interesting that they've gone with martial law i should say that's a report coming from a johns france press and assuming that report is correct that martial law that cleared in 7 townships not clear to me exactly why they went with mandalay although one thing that i didn't understand natalie that i found really interesting was in addition to all the teachers and doctors nurses and laborers and students who were protesting there were firefighters in uniform part of the demonstrations in mandalay today and i saw some of them they did that 3 finger salute for resistance that comes from the hunger games so really interesting there what we've got to keep an eye on tomorrow is how do the people respond to the people in mandalay they're not allowed to congregate the protests are not allowed to meet and groups of more than 5 people outside so do they still come out in protest do they still do that tomorrow and how do the police respond is it just going to be mass arrests potentially would it be something more violent and then what goes on across the country do we see increasing numbers of demonstra

interesting that they've gone with martial law i should say that's a report coming from a johns france press and assuming that report is correct that martial law declared in 7 townships not clear to me exactly why they went with mandalay although one thing that i didn't understand and later i found really interesting was in addition to all the teachers and doctors nurses and laborers and students who were protesting there were firefighters in uniform as part of the demonstrations in mandalay today and i saw some of them they did that 3 thing or salute for resistance that comes from the hunger games so really interesting there what we've got to keep an eye on tomorrow is have the people respond to the people in mandalay they're not allowed to congregate the protests are not allowed to meet in groups of more than 5 people outside so do they still come out in protest do they still do that tomorrow and how do the police respond is it just going to be mass arrests potentially would it be something more violent and then what goes on across the country do we see increasing numbers of demonstrators

police and army have pushed down but in the last hour it's really you mentioned 4 confirmed the france press news agency is confirmed that there are 2 more. spoken to an ambulance men who transported to bodies from this city about go which is about an hour's drive from and learn we're expecting those numbers to climb even further with some footage we've seen out of mandalay motorcyclist who appears to have been shot in the head by a sniper so it is a struggle getting information out but i think it's also a huge challenge for the military who are in the past who conducted these kinds of crackdowns in relative secrecy with information seeping out very slowly over days and weeks now it's happening almost into instantaneously and those messages not only getting to the outside world but a flashing around myanmar as well and there's a huge amount of anger but what's going on at the moment thank you for all those updates and insight as well tony chang in bangkok. and there are protests in bangkok as well hundreds of people continuing to call for the prime minister to step down and for reforms to ma

also coming up germany rejects who are pressed from france to send more troops to the hell region were armed groups affiliated with al qaida and the islamic state group are stoking tensions. thousands of protesters in barcelona demand the release of a popular rapper sentenced to jail for his song lyrics and tweets cases putting a spotlight on freedom of speech in spain. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us demonstrators have returned in force to the streets of myanmar as biggest city gone to protest against the country's military coup they call for what they hope will be the biggest street demonstrations yet to oppose the power grab carried out by the country's military on february 1st and the removal and detention of elected leader on sales of cheap rallies have been taking place daily despite nationwide internet shutdowns and a build up of security forces in major cities. journalist iman tunde is in yen dornin joins us now from there the un's human rights expert on myanmar says he's terrified about signs of an impending military crackdown in the ongoing you're there what a

france which is now destined for the u.k. as paris struggles through the same supplies of any jobs it is a shame pressed we have missed a good chance in france it's a little bit of the priority is given to the united kingdom england is better managed because it has been liberated from the european union while the government and here all are failing at everything. the mayor of an italian town byron's locals from getting sick an effort to draw attention to the complete lack of doctors. i did as a provocation my ruling can hardly be enforced i mean that getting sick or not it is not down to one's wish and individual can certainly take.

france which is now destined for the u.k. as paris struggles to the same supplies of any germs it is a shame pressed we have missed a good chance in france it's a little bit of the priority is given to the united kingdom england is better managed because it has been liberated from the european union while the government and europe are failing at everything. the mayor of an italian town bans locals from getting sick in an effort to draw attention to the complete lack of doctors. i did as a provocation my ruling can hardly be enforced i mean that getting sick or not it is not down to one's wish and individual can certainly take steps to avoid falling ill . while countries struggle to get their hands on limited vaccine supplies for their populations look at how some of the wealthy individuals are jumping the queue and. live from moscow thanks for joining us tonight here on r.t. international i'm daniel hawkins welcome to the program. the french president is under fire for failing to secure a surprise of a vaccine from his own country which is instead destined for the u.k. it might all micros government had refused to back the jobs

symbolize the domination of the white man that others including president michael of france are taking aim at the us pressparticularly in the wake of a spate of islam is terror attacks that took place draws the end of 2020 at present matters quite the coverage in the us press has been biased and said that it legitimized the violence this lack of solidarity as he saw right when packing as others or it came after t.j. here for us it was a head it in is a mess terror attack talk about being pretty close to the bone others say this problem is much deeper it's a threat to its political identity as a threat to the republic and to french democracy and to the functioning of the state it's not a matter of cultural identity in france there is no simple left right divide like you've got with the democrats and the republicans in the united states the specter of what happened in the aftermath of last month's election in us left the french troops belief oh god how could people be so divided they support or whatever happened to get through problems listening to each other efforts to get along is tree of intellectual est

giles kenningham — conservative commentator and former conservative party press chief and benedict paviot uk correspondent of france see you both once again. our chat in a moment, first though a 0ur chat in a moment, first though a quick look through the front pages. the i leads with the news that over 40's are set to get the vaccine next. the paper says the police and teaching unions are criticising the move and that front line workers of all ages should be vaccinated first. the us intelligence report into the death ofjournalist jamal khashoggi leads the guardian. the report found that saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman approved the murder of the washington post reporter. the daily mirror's front page is given to the queen and prince harry. it comes after his interview with james corden on the late late show in la. the paper reports that the queen is pleased that harry has found happiness. alongside prince harry — calls for an inquiry into covid deaths leads the daily mail. it reports that grieving families, medical experts and mp�*s are certain there are too many deaths being blamed on the virus. a photo of a

of the draft law say it will limit the right to free assembly and restrict press freedom doesn't arise for help across france but over 32000 people took part according to the interior minister at all the $35.00 arrests were made over the weekend tensions also spilled out onto the streets of knowledge with 4 officers reported injured in the clashes place in the city claimed radical behavior from riders is routinely going on and we heard from a representative of a french police union and the shared his view on the situation. that there is a part of the population which resents the police sometimes this resentment is ideological which means that we have both left and right wing protesters hostile to the police and sometimes this resentment this from people threaten and to against protests who feel anger towards the police we can legitimately wonder both about the effectiveness of the court's response and about whether these rioters have a political role to play the presence of rioters at the protests gives a pretext and legitimacy to the prefix and in particular to the police prefect of gatherings which are ini

guess it's more of a message the right to free assembly and restrict press freedom dozens of rallies were held across france where fell for 30000 people taking part that's according to the interior minister told the 35 arrests were made over the. tensions also we're not there for officers there reportedly injured in clashes police in the 7 claim radical behavior from rioters it is routinely going on polish we heard from a representative of a french police. i. was. there is a part of the population which resents the police sometimes this resentment is ideological which means that we have both left and right wing protesters hostile to the police and sometimes just resentment this from people threaten and tear against protests we feel anger towards the police we can legitimately wonder both about the effectiveness of the court's response and about whether these rioters have a political role to play the presence of rioters at the protests gives a pretext and legitimacy to the prefix and in particular to the police prefects of gatherings which i initially legitimate government policy has been relatively opaque o

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press we have missed a good chance in france. because it has been liberated from the european union the government and. everything. desperate times call for desperate measures. on issues in order. to draw attention to the fact. i did it as a provocation. i mean that. it is not. and. struggled to get. from moscow to the world this is r.t. international pleasure to have you with us today our top story. france's leader himself in the firing line after failing to secure supplies of a vaccine from his own country before the u.k. and money government refused to buck the job developer in contrast to london which worked with the french company to get the shots. they believed straight away in our inactivated vaccine they took all the risks and immediately forwarded 96000000 euros to use before the end of december well it is the latest in a series of controversies over vaccine supplies involving the european union with more from here charlatans. france was already feeling a little dejected after attempts by pharmaceutical company sanofi an

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actually engaged in such intrigue and sniping at each other with press that they owned and all the rest of that. so let's turn to france. the arguably the first foreign policy crisis that dominated at least the successors john adams. give us a little background on that and sequence of event that brought us to the brink of war in 1792 and ultimately ended up cutting short washington's retirement. >> right. so essentially i mention that had john adams had spent envoys to france and everyone in the united states is waiting to hear what happened to the envoys in france. well, news eventually comes back and essentially the news is that the french would not receive the envoys unless they paid a bribe and so you can decide if you see any parallels to that today. i hear half the audience laughing, but -- but -- and so as a result there's an uproar in the united states, and immediately the country sort of begins preparing for war. there are preparations being made. there's a new army that's going to be formed. the there are preparations being made at sea for a navy and as part of that john adams nominates george washington to b

press when i woke up this morning. it was specifically a player that i said no to. i woke up and i looked at the number one website in france to the board of directors. i don't want anything from olympic marseille, i don't want any money, ijust want from olympic marseille, i don't want any money, i just want to from olympic marseille, i don't want any money, ijust want to leave because of differences in the sporting policy. the government's been discussing the issue of head injuries in sport today — culture secretary oliver dowden met with several campaigners and former players who've been affected, including the former tottenham midfielder ryan mason, who was forced to retire because of a head injury. the number of former footballers being diagnosed with dementia is causing concern throughout the game, and aston villa manager dean smith says it's a big issue that needs more research. i lost my father, obviously, down to dementia, so you're always thinking, myself and my brother, whether we might suffer from that as well. there have been no signs, so thankfully, we're very good. it's something that is in the forefront of ou

press. biden: america is back. the transatlantic alliance is back and we are not looking backward. >> joe biden says he will work closely with european allies, a commitment welcome to buy france and germany. -- welcomed by france and germany. power return slowly to texas after days of rolling blackouts, but anger towards senator ted cruz's bills after he flew off to mexican sunshine as millions in his home states shivered. ♪ >> welcome to the program. germany is marking a year since nine people were killed in a racist attack that shot the country. the victims were gunned down in the western city by a 43-year-old german man who later turned the gun on himself. the german president acknowledged that authorities had made errors, and said he was deeply depressed the state had failed to protect those who lost their lives. here is the german president. >> hatred, racism, incitement to violence against muslims and jews, all of this is specifically directed at certain people, people who live among us. who belong to our communities, to our cities, to our neighborhoods. who go to the same schools that we do, shop in the same shops, and do the same jobs. the fact that we share so much o

security council is filled made significant progress on some of the most pressing international crisis including the threat posed by france nuclear weapons program and support terrorism. the failure of the united nations concurrent resolution 22312 contain iran are clear. neither have accomplished their goals did we all, everybody in this room knows that president biden indicated that he wants to get back into the jc poa and we all have strong feelings on that read i sincerely hope that we will proceed forward. we can't do better with the initial jc poa. right up against any under the un concurrent resolutions two to 31. the potential arms embargo has already passed with is the expiration of the ballistics missile embargo in 2023 and was concerning we face the termination of the un involvement in the nuclear program in four years, and 2025 . arms embargo needs to be reimposed in the southern near sighted sunsets must be extended for the security of the united states and the rest of the world. i hope that we can work together . another diverse feeling on this committee i think this committee has some very important things

took his honeymoon in the south of france, but whenever a cia director travels you got communications with you, and he's sending cables back to cia saying you've got to press the white house for permission to send you two's over those sam sites. figure out what's going on? what are they protecting? he has no evidence. it just makes sense to him. from september into october there's a five week period in which practically no u2's fly the ones that do stay away from this the sam sites. they're largely on the periphery of cuba. even though mccone is making these appeals. meanwhile there's humid going on human intelligence espionage assets in cuba. are telling cia they they see there's some mysterious secret work going on in western cuba. including the some of them see long cylindrical objects being towed by military trucks. okay. macon insists and kennedy allows a single youtube flight over the san cristobal area of western cuba on october 14th. going straight across the island. from south to north that would be this flight here. and it discovers in plain sight an mrbm site remember medium range ballistic missile kennedy then authorizes unlimited you too fligh