you know that's right phil so it's the chinese news agency has been 1st to report and they've been putting out reports saying that she jim ping and the european side of agreed to try to speed up the pace of negotiating on that investment treaty that you just referred to there but of course that is very much a chinese view of things we've been hearing similar things from the chinese side in recent weeks the european side ahead of these talks was really trying to manage expectations low and really stressing that they really want to see concessions from the chinese side before there's any chance of getting the investment deal signed and if you bear in mind that that investment treaty has been in the works it's been negotiated over the past 7 years and it's still not finished then that is i think a little bit of a sign of the difficulties that we're seeing in this relationship between the e.u. and china and that of course really adds a paul over the whole talks that we're seeing today a huge range of tensions that have emerged between the 2 sides to in the last year and let's pick up on the re

this is the news agency that was started by your brother and that you continue to work on today as the director and this is their main page and i encourage people to also check out their instagram because there are some amazing pictures the work of local journalists in iraq not people from outside of iraq coming in and taking pictures. now i want to turn to pierre here you were a work colleague of john bigirimana in broome the one of the few independent news rooms there tell us what happened. well. first of all i need to say it is obviously the man i was. kind of newly recruited by the watch 'd before he was working for another another re-used. who is believed to be close to the 'd ruling r.t.c. and the f.t.c. so shortly after it's you days he got recruited by you watching. so we heard reports of his possible we seeing and later on revolts of beaten up duction and docs many compose saying that it was 'd done by the engines of. the 'd secret service or the intelligence service of the government or were only saw. their job to get him on and then you watch to try to tool to conduct its ow

prospects in a disputed area has now returned home speaking to the state owned and i don't know a news agency the turkish defense ministers that these ships return was part of it should operations both turkey and greece have differing claims in the region up next it's the listening post howlers here from 15 g. i'll see you from 10 g. tomorrow until then but i understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world sentimental value take it we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. the protests demonstrations. my. child was. called. hello i mean i'm sitting in for richard gaisford and you're watching the listening post working from home here are some of the media stories we're covering this week in the media you're consuming says a lot about which side of the political divide you're on are you watching state t.v. or are you a telegram or another book of bombshell revelations about donald trump puts the ethics of the president and the book's author under the spotlight. in death as in life iranian general qassam solo money remains a powerful p.r. symbol fo

and another 35 have tested positive and according toa tested positive and according to a greek news agencywant to be confined, caused the fire. it is not clear how or why or if the fire had spread from another part of the island whether the strong winds are spreading the fires around the island. but these refugees are trying to find somewhere to go and they are being escorted by the police, many are looking back and seeing their homes going up in flames and all their possessions, some are trying to get to the port and some are trying to get to a nearby village and locals are trying to stop them. there are many homeless people as a result of the fire and in terms of putting the fire out, there are around 28 firemen we can see and the right beliefs, or the police that are guarding the police that are guarding the camp but it doesn't look like they have it under control at the moment. does not look, but it does look as if somehow managed to take positions away —— possessions away but it's a desperate situation and even more so now? absolutely and the spreading throughout the and it looks like

prosecutors to charge demonstrations with sedition a memo from the department has been seen by 2 news agencies federal charges for protests related violence carry a longer sentence. the thousands of refugees are settling into a new tent city on the greek island of les paul's they've had to shelter wherever they can since fire swept through their old camp 9 days ago many of the refugees have been reluctant to move into the new camp because they are worried they'll be stuck there stephanie to every for some rest. they came with a clear message just after 1st light an unexpected wake up call for the thousands of refugees and migrants who've been sleeping on the streets here into account. you know i don't know to mention when american come here and out. you know i am going to. release. many been reluctant to go to the new tent camp just down the road afraid of the conditions many saying they believe once they enter they won't be able to leave a group of people wearing hazmat suits against the coronavirus of now joined the riot police i think the message here at the moment certainly is one of peace

official according to the reuters news agency has condemned the deal between bahrain and israel to normalize relations as a trio of the palestinian cause let's go live now to west jerusalem serious car of force that is the very what's being made of this the. well as you say the palestinians have already given this reaction we also heard from a palestinian official close to the. to the president's office president abbas saying that making peace between the arabs and israel with out israel withdrawing from palestine and arab occupied lands is a farcical peace so they are continuing their line which is that the idea of normalizing relations between israel and these gulf countries without their having 1st bein a resolution to the palestinian israeli conflict is something that will be deleterious to their interests and against the arab peace initiative has to be said that they found little support for the rejection of the u.a.e. israel deal which of course was announced last month in the meeting at the arab league of the arab league on wednesday as far as how israelis will see this will obviously

news agency that in some villages killed. russian warplanes of last stand strikes in northwestern syria the bombardment hit just west of the city of it lived both west and syria is one of the last areas in the country held by rebels fighting against government forces britain's health minister is warning that the country as a tipping point in the fight against corona virus cases that have risen sharply over the past few weeks kimbell here with the news now for you in a little over 25 minutes right after the listening posts next. for decades criminals made millions trafficking drugs through thailand one of the women least explored is where the country has now become the 1st in southeast asia to legalize medical marijuana. on al-jazeera. a surprise announcement from the oval office of the. raid and israel you know what sort of stuff like that just. now just wait it out arafat. somebody said tommy and others call an election nearing for trump and that ya. know i mean actually to be sitting in for richard good and you're watching

prosecutors to charge demonstrations with sedition a memo from the department has been seen by 2 news agencies federal charges for protests related violence carry a longer sentence. now to indonesia where millions of children's education has been disrupted during the current virus pandemic many villages don't have internet access so teachers are going the extra mile to support their students but as jessica washington reports sometimes iran even those close to the capital. to. indonesia's wist teaming it seems nothing can get between these teachers and their students from monday to friday they travel to meet them. and although this school is closed because of code 19 precautions class is still in session you have needed a research fellow at the rich cannot do online learning because there's no internet access and people don't have computers laptops or mobile devices the teachers go from village to village using makeshift outdoor classrooms with covert 900 safety measures in mind they say they're trying their best implemented resources. we are thankful that even though the road to a village is b

the authorities said this rally was illegal and told a russian news agency that no more than 30 people were arrested. exiled opposition leaders for plan a chicken off sky has been a. pealing for international help. i spoke with the un security council where i voiced this problem and called for all concerned nations to pay attention to the crimes committed against the people in bell or roofs so instead of just playing up what. and furthermore not a single criminal case has been opened on any of those crimes. it's a very strange situation. meanwhile another prominent opposition member olga korver was forced to leave bella ruse she had been in jail for 10 days the authorities gave her an ultimatum ready as the hordes of us as a crowd to me that when i was in jail representatives of the militia and the interior ministry of galleries came to me and said that if i did not agree to leave the country i would face a long time in jail because the screen door yeah which is of course a dream adore her. she's in poland now a government spokesman said anyone facing political repression and batteries

prospects in a disputed area has now returned home speaking to the state owned and i don't know a news agency the turkish defense ministers that these ships return was part of it should operations both turkey and greece have differing claims in the region up next it's the listening post howlers here from 15 g. i'll see you from 10 g. tomorrow until then but i understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world so no matter how you take it we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. the protests demonstrations against president bush and. by. i should say. state. of the structure such as a show called. hello i mean actually sitting in for richard gaisford and you're watching the listening post working from home here are some of the media stories we're covering this week in the loose the media you're consuming says a lot about which side of the political divide you're on are you watching state t.v. or are you a telegram or another book of bombshell revelations about donald trump puts the ethics of the president and the book's author under the spotlight i

this is from two news agencies, the thomson reuters foundation and the new humanitarian agency and thisyear and in it, they have spoken to 50 local women who they say were allegedly plied with drinks, ambushed in hospitals, forced to have sex forjobs and two became pregnant. one woman described the sexual exportation as a passport to employment and another said they hire you with eyeballs, most of the allegations are against who staff and most of them men, they include doctors, there are also allegations against the country's health ministry, two other un agencies, for international charities are also mentioned in the report and to give you an idea of some of the things that are detailed in this report, some of the allegations, a 25—year—old cleaner was invited to a who doctor's home to talk about a promotion, he shut the door and told me there is a condition, we need to have sex. he then forced himself upon me and i asked him to stop and he did not, but i made it to the door and i ran out. so essentially rape. essentially. another one talked about a 32—year—old ebola survivor invited t

maria kolesnikov has resisted attempts to deport her to ukraine that's according to the ukrainian news agency interfax in a post on facebook the deputy ukrainian interior minister said kolesnik. successfully prevented a forcible expulsion from her native country a better resists but better racin officials say she was detained trying to cross the border kolesnikov has been leading mass protests against president alexander lukashenko on monday the opposition movement says men pushed her into an unmarked vehicle in the capital minsk and drove away so it followed another mass protests in the city in which more than 600 people were arrested. well our correspondent nick conley is in the better racin capital joins us now nic what do we know concerning the whereabouts of maria. well the answer is very little terry for now we're getting these conflicting reports as you mentioned seems not a member of the opposition council so her lawyer says he has only been given confirmation from the border guard that she was detained but no further details about that it's been extraordinary for hours here since she

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each other with testing and tracing problems so he wants to inform that he also has plans for a new agency to coordinate this digital policy he wants to consolidate as smaller regional banks to create several larger banking corporations and also he's a big supporter of competition and he wants to cut the mobile phone rates from its current levels to open arms industry to the price competition ok reforming at all levels domestically is a big list on his hands there what about in terms of foreign policy japan is among those nations in the region very concerned about china's muscle flexing what is his foreign policy going to look like. well. this is one area he might miss just to go might struggle only because his expertise is in domestic politics now and he admitted that he needs to learn a lot from mr abbott in terms of diplomacy because mr on the visit it almost 80 countries during his 8 years he did a lot of personal relationships with donald trump and playing golf with them so it will take time for mr sundar to develop this kind of intimacy and with relations with south korea north korea

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maria called us niko about was detained trying to cross the border into ukraine but a ukrainian news agency says she resisted attempts to deport her about the racine authorities released these pictures of a car at the border supposedly caring kolesnik of the ukrainian news agency says she ripped up her passport so that she could not be expelled and you creates interior minister said on facebook that she had successfully prevented a sneak of us forcible expulsion. us. let's get more on the story now we can go to moscow and speak with political analyst constantine egret had constant thing so as we have we are getting of conflicting narratives so what do we actually know about where she is and what has happened to her i think that it's a fair assumption that this is kalashnikov is no in belarus and mr lucas shango alexander lukashenko said in an interview with the russian media today that basically he approves of her detention. i think that it's very possible that she's inside belarus and i think she's also in trouble because the scene you're saying she's likely in trouble she is a major figur

new york stock exchange thinks it controls you agency. so the new deal bill is put in and it provides that the 34 act regulating the stock exchange brokers is to be regulated by the federal trade commission and authority over margin, how much you can borrow to stop in the federal reserve board. glass, who had not been involved in securities matters, goes ape. he goes crazy for two reasons. he does not want the fed having anything to do with the stock market. he does not want the feds to have margin authorities and he does not want this big agency to have power. he wants a specialized agency with securities knowledge to regulate and to margin. roosevelt won't back down and this is 1934, the height of roosevelt power and there is a fight in the senate banking committee between roosevelt and the new dealers on the one side and glass on the other and by a tenth to a vote, glass winds. they vote against roosevelt to create a new agency. the securities and exchange commission to regulate securities activities and margin. later on, margin gets dr

>> my understanding of it is, even though it creates a new governmental agency, it's giving a lot of responsibility over the financial system to the financial players themselves, places a lot of faith in the new york stock exchange as a self-regulating entity, puts a lot of faith in brokers to work in -- to fulfill the disclosure. you have these other models from the states in the early 20th century that were -- what kind of securities get offered. i'm curious where glass fell on that idea -- >> that was -- >> a lot of self-regulation in the game there. >> i think -- i never looked into it. but my recollection is, they weren't thinking about that. the new york stock exchange, number one, did not want anybody. if you asked alan dulles, do you want an act to regulate disclosure securities, no. do you want an act to regulate the conduct of the new york stock exchange? we don't need it. i don't think they were thinking about whether it would have heavy direct regulation or delegate to the regulated. i've never seen anything on that. i think a lot of that unfolded over time. i don't rememb

the comments were reported by the state run task news agency.eskov says abe focused ton resosolvingg the island's issue through dialogue and signing peace treaty. his comments come after prime minister abe shinzo announced his intention to step down to deal with health issues. russia controls the islands, japan claims them. japann says the islands were illegally occupieied afterer wo war ii. japan maintains the islands are an inherent part of japan territory. tokyo and moscow have yet to sign a peace treaty 75 years after the end of the war. russia has been at odds with the west since it annexed the c crimean peninsula f from ukrain six yeaears ago. relations have worsened lately. >>> the chinese government says that australian intelligence officers searched the residences of reporters working for chinese state media in late june. it said the australian government has not provided a reasonable explanation for the action. foreign ministry spokesperson joaoly janua joaoly jan represented central television. he said they were questioned by the aust

but ause is not known, military -- but someone told the news agency that a store of oil and tires cauaught fire. the red cross is urging thahat - reassuring people who -- that there is no chance o of explplo. we w will try to bring yoyou moe later on in the program. news, a new book that claims in the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic, u.s. president donald trump was aware of how dangerous it was but played down the threat. the justification, trump said he wanted to avoid "creating a panic." since january the virus has almost claims 190,000 lives in the united states and with 54 days to go until the election, joe biden is trying to capitalize on the claims, accusing trump of betraying the american people. admission from donald trump, in advance of the release of " rage" by bob woodward, he released audio of an interview he conducted in fefebruary, less thahan a momono ththe epidemic. i wanted d to always play it down, i still like playing it down n because i do t want to create a p panic. it is also more dedeadly than en your strenuous flus.s. >>>> he also told woodward of te stuff,

relalated to bills to be sububmd to the diett session starting i january, aiming to set up the new agencyefore march 2022. meanwhile, u.s. president donald trump congratulated suga on twitter, saying he's got a great life story. trump added, he's looking forward to speaking with suga soon. >>> the world's leading economies are calling for affordable and fair access to covid-19 treatments and vaccines for people in all countries. they say this is key to overcoming the pandemic. the finance and health chiefs of the g20 economies met by video conference. they discussed how to ensure all parties, including developing countries, get access to diagnostics, therapies and vaccines. japan has been leading some of the discussions. finance minister aso taro expressed concerns that anti-coronavirus products could become too expensive for many because of the patents involved. >> translator: japan is proposing that a single pharmaceutical firm shouldn't acquire excecessive wealthth by monopolizing the market. the g20 members will continue exchchanging views on this. >> the meeting agenda also covered h

pulled the plug on it yes he probably did because the internet provider has confirmed to various news agencies new supplies that they were asked by the russian government to make sure that the internet was not working but as is the way with modern technology we are able to get the latest pictures and correspondents and analysts on the ground and also in russia and in ukraine we will go back to that evolving story for you just as soon as we can. the other top story the authorities in greece today started moving refugees to a new sites on the island of less boss after their earlier this week thousands of refugees have been sleeping rough since the morea camp that's europe's biggest was reduced to the refugees are demanding humanitarian assistance and they're resisting attempts to relocate them greek police fired tear gas at protesters on saturday staff is joining us live from lesbos welcome back to the news has the aid operation started happening yet for those refugees. well i mean one thing that's obvious is there is no coherent aid operation happening at all there were almost you know 4 or 5 d

in a wide ranging interview with bloomberg news agency just a day after disappearance of crown prince mohammed bin salman said my understanding is he entered and he got out after a few minutes or an hour the crown prince also stated that he was not inside the consulate and he added if he were in saudi arabia i would know that. all of our we kept going to the consulate for the 1st 3 days. we waste it from morning to evening because we thought your mail was inside. your wife then saudi arabia released a statement saying that jamal had left a while after entering. this was during the 1st week. then i stopped going there as i believe that jamal was no longer in the concert and i thought they'd taken him to saudi arabia or somewhere else the other was. the very 1st beginning more the iran has been happen. or when the senate on earth. clearly showed that he has left the course late all the responsibilities belong to the authorities and. you know that. and their social made the. army started to program. because this is a very detailed. plan and action off the intelligence agencies they are t

china's state-run xinhua news agency quoted president ping as saying the chinese market is already open companies and he says both sides should pursue openness and cooperation. european commission president ursula later said that a lot still remains to be done. >> we e expect the market acces barriers in china will be removed especially f for future and emerging digital technologies. they are the core of our economies, its carmelo anthony communications, computer sectors. we see our investors face too many barriers in these key sectors. >> the video conference also covered political issues. the eu's side reiterated strong concern over china's national security law for hong kong. xi reportedly brushed off the comments saying beijing doesn't tolerate any country meddling in its internal affairs. the eu urged china to refrain from unilateral actions in the south china sea, respect international law and avoidid escalations of tension. >>> let's have a look at the markets. ♪ >> from the "newsline" biz team in tokyo, i'm gene otani. thank you very much for joining us. anchor: hello and welcom

and this 8th of september here in moscow life marty's world news agency with a brand new update for you kevin 0 in at the helm welcome to the program so 1st off erm the condition of the prominent russian opposition activist alexa novelli has improved we can report he's no longer in a coma though german medics treating him haven't given any prognosis yet nor have they presented any definitive proof either or details as to what caused his illness but that hasn't stopped the u.s. president from laying the blame squarely at the kremlin's door in saying that germany should now end its project with russia the north stream to gas pipeline. but i support that i was the 1st one that worked up you know heard a noise free to woodstock from. when i came along the square where they were protecting germany from russia. escalade toppling correspondent peter all of a peter we've had america's position there but what about germany what's that going to say here cause is a big partner with this gas project with russia. peter i believe we've now lost the connection here been told me i don't you heard that

there say maria was trying to detain just trying to cross the border into ukraine but a ukrainian news agency says she resisted attempts to deport her fellow were seen authorities released these pictures of a car at the border supposedly carrying a snake of a ukrainian news agency says she ripped up her passport so that she could not be expelled and ukraine's interior minister said on facebook that she'd successfully prevented colas nicko by. forcible expulsion from bellaver. let's get more on the story now we can go to moscow and speak with political analyst constantine acard had constant saying so as we have we are getting of conflicting narratives so what do we actually know about where she is and what has happened to her i think that it's a fair assumption that this is kalashnikov is no in belarus and mr lucas shango alexander lukashenko said in an interview with the russian media today that basically he approves of her detention. i think that it's very possible that she's inside and i think she's also in trouble because the scene you're saying she's likely in trouble she's a major figure

this is from two news agencies, the thomson reuters foundation and the new humanitarian agent cne coversy have spoken to 50 local women who they say were allegedly applied with drinks come ambushed in hospitals, forced to have sex for jobs in effect two became pregnant. 0ne jobs in effect two became pregnant. one woman described the sexual exportation as a passport to employment and another said they hire you with eyeballs, most of the allegations are against who staff and most of them men include doctors, there are also allegations against the countries health ministry, to other un agencies, for international charities are also mentioned in the report come in to give you an idea of some of the things that are detailed in this report, some of the allegations so the 25—year—old cleaner was invited toa the 25—year—old cleaner was invited to a who doctors home to talk about a promotion, he shut the door and told me there is a condition, we need to have sex. he then forced himself upon me and i asked him to stop and he did not but the door opened and i ran out. so essentially right. essentia

build a european barda an agency of biomedical advanced resources research and development this new agency will support our capacity and readiness to respond to cross border threats and emergencies weather of natural of deliberate origin we need strategic stockpiling to address supply chain dependencies notably for pharmaceutical goods and as a cert step it is clearer than ever that we must discuss the question of health competencies and i think it is a noble and urgent task to do this for the cam conference on the future of europe. i think you are too and finally. and because it was a global crisis and we need to learn the global lessons this is why along with prime minister contra and the italian g 20 presidency next year i will come v. in a global health summit next year in italy this will show europeans that our union is their protector to protect them all and this is exactly what we have done when it comes to workers when i took office i have bowed to create an instrument to protect workers and businesses from external shocks because i knew from my experience as a minister for labor a

questioned as part of quote normal enforcement of law but the plot to 2nd since the chinese state news agencyshin wa reported that back in june australian agencies actually conducted and number of raids on chinese journalists homes in australia so this whole episode could well be a direct retaliation especially given birth was in smith with the only australian journalist still working in china. thank you flow in western policy in media circles he was known as the shadow commander agenda iran's elite revolutionary guard and the head of the clan this time militia network that left a trail of death right across the middle east in his country qassam silly money was anything but shadowy he had become something of a celebrity a frequent presence in the media and in the official narrative a national hero that is until he was killed by u.s. forces back in january when he was cast into a new role that of the martyr. martyrdom is a powerful concept one that's been at the heart of state's rhetoric in it on and in the wake of cinnamon his assassination iranians have been inundated with imagery notifying

as the public health situation worsens efforts to head off economic but other says have gained new agency today been train services resumed in cities across the country including in the capital delhi commuters can now ride the delhi metro for the 1st time in 5 months the rapid transit system is the largest in india it guided more than 2 and a half 1000000 passengers per day before the pandemic lock down today's reopening is only partial and comes with a host of hygiene and social distancing measures. only asymptomatic people will be allowed to board the trains mosques social distancing and temperature tricks old man the tree we also people what they think about their restrictions and whether they will keep us in just safe to bet that all they do if it'll be better if only those going to the office or travelling urgently or to far off places use the metro i don't think there's a reason to be violent if people are taking care of themselves the coronas going to stay for 2 or 3 more years according to the harvest studies and recent trends so i think it is important people should be if. not in

we can talk its own possible ministry son of a news agency and what's going on. they all deny its connection to this disappearance of maria and on and on and also i permission from the attorneys of money out. of iran they have filed. a notification on taking defense for all of their clients to all possible realizations who can be connected with this story and they have not received confirmation from any of the surveys asians. in this financial mess and what does this mean for the protest movement that's been going on with such strength for 4 weeks now. well i don't think that it will change anything in the protest movement it can only make it. my message because my comments and was not a leader of coordinator of this project whew she was more like a symbol of this brother's. protests where the centralized so i don't think it will have any input on the process neither it will. impact on the work of the current nation council because we have a system where the decisions are made by the majority of the council and if someone is not available them there is extended s

let's speak to catherine belton, she's an investigative reporter for the reuters news agency and the n's people. hello, welcome to bbc news. wide you think the uk seems to have been so bad at spotting illicit russian money moving through the system?” think for a long time regulation here has been very lax. it's been a haven for a lot of russian illicit cash flows. one particular problem is the widespread use of shell companies here in the uk particularly. the llps have been used for tens of billions of dollars in illicit russian cash flows, flowing through the capital for a decade and these are companies which are registered in the uk even though they have no business activity here. they don't have to file any taxes so there's no way of checking whether any of the accounts they claim are accurate are not. we don't know who the beneficial owners are and yet we know from these leaks others previously that tens of billions of dollars in illicit russian cash has flooded through these type of companies. when you say we know, what kind of evidence is being gathered? if these are anonymous a

news agency that in some villages killed. russian warplanes of last chance strikes in northwestern syria the bombardment hit just west of the city of it live well western syria is one of the last areas in the country held by rebels fighting against government forces britain's health minister is warning that the country as a tipping point in the fight against corona virus cases that have risen sharply over the past few weeks. here with the news hour for you have a little over 25 minutes right after the listening posts next. for decades criminals made millions trafficking drugs through thailand one of the sticks born is where the country has now become the 1st in southeast asia to legalize medical marijuana. on al-jazeera. surprise announcement from the oval office. is right. now. not arab. summer use a term. i know others call it electioneering for trump and that. sitting in for richard and you're watching the working from home here to the media stories we're covering this week. the abraham accords behind all the talk about pe

on a journalist for the sputnik news agency and also. currently in armenia a report on the situation in the 2 countries. mania the health care system is bracing itself clearly bracing itself because right now hospitals have soap's admitting new patients and they have been focusing as they are focusing on treating those wounded in this conflict now armenia has also declared mass mobilization and thousands of men have already volunteered saying that they are ready and willing to go fight in this disputed region now johnny forces during the 1st night of clashes they managed to capture several villages from the karabakh defense troops and the military top brass of this disputed region has already vowed to take back these villages. by john's ministry of defense regularly reports the shelling of their positions and territories from the armenian side connor offensive operations have led to the liberation of several settlements to the south as well as a range of strategic positions to the north the defense ministry also reports losses among the e

world news agency with the half hour round of great have you company by the way 1st reliable safe effective that lets him a potence dubbed the pioneering russian covert vaccine sputnik the 1st registered of its kind speaking at the un general assembly putin stressed world leaders need to find a way to make the job freely accessible to everyone and even offered free doses to any u.n. work. but we did leave with them we are ready to share our experience and continue to cooperate with all countries and international organizations this includes the distribution of a russian vaccine to other countries which has proved its reliability safety and efficiency russia is ready to provide the un with top notch assistance particularly we offer our vaccine free of charge for voluntary vaccination of u.n. personnel and entities we have received requests from our un colleagues and we won't remain indifferent to them so the 3rd stage of covert 19 vaccine trials are underway here in russia here in the capital indeed about 40000 are expected to take part in the tests a correspondent reflection was among the p

the authorities said this rally was illegal and told a russian news agency look at no more than 30 people were arrested. exiled opposition leaders for plan a chicken off sky has been appealing for international help. i spoke with the un security council where i voiced this problem and called for all concerned nations to pay attention to the crimes committed against the people. bellerose that's right the priest being a part of. and furthermore not a single criminal case has been opened on any of those crimes. it's a very strange situation. meanwhile another prominent opposition member all go over was forced to leave bella ruse she had been in jail for 10 days the authorities gave her an ultimatum. the hordes of us as a crowd to me that when i was in jail representatives of the militia and the interior ministry of valerie's came to me and said that if i did not agree to leave the country i would face a long time in jail as the screen door yeah which is of course a dream adore her. she's in poland now a government spokesman said anyone facing political repression and galleries could count on

that he'll speak by phone with the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan journalists for the sputnik news agency working in the 2 countries which is more details on the situation that our prime minister has now and that army in the neighborhood is going to do anything to keep people of the we know there is war in armenia so. right now most of the people. most of the men who are living in armenia willing to go through with the for their homeland security. who have been our. fortunes collation of the conflict official position of course but on the government is the i mean in the forces launched a large provocation they fired extensively at the positions of those about johnny army along the entire front line and residential settlements at the front was out and they breached the city's fire once again in several directions and the baton army was forced to counterattack we have injured civilians little infrastructure has been seriously damaged the minister of defense has announced that such an army is continuing its successful campaign. russia unless martin mccauley says it's down to armenia and azer

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journalists for the splitting news agency working in those 2 countries brought us more details on the situation. our prime minister has announced that army in the a valley is going to do anything to keep people of aruba safe as we know there is my show floor in armenia so genuine will do is a sure win out right now most of the people who are most of the men who are living in armenia are willing to go to the car above to stay for their homeland to change in the. right will for people who are who cannot i mean your high above there has never been such an escalation of the conflict their social position after it's been a government is that the i mean you in armed forces launched a large scale provocations they fired extensively at the positions of those about johnny army along the entire front line and residential settlements at the front without the priestesses fire once again in several directions and doesn't budge on the army and was forced to counterattack we have injured civilians little infrastructure has been seriously damaged the minister of defense has announced that such an arm

media and military hardware smoke be seen billowing across the area journalists for the sputnik news agency working in both armenia and azerbaijan brought us more details. our prime minister is now in that army in the neighborhood is going to do anything to keep people of the we know there is a show war in armenia so. now right now more people. welcome the men who. are willing to go through with higher pay for their home. who. coalition of the conflict this issue position of has been a government is the i mean in the forces launched a large scale provocation they fired extensively at the positions of those about johnny army along the entire front line and residential settlements out of branches out and they breached the city's fire once again in several directions and the join army was forced to counterattack we have injured civilians killed infrastructure has been seriously damaged the minister of defense has announced that the session army's continuing its successful campaign on the conflict in the going to dates back to the 990 s. and has seen repeated clashes between both sides as despi