smuggle prohibited goods abroad, and how the security forces were able to defeat the international criminal association, operating in primorye, we took up this case and conducted our own investigation. sergey aramilev, general director of the amur tiger center, this organization was created by the russian geographical society on the initiative of russian president vladimir putin, people work endlessly in the center, in love with nature and in large ussuri cats director sergey aramilev knows everything or almost everything about tigers. unfortunately, sometimes it turns out to be in such circumstances. this is the laboratory of the center today they brought here two tigers killed in the taiga by poachers. hidden. an investigation is currently underway. if we see that the incoming bullet hole is quietly behind the back of the body, then he understands that the tiger did not attack the person, on the contrary, ran away from him. lake khanka is the largest freshwater reservoir in the far east. this is a real pearl. primorsky krai, the lake is shallow and in summer the water warms up to thirty degrees comfo

in ukraine, together with a car dealership, he helped in association and grouping with an international criminal organization. and if i did not happen for this, the defendant traveled through an illegal corridor to ukraine, where the special services were assigned to the oven. the head of the region, their radical cell on the territory of belarus, all this was created for terrorist attacks. the constitutional way also did not rule out the physical removal of the head of state, it was noted that weapons from the lever were illegally imported into belarus from the territory of hostilities, namely from the donbass, these are all my colleagues now. thank you for contacting the studio ksenia lebedeva was from grodno, a belarusian who was in the united states built a demarche on the alley of flags, outraged the state flag, and posted his cynical act on the net, it is probably easy to be brave, being across the ocean, and the incident has not gone unnoticed belarusian investigators are looking into the circumstances of what happened. as the 28-year-old defendant poured paint on the national flag of bel

in a catherine up, i saw a ukrainian lawyer specializing in international humanitarian and criminal walk. she is currently an academy associate at chatham house in lunch, and thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us. let's start with the statement there by the head of euro, just that this will be the most documented armed conflict ever witnessed. first of all, what is that going to mean for prosecutors? good evening. in goods sincere, we see the increase documentation of an armed conflicts, not by not only by the usual. investigators prosecutors, but 1st and foremost by the 1st responders by witnesses victims, by human rights groups for investigators and prosecutors. it's both a benefit, but also an additional challenge because we've got a massive amount of evidence and also a lot of stakeholders. both though, working on behalf of the state, those working from the international court and human rights groups whose efforts have to be court have to be coordinated in the case of ukraine. it seems that both ukraine and international partners and the civil society, which is very active and has been very active in docu

already tried to leave the international criminal court to investigate the israeli destruction of an entire apartment block of offices last year in gaza, that held the associatednd al jazeera and other journalists. so the likelihood of any serious action by the icc is slim. but that palestinians are now using every opportunity available to them, nonviolently and legally, to mobilize public opinion, to lean on the rule of law, to hold zionism and israel accountable for their actions. and i think we will see more becauses of this kind. but very little independent investigation is likely to happen. i don't think much investigation is needed. if you look at the washington post story this morning by three terrific reporters on the ground who went there and spent hours investigating every angle every israeli claim, every palestinian claim, they said the evidence is very clear. hashem: hagai you spoke of what happened when the israeli government posted the video showing palestinian fighters trying to create its own , narrative by suggesting that these could be the people who have killed shireen abu akleh. when he stepped in, you said this is absolutely no way that th

already then tried to use the international criminal court to investigate the israeli of destruction of an entire army law offices last year. and gather that had the associated press and j 0, another journalist. so that likelihood of any serious action by the i c, c is slim, but the palestinians are now using every opportunity available to them and non violently and legally, to mobilize public opinion, to lean on the rule of law to hold zionism and israel accountable for their actions and i think we will see more cause of this kind a but probably very little independent investigation is likely to happen. but i don't think much investigation is needed if you looked at the washington post story this morning for free. terrific reporters on the ground who went there and spent hours investigating every angle, every israeli claim, every palestinian claim. and they showed the evidence is pretty clear how guy you spoke of. what happened with these rally government posted the video is showing about seeing fighters trying to create its own narrative by suggesting that these could that be the people who have killed shinelle haughty except that when he stepped in as bit

approach the international criminal cor, well, it's also the one year anniversary of his railey forces. bombing, the building in golf or the house. the offices of al jazeera, the associated press. you'll not l site has more the, the searing garza l, his remarks, the one year anniversary of the israeli bombing of a building housing its offices on the same date. that attack came a spar to then 11 day battling gaza between israeli forces in palestinian groups. it was the bloodiest conflict since 2014 and i could see in the wet that apartment and 50 offices were forcibly displaced in a single night. hobbs with high after we had of the donnas funding for the reconstruction but months paused and nothing has been implemented yet. according to local officials is really for his targeted high res towers, apartment building and bob thousands of other sites. more than 260 people were killed and at least 2000 others were injured. basic services were severely disrupted. according to the ministry of housing in costa, only $200.00 residential units have been rebuilt. israel also destroyed 15 media offices in gardena, including ultra 0 at the time. israel said her mas operatives were usi

international trial of the main war criminals was to blame back in 1919. it was enshrined in the seventh part of the treaty of versailles, in article 227 of which it is said that the allied and associatedicly accuse wilhelm the second hohenzollern of the highest insult to international morality. and that they will turn to the government of the netherlands with a request for the extradition of the former emperor. however, this intention remained just a declaration, which turned out to be easy to slow down, the allies announced that the wilhelms of the netherlands did not want to extradite. but no. they didn't want to set a precedent, and this time it's an idea. at first, it did not meet the support of the allies. they wanted a list of the main these war criminals, uh, who could have been shot right away. so, paradoxically, the nuremberg trial became a deliverance for ordinary germans, in order to understand its significance for the people of germany, one must take into account. what alternative was the idea of ​​the allies to him was the destruction of the entire leadership of the nazis without exception down to the grassroots cells, churchill said we must make sure that even our grandc

we are also worried about impunity associated with rodrigo duterte himself because of his murderous war on drugs. the international criminalaid there is reasonable basis to think there are crimes against humanity committed in relation to the drug war. but to what extent will the domain cooperate? that is up in the air. they might not cooperate because it involves the father of the potential vice president. haslinda: thank you very much for that reality check. we have a nation of 109 million people. 65 registered voters. one of the biggest democracies in asia after india. it has wide-ranging implications, what happens here. haidi: huge political, economic, and social ramifications. we have plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ bloomberg. ♪ haidi: a check on the latest headlines. rogers communications says canada's antitrust agency is opposing it $16 billion takeover arrival, raising doubts that when the nation's biggest ever deals will close. sources say rogers wants to settle the issue out-of-court and is willing to sell assets to resolve the concerns. the companies are extending the deadline for a merger until the end

international criminal court in was shot in the head by israeli forces by the assignment in the occupied west bank. earlier this month, the testers are gathering outside the national rifle associations, annual meeting in houston, texas. and our a has been criticized for holding its convention just days off to gun and open fire to school in the building, texas 19 children and 2 teachers with those been outrage in brazil after video emerge of the lease, killing an unarmed black man. i've seen the forcing him to the back of that smoke feel vehicle and hold me died just the governor of ukraine's the hands creed and that says, 2 thirds of the city of severity on the exc is now surrounded by russian forces. 90 percent of homes that have been damaged by shilling. ukraine admits russia has an advantage in the eastern region. more than 40 towns have been shelled there and in the neighborhood from yeske. while ukrainian forces are engaged in a fierce battle, incidentally, on the esc pro russian forces say they've taken control of the strategic town of women. ukrainian, russian forces have been fighting for control of the town for several days now. with a massive de mining operation is underwa

international criminal court. the legal file will also include these railey bombing of al jazeera office in garza, in may. 2021 will plenty more. coming up on the news hour, including the national rifle association, ignores appeals and goes ahead with its annual meeting just hours from the sides of this week's school shooting in texas. russia now has the upper hand in the east, a grim admission from ukraine's defense ministry. that it's for the best player in women's tennis right now makes it 30 wins in a row for round of the french. ah, it says it doesn't want a new cold war with china, but it does want the chinese to adhere to the international rules based order in the long awaited speech outlining strategy, secretary of state and to me, blink. and said, the challenge china poses will test us diplomacy like never before. he also said china is the only country with both the intent and the power to change the international status quo. the country president biden believes this decade will be decisive. the actions that we take at home and with countries worldwide will determine whether our shared vision of the future will be realized to succeed in this decisive decade. the by the ministration stra

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