so western sudan and western tigray is still under the control of eritrea. eritrea has leverage. in relation to addis ababa and khartoum, the leverage of addis ababa is not very strong. the only leverage it has it it has ended the war in the north. in this regard, they may have some ability to bring together the two forces with the support of international forces like the united states. in the negotiation between the to grade -- tigray liberation front, the united states was a key player. imran: you make a very important point. when it comes to leverage, ethiopia does not have a huge amount. what does ethiopia need to become the key player once again as they has been in the past? what does it need to do? >> let me go back to eritrea. because it is connected. first of all, the mediation, the issue of mediation has been decided, i think it has been determined that the mediation will take form under the framework of the united states and saudi arabia. this has been confirmed from official sources in sudan. that leaves us with why eritrea and ethiopia do not seem to have the leverage

nicole: eritrea is one of the world's biggest jailers of reporters.ince he became a dictatorship in 2001. the country is a news and information black hole says reporters without borders. during the crackdown, a writer and poet was incarcerated and tortured. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: a poem that led to prison and almost death. 14 years ago, she was arrested for her words. she wanted to publish her collection of poems but fell foul of the sensors. authorities interpreted the driver -- the dictator has ruled the country for more than three decades and is accused of crimes against humanity. >> this poem tells the driver to drive carefully, because he is carrying people to wear a seatbelt, and that he is responsible for those in the car. if the driver does not want that responsibility, he should let others drive the car. reporter: she was taken into custody and interrogated. >> they said the poem was about the president. i said it was not. then i was beaten until i lost consciousness. the torture never stopped. reporter: she was held in a se

there was a war to secede from ethiopia from the end of the 19th century , eritrea was a colony of italyunited nations, ethiopia and retria were united within the framework of the federation, while eritrea was independent in domestic politics and had its own constitution when the federation was dissolved eritrea began the struggle for independence after the coup in ethiopia and the overthrow of the monarchy, the country was headed by the revolutionary mingistu haile moriam, he became friends with the ussr, who became to help ethiopia in the war, but it was not possible to completely suppress the guerrilla movement of the retraces, then ethiopia itself was in the fire of the civil war, the ussr collapsed and the retrace, finally, it got its way following a referendum. in 1993, it proclaimed independence and was adopted a few days later on may 24, 2002 in moscow. vladimir putin and george w. bush signed an agreement on the reduction of strategic offensive potentials. he limited the number of nuclear warheads. on combat duty for both countries, however, other steps in washington were destro

for more than 30 years there was a war to secede from ethiopia from the end of the 19th century, eritrea then ethiopia and retria came under british rule in the early fifties by a un decision united within the framework of the federation while eritrea was independent in domestic politics and had its own constitution when the federation was dissolved eritrea began the struggle for independence after the coup in ethiopia and the overthrow of the monarchy, the country was headed by the revolutionary mingistu haile moriah he became friends with the ussr, which began to help in the ethiopian war but it was not possible to completely suppress the retriyan guerrilla movement , then ethiopia itself was in the fire of the civil war, the ussr collapsed and the retray finally achieved its goal following a referendum in the ninety-third year proclaimed independence and a few days later was adopted on may 24, 2002 in moscow, vladimir putin and george w. bush signed an agreement on the reduction of strategic offensive potentials. he limited the number of nuclear warheads. on combat duty for both count

since eritrea became a dictatorship in 2001. the country is a news and information black hole, say reporters with headquarters during the crack down on journalists, writer, and poet, your glam 5th at fisa may abroad to was incarcerated and tortured. d. w. 's. maria and miller met her in exile in germany to hear about her experiences of this stuff out this thought of dis douglas center. how about and go but, and a little good enough, is that many of us to force and that's happened at the house or another. now you're out of the hands of the concept. helena has up to the atlanta and kind of in a word for them of a poem that led to prison and almost death. 14 years ago. every tree and right to you had all emphasis on it, but as to was arrested for her words. she wanted to publish a collection of poems, but the phone of the senses authorities interpreted the driver and a poem as president. the size of a working dictator has ruled the country for more than 3 decades, and is accused of crimes against humanity. how about this time tells

and i want to say that he lifted sanctions on eritrea in 2018. eritrea is important for us today. russia, according to the anti-russian resolution, the only african country that voted against and was not afraid to do so was precisely eritre. now rerate votes, either in favor of russia or takes a neutral position, absolutely right that this country is strategically important for us, having a very long coastline. and this is a matter of logistics and interaction both with the african continent and with other countries. this is a strategic issue in terms of protecting our security. uh, and erythrek is also the key to the whole african world, because it borders on such a large country as ethiopia, it borders on a number of other states, and access to african rock will largely depend on how we will build our relations, including with this large state, which until recently was absolutely outside the scope of our interests. i just want to say that when i was talking about books, it was not maria alekseevna, you see, we all know that africa is now becoming a very important direction for u

, of vladimir putin and speaking about the fact that relations between both countries, russia and eritrea had been continuously developing. they've been good for a long time. but as of recently, especially, we've seen a significant beeping deepening of those relations vladimir put in med, mentioned a meeting that took place earlier this year between the retreat and president and rushes for administer. which actually i was lucky enough to join that were the russian for administer survey laboratory there in eritrea. and i witnessed their press conference. they had the return authorities very warmly. welcome to the russian diplomats and the entire team that traveled with surrogate laughter up there. and that was a very big step forward for already warm relations between the 2 countries. now watermark put in and said that the main sphere in which uh these relations should develop is obviously the sphere of economic cooperation to deepen economic cooperation between russia and a retreat. and we also heard of quite a few words from the retreat and president as well, some strong words as well th

we're going to forget eritrea as one of the world's biggest dangers of report has done this stuff either fled the country on prison. utica island now lives and works in germany during the country reading the po and she wrote in prison. people a keen to learn about a country that holds the citizens captive incarcerated. it's janice, now as of right and so she helps her work can help make people understand the reality and every trip up to that, i work with them at the heart of tv. i want to go to every try a one day. this where i don't to mention my memories when i was young, i left go with business house. i watched uh and did not think you could be punished for your fluids. the sun that's cause the sleep in back of cargo you w. me, but for now she doesn't see a future for herself in the world's most sense. that country, it is not only reporting from authoritarian countries that requires courage every day, a porter's camera, operators, producers and fixers take great risk to show us the truth about war and conflict. the death of arm on sol, dean, serves as a heartbreaking reminder of this.

plus eritrea ranks as one of the world's biggest for oppressors of free speech. w meet a writer and poet and exile, and here's about her experience of incarceration. and torture. the article fairly strongly be joining us on p b. s. and the united states and our viewers all around the world. welcome to the program. israel's military is pressing ahead with the air strikes and pal standing and militants are firing rockets towards israel. that's the spite of reports that egypt had brokers, a ceasefire, and mills and group as long as you had said and fired hundreds of rockets on wednesday, setting off air raid sirens throughout, southern and central israel is really air strikes, has killed at least $21.00 palestinians including 3 militant commanders and the latest fighting israel said it was attacking rocket science preemptively to the w corresponding rebecca rivers in b is rarely town of. they came near the border with gaza and across that border and gaza city. is there a list of the fund a ton? i asked them earlier about the current situation on the ground out for a

the report says the biggest offenders of modern slavery or north korea, eritrea and more tanya, they're followed by saudi arabia enter key. india has the highest number of people about 11000000 living in monterey. slavery is followed by china, which has roughly 6000000 finding show huge consumerism in which countries is worsening. the problem, more than $460000000000.00 worth of goods were imported by g 20 countries and 2021 . and some of the industries use modern day slavery as part of their production line. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests in london, sophie ot and a ceo of the global fund in modern slavery and a survivor of human trafficking in bangkok, phil robertson, the deputy director of the age of division and human rights watch. and also in london, grace forest founding director of walk free, the rights group that published the modern slavery report. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story grace, let me start with you today. how is modern day slavery defined and what are its root causes? we define modern slavery as the

well, some president was supposed to come there, whether it was eritrea or something, but no, respectable people from the post-soviet countries, well, these republics, will come now, therefore, the prime minister will come to armenia, the president of this kazakhstan and also kyrgyzstan and tajikistan. and they will be there, where i think we will consult next, well, this is also a bad signal, in fact, because they are going there, they are not grandfathers like they say i'm sorry, but they're going there to negotiate. i think it's also a bad machine . it's known that putin will trick them again, or they helped him to transport, hide and manipulate deliberately. but the big broadcast does not end. vasyl zima will tell a lot more interesting things. watch us . it's hard to talk about what you feel when you have urinary incontinence. an unpleasant situation can arise at any time, even from a slight effort. fortunately, it's behind me. helped feminost uro thanks to the natural ingredients feminost uro helps restore control over urination day and night now i feel confident feminost uro urinat

i'm about to eritrea. now one of the wells biggest jailers of report has independent media. i've been banned since every tray. i became a dictatorship in 2001. the company is a news and to information black hole says, report has without borders during the crack down on john list. the rights and poets juggle emphasis on the balance who was incarcerated, and tortured, dw is malia and the measurement next out in germany to hear about her experiences of the stuff. okay, saw of this douglas center. how about and go but and i little good enough. is that many of us to fuss and that's how or another now you're out of the hands of the concept. helena has up to the atlanta and kind of in a poem that led to prison and almost death. 14 years ago. every tree and right you had got emphasis on it, but after was arrested for her words. she wanted to publish a collection of poems, but the phone of the senses authorities interpreted the driver and the poem as president the size of working. the dictator has ruled the country for more than 3 decades, and is accused of crimes against humanity. h

in the past years , the russian minister of psychology ganda and republic of the congo in january eritread february in raspberries in britain and sudan. broad support for participants and veterans of special operations families throughout the country in russia, branches of the state fund defenders of the fatherland , the decree on its creation was signed by vladimir putin in early april each serviceman who returned from his own zone was surrounded by care, love knew how organized everything was. our guests do not have to go on their own, but go to different instances of government agencies in one place within one window, they will receive all the necessary information and be able to draw up all the necessary documents, a minimum of bureaucracy, they use the maximum so that their participants and their families can quickly decide questions on payments for rehabilitation, sanatorium treatment and much more april 3 cities across the country, vladivostok sakhalin ekaterinburg volgograd nizhny novgorod krasnodar tambov work all military personnel will be social coordinators who have already be

vladimir putin holds talks with the head of eritrea and sayas and figurines, who arrived in russia on an official visit. at the talks. they plan to discuss the prospects for the development of bilateral relations in various fields, as well as topical issues on the regional and international agenda, the current negotiations were the first meeting between the leaders of the two countries, last year the trade turnover between russia and retria amounted to 13.5 million dollars relations between our countries are developing and strengthened. uh, of course, we must first of all pay attention, for example, to viewers of trade and economic ties. would be enough note that here we have good prospects for the agenda we have, uh, a description of a number of intergovernmental agreements. as you know, this year we are holding the second russia africa with us. dear mr. president, we are also invited to this event. i hope you have the opportunity to have the thoughtless ideology and unrestrained domination actions that have been taken for the past 30 years to create a unipolar world order. led to nu

first meeting, the leaders of the two countries last year, the trade turnover between russia and eritrea amounted to 13.5 million dollars, and not harmful between government relations between our countries are developing and strengthening. e, of course, we must first of all pay attention to the development of trade and economic ties. it would suffice to note that here we have good prospects on the agenda , we have the signing of intergovernmental agreements. as you know, this year we are holding the second russia africa ourselves. dear mr. president, we are also invited to this event. i hope you have such an opportunity. the thoughtless ideology and unrestrained dominance actions that have been taken over the past 30 years to create a unipolar world order have led to numerous crises and huge destruction and the intensification of such actions. it is not an accident that the forces of dominance saw the collapse of the soviet union as an unprecedented opportunity that presented to them on a golden plate. and this event led to miscalculations and to the erroneous belief that they could domi

are fleeing to neighboring countries such as chad, i mean are these neighbors and i'm thinking of eritrea, ethiopia, south sudan, can they cope with, you know, the arrivals of refugees? not really. chad in particular, already has almost $400000.00 for a refugee overwhelmingly, for the non air tribes are for the disintegration of cartoon. and that may be what we're witnessing would allow a country which is always had a center periphery dynamic. there's been very, very hard on the peripheral regions, like the core defense like dar for like eastern sudan, if the center can't hold, the peripheries will drift into extraordinary violence. i believe in what makes this even more tragic is that we know sudan is rich and natural resources go diamonds. i mean it, it has what it takes to be a prosperous country. instead, it's looking more and more like a failed state. fertile ground for a civil war, even maybe a proxy war. how do you see the future? the proxy war scenarios all to plausible. i think is important to note that there is a tremendous amount of arable land in sudan. it could easily be the

janice, now as of right and so she helps her work, can help make people understand the reality in eritrea. up to the heart of tv, i want to go to every try a one day. that is where i don't to mention my memories. when i was young, i left go with victims last i watched the and didn't think you could be punished for your fluids. the sun that's cause the 3 in back of cargo you w me. but for now she doesn't see a future for herself in the world's most sense that country and to talk more about the conditions for press freedom in africa. we've invited angela quincy onto the program. she's a full magenta's 2 now works as africa program coordinator for the committee to protect journalists, welcome to dw and use africa. angela said this is media freedom index, ones that say content is a, at the rates of journalism. but as we just saw in our reports, in some countries in africa, journalist, they was clear freedom in some cases, their lives to live at the truth from we just said, what would you say is the main threats to price freedom in africa? well it's, it's pretty broad, but let me say and it's,

example, is one of the world's biggest trailers for porters. independent media have been banned since eritrea became a dictatorship and 2001 reporters without border is called the country and news and information black hole. during the crack down on journal as ryder and poland years, all emphasis, they have been brought to was incarcerated and torture. d. w. 's. maria miller has more of the style of the style of dis douglas center. how that and go. but the local, the now is that many of us to fuss and that's, and that's the old number. now you're out of the hands of the concept. helena has up to the atlanta. i'm kind of in a word, put them on a poem that led to prison and almost death 14 years ago. the retreat and right to you had got emphasis on it, but as to was arrested for her words. she wanted to publish a collection of poems, but so foul of the senses. authorities interpreted the driver and the poem as president the size of a working dictator has ruled the country for more than 3 decades. and is accused of crimes against humanity. how about as the this time tells the driver to drive cas

implementation of investment standards in the regions and today vladimir putin met with the head of eritrea, who is in russia on an official visit . it was a colony of italy. diplomatic relations with russia were established on the independence day of the reitria. now the trade turnover between the countries is $13.5 million. vladimir putin and his colleague discussed the prospects for developing relations in various fields, as well as regional and global problems. russia africa kundai my relations between our countries are developing and strengthening. of course, we must first of all pay attention to the development of trade and economic ties, but it would be enough to note that here we have good prospects on the agenda for us, the prescription of a number of intergovernmental agreements. as you know, this year we are holding the second russia-africa summit, dear mr. president also invited to this event. i hope you have such an opportunity to have a homeless ideology and unrestrained dominance actions that have been taken over the past 30 years to create a unipolar world order. the intensi

negotiation process. meanwhile, we have thousands fling from neighboring countries like chad and eritrea. all of those countries equipped to help them not especially no because sudan is surrounded by countries that have a lot of their own difficulties. you see people fleeing to chad, you see people leading to the central african republic. you see people claim assess sedan. all of these are countries that have substantial internal instability and very few resources to support large numbers of refugees. also the case in egypt also the case in ethiopia. a number of people are congregating in part sudan and then crossing over into saudi arabia. and perhaps there's more resources there to support refugees, but only limited, frankly. so i'd say in a say it's an extremely difficult situation for people who are trying to play the country, including those in cartoon, because it's such a far distance from cartoon to get to any of those neighboring countries. ok, terrible situation. we thank you for outlining it so clearly too much john, attending from the truly national security project. thank you

syria, libya , the central african republic, mazalbia , eritrea, and even venezuela, where they serve pinpoint , high-precision strikes on places of co-location of these terrorists all over the world, this is what it will be like for me, well, it will be some kind of gift, like for christmas, we are looking for christmas in this case, at least this conditional christmas, besides the fact that the kremlin expressed deep concern about the situation because there was a statement if not i am wrong about the fact that uh, on the question that these are russians, the citizens of russia act like this, and they commented in the kremlin that they should be considered primarily as ukrainian fighters . in within the framework of the ukrainian counterattack, because they said that it would not be possible to repeat what happened in kharkiv oblast last year. because now everyone is ready for such weapons, but no one expected that now at two o'clock they would take them and go to belgorod. maybe there to bryansk, because they already have a similar the situation, well, this cannot be considered as

example, is one of the world's biggest trailers of reporters. independent media have been banned since eritrea became a dictatorship in 2001 reporters without border is called the country and news and information black hole during the crack down on journal as ryder and po, and you're going to stay home and brought to was incarcerated. and torture, d w. 's. maria miller has more of this stuff out of the spoke with zona. how about and go? but and i little good enough. is that many of us to force and that's happened at the old number and they were out of the hands of the concept toner, up to the atlanta and kind of in a word for them. a poem that led to prison and almost death 14 years ago. every tree and right you had got emphasis on it, but as to was arrested for her words. she wanted to publish a collection of poems, but the phone of the census authorities interpreted the driver and the poem as president, the size of a working. the dictator has ruled the country for more than 3 decades and is accused of crimes against humanity. how about as the this time tells the driver to drive casserly beca

crystallization of blocs of blocness, that is, china around china will be such authoritarian-totalitarian eritreas will join maybe more or less democratic brazil can be there, the republic of south africa and so on. and on the other side of the pole there will be uh democratic countries well, to which i hope sooner or later ukraine will join not only in fact, but also formally, what do you say? well, i am far from considering that there are any more two-poles, these are being formed, so china would prefer that it is such a world, there are two poles so that in the sphere of their interests, here i am a protective world, there is everything else, the so-called third, second, and this is the food of china and there are some boundaries separating these two worlds, in fact, this will not be able to understand in china exactly what we are talking about central asia and the chinese themselves these are connected primarily with the fact that weak russia and china occupy that vacuum of security and of economic proposals that used to be monopolized by the russian federation, now from the old asia all gradu

eritrea. somalia could block.it out of the red sea into the gulf of aden, blocking traffic, even coming through the suez canal. these are beautiful waters, pristine waters. we witnessed it on the way across the red sea. it would be horrible to see these waters polluted by the oil in this tanker. so we're just very happy now to be here with the resources, the equipment, and the teams required to to deal with the issue. and we hope in a matter of weeks it will be solved. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. bbc news bringing you different stories from across the uk. using a turbo—charged v8 engine, the bulldog can reach over 170 miles per hour... the aston martin bulldog was launched in 1979 to a fanfare of publicity. they thought it might be the car to rescue the then troubled company. instead, it nearly went bankrupt. only one was ever built. and after disappearing for years they tracked it down and brought it to be restored here in shropshire. they had some of the original pieces like this classi

there are many women, many children, especially from eritrea but also from syria, and sudanese themselvess border post in the past few days and the situation on the ground is really difficult for these hundreds of people arriving every day. they can't find drinking water, the town here is extremely hot. kids don't find support, and especially for eritreans and other refugees who are in khartoum and were working there, with the united nations, those eritreans now can't travel further. they have no travel documents to continue theirjourney and their lives are on hold. they are unable to register within the humanitarian aid coordination hub that is here on the ground because the number is increasing olga sarrado, spokesperson for the un's refugee agency, brought the bbc up to date with the situation. launched an appeal today for over $3 billion to support those that are displaced within the country and also outside. we have to take into consideration that in just two months there have been over 1 million people displaced. this includes about 800,000 people who have been displaced inside the

believed that it would be a separate state that would not have over as the sovereignty of ethiopia or eritrea be reinforced by the fact that this port will be such an extra-territorial western port , and it is all in the chinese port, that is not a victory over the west, a victory. well , you can cite many such examples, and china is trying to come everywhere and try to squeeze everyone, so there are a lot of quite serious circumstances, now we will see what the chinese will offer to kyiv and moscow because the visit is not treated by lodove, such a phenomenon indicates that the chinese really want to implicate the president of ukraine the ukrainian leadership is in some kind of trap because i generally think that it’s a shame, you know the cossack today, just in the chinese edition, but dmytro kozyk after the paris summit of the norman four had a simple task not to hold negotiations with the ukrainians, to deceive them , to draw them into traps, to create elements of mistrust between the ukrainian authorities and ukrainian society to create elements of mistrust between ukraine and measures,

speed boat by masked men on the creek island of les both the so i'm see because of, from somalia, eritrea and ethiopia, the transfer to a greek coast called vessel. it travels across the gnc tools, took here. the saw him see because of and crammed into a dinky and left to drift for, move in. and now the footage was filmed. 18 worker unless both normally when you see a crime, you call the police or you call the problem brussel jumped about to kind of do this increase, increase the authorities, other ones committing these crimes. and of course, the orders for these crimes come from high up leg from the government. there is no police to call. it goes to believe in on this. i have witnessed it myself. the sign him seekers were eventually found by the turkish coast guard. they were taken to a detention center in the city of is me. know, i'm an agent and a 6 month old son, hawaii were among those rescued. they fled to some of the city of to live, which is controlled by the army group all ship app. the greek government is not commented on the allegations bought his previously denied mistreating

there are no questions, and such stability comes, then we understand that this is iran , this is eritreahis is nicaragua, this is venezuela, this is how they live there, what they have. and this is france. i hope ukraine is a member of nato, the european union, and the united states, there is japan, australia, but this is such a different situation, there are no regular elections, there is no freedom of speech , well, everything is as we want, as ukrainians strive. a war that would have started there in 1977 on the european continent when everyone understood what nato wanted, what the warsaw pact wanted , there are no questions, tell me what you think about it, convenience. i think that in a bipolar world, everyone just lived and there was a period during the cold war, i will not say that it was calm, in fact, we did not see much, there were also warriors, real regional warriors, i will not say that this is the best model, but somehow they got used to it, and after more than 30 years of such a more or less global peace, they think that maybe we should return to than what was before and i

program, and this grain was supposed to go to ethiopia, which likes to take care of it so much, or eritreaalso the former territories of kiopia, which the occupiers like to take care of , that is, the russian federation. it is difficult and complicated, we know about it and using the so -called mass media of the russian federation, they contradict themselves every day, they say that first of all some unknowns are taken into account known conditions of the russian federation regarding their export to and only the fulfillment of these conditions can lead to the fact that the initiative will be extended after may 18, in fact , they completely suspended the inspection of ships . what is 400,000 tons - this is nothing for our ports to work fully the three ports of the great odesa, there is no way we can pass the psychological mark of 30 million tons . it is the blocking of the russian federation. use the elections there. we remember may 14. how is it a big deal to play along with the turks, but i want to remind you that i know that the turkish partners know about this no worse than we do , that

the saw him see cuz it from somalia, eritrea and ethiopia that transferred to a greek coast called vessel. it travels across the gnc tools to keep the selling them see cuz they've been crammed into a dingey and left a drift for moving. and now the footage was filmed. 18 worker only has boss. normally, when you see or trying, you call the police or you call the problem brussel jumped about to kind of do this increase, increase the authorities are the ones committing these crimes. and of course, the orders for these crimes come from high up leg from the government. there is no police to go because the police in on this i have witnessed it myself. the sign him speakers were eventually found by the turkish coast guard. they were taken to a detention center in the city of is me. know, i'm an agent and a 6 month old son, hawaii were among those rescues. they fled the somali city of to live, which is controlled by the armed group, else about the greek government has not commented on the allegations, bought his previously denied mistreating asylum. see cuz of the use says it's consigned by the fo

and we must remember remember that now such countries let's say ethiopia and eritrea to a certain extent port, and therefore these countries are a naval base and under the people's republic of china, and this by and large this is the former french territory of the faroe islands and issa is a french possession, and they believed that it would be a separate state that would not have the sovereignty of ethiopia or three times somalia, this would be reinforced by the fact that this port would be such an extraterritorial western port, and it itself would be a chinese port. that victory over the west is not a victory. well, there are many such examples, and china is trying to come everywhere and it is trying to squeeze everyone, so there are a lot of rather serious circumstances here. and now we will see that the chinese will offer to kiev and moscow because a visit by likha is not an ice phenomenon, it means that the chinese really want to drag the president of ukraine and the ukrainian leadership into some kind of another trap because i generally think that you know the cossack today is trea

friendship with the de facto president who is the leader of the armed forces, but countries like libya and eritreaamilitary rifle. —— egypt has had a long—standing friendship with the de facto president. until those supplying the warring factions cut off supplies and the source of money, gold is exported to the uae who sends money back and he can afford to buy more petrol and ammunition, and likewise his rifle is being supplied by some of his friends, until the supplies stop, both sides will think they will be able to win. both sides will think they will be able to win-— both sides will think they will be able to win. ~ ., , ., ., able to win. what is the role of the wider international _ able to win. what is the role of the wider international community? i able to win. what is the role of the l wider international community? the thatis wider international community? the that is a critical point at the african union is trying to get the neighbouring countries behind a single proposal to begin negotiations along with the regional organisation in the horn of africa. the united nations has a role to

but when it comes to countries like eritrea and north korea, we are looking at widespread state and probably as forced labor. and this is really concerning there. actually 2 of 17 countries experiencing state in post falls labor throughout the world, including the countries such as the united states. but i think what's important when we talk about state impose false label is that we understand that this is happening at the hands of government. and it is happening often to ethnic minorities and is connected to supply chains of the goods we buy and use every single day. so when we look at the products of the highest import risk that governments connected to cotton or solar panels connected to police telecom, both of these areas link back to shouldn't jang and china with state and pose, forced labor is occurring grace. i also want to just to follow up with you and dig down a little bit deeper into the, the number. i mean, the reports as an estimate of 50000000 people around the world have been living in monterey slavery as recently as 2021. and if there's been an increase of 10000000 since 2018

in the past several weeks, xi has met with leaders from sierra leone, eritrea, ethiopia.he united states the biden administration is working on the next drag queen digital the ambassador and telling us they are going to outlaw natural gas stoves. but the very components america needs to achieve biden's green utopia are being monopolized by china, making us even more dependent on beijing. here to break it all down for us is former national security adviser for president trump, ambassador robert robert o'brien. ambassador, thanks so much for joining us. you know, the concern that i have is you have a very sleepy joe biden. you don't have somebody who's sprite, on the move, striking deals and paying attention all over the world. meanwhile, xi is on the march striking deals, pulling up all of these rare earth minerals that we need. it makes us more dependent on china, doesn't it? >> well, it does do. and, you know, one of the things about these rare earth minerals is they're not that rare. i mean, they're all over the place. we have hem in canada, denmark, greenland, and amer

africa and gets , uh, a very positive reception, and in moscow , vladimir putin met with the head of eritrea, so russia is clearly serious about talking to that a part of the world that washington, london and brussels tend not to take seriously, but that is quite an important real one. well, there is good news in latvia, a new president, which explains that he is a proud gay, not just open, but proud. well, in addition, as the minister of foreign affairs of latvia, he imposed sanctions and did not let a number of well-known russian cultural figures into latvia. artists, including iosif kobzon that is, as you can see, the person is not just proud, but also principled in his russophobia, but let's start now with what happened in moscow, what it meant, but from a military point of view. it seems to me that everyone already recognizes alexander that this was not a significant military operation. unless it turns out that they have there were some other targets and radar interference by the relevant russian services. this interfered. and so several windows are broken. uh, in moscow, masses of peop

speed boat by masked men on the creek island of les both the so i'm see because of, from somalia, eritrea and ethiopia that transferred to a greek coast called vessel. it travels across the gnc tools to keep the sewing them, see it because of and crammed into a dingey and left a drift for moving. and now the footage was filmed. 18 worker only has both. normally when you see a crime, you call the police or you call the problem brussel jump to, but you kind of do this increase, increase the authorities, other ones committing these crimes. and of course, the orders for these crimes come from high up like from the government. there is no police to go because the police in on this i have witnessed it myself. the asylum seekers were eventually found by the turkish coast guard. they were taken to a detention center in the city of is me. know, i'm an agent and a 6 month old son, hawaii were among those rescues. they fled the somali city of to live, which is controlled by the armed group, else about the greek government has not commented on the allegations, bosses previously denied, mistreating as

eritrea is the african east on the red sea coast.iterranean sea and the indian ocean, it is rich in minerals and is interested in the products of our automobile industry and, like other states on the continent , is familiar with western neo-colonial approaches, which russia has something to counter. during your leadership of the country, relations between our strange ones are developing and strengthening. of course, we must first of all, to pay attention to the development of trade and economic ties, but i would like to note that here we have good prospects, we are cooperating on the platform of the organization of exchange nations on the agenda , we have a description of a number of intergovernmental agreements. as you know, this year we are holding the second russia africa council. dear mr. president, we are also invited to this event. i hope you have such an opportunity. uh, we're very happy to accept. eh, you, dear mr. presidents, your delegation is convinced that our current negotiations will increase the level of partnership be

speed boat by masked men on the creek island of les both the so i'm see because of from somalia, eritrea and ethiopia that transferred to a greek coast called vessel, it travels across the gnc tools to keep the selling them see, cuz they've been crammed into a dingey and left a drift for move in. and now the footage was filmed. 18 worker only has both. the saw him. seekers were eventually found by the turkish coast guard. they were taken to a detention center in the city of is me. know, i'm an agent and a 6 month old son, hawaii were among those rescued. they fled the some of the city of to live, which is controlled by the group. i'll ship app. the greek government is not commented on the allegations bought his previously denied mistreating asylum. see cuz the you says it's concerned by the footage. it says greece most fully respected subjugation is to ensure the safety and wellbeing of asylum seekers until the case is processed. victoria gates and b l g 0. let's bring in for yazmin law. he's an aide worker, and activist who filled the forcible expulsion of the asylum seekers. he's drawi

— eritrea, from sudan, when, you know ,— eritrea, from sudan, when, you know , geopolitically we have's the bigger— do you see what i mean? that's the bigger point. if all of a sudden you have because at the moment the choice is between france and the uk. they're already in a first world country. now with the rwanda deterrent actually they are facing a choice between risking your life on the channel to end up in the uk, but possibly be sent to rwanda , which is why sent to rwanda, which is why i think not entirely sure that sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat not entirely sure that sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat people :irely sure that sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat people that sure that sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat people that come:hat sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat people that come from that that people that come from the countries that i've mentioned do high mentioned that do have high asylum , acceptance asylum acceptance, acceptance rates in this country, i'm not sure that is going to stop them . and it really an issue of . and is it

— eritrea, from sudan, when, you know ,— eritrea, from sudan, when, you know , geopolitically we have's the bigger— do you see what i mean? that's the bigger point. if all of a sudden you have because at the moment the choice is between france and the uk. they're already in a first world country. now with the rwanda deterrent actually they are facing a choice between risking your life on the channel to end up in the uk, but possibly be sent to rwanda , which is why sent to rwanda, which is why i think not entirely sure that sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat not entirely sure that sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat people :irely sure that sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat people that sure that sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat people that come:hat sent to rwanda, which is why i thinithat people that come from that that people that come from the countries that i've mentioned do high mentioned that do have high asylum , acceptance asylum acceptance, acceptance rates in this country, i'm not sure that is going to stop them . and it really an issue of . and is it