here is geneva yes. eh, something needs to change. and by the way, about this. only we are talking, but many other countries have now begun to actively raise this topic, drawing attention to the abnormality of such a situation. so i think that our task - one of our tasks is to consolidate this position, e our like-minded people and jointly seek changes and adjustments in the work of all eon mechanisms, primarily related to the field of human rights. mikhailovich good luck in your difficult work and thank you very much for taking the time to remind you. we spoke with gennady gatium, permanent representative of russia to the un , gennady gatium. investing in sberbank online maybe buy shares or invest in real estate, or maybe salute where to start investing thinking about what to invest in? start investing right now in sberbank online. more more luxurious views and bold styles more energy and metropolitan pace more opportunities for business and for yourself more knowledge and smart technologies more square meters and parks kilometers don system for those who expec

enemy is so ugly, the enemy is real a terrorist, what should you forget about the un charter, the geneva any international treaties, criminal courts, and so on, that is, the real devil is fighting against you , a-a, a real, uh, a real monster, and you have to get out of this only at the front clearly understands that the task of the enemy is not only to destroy you as such, but to destroy all of ukraine in general, only in the war. you understand that they will create a real genocide because you see constant shelling of civilians and you see how purposefully they hit to the civilian quarter therefore, i may say something that may be a little shocking, but for the military, this video is not some kind of shock. revenge can be general, our victory, this causes the military, what kind of emotions, but what kind of shock. are there any thoughts that push you not to fight there, or to fight somehow, more cautiously, there is no such thing, there is no such thing , because we live with this cruelty, every hour, i am up to it, lord igor, were you born and raised? well, not far from russia. i wa

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you're also head of global and emerging risks at the geneva center for security policy. and joining us dublin today, richard boyd, barren member of the irish parliament, the doyle, your head of the people before profit party, you're also a leading figure of the irish anti war movements. welcome to all of you gentlemen. you already, i'll start with you. is it possible to remain neutral in today's europe or has that ship sailed? well, depends on how you define new trial it to you say, after 2 wars with the soviet union, we have to build strong own defense. and we have to adopt neutrality to, to so live. but we believe that by joining the european union in 1995, we no longer have been politically new drug. and now we're joining the defense alliance in order to never be alone again. richard, your voice of islands, anti war movement. as we said at the top, you're a staunch defender of neutrality. how did you feel when you saw a bastion of neutrality like finland, switch sides. and i like to join the military lines. yeah, it was very disappointing. and, and i think it's part o

prisoners of war by russian servicemen, where we see the permanent results of the violation of the genevan the form of when we return our heroes of gryn home, everyone has lost dozens of kilograms, everyone was treated in improper conditions, they did not provide medical care, basic food did not even provide therefore, this once again proves that russia is a terrorist, you must behave like terrorists in such a way that you cannot sit down with them alone table they should be excluded, isolated and do everything that they simply disappeared from the political map of our planet i wanted to ask you in more detail about the exclusion of tatyana moskalkova from the european network of national human rights institutions when it happened and how many more russians and in which international organizations remain it is difficult to prove to our partners that the representatives of the aggressor country have no place in the civilized world, it is difficult to really prove to international partners that this should be done, they agree that the russians are really there they are behaving unworthy of

get a new, she comes from a sentence where he said, any attempt to eliminate any political idea in geneva. we civil war. and that statement is in is just a political analysis. and that's the statement is just someone who is trying to say that that, that i cited is trying to eliminate political ideology. geneva. so really the, the statement, the statement that she made is a statement to you here in every political party in europe or in the us. and you can hear those type of statements everywhere. so i just finally managed to, to get something on the rest of a new she just like he used to do with it or, or we had his other political opponents. the idea is i read the 1st and then find the challenges. do you think we'll see knob the actually banned the wall? that mean it's the largest opposition party. what is technically been the really they they don't have the right to organize meetings at the time. they can't access their headquarters. so really you don't need to bend them because you just treat them for every boy go right. they have. so really it's, it's, it's the largest opposition group

crimes against ukraine in the european commission reminded the russians of a serious violation of the genevan and once again emphasized moscow's complete disregard for international law. informed the osce about the brutal act of the russians, the ukrainian ombudsman dmytro lobinets, in particular, proposes to exclude russia from all international organizations and cites as an example the european network of national institutions and human affairs , there is no longer a russian woman, tetyana moskalkova , the verkhovna rada commissioner for human rights , dmytro rubinets, is now in touch with us mr. dmytro i congratulate you about moskalkova a little later , but first i know they sent a video of the execution of a ukrainian prisoner of war to their colleagues, ombudsmen from other countries and have addressed letters to the officials of the un and the international committee of the red cross, is there already a reaction and what practical actions can we count on besides words of indignation, yes , the reaction is like such a human reaction. some of my colleagues wrote words of support that on

inhumane nature of the russian aggression killing of prisoners of war is a very serious breach of the geneva convention. and demonstrates once more russia's complete disregard of international law and particular international humanitarian law. the kremlin and the wagner group deny that forces involvement, saying that further verification is needed. ukraine security services say an investigation is already underway, as they've out to bring those responsible to justice. the russian law makers of approved a bill making it harder to dodge and military caller and allowing authorities to issue electronic draft notices the legislation that needs to be signed into law by the russian president. it was spread through parliament as the russian military prepares for unexpected ukrainian counter offensive. it happened very quickly. both chambers of russia's parliament fast track changes to the conscription law that has already been on the table for 5 years. now any one who does not report to the military after receiving a draft notice will no longer be allowed to leave. russia is doable here to pull his

territory where they live to another territory. children benefit from the special protection of the genevan. deported children who managed to be returned to ukraine say that they were subjected to isolation in boarding schools and were beaten with sticks. and for shouting glory to ukraine they were taken from they were told in an unknown direction that their parents abandoned them and they are now the children of russia . if this is not a policy of genocide, then the kidnapping of ukrainian children is a crime against our state for many years to come. aimed at severing the connection between kidnapped children and their relatives in ukraine, preventing the return of children to ukraine and re-educating them in a pro-russian spirit the growing amount of evidence of russia's actions exposes the kremlin's goals to deny and suppress ukrainian identity, history and culture, but russia itself does not recognize the illegal deportation of children. there is no decision of the hague court in response to the order of the speaker of the state duma , vyacheslav vladan, who suggested that the country

so claim to be from from you still think it was listed in geneva, lisky, somebody to use a book to us for? yeah. natural south, i'm children for developed a young middle prolactin with someone with a bully. are suddenly point sca previous of the word museum that the book will collect wasn't number with this new protocol. really meant is the milk atoria. you couldn't school in the summer is michelle is where use in most of the to pitch they need to get used to the decision if it doesn't reach their climax. dorothy thought, and they feel on the hundreds of polish me to 100000 civilians. we sit here, women and children, and the elderly point goals and ukrainians, lived side by side quite pit to work and celebrate together into marriage and was also come and play if i q 6 of us from as about he availability built. come never what you did. he who has it. yeah, boy, lucy granular grades. are you re skiddy if you wanna use a i see some wins in thomson your floats. i was like a we have massive data, tara finance, another we're, she act is a mr. valid, holly raising amc whiskey she here or me

inhumane nature of the russian aggression killing of prisoners of war is a very serious breach of the geneva convention. and demonstrates once more russia's complete disregard of international law and particular international humanitarian law. the kremlin and the wagner group deny their forces involvement, saying that further verification is needed. ukraine security services, site and investigation is already underway, as they vowed to bring those responsible to justice. the law russian law makers of approved a bell, making it harder to dodge a military call up and allowing authorities to issue electronic draft notices. the legislation now needs to be signed into law by the russian president. it was spread through parliament asked the russian military prepares for unexpected to ukrainian counter offensive. it happened very quickly. both chambers of russia's parliament fast track changes to the conscription law that has already been on the table for 5 years. now any one who does not report to the military after receiving a draft notice will no longer be allowed to leave. russia is doable here

in september, the thirty -fourth yuzabek at a meeting of the league of nations in geneva officially announcedpoland's refusal from the previously given guarantees for the protection of the rights of national minorities. for the belarusian population of the annexed western territories , this meant only one thing, and for those who resisted, in the thirty-fourth decree of the president of poland , a concentration camp was created in kartunskaya birch through torture, in in which more than 10,000 people passed, and by the beginning of the thirty-eighth academic year, all belarusian schools were closed and the position of poland in relation to the ussr, the dismemberment of russia is the basis of polish state interests in the east, the creation of a number of national states on the territory of european russia, which would be under the influence of warsaw national map to implement their plans for the ussr , the nazis also actively began to play what was the earthly path of the saints in christianity here he found his earthly love here he left for us an eternal memory of his prayers and of his inv

inhumane nature of the russian aggression killing of prisoners of war is a very serious breach of the geneva convention and demonstrates once more russia's complete disregard of international law and particular international humanitarian law. moscow has also responded to the video kremlin spokespersons, me 3 pis. gov said the images needed verification show in. first of all, we need to check the authenticity of this awful footage. of course, i told her this footage is awful, and 1st we should check its authenticity. a chem, kenya latham mortified poor them. and then we could have a pretext to check whether or not this is true, whether it happened, emily and if it did, where and by whom it was done. ukraine's president volota mused. lensky spoke of systematic terror by russian forces and demanded consequences. boldenow, every one must react to it. every leader. don't expect it to be forgotten. we are not going to forget anything. neither are we going to forgive the murderous ukraine's s b u. security service said on wednesday. it had opened a probe into the video. rochelle parliament a signed

riccardo trezzi, economist at the university of geneva. banking fallout continues as ubs is reported to be considering major job cuts. we have the details on bloomberg. ♪ dani: let's get your bloomberg business flash. sarah halls has that in dubai. >> tesla has delivered almost 423,000 cars in the first quarter, ahead of analyst expectations. the electric carmaker had slashed prices early this year to appeal to consumers affected by rising interest rates, but the pace of deliveries fell short of elon musk's goal of 50% in will group. and ever group is nearing a deal to acquire world. wwe's executive chairman was looking to get $9 billion for the company. wwe shares have gained 33% this year. mitsubishi ufj is delaying a planned sale of at1 bonds following write-downs at credit suisse. it will go ahead with a two-part at1 offering in mid-may. the decision comes after another japanese bank started sounding out investors for its at1 sale. manus: thank you very much. ubs will cut as much as 30% of headcount after completing the takeover of cre

he had 19 seconds in hand over the next friday and he did enough to clinch the overall victory in genevad been beaten to a place in rugby union's cup final. the 2020 winners were outplayed by the defending champions in a ruthless 47 points to 28 victory. lara shell will play at leinster in a repeat of last year's final. tennis and carlos alcaraz is into the last 16 at the madrid open. carlos alcaraz dominated most of the match apart from when the bulgarian broke his serve in the second set to go for— two up but the world number two tookjust an hour and a half to beat him. that is it, you are up—to—date with all the sport, there is more on our website but from me and the rest of the team, it is goodbye. hello. sunday brought some pretty warm weather in parts of the uk, but it also brought some really heavy downpours. there are some further showers in the forecast for bank holiday monday, but equally some spells of sunshine. many of us will again feel relatively warm, particularly in the sunshine. but northern parts, particularly scotland, will start to turn rather chilly because of this c

the was ambiguity about what the actual situation was what we said we act as if this is what the geneva convention and law land warfare had in mind. but these individuals would come up and they would say general petraeus, we love america, we love george bush, we love democracy. what is it? and they didn't know democracy come had no conception of democracy. i remember of laying in the meeting one time, i was going to prove it because we pay all the civil servants.ri we found money that underwater double wrapped and so now but then realize we've got to get more goods in the marketplace. would reopen the international board and i said watch and wait and see which would happen is the prices will go down and the competition will go, the quality will improve and it actually did happen. the problem was how to get the from where they were? the unrealistic ways in which this was god about, first of all you firedth the one respected institution, the one national institution, military. and you do away with all the bureaucrats you need to run the place without a provision frank and bring the back t

so the g negotiations between the health is and their government in the past, particularly in geneva, 2016 and then in kuwait a year later, and then install calling in to 1018. the stumbling block was prisoners chains. there were huge differences about who should be included in the list, where should it happen, and then a finer list, oh, or of the number of prisoners that didn't work this time, it was possible simply because of the deal between iran and saudi arabia, brazil's prisoners lose enough, yolanda da silva has been given a state welcome by china's leaders. she's in pain in beijing, but expected to find ways to further boost relations war and ukraine is also likely to be their agenda. a member of the us national guard has been arrested on suspicion of leaking classified documents online. they include sensitive military intelligence about the wall in ukraine. 21 year old jack to shadow was taken into custody from his home in massachusetts, delegates from 9 arab nations, a meeting in saudi arabia to discuss the possibility of sylvia's return to the arab league. it was expelled a

inhumane nature of the russian aggression killing of prisoners of war is a very serious breach of the geneva convention and demonstrates once more russia is complete disregard of international law and particular international humanitarian law. the kremlin, and the wagner group deny that forces involvement, saying that the verification is needed. ukraine security services say an investigation is already underway, as they have to bring those responsible to justice. the more russian law makers of approved a bell, making it harder to dodge a military call up and allowing authorities to issue electronic draft notices. the legislation now needs to be signed into law by the russian president. it was spread through parliament as the russian military prepares for unexpected de ukrainian counter offensive. it happened very quickly, both chambers of russia's parliament fast track changes to the conscription law that has already been.

but we said we'll act as if this is what the geneva convention and law land warfare had in mind. but these individuals would come up and say, general petraeus, we love america. we love george bush. we love democracy. what is it? and they didn't know democracy, they had no conception of democracy. i remember playing out in the provincial counsel meeting one -- council meeting one time the merits of the capitalism. we found money under water double wrapped in ribbon. now i realized, we need more goods in the marketplace. we reopened an international border. i said, wait and see what's going to happen, the price will go down, the competition will go up, the quality will improve. it did happen. the problems is was, how do you get there from where they were and the unrealistic ways in which this was gone. first of all you fire the one respected institution, the one national institution, the military, then you do away with all the bureaucrats you need to run the place without a provision for how you can bring them back to work, legally. except in one area which had an exception. and th

we said we'll act as if this is what the geneva convention and law land warfare had in mind. these individuals would come up and say, general petraeus, we love america. we love george bush. we love democracy. what is it? they didn't know democracy, had no conception of the democracy. i remember playing out in the provincial counsel meeting one time the -- council meeting one time the merits of the capitalism. we found money under water double wrapped in ribbon. now i realize we need more goods in the marketplace. we reopened an international border. i said wait and see what's going to happen is the price also go down, the competition will go up, the quality will improve. it did happen. the problems is wa*s, how do you get there from where they were and the unrealistic ways in which this was gone b first of all you fire the one respected institution, the one national institution, the military, then you do away with all the bureaucrats you need to run the place without a provision for how you can bring them back to work, legally. except in one area which had an exception. and t

president biden and president putin reached when they met in june 2021 , a special channel was created in genevass issues of detained russian citizens in the united states and detained american citizens of russia. if i tell you that this channel did not envision. l the involvement of journalists and did not imply public exposure of certain situations in the interests of putting pressure on serious professional negotiations. in russia, uh, a few american citizens. uh are serving sentences for various crimes. uh. i'm talking about half-out and evan gershkowitz. they were arrested three. committing a crime obtaining materials that constitute state secrets and uh loud uh, pathetic statements that a journalist by definition can't commit crimes we and uh. someone already drew attention to the situation when gerchikavich broke out around gerchikavich, this company and no one remembers julian assange. no one else remembers our citizen journalist maria putina, who gave birth here for 2 years in prison only because she was engaged in journalism and participated in the work, in most cases the charges are v

responsibility for everything the killing of a prisoner of war is a crime and a violation of the genevantion . ukrainian foreign minister dmytro kuleba went to bucharest, where he will meet with the ministers of foreign affairs and defense of romania and moldova. they will discuss regional security. in addition , ukraine and romania will hold the first black sea security conference of the international for the first time in the history of the crimean platform, the deputies of the european parliament and the verkhovna rada will hold a joint meeting , the heads of the committees will discuss issues related to ukraine's accession to the eu, in particular economic policy, the rule of law, the fight against corruption and budget control, as well as bringing ukrainian legislation into line with eu legislation, the press service of the european parliament reported , rifles, assault rifles, millions of rounds of ammunition, canada will provide ukraine with a new package of military aid prime minister justin trudon announced this at a joint briefing with ukrainian colleague denys shmagal, the ne

annabelle: you are no longer the trade rep to the wto for geneva. diplomatic immunity. does that have any bearing on your business, any plans to come to hong kong? justin: actually, it saved me lots of time. before that, since i bear a lot of diplomatic responsibility in geneva, that is why spend a lot of time in europe as well. but, since, luckily march this year, i resigned as the chief representative to the wto in geneva, which i think freed up a lot of my time. so i can devote it to crypto, my crypto hobby. so, stay tuned. for my public services arrangement, we might have a new development in the future. we will keep everyone updated. annabelle: justin, thanks so much for your time. hopefully we will see you in person and hong kong. -- in hong kong. justin sun of tron. rishaad: we've got olaf scholz inviting the chinese premier for talks in berlin. it is the german chancellor's bid to ease tensions between europe and the government in beijing. it was meant to enlist china on a key partner to promote global peace as well as tackling climate chang

he has not been visited by the embassy diplomats, even though under the geneva convention he is supposed to have access to them he has seen his lawyers hired by "the wall street journal." what do you project -- is it urgent to try to get him out soon before this gets swept into the judicial endless process >> the problem that we will confront, andrea, is that the russians won't talk to us. this has been their practice until that judicial process has run its course when i tried to engage with the russians before paul whelan was convicted, they wouldn't speak to me. they would tell me that their judicial process has to run its course it took almost a year and a half for paul to ultimately be tried and convicted. the charge with which evan gershkovich has been -- has had levied against him, espionage, is the same charge that was -- of which paul was try ied and convicted. that means that this case is in the control of the fsb, the russian security services. this is their case my expectation is it will be difficult for the u.s. embassy to get access to evan until at a minimum the fsb has com

agent ogpu foreign department, third branch of the message from the berlin residency, a source in genevally reported that the agreement between france and germany and poland remains to affect poland in the sense of concession to germany for concessions to germany poland is promised to be rewarded to a large extent towards soviet ukraine sent june 24 of the year script. poland was drawn into the big game, with which the ussr has a common border, and concessions meant the preservation of the western territories of the soviet union annexed to the paris treaty of the ethnic lands of belarus in 1921, a territory of 100,000 m² with a population of more than 3 million people 70% of which belarusians. for soviet intelligence, the circle of activities expanded , reliable sources of information were required. the line of passengers arriving from berlin moved quickly, but suddenly stopped at of a pretty american woman who had already prepared her passport for presentation , the young border guard for a long time, examining it, finally uttered. madame it's my birthday today, so i'm kind. take your f

of course that is against the geneva convention to use them in civilian circumstances.an: the guy who runs the mitia is tweeting in english, he called one general a radical islamist and said his forces were fighting against radical islamists. as you just did, we should point out that he was linked to the genocide in darfur, correct? >> yes, absolutely, they both work. he has been trying to in the moral high ground saying he is fighting islamists and the army in that sense of radicalism -- of coue over 30 years, opposition was not allowed in the army. so he is trying to grab the moral high ground. of course h hasn't really got any grounds for that because in terms of violence against millions, both are equally guilty. i'm not seeing the sudanese take sides on this. christian: that is the point i'm trying to get to, who is the partner for -- >> the sudanese people were behind all the democratic process and want to see their country stable and prosperous. sudan is a beautiful country, but it was plagued even before this uprising, a third of the population already needed hu

years later, a monumental sculpture of a broken chair by the architect daniel berset was installed in geneva in front of the entrance to the palace of nations. the european headquarters of this unesco organization is not. maybe he is the un right, it is dedicated to the victims of anti-personnel mines scientists. the war with england did not prevent napoleon from awarding this great english chemist with a medal of science outside politics. 400 scientists came to their senses 15 years later and perhaps returned academic degrees , academic titles. the caves of cuevedus verdes in the canary islands were formed about 5,000 years ago as a result of this cataclysm. volcano eruption area 200 soviet years, this area of ​​st. petersburg was called the decembrists square curiously, but the first film adaptation broadway operetta rosemary was just such a 1928. polish blood written based on this story by pushkin is both deceit and love. love cheating dressing up happ young lady- peasant operetta 200 librettos of the majority of imra kalman's operettas are not written in hungarian at all and silva and ma

psychiatric care, says the director of the institution , pavlo palamarchuk, according to all norms of the geneva the occupation authorities fulfilled the clause on the provision of products , psychotropic drugs were sought and bought from us by their own money . the so-called director of the regional health department, appointed by the occupation authorities, constantly threatened with reprisals, says palamarchuk, the staff and administration were under great pressure due to attempts to forcibly remove patients to the left bank of the kherson region, it was not possible to do it well, yes, that's why. well, in life, after the armed forces of ukraine came here, we really evacuated 267 patients , that is, to odesa, poltava, lviv. well, to other places in ukraine, where we expect that the war will end and we will take these patients of ours back after the liberation of kherson, the institution was left without electricity and water for a month and a half , the doctors bought a generator with their own money and cooked food in the field kitchen, now everything is provided, says pavlo palamarchuk for

i'm joined by my guess all for desires in geneva . he is an author and a former you an independent expert on international order in paris. we have john laughlin. he is a university lecture in history and political philosophy. and in washington we cross matthew crossed and he is director of academic transformation about we state university high gentleman cross sack rose in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, john, let me go to you in paris. i mean, you and i have known each other knew, but on this program, as long as the french president micron has been in office and you and i have pointed out a number of times that enter dig gall trying to fight its way out of him. sometimes he gets to gall curious, but i don't take him seriously anymore because even when he says those kind of things the next day says something different, i think that is really emblematic of europe's place in the world today. go ahead, john. yeah, i mean, the big difference between a menu and michael and charles to go live there

addition, in addition to the new york venue, the group recently held its own and at the meeting in genevaframework of the representation, but within the framework of the european headquarters of the united nations and we will develop this practice in other capitals, and the group will , uh, continue its work. it adopts a joint statement of the declaration, including its main goal, as its name implies, is to protect the un charter in its entirety. we talked today about how for many years after the creation of the un, discussions continued about which principle is tired respect for sovereignty takes precedence territorial integrity or the right of a nation to self-determination and we remembered that in 1970 the general ensemble. after many years of negotiations, it approved by consensus a declaration of friendly relations between states, in which, among other important conclusions. that each side must respect.

of edward vii lasted 10 months and 3 weeks, and it seems that there was not only a question about genevan general, as a whole, apparently, the british were not entirely satisfied with the personality of the monarch, in contrast to the one who came. after him, there was what was needed, he was a man who was not going anywhere climb no circumstances, and edward's position in the first place, he held a fairly active position. that is, he, apparently, was going to somehow influence politics, and his position was this. the british establishment, precisely with the frame and sympathies for the fascists, very clearly understood that the fascist movement should not flirt with it, because it claims to be totalitarian, that is, the fascist movement. having come to power, it will not share power with anyone and the british stance did not want to such a situation, that is, er, here. uh, british politicians showed themselves in this relatively hardened, that is, the germans are german conservatives. they did not understand the italian conservatives. this was not understood, but the british understood

were one less moron there, i sincerely congratulate all of us on this, we will remind you that the genevame shooting at doctors, abusing prisoners in this way, using philip kirkorov as a psychological weapon is happy to preserve the peace, if necessary, i will go to the front in tights if it will save the situation immediately for the wagnerites who will be in the same dugout, do you want it? all of a sudden, the wagnerians, which soldier will be happy, even general matovnyk, as we can see, covers his ass even in pantyhose, well, congratulations, kirkorov led the hit parade, leaving the ridiculous stars, pushing chicherina , he looks as murderous as possible. i say this is the difference between the stage of orkostan and ukraine , our stars went to the front with weapons. but their showman mraz wants to go in tights, where then i already imagine mraz as a reconnaissance operator , like a guide for artillery, a three-meter suit made of feathers and rhinestones, how did you understand reception means he needs to renew his repertoire . something like me . i raise my voice so that they rememb

will be listening in there to that world health organization press conference that's going on in geneva, talking about the challenges facing the population in sudan and the call their of what that help for hospitals and a lot of hospitals, the officials are not working because they're out of basic things like water and fuel and israeli forces have arrested 16 palestinians in raids in the occupied west bank. the confrontations at the nor refugee camp journalists was one of those arrested at the camp and more than 2 and a 1000 palestinians have been detained in their daily raids by ready forces this year. it is in judge's order. the imprisonment of opposition laid out rashid anew. she for allegedly plotting against internal state security. according to his lawyer, no, she leads the biggest opposition party on the vote. who critic of president chi psi is it was arrested on sunday president. sire is accused of orchestrating a power grab off the suspending parliament. 2021 rush. no, she accuses the government of misusing the judiciary. it's all get political opponents and the message recorde

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coordinator for sudan, who joins us from geneva. thank you for being with us.ore we talk about the situation, can i get one thought on the british government that has taken out 1500 people. the number of people trying to get out has slowed. do you think ty have everyone out that they need to get out? >> it is extremely unlikely that everyone who needs to get out. the dependents and so on could not have gotten out. people who were working in the u.k. but did not have a passport , they are not allowed to board the aircraft. at the same time, these flights have to come to an end at some time. the situation is risky. hopefully it will be safe enough for people to go if the need to leave. >> we just heard that exclusive interview withhe leader of the rsf, he said he is happy to facilitate the corridors. do you believe him? >> no. >> what reason do you have not to believe him? >> i have dealt with the people of his -- when i was u.n. coordinator. negotiating for access with him and his colleagues trying to get into darfur. we were given assurances and they were hardl

from geneva, mr. did not condolences for the loss of your member of staff, of the difficult time your organization. as far as you know, what were the circumstances around his death if the city of l. o. by he does, it's a large center, roughly half a 1000000 people about 250 kilometers south west of the capital. and he's been a scene of intense fighting over the last few days. machine, gun, fire, explosions, borders very dangerous situation for the civilians who find themselves there. what we know is the earlier today, our staff member, his wife and a newborn child, got into a private vehicle headed south to relocate to a safer place south of the city. and about 50 kilometers outside of l. a by. they found themselves in the crossfire between 2 factions. the staff member was, was critically injured. despite his injuries, he managed to drive the car some distance away to the health clinic. but sadly, he and he died some of his injuries. i mean, when he gets to show ready that no one is immune to the cons

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killing of prisoners of war is a very serious breach of the geneva convention and demonstrates once more pressure's complete disregard of international law and in particular, international humanitarian law. >> two voices expressing shock and condemnation, but there were many more today. let's speak to a war crime prosecutor. thanks for being with us. can we start by getting a reaction from you to this story? what do you think about what we are hearing? >> if it is what it purports to be, thiss just horrible. unfortunately, it just is one more in a ng strg of atrocities that we have been witnessi. this war has been characterized by brutality, but attks on civilis, and now we are seeing probably the mutilation of a isoner of war, which would be a clear war crime. >> volodymyr zelenskyy, as you heard, saying the world cannot ignore this people, and as you say, we are still yet to really, 100% have the proof that what we are seeing is actually what it is, but it seems this looks like another step towards the complete disintegration of any kind of humanity in this conflict. >> well, the world

i am starting to feel rage, why do we fulfill the geneva conventions? and behind the front line, the enemy tortures our prisoners, executes them on camera, keeps them without food and water, you are with them point of view should be destruction. how did it happen that we remained human and they became racists until the civilized world learned humanism, the russians learned to fight for destruction , it was the desire to break the resistance , the century-long central operation, prisoners of one of the largest number of victims because it will stop rabid predators documentary project tsn history of the issue of the fifth of may at 23:00 in the national marathon the only news we continue the marathon in the studio of dmytro chistyakov one more hour we will spend together fierce battles do not abate in the area of ​​bakhmut the infantry which with all its might deters the enemy, needs constant support, a military television crew went to the positions of the artillerymen to find out how the unit lives and to see with our own eyes the work of the gods of war

the economist estimated in 2013 that the geneva freeport might hold more than a $100000000000.00 worth of us art sitting, tucked away in a space that also functions as a tax haven. art collectors also have creative ways to use our work as ways to defer paying taxes as well, including the establishment of private museums and foundations, storing art and offshore free ports and loop holes in the tax code such as like kind exchanges. leila is here with us again. are some of the famous works out there in reality, just ordering that nobody knows about and are there are some forgeries that can never be detected. that's a really fun question. i think it brings up some of these conspiracy theory. ideas as well that some of the great works we're looking at are just for your use. and in fact, that's just a theory that's been circulating about the mona lisa, that the modem lease is just way too valuable to actually have on display. and that the real one is hidden somewhere in some type of ball or bunker. there are a lot of forward driven out there. and i think it's hard to detect one's work that