these protesters shout, hundreds of demonstrators have taken to the streets of moscow to protest hooton's partial mobilization. many have been arrested by authorities and brought to police stations on greece. among them was mia yields again a 29 year old musician and pod, castor. he says he spent 6 hours in custody. the police tried to force him to find a draft notice or to join the army in as a with me. are you yet a shoulder walk on the thongs, air, bowling escalate? i was brought to another room. ha boys, there were several men there. ha dois too were policeman days and 2 were in plain closing him. they locked the door from the inside and started telling me i was a nobody. and as i part of the clunk, there's not that in a clue which a boy put me down rather showed me around and even quickly at elk i behind dasa most of his i had to get through that was but i didn't the, and i'll post, i made it out of the station without signing anything. i think our corporate up our call now i'll just have to wait and see what happens as a dash of it. and this since his detention mikhail has been stay

she's the author of hooton's world, russia against the west, and with the rest. professor stant is a senior fellow at the brookings institution. she joins me tonight from washington, and i'm also happy to welcome to the program william tubman. he is a pulitzer prize winning author. his latest book is entitled gorbachev. his life in times. and mr. tillman is also in the u. s. capital. tonight to both of you, welcome to the program. i'm glad that you could take the time with us this evening to talk about the life and legacy of mikhail gorbachev. his death became known public knowledge about 24 hours ago. the west has been emoting ever since about a great statesman inside russia. we've had a telegram from the kremlin, sent to the family, and that's about it. we in the west, it seems wish that we had had more gorbachev. and in the kremlin, you get the sense that they are wishing that they had never had any gorbachev. professor stent. let me start with you. what do you say to that? is that how the dividing lines or tonight? well, they carry a certainly like that in western europe and the

they're hooton's belated response to the huge territorial gains that the ukranian army managed to achieve during the last month where they took back several 1000 square kilometers of ukrainian territory and liberated their people there. so this is, this is a response. it's trying to, to take back the narrative to take back control of the narrative, because this is the 1st speech of its kind that, that food has made to the people in russia since the beginning of the war and is trying to signal to the west. again, no good was angry, he's not laughing and he was again playing the nuclear card. indeed, our guest today serving market did the same on b, b, c. this morning we're, britons woke up to find that they were being threatened again with nuclear strikes and we've seen on russian t v here in ireland, ireland and britain being blown away in simulations of nuclear strikes. so you know, we know what russia is capable also. we also know that, and this is being here over the last 7 months, sorry, back, i'm going to cut you show, i'm going to pay you show that because we are running out of time

long as it takes, what i would like to say is that anyone who makes with, with flooding may have hooton's non team. all the obligation that international leaders have to uphold the international rules of law. giovanni and china is willing to make efforts to work with russia as great powers. we highly appreciate the balance to position of our chinese friends in connection with the ukrainian crisis. we are friends for ever. thank you for having yet to thank you so much. ah, also coming up in london, the queues are 456 miles long, thousands of people waiting in line to say good bye to the queen. but just going in there and i'm just seeing her just left me. i just, she's that piece now. um. yeah, this very, i just feel i've, i've done something which i think is right just to pay my respects. we're 2 our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with the impact of war on relationships. today, the world's 2 most powerful authoritarian leaders, the president of russia and china, came together on the sidelines of a business summit.

for example, the hooton's mouthpiece propaganda mal vsl to hooton's useful weapon on youtube like others. how does it feel for you to read this sofa death? even but indignation, it's not true. i may have felt gotten and why she's put trading with german media like they suck. i also do not understand. she has an excellent tab acacia, about by that after lena got her master's degree. she could have had the annual job when the admin and that she chose these power. and i thought that was really hit to go to the was own set. i won't see her for years yet, record my but after i started looking up the information myself and i was surprised, i didn't aflac alina faced with the truth. i am very proud of her. and that is the most important thinking to mow and thought i could just those is germany still your country? yes. the that's what i'm trying to figure out myself. but of course i can't forget it. i was born and raised medic personally, but i don't think that all jam is on a if i don't notice anything that is not true. but there are so many decisions made by the german government that makes yo

say the referendums are a sham that will never be recognized. protests against president vladimir hooton's, partial military liberalization, order, have continued across russia. doug, it's done more than $100.00 people blocked the highway. police try to break up the process by farming warning shots into the us vice president kamala harrison that traveled to japan and south korea. i live us, you can clarity from the u. s. on whether it will send troops to taiwan to help defend it against china, which could have a knock on effect in the region. she will start in the japanese capital, toko, for the state funeral of former prime minister. she said, i think he was assassinated in july. let's speak now to robert mcbride, who's in tokyo? robert, tell us more about what's expected from the vice president visit. yeah, this is probably comma la harris is probably the most important representative from a g 7 country to take part to attend the state funeral. a part of course from fermi . casita himself, the japanese prime minister, who's been instrumental in making this controversial state funeral hap

she said hooton's war in ukraine was killing soldiers or illusory aims and turning russia into a global pariah. protesters in beirut have broken down a gate into the justice ministry, demanding the release of 2 people, arrested last week for storming a bank and came as a delegation from the international monetary fund held meetings with officials over the countries economic meltdown. banks are closed 3 days amid security concerns. hurricane fiona has slammed the dominican republic after pounding puerto rico, fiona broad, heavy rainfall and sustained winds of more than a 140 kilometers per hour. ogle media reported flooding and washed out roads in the east. earlier, the storm knocked down power and caused extensive damage in puerto rico and a powerful earthquake has hit mexico central pacific coast, triggering tsunami warnings and shaking buildings. hundreds of kilometers away in the capitol. the magnitude $7.00, templar knocked out power and send residents scrambling on to the streets for safety. at least one person was killed. alarm sounded less than an hour after ceremonies, marking t

most western leaders are also staying away because of hooton's invasion of ukraine. gary and prime minister beetle albany is expected to be in moscow to pay his respects. he's often been critical of western sanctions against russia. i asked that corresponded to reschedule. how russia is being treated farewell to its last soviet leader. well after the ceremony that is now taking place mikhail gorbachev will to bury it in his her early afternoon at an of a david she cemetery next to his wife for a 2nd batch over. it's not unusual band in russia that the dead are buried to within 3 days. so we shouldn't be surprised why gorbachev is buried so quickly. although the impression could arise said that the kremlin wants to deal with this as quickly as possible because gorbachev, of course, stands for a completely different political system for a completely different value system than the current president of russia. let me puter stance and garbage of his not being buried in the kremlin wall, like in all his so soviet predecessors that was presumably his last veal. he was ofte

ukraine continues to rolled by gains made by russian forces early in the war on, so could you not hooton's decision to invade ukraine through them? i could come back to haunt him, though it was a good that it's a bit of a labelling style. ballet is known for its love of experimentation in the past. it is thrilled on lucas by stating flash mobs at the city's main station, or by dancing at the famous burg. i'd nightclub now it's taken to the water with its production from berlin, with love, a 90 minute dance show on board, a tour boat winding through central berlin and the government district in august plat, weather meant that this water based dance tool had to be postponed, but in september, everything was just right with some late summer sun, an audience. the varied program as we haven't done, we did that last year for the 1st time in the context of the pandemic. where we said we on to go outside to the gas, i guess nobody could come to us in the theater. and then it was so successful. i sort of like a little love parade here in berlin right here in berlin. and this year to hundreds follow

ukraine continues to rolled by games made by russian forces early in the war, drunk phil could you not hooton's decision to invade ukraine through them? i could come back to haunt him, though it was. look at that, it's a bit of okay, let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. china's leader asian ping has arrived in kazakhstan for his 1st trip abroad since the start of the pandemic is due to attend a summit of the 8 member shanghai corporation organization. as part of his central asian visit, he's expected to meet russian president vladimir putin. ships and fishing boats on china's central coast of return to ports and all flights have been cancelled in shanghai as the country. braces for typhoon wafer. it's forecast to hit densely populated areas a hurricane speed with 5 meter high waves. and a tie soldier has shot dead 2 people and wounded another at a military facility in bangkok. according to the ty army, the 59 year old sergeant major tried to flee the scene, but he surrendered to police shortly after the shooting. please say they're still investigating the

scheduling issues mean that the russian president will not attend mister gorbachev. funeral on saturday. hooton's office also said that the ceremony will have elements of 8 state funeral, including an honor guard, the governor of the u. s. date of arizona has travelled to taiwan for talks on economic cooperation in the high tech sector. and doug duces visit to taipei is the latest in a string of visits by us. politicians, visits that have angered china. a gene claims taiwan as part of its own territory. it says the visits encourage pro independence or forces in taiwan. in mississippi authorities are working to restore running water to thousands of homes and businesses in the state. capital jackson, as crews worked to repair a water treatment plant, about a $150000.00 residents were left without safe drinking water. when pumps failed on monday the united nations, it says that china's treatment of wiggers and other muslim minority groups may constitute crimes against humanity. in a long delayed report, the un human rights office said that there is credible evidence of torture, forced medical treatm

ukraine continues to rolled by gains made by russian forces early in the war drunk, so could you not hooton's decision to invade ukraine through them? i could come back to haunt him though i was thinking that it d. w, correspond to money. well shows is in khaki city. he told me more about reports of alleged torture committed by russian forces in the harker region. ah, well, i feel you might hear behind me as a national anthem being play just as every day arts are 9 am ukraine time in memory of all of the people civilians, n a. s. soldiers alike hope fell dead during this war. dare calder hearers of ukraine, and it's a tells you just how. how are you know important it is for people to know what happens in those occupied territories to give you an idea. after a months of occupation in boucher, we've seen the horrors unfolding the war crimes. and this is what we might be looking at in the places that have been freed that have been liberated over the past days. it's over $300.00 set among which have been we have been liberated and from then start to emerge. very, very grim reports of people who h

ah, no to warn the shout. hundreds of demonstrators stick to the streets of moscow to protest hooton's mobilization. authorities arrested many of them. no longer among them was mikhail, a 29 year old musician and bought gusto. he thought he says he spent 6 hours in custody with lou yearning which the police tried to force him to sign a draft notice. yeah, but a shoulder to walk on. i was taken into another room, though a numerous man, the 2 of police officers, another 2 were in plain clothes from him. they locked the door from the inside and began telling me that i was nobody, the humiliated me shove me around and even kicked me off. i had to endure it all in the end i made out without signing anything. now i'll just have to wait and see what happens. are all only what baccha as a dash covington dash, since his detention make has been seeing that the friend he hardly goes out to white police. he could be called up for the mobilization because he has completed his military service. but he says he has been against the war from the very beginning, yet will call you all there is no way tha

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i think hooton's statement is an acknowledgment of china's concerns, not to say that china hasn't harbor those concerns, but that those concerns are growing. my hypothesis is that china probably thought then russia was indeed going to launch either just a special military operation, or that if it did launch a full fledged invasion of ukraine, that ukraine capitulate right away. it would be a very bloodless and quick affair. the war hasn't turned out that way, it's much more, more protracted. it's proven to be grinding. and the longer the war go on to suffer. so i think it's current about the trajectory of the war rust. please hardly the, even if they publicly maintain or fronting. i think the china, once russia to make renewed push to an hostilities, would you say that china is, is, is worried, or is becoming more worried about the long term fall out from russia's invasion of ukraine. i mean, is that what does that play here? absolutely. as i said, is committed to go, you know, my sense is that china probably expected that ukraine would capitulate very quickly . ukraine with a western su

think thank hooton's cold up 300000 reservists. will that replenish russia's embattled frontline? it will very much like not turn the tide because there's number of 300000 is exactly rated. russia will probably not be able to pull these tubes together. they will be poorly and maybe even not at all the train. plus they will have a low moral. however, this does not mean that they couldn't be a valuable asset when it comes to secure in the occupied territories in ukraine against the ukraine offensive. so it's not turning to type, but it will much, much like to have some kind of input. well, if it's not going to make much of a difference, people will be asking themselves, what about this other threat? this threat of euclid weapons, which putin says, is not a bluff formerly to dmitri medford, f as backed that up in as many woods. how serious is that threat? that gary speaking we of course, cannot, will this possibility out. however, i see these concepts right? because we have seen them before in this war, rather as an instrument to deter further west in support, especially when it come

will be russians, citizens forever. ukraine western countries and the united nations have denounced hooton's move to formally declare done yet clo hans, how saul and zachary shall part of russia. it marked some major escalation in the 7 months war mohammed val has more i. a love standing for the anthem of the country, they've just become part of at least according to moscow. the leaders of the fall ukrainian regions appeared in red square with president vladimir put in a very public sign of loyalty hours after a signing ceremony. that saw them become part of the russian federation, willadeen rich podium. russia held so called referendums in the 4 partially occupied areas of ukraine over the last week. the votes denounced by western governments and the ukrainian government as a sham all deliver it at his own. think yes, to join in russia. oh, we bought a metal, the choice of the people in the areas of dimansky hands separate her and her son is not up for discussion. it's been made when you russia will not betray it. and the authorities in here today should treat that free will of the people w

russia, families bidding farewell to men, fathers and sons, 300000 reservists have been conscripted. hooton's partial mobilization, have begun that many are not boarding the buses to the front. instead, they are leaving the country as quickly as possible. they are estimates that more than a quarter of a 1000000 men have already fled within the past week. was on him. i mean, we have a choice either we go to the front or we go to prison. never mind anyone who takes to the streets to protest the war is also threatened with imprisonment. the police quashed these demonstrations with brutal violence in siberia, a reservist shot a draft dodger in the head out of pure anger, critically wounding him. murder and death have reached the center of russian society. will brewton have enough soldiers for his war? yes, maria, it will. yeah. i mean, we just did the report we had the number 2 aren't 50000 that have a left. what are you hearing? ah, the people who left for the yesterday, my number is absolutely the same mile from the numbers of the true, the border on 24. so february is just like symbolic and nu

white house spokesman john kirby called hooton's remarks irresponsible. the head of the nato alliance against oldenburg said food and speech showed that his war and ukraine was not going according to plan. and the nato with monitoring rushes military movements very carefully area. we will make sure that there is no misunderstanding in moscow about the seriousness of using nuclear weapons. the most important thing is to prevent that from happening. and that's the reason why we have been so clear in the communications with russia about the unprecedented consequences about the fact that the nuclear war cannot be one. why russia and i am now very pleased to welcome ros. got nowhere. she's the former deputy secretary general of nato and served under again stilton burke, the man we just heard there. miss scott miller. thank you so much for joining me on the day. let's jump right in. how big is the nuclear threat right now? so well, it's a big threat, but i don't think that the situation has miserably changed since yesterday. another thing that em stillberg is s

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outside the kremlin. western leaders have lined up to condemn hooton's illegal annexation, and have vowed never to recognize will. joining me now in the studio did is d w as chief international editor, richard walker. and in keith, i'm joined by d. w correspondent, nick conley. good to have you both. nicholas start with you on the day russia is illegally annexing parts of zap parisha, russian forces, fire a missile at a at a convoy killing civilians. what can you tell us about that attack nick? well for now we're getting information from the cranial thirty's in support. asia, and it seems like the death toll is set to rise. we're hearing about 25 casualties rather than 23. and about 60 plus injured where previously talk was about 50. i think there is a lot more to come. the image is come out of the bridge are pretty start to lot of calls with basically full of holes and shrapnel bits of broken glass everywhere because not destroyed, assuming this was true, the pressure wave ukrainian torture saying that this was the result of 16 missiles . there's really a very rare occurrence hitting one

she said hooton's war in ukraine was killing soldiers were illusory, aims and pruning russia into a global perio. protesters in bay rude, have broken down again into the justice ministry, demanding the release of 2 people. arrested last week were storming a bank and came as a delegation from the international monetary fund of meetings with officials over the countries economic meltdown. banks are closed 3 days at mid security concerns. we've got a sans taliban have freed american engineer, mark square rigs and exchange for an afghan tribal leader held on drug charges since 2005 by sheer nor zaya was detained on suspicion of smuggling. more than $50000000.00 worth of heroine into the us. and europe, for rigs worked on development projects in afghanistan for a decade. he was president joe biden has said that washington would defend taiwan if china staged a quote, unprecedented attack. he reiterated his stance in an interview with cbs. but when asked to comment the white house and says to the u. s, had not changed. it's one china policy and does not support tie one's independence . china has

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and economic for as reportedly just to cargo ships with ukrainian grain went to african nations hooton's that the western powers have been deceptive about the ukraine grain dale and he suggested it should be re evaluated according to an example based sense of monitoring the grain dale only 30 percent of ukrainian grain has reached low income countries. meanwhile, western leaders have also been criticized by failing to financially support the african nations, as ortiz, where we are phenomena reports. the west war is a lot about losing ground to russia in africa, at least that's what a confidential internally you report shows. and that's after we've seen some desperate attempts to fix things as a number of us and european leaders. and top politicians recently visited the african continent trying to convince the public and decision makers there that they are loyal friends. but their actions don't really seem to be matching their words. on monday, the netherlands held the african adaptation summit, the 1st of its kind to help the continent tackle the full out of climate change, 3 african pre

people of the mass have no agency of their own, that they are essentially ultimate owns, are doing hooton's bidding. so that was obvious. and that's how the west will interpret any election or referendum out of the problem is that they haven't come up with any evidence. so this shows the evidence that people are being forced at gunpoint to go and vote murdered. the final, in the most decisive day of the referendum is here. and it's about to show just how many people have decided to personally sign the divorce papers with ukraine. once and for all hamburgers done of reporting from the la guns people's republic ot see with voting soon to wrap up, we'll keep you updated, of course on the results and what the future holds for those regions. ah, in or the news officials say that 17 people were killed including 11 children and over 20 others were wounded in a devastating school shooting in the central russian city of egypt. because the people here bringing flowers and toys to the school entrance morning. those killed in the tragedy. and a quick warning the following video, which does show people

also coming up vladimir hooton's military mobilization spots more protests across russia. scuffles, breakdowns as a lease round up demonstrate, as opposed to the war. men of draft age continue to flee the country to avoid conscription. and democrats accused republicans of using migrants as political fornes. ahead of us mid terms corresponded these one family hoping for a fresh start after being bossed from texas to washington. d. c. ah, i've been fizzle and woke up early results from italy's election show a claim of a treat for an alliance of right wing parties. that passed away for georgie, emily maloney, to become italy's 1st female prime minister and its 1st far right leaders since benito mussolini. but reco low turnout has cast a shadow over the pope victory for george maloney with her brothers of italy's leading a right wing coalition to a majority in both houses of parliament. maloney is on track to become italy's next prime minister. have eat aka said gamma. if they are called on to govern this country, your now we will do so for every one what he will be feeling governed, the theme of

and a short while ago i asked him what he made of hooton's comments on not weaponized russian energy. well, would it also says that the rest did not invade ukraine, and he also said that the rustling did not break any international laws, and everybody understands that all 3 statements are leg drunk, lies. all right, so now the e. u is working on a price comp for russian gas are all member states on the same page there no way to know thing. so unfortunately that was a brilliant idea. provided there is no capitalism but socialism or communism in the europe. and the well contrast between the buyers and sellers does not exist. i cannot understand how well any a regulator is bought. the of the you can change the terms of commercial contract between the seller and buyer. so i think it does not go into work. all right, so this is a good idea, you say, but in practice it would not work in, in europe. if we, if there were price counts either on gas or oil and why are we doing this? well, i'm afraid this is just the re, a tory will good intentions who without any phone dish and in any practical

interesting thing he said with regard to the economy perhaps is while backing rushes position on ukraine. hooton's said that she had some concerns, and i think those concerns possibly could relate to the fact that rushes invasion of ukraine has done such damage, the global economy. and that's something that, that china will be keen to see resolved on. it certainly wants to know if russia is going to win the war, going to lose the war at this stage because these are also recent developments and you want clarification on that because i think no one wants tobacco a loser. so now, before the war, the 2 leaders declared earlier this year that there were no limits to that partnership. how balanced is this partnership? yeah. could we say that russia maybe needs china more right now than china needs russia? well, i think going by the statement that we've seen so far, i think it's probably fair to say that russia clearly needs china more. it needs the economic at power that china offers and possibly the, the military leeway there. china can give it if it does become bogged down in a conflict in, in ukraine

but as ukraine continues to roll by games made by russian forces early in the water on a hooton's decision to invade ukraine through them, i could come back to haunt him. look at it. mike martin is an author and speaker on conflict, and he joins me now from london. welcome back to the w, mike, and most reports from ukraine's hockey region are suggesting that russian troops fled the advancing ukrainian military that they abandoned their equipment. what does this tell us about the current state, the current mindset of the russian army? yeah, you know, you're exactly right. the ukrainians, punched through the russian lines and got behind them, taking out the logistics, causing the russians to flee. what this tells us is that whereas previously the russian army were poorly trained, they were conscripts, we know that many of them didn't want to go there. and they're also now terrified. we've had reports of them changing to civilian clothes, rushing away, abandoning their equipment, getting into civilian civilian cars. they're in a very bad way. all right. and now some are suggesting that this c

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