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sean: the night wolves are among an international network of patriots determined to remind the worldat vladimir putin's russia is a force to be reckoned with. kyle wilson: putin sees such organizations as a significant asset in pursuing his particular goals, whether they be domestic goals or foreign policy goals. you can use the russian diaspora, the russian community, to'tis to be hoped, toinfluence anshift australia's policies. russia makes no bones about it. sean: in russia, putin has launched a brutal crackdown to crush pro-democracy protestors. while in australia, his supporters are determined to shout down putin's critics. simeon boikov: we're here with our president, vladimir putin, supporting the president, supporting vladimir putin against these opposition scum. sean: why would russia care about australia? mark galeotti: russia cares about australia because russia cares about everywhere. the fact of the matter is that russia is aware of what's going on in australia and certainly does not regard it as insignificant. sean: australia has also become a safe haven for rivers of d

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the problem is if they switch off, they're the access to international networks or to the global internet. then with the national internet or the national internet, it's really hard to use those vpn services and saves a messenger apps such a signal. the u. s. government has eased export restrictions on software and some technology to iran to widen online access. but analysts say it's unlikely to have an immediate impact several demonstrations in support of the government of also taking place in iran. president abraham, where he see says, immediate death must be investigated. but it's called the protests acts of chaos. behind salt, which are they want to ride a wave and create riots and disturbances. but i think with such moves they can stop the nation. we've announced many times that of any one has a fair comment and we will listen to it. but anarchy disturbing national security is the security of people. no one i succumb to this so far though, the protest show no sign of dying down. oh, victoria gate and be al jazeera, still ahead of al jazeera painting, a picture of corruption. why this

it's proven that, look at the discussion we're having about africa up on al jazeera, on an international network. you did that, the net go ahead. yeah. and, and i also would just like to add that to and, you know, it's, it's actually becoming accepted. and even by academics we, we are at this while we speak, there is a dictionary being brought out an end, you know, and, and, and it's, it's, it's great to, i think it's gonna be fabulous because people are actually going to be learning to speak after cups and, and it's been, you know, it's there even for academics to learn and people are and you know, they are accepting of the fact that an average cups has become an accepted. well, let, i'm still not sure where there are we call it dilate or language. i think we still, you know, sort of there still a discrepancy about that, but um, yeah let's, let's claim a demit celebrate it. i would like to play one more clip from bar caught the movie cuz he can't see it everywhere. right now he could see on t s t v. so if he only african continent, a dentist. right. because he can see it elsewhere. we talked ta

i'm in contact with international networks of mental health workers particularly who treat children and sexual exploitation, and i was contacted. i was emailed. people reached out about this phrase. it is a phrase that we're aware of. it's a very sensitive phrase. elise: the use of the phrase "ritual sex abuse" would have been taken as validation of the conspiracy theory by qanon followers, because it's a person in authority using this phrase, which appears to directly reference the conspiracy theory. louise: despite being asked repeatedly, the prime minister has not answered four corners' questions on the record about whether tim stewart passed on information to him about the wording of the apology. immediately after the apology, tim start began tweeting triumphantly using his twitter account @burnedspy34. male: "what a great speech @scottmorrisonmp acknowledging the victims of ritual abuse." "a new conversation began today in australia. it was a stepping stone to be sure, but we took the step. @scottmorrisonmp took control of the narrative powerfully and commenced phase 1 of our resto

russian citizens of conspiracy to violate us sanctions and fraud in the management of the international networkn influence and misinformation to promote the interests of russia in lviv here and in kyiv. that means hotels that are part of the business empire as deputy chairman of the state duma of the russian federation babakov were arrested there this is the one we are talking about, this is the link, it is also in the espresso article, you can read it, but here another question is now a new scandal related to business , and related to babakov, he uh, this scandal is now uh, so to speak in the east of our state , not quite in the east, in the poltava region, if it was possible a little more about it, how is it at all possible that babakov and the people who serve him for his money today tried to open their mouth kryvava in ukrainian, a legally functioning business and what kind of case do you have in mind you have please there is a scandal in poltava oblast with the fact that babakov is allegedly claiming to squeeze uh, well, and for this , he is using all the possibilities, first of all , of c

international network.ly -- possibly unlike any other international network. important to underline that, _ international network. important to underline that, the _ international network. important to underline that, the queen - international network. important to underline that, the queen in - international network. important to underline that, the queen in terms| underline that, the queen in terms of setting foundations for the future has made it very clear that part of the legacy will be, whenever thatis part of the legacy will be, whenever that is materialised, will be very much a continued commitment to the progress of the commonwealth. yes. progress of the commonwealth. yes, ve much progress of the commonwealth. yes, very much so — progress of the commonwealth. yes, very much so and _ progress of the commonwealth. 1s: very much so and because progress of the commonwealth. isis very much so and because of her mobility issues, the last time i saw her was at the commonwealth service in march 2020 before

let's talk about the weirdness, one of my sources says there are unseemly pictures all over the internal networkide from making havoc, what kind of valuable information could they have gotten? casey: it is speculation at this point. as of two hours ago, the basically posted precautions, there was a notice telling internal employees to stop using slack. it looks from the outside in that nothing is necessarily off the table at this point in their -- at this point. uber is having a very busy friday and likely a very busy weekend just to be able to suss this thing out and then figure out the appropriate response steps. but at this point, they are saying we have things like private user data that has not been accessed, and so on. it is not necessarily an assumption that the hackers got into everything and used all of that, but they had more access than they should. and whenever a thing like that happens, a hack inside the corporate environment, there is a lot of work to be done to figure out what has happened. emily: uber says they have no evidence the incident involved access to sensitive uber data.

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, germany , canada and the united states according to the most conservative estimates, the international networkbillion in ukraine every month . now simply commanders have the opportunity to have the right to draw up documents for the removal of organs, as if for the purposes of state needs. we showed you the rates. how much does ukrainian organs cost? soldier, for each wounded or fresh corpse, with which the organs were taken out, they did not pay a surcharge of $ 170, at the beginning we sent the wounded to stationary special centers that were created in kramatorsk if donetsk was dying there. uh, there, all the organs of the dying were removed. even the eyes, skin and bone, were all sent for the hunchback. listen to the american ex-senator richard black, the united states and nato do not care how many ukrainians die how many civilian women and military children die, we don’t care, it’s like a big football match in we have a team. they have a team and we want to win with the highest score. we supply a fantastic amount of weapons. it comes from the stock of a company that makes rockets and other

the case requires it, we can fall back on these acts by you and that's only possible through international network anchor. it doesn't really work any other way from to nick does not vicki palin ologist martina vega will continue to develop the legacy of her predecessor is a bit of, i mean even it will continue on all levels. i thank actually we're all anxious as there is still an awful lot of potential, even with cold cases gantski equipped within c high pollen. no matter what we call guy. whether you have somehow retrieved a pollen grain or whether you have a piece of clothing or a strand of hair from the course, with of my holland doesn't decay from delay. she, dep forwarding to it. so as long as it doesn't go mozy to pull and not a wonderfully present when the bar heightens, say, it means we can always isolate poland from any material material. whether it's 50 years old, chris, for a 100 years old, from the data, and when appropriate, going use it general conclusion and say even production city ah, current research developments make it look as though no crime can remain unsolved in the future.

the case requires it, we can fall back on these acts by you and that's only possible through international network anchor. it doesn't really work any other way from to notice that victory. palin, ologist martina vega will continue to develop the legacy of her predecessor is a bit of, i mean, even it will continue on all levels. i think especially when just as there is still an awful lot of potential, even with cold cancer, gantski equipped within c hi pollen. no matter in what way. home guy, whether you have somehow retrieved a pollen grain or whether you have a piece of clothing or a strand of hair from the corpse with my holland doesn't decay from delay. she. dep pointing the head. so as long as it doesn't go mousy with the pulling money, one devil present the bar height and say, it means we can always isolate poland from any material material. whether it's 50 years old chris, for a 100 years old, wanted yada. and when appropriate is going use it to girl conclusion and say, even reduction city ah, current research developments make it look as though no crime can remain unsolved in the future. th

germany , canada and the united states, according to the most conservative estimates , the international network earns on ukraine about 2 billion dollars monthly. well , then you still needed a notary's certificate, but now you don't. now just commanders have the opportunity to have the right to draw up documents for removal of organs, as if for the purposes of state needs. we show prices. how much do the organs of a ukrainian soldier cost? for each wounded or fresh corpse with which the organs were taken out, they did not pay a surcharge of 170 dollars. at the beginning, we sent the wounded to stationary special centers that were created in kramatorsk kramatorsk, if this is donetsk , there are dying people. uh, all the organs of the dying were removed there. even the eyes, skin and coffee were all sent for gordon, listen to the american ex-senator richard blake of the united states and it doesn’t matter how much ukrainians will die. how old is he, civilian women, military children, we don't care. we have a team. they have a team. we want to win with the highest score and deliver a fantastic amo

when the case requires it, we can fall back on these export and that's only possible through international network anchor. it doesn't really work any other way from to nicholas alegretky pollen ologist, martina vega, will continue to develop the legacy of her predecessor, is a bit of, i mean, even it will continue on all levels. i, thanks. ashley were holland, just as there is still an awful lot of potential. even with cold cases gantski put in c. hi pollen. no matter what. all guy, whether you have somehow retrieved a pollen grain or whether you have a piece of clothing or a strand of hair from the corpse with of my holland doesn't decay from delay. she, dep forwarding to it. so as long as it doesn't go, mousy rifts, the pulling money wonderfully present when the bar heightens said, it means we can always isolate poland from any material material. whether it's 50 years old, chris, for a 100 years old, wanted yada, and when appropriate scored, use it to draw conclusions, say, even reductions, city ah, current research developments make it look as though no crime can remain unsolved in the future.

according to the most conservative estimates, the international network of transplantology earns aboutraine every month. but then a notary certificate was still needed, but now it’s not, now it’s just that commanders have the opportunity to have the right to draw up documents for seizure bodies, as if for the purposes of state needs. and we showed you the rates. how much do the organs of a ukrainian soldier cost, for each wounded or fresh corpse, with which they took out the organs with organs, they did not pay a surcharge of $ 170, at the beginning we sent the wounded to stationary special centers that were created in kramatorsk kramatorsk if it is donetsk there it is dying. uh, there, all the organs of the dying were removed. even eyes, skin and coffee all went for gordon, so listen to the american ex-senator richard blake of the united states and it doesn't matter how many ukrainians die. how old is he, civilian women, military children, we do n't care. it's like a big football match. we have a team. they have a team. we supply a fantastic amount of weapons. it comes from the stocks

meeting had been covertly recorded with the intention to broadcast our conversation on an international network. i would have never made those comments 2 days after that matthew's right to rose. at interview you said that she wanted to stood the language you used was ugly and in retrospect you wished you had not used those words. you noted that that isn't, nor will there ever be any public record of you using such language. for the reasons outlined above, the labor party will be taking no further action on this matter. and the labor movement stands for decency and filess. and looking at the yellow rows, disciplinary case, it's, it's, it's sort of chummy, i, you know, this very rapid exchange of emails. the personal between the declaration of the case is closed. am ah, in north west london, pamela fitzpatrick becomes labeled parliamentary candidate in harrow, east. the constituency debates whether to affiliate to jewish voice labor or j v l j b l represents jewish members who are critical towards the state of israel. the jewish labor movement or jail em supports israel. there was a debate which

israel, germany, canada and the usa, according to the most conservative estimates, the international transplantation network about $ 2 billion in ukraine every month. purposes of state needs. we show prices. how much do the organs of a ukrainian soldier cost? for each wounded or fresh corpse, with which the organs were taken out, they did not pay a surcharge 170 dollars. in the beginning, we sent the wounded to stationary special centers that were created in kramatorsk and kramatorsk, if it is donetsk, there are dying people. uh, all the organs of the dying were removed there. even the eyes of the skin all went for gordon, so listen to the american ex-senator richard blake and nato, it doesn’t matter how many ukrainian children are, it doesn’t matter, we want to win the most. the number of weapons and it comes with a stock in a company rating that makes rockets of other companies that make rockets planes, and all this defense industry has become incredibly pumped up with taxpayer dollars. i don't think ukraine has anything to do with the decisions to achieve peace, those decisions are made by washington as

the problem is if they switch off, they're the access to international networks or to their global internet. then with the national internet or the national internet, it's really hard to use those vpn services and saves a messenger apps such as signal the u. s. government has eased export restrictions on software and some technology to iran to widen online access. but analysts say it's unlikely to have an immediate impact ah, several demonstrations in support of the government of also taking place in iran. president abraham, where he see says, immediate death must be investigated. but it's called the protests acts of chaos. behind celebration. they want to ride a wave and create riots and disturbances. they think with such moves, they can stop the nation. we've announced many times that of any one has a fair comment and we will listen to it. but anarchy disturbing national security is the security of people. no one i succumb to this so far though, the protest show no sign of dying down. oh, victoria gate and be al jazeera, china's foreign minister has reiterated his country's territorial cl

and the problem is, if they switch off the, the access to international networks to the global internet, then with the national internet or the national internet, it's really hard to use. those vpn services saves a messenger apps such a signal. so it is really a matter of, you know, going round these kind of a filtering and blocking of internet is a matter of having access to the international to the global internet. if the government switches down switches off that axis, then oldest solutions that we have had until now, they are also useless. so this is the point that we really need to pursue some sort of a safe and secure internet access for the iranian people. if they are going to have that kind of access to what they are doing in iran use, if i know some protest is a worried that the world will forget what's happening in iran, if the government shuts down the internet, do you think that's fair to say? because we also see this issue playing out across other countries as well, and we still know what's going on me absolutely, only i think there's so much we can learn from those other c

from israel, germany, canada and the usa, according to the most conservative estimates, the international networkon in ukraine every month, it needed a notary certificate, but now it doesn’t. now simply commanders have the opportunity to have the right to draw up documents for the removal of organs, as if for the purposes of state needs. and we showed you the rates. how much do the organs of a ukrainian soldier cost, for each wounded or fresh corpse with which the organs were taken out, they did not pay in baku 170 dollars in the beginning, we sent the wounded to stationary special centers, which were created in the kramatorsk kramatorsk, if it is donetsk, there are dying people. uh, all the organs of the dying were removed there. even eyes, leather and coffee were all sent for gordon , listen to the american ex-senator richard blake of the united states and it doesn’t matter how many ukrainians die. how old is he, civilian women, military children, we don't care. we have a team, they have a team. we supply a fantastic amount of weapons. it comes from the stocks of a company that makes rockets an

and in brussels, petros fassoulas secretary-general of the european movement international, civil society network. thank you for being on "inside story before we get into the details of domestic and foreign policy challenges, i want to ask each one of you first your general view of the uk prime minister, your impressions after her first speech. what did you think? can she deliver? >> that remains to be seen. one of the major issues is she is starting under seriously unfavorable circumstances. while it looks like she is in a powerful position, she has a large parliamentary majority, she can do whatever she wants in terms of legislation, she is in a very tricky position with her election looming and her party plummeting in the polls. i would suggest things are looking difficult from the start, but it remains to be seen whether she can hit the ground running. >> can she deliver? lydia: it is going to be interesting to see what she does. until now she has been trying to appeal to a very specific and quite small group of people. conservative party members. obviously she needs to appeal to the public a