an aspect of our interaction, the economic development of eritrea has been hampered by eu sanctions forars and the united states, the country remains on the list however, despite the pressure from asmara , it clearly follows its line after the start of a special operation in ukraine, russia supported the actions by voting against the anti-russian resolution in the un. we stand together against aggressive actions from the west we stand for the establishment of a multipolar world based on the principles of the sovereign equality of states in accordance with the un joint together we stand against the economic pressure of unilateral sanctions and blockades against the short-sighted policies of hegemony and containment that are pushing the world to the edge of the abyss and eritrea. we agreed to work to secure cooperation from western sanctions and to jointly oppose the interference of the former metropolises in the affairs of the continents, which often take advantage of the unstable situation there. we were , uh, concerned about the situation that has developed in the central african repub

cheskaya, and the development of eritrea is very strong, and western sanctions have been hindering the state for many years, they are subjected to, not only st. petersburg usa but their european allies, while defending their independent position, for example, in march last year, refused to vote for the anti-russian resolution won. we stand together against aggressive actions from the west we stand for the establishment of a multipolar world based on the principles of the sovereign equality of states in accordance with the un joint together we stand against the economic pressure of unilateral sanctions and blockade against the short-sighted policy of hegemony and containment, who are pushing the world to the edge of the abyss, or the three agreed to once again oppose together both western sanctions and their active interference in the internal affairs of the continent, which often these same western countries. especially the former metropolia actively take advantage, for example, of all kinds of unrest and unstable situation in many countries. in the situation that has developed in the

so i think it's like, yeah, i'm in syria, eritrea stone and libya. that's where people are coming from. i think what i wanted to really ask is a fee. i mentioned know that people have the judgment concerns and more pounds about people coming into the household. and i'd like to understand what this concerns, all right? because it very much mimics historically when brown and black people moving into white majority areas, the same on grade and how wifes like, you know, came and came about. and so i, you know, what isn't that, isn't it based on your racism? i appreciate you making that connection. i think too often things are conflated or at least perceptions can dictate a person's reality. too often we've seen that maybe get the better of a lot of people and because we've been talking about the mainstreaming of sort of, how can we put an anti brown and black or anti immigrant sentiment? i do want to share a clip from january, featuring someone who were calling hi arthur, who is, it's not her real name. i should say she's in the silent speaker from eritr

, well, it’s funny, where are your allies besides the world’s outcasts like eritrea and north korea,a vote against only there , supposedly strategic partners almost tomorrow you will fight side by side with america , act as a united front against the garden of myths, you are with us, and the keys should be with the chinese, because this is how the spring of europeans will become the last category. it will end quickly, but the truth is that you can love or not love the united states of the european union, ukraine nato should be with these countries or organizations in various relations, but there is no one willing to quarrel with the support of putin's reich. just think that even the countries of odekbet do not vote against anti-russian resolutions, come on lukashenko, tell everyone how powerful you are military bloc and how everyone will have to decide if someone thinks that there is a conflict in ukraine, russia - this is not our conflict, that we will sit quietly somewhere , nothing like that will happen. - to take a certain position, we will have to clearly define our policy, our

by the way, you forgot about the axis axis of evil, there is a powerful economy there called eritreah a-a where it is also possible to introduce ua, do we need the council to be happy about this or not eh and rejoice and no because in fact if we look at eh the trade relations of the countries of the west with russia well in some parameters, they have fallen so much. and where have they grown and the africanization of russia in geopolitical terms is taking place, but economically, the russian economy is still being saved, that is, probably a question for specific experts in economics but not everything is as bad there as it seems, they still have a reserve, that is they can still do a lot, a lot of things , they are far from falling to the bottom. so , they fulfill their function as a state, in essence, a large gas station . inflated, including ours, and we were told about how there was even such a thing once upon a time , do you remember the accordion saying that if ukraine joins nato, they will meet russian soldiers there, because really russia cooperated better with nato than ukrai

are rights groups have accused eritrea and soldiers of frequent mass killings of systematic rape and sexual slavery during the brutal 2 year war d. w was able to gain access to the region and he had from survivors and a warning. some people might find the following report, obsessing i better had her go survived a massacre where more than 300 villages were killed. it happened just days before a deal was signed, ending the warranty gray. she had heard rumors of people being killed. so she and her family went into hiding near the house. cuz the nylon got caught up with the old. when the kettle started to make noises, my son and husband left for the house to see what was happening. then a soldier came and killed them both. i lose you when she heard shots being fired. it wasn't a retreat and soldier she says, here's where he shot the door. inside her hut, she found a bloodbath. her husband 70 year old biddy by shot dead on the floor, folding his cross under his head. he had been a priest, lee, yea. at the bottom, i told you i told my daughter your father is dead. we carried him into the l

but it's a people an in the world that continue to suffer the consequences. eritrea is seeking deeper ties with russia. that's the message coming from the countries foreign minister as he met with his russian counterpart, hours ago in the southern russian city of. so she, he added that the western partners are pending states against each other, citing the conflict in ukraine and tension in taiwan as examples. let me take this opportunity tore a fear me at it just principally position on the ukraine critics. at pretext that has said the 2nd phase in ukraine and need to speak with for the deposit quote quote, for the deposit of destroying garage. hm. figuration. just as if they one issue is being foisted as a pretext to bring the co holt janice peaceful place by any means necessary including violent conflict. these irresponsible policies are in then getting humanity. they focused really on the mutual struggle. both countries are having against western una polarity, and that's what sir gay love rav meant when he said that bilateral relations between these countries were developing under

the sad fact is perturbed and anxious as they were by the advance of bees between eritrea and ether, your peer impeding and scuttling it, became the docked obsession. of course in this particular regard, it's important to remember that this peace deal that was reached between the federal government of the o. p. as well as the tv and the great people's liberation front was raised here in pretoria under the auspices of the you. but the americans, as well as the west in an extended fashion, was they, and they continue to lead price on the federal government, w. d o, via particularly having taken some of the a go privileges and go as a special relationship and an agreement that subsaharan africa has to what favorable goods being able to trade in v american market. and some of those villages have been taken away from if you're following this war and that is among the chief important things that the manager will be hoping to really state with the visit. but unless the blinking will move from if you move toward the new year and that is a very interesting country and it says that it is right

i should say she's in the silent speaker from eritrea. and she talks about the difficulties that she's encountered. take a listen. every day i spend the morning and i use it, pulls a home in the hotel. you see the earliest a day. no thing to do. nothing. no school, no home, no wor, no anything. sometimes i e. c in my ford explorer that in you tube i see is and use and it does get the is not good for delivery g other with people that for me not good severe. what can be done? i mean, what should be prioritized by the government, by others in the country to actually protect not just asylum seekers, but sort of tried to limit and contain a lot of this hate speech. so i feel some of the things have been touched upon already, but generally language is very important. so as, as we talked about, the home secretary using the word invasion to talk about asylum seekers and migrants. this is, you know, the type of language we see within the far, right? so there's this inflammatory language that's been used within sections of, you know, the politician

the sad fact is perturbed and anxious as they were, by the advance of peace between eritrea and s. t o. p. impeding and scuttling it became the duct obsession. but mister blinking will move from if you'll move towards the new year. and that is a very interesting country and that it is right in the middle of the hell. and the hell has been a hotbed of conflicts over recent years, some 20 years, in fact, of islamic insurgency and just general extremism that we've seen from various groups who have interest in who controls the area. now is important to, to acknowledge here that the americans are hoping to reach tyndall, a relationship with a country on this a hell. even though they've had a 20 year participation as part of a global force and as the american forces, as on its own. but they have been unable to bring about the said piece. now the real question is, why would they be successful now? australian plans to buy multiple nuclear powered submarines from the u. s. has drawn sharp criticism from china. beijing slammed the deal as the stabilizing for the region, also raising concerns

las nacionalidades serÁn de afganistÁn, mauritania, ecuador, colombia, eritrea, y los migrantes quedanes no logra hacer las citas para pedir asilo en este paÍs. pedro ultreras fue escuchar a los migrantes. pedro: ¿cuÁnto tiempo tiene intentando? >> desde que comenzÓ la aplicaciÓn. pedro: la famosa aplicaciÓn desde donde se procesan las citas para entrar estados unidos a pedir asilo, se estÁ convirtiendo en un dolor de cabeza para los migrantes. >> hasta ahora no tengo nada. pedro: la mayorÍa de los migrantes llevan semanas pegados al telÉfono intentando sacar la cita, pero sin Éxito. >> desde la 1:00 de la maÑana hasta que amanece. reportero: al parecer la aplicaciÓn tiene fallas o estÁ saturada, dicen en la casa del migrante de ciudad juÁrez. >> hay mucha desesperaciÓn con las familias. hay gente que se nos quiere salir. pedro: el problema de la aplicaciÓn es tan complejo, que en esta casa del migrante que tiene a mÁs de 400 personas, solo han aceptado a tres familias. algunos que sÍ obtuvieron la tan deseada cita, tienen otro dilema: no todos fueron aceptados. esta familia hondureÑa

that is that the heart between the two and the outbreak of the war was also aided and abetted by eritreaitrea has historically been against the tigrayan dominating political party previously before the prime minister came to power. abiy ahmed was unhappy they held elections for local counsel. the two came together and the war broke out in november. after that is for the history books. very tragic and hunting to the point now we have report that designated western tigray as genocide. amy: tsedale lemma, thank you for being with us, journalist and the founder of the addis standard, an english-language monthly news magazine based in ethiopia. next up, we begin our coverage of the 20th anniversary of the u.s. invasion of iraq. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. 20 years ago today, peace protests walked the globe, held across the world urging the united states to halt its imminent plans to invade iraq. there were over 6000 candlelight vigils held march 16, 2003, as part of a day of action

it was a live broadcast of a joint press conference of the foreign ministers of russia and eritrea fromion in the military-technical sphere, energy and other areas. russia and moli are developing cooperation in a number of areas of work. this was discussed today at a meeting by the speaker of the federation council and the chairman of the national transitional council of this country, malik the devil. our country then the soviet union took an active part. e, in the formation of the moli statehood, it provided significant assistance in the implementation of large economic projects , the construction of civil infrastructure , the conduct of geologist exploration work, the development of agricultural land and in other areas during this difficult period. e for the moth, russia again put its shoulder, who is our relationship. uh, today the leaders of our countries who are in such a constant constructive dialogue. eh, keep on personal control on those issues important topics that are of mutual interest to the recruitment today for us new opportunities open up again. rate high relations betwee

who , together with russia, spoke out against the petition with moscow belarus series north korea eritreaaragua and not enough? i do not argue, yes, and the composition is not the most powerful than moscow is trying to kick, but on the other hand. and who voted for the resolution, that is, against the giant and nuclear russia andorra sigou and barbuda, the bohemians of barbados, belize binin, bhutan batswana, brunei, and so on, these are only the first two letters of the alphabet. and now the main thing is that the state of antigua and barbuda has a concern with ukraine, in general, antigua and barbuda are not afraid to vote for anti-russian sanctions, this is their conscious choice, but there they have no idea where ukraine is and vice versa, it has turned into an organization where one strong player says when to press the button, and all the democratic trifle just presses me. it seems like they are responsible for the bazaar, but it is limited, the main claims need to be made only to washington what alexander lukashenko told reporters on saturday after looney, there a strong state puts

and who is with moscow against the petition together with russia spoke belarus series north korea eritreanough? i do not argue, yes, and the composition is not the most powerful than. well, they are trying to kick, but on the other hand, who voted for the resolution, that is, against the giant and nuclear russia andorra antigua and barbuda bahamas barbados belize binin, batswana bhutan, brunei and so on. this is only for the first two letters of the alphabet. and now the main thing is that the state of antigua and barbuda has a concern with ukraine, in general, antigua and barbuda are not afraid to vote for anti-russian sanctions, this is their a conscious choice, but they have no idea where ukraine is and vice versa, it has turned into an organization where one strong player says when to press the button, and all democratic trifles. it’s just that he doesn’t press, but about a limited liability company, where antigua, barbuda, etc., lithuania or latvia seem to be responsible for the bazaar, but the main claims are limited only to washington. what alexander lukashenko said to journalists

short-sighted policies of hegemony and containment that are pushing the world to the brink of the abyss and eritreato work to secure cooperation from western sanctions and to jointly oppose the interference of former metropolitans in the affairs of the continent, which often take advantage of unstable environment there. we were, uh , concerned about the situation that has developed in the central african republic as a result of extremist attacks on chinese workers and killings. e nine of these workers. uh, what was in parallel, uh, riots in kenya, uh. well, we are not particularly surprised either, because our western colleagues, but constantly demand from african leaders the leaders of other countries to follow their advice. and those who show some kind of minimal independence, uh, receive various provocations. i do not rule out that i do not say, but i do not exclude that this was the case, and this time the minister commented on the possible supply of british shells with combined uranium to kiev , according to the head of russian diplomacy. this is a significant escalation step. but did the west

russian troops from its territory 141 countries voted against russia belarus north korea syria and eritrea 35 more states abstained from voting, thus acting on the side of moscow, more than half of african countries are algeria angola burundi king congo equatorial guinea madagascar we pray zambik us without sudan senegal south africa south sudan uganda tanzania and zimbabwe eight more african countries, including cannes ethiopia and morocco did not vote at all. france and, to a lesser extent, great britain are trying to deny the reality the problem is not in russia and not in china the fact is that africans themselves understand better what is happening in the world and insist that their voice be heard in international politics, the former colonial powers, especially france maintain relations with the elites that they themselves created and now others who are much more knowledgeable are coming. russia was scary for france now, but in fact there are more and more people in africa who want equal balanced relations with europeans, and not like now, when from africa drain resources and brains,

like most on board, she had fled eritrea.00 recorded deaths and disappearances since 2014, this stretch of sea is the deadliest migration route in the world. as i look out onto these waters, it really is a graveyard for thousands of people, really gets me hard. a graveyard for thousands of people, really hitts me hard. a graveyard for thousands of people, really hits me hard. this man as part of a local group that looks after the graves of migrants buried here on the island. only a handful are identified. this is heartbreaking. he tells me that lampedusa forces people to take sides. you either stand with humanity or you turn your back on it. something that goes beyond this tiny island on the front line of the global story of migration. my my time in lampedusa is drawing to a close. along with the memories i made, i'm taking home countless photos of documents, and jock comeau has also given me permission to take a few key documents. backin back in my home city, the office. look at this passport i found. i need to take a closer

you can, governments, troops are right. groups of accused eritrea and soldiers of frequent mass killings, systematic rape, and sexual slavery during the brutal 2 year war. did have you gained access to the region to hear from survivors? a warning you may find the following, report upsetting? aberdeen had her go, survived a massacre where more than 300 villages were killed. it happened just days before a deal was signed ending the warranty gray, one. she had heard rumors of people being killed. so she and her family went into hiding near her house. and cast the an alarm at court on the day when the cattle started making noises. my son and husband left for the house to see what was happening on you again. katy and so i then a soldier came from and killed them both. i lawyer, i think the one she heard shots being fired. it wasn't every tree and soldiers. she says, here's where he shut the door. maybe inside her hut, she found a bloodbath. her husband 70 year old betty, you are by shot dead on the floor. holding his cross under his head. he had been a priest, unit at mansfield, my daughter,

maybe there are some remaining mass media somewhere in eritrea. maybe in north korea.way, i think that we should make a separate attack for the chinese media and show them all these cities of crimes in a special space there to drive through irpin raisins berries donbass kherson tipytochny in kherson everything this should be shown to chinese journalists i think it was right i think that volodymyr zelenskyi i think he hinted at to his press conference that he would be happy to meet the leader of china through a journalist from china, and apparently the goal is to show all this. well, i want to say that i am for this channel, i just worked there, we are acquaintances, and i asked for an interview for this channel. i met with zelensky back in june, but i am afraid that at that time our government, as we were, was not yet clear whether we would receive weapons, yes, they were afraid that it might cause some kind of conflict with western partners, but in my opinion, we we have to work with a chinese audience from by the chinese media and it must be done tetyana, thank you v

ensuring peace across the world for centuries . countries across the african continent, including eritrea, also disagree with the western narrative. let me take this opportunity to re offend me. editors principally position on the ukraine. critics, a pretext that has said the 2nd phase in ukraine and niches people for the deposit for quote, for the particles of destroying the russian federation. the relationship between russia and africa is growing. president putin recently announced that relations with the content or a priority for moscow writing of $20000000000.00 of the debt of african countries. while the u. s. has very little to say to the people of africa. cecile in us shows up in this ship from african nations to russia can be explained primarily by the pragmatic liberation of russia. because in his collaboration, especially in terms of security, russia is above all increasingly pragmatic and to fight against terrorism in the south. hell. while in the case of the united states and european nations, they are more political than programmatic on the ground. so african states really ne

were in apparent retaliation for a battlefield defeat, inflicted by the 2 great liberation front on eritrea forces who were fighting on the side of the ethiopian government. he w news was able to gain access to the region and listen to the stories of the survivors. we have a warning now this report has images that may, that some people may find disturbing. i but i had her go, survived a massacre where more than 300 villages were killed. it happened just days before a deal was signed ending the warranty gray when she had heard rumors of people being killed. so she and her family went into hiding near her house and cast a and my land that got on the when the cattle started making noises. my son and husband left for the house to see what was happening. i grew up in katie. and so i ran a soldier, came and killed them both i lawyer, i think the one she heard shots being fired. it wasn't a retreat. and soldier, she says, here's where he shot the door. maybe inside her hut, she found a bloodbath. her husband 70 year old betty you are by shot dead on the floor. holding his cross under his head. he

ukraine, 32 abstained against the resolution, only seven actually russia , the belorussian gdr, syria, eritrea, malita, nicaragua , putin has a good campaign, what is the importance of the resolution, because it is clear that it is not a decree for putin himself, it is a signal to everyone else that even after a year of full-scale war, the world is still on the side of ukraine, and not only the measure on the ukrainian resolution was supported by powerful countries of the global rooster such as brazil, argentina, chile, egypt, saudi arabia, singapore, that is, the vote breaks the kremlin narrative that in this war our ally is only the west. although there is still room to move. who to work with, for example , india and china abstained during the vote , the latter generally rolled out on the anniversary of the great invasion his so-called peace plan, what is behind it or not, will these ringleaders play along with putin , who this week delivered a message to the federal assembly, who were the kremlin's signals aimed at, oksana analyzed the scenario china's butler's new game for peace will inclu

using in many african countries, mali see who sided with russia during the the resolution including eritrea, all these countries are siding because they have some sentiment of anti western politics and russia is using this potential including immigration and flight. so we have to see it within a broader concept of anti western sentiment and also using this to weaponize um and to destabilize probably the west russia, of course, is also weaponized hunger, which as you said is one of the drivers for those flows. gerald, you and the think tank that you founded the esi are well known for the innovation, innovative solutions that you put forward in the aftermath of the big influx of refugees in europe into europe. in 2015, is the current situation building toward the same kind of crisis we saw then i think in many respects, it's a very different crisis. it's the biggest refugee movement in europe since the forties. but that's largely 80% because of legally arriving ukrainian refugees. if we focus on those who arrived irregularly across the mediterranean, the numbers last year all the way from spa

people who have fled persecution in syria, eritrea or iran will be blocked from the asylum system. missing from hotels. mr speaker, that is what the bill looks up to deliver and that is why we will oppose it every step of the way. if every country followed this example, the whole system of refugee protection around the world will fall to pieces but it's notjust a system of refugee protection act will be trashed by this bill, but the uk's reputation as a place of sanctuary. she spoke about an overland asylum system, the only thing that is overwhelmed the asylum system is the conservative party's competence. likely to be counter—productive, but as one of her own ministerial colleagues described it. two questions for the home secretary, what happens then if an afghan arrival cannot be removed to afghanistan, france, rondo and urls. will they be admitted to the asylum system and after how long? when the prime minister meets with president macron, will he be telling the president that uk is prepared to leave the european convention of human rights? i leave the european convention of hum

that in 30 minutes there he won't have any money because these gangster groups there, especially in eritrean't come such a fat cat with millions aha all your pitchfork has become ours because what can he count on or is he simply completely attached to putin and the death of putin means the automatic death of lukashenka i do not think that he will go to putin in russia because in russia it will be the same as with yanukovych and they will put him somewhere on a dacha and he will live there until the end until death, all the money is taken and everything and he will not want such a life and the worst of all. i used to think that he could go to the arab emirates and he would go, but i think that and it will not go to the arab era because the arabs themselves are not will want to know how they had such dictators who are under sanctions. or maybe even at that moment he will still be on the international wanted list, here you can only talk about china and africa in the same way. well, you yourself have already said that they will take him to china and shelter him. he may stay there, and then the

also share the same position, we both stand for the protection of international law, both russia, eritrea stand, ramco. so anybody knows within the g 's as she create the friends for the protection of the un charter. so both of us, we are part of this group. group has already been bullied with receiving quite a good reputation you had. but united many countries are still, and there are more and more countries who want to joined district, but as much as much meditation. and we also express, expressed our gratitude to our retrain transport there. but if you can see it in position regarding those political processes that were launched by the wisest, under and the guys under the use of the ukranian prizes and our friends bard and you showing principle the pros, they understand what is happening. so they express assessment, proving this spring, which is another example that we stand for, the jackets for the principal solves that you went charter for the international law and such a principal or you one charter as the need to implement the resolution. so the security council, that's something w