one of them is a cherokee p j. k. dynamic than other ones are just one in competition taking place in iran that has implications on the druggist of broadening national focusing in iraq. but also we spoke the same in syria. so you had that on the one hand present on told me about normal vision with this region sort of potential even meeting with this and reduce that also to can large them that is coming as a result of the could be pushing the rush, pushing as well as well, but how we see the condition by an i'm in northern, northern syria. i think this contrasting image will be the joy to be for sometimes . but i can the narrative, the new target, see a policy, it will be normalization and the condition with potential government one at the same time doubling 2 goals. one of them is tried to send back folders to what we just kind of the internal bacteria and checking on their mind and, and, and push back as much as the current project in syria. not the goal for school was he was telling us the us going to happy at th

we do not agree with president erewhon that all of the cards are terrorist, not everybody in the y p j as part of the p k, k, the y p j who were supporting to deal with isis. that's how we 1st got involved when the iraqis asked us to come back after isis all was through the government after we had with, with withdrawn our. we also want to protect the rebels who are fighting against the sod. so we do not want to see turkey have a ground invasion here. we want to keep our good relations because there are very, very productive weiss for us in dealing with poke no, with this horrible war and ukraine. kind of just does president good one care? what is an i the us thinks well, i think, i mean, i mean the full check what the us is, but in the end the decision will be made. i'm obvious that there's a u. s. presence in j major prices probably in the nation on one and other mistakes or fresh and pe space but not forget to maintain. that created a major storm in the u. s. mason ship, but at the last they will probably make a decision based on its own consideration and based on its concern. so yes

while they're in straus duration with the j. c, p o, a, even under the obama administration, because many companies were reluctant to go to iran even after the j. c. p. away. so iran did not get as much of an economic boost that it was hoping for. and of course, the trump administration was simply a disaster when it came to relations with iran. apparently president trump really thought that he could effectively force the surrender of iran on its foreign policy . and of course that didn't happen. and the mind administration came in and appeared that it wanted to essentially use what it thought was leverage created by the sanctions from trump to force negotiation on other issues. and of course, other issues you know, certainly should be discussed, but the only way to win concessions from iran would have been for the united states to make corresponding concessions. and that didn't seem to be really part of the process though. so it's a great disappointment where we've ended up because the nuclear issue itself is very volatile. it just b

for the 1st time man, mom has appeared on the c p j's impunity. index. tell us what it's like for journalists in your country. working under military rule today. i mean, like since after the military coup on the 1st february last year and the walk of chairman has become a very, very dangerous and risky and is in there ice. her cpg report number of journalists have been killed. and the one that you mentioned in your introduction, on the 10th of december, last year freelance photo journalist will kill improves and after he was arrested to 3 days after he was arrested. and basically what he was doing was filming on the street and basically empty street, because at the day the opposition environment called for silence tracked strike, meaning nobody go out on the street. so he went out on the street and took a picture of empty street and he was arrested and taken by the police. and 2 days later, the bullies call his families come and collect your son body to talk to him to get the kind of things happening throughout the countries. and to day, over 60 journali

so p j. k, especially who's trying to sir, why against the turkish security forces in the mountains. okay. in the, in the lead up to this explosion, was there anything at all to suggest that something like this was on the horizon that this was coming? ah, you know that, that search and actually is in the next coming 6 or 7 miles. so for that reason, there are many discussions inside 30, about the mental issue of the fighting. he gave the stairs and for that reason the terrorist organization are, might be gimme signal also to the parties who has a soft look out for the terrace activities. you cite durgy? i thank you so much. that is usa fall about a for us from stan bill. thank you. the congolese army and rebels of battling full control of the town of key bomba and north give you province is 25 kilometers from the regional capital gama. that's the closest the rebel group. m $23.00 has come to the city. since it began it's offensive and much welcomed web is and go my own road . many take to fle

p. j. 2022 global impunity. index names for malia syria south who don of galveston and iraq as the most dangerous countries for journalists. mexico is number 6 on the list. it recorded the killings of at least 13 journalists in the 1st 9 months. it's highest in a single year. myanmar made its 1st appearance on the index. the desk photo journalist i quite and reporter for you to mit dame are blamed on military atrocities. brazil ranks 9th in june, british journalist don phillips and indigenous issues expert, bruno pereira, was shot dead. one reporting on environmental matters in the amazon pakistan and india were rank 10th and 11th. just last week. pakistani investigative journalists are shot sharif, was shot dead by police in kenya. ah, wallace, now bring in our guests for today's inside story in haifa is sol son's. i hair a human rights lawyer who has represented palestinian cases before the israeli supreme court in new york. jodi ginsberg, president of the committee to protect journalist

they don't want the j c p way again. yeah, it's very interesting and made it seems the world is becoming more of a chasm between the left and the right of the west and these crystal valley. thank you so much for joining me here today at r t a pleasure to lead you, sir. take care, stay safe, stay. well, mike, thank you very much. appreciate it. ah, let's move on. some prominent democrats have express outrage of the world's richest man, either musk, a self described free speech, absolutist purchasing twitter, a former senior official under the obama administration. joining casper says musk should be held responsible if he allows hate speech on the platform. this point, i think it's going to be the responsibility of each and every one of us to do what we can to hold the law mosque accountable. he will back off when there is pressure . and so folks who care about the truth, who care about protecting vulnerable communities, who ultimately are the ones who are going to be most hurt by his irresponsible behavior and allowing th

in the near curve towards the course of their swipe, p g as the, as the syrian branch of the k, k, p j keys are slogans ation. not only by talk about by us and european countries as well, but why it has a different organ claims to be a different organization. although it share some ideological affinity as are some links with g, j, j has a different set of goals for focusing on tire law, syria, and it doesn't target or so based on that. neither is united states or europe in countries concert. there's y p g as a source organization. yet in turkey is as you say, targeting a p, p, k and the y b g who are an ally to the west in syria, in the fight against the islamic state. does the wiping g c, the west as an ally? now when it's being attacked in syria? well, why p g current has so far relied on the west as an ally, but it also had to rely on the west because it really has no other choice. but as you said, this alliance is contingent, the fight against isis. and there seems to be a change of heart with regard to this alliance because license appears no longer to be a major strategic threat.

and why p j fighters? so them costello has the latest from istanbul. this is the 1st time that turkish southern border residential areas are being direct. the targeted and hit by the rockets fired from northern serious kurdish held regions. the last stock is that we remember hitting residential areas was doing 2019 and early 2022. when to care was conducting operation piece spring into kurdish health regions is that a turkey is says the y p g in control of the regions are the syrian offshoot of the outboard kurdistan workers party at the p k. k as to kiss a, launched a very, a white scale, a campaign targeting simultaneously y p g and p k. k. a pulse in northern iraq and northern syria early sunday morning. retaliation was expected a from the syrian curtis side as their officers also. and how tweeted an aid told to media that they would target a true key as residential areas as the church air campaign targeted the kurdish residential areas. but the turkish president, a he a who is currently in doll hall right now for the world cup, spoke to the turkish

with the, with the non renewal of the j. c. p. o, under president biden, we see that the lobbyists and the military industrial complex and the neocons are really getting what they want, which is a war with iraq. it, it may even come just in a tactical strike, but its ramifications will be historic and world changing. oh, chris of him. you mentioned the j. c. p o a we haven't heard about for months. i'm clearly the button in the session is not the reverse. anything that trump has done before, but is it really why is for the us this economic situation to get involved with what could happen in iraq? i mean, could they really do? i mean, at the end of the day, the economy, every country is struggling, cost of living is up, out of american people going to back an invasion again in the middle east. i don't know if they would back an invasion if they would back something that you know, sort of was in the dreams of donald rumsfeld, some small tactical force. i'm heavy air bombardments, the american people haven't felt the effects of war.

of veterans day, second quarter three panthers lovey skus channel junior takes the swing pass from p. jtually counted as a run since walker threw it behind him. and chanel does a little dancing. baker mayfield does a little head butting and the panthers win 25 to 15. maybe baker just wanted to get some action since he didn't actually play in the football game. no helmet, major league baseball free agency officially began this afternoon, and the giants promptly extended a qualifying offer to outfielder jacques peterson, who led the giants with 23 home runs. last season, not the case for third baseman evan longoria. giants have opted to buy longoria out for $5 million rather than exercise their club option on him and pay him nearly triple that amount. longoria spent the last five seasons in san francisco but has been injury plagued the last three and at age 37. this team decided it was time to part ways . longoria is now a free agent, although the 15 year veteran has also hinted at retirement. are the warriors still suffering from a championship hangover or have they figured things out? t

i think back to those days that was when latrell sprewell coach p. j. carlesimo so yes.e road trip. jordan, poland company glad to be back home and rocking the vote shirts prior to tonight's match up with the sacramento kings, the biggest challenge for james wiseman and the rest of the warriors is to play better defense. it sounds simple. the warriors ranked dead last in the nba, allowing 121 plus points per game, maybe being back home after 10 days on the road will be the jolt needed to get things rolling. yes it's good to be home. uh i think it's nice for guys to sleep in their own beds, either. kids uh, see their families. brandon ingram right down the lane. thing is, we're still learning our team and, you know, like guys are finding roles, and we're getting a good look at how we can best put them together. ah to give us the best team going forward, so we're still in that process. okay so the nba is rolling. now, the college basketball season is underway as well. pretty much all the local teams in action tonight. mike mibach told me last night with stanford hosting pa

j. p. party. russia or the former soviet union, had, had stood by india when we needed defense capabilities to deal with these challenges of china and others. it was the soviet union and continuing into russia that gave us equipment 1st for which is the end of 2021. and putins visit delhi and alms. we're very much on the agenda. rushing you supplying high tech gear like it's s 400 and defense. massage to india . the deal is so sensitive that the united states has threatened india with sanctions for age. but deli, sticking to the deal encounters at west won't match. rochelle, providing the military tech that he needs. we escal denied certain key defense technologies which are critical for our safety and security. and we have been getting them from russia. moscow is also done deal to allowing indian manufacturers to make hardware like these russian tanks that something other supplies have been reluctant to do. india not only gets the tanks, it also boost its own defense industry. a major str

they say that she was trained by kurdish militants, the band kurdistan worker's party, known as the p k. j has denied any role in the blessed police raid a home in istanbul, following sundays. bomb blast inside a suspect is arrested turkey. the interior ministry claims this person said to be a syrian woman with links to kurdish militants. was responsible for planting the device. dozens more people are said to have been detained. the attack hit this busy shopping st, causing panic across the city as people ran for their lives. live local. i was talking on the phone both. all of a sudden there was an explosion. it was pretty loud locked. and i looked at the window and saw people running very sad because some people just came here to us, to have fun to enjoy, to have a vacation. they went to the shop to buy something. and they didn't know that they will be, it will be their last day. you and i don't feel safe here anymore. i gotcha. i'm afraid we'll be more bombings. or if i ever have kids, i don't want them to go through something like this. on the emergency rooms, yet i hope it will not hap

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hold our message through the p s. j. he could do it for other things, other rob missy's drive, and i heard you talk the other day father, you were asking some deborah, miss in and madonna. oh yeah. and there i am, your jury. you're correct. i think the main thing for them is that we de la v, i think messy to the same level is madonna, he's never got there. no matter how good he no matter what he's won in argentina the see by the donna here and messier. yeah. even if nothing better, but i way whether we can all agree on we're all really lucky that we've got to say both of, of, of the term very, very large. i've spent most of my life watching him grow up and, and comedy on. and it's been an absolute pleasure that the play against him, i guess. i know. okay, was staying in portugal group at south korea against governor as 1300 g m t suit walk a fed. doha, always a good place to go for, build up. sorry. we've had it there to see alexi i brian is deborah this morning. let's see how things go down there today. it's been really

and so the e u says time and again, it believes the j c p o way can and should be resurrected. but today in his press conference, a foreign policy rel said that's at a stalemate, and it remains to be seen whether there hopes to keep the nuclear restrictions on iran will actually be able to be implemented. now there's also concern that iran is providing russia with not just drones, but also missiles. what does that you intend to do about that? yes, that's a very, very serious concern of the european union. there's a lot of discussion about that. at the moment you officials say that they believed that these suspected deliveries have not yet gone ahead. so they're hoping that there's still a chance to convince t ron that this would not be in its best interest to do. so. we're told that burrell has made several phone calls over the last couple of weeks to the iranian government, urging them to think again about this. and again that you says that if these go ahead, if it's proven that iran is providing ballistic missiles to russia, there will be very serious sanctions implemented on

they have to save the world from risky countries. russia and china and member of india is ruling b, j. p party. doctor jewelry shake says no one is in a position to dictate foreign policy to the country, the ot us all the nation. and we believe in the foreign policy of india. so nobody can the gate or it won't be keep our friendship and we have shown it when the word boss, thing they don't buy petrol from russia. v one form room. this isn't and still buying sion or so indian india, russia friendship is strong one and it can do both with india. and so miss india is right there to share the same fester life. and we just, this friendship be on the friendship be part of a leadership, anything less than a month off the alleging russian soldiers had been supplied with by agra to rape ukrainians. the un special representatives on sexual violence has now admitted she haven't seen any evidence to break a claims. that information was important to me in the presence of the deputy prime minister if i miss, you know, and, and the deputy minister of foreign affairs. good. you did not make an investiga

j p d says multiple cars were abandoned near the intersection, including two cars that had been previously stolen. the woman we spoke with, says she has made police reports before, but last night she decided to call 911. i finally got to that point last night. when i could hear the tires squealing. i can smell the burning tires. it was it was bad. it was loud and it went on for a long time before the police responded. the resident says she thinksnt on for about s before p and seventh street in downtown san jose the same night. san jose. police say breaking up the sideshow was a large coordinated effort, which included officers from multiple work shifts. san jose police also cited 500 people back in july at 10th and alma during a similar operation. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news at 11 oakland police are searching tonight for the person who shot and killed a woman in the victim was shot on 40th street just before eight o'clock. investigators have not identified the victim or said anything about potential suspects. if you have any information about this case, you're urged to contact oakl

j. p palsy. doctor says no one is in a position to dictate foreign policy, the country the ot us all the nation and we believe in the foreign policy of india. so what would be the gate or it won't be keep our friendship and we have shown it when the word boss, thing that don't buy petrol from russia, is the one the former. this isn't and still buying sion or so indian india, russia friendship is strong. one, and it can do both with india and so premise india is right there to share the same life. and we just, this friendship be almost this friendship, and there be a lot leadership, anything us john, yellow, danielle and has said that india may buy as much from russia once, as long as it's not using western financing. bound by the price kept on the commodity, india has been adamant about continuing its trade relationship with russia. despite the decision by the western, the g 7 to impose the price gap. we spoke with full. not often for mr. kevin cry, kaiser, who says that because the law is a whil

but because of the j d p, for example, they weren't being done because they had some semblance of all we are trying to diplomacy here. and so we don't want to show any escalation that are side now it's an easy cover to use quote unquote, iranian drones being smuggled into your brain or being used by russia and ukraine. it's not easy.

the free speech of its users to resist government orders to take down tweets and accounts that the b j. p. government has that are a threat to indian security and sovereignty. and you know, similarly it's protection of anonymity in countries like saudi has allowed to sit in people from marginalized communities to have a voice in a way that they might not otherwise be able to have through traditional media. and so it's what is particularly interesting is that musk has this very sort of americanized view of free speech, where in our country it's sort of like anything that is not a legal can stay on the platform. but the reality is that what's legal is varies from place to place. and in many places, you know what free speech means for, for twitter is actually been really helpful for journalists and for activists. and if you're going to abide by the laws of the land in those places, those are voices. you're also going to silence them. that seems very odd. and in terms of his commitment to free speech that he's been very vocal, i went to think i had really quickly here. yeah. married. and then

now let me also point out, but india is also at the 6 please when it comes to g, d p, amongst all j 20 countries. but the, this for example, india inflation rate is at 6.77 percent, much lower than u k. which is that 9.6 percent. well, on the opposite side of the g, 20 economy quote list, according to the full cost by all e. c, d, india is projected to have a group 3 or 7 percent compared to you key, which in fact, the 2nd worse before more, after it sanctioned russia. in fact, it's not going to grow, but it's going to shrink my 0.4 percent. but in the u. k. so while additions tend to believe russia and not themselves for the current condition, for the current downfall in proteins economy. the last thing impact on supply chains is make goods more expensive and fuel inflation. and this has been worsened by a made in russia energy crisis. what india hasn't sanctioned, what thought node with russia? and remember, india has overtaken britain and become the 5th largest economy in the was. and it's project it is going to be even more substantial in the coming india will witness an unpreceden

jerome powell and the new york money center bags lead by j. p. morgan, goldman sachs and others are all saying we need one that's an oil de invest in oil . there's a lot of this going on, and i think that those are clues as to what's actually going on capital hill. this is unprecedented in the history of the united states, i think, and it's, it's on history. it's unprecedented in the history of really us european policy. and i think we have to really begin to take this seriously. because when i 1st started thinking about this over a year ago, i was just kind of spitballing now on a year and a half into this watching. that's going to look. it's a it laying out exactly the way i thought it our way. i even feared of it or hoped it was because i think it for the united states in the long run, in order to neuter this, an incredibly aggressive foreign policy and the incredibly stupid domestic policy that we've seen from the democrats. and i'm the republican, my mind, you remember? i'm for the most part politically agnostic. i just think these people ar

they have to save the world from risky countries. russia and china, a member of india's ruling, b, j. p though to shake says no one is in a position to dictate foreign policy to the country. the us all the nation and we believe in the foreign policy of india, so nobody can be good or you won't be have to keep our friendship and we have shown it when the word boss, thing they don't buy petrol from russia. v one form really, this isn't and still buying sion or so indian india, russia friendship is strong one and it comes with india. and so premise india is right there to reassure the life and we just this friendship be on the friendship be part of a leadership. anything u. s. surgery 2nd in janet's jaelyn has said that indian may buy as much oil from russia as it once, as long as it's not using western financing bound by the price cut on the commodity . india has been adamant about continuing its trade relationship with russia. this right, the decision by the worse than a g 7 to impose the price cap. we spoke with formal fin, foreign minister, karen can no. so who says that? because while

d p amongst all j 20 countries. but a this, for example, india inflation rate is at 6.77 percent, much lower than u. k, which is at 9.6 percent. well, on the opposite side of the g 20 economy court list according to the full cost by all e. c. d, india is projected to have grew 3 to 7 percent compared to you key, which in fact, the 2nd worst perform or after it's sanctioned russia. in fact, it's not going to grow, but it's going to shrink by 0.4 percent. but in the u. k itself, while it doesn't stand to blame russia and not themselves for the current condition, for the current downfall in britain's economy. the last thing impacts on supply chains is made goods more expensive and fueled inflation. and this has been worsened by a made in russia energy crisis. what india hasn't sanctioned what spot known with russia. and remember, india has overtaken britain and become the 5th largest economy in the world. and its projected that its growth is going to be even more substantial in the coming years. india will witness an u