trade international systems.nd why did such a development take place and the transition regarding law to another all this developed in connections with the development of trade that is why i say that it is important that it be an organic development, reinforced by both the economy and the reinforced law. it should be exactly. the natural development of events, and not the way it is now the dominance of the west of the european union we see extreme uneven, but the development of economic growth. somewhere it is positive. where is he anyway? negative how can you maintain this economic stability and current status? these economic impulses are often ignored and instead, attention is given to some external incomprehensible impulse and motives. that is why organizations such as the brix and emerging economies should combine their efforts in order to create a stable system of architecture of stability. such as the new development bank that create a kind of counterbalance. these are new institutions, but nevertheless the

practice, it will not help in further actions, that is if the international is red enough, the international tremendous reputation, even the nazis in the 40s invited representatives to the international red cross in order to prove that certain crimes that were committed were committed by stalinist russian soviet executioners, in particular, it is about the destruction of polish prisoners of war in katya, even the nazis were interested in using the testimony of this powerful organization. and now it seems that from the other side of the eye interventionists can feel impunity because there is an impression that some kind of internal power has disappeared or the need to prove has disappeared. well, for example , the presence of representatives of the international cross is like the best evidence that people are alive and receive food or access to medicine. the argument is that this is not a question for the red cross, but to the russians, who are worse than the nazis, who don't care what the world will think of them, about observing the geneva conventions and vomiting . as much as he could and

petersburg international legal forum. our forum, it really has an absolutely unique character, there is nothing like it in the world, but, unfortunately, due to the pandemic, which was on our planet remains within certain boundaries. still. we were forced to communicate with you on different sides of the screen, and i must admit, through normal communication. we all miss you very much, so i'm very glad that anniversary tenth forum. we are already carrying out all the restrictions in the normal mode, finally retreated. now we can enjoy the usual course of discussions just to chat with each other with colleagues. well, personally participate in a very rich official and cultural program of the forum. the weather, fantastic ah even it's a pity that we are all sitting in the hall now, they did n't go far somewhere on the coast of the gulf of finland, but i hope that this face-to-face format will really contribute to full-fledged constructive work. those who participated in the forum in previous years probably remember that i s

, international justice, he is correct, and the issue was swift international justice. i think that in this case it was precisely the crime of aggression that is not covered by competence the international criminal court is not covered in relation to ukraine, if it is also about other war crimes. of course, it is necessary to expand the mandate of the international criminal court and the future tribunal, but this is all prescribed in the charter of the future tribunal. that is, the tribunal is the same court in principle and of course there will be a big role here who will sign which countries will sign under this tribunal . as far as i know, the ministry of foreign affairs is very active and since they coordinate this direction, it is probably better to talk to the minister and his team but directly the message was as follows ukraine needs international justice because we all saw on february 24 that international law well somehow it was broken yes it was broken it was not able to protect ukrainian civilians it could not fail to take any preventive measures, these frame

and where are the international institutions, where are the international institutions that are fighting and protect human rights, protect peace and security, they only churn out resolutions over and over again without any guarantees of their implementation. behind them are the man-hating forces of the west, and especially the united states, in my opinion. we are witnessing the collapse of the world's morality. the mass media do not show what is really happening in the world, as mr. putin said, they built the empire. and these are the right words. they do their best to stifle the voices of truth. how do you rate today the quality of the international dialogue on the nuclear program of iran and what is the position of iran i believe that the position of iran for decades has been transparent we have repeatedly stated that we pursue only peaceful goals in the development of nuclear energy, we have never left the negotiating table, and were committed to everything treaty that signed this three main points, which iran strictly observes in the context of nuclear energy. and what did we get in

international law and international humanitarian law. kenya condemns the disproportionate use of force against civilians and facilities that are important for, say, medical facilities, as well as electrical and water supply infrastructure and the subsequent destruction of civilian infrastructure undermines the ability of ukraine to enter international international trade and such, for example there are agricultural products and fertilizers, in addition, the blockade of ukraine's access to the black sea has disrupted food supplies around the world in the network trade around the world, rising inflation and rising food prices, they are torn apart by this sand conflict and undermine those efforts that after the covid efforts to return the world to a normal state, this is a good first step in order to establish

and this is what the international community should solve.hould not be any part of the world where the international community , in particular, the un system, does not have access and does not can control what happens to human rights, human rights must be respected everywhere, including in the occupied territories of ukraine, we will continue to work to ensure that human rights monitoring takes place and that people's rights are fully restored. the united states, the european union, and the united kingdom have created an advisory group on atrocity crimes to help ukraine investigate a large number of russian war crimes in ukraine. experts who have worked in international tribunals around the world will advise the office of the prosecutor general and regional prosecutors on the ground, how the project will work in ukraine and whether it is possible to create a special tribunal for russia in an interview with special envoy of the united states on issues of global criminal justice, let's see the first - this is a set of experts who will be in kyi

international courts and tribunals do not have the death penalty, and today international law standsfor what is the highest punishment. the punishment is life imprisonment. then deprivation of liberty for a certain period. yes, for example, in the international criminal court. and this palette of responsibility is imprisonment for a term of up to 30 years, or according to feelings, we can imagine with you what the punishment can be, there is another the other side of the coin is that the crimes of aggression with him, as we have already discussed with you, today no international courts and tribunals worked after the nurburgring tokyo military tribunals, and there are no precedents and practices after 45-46, but it is absolutely ok well here it is absolutely normal i think that when we talk about punishment, we can really look at similar terms and precedents when we talk about war crimes, crimes against humanity, crimes of genocide, well, that is, it can be , i don't know, conditionally 10-20-30 years, it's life of course, the judges should decide, not you and me here, but this is an

uh, organize some kind of international coalition to carry out these procedures.re aimed solely to intervene in the affairs of the black sea region under the auspices of the organization. we see this very well, and there are no problems with the fact that, without piling up this kind of schemes, to enable the ships that are locked up by the ukrainians, and in the mined ports of the black sea, to get out of there. the main thing is that this should be ensured either by demining or organizing appropriate free passages, and as far as the international waters of the russian federation are concerned, it guarantees the safety of delivery of these ships to the bosphorus and on this topic. we have an understanding with the turkish republic, but i will emphasize once again the attempts to make a universal tragedy out of the amount of grain that now remains in ukraine - this is an absolutely unscrupulous line, because everyone is fine. it is known that this grain makes up less than one percent of the total world production of wheat and other crops, so now it is important to

uh, in this case we are talking mainly about uh, international public law institutions of international. here and although it may be somewhat less close to me than the honest right. all the same, this is exceptionally interesting . thank you all for such interesting discussions. e as for what you said, but it is quite obvious that the kiev authorities? they perfectly understand the impossibility of excluding the russian federation as the legal successor of the soviet union, the founding country of the united nations on from uh, context, he is the resignation of a permanent member of the security council due to a completely obvious interpretation of the norms, the un charter, therefore, uh, this is on the one hand. just a self-presentation attempt to attract. uh, attention to one’s own figure to earn additional populist points in one’s own country, but also, uh, unnecessary, so to speak in this case, but a reminder that e ukraine needs some kind of help and support, and from sponsoring states . i don't see any practical sense behind these arguments, how actually and as i understand it, e

so indeed, maybe the reason that the court, the international agreement between grant and international union was formed was no to me, need to find a form of accountability and transparency at international level. knowing that the collusion between industry interest and the government was too intense. and as to allow for an independent inspectorate year, depending on the sector, we really need to maybe tailor that a bit. but the same ingredients of independence to the inspectorate accountability transparency capacity are on the table. second, to me everything related to unions because mr. colton has also focused on that unions on dash, don't have a lot of space. the internet, the labels falls short to international minimum standards and already again for a few decades. and the ilo has repeatedly pointed extension on that. and there's also repeatedly been roadmaps on how to amend to neighbor low, how to improve labor inspectorate, etc. how to establish conventional safety committees though it's really about dusting point. and then the 3rd pillar, the 3rd pillar is after run a plaza and d

changes in the issue of recent hands, it is necessary to ensure compliance with the principle of international humanitarian law india condemns the killing of civilians in buch and also calls for an independent investigation, mr. chairman, the impact of the ukrainian conflict is not limited to europe, this conflict has worsened the situation with food, fertilizers and fuel, especially in developing countries. from e-e use of food products for the group and we call to ensure e-e access to food products and it is necessary to ensure the possibility of grain export to these countries which are affected by the conflict, india is also exporting grain in the last two months we have been exporting umyan to afghanistan. also ensure the supply of fuel in accordance with the demand and we do not believe in the fundamental principles of the un on humanitarian support, therefore, humanitarian action must be based on impartiality and these issues should not be politicized, mr. chairman, or do i want to once again emphasize india's commitment to the principles of the un charter and the principle of respect f

either international humanitarian law, or international human rights law. the designation of a state as a state sponsor of terrorism is defined by u.s. statute. this would not be a matter of international law. this would be a determination that would have to be made by the state department upon a legal review as to whether the definition has been met in that statute. my understanding on that state sponsor of terrorism label is that the statute then requires certain sanctions be implemented as a result. my understanding, many of those sanctions that would be triggered by this designation already in play. in terms of practical consequences and accountability, i think a lot of those actions have already been taken. there might be scope for doing a little bit more. i think most of those actions are already underway. this would be pursuant to domestic legislation as opposed to international. >> thank, you mister ambassador, and mister chairman, my time is expired. i yield back. >> thank you. the chair now wreck presented -- for five minutes >> thank you, mister

as financial organizational levers affect the international mechanism of international criminal justice threats. very indicative in this regard was the introduction by the united states of personal sanctions against the former prosecutor of the international criminal court. as you know, the cases at the university in relation to the crimes of british and american military personnel in iraq afghanistan were depoliticized by the new prosecutor, prioritizing the words investigation into them stopped it turns out that as soon as it comes to the responsibility of the military and western countries to fight impunity with impunity. suddenly it becomes completely unnecessary. trying to justify the strange, the west usually claim that their legal systems themselves are able to cope with the task of bringing the perpetrators to justice, they say. musa is not needed for this. at the same time, for some reason, we are not aware of any convictions against the military of the united states in great britain and other countries for war crimes in iraq, afghanistan and syria. speaking of most these crime

petersburg international legal forum. forum, it really has an absolutely unique character, there is nothing like it in the world, but, unfortunately, due to the pandemic, which was on our planet remains within certain limits. still. we were forced to communicate with you on different sides of the screen, and i must admit, through normal communication. we all miss you very much, so i am very glad that the tenth anniversary forum. we are already carrying out all the restrictions in the normal mode, finally retreated. now we can enjoy the usual course of discussions just to chat with each other with colleagues.

these are all veterans of international tribunals around the world. them worked for example in the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia and other war crimes courts they have a lot of experience in investigating war crimes and other atrocities and so they are here to help her she is very capable she has a very experienced war crimes unit that works on these crimes since the 14th year and since russia invaded ukraine again, the criminal base is now huge, almost the entire country is a crime base, and therefore the prosecutor's office, which has the most evidence, needs help in this matter, therefore, we hope that the advisory group on violent crimes will give it the necessary time to the deputy. there is a year more minus, but ukraine and russia are not parties to the rome statute, this makes it difficult to bring vladimir putin and russian officials to justice. it is the same with the un court. is limited by its jurisdiction at the same time is it possible to create a special tribunal for russia and what should its model be interna

the 2021 international. a course for health and safety in the textile and garment industry were, was what was widely seen as a, as a turning point. because 1st of all, it's a legally binding pat, where all the parties will be held accountable in case of a disaster. but in this particular case, is it the, the atmosphere of impunity which has been prevailing in your country there has contributed to this tragedy. i think a berryman got more sick than what we observe over the decade is, is some sort of a shared responsibility both from the branch buyers point of view as well as from the suppliers end as well as on the local government as well as international. no source in countries, and therefore a good improvement happened in terms of improvement of the workplace safety in the regimen gamez sector. what is unfortunate burg here is that not all the supply gains are so much strong, particularly with regard to the global supply chain. and we are very few of such industries which are very strong global supply chai

civil infrastructure undermines the ability of ukraine to introduce international international trade and such, for example, are agricultural products and fertilizers, in addition, the blockade of ukraine's access to the black sea, it has disrupted the supply of food around the world there in the world trade network, the increase in inflation and the increase in food prices, they are torn by this sand conflict and undermine those efforts that after the previous efforts to return the world to a normal state, this is a good first step in order to establish such tools that will give assistance in order to resolve this conflict is also very important to stop further attacks on civilians, especially those from groups such as women, children and the elderly, so that all parties support the geneva convention and the additional protocols of 807, as well as the protection of civilians, the violent population, we we call on everyone to turn their attention to the immediate cessation of hostilities and not to stop the escalation and the use of diplomatic means to end hostilities with a system th

as for international platforms, the issue here is this way. today.st important thing is to defend our interests on our specialized platform. this fastovskaya is an international organization against the dismissal of the financing of terrorism in its regions. unfortunately i must say that a number of states are making attempts to exclude russia from the participants, but we are together, as they themselves will then fight against money laundering. we said the same thing about our system, but sometimes even political interests are higher than working with interested ministries with reliable partners who work for us and i think that we will keep the site, we continue to work with the relevant committee, the working groups of the un sco dtkbashnye brix did all this special attention. now we highlight our regional group. patovskaya and unified state examination eurasian group of counterbalances that leave in addition to russia belarus india kazakhstan china kyrgyzstan tajikistan turkmenistan uzbekistan we show technical assistance we conduct training thro

this is on the international with the latest world news is good to have your company. i was thought with the latest from the don. yes, guns newtown square publics whether ukrainian military has intensified its shelling of residential areas. and he's 5 people are being wounded off to a massive barrow at the city of go lapka, just north of don't. yes. a number of homes that have been severely damaged as well as vital infrastructure with this comes off to don. yes, cool. thirty's reports on friday that 5 civilians were killed and 21 injured by ukrainian shelling across the republic. i mean, while roches defense ministry says his forces have destroyed dozens of targets, including a foreign mercenary base. in the past 24 hours is comes of ukrainian authorities have admitted that taking heavy losses with up to $100.00 soldiers killed each. yes, almost in the company for you, but still at the beginning of the conflict every day we were losing 100 soldiers on average. so can we assume that the ukranian army lost up to 10000 soldiers? yes, something like that. citizens of the u

i believe that now the international community should hold russia accountable and actively pursue itinternational legal arena to act persistently diplomatically and economically suspend any trade with russia one former representative of the russian federation said that if germany stops buying oil and gas from russia war will end in a week only last month, russia received 40 billion dollars from the eu, this should stop. i believe that this is much more effective than trying to negotiate, we should agree that discussions and agreements should be the competence of the ukrainian government and people only, they should decide whether they want to to cooperate and negotiate with russia should not be the competence of other countries. i believe that these countries use all this as an excuse to continue their behavior. we should not stand aside. can suspend relations we should have an open dialogue open channel and for these few countries this is just an excuse to continue their behavior simply because they don't want to make difficult decisions yes thank you very much professor ibrahim for

destroy the international justice system, every government can have its own views on international processes. and russia recognizes their right to their own policies and views. but they are not letting us do the same. they are rejecting our national policy is to preserve our national interests. these are sovereign domestic and foreign policies conducted in accordance with international law. i believe the time has come for us to stop having to continually justify ourselves. and so simply present our grievances against their liberal system, which has led the world to the brink of a global collapse by unilaterally imposing sanctions that reflect upon themselves and impact other regions in the world by supplying weapons to a country. that for many years has been killing its own citizens and has done everything to destroy international law. we have responded to the sanctions, very pragmatically, and the situation has turned out in our favor. i'm confident that the us previously considered the consequences of the sanctions for that you and figured that there permissible, it's actually in the inter

international humanitarian or international human rights law. the designation as a state as a state sponsor of terrorism is defined by u.s. statute. this would not be a matter of international law, a determination that would have to be made by the state department upon legal review as to whether the definition is defined in that statute being met. my understanding on this state sponsor of terrorism label is that the statute then requires certain sanctions be implemented as a result. my understanding is many of those sanctions would be triggered are already in play. practical consequences and accountability i think a lot of those actions have already been taken. there may be scope for doing a little bit more. this would be pursuant to domestic as opposed international. >> thank you. my time is expired and i yield back. >> thank you. representing representative phillips for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. ambassador. three quick questions for you starting with how do you mechanic we connect atrocities on the ground in ukraine back to the architect

but call us on international court to you to discuss. if you talk to stephanie investigation, it will be said, what kind of book, in particular kind of case you might have because he's not an isolated part of the wife and picked them up against the policy on tv young. so much your patients, both in the west bank and so there would be an investigation that would be just dc for the pressure of the fcc will be high. otherwise, the court with people ongoing would be investigating the situation, as i said, the expertise the case, as i said before is showing up with comparably, chronic. i'm big with this because the cause has shown that the baby able in effect intervening in other situation. probably any particular.

translation: ., translation: we call on the international _ translation: we call on the internationalranslation: we call on the international community to i translation: we call on the | international community to help because our country alone cannot handle this incident. we want the international community to start working with others at this time and to continue their cooperation. as emergency food and medical surprise leave for remote areas, aid agencies fear that this disaster may be worse than already seen. a lack of communication means it is hard to know the extent of the help needed all the damage caused. they can only hope that help comes fast enough. we will be getting an update made in the programme about the food aid effort there. stay with us for that. let's get some of the day's other news. the school district police chief who delayed launching an assault on a mass shooter who killed 19 children and two teachers in uvalde, texas, has been placed on administrative leave. chief pete arredondo was in charge of the law enforcement response in uvalde on the day of the school

a quarter of global gdp 20% trade approximately 25% direct investment, and total international reserves state accounts for about 35% of the world, therefore, in our opinion, the theme of this forum is deepening business partnerships between the brix countries in order to create a better future for global development, it is also important that the trip is filled with truly topical issues such as sustainable development world economy. maintaining its openness building up cooperation in the field of the digital economy of green growth modernizing industry and building new transport logistics chains. russia supports the draft beijing initiative, adopted as a result of the forum, where boris was confirmed to incite business circles to further close joint work, to develop business in all of the above areas, the entrepreneurs of our countries find themselves in difficult conditions, when western partners neglect the basic principles of a market economy. free trade of private property is carried out, in fact. irresponsible macroeconomic policies, including launching a printing press, uncontroll

the rules, international law. the parallel that can be made is the same when you were marched into the rhineland in 1936 from then on. we have no more international law. natal introduced the law the junk winter and due to international affairs. and as a result of that, we have turmoil and we have war again in europe this time. and you do you think that's enough international pressure on countries like the us to investigate and accounts to be the legit war crimes. and why haven't we things such a proven the 23 years since the bombing will you not do us? do us doesn't recognize any international jurisdiction over it, or its soldiers, davis have a law stipulating that should any your citizen be brought before the international criminal court in the hey, you know, us troops have the right to go in and build them out pretty much to make holland so you know, us demands the other state because the rules that it doesn't respect itself, you know, they call. busy for this rules based international order, but you know, it co

is sending a message about the alleged preparation of riots in the kyiv region, the minister of internal affairs, in a recent interview , the agence france-presse stated that there is no threat of a repeat attack on kyiv, while the region is actively strengthen the defense i would like to point out that very often during the last time in the mountains resort to the use of special psychological operations by spreading uh all kinds of dubious telegram channels or just banal word-of-mouth radio gossip about the alleged threat of a repeated uh attack of russian troops uh kyiv uh i wouldn't want to relax anyone there, we really have to be vigilant and we can talk separately about countering the derg, and yet, as of today, none for the information of our military, none there are no signs of the formation of strike groups on the territory of belarus or adjacent to the ukrainian border a-a northern regions e-e, nevertheless the threat of rocket artillery fire remains, we have already talked about such subversive and reconnaissance groups today or they continue to operate and i want to say that t

has international obligations and responsibilities and, and it is undermining international refugee lobe, international law, more generally by entering this kind of agreement. so it, it encourages allan countries in the rich world to undermine international law and to attempt to circumvent their own obligations. claire, we just have about a minute left and just briefly, you know, boris johnson says that this is going to break the business model of criminal gangs . let me ask you 1st. do you think that's the case? and, and this is, is this something that's actually going to deter migration because people are still getting on board. we were still risking their lives? yeah, unfortunately, i think it's pretty clear that it's not i, she say people are still crossing. and the british government has tried a number of policies that are exchanged parents, and none of them have had any effect at all. so even though it is more reasonable than any other, it isn't a fax to policy. so why should i succeed when any of the files? and i think that, that why, why if the government were so sure that they w

but also the international, probably even more impacts for international links. so all of those need to be tackled to i'm, if you talk to one of those and you don't address the others, you can only postpone the problem, but you will be there. i mean, i will, we have run out of time, so we're going to have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much to all of our guests come by a most heavily get in being a ball room elisa and felix in dianda and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at ha, inside story from him. how much? i'm sure i'm the whole team here and uh huh. bye for now. know scientists and, and change because some people live in a post that is bigger than that. i always make them a little over my city around the state representative. they put themselves on state to make the changes. some that we've done collectiv

this is all the international line pizza. scott, these, the top stories. this our with us consumer inflation hits in his highest level more than 4 decades and a point 6 percent increase. president biden has once again blamed vladimir putin for surge and energy, and few costs is currently rocking america. days of race report, confirm what america's already know. prudent price, i consider in america hard gas prices at the pump. energy and food prices account for half of the monthly price increases. since may, my administration continue, everything we can to lower the price is the american people. and the congress has to act as they have been of late. biden's commons come despite us inflation rising sharply since his term began in january 2021 soaring from an average of 1.4 percent in december, 2020 to 70 percent in december 2021. that's 2 months before the war, new crane begun. and despite biden's housing, his offices efforts to deal with a problem, you s senator john kennedy says it looks like the administration is simply given up . it's destroying the amer

well, that is, there is some kind of international control that would allow us to make certain thingsore transparent, of course . i already mentioned that the voices of international members are more important . compared to the masses, and they have a weighty opinion in solving issues regarding the recommendation of certain persons to positions. i think that this is very positive because, after all, it is necessary to remove the corrupt component as much as possible, the groin should be filled with the entire structure of the judicial system and the relevant bodies, it is necessary to restore the trust of citizens as soon as possible and to move in the european direction in this regard, therefore , i think that international organizations have a positive influence on the formation of the judicial branch of government and the bodies that accompany it alone the threat is so, and it will be extremely difficult to prove it, we understand if it gets to the bottom of this or that terry pensioner with a biography. affairs. and there is a second danger, it is called a young potential corrupto

so for international law. as a rule, the cessation of a particular conflict is an incentive for the formulation of new institutions. and i am sure that this will happen in the current situation. since it still needs to be applied international law and will require the development of a number of new institutions. i agree that bakhtiyarovich said that it would be true to preserve what it is. if we talk about the foundation, let's say the activities of the united nations organization but on the other hand. we understand that life does not stand still. so i said that a number of international platforms have discredited themselves. this is so, which means they will need to be created anew, if obse does not work, then a new vse is needed, since it was in 1975. if the council for rights he has discredited himself, at least for us and for some other countries, so we need to think about creating new platforms. in the same way as it should be implemented in public international law. all those novels that are connected w

as part of the sports program of the international economic forum in st.ersburg, a meeting was held on the tatami at the international judo tournament evara challenge, the strongest clubs of russia, serbia, iran, our country was represented by two teams. moscow. lokomotiv and pitersky yegor neva is a ten-time european champion and current title holder. well, although it was clear in advance that friendship would win one of the opponents. still ended up on the shoulder blades maria sapozhnikova followed the fights. and in the negotiations at the round table to a silent meeting on the tatami, and the club tournament in judo ivara the challenge takes place within the framework of the international economic forum. here, too, one must be able to negotiate and, on occasion, put the opponent on the shoulder blades of the five best fighters from the club, one in each weight result of the overall team engine, no one is running. the meeting between the st. petersburg club and the team of serbia is fundamental; last time they faced in december in the final of the eur

the most serious international crimes against children on the territory of ukraine will be investigated and the guilty persons will be brought to criminal responsibility, russia will not be able to avoid less severe responsibility in may of this year six responsible for children ministers of eu countries and ukraine issued a joint statement condemning the illegal actions of the russian federation against the children of ukraine and called on the international community to make every effort to stop the illegal actions of the russian federation in all branches of government from the national to the local level. other working interdepartmental bodies that work out routes and packages of necessary changes and reforms to ensure proper life and health, as well as protection of children's rights in wartime and postwar times, the same lawyer they emphasize that it is necessary to contact the ukrainian law enforcement agencies, because there are now hundreds of thousands of cases of forced deportation of ukrainians and they must be confirmed by documents. you need to contact the law enforcement

so i had rahman is the advocacy and communications director for the international rescue committee of gaston and cobble and she gave us this update. well, it is an absolutely devastating situation that we are seeing unraveling and practical hostem. as was mentioned in the report earlier, these are some of the most underserved and impoverished communities in the country . they're extremely remote with poor infrastructure as people do not have the economic means to build proper housing. most in these areas live in mud homes that could not handle the massive jolt that they received last night. and i've mentioned the death toll is ex, has already exceeded a 1000 with scores more injured. and initial estimates are that 1800 homes have been destroyed or damaged. i do to, you know, the remote nature of the areas in which the largest impact is we are expecting that this figure will rise. has your organization been given access to the region? yes, we all have deployed mobile health teams to districts affected in a whole host province to, to provide emergency medical relief. we're also sending

the fact is that russia is conducting a genocidal campaign in ukraine, an international the community, all the signatories of the convention on genocide must do everything possible to stop it, which means that russia must be brought to justice, this includes reparations and compensation to the ukrainian people after the end of the war, the russian federation can be rid of putin. it does not matter that the state is responsible, not putin, for everything the russian federation must be held accountable. it will have to compensate for the damage caused to ukraine. it is obvious that there are people in putin's government who will be brought to justice, but this is a little different. this is already an individual criminal case. this responsibility does not fall under the genocide convention, and the genocide convention considers only the responsibility of the state. in my opinion, this is much more important than arguing that all the boxes were ticked against the criteria of genocide. the reality is that the genocide convention was violated. no one can argue with this. 35 leading legal e

hybrid tribunal that would combine the work of national investigators, international investigators ,ional courts, international courts under one roof, this tribunal you were not somewhere in the gas, but in ukraine, i dream that it will be in mariupol, so that it will be a very visible justice, so that people who cannot protect themselves now, and i as a human rights defender i don't have any legal tools to stop these murders, these tortures, these shellings of civilian objects, they understood that this was so, but it was temporary, temporary, such a disorientation of all legal institutions, but justice is there, because it is delayed in time, so we are working on this now absolutely with i am in solidarity with you. what should i allow? i will add that , in my opinion, the best thing we can do in order to honor the people who died from russian lawlessness is to be very consistent in observing legal institutions and the principles of law and of democracy and human rights in this country. this is simply what we have to do here for ourselves, this is our homework here, it does not dep

petersburg, international economic form is in full swing. i can feel the energy, i can feel the smell of big business. but let's step aside from economic issues for a bit and talk to the spokeswoman of the russian foreign ministry. murray of the car, but he has dropped over again. nobody be getting you to afternoon st. peter's just yesterday attended he or griffin and i have to be frank law was one of the main highlights of yesterday with alex is up with him is and you did him in talk to western internally as it was this whole occasion. even both of them could you say honestly have it become more difficult to talk to them now? it's the same when applying to the order. if you are both and to have a table position, you know, nothing can change. this new, our official position is tell you, but it's unchanged. it's based on the consistency of the policy will pursue money and and non affected by the present moment. muso, locally not walk. it is largely based on facts, complete reality, or the one we have a ton. so the more for the got the event o

must meet for eating tensions, including not interfering and chinese internal a ton of internal affairs or harming china is interests, china and taiwan. splits during a civil war and 949. and paging is the following. b one china policy. since then, the lakers dom package will see the u. s. provide parts the taiwanese naval ships with an estimated cost of $120000000.00. that was in long vice chairman of the shanghai sense of international studies and the valve. i club experts say the u. s is using taiwan as his trump card. they gave china. i think the u. s. government has always been using the tie one issue as it's one of the measures to contain china in its relations, which china, taiwan, the pie, one card is always in their hands to play with from time to time. and i think this is they believe this is the time to create trouble for china to, to mess around with the internal affairs of china. so it's nothing new, it's nothing new to china. but if they play it too hard, i think the chinese government would take some actions and in terms of any upcoming threat to separate the taiwan from

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on international platforms.behavior of the lavrovy and when the s numbers, did you have time to read hmmm , the article by president biden, which was published by the ork times, unfortunately, i don’t know what gender it is, if there is a lot of information, then i ’ll just ask briefly from myself there on the new on the article about support for ukraine, about military support, etc., but de facto, in this article, the inviolability of the russian federation is guaranteed. that is, in ukraine, we will fight in ukraine. there is uh support help but we don't really see the results and we saw them, yes, i understood what kind of article we are talking about, and by the way, i think it's not from us, although because i came across this information in different informational on the channels, uh, about the fact that today, actually, the west is already starting to worry about the fact that and how would you not violate the space of russia, you will change me, and what uh, and what territory is being discussed because,

instrankin, as well as first deputy head of the forensic center of the ministry of internal affairs,olice colonel i melmusin, in addition to resignations, there are appointments, as reported, the position from the head of the russian ministry of internal affairs for the yaroslavl region will be occupied by alexei shkolkin, he previously headed the department of the ministry of internal affairs for the odintsovo urban district of the moscow police. they went to work with a crowbar and an ax, but failed serial terminal burglars, detained by police in the moscow region, the last booty of the attackers was 300,000 rubles. but law enforcers are sure the damage is in the millions. is it really against scrap, there is no reception, but the modern protection of the device and the search for robbers maxim shevchenko and what the police officers detained, i still don’t understand the man in handcuffs. it seems that he is disingenuous, his every action was captured by street cameras. here he, under the cover of night, together with an accomplice , opens the plastic door of the store, and then t

an international peacekeeping mission was established in yugoslavia. the country with officially dissolved in 2003 with cost of a late declaring full independence from serbia in 2008. however, that state is, has still not been recognized by about great, along with around half of the international community. western nations have been the main supporters of course, of those or talking to me. so the political analyst alex, on the package safety bombing, if you could live here, was a frenzy authorized by the american politicians, including joe biden. it's so cluster bombs and civilian market places. they bomb civilian infrastructure. joe biden, he was, he was a senator plank, he called for the destruction of civilian bridges and asked for. busy and he called for a massive bombing, practically anything that moved, he called for an occupational belgrade, you know, it was, it was a frenzy. what applies for everyone else doesn't apply for washington. and unfortunately, it hasn't changed one iota, you know, they're now pressuring serbia to condemn russia to imp

this time we are talking about the state enterprise ukrposhta, which opened its store on this international internet e-e platform, now you can buy stamps there, said the company's general director ihor smilyanskyi, this is the first such case in the world of e-commerce, currently the online assortment includes postage stamps with a small ship, as well as clothes and caps with an inscription about where the russian ship should go. eventually, the store will also have products from other sellers that they will be able to deliver to the usa on this today, this was all the news of the economy during the war, we go out on weekdays every morning at 8 o'clock - a repeat in the evening at 11:00 p.m. time is hosted by ostap yarysh. nato leaders identified russia as the most serious and direct threat to the security of the alliance, as well as peace and stability in the euro-atlantic region. this decision was made at the madrid summit, where they approved a new strategic concept for the next decade. nato also officially invited two more countries to the alliance, sweden and finland. putin wanted nato