by 4 percent as a result of reg, in the coming years. exports have already fallen. where as e u countries are actually expanded their exports to the rest of the world, the u. k. has not, we've been performing very badly. and so in that sense, at least so far at least break it has, has clearly failed to deliver. so far, the british government has not been able to deliver its brags at par man. that's why some whole show 60 percent and britain's believe rags, it has done more harm than good. well, let's get more on this from our reporter daniel went to hi daniel. you k. there does seem as face a lot of challenges over the last 12 months. but how does that compare with all the predictions? well, rog, as you probably remember, boris johnson promised, sunlit

and e u leaders sounds pretty aggressive. we see plenty of fake news about russia allegedly planning an aggressive invasion. breaking news here were naughty international to people at killed and for injured of a shooting at a public services center. in se moscow, the pope condemned the so called inclusive language or the e. you saying it threatens that blocks very existence while comparing it even to that of the nazi regime. whistleblower and the british foreign office says that you pay fail to help thousands of people desperate to flee the taliban in afghanistan. ah . or 7 o'clock on tuesday night, here in moscow. this is auntie international. a very warm welcome to you. so high stakes talk to right now taking place between the russian and us presidents. the video conference comes and made media speculation of a possible russian invasion of ukraine, despite moscow's repeated assurances that has no such plans. then again, you also have to consider the fact of the increased nato activity along russia, southern border, and that

the e. u says minsky is attempting to destabilize the union by flooding it with migrants in reaction to sanctions. it's placed on bell roost. minsk though, rejects these allegations to protect our borders and to protect people we are giving flexibility and support to member states to manage this emergency situation without compromising on human rights. this should allow the member states in question to fully uphold the right to asylum and align legislation with the you a quiz. quit even you diplomats and nor makers of finding this pretty hard to swallow. they describe the move as lowering you standards and even violating you law, leaving many to question how the you can hold itself up as a protector on human rights on the one hand and implement these measures on the other. charlotte, even ski r t. paris. why? he's not the only frontier in the spotlight at the moment because the u. s. is resorting to a trump era board of program. the one which president biden had called in humane where my grant

says the e u is stepping well beyond the dream. it it, is he outrages, ah, what kind of freedoms are people in the brothel administration are giving to themselves, to even think of trying to a colonial style to do to tell of june country that there are laws are, are not the highest laws or they're all lower than highest laws on their own countries. beer being commission, which is a institution that is imposing on or it's so will on member state while ah, it does not come from any democratic leg urgency, so we're hungry and all they're doing is that they are exactly saying that they don't want to be part of such system of all those roused rumble on europe's also facing a winter energy crisis and with price is hitting all time highs. this way. gas tank is initially heading to asia, being abruptly turned round mid journey to take advantage of the premium price is being paid by europeans, moscow's reject. it claims that it's to blame for the crisis, while ukraine's pointing the finger at russia's gas, giant gas promise sharply reduced

and e u leaders sounds pretty aggressive. we see plenty of fake news about russia allegedly planning an aggressive invasion. the pope a condemned to the so called inclusive language of the e u saying it threatens the blocks very existence while comparing it to the nazi regime. also in the program, a whistleblower and the british foreign office. so the u. k. fail to help thousands of people desperate to flee the taliban in afghanistan. ah, or it is now just after 4 pm here in the russian capital. this is our t international. we do start this hour with some breaking news for you here. we're not see international i do beg, your pardon will be checking that breaking news here on r t and get back to you with that for the meantime to our top story for now. so high stakes talks between the russian and u. s. presidents are taking place later on tuesday. it's a mid rampant speculation about a possible invasion of ukraine and increased nato activity in the black sea. now in an exclusive interview with us here at r t, the kremlin so spo

tensions have been steadily using over what might be a head for the future of ukraine, ukraine, the e u, and the u. s, are concerned about a recent build up of troops near the ukrainian border. washington says it could take no plans to attack. russia meanwhile, says it was a written declaration that ukraine will never be allowed to join the nato military alliance is the 2nd time this month. the 2 leaders have spoken you more talks with senior us, and russian officials are set for january. for more, let's bring in james, curt shake. he's a visiting fellow with the brookings institute, specialize on european politics and u. s. foreign policy strategy. mister cur. take these were the 2nd talks this month between president biden and putin. what results do you expect? i think will be more still made because i don't see the united states backing down . i said, united states and its allies does this really should not be a conversation between the united states and russia over the heads of the ukrainians. this is, this is about the democratic west, the free world. it's about the european commun

and hope francis slammed the e. u for trying to enforce supposedly inclusive language, likening its actions to the quote of nazi dictatorship ah, broadcasting live from moscow to the world. this is our team international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. vladimir putin and joe biden have concluded a 2 hour video call focusing on fears of a military escalation in ukraine. the kremlin and the white house have revealed the key talking points and our t. saskia taylor can tell us more. there was a lot of hype around the school, but at same time, very low expectations. and any major breakthrough would happen and not indeed seems to be the case here. after that phone call in which a number of issues was raised ranging from cyber warfare to strategic stability, to regional issues such as iran. both sides have come out with statements now and i will say it's very interesting to see how the 2 of them paint very different portraits of both the content and the tone of the phone call. i'm that said there are 3