foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign languageing foreign language] (bell tolls) [speaking foreign language] [speaking foreign language] ♪ ♪ ♪ [speaking foreign language] >> one of britain's most controversial lawyers came to the village. it was the six-year-old son of italian immigrants. >> the house flat that we moved into with my parents. were allocated a council house. we italians and foreigners were not really -- we were seriously discriminated. we were a hated race. >> he's come a long way, not least today which began for giovanni di stefano, making his other appearance of the court of appeal. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> one of britain's richest businessmen was found guilty of the manslaughter for his business associates. the property tycoon, nicholas van hoogstraten hired two hitmen to take revenge against -- muhammad, who was stabbed and shot in his south london home. >> what motive are supposed to have had, before this bumped off? nobody does. because it is just bullshit. he owes me money? i'm gonna bump him? it's ridiculous. you don't bump

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gelson dill: [speaking foreign language] sophie: most people here are cattle farmers.or president bolsonaro. gelson: [speaking foreign language] sophie: gelson dill believes previous governments have unfairly punished farmers in the amazon. the deputy mayor is among many here fined for illegal land clearing. gelson: [speaking foreign language] sophie: the deputy mayor says local producers have benefited from a massive jump in demand for beef from china. gelson: [speaking foreign language] erasmus zu ermgassen: the biggest country that buys from brazil is china, which buys about a third of brazil's beef exports. and we've seen that that's growing. exports overall are up a third. as the demand goes up, then they are moving into sort of frontier areas where there's more deforestation in order to, you know, get the beef that they need. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ sophie: we are on our way into jamanxim national park, a massive conservation area next to novo progresso. cutting down the rainforest here is forbidden. if farmers break those rules they can be placed on an official "embargoed" list

news by jamming foreign radio broadcasts and by limiting contacts between soviet citizens and foreigners. in this regard, the regime has increased its efforts to reinforce a psychology of distrust of foreigners and to equate any autism of the soviet system with disloyalty to the motherland in fact moscow has recently broadened the definition of treason in a way that makes virtually any association with foreign residents suspect. the most ruthless propaganda however is reserved for the soviet dissidents those who openly and brazenly dare to challenge the regimes authority. no effort is spare to isolate ridicule and publicly humiliate such individuals. given the reaction to this treatment by the average soviet citizen, which is manifested by either silence or outright support for the government. the regime has largely succeeded in portraying the dissidents as disloyal and fully deserving imprisonment and exile. furthermore the regime often compels any defector who returns to the soviet union to publicly denounce his or her decision to leave and to denigrate the west as an undesirable. live

researcher mariana coscarella has been monitoring them for decades. [ speaking foreign language ] >>es is a key way to monitor them. [ speaking foreign language ] >> but getting one isn't easy. [ speaking foreign language ] >> his crossbow fires a special dart designed to collect a small amount of skin. he needs to time his shot perfectly. ♪ [ speaking foreign language ] >> this single sample will provide mariano with a wealth of data, the whale's genetics, age and exposure to pollution, information crucial to both understanding more about the species and helping its survival. [ speaking foreign language ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> the southern right whales have bounced back, but their healthy population has attracted unwanted attention. a mother and her calf are being tailed by a family of killers. orca. mom heads for the safety of the shallows. but the orca pod quickly catches up with them. ♪ >> the young orca is given the chance to hone its hunting skills. ♪ >> the right whale mom twists and turns putting herself between her baby and the attackers. ♪ >> in desperation she w

ah, foreign exchange.is so, so they charge all sorts of commissions for e, and for transfers and for e-e attracting these funds for transfers, these are, by the way, forced measures. this is not because they want to make money on this, this is a consequence of the sanction. the currency needs to be transferred and, uh, this is done through a foreign corset. and if banks hang money there, then this is a risk for customers. uh, and not to mention the bank itself, so it is not the banks themselves who are solving this problem, what they want to earn on these transactions. it's just that these transactions have become very risky. yes? and the same applies to, e currency treasures. uh, they can be frozen. eh? and therefore, banks also reduce these risks for their customers. you say why don't uh, so don't give people the ability to withdraw cash dollars, yeah and keep them under the mattress, but the fact is that in our country, unfortunately, uh, the importation of foreign currency on a personal note into the c

foreign policy matters again.on political thinking this week hopes to be our next foreign secretary, the first labour foreign secretary for many, many years. it's a dramatic change for david lammy, who for years used his powerful voice in the back benches to argue for justice for the people in his constituency in his home of tottenham in north london. david lammy, welcome to political thinking. thank you, nice to be back. when you were last on this programme, you talked to me about how pleased you were to be on the backbenches. "i'm very satisfied," you said. "i feel free, i feel liberated." i mean, at the time, you were making those passionate speeches that you did on grenfell, on windrush and all the rest of it, does that now mean you feel sort of caged? not quite. i loved being on the backbenches, you know, i really did. i loved being in government, to the extent that you actually did something. i suppose i am now in the third act. i don't know how many acts there are going to be. but what would i say this time

[speaking foreign language] matt: bali has been shut before.002 kuta bombings and the erratic eruptions of volcano agung hurt the tourism industry, but ultimately it bounced back. this time no one knows when the pandemic will end. marchello aryafara: in the beginning, we thought this is gonna be one month, two months maximum. matt: it's now been 12 months. for marchello aryafara and the lifeguards of kuta beach, their job has changed dramatically. marchello: fifty people. not 50,000 as normally. fifty people. maximum 100, including the lifeguards. ♪♪♪ male: the beach are dead. there's no activity. lifeguard still come. if something happens, lifeguard have to be there. male: ready? go. male: the activity of the lifeguard never stop. matt: this beach is usually crammed with tourists, touts, and hawkers. today, kuta and nearby seminyak are empty. marchello: people who sell massage or merchandise on the beach, i heard they all go back home to their village. very sad situation because many friend of mine, i don't see them around. i hope they're okay

foreign minister lavrov and russia to stop blocking the grain. so this agreement represents a positive step forward. that said, there's a difference between a deal on paper and a deal in practice. hundreds of millions of people around the world are waiting for these ships to set forth from ukraine's ports and for millions of tons of grains and other crops to reach world markets. if the kim lynn does -- if the kremlin doesn't have intention of having that follow through we'll know. my call with foreign minister lavrov will not be a negotiation about ukraine. any negotiation regarding ukraine is for its government and people to determine. as we said from the beginning, nothing about ukraine without ukraine. beyond these developments, now we've reached the half year mark, let's take a step back and consider the state of the war and what we expect to come next. in the donbas region, after they failed to take heed this spring, the fighting remains intense. the modest progress that russian troops have made there have come at huge costs in both lives an

enterprises and foreign trade networks has led to the complete sabotage of these foreign masters of russian economy. today it is necessary to take radical measures towards foreigners, up to the nationalization of their enterprises and the creation of their own national industry and trade network that would provide for the country. well, at least 80-90%. russian enterprises registered abroad also need to return the russian jurisdiction. is there a task in the plans of the ministry of transformation of foreign enterprises in the creation of their national industry and trade on the basis of real planning. and if there is , how long it will take thank you very sensitive topic, but i will start from how many foreign companies or companies with foreign capital are represented in our country. uh, in the economy of our country. that's about 25,000 and what you, uh, said about those who made the decision or are making the decision to leave, uh, s our market of such statements on our monitoring is about 150. well, that is, 150 and 25,000 - this is a big difference, but thank you that you, uh,

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. >> oh. [ speaking foreign language ] >> we've got some whales. >> susanna is determined to protecthese magnificent creatures, and she's hatched an ingenious plan. >> beautiful. >> what i would like to achieve here is to implement an acoustic alert system that will alert ships to the presence of whales to reduce the risk of ship strikes. >> a prototype has already been made by the university of concepcion, and with the cooperation of shipping companies by 2030, the hope is to extend these systems all along patagonia's pacific coast. >> an ocean without whales would be devastating for all of us. if we want healthy oceans, then we want whales to be part of those eco-systems. >> susanna's plan will be a game-changer, but human activities affect whales in many different ways. and this one has paid the ultimate price. a team of vets is launching an investigation to track down its killer. (vo) get business internet from verizon, the network businesses rely on. ditch cable and switch to verizon business internet, with fast, reliable solutions, nationwide. find the perfect solution for your

this kind of foreign exchange operation. uh, should be alexei borisovich if you want, i’ll just clarify for unambiguous reading that this is the meaning of the currency part of the operation. according to the budget rule, it is precisely connected with the fact that, at the expense of e, the purchase of foreign currency for additional rubles for rubles that are collected in the form of additional income. to return rubles to the economy, that is, the very operation to buy currency in the budget rule is the operation that neutralizes the effect of the budget rule in terms of the impact on monetary aggregates, so take some additional actions definitely not necessary. as for the possible shortage of goods? yes, of course, certain products have disappeared from our market, brands have disappeared and so on, but uh, we see that substitute products are coming. it is clear that other brands of other e-e manufacturers. if we 're talking about consumer goods, well, hmm, this process will uh continue. well, here's some systemic problem

now they are entitled to transfer foreign currency to foreign accounts to return it to authorized banksere is no longer a need for raw material contracts, repatriation is mandatory within 120 days from march 1, it was generally forbidden for russian businesses to credit foreign currency to accounts opened in banks outside of russia however, the authorities quickly introduced a number of concessions. in particular, it was allowed to finance the current operating activities of foreign branches and representative offices by the initiator of the cancellation of the repatriation of foreign exchange earnings became the ministry of finance today in russia comes into force a number of innovations of one of them, banks from july 1 are required to inform customers about the risks of investment products. the new rule of the central bank applies to securities, derivative financial instruments of a life insurance policy with an investment component, as well as individual pension plans. income is not guaranteed investments are not insured by the state deposit insurance system . here is the basic info

the country is being forced to use foreign weapons in a more risky way, and foreign specialists actually occupying jobs that maintaining those weapon systems like high mas, well, this is not really a secret american and british counterparts with active support from germans, the poles and the baltic states really wants to turn this war into a real one and to direct a confrontation between russia and european states is advantageous for the u. s. and the u. k. sitting far away beyond the ocean, it is the european market that suffers most. i have no illusions, and i believe ukraine won't be allowed to conduct negotiations unless washington decides it's made enough trouble and chaos and decides now it's time for ukraine to act on its own. while washington watches from the side what should have no one answer regarding the new he announced sanctions package and what it really is. well, they've run out of areas where they can hits us and now they have to reassess what they've already created and how it affects them. they've started to think about it only now. that's why they've introduced what i

placement point for mercenaries, the so-called ukrainian foreign legion, but up to 250 foreign fightersvehicles and special vehicles in the three previous weeks on that in total, more than 400 visiting militants went to the light, of which almost half were from poland, the fact that most of the mercenaries taken prisoner or destroyed, er, there by the russian army by the allied forces. it is precisely the poles that the americans, uh, the british, uh, and uh, partly representatives of other european nations , send mainly command cadres and piece specialists in uh, military specialties. uh, in which the ukrainians have a deficit. that is, he is a specialist. there for intelligence communications. these are frames who avoid direct combat clashes, who sit in the headquarters. good revs bunkers. however, no matter how long foreign guests sit away from the front line, there is no guarantee of survival - this does not give high-precision weapons. retribution at any distance is enough to recall the crushing blow to the yavorov training ground in the western region, where about 200 so -called s

the accommodation point for mercenaries, the so-called ukrainian foreign legion, up to 250 foreign fighters, two dozen, armored vehicles and special vehicles, over the previous three weeks , a total of more than 400 visiting militants went to the next world, of which almost half were from poland the fact that most of mercenaries taken prisoner or the russian army destroyed there by allied forces. it is precisely the poles that that the americans, uh, the british, uh, and uh, partly representatives of other european nations there, send mainly command cadres and precise specialists in uh, hmm military specialties. uh, in which the deficit is just in the ukrainians. that is, they are experts. there for intelligence communications. these are katras who avoid direct combat clashes, who sit in headquarters. uh, good revs of the bunkers, though. no matter how much foreign guests sit away from the front line, guarantees to survive - this does not give high-precision weapons retribution at any distance. suffice it to recall the crushing blow to the yavorovo training ground in the western region, whe

in a foreign war. so that by the way it backfires badly on them. but the legacy of the farewell address, really starts to fall away for a time as a result of that association. and the incorrect belief that it is an isolationist doctrine. it's not a song about a foreign policy of independence of not squandering our strength through false alliances we should not try to export democracy or get involved in foreign fights we should focus on strengthening ourselves. once we are strong and independent then we can make decisions based on her own national interests and it's different than isolationist. >> joe, and dialogue have a long section on washington vision at large looking not just at the farewell address but his actions across all of time as commander-in-chief both times. what is your read on the foreign policy vision washington that you would share? >> there is a portion of his legacy that is no longer relevant. i hear john and it's not really isolationism, but i don't ever envisioned us. he did envisi

but when the russian foreign minister arrived ok, love rock. there was a sudden change in the atmosphere of the room and some journalist shouted out at him. when will you and the war? and that sort of really signifies that throughout all these g 20 events, the war and ukraine really is the salient issue. and the issue that can't be avoided. the difficulty is of course, as you mentioned, that there are different perspectives on these issues. and the difficulty for indonesia at the whole country is how to grapple with those different perspectives . of course, we have the us and its allies that have taken a hard line against russia and have had pushed the sanctions and push for other countries towards adopt those. but then we also have countries that have long standing positive relationship with russia. if the challenge for indonesia, the g, 20 president, hoping to secure a productive and harmonious meeting is how to actually see that through in the face of these geopolitical attention. a short while ago we heard from the intonation, foreign minis

uh, nato often foreign fighters come just to show off on social networks to post photos of such therere dozens of examples, but it was precisely these who managed to escape. it can be said that they were lucky at least to remain alive, a revealing story, whether the south korean is gyn, he went to ukraine in the spring. although the authorities the koreans warned him that he was committing a crime, he fought unsuccessfully, although he became famous in social networks, and then decided to return to his homeland right at the airport . he was detained. now he faces a long prison term in western countries. and there was a lot of hype in the press at one time about the arrival in ukraine of the so -called best sniper on the planet, canadians nicknamed wally, so wally from ukraine dumped soon. after getting into the first real fight in his stories, published in the press was a disappointment of defeatism and a warning to others. you don't have to go anywhere. it is no secret that the americans gave an unspoken order to withdraw their mercenaries, the british gave an unspoken order to withd

uh, colombo with foreign partners. including with moscow, i ’m talking again, this, of course, is a question for the leadership of this country. thank you for the second question, minister lavrov, in his recent article for izvestia war, already mentioned today that the multipolar world was talking about respect for the un charter, but did not say anything to the council un security council what is the fate of the proposal to hold a meeting of the leaders of the countries of the permanent members of the un security council well, you understand, he is russian foreign minister sergey lavrov speaks on these topics regularly, and the article was devoted to, but to such a distinctive characteristic. and of course, it was not devoted to the issue of various aspects of the activities of the security council, because there was a theme of it. uh, just a little different, in answer to your question, i can reiterate, that russia has always been in favor of seeking a policy of diplomatic negotiated solutions to disagreements betwee

ministers of 20 countries of the world and sergey lavrov, the minister of foreign affairs of russia, who came there. of course, he got into a very awkward situation let's see what lavrov said about the boycott of the leaders of the 20th countries of the world, the leaders of the ministries of foreign affairs, please. as for meetings with me, a statement that they will be photographed with me, i didn't invite anyone to be photographed, that's why i didn't invite anyone anywhere. i invited an indonesian as well as indonesia to president putin for the summit that will be held in november, that's all ah well, as for their presence and absence in the hall, everyone was in the hall when the meeting started and i didn't consider it necessary to make any gestures eh front to organize eh no one was boycotted i listened, it was not interesting to understand what the request breathes today, although it was possible to make this concern and according to the previous statements of western colleagues, but the fact that they did not use the twenty for the purposes of the councilors for which it was

kal, you are one of the best foreign friends of our country during its prime ministership. estonia provided us with a lot of military, financial and humanitarian aid. well, when she spoke about putin, she usually did not choose the words. her resignation was the result of disputes in the coalition government that she led, well, she didn't panic on the video, ah, but in any case, i thank her very much . well, of course, i will say this gratitude in estonian. let the estonians forgive me for my demanding pronunciation , tenan tate vega. thank you very much. well, on to bali indonesia held a meeting of foreign ministers of the g20 member countries for two days, where they discussed energy and food security in the world. well, the main topic was the russian war in ukraine, according to german foreign minister anna elena berbock - this meeting made it possible to condemn russian aggression in the presence of the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of the moksha region of sergei lavrov well, besides that, ladies and gentlemen, the ministers held a series of bilateral meetings

i hope we will compete today not only with the poles with foreigners.l , inside russia well, in particular. uh, the price is also competitors, of course, of course, our capacity. compared to foreign companies, they replace it for one and a half times cheaper with their own and other foreign spare parts, for example, the italian axle will be completely manufactured, and the hub. he is a drum bearing assemblies inside it. all these studs. well , of course, all the necessary fittings to drive the brake system. inside. she has brake pads. that is, we will manufacture all this on our own. in addition, we develop the equipment ourselves. at the moment , 29 products are being produced on this equipment. uh, time, uh, for the installation of bottoms was reduced by 80% due to this equipment for the development of the company received grants and preferential loans from the industrial development fund equipment own spare parts reconstruction of dvusykhs recruitment of new specialists. we must ensure an increase in production volumes. we have a record for this past

[speaking foreign language] with him, our wisdom and strength has counsel and understanding. the presidential medal of honor is hereby awarded to the honorable president joseph r biden junior from the u.s. of america for his true friendship with the people of israel and the jewish people. his uncompromising decades long commitment to israel's security, his contributions to deepening and enhancing the strong and unwavering alliance between israel and the u.s. of america and its -- his struggle against anti-israeli and anti-semitism around the world. [applause] >> this is a great honor. thank you very much. >> thank you presidents. ♪ moco ♪ let it be, let it be, let it be ♪ ♪ [speaking foreign language] ♪ ♪ there will be an answer, let it be ♪ ♪ i wake up to the sound of music, mother mary comes to being -- to me. there will be 80 answer, let it be. ♪ [applause] >> [speaking foreign language] thank you very much. [applause] >> [speaking foreign language] honored guests, please remain in your places until the presidents exit the guarded. -- the garden and the american delegation

how much the drug works our drug works longer than many foreign drugs, foreign competitors, despite their stay , are slowly leaving the russian market and leaving. there's only one here. what has changed, right? for you , after the west started an economic war against russia, we are now witnessing an uh explosive demand, we are ready for this and our company plans to double the production of the drug compared to last year, exports of the strange cis will grow and possibly further on how the russian manufacturer is actively working with its elbows to take a place on the shelves of stores and the next story. what is closer to the body and may well affect its beauty. this, of course, includes household chemicals, kazan, here are the shops of the company, which is one of the three leaders in russia in the production of products, so that everything around shines and smells good. soaps and washing powders dishwashing detergent plumbing all kinds of helium air conditioners the first in russia hybrid capsules for dishwashers in 167 years the company has learned to produce a lot of things at four

by the way, you mentioned the minister of foreign affairs of great britain, les trust, she announcedt a few days ago that if she is elected to the position of prime minister great britain she is going to ensure the defeat of russia in a special operation, well, that is, the position is unchanged. we have seen this position before, when johnson was not retired . unchanged however, in parallel with johnson's resignation, we see how a scandal is unfolding in germany related to federal chancellor olaf schulz, information appeared that at a party that took place there with the participation of chancellor olaf schultz was mixed with a drug, rape, well, that is, this whole story is now being pumped up again very actively by the german media. well, of course, a lot is being written about it in the russian press. is this synchronicity of events a coincidence? is the russian federation reporting certain efforts, we know that they have an influence in europe in european countries on certain political forces, how much is this a coincidence or is it still some kind of work by the special services

the fifth year of the seventh grade for the first time in the black sea and 500 participants from foreign countries summer in artek big change in their lives with the finalists of the competition vladimir putin talked for the first time to this bright event the final of the big change was joined by schoolchildren from lugansk and donetsk people's republics, and out of thirty-four foreign countries. yes, they should be greeted. i want to say hello. also everyone who gathered from abroad. e of e, outside our country this year, almost 4 million people took part in the competition in the big change community, where grades are not important. and the desire to strive to develop to go forward every year is becoming larger and larger from the donetsk people's republics to artek came more than 200 schoolchildren. ksyusha romanenko from donetsk said she had a big break thanks for the good deeds. i am very glad that big change decided to take the dpr and lpr under its wing. this gives a lot of opportunity to the guys from these republics. i made good saturdays. this is the official draft of the big

[speaking foreign language] damian: [speaking foreign language] lupe: [speaking foreign language] fundraiseru--i mean, you've done so many films. did it start with, "el norte" or what? i mean, is probably, sorry, way before that. lupe: my first film? no. [speaking foreign language] when i started, my first film i played a prostitute, and then-- damian: i don't know how to respond. it's not that--so i'll let you proceed. lupe: well, i know what you're thinking. i know what you're thinking. but you do what you got to do. what can i tell you, you know. then i moved on. i started as an extra, really as an extra, and i was very-- i guess it must have been [speaking foreign language] and went study, and then i found an agent that was beating on doors. as a matter of fact, i was walking up and down hollywood boulevard and i got a proposition. i mean, i was just a normal person, you know, but because hollywood boulevard then is a dangerous territory. i mean, i am [speaking foreign language] you know, and somebody approached me and i said, "my god, what am i doing here?" this guy, i didn't know what

s. foreign policy is way lower than it was 3044 years ago. if you look at the response is blink and get on twitter. they're basically negative. you make your own house in order before you do all these around the world. not only with that situation, they've just been in that situation. you see everybody as an enemy. you see no friends, you see confrontation, you find new enemies. all you'll need to enemy is to justify your own decline. now the t 20 is meant to be an opportunity for leaders from a wider cohort to come together to talk about the issues that are really pressing in the world. the fact that the west, including these g 7 leaders are essentially failing to engage in dialogue with russia to think that this was perhaps a missed opportunity to look like. and if you listen to the indonesian precedents welcome speech. when he talks about peace, he talks about sustainability, it talks about mutual respect, runs a, well, it's cetera. and they are simply doing the opposite and emits using a meeting which was not supposed to be about you cryi

not only with the poles there with foreigners. well, inside russia, in particular.h, competitors are also priced, of course. of course, compared to foreign companies, our capacity is one and a half times cheaper to replace with our own and other foreign spare parts, for example, the italian axle will be completely manufactured, and the hub. it's a drum inside it has bearing units. all these studs. well, of course, all the necessary fittings to drive the brake system. inside. at it has brake pads. that is, we will manufacture all this on our own. in addition, we develop the equipment ourselves. at the moment , 29 products are being produced on this equipment. uh, time uh, for the installation of bottoms was reduced by up to 80% due to this equipment for the development of the company received grants and preferential loans from the regional industry development fund its equipment its spare parts, the reconstruction of two workshops recruitment of new specialists should ensure an increase in production volumes. we have a record for this past year. these are 86 products

he covers foreign policy issues. he is with us this morning to talk about codels the whole purpose and reason and a little bit of history behind delegation trips. first of all defined what a codels is. guest: it is an abbreviation former congressional delegation. they knew they could use it to their advantage, the senate is going to have to vote on nato's exception for finland and sweden and that is why they went to nato to deliver that message on behalf of the administration. this is not a controversial issue in the united states. there are so many issues that divide us when we are at home. this is one of those that we are all united on. it serves a specific purpose, and it reinforces biden's message. host: although these events do get covered, you were with the trip the entire duration? guest: i was with them in madrid. the first two stops were in finland and sweden. i linked up with them in madrid where the nato summit was held. it is rare that they bring reporters along on these trips or give this type of access.

what are they dying in the name of foreign geopolitical interests?ore, today the participation of the nato military, in my opinion, is simply indisputable 100%, it can be seen in all the actions, uh, that ukrainian artillery, modern nato artillery, artillery are doing today, and this is visible in the actions of the ukrainian special forces, where they can also be commanders directly e from nato countries and in the actions of the headquarters of ukraine which are armed according to the russian ministry of defense, since february 24, about 6,000 european and north american mercenaries arrived in ukraine, of which more than 1,500 were destroyed and about the same as they say the rest of the legs did. can they hardly feel safe? since the status of combatants does not have international right. they are not protected, which means they are legitimate targets for ruthless demilitarization. the ministry of defense of russia today reported on new strikes, high-precision weapons in nikolaev eliminated temporary deployment points of the formation of the apu, b

with the russian foreign minister at that event. west and officials even apparently refused to take a group photo with saturday. lateral a boy caught which was reportedly initiated by the us secretary of state antony blinking. now for his part, russia's foreign minister has said that the west puts its ideology above any other issues possible. fit in the form to take the liberty of reminding on western colleagues about what they have been saying all these previous months and asking them to decide what they actually want. if it's piece taught, then it should crane which is stop them if they want your crimes victory of a rush on the battlefield instead, i guess there is nothing to talk about with the west. because such an approach means they are not allowing ukraine to move towards peace. and this west and geology demonstrates that the main thing here is the ideology. instead of a concern for ukrainian citizens, the country itself, or even european security as a whole, political and foreign policy experts pseudo of come i'll do tell, b

take center stage or to summative g. 20 foreign ministers in indonesia. the russian foreign minister is met with anger as the meeting address is the global fall out from the comp. ah, i'm show guy. welcome to the program. to pounce fulla prime minister since or are they has died after being shot out of political campaign event. lisa, 41 year old mom has been arrested in connection with the shooting. was the ave was countries longest serving their premier and was well known for a strong economic and defense policies. was killing, has shocked the country or nation where firearms are strictly regulated, and political violence is rare. oh, the moment shin, so our bay, we shot twice, a suspect man, handled to the ground. what appears to be a weapon. lying on the road near by. people ran to the age of japan's former prime minister as he lay seriously wounded. he was quickly transferred to a helicopter and flown to hospital. at this point, his condition was described as critical, but doctors were unable to save him. mister shins obey was taken into emergency car

and other news, a g 20 foreign ministers meeting has wrapped up in indonesia, china's foreign minister, one ye and the u. s. secretary of state, how talks after that event? jessica washington has more from barley. the u. s. secretary of state antony blank and described his talks with his chinese counterpart, one e as constructive and useful. the 2 met following the g. 20 foreign ministers meeting in barley marking their 1st bilateral in person meeting since october last year. secretary blink and describe the relationship between the us and china as highly consequential. not just for the 2 countries, but for the rest of the world as well. and as such, he said the relationship needs to be managed responsibly. he said the meeting lasted more than 5 hours and covered a variety of topics. he took the chance during the meeting. he said to raise concerns over the situations in shins, young, to best and hong kong with regard to human rights. and also what he remarks as china's increasing aggression over taiwan. none of these are easy topics, but the united states cease always to be consistent