k. meddling within russian internal affairs, but they're doing it through the use of n g o z. as you say, anytime anyone mentors and n g o, a non government organization, my alarm bills go off. they're supposed to be nonprofit, charitable, non governmental, but they're always working for the governments and n g o a. how you essentially create regime and change around the world. the arab spring color revolutions my down 2014 started jump in, but n g o is in my experience used to foment unrest. absolutely. right, and it's quite interesting because these kind of accusations of meddling, i usually thrown at russia. it's usually other countries accusing russia meddling like for instance, the u. k. accusing russia of election meddling in 2019. now in light of these revelations, as we heard the foreign ministry spokeswoman maria, however, has accused london of trying to increase polarization within russia. let's take a listen. the british are directly spending money on the build up of the internal political situation in the country. how else to explain the existence of a grand plan t

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the n g o that had stitched up the wounds later confirmed it's not the only case of self mutilation. we've seen desperation and frustration are driving some of the migrants here to extreme acts. oh, a several fires broke out in some of the 2020 of 3 that happened the alternate to were believed to be caused by arsenal. john lupky, new migrants told us they'd been able to video these fires from close range using the same tools as before. we found gps coordinates in the videos metadata. we were able to verify the images are over fire in the summer camp on november 11th, 2020 fortunately, no one was seriously injured in that fire, but it caused much damage, and many refugees lost what little property they had. what makes the squalid, been unsafe living conditions? all the more disturbing is that since 2015 greece has received over 3000000000 euros from the lou to help at handle the influx of migrants. the bulk of that money is supposedly funding the management of the asylum and integration program. ah, there's no question. the 3000000000 euros is a large sum, but the migrants on samus ar

for the m n g has to print new price stickers, milk eggs toilet paper. almost everything he sells in his small shop in is stumbles . cutty co district has become more expensive again. normal did. i wanted her to take this pack of pastor for example, a year ago i sold it with 3.5. clear us now it costs more than twice as much. that's not normal. growth. ok. manufacturers and wholesalers are hiking prices several times a month. and d m n g has to do the same. sometimes he says he is barely able to keep up on for another week. i've been a shopkeeper for 10 years, but i have never seen anything like this right now. the wholesalers don't make a profit. i'm not making a profit, and the customers suffer to on the nobody wins every one is losing a longer shronda all around the world. nations are grappling with rising inflation due to the corona, virus pandemic, and higher energy costs. but the price spikes here in turkey have been exacerbated by a dramatic depreciation of the countries currency. the lira, according to official figures, inflation has sought to 36

the n g o that had stitched up the wounds later confirmed. it's not the only case of self mutilation. they've seen desperation and frustration are driving some of the migrants here to extreme acts. oh, a several fires broke out in some of the 2020 of 3 that happened to the alternate to were believed to be caused by arsenal. john lupky, new migrants told us they'd been able to video these fires from close range using the same tools as before. we found gps coordinates in the videos metadata. we were able to verify the images are over fire in the summer camp. on november 11th, 2020 fortunately, no one was seriously injured in that fire, but it caused much damage, and many refugees lost what little property they had. what makes the squalid, been unsafe living conditions. all the more disturbing is that since 2015 greece has received over 3000000000 euros from the lou to help at handle the influx of migrants. the bulk of that money is supposedly funding the management of the asylum and integration program. ah, there's no question. the 3000000000 e

and we need to do deeper regulation on for an investment for and funding coming into india, n g as can you give me at least one example neuron jack? i'm going to ask all of, i guess of one example of where to regulation is necessary because there are problems. what are the problems of, i think 1st of all, the regulation has to happen in sector, you know, like mining according to school, little do those activities that has actually not only no kind of a prince, but it has also the book as a country economy. so then i think that those, those ideas actually make believe they will, it is right, actually letting you know, certain activities that can actually menu it. taken many of those, you know, diamonds on this great. all right? so i need to change, need to be regulated. i mean, do you need to be regulated in your challenge? lack i think as much as everyone in this country needs to be regulated. i wanted to really, by the government through today, just legs and use our tutoring, go to water relation. and this regulation started with the year 1976 by the government with foreign contributi

daniel smith helped found the app and the n g o of the same name, which began as a university of cape town research project in 2017 parents on africa under on the world. small scale fishes have been excluded and struggle for access to markets or below became a box at recognizing that there was this made. and there's an opportunity to then connect these small scale fishes digitally to markets and for them to be able to access and, and earn their own data. in practice, this means jeffrey fraser and his crew can sell their daily cats to restaurants and private customers directly through the abilene will be app. cutting out the middleman will be quite good that we know what we are going for and what we catch in and the price is much better than we get from the local buyers. so for us, it's a big room in the reggie shang says, middleman only pay fish is roughly a euro kilo for k bring worth on of a low be the crew connect over $3.00 times faster. that means they can generate the same revenue with a smaller catch, rudy and mean send up. another benefit is that abby has created a market for

with the help of international n g use and volunteers. and so my not double hopes to restore the mongol forest, but with a different, more robust variety thanks that he did as required regressing she who reacted ableton law, the salinity level of, of the water and secondary. i've been able to identify a dispute, this of mangrove, re half within our echoes houston. they observe a lot of sort a lag before wendy. i was not 3 salt in tucson, is that? well now, how is the among those are so tolerable, the absolve. let us or that has made a decrease in salinity level, which in the woman rise for too much a barrel was being quin rice here for 20 years. halston newly planted, red mongrels will give her crops a fighting chance. jo. well, we thank god, what a new man gross along the river, asked a grueling less salt. we'll get through and gotten in. elaine, while wound since august 2021 more than 850000 mongers having planted in the cumbia of a delta in order to conserve the echo system. the symbiosis of scientific knowledge and local engagement is

the n g o behind the app helps the fishes with infrastructure and logistics catches go by refrigerated truck to decentralized refridgerated storage facilities. short holes help reduce the carbon footprint. a below be employee, hon goliath confirms the ways of the catch. he comes from a fishing family and wants to help his community done were preserved. and i want to remind you of his, her role, your district or what bar go fishing or do or thing for as long as are extra from the fishing industry. what i will already do is to just a so starts to work toward the process between after we get the fees in the end consumer, which is a trends for generations rule. and that's exactly what happens the catches from jeffrey phrases, boat and other, a below be fishers go online and become available to customers on the apps market place. page chef neal swat is co owner of a restaurant in cape town. he is one of over 400 ships and 8000 private customers registered as buyers on absolutely last night, the ship placed an order on the on this morning hunger life, delivers it 5 killers of k, bring the pr

what's the, i meant a no impact to allow hardy, but somebody boydell aguilar, that's why the n g o. s. public broadcaster radio, nepal for help because it's produced ads that raise awareness about climate change . someone in the guide as an amount because it's after i could listen it. even torrential rains have also destroyed crops in the chit one district in the south of the country. the farmers try to salvage what they can. the downpours of ortho caused the water levels of both rivers here to rise the ribbon flood their bank several times a year, often sweeping away homes and farmland. yet instead of shoring up river banks, local authorities often spent climate change funds on roads. we little my law is than any gay beginning mcaden. the local government hasn't been able to develop plans and strategies to tackle these problems. what so the population suffers on that, like i had done the apple zebra. is that not what fiddle my even supply themselves with a bare, essential, same author? think what it actually had if the fishes are suffering to rising temperatures, cause the rivers t

n g, and regional political players. the series highlighted how very cruises become a hub for the trafficking of fentanyl to the united states and how the authorities there seem to look the other way. he was vocal well beyond his reporting with a steady stream of material on social media. he posted this tweet just days before he died. mexico needs a drug czar who has a strategy and a policy in place to prevent violence of the magnitude. we've witness for 35 years given that the risk institutions don't suffice when it comes to preventing crimes in this country. fellow journalists have come out in solidarity, demanding that the country prioritize the investigations of these killings. over the past 20 years, 145 media workers have been murdered in mexico. 90 percent of those cases, 90 percent have produced no convictions because of what human rights groups call inept investigations. a lack of political will and collusion between drug cartels and the government. and december 2018 president andre manuel lopez open the door, t

and d m n g has to do the same. sometimes he says he is barely able to keep up on for another reason. i've been a shopkeeper for 10 years, but i have never seen anything like this right now. the wholesalers don't make a profit. i'm not making a profit, and the customers suffer to on the nobody winds, every one is losing a longer shronda all around the world. nations are grappling with rising inflation due to the corona, virus pandemic, entire energy costs. but the price spikes here in turkey have been exacerbated by a dramatic depreciation of the country's currency. the lira, according to official figures, inflation has sought to 36 percent. that's the highest rate in nearly 20 years. yet many think that even this i popping figure is an understatement. ruggedized for i think inflation is higher. everything got at least twice or 3 times as expensive, which with electric charged with us. we know exactly what we are paying at the supermarket. i think it's 50 percent or more. i'll fly now. now i've been running around f

p like government is doing the right thing and we shouldn't be wishing western n g. i was not at all. no, i'm just briefly on this. i think the people who are been doing, you know, this sort of messes in so you know that i think the victim of, you know, the provider base has been, you know, for several years, which is basically and you're saying kind of in october and that's not only a i think if you see that, i mean i know the space all over the world and i think you go to us, you will talk to you go to brad, you go to a, you know, many of those countries. when you have back to the and you haven't got to become very commonly and any kind of what and when that comes for even a finding the budget, you know, climate change or promoting, right? so the marginalise is seen basically as some kind of intervention on the left here . so i think i'm not somebody will be sort of mrs. and what exactly is happening in india for last several years? not only with this, i not in the previous comment which in fact and are, you know, this is to make one for me in 2010. we thought, i m

that's all those nets also end up with us image making brace net is not an n g o or charity. it's a company. financing comes not from donations, but solely from the sale of its products. up to 5 euro's from each sale goes to help fund the recovery of ghost nets. so far, brace net has transformed around 5 tons of nets into new products. today, some new raw material is arriving. it's come from a w, w. f goes to net salvage operation, quite foreman every. hey benny, i mean, i brought you some new met, right? we pulled them out of the baltic sea and chosen to sort of, you'll have to see what's clear. it's a real mix of materials. they've already been hose down a bit with water to get rid of the mud to the 9th and cleanest again here and put it away on sky will probably make key change a gas heater. we tried to recycle everything for that as valuable as the work of companies like brace net is, it's only a small contribution to the recycling of ghost nets. recycling them on a larger scale as complicated than us. i if they are really clean nets and then recycling is a bit easier, bu

it's a private initiative, an n g o, part funded by sympathetic nations. i had been working on post conflict, the justice or for a number of years and there are a lot of victories there. but also lot of disappointments, including disappointments with the criminal justice system and how much accountability can really bring you so many years after the war. and here was a conflict or that was happening half ago. what are the lessons that we can apply? now my yellow church is now working on justice for syria at the commission for international justice, an accountability, seizure. when seizure began, there was one fundamental question. can linkage evidence scanned the documents be collected by a non public body? ah, in them way, which would make them admissible in a court? that was the starting premise. train a bunch of random syrians affected by this conflict. living in this conflict from different walks of life. can we take them and train them not to collect as activists, but to collect as her war crimes. investigators would. how many documents are we talking

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and d, so old relationships and, and europe only gets that much m l n g guess which can, which comes partially from the u. s. m. so it's not quite, it's not quite that easy. and for russia, it's also different than it was last time around, which is 2014. when the cry me and ukraine crisis happened. because at that time, russia was totally dependent for 8 and a 2 revenues on europe. now about 30 plus percent of its all goes to china, 40 plus percent roshana. and in terms of gas also the chinese are off take is increasing. so we'll see it's still 72 percent it's, it's dwindling. so we're in a very, very different economic and geo political environment. oh, papa hogan, however, does that mean the russia has in some respect, some regards the upper hand. it can actually threaten to cut supplies but not completely because it does need money. but that does have an impact on europe. well, the russian official position is that russia will not threaten or cut supplies. but if there's going to be a further escalation, may be been there was some fighting on the border there with more or less eff

ready ready u n. g radio relies on shortwave transmitters to be news from their studio and soul into north korea across this border, one of the most heavily militarized in the world. but getting information out of north korea as far more challenging and broadcasting it back in the station relies on the network of undercover inform and north koreans who at great risk feed information to their colleagues in the south. me thought as an informant in 5 north korea and of course the information around has to be very confidential. but we do know from the reporting that they come from different parts of the country. they operate at different levels of society that all sources have been in the military or in the government as well as because you know, kind of isn't journalist can report on what people are struggling with in that community and so on. but no matter where you walk in north korean society, you are risking your life. i know we don't motor with the north korea and authorities find out that people have