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what they do with the we, she's a, the west, them opinion concerning go green years war and from the ina acts of filter those are the latest words of condemnation of russia's warning, acquaint from the european commission. chief ursula on the line who lashed out that last can claim it targets civilians infrastructure. despite to russia's assurances, it focuses only on menchie objectives. targeted attacks on civilian infrastructure with a clear aim to cut off men, women, children of water, electricity, and heating with the winter coming. these are x of pure terror and we have to call it as such. this is a moment to stay the course and we will back ukraine for as long. 7 as it takes, despite those harsh words, some european countries themselves were cues of targeting civilian infrastructure during the nato bombing of yugoslavia. in the 1990s, those of us including trains and national tv news stations, as well as the tries embassy in which a nissan of 50 people were killed. he writes, what's claimed the attacks were the 5th psychological harassment of civilian population. serbian political

that now many will understand russians and they are going to distance themselves from the village of ina'sngue and groove because you understand that this rhetoric is extremely false and one must be responsible for the environment. the passive format will not be directly involved in operations with war or the financing of oligarchs or in some way agree with the west or third countries regarding regime change, but this is still a distant prospect. for example, his displacement and everything is clear will continue for some time, but when he will move really when there will be a failure on the front why did he want to strike just at everyone because he sensed that powerful criticism was coming, criticism regarding the fact that there is already a simple retreat across all territories, and on the other hand, it was also the crimean bridge, which he himself organized. is that all, but he found an excuse to generate not only uh, in the plan of hitting the people of ukraine, pain to undermine some moral foundation, so to speak, the leadership our states need to show that it was really necessary

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engaging in nuclear sabre—rattling and accuses ukraine of planning to use a so—called �*dirty bomb'. ina, russia's upper use of any such device would be seen as an act of nuclear terrorism. us attorney—general meret has accused china of trying to undermine the us justice system as he announced indictments against 13 of its nationals. in one case, the department ofjustice nationals. in one case, the department of justice accused two chinese intelligence agents of attempted bribery and espionage in america. now on bbc news it's hardtalk with zeinab badawi. welcome to this special edition of hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi, from the taiwanese capital, taipei. people here in taiwan, which is self governed, live under a constant threat from china, which lies about 160 kilometres across the waters. beijing claims taiwan as part of its territory, and in the past few months has carried out hundreds of military sorties neartaiwan, leading to speculation that it is preparing for an invasion. taiwan has also been subjected to cyber attacks from china. my guest is the taiwanese digital minister, aud

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that is why there will be no crimea for water, this will be another factor for them, the accusation of inare is a conditional wrongly conducting the war, because of course they they will blame that it was us who blew up the kakhovka hpp, not the russians, as far as i wanted before the next topic, so you give them finality, i really want to understand in general, hmm , the very plans of the russians regarding atomic energy, you said about zaporizhzhia, and maybe the situation that the russians are not targeting the destruction of the ukrainian nuclear power plant by way of control over other nuclear power plants, maybe that is why they are gathering in the north. go to rivneskaya, even to khmelnitskaya, establish control there, and then it is really possible not to knock down anything, there is no need to destroy any more chp plants, you just have nuclear power plants and everything is absolutely correct, this option is very important, and the task of the russians is to make us, first of all, an economically weak country, and without energy, we are like that and we can certainly become that

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ina in a case that has gripped australia the trial of a man accused of raping a colleague inside parliament house is abandoned after it emerges a jury abandoned after it emerges a jury carried out background research on the case of. around's security forces opened fire on protesters a0 days after the death of a woman accused of wearing her hijab incorrectly. russian forces carry out nuclear drills, as fears grow about an escalation of the war in ukraine. and the —— with a difference, hundreds of runners where they most stylish stilettos to take part in washington's annual high heel drag queen race. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. united nations secretary general says the world is heading for a catastrophe unless climate change is prioritised. concentrations of the three main greenhouse gases rose to concentration levels unprecedented. next month they will meet in egypt for, 27. —— cop27. it has been a year of extreme weather. devastating floods in pakistan, drought in somalia with millions threatened by famine, and record—breaking heat in the uk and many other

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kumasi: on hurricane ina, president biden will be visiting florida tomorrow and the struggle is beingmed for 100 deaths. it is also responsible for billions of dollars in damage. jay o'brien shows us that crews are facing difficult circumstances. >> this morning, the number of people killed by hurricane ian mount more than 100. nearly a week after the storm first made landfall, search-and-rescue operations are still underway. >> there are more urban search and rescue teams in florida now than in any one place in american history since september 11. >> many rescue efforts focused on barrier islands, which have been cut off from the mainland for days. crews dumping gravel to create a makeshift road. after ian knocked out power, the state's largest electricity opening pledging to get electricity stored by the end of the week. some are just now learning of the devastation. >> i just announcing pictures. i have had no internet, no cable. i am now taking a glimpse. >> what is it like to see the area like this? >> the destruction is clear and fort myers beach, where whole blocks were obliter

he was able to share the covid spike protein you hear about, this site is 12 bars of ina long exactly and it's easy to manufacture in a lab and interestingly, it has a string of eight amino acids identicalat to things in the line and organizations in north carolina who isn't going to be the tool, the genear editing tool and the ecohealth alliance applied and cleavage site difficult to what is found in covid-19 those three organizations worked together in 2014 to create the trans-mis-ability and then invented in 2016 a virus using a spike protein of the virus that's been isolated by wuhan institution together. >> some of this is new information since our book was published that has a tendency even if you slaughter the people involved like stalin did to come out over a period of time. i think another very important thing for you all to understand is that till the crisper tool wase created for the first time in history in the west to edit viruses and create new viruses before thises time, the solve i can't tells were dealing with -- soviets dealing with plague and anthrax. they were deal

ina sense? up now, you know, they're going to start doing what i'vejust done in the introduction. they're going to start talking to me, not as, oh, we've got to have the opposition on, but as the next cabinet secretary for.. you've completely busted me. i walked in here and brushed down my suit and said, "i need smart myself. "we might be in government in a few weeks." but it must be very curious for you. you were born in 1979, the year that margaret thatcher came to power. so your entire childhood is with the conservatives in government. then you don't get into parliament until 2010. so the whole of that period then is spent under a labour government. and ever since you've been directly in politics as a member of parliament, at least, you're under the tories again. yeah, although that is part of the reason that i stood for parliament in 2010, because i'm from manchester originally, although towns, towns, towns and everyone knows that i spent my teenage years in bury and i've made my home in wig

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ina in a moment we will speak to our political correspondence nick eardley at westminster. to home affairs correspondent daniel sandford in kent. growing concerns about conditions at manston. concerns about conditions at manston-— concerns about conditions at manston. ., . , manston. there are. those concerns were first highlighted _ manston. there are. those concerns were first highlighted in _ manston. there are. those concerns were first highlighted in the - manston. there are. those concerns were first highlighted in the full- were first highlighted in the full glare of publicity by the chief inspector of immigration last week who described the situation as dangerous. and a situation that left him speechless. he said he wasn't usually left speechless. the concern is that a centre that was built for around 1600 people at a 24—hour processing facility has turned into a sort of long—term holding facility for some people. the inspectorfound somebody who had been there for 32 days, she was a mother with children, they were sleeping on mats and in a marquee, effectively they

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i remember seeing headlines that said no new evidence was created ina a lab.t was at the university of north carolina. there is no evidence that it was created in the lab. >> the obama administration outlawed gene enhancement in 2015. it was very frustrating. they thought you ought to be able to enhance the infection of the viruses in the laboratories. they show up and propose that the department of defense fund the creation of thisen enhancemt of the bad virus and they say no we are not doing it. it was shared with the chinese and used by the chinese not for these purposes but the creation of bio weapons and china. >> it all centers around this site. we have a question here down front. >> i wondered if you've done any research on whether monkeypox was manufactured or if it's a bioic weapon or if you have suspicions what are your thoughts? it's only gonna way of the newspapers there are 120,000 people every single day coming down for the first time with coronavirus right now. in other words somewhere around 10,000 peoplea a month are dyig from coronavirus. as

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because this was the last slave ship to come in the country he became a celebrity inas the country anded dozens of times before he died and became soo famous that when he did die "the new york times" wrote an obituary about him. that is a lot for a steamboat captain from mobile alabama. and all those reporters would come here, they would interview timothy and then go to africa town and then they wrote a postcard of what the village would look like. so in those interviews we have a treasure trove of the story of what happened to these people from their own math from their mouth the most important was 1814 a mobile woman whose father was a civil war hero and owned a funeral home had grown up knowing some of the africans because they were gravediggers after they were freed. she interviews ten of them while they are still allied on —- live in 1814rs and her book asked them to come and interview who was the last survivor at that point and then that was published a few years ago and is incredible so from the m stories we have all the things that we mentioned and knows that their lives are li

they got a player ina trade from the yankees who should be in that rotation. i am am not sure what direction they go. i think that veteran presen, veteran presence, those are going to be the guys will be key key to bridging the gap. they have quality behind the plate wh plate with murphy and others in the minor leagues. working out how the plane time will look will be interesting for oakland next year. >> maybe get more fans to the stadium, as well. lastly, we have to talk about the playoffs right now. the division series starts tonight. who do you see coming out of the american league and nationally? do you see winning it all? >> it is hard not to look at houston and the yankees this ro. this round. the american league runs through the astros. a lot of oakland fans will attest to that. they have been the best s thy they haverican league.ns played. i has the greatest chance in the national league to surpass them and go back to the world series like they did last year. i could see a repeat of the world series last year between the astros and and atlanta. maybe

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