connelly in kiev tonight nic as always thank you. violence in the democratic republic of congo has surged in recent weeks attacks by militants clashes between local tribes and forced millions of people to flee their homes the u.n. says ongoing fighting is making it extremely difficult to reach people in many areas our correspondent travel to one of the 2 provinces in the north east of the country officially under a state of siege. hardly any other region has suffered atrocities by militias especially as compost problems we are on the road with a nerve agent and organization over a distance of just 60 kilometers we passed through about 20 checkpoints controlled by various rebel groups as well as the congolese army. militia checkpoint it's mostly boys carrying guns their weapons are concealed but the threat is real they ask for money but a few words persuade them to let us pass today. we reached the camp for internally displaced people enjoy a drill it's one of many and idiocracy about 5 and a half 1000000 of the country's estimated $1

connally in kiev tonight nic as always thank you. violence in the democratic republic of congo has surged in recent weeks attacks by militants clashes between local tribes and forced millions of people to flee their homes the u.n. says ongoing fighting is making it extremely difficult to reach people in many areas our correspondent trouble to one of 2 provinces in the north east of the country officially under a state of siege. hardly any other region has suffered atrocities by militias especially as come closer to a province we are on the road with a nerve agent in iraq and as a sign over a distance of just 60 kilometers we passed through about 20 checkpoints controlled by various rebel groups as well as the congolese army. a militia checkpoint it's mostly boys carrying guns their weapons are concealed but the threat is real they ask for money but a few words persuade them to let us pass today. we reached the camp and 10 of the displaced people intro drill it's one of many and idiocracy about 5 in the hole for 1000000 of the country

. >> in a few minutes, we will turn to kiev, the u.s.tary of state stands shoulder to shoulder with ukraine. >> in sweden, more than one in 10 people have tested positive for covid-19 since the start of the pandemic. >> you're a member sweden has done things differently. there has never been a formal lockdown, but it has tried to slow the spread of infection with tough measures. things like stopping bars and restaurants from serving after 8:00. limiting numbers in shops and gyms. all of this has a limited impact and sweden has one of the highest infection rates in the eu. the public health agency says it is cautiously optimistic their is a slight downward trend. they are also hoping numbers will drop by july a august. that will depend largely on the country's vaccination program. at the momt it is only the elderly and those in risk groups who have had jabs. mass vaccination of those under 60 should be happening later this month. a lot will depend on how efficiently and quickly that ogram can get moving. ♪ >> we are here in the bbc newsro

connelly in kiev tonight nick as always thank you. violence in the democratic republic of congo has surged in recent weeks attacks by militants clashes between local tribes and forced millions of people to flee their homes the u.n. says ongoing fighting is making it extremely difficult to reach people in many areas our correspondent mario mueller travel to tour one of 2 provinces in the north east of the country officially under a state of siege. hardly any other region has suffered atrocities by militias especially as close to a province we are on the road with a nerve agent and you're going to see some over a distance of just 60 kilometers we pass through about 20 checkpoints controlled by various rebel groups as well as the congolese army. militia checkpoint it's mostly boys carrying guns their weapons are concealed but the threat is real they ask for money but a few words persuade them to let us pass today. we reached a can for antenna displaced people enjoy a drill it's one of many and idiocracy about 5 and a half 1000000 of the

his trip to kiev alone was strange and peculiar. and another attempt at quid pro quo. we wanted president trump to voice support for our president before his first ever meeting with vladimir putin of russia. we passed along that request to rudy and one of the responses was that i guarantee you that president trump will tweet support. but i want him to meet with me as soon as i step off the plane in kiev. >> so transactional. >> it didn't feel right. >> how did you feel when you listened to it? >> i was shocked, scared and bewildered. i expected that phone call to be a casual nice to meet you phone call. we had to try and take an angle that rudy giuliani's past is mayor of new york, but his involvement with ukraine prior to the situation and try and distract, but also by assessing the level to which he influences u.s. policy towards ukraine. he made a u turn as soon as giuliani opened his mouth. >> when you are hearing this, what concerns did you have about possible leakage between these political demands and the national security of your country? >> when we found out w

there is no fate neither fairly or no despair in kiev we have a certain number of. well we are upset with the behavior of moscow with its unwillingness to play constructively interest super kate sincere willingness of ukraine and of germany and france to put an end to the war in donbas when it comes to crimea. you know we launched we came up with a very good idea of a crimea platform and they say this initiative is gathering more and more international support so no we are not running out of ideas but unfortunately russia has adopted a very. very unhelpful tactics of simply downplaying every any idea that if they do not like or ignoring them but will keep trying because as i said just a couple of minutes before this is all and we cannot sit down with and lay down our hands we have to come up we have with new ideas we have to be creative and we will be doing that this is a lengthy and may take some time but in the end we will succeed the fact is that your president was elected 2 years ago on a promise to end the war in the donbass region he didn't do it even blamed t

connelly in kiev tonight nic as always thank you. violence in the democratic republic of congo have surged in recent weeks attacks by militants clashes between local tribes and forced millions of people to flee their homes the u.n. says ongoing fighting is making it extremely difficult to reach people in many areas or correspondent trouble to one of 2 provinces in the north east of the country officially under a state of siege. hardly any other region has suffered atrocities by militias especially as come closer to a province we are on the road with an r.v. generator going is a sign over a distance of just 60 kilometers we passed through about 20 checkpoints controlled by various rebel groups as well as the congolese army. militia checkpoint it's mostly boys carrying guns their weapons are concealed but the threat is real they ask for money but a few words persuade them to let us pass today. we reached the camp and 10 of the displaced people enjoy a drill it's one of many and idiocracy about 5 in the whole familiarity of the country'

and us secretary of state antony blinken on a visit to kiev urges russia to end what he calls its reckless and aggressive actions towards ukraine. hello and welcome to bbc news. in the grip of the most brutal second wave, india has seen yet another record rise in coronavirus infections, more than 400,000 new cases in less than 2a hours. but that figure is almost certainly an underestimate. the virus has spread from india's cities to the countryside, where hospitals are poorly equipped. 0ur correspondent yogita limaye has travelled to varanasi in uttar pradesh. and a warning, her report contains distressing footage and flashing images. in less than an hour, we saw 13 funerals here. the government says there were just seven in the whole day. and this is prime minister modi's own constituency. the human cost is being suppressed. this is the reality all over india. we'll never know how many died of the virus in this country. india's hinterland is where most of its people live. amidst lockdowns in big cities, masses are returning to their homes in small towns and villages. the virus is spreadin

that came as antony blinken met with him in kiev. in his remarks, he said the u.s. is committed to ukraine's sovereignty and independence. the one-day visit comes as ukraine faces ongoing russian aggression and military build-up at the border. before the foreign minister sat down with the u.s. secretary of state, he talked to cnn's matthew chance in an exclusive interview. >> ahead of the secretary of state's visit, his ukrainian counterpart is putting his best fist forward. there are uncomfortable issues in the u.s./ukrainian relationship. like the activities in ukraine of rudy giuliani, former president trump's personal lawyer, ahead of the 2020 u.s. election. issues ukrainian officials would prefer nto ignore. do you believe he may have engaged in criminal behavior? >> well, i'm not a lawyer to make my judgment on the criminal nature of his behavior or -- >> how would you characterize it? >> he was definitely playing politics. and he put the situation at risk for ukraine. and for ukraine's relationship with the united states. and we did our best to avoid that tra

as an impediment to the fact-finding and dirt digging that giuliani and his cronies were doing in kiev to find information about president, or future president biden, then candidate biden, and his son hunter biden. yovanovitch was seen as someone who was not in line with that mission, who would not help them, and so there were efforts, and there was pressure behind the scenes that obviously came out later in the impeachment, first impeachment trial, about giuliani and his associates' efforts to get yovanovitch out of that post as ambassador in kiev. >> andy thank you for that. because i think sometimes there have been so many threads to all of this that it is hard to follow them, sometimes hard to remember. jill, the justice department is looking into whether giuliani violated the foreign agent registration act. how serious is that as a potential charge? >> it is serious. it is not what is going to make everyone happy. i think from what i'm reading on my twitter feed, people want more, and there are many things besides this that are being looked at for giuliani. there are cases of his

there is no fate neither failure not despair in kiev we have. well we are upset with the behavior of moscow with this unwillingness to play constructively interest super kate sincere willingness of ukraine and of germany and france to put an end to the war in donbas when it comes to crimea you know we launched we came up with a very good idea of a crimea platform and this idea this initiative is gathering more and more international support so now we are not running out of ideas but unfortunately russia has adopted a very. very unhelpful tactics of simply downplaying every any idea that if they do not like or ignoring them but will keep trying because as i said just a couple of minutes before this is all when we cannot sit down with and lay down our hands we have to come up we have with new ideas we have to be creative and we will be doing that this is all down to and it may take some time but in the end we will succeed the fact is that your president was elected 2 years ago on a promise to end the war in the donbass region he didn't do it even

there is no fate neither fairly or no despair in kiev we have a certain number of. well we are obsessed with the behavior of moscow with its unwillingness to play constructively interest to pro-create sincere willingness of ukraine and of germany and france to put an end to the war in donbas when it comes to crimea. you know we launched we came up with a very good idea of a crimea platform and this initiative is gathering more and more international support so now we are not running out of ideas but unfortunately russia has adopted a very. very unhelpful tactics of simply downplaying every any idea that if they do not like or ignoring them but will keep trying because as i said just a couple of minutes before this is all then we cannot sit down with and lay down our hands we have to come up we have new ideas we have to be creative and we will be doing that this is all then to and it may take some time but in the end we will succeed the fact is that your president was elected 2 years ago on a promise to end the war in the donbass region he didn't do it even blamed th

has arrived in ukraine for talks with president followed amir selenski he is expected to reassure kiev of u.s. support after russia amassed more than 100000 troops along the prince eastern frontier the country's anti corruption efforts the last of the on the agenda. voters in scotland are going to the polls on thursday in an election that could decide the fate of its independence movement 1st minister nicola sturgeon says that a fresh majority for her scottish national party would be a mandate for pursuing a 2nd independent strive to break away from the u.k. . hong kong democracy activist joshua wong has been sentenced to another 10 months in jail for participating in an unauthorized protest wang is one of the most prominent faces of the pro-democracy movement he's already serving time in prison for his role in other protests he was handed this lead this intense for attempting to commemorate in the 1989 tiananmen square massacre in beijing 3 other activists are also sentenced to between 4 and 6 months behind bars earlier i asked phebe kong in hong kong about the significance of the sen

andrea mitchell is live in kiev.istening to a speakerphone. he heard the entire call. i interviewed him yesterday. what he is saying is he heard this advisor to the president being pressed -- the president being pressed to smear joe biden, who was then a candidate running for president. he was running for the nomination. he was shocked by this. he said that this certainly undermined his feelings and other ukrainians about the u.s. as he was hearing him say over and over again, you have to investigate biden, you have to publicize a smear campaign against biden running for president. this happened three days before what president trump called his perfect phone call with the president of ukraine, a call that was the focus of trump's first impeachment. now it's giuliani being investigated for efforts to remove the u.s. ambassador. have any u.s. investigators now looking into giuliani approached you? have you talked to anyone from the u.s. about it? >> they haven't. my theory goes as follows. basically, they are focusing

. >>> in our world lead, secretary of state antony blinken is about to touch down in kiev, ukraine.here's a lot on the diplomatic agenda and so far the united states has not made it easy for ukraine. ukraine, of course, was thrust into the spotlight of the impeachment trial of former president trump and now they are trying to figure out their role in a potential biden/putin summit and the u.s. attorney's investigation into rudy giuliani. cnn's matthew chance had an exclusive sit dunne with the ukrainian foreign minister to find out more about what's on his wish list and ukraine's potential involvement in the giuliani investigation. >> reporter: the head of the secretary of state's visit is ukrainian counterpart is putting his best fist forward. there are uncomfortable issues in the u.s.-ukrainian relationship, like the activities in ukraine of rudy giuliani, former president trump's personal lawyer ahead of the 2020 u.s. election, issues ukrainian officials would prefer to ignore. do you believe he may have engaged in criminal behavior? >> well, i'm not a lawyer to make my judgment

a couple days ago to talk to foreign service officers who actually are getting ready to go out to kievhere the secretary was just there. you and the secretary were there and they were watching that even as it took place. they are excited. i think they represent foreign service officers throughout the service and around the world who recognize that secretary blinken really does want to use diplomats, really wants to use diplomacy. you mentioned at the outset, the diplomatic efforts that president biden and secretary blinken have taken to keep putin from innovating ukraine. i think the foreign service is eager, excited. in answer to your question, it can rebuild. >> thanks so much, ambassador taylor. thanks to kasie hunt for helping out while i was in ukraine last week. that does it for us. hallie jackson is in for chuck todd up next on "mtp daily" on msnc. e tseallow w tirifto w r. ol w.. wke it me annoh kp erneorki a gig r thr vis. eye t iny,whh lirs wi st t yo intnedoha enncyo oinpeen thvefaered it me annoh kp erneorki a gig r thr vis. th is rkth irdy,whh lirs wi st t oo fm rae ofelbl

there is no fate neither fairly or not despair in kiev we have a certain number of. well we are upset with the behavior of moscow with its unwillingness to play constructively interest super kate sincere willingness of ukraine and of germany and france to put an end to the war in donbas when it comes to crimea you know we launched we came up with a very good idea of a crimea platform and this initiative is gathering more and more international support so no we are not running out of ideas but unfortunately russia has adopted a very. very unhelpful tactics of simply downplaying every any idea that if they do not like or ignoring them but will keep trying because as i said just a couple of minutes before this is all when we cannot sit down with and lay down our hands we have to come up we have new ideas we have to be creative and we will be doing that this is all down to and may take some time but in the end we will succeed the fact is that your president was elected 2 years ago on a promise to end the war in the donbass region he didn't do it even blamed the continuin

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the area is a 2 hour drive north of kiev a journey into the unknown. to you i'm getting nervous i'm excited we'll see. you. under the light of the full moon they make good progress. on. the military exclusion zone has a radius of 30 kilometers. but all more and aviv have a problem. thank you tess. there's. a space sky. box i ego or speaks no french and only a little english which makes communication complicated. finally they march through the darkness. cut we're in survival mode we're not thinking about eating hooting drinking water or being tired. after 3 hours of walking the sun rises from here on out in the group could be discovered at any time and arrested by a police patrol on. the way.

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and us secretary of state antony blinken on a visit to kiev urges russia to end what he calls its reckless

there is no fate neither fairly or no despair in kiev we have. well we are upset with the behavior of moscow with this unwillingness to play constructively interest peeper kate sincere willingness of ukraine and of germany and france to put an end to the war in donbas when it comes to crimea you know we launched we came up with a very good idea of a crimea platform and they say this initiative is gathering more and more international support so now we are not running out of ideas but unfortunately russia has adopted a very. very unhelpful tactics of simply downplaying every any idea that if they do not like or ignoring them but will keep trying because as i said just a couple of minutes before this is all when we cannot sit down with and lay down our hands we have to come up we have new ideas we have to be creative and we will be doing that this is all then to and it may take some time but in the end we will succeed the fact is that your president was elected 2 years ago on a promise to end the war in the donbass region he didn't do it even blame

against what it calls russian aggression as extra state and lincoln made the pledge during talks in kiev with president for them is a landscape he said washington is actively looking at increasing security assistance for ukraine tensions escalated last month when russia conducted large scale military exercises near the border with ukraine we look to russia to see an aggressive. continue to strengthen our security partnership in close cooperation with you to make sure that ukraine and defend itself against against aggression we're aware that russia is withdrawing some porches from the border of ukraine but we also see. significant forces remain remain there are significant remains there for monitoring the situation very very closely. kyrgyzstan's president is promising compensation for families whose homes were destroyed in fighting a war disputed border with tajikistan the violence erupted out of a small local dispute over water supplies and a child stratford found out in x.i.i. in southern kyrgyzstan it's a result of the messy borders left after soviet era. use fara river looking south

one clinic made headlines last year went around a 100 newborns were stranded in kiev because lockdown measures prevented parents from connecting them. the images that were published by the clinic to increase pressure on the government were beamed around the world. shortly afterwards, parents from abroad were able to collect the infants. the case triggered an international debate on the ethics of, sorry to see the practices legal in some european countries to including the u. k, austria and denmark. but only if it's al terrific and not driven by money, greece goes a step further and announce clinics to offer surrogacy to international clients. so nina and her husband decided to seek help in greece. we've changed her name. she wishes to remain anonymous because of the social stigma involved. she says even her friends have criticized obviously you can't question the morality of it. so i'm saying it's abusing another woman's body. but for me, the thought that i might never have a child was the worst thing i could have imagined. i think we shouldn't judge people many struggle with the deci

arrived in ukraine for talks with president followed him here selenski he is expected to reassure kiev of u.s. support after russia amassed more than 100000 troops along ukraine's eastern frontier the country's anti corruption efforts will also be on the agenda. hong kong democracy activist joshua wong has been sentenced to another 10 months in jail for participating in an unauthorized protest wang is one of the most prominent faces of the pro-democracy movement he's already serving time in prison for his role in other protests he was handed this latest sentence for attending a vigil commemorating the 1991 square massacre in beijing 3 other activists were also sentenced to between 4 and 6 months behind bars. let's bring in correspondent phebe kong who has the view now from hong kong we've just heard this is already the 3rd time that josh has been jailed since 2019 tell us a bit more about this additional sentence now. last year. and in hong kong was banned by the hong kong police before the fair 1st time in case but just how long and out of out of hell activists dispell those tens of t

country after russian troops again massed in huge numbers flow through border my guest this week from kiev fees ukraine's foreign minister dimitriou coolly about what did he get out of the visit what with the oath to give.

one clinic made headlines last year went around a 100 newborns were stranded in kiev because look down measures prevented parents from connecting them. the images that were published by to increase pressure on the government were beamed around the world. shortly afterwards, parents from abroad were able to collect the incense, the case triggered an international debate on the ethics of surrogacy the practices legal in some european countries to including the u. k, austria and denmark. but only if it's true istic and not driven by money. greece goes a step further and announce clinics to offer surrogacy to international clients. so nina and her husband decided to seek help in greece. we've changed her name. she wishes to remain anonymous because of the social stigma involved. she says even her friends have criticized. obviously you can't question the morality of it something it's abusing another woman's body. but for me that i might never have a child was the worst thing i could have imagined. i think we shouldn't judge people many struggle with the decision to use the sarah good becaus

this was the scene in ukraine not too far away from kiev east. not quite a twister because by definition that is a funnel cloud that touches the ground. this did not, but all of that to say we've had some very wild weather for eastern portions of the continent that continues on monday. widespread activity across the balkans, but heavier pockets of brain for eastern portions of bulgaria, romania, moldova rate, through into ukraine. and i think a risk of some thunderstorms to for a hungry rate through serbia, north macedonia, and greece. i'll take you degrees in his sack. but 1st let's focus on the positive look at some of these high temperatures, oslo 26, and london. what's this high? 20 for monday afternoon with plenty of sun. okay. off the greece and turkey right now, where we have that batch of wet weather moving across the north, eventually spilling into turkey. and i think it's mere rate through to antalya. we run the risk of seeing some hail as a result of thunderstorms, temperatures here well below average, and not too long ago you were in

but as monica yada kiev reports, the miners believed that being encouraged by the president reducing digital tribes, been fighting legal minors for decades until recently with the help of government institution created to protect them and the amazon rain. but not anymore was supposed to natalie you after present in both nar, was elected everything changed. he dismantled the institutions that protected us. wildcat miners are feeling so empowered that they are now attacking our homes and even the federal police you what? the 14000 people feel they're on the wrong. this week, the house of luke, who activist, was burned to the ground in the legal miners, then tried to burn the helicopter. the police would come to investigate. the miners said they had a right to make a living, and with continued their illegal activity. once the police were gone, was better. wildcat miners are giving alcohol cell phones and the young members of our tribes to gain their they've already contaminated, our rivers are fish and our bodies with mercury. now they're dividing us and weighting conflict. it's not jus

this to the to the government so while it does it does happen a lot we've seen it for example in the kiev ukraine where they had a power outage and that was by ransom where we don't know the full scope of how many die hard isn't true for sure and it is a christmas movie too. for joining us now are 2 experts on this subject we have but 2 he's a professor of computer and data science at the university of new haven we also have our friend tod shipley's a cyber security risk analyst and the president of the dark intel are guys look this is right up your alley it looks to me and to anybody who has my mother would say can see 2 fingers in front of their face like colonial paid this ransom do you agree. well definitely there's no doubt i think that the issue becomes that if they hadn't paid it they would have been able to respond as effectively and as fast as they did so they paid all right but let me go to you on this i'd love to know whether you think that it was done as a joint communiqué or operation with the government of the united states in other words they were working together to say ok

the area is a 2 hour drive north of kiev a journey into the unknown. to you it is like getting nervous i'm excited we'll see. you. under the light of the full moon they make good progress. on the boom boom. boom boom boom. of the military exclusion zone has a radius of 30 kilometers. but all more and aviv have a problem. and justice. just. 6 sky. eagle eye speaks no french and. only a little english which makes communication complicated. finally they march through the darkness. because we're in survival mode we're not thinking about eating clued in drinking water or being tired. after 3 hours of walking the sun rises from here on out in the group to be discovered at any time and arrested by a police patrol on. the way. if that happens they'll be fine and have to leave ukraine immediately. cautiously walked all night it's gone now and we're trying to be quiet and there are some dogs somewhere in the distance from. communication with igor it does not get easier this is this is. this can you share this and if they were but what did he say i don't not sure

. thousands of supporters line the streets, ignoring advice on the social distancing monica yanna. kiev reports now from maria . the signal grid and j eatable sonata was in to ride through rio de janeiro surrounded by thousands of motorcyclists and cheered by cows many wearing the brazilian flag. but no man like the president himself. some came out to protest against the leader who had downplayed the corona, virus pandemic, from the start, and still scorned public health measures. in a country with the world's 2nd largest coven, 19 death toll. it's unbelievable. the president is breaking the law and causing agglomeration. what are the people celebrating? 450000 dead by cove, it, the lack of vaccines, the hunger or the parliamentary inquiry that's showing brazil. i'm the world. how this government has mishandled the pandemic. because brazil senate is investigating the government's delay in buying vaccines. and the lack of a national plan to stop infection from spreading at a warming rate. the president has always spoken against locked downs and curfews. but since the pro began both scena

and us secretary of state antony blinken on a visit to kiev urges russia to end what he calls its reckless

vaccine haven't shown up for the 2nd one or those who did soon find out there were none available monica kiev has more now from rio de janeiro. recently and had to wait much longer than expected to get their vaccines the mass inoculation campaign in latin america's largest country got off to a late and rocky start in mid january so far only 15 percent of the population has received the 1st dose according to media consortium 6 percent of those lucky ones never showed up for the 2nd shot. to be losing to me i almost didn't i had to take an inside the pill to make it here for my 2nd shot of astra zeneca i was so scared as were. many standing in line with me we were hearing all these stories about blood clots and now i'm glad i came. doctors say that some people have not come back because they forgot or simply thought that one shot was enough. being either block of information into fake news spread by thoughts who deny the pandemic part of the problem but we are also facing problems with the 2nd dose because of poor government planning. 16 states have run out of china's corona vaccine one of the

iran today and i'm just looking at these 2 pages what are we seeing kiev. how do we know this is a church ok so it is already been read the gear that there's a search that there releases the spikes in the numbers you're seeing increased transfer in the past 3 and one even in what you're seeing here i did then it's. for patients that are we in the insight or mother are just apartments it is for the expansion of the capacity of our hospital patients and they are waiting in line to begin beds in say the hospital you are very kind because you have office the protecting the the identity of many of these people who are really suffering this doesn't even look like a hospital this is like a temporary setup there are now field hospitals temporary hospitals in minot because dr. oh ok so he seems to be seeing surges and he seemed strands of u.c.b. can't beat them all in so we just have to meet whatever it is that we have so we have to dance increase our capacity by expanding space. adding more beds even if this will be only in beds so even in wheelchairs so that the b

and us secretary of state, antony blinken, on a visit to kiev, urges russia to end what he calls its

and us secretary of state, antony blinken, on a visit to kiev, urges russia to end what he calls itseckless and aggressive actions towards ukraine. hello and welcome to bbc news. in the grip of the most brutal second wave india has seen yet another record rise in coronavirus infections — more than 400,000 new cases in less than 2a hours. that figure, though, is almost certainly an underestimate. the virus has spread from india's cities to the countryside, where hospitals are poorly equipped. 0ur correspondent yogita limaye has travelled to varanasi in uttar pradesh — and a warning, her report contains distressing footage and flashing images. in less than an hour, we saw 13 funerals here. the government says there were just seven in the whole day. and this is prime minister modi's own constituency. the human cost is being suppressed. this is the reality all over india. we'll never know how many died of the virus in this country. india's hinterland is where most of its people live. amidst lockdowns in big cities, masses are returning to their homes in small towns and villages. the viru

country after russian troops again massed in huge numbers froze to its border my guest this week from kiev means ukraine's foreign minister good to meet troop coolly about what did he get out of the visit and what with you asking you.

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blinken has arrived in ukraine for talks with president vladimir selenski he is expected to reassure kiev of u.s. support after russia amassed more than 100000 troops along ukraine's eastern frontier the country's anti-corruption efforts will also be on the agenda. 29 nigerian students abducted almost 2 months ago have been released they were kidnapped from a forestry college in kaduna state on the 11th of march or originally more were taken but some were released early on. israel's president riven rivlin has asked opposition leader jarod to form a new government a day after prime minister benjamin netanyahu failed to assemble a coalition before an overnight deadline if mr lapp its coalition building a successful if you will and mr netanyahu is 12 year premiership the german government has announced plans for more ambitious cuts to carbon emissions the changes follow a constitutional court ruling that the country's current climate laws are insufficient but there are questions about whether the new goals are real commitment to more action or simply an effort to gain more votes ahead of upc