i'm peter scott. welcome to the broker, breaking news on our see a 2nd. the 7.7 magnitude quake has hit central to kia and syria, with trem has been felt as far away as israel during a turkish media stream. live from the south southern city of dia, back here, a building collapsed. some structures in the city of mallets valencia in central to kia. we're also not down during a live stream turkish president, wretched type, or the one says to the earthquakes are the most powerful in 84 years of a 1000 people at that that those numbers are expected to rise. the city of the i'm to the quakes epicenter has been a hardly hits with multi story buildings collapsing and inside neighborhoods left in ruins. turkish media have posted the fixtures of south western circ here. and so residential blocks have been destroyed with emergency workers scrambling to save those, still trapped to the rubble. here's what the head of the earthquake risk assessment sent in took here, had to say the sooner you get off the go after we obtained the information and refined it with data fr

there are t correspondent peter scott, has heard from local residents in another affected city. they expressed desperation about loved ones who have been lost amid the rebel. now what you can see behind me is a residential building that was once 8 stories high and is now been reduced to rubble . as you can see here, there are people that once lived in that building and then now waiting for news of their relatives who in many cases are still stuck under the rubble. i want to wait here because my son, his wife and guests, and 6 of my relatives were in the building when the earthquake struck. my grandson, heron is 4 years old. he was also in the building. i haven't received any word from the family. anesha isn't alone. as of wednesday evening, the death toll india bucket stood at 144 people with almost 1000 wounded. as the sun begins to fade 3 days after the earthquakes, so does hope. the survivors will be rescued from the rubble. that doesn't stop relatives anxiously gathering around destroyed homes desperate for any news of their loved ones. i can't say that i've completely lost

peter scott, the backyard, turkey, r t. a. so teams from all over the world have arrived in 38 to assist with search and rescue operations. we heard from debir to demeria, a volunteer with rescues without borders. recall of the international community to join efforts to continue hunting for survivors. in the 2nd, they heard the news say, disaster happened. i just left everything behind and they came on the way the useful, the rescue with border to come and go into and help us this week to the turkish peoples. a tougher and 7 point day air squeaking is not something that you can prepare a 100 percent. the question of coordination between a lot of people, different language and different culture. very, very complicated. ready a bus. ready in the end of the day when it comes to stabilize, people succeed to work together and talking to collect and everything. everybody you very, very helpful and try to work together and helpful want each other. well the primary earthquake in the region was recorded at magnitude 7.8, basically the

my name is peter scott from wherever you are joining us from. welcome to 30 minutes of news analysis. the chinese foreign affairs commission director has held talks with buddy may putin in moscow that was on the last stop by the 6th day diplomatic trip. the president has emphasized the importance of sino russian relations amid global political changes not to she knew she wouldn't. international relations today are complicated and they didn't become better after the fall of the bipolar system. quite the opposite. they turned out to be more problematic. in this regard and cooperation between china and russia, as we said more than once, is very important in stabilizing the international situation. she's giving them on this. i'm to live in the studio by a correspondence don quarter. don't. thanks for joining us. can you tell us what the key takeaways from these talks with these? well peter, these meetings focused pretty exclusively on strategic cooperation between russia and china. when, when he was in the kremlin, he told blood prudent that he was

peter scott and here are the top stories at 4 pm central time. people are heading to the polls in nigeria to elect the country's new leader parliaments. and here nazi, we bring these special coverage of one of the constants. most significant political events on saturday africa's most populous nation on its largest economy set to light to president, vice president on members to its senate on house of representatives with to vote says outside pulling station. this year's elections also mark the 1st time thing. print readers and facial recognition software is used in the voting process. both technologies are be widely implemented and are aimed at the enhanced transparency and avoid any attempts that install it fraud. they cannot jerry the 1st african nation to adopt such tools and it's electoral system. trouble, it brings us more from nigeria is biggest, 50 o ting has indeed started in africa as most populous country. nigeria is finally taking to the pause to choose a new president. following the 2 successive terms of muhammad were hiring and not ev

peter scott, the backyard turkey, r t. just to recap, the primary earthquake was recorded at magnitude 7.8, the most powerful in the region in close to a century. walter, kia and syria helping the most affected the tremors were felt as far away of egypt and the central asian nation of catholic stuff. in syria, among the dead or at least $1200.00 government control the areas, the northern city of a level near the turkish border is one of the earliest hardest hit. the residents were forced to flee their homes and gather shelters. law, damascus. i'm others say western sanctions, particularly those from the u. s. have been blocking vital aid from getting into syria after the disaster. as you can see on the map, for example, compared to turkish or forts in the northern part of that graphic plains are seemingly avoiding syrian or fields. i'm happy to say we can talk more in this with doctors without borders, operations manager in syria, martine flock strip or teen. thank you very much for your time. at this time, when it comes t

i peter scott. welcome to the program. now we start with breaking news on our tea. a fresh wave of the latest earthquakes has hits the central parts of to kia with tremors also been felt across syria and israel. the quake in turkey. it sets have measured up to $7.00 magnitude. turkish media will streaming live from the southern city of d, r back here. when a building collapsed in the latest quake and was caught on camera, some buildings in the city of my life here in central took here, we're also not down during a live stream turkish president, wretched type, or the one says that the earthquake is the most powerful in 84 years, and the 912 people, a dead, according to the presidents. those numbers are expected to rise. this is the of the onset itself, which is some 33 kilometers from the epi center, has also been badly hit by the earthquake multi story buildings collapsing. an entire neighborhoods reported. the ruins of powerful chum is the area. so it gets media have also post the pictures of southwestern kia, laying in ruins. entire residential blocks have been co

my name is peter scott. i'll be back again at the top of the aisle with all the latest news views analysis white's here on oxy up see, ada. i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to great trust rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real somebody with a real bob, less protective phone existence with a new business and you with that was chosen. yeah. americans, grey, you, when you were with just touching up little kiddos filling in for you was just touching sure. it was nice talking to a different student info with you throwing away the problem. you're still with yours and i brought in the study or something that was the cleaning for choice for me to to know through through which no longer interested in the soluti

i'm peter scott. welcome to the program. now we start off with breaking news a 2nd. at some point 7, magnitude, earthquake has hit central to kia and syria, which um has been felt as far away as israel. the devastating tragedy has taken the lives of over 1500 people. so far into care, a building has collapsed in front of the eyes of emergency crews in the southern city of dia, back here, a similar tragedy occurring in the central city of mulatto, leaving nothing left but dust and debris turkish president. richard, i've heard one says the earthquakes are the most powerful in 84 years of a, 1000 people are dead and the numbers are expected to rise. oh, a with the city of the on to the nearest city to the quakes epicenter has been badly affected with multi story buildings collapsing on inside neighborhoods now gone to report the city was one of the hardest hits with over 200 lives lost turkish media. have posted these photos from southwestern to kia and ty residential blocks have been destroyed, leaving emergency workers struggling to save. those still trapped under the

peter scott, the backyard turkey, r t. one of those earthquakes reporting that magnitude 7.8 was the most powerful in the region in almost a century. walter here and syria were the most affected. the tremors were fault as far away as egypt and even the central asian nation of catholic st. on. so far, and turkey are alone, more than 12000 deaths have been confirmed, and over 62000 people injured. almost 300 buildings have collapsed in theory. the northern city of all up near the border is one of the areas most of the fact that residents were forced to flee their homes and have been gathering shelters where they are provided with necessary accommodation. meanwhile, china has demanded that the us remove is sanctions against syria. beijing says the us embargo on syria has disrupted a supplies and made the humanitarian crisis in the middle eastern country. even worse. the us has long been engaged in distributing crisis is stroke and motor strikes and hush economic sanctions have caused huge civilian casualties and taken away se

my name is peter scott. welcome to the program, but develop a new story. this our to kia and syria have been ravaged by a series of powerful deadly earthquakes with tremors felt as far ways israel as the death toll continues to rise by the minutes the tragedy has already claimed the lives of almost 2000 people so far and secure one building collapsed right in front of the eyes of emergency service crews. the in the southern city of dia, back here. a similar tragedy occurred in the central city of mulatto leaving nothing standing but dust and debris took his present red chip or the one says the earthquakes are the most powerful. the countries seen in 84 years of a 1000 are dead with the numbers expected to rise. oh, [000:00:00;00] i think in the city of got the n said, which was the epicenter of the 1st earthquake has been severely damaged. multi story buildings have collapsed in fine neighborhoods, reduced to rubble. major polls suggest the city was one of the hardest hit it over 200 lives lost the document. text media posted these photos from southwestern

peter scott, who is currently in one of the areas most affected by the earthquakes, inter kia peter is good to see you. now, what are the latest update on what's happening there on the ground right now will raise. so we landed here a couple of our goes in the city of the deer bucker under, according to unofficial figures, around 132 people were killed in this earthquake and 909 people and i've been left injured. of course, those are unofficial figures and unfortunately are expected to rise as we entered day 3 since those devastating earthquakes rot this city. and of course, the cold temperatures overnight to read a hampering rescue efforts to some of which you can actually see going on behind me . now, those centers have somewhat written today which people are grateful for. now what you can see behind me is one of the largest residential complexes in the city. it's originally comprised 4 buildings. the 1st one which was raised to the ground by that 1st massive earthquake in the early hours of the morning when unfortunately people were sleeping there are still bleats, were on 70 people

country, not a full fuel to state, but the restriction with watching our international money is peter scott, on wherever you're joining us from. welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis today. and we start off with the latest from the dumbass, where residential areas in the city of the net can be shared by ukraine. according to the local mail to fi, people could be trapped under the rubble of a collapse apartment where a rescue operation is currently underway. that one person was reported wounded after the shelling ortiz on the cost of visit, $1.00 of the impacts sites ukrainian nationalists to use them multiple launch a raucous system against civilians in the center of the next at least 11 apartment buildings that were damaged as a result one of them is right behind me right now. emergency workers are trying to dig through the rubble. apparently there could be 3 people buried under the rubble there. it's a family husband wife and the wife's brother or will not return with it. i live in this building on the 3rd floor of onion that up there are 2 apartments in the block which still have re

my name is peter scott and these the top stories this hour. we start off with the latest date on the general elections in nigeria, where africa's most populous nation is choosing the country's new leader on parliament. and the polls have officially close to and the counting of votes is on the way, and they are not see, we're bringing these special coverage of one of the continents, most significant political events. this year's elections also march the 1st time fingerprint readers and facial recognition software was used in the voting process. both technologies have been widely implemented and were aimed at enhancing transparency and avoiding any attempts at bullet fraud. making nigeria, the 1st african nation to adopt such tools and intellectual system parties. corolla toddler has brought us some more from nigeria, the biggest city. what we do know is that we have 3 candidates that are really vying for the top spot here, and they remain the most interested in now. and in this regard, we have a blessed that to know who, who is the, who is from

international, almost been another busy news day with the massive earthquakes dominating the headlines on peter scott, welcome to the broker. are developing used continues. took here under syria, have been ravaged by a series of powerful deadly earthquakes. with the tremors felt hundreds of kilometers away, facing several other countries. as the death will continue to rise by the minutes. the tragedy has already claimed the lives of more than 2000 people so far. insecure, one building collapse right in front of emergency crews in the southern city of deer back here. a similar tragedy occurred in the central city of mulatto leaving nothing standing but dust and debris took his president. richard ur to one says that the earthquakes are the most powerful, the countries seen in 84 years. at least 1541. people have been confirmed dead so far with that number expected to rise. oh a . when in some other hot breaking footage from the city of mulatto residents of a local nursing facility that's been heavily damaged, have now be forced to stay out in the cold with some of them injured death. grace came in mid

my name is peter scott here with all the latest at 6 pm, moscow time. now we start off with the russian private military group wagner, which says that kid is actively deploying troops and equipment to the strategic town of our chalmers, which is also known as back, which where intense fighting continues. now the group says they are advancing on the key city and they have destroyed a number of key targets that or for me on this, that cross live now to our correspondence e. good as donna who is in the don boston new, i believe. did she speak to the groups found guinea pre gordon ega. thanks for joining us this afternoon. what can you tell us about your conversation with pre goshen, as well as the wagner as advanced as the back more well, it was arguably the 1st big media event that was organized by the otherwise very secretive wagner group. and but this time, well, a select pool of journalists, we were invited to a location and the prime attraction. there were the debris of a russian boma jets or rather the jet. that was part of wagner's very own air forc

peter scott, the kid, turkey artsy, the primary earthquake in the region of recorded up magnitude 7.8 is basically the most powerful in the region for a 100 years. and while turkey and syria have been the most effective, its tremors were felt as far away as egypt and even the central asian nation of catholic stone. just to the south in syria, the earthquakes left more than a 1000 dead and 300 buildings collapse of the northern city of l. f. o. near the turkish border is one of the area's most effective. residents were forced to flee their homes and gather shelters. meanwhile, western sanctions, particularly from america, have been blocking vital aid from getting into syria even in the wake of all these are the quakes. look at this like tracking radar map here. for example, major airliners in transport planes are just avoiding syrian territory. now the grey's own news host aaron mattie earlier took to twitter condemning washington the sanctions against syria. he posted a screenshot of a new york times article, claiming it exposes the effect of us restrictions that are hampering aid to

my name is peter scott and these the top stories this hour. and we start off with the latest from the war in ukraine. officials in crimea say that local air defense system is shot down to ukrainian drones of the sea, close to the port city of 7. stop all. there's been no information on any damage or casualties. now this comes on the other side of the border. local ukrainian authorities have confirmed multiple strikes in several regions. at least one strike on energy infrastructure facilities has been confirmed by the head of the western region of evolve. meanwhile, a shocking video reported released by the varden group has appeared on line, wanting to follow images are disturbing. this on verified video, allegedly shows scores of dead ukrainian soldiers in wooden coffins ready to be sent back to the ukrainian side as no information on where this video was recorded . but it comes as a situation for the ukrainian army, continues to deteriorate near the city of thomas known as bachman. multiple reports, the ukrainian forces are preparing to fall

my name's peter scott. these, the top stories are welcome to the program. you as president joe biden is letting germans freeze this winter for the sake of ukraine. well, that's at least is according to award winning american journalist seymour hersh. you said lights on the north stream, just pipeline sabotaged on korean. what he believes to be the u. s. is role near tack. it scares me that the president was ready for such a thing. and the people who carried out this mission believed that the president was well aware of what he was doing to the people of germany. the point is that biden decided to let the germans freeze this winter. the president of the united states would rather lead germany fries than let it stop supporting ukraine. and to me, this is a devastating thing for this white house. in his interview with a german newspaper, hersch also addressed the issue of the source behind the bombshell revelations, saying the identity of his whistleblower cannot be revealed over security concerns insisting that all facts have been thoroughly verified by his t

those crews include russian emergency personnel, ortiz, peter scott, is on the ground on reports, and how locals are coping more than 100 hours after the massive earthquake shook this region. and just as hope was fading, that anyone would still be found alive in the early morning on friday, india back here, a woman on a 10 year old son rescued alive from his building just behind me. now there believe to be the latest survivors from this tragedy in the whole of the country. methods are now being direct to present. a 2nd, humanitarian disaster is showing that those who survived the earthquakes don't die from cold and hunger. they spend a 5th freezing night huddled together in makeshift shelters, to key as president has called it the disaster of the century. this is one of the latest temporary comes to be set up india back here, containing some of the 623 tents dotted around the city. hygiene here is a concern. there are no showers and only the public toilet facilities in the park itself. close quarters in camps a breeding grounds for disease. some of the residents in here also have thei

my name is peter scotts, and these the top stories at 6 pm this saturday evening. thanks for joining us. now we start with the latest updates on the general elections in nigeria, where africa's most populous nation is choosing the country's next leader on parliament on the poles of close to on the counting of votes is well underway. and here in r t were continuing with our special coverage of one of the constance most significant political events this year. this year's elections also marked the 1st time of fingerprint readers and facial recognition software was used in the voting process. now both technologies have been widely implemented and were aimed at enhancing transparency, as well as avoiding any attempts at bullet fraud making nigeria, the 1st african nation to adopt such tools and intellectual system. ortiz, caribella toddler, has brought us more from nigeria biggest city. what we do know is that we have 3 candidates that are really vying for the top spot here, and they remain the most interested in. now, in, in this regard, we have less that to nubile who

i'm peter scott. i'll be back again with another look at today's biggest stories at the top of the hour. thanks for watching.

i'm peter scott here with all the latest this friday afternoon. thanks for joining us. we started out in these upper osha beach and where according to reports from local officials, a police officer has died and a car bomb explosion. the boss took place in the city of antarctica dawn and you see the latest pictures now on your screen. now there is no information yet on what caused the explosion or who was behind it. however, the regions of upper osha and so on have previously seen similar incidents with russia, saying that local authorities and activists are being targeted by ukraine secret service as the town of america dies, are so close to these upper ocean nuclear power plants, which both sides have accused each other of shelling announced the latest news from the dumbasses from lines all authorities in the den. yes, republics. say that russian forces have almost encircled the keats on of the dark south of the republics capital. now this comes as russian forces continue to ramp up their offensive in the area. meanwhile, ukrainian forces reportedly shelled residential

with us all for this, our money's peter scott's on the back with more in 30 minutes time. thanks for watching. ah ah, is nato in a state of panic? the west is losing its ukraine proxy war on russia. the more the west helps ukraine, the smaller ukraine becomes, all the west money sanctions and mill.

peter scott, the kid, turkey artsy, so teams from all around the world have arrived in turkey a to assist with john rescue operations. and we've heard from to be a dimly a volunteer with rescues without borders who called on the international community to join together and do more to help those affected. in the 2nd they heard the news say, disaster happened. i just left everything behind and they came on the way the useful . ready a rescue with the border to come and go into and help us this week to the turkish people as a tougher and 7 point day in the air. squeaking is not something that you can prepare a 100 percent. the question of coordination between a lot of people, different language and different culture. very, very complicated. but. ready in the end of the day when you come to save your life, dental to see, to work together and talk and to connect and everything. everybody you very, very helpful and try to work together and helpful want each other. now the primary earthquake in the region was recorded at magnitude 7.8 us basically the strongest quake in the region in about 100 y

my name is peter scott, and i'll be back with another look at all the latest news in about half an hour's time. thanks for watching the what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on offense. very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult, time time to sit down and talk with them for them as a model that don't sagas sit then by day to day loving b. b. i love the key zine my bubble for anybody know bands office i will share each do not as i may be a black with a z a i had i book a book that me called those song also what 2 feet in the objective i saw a model good dead was in. what did he lives and lead you didn't want douglas a free a been i've already been on on ah ah, what i'm talking about with inside the home and i'm going to that with my children. okay. and, and this is your wife with an appointment. okay. very good. we'll, we'll hold on. i think that when you said my life, you don't worry about it for now. it's all right, well, well sor

my name is peter scott taken over from fiorella isabel, welcome to the program. i'd like to use them to use this occasion. e, lose our conversation, train and will create transfer. ara was to quite a move and a we are achieving new milestones. leach can usa or achieve it to below the level of trade of with get me the $200.00 you have $1000000000.00. you have taken part for colleagues and that is a quite common facilities of work between us or even just because we are expecting li prophy. we know that some beaks expecting for the food to make sure that we just g shonasha, gish jones, they're numb, call it ticks and culture. we have a very rich experience of working together talent. we are both in favor of multi polar approaches and actually show democrat port russia such decisiveness in strengthening a strategic corporation and driven down to a widening the scope. she's in a hook of our cooperation and multi party acculturation to strengthen our country's role and support. so we're here teaching in the global development process. your opinion is very important for

with us all for this, our money, peter scott's on the back with more in 30 minutes time. thanks for watching. is nato in a state of panic. the west is losing its ukraine proxy war on russia. the more the west helps ukraine, the smaller ukraine becomes. all the wes money, sanctions and military 8 appear to change nothing. this is why the situation is now so very day. ah. every spring and summer, the melting optic snow reveals abandoned machinery, millions of rusty barrels, and the detritus left by human expansion into this most inaccessible of territories . my choice to throw a movies enliven with the coaches. there was a multiple on your corporate company to include that with director fisher. the artic pioneers main objective was to explore and conquer these harsh lands. they had no time to think about waste management. now their legacy could remain for centuries. in these frozen conditions, decomposition is a much slower process than usual. if the bus that became eligible, that was the bodies, cumulative field zeniah sneeze, clone illumination. i see showing unions that

our c dot com fund is peter scott, and i bought with another look at all today's lecture stories around off. and i was actually watching the news i when i went to the wrong one, i'll just don't rule out the thing because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart and we choose to look for common ground. ah, for the 1st time in history, an entire country's culture has been trashed with a very modern weapon cancelled culture. really desert one look we'll uh, we'll shuttle malice will door in when will you frog it just me sitting there. i know it with the glue. the phrase now particularly refers to counseling russian culture, yet no secret of see all those go to the zip code where your, my folks sure what you will be all there is charlie mozilla that always comes from a separate show random e, dumb way. what russia has created over the past 1200 years has now question partially condemned, reviled, and rejected his line in your study to put sonny at the will of bramble. there's a lot closer. i wanna hold paunchy, any time you said i wasn't sure. t

all for me, peter, scott. but nicky are and will be here at the top of the i will all the latest news as well as a low back as some of this week's help stories. what have you got up to this weekend? i hope it was great. thanks very much for watching. censorship is something that the west has long criticized china for, but now it is no longer just a chinese problems. it's a global one. internet black out, social media shut down and bandwidth brawling by governments. costs the global economy, $5500000000.00 in 2021. and not only that, but internet shut down are dangerous. as with it come censorship, information regulation and isolation from the outside world. i'm because the i and you're watching the costs of everything. where today we're going to be looking at the dangers of internet censorship and what it cost be. call me when the internet gets shut down and the citizens are disconnected. ah. now, according to one study, the economic cost of government enforce internet. shutdowns grew 36 percent last year comp

my name is peter scott, and i'll be back in just over 30 minutes time. thanks for watching. ah, with assume of what we saw your your worst through this is you do subsume security unique new idea of what you progress. shield how to start with the nav. only be destroyed with got to install if you are 0. 1 is actually pretty for some parts, use your portion different, something it will have to be cough. well you, us involvement in the move of various, a ukrainian government officials to the ukraine was basically to bring back retired or out of the service. ca, officials who had major contacts, major knowledge, and then a great deal of ability to organize these things to build up as the build up special funds to creating a government of thin air essentially. so basically it was a cea, again pulling the strings. mondays are for football field, but that was the annual young stick on the line assisting. not 1st communion. ah no, no. the proposal pushing for christy for a long cisco say it was the believe nozer or restorative treatment for a little while. so non young, i say he was

my name is peter scott. here with all the latest this friday afternoon, and we start off in the upper georgia beach and where according to reports from local officials, a police officer has died in a car bomb explosion. the blast happened in the city of antarctica door and you can see the latest pictures from the scene here. there's no information yet on what caused the explosion or who could be behind it. however, the regions of is upper osha and kept on. i have previously seen similar incidents with russia saying the local authorities and activists are being targeted by the ukrainian secret services. the town of a near the guy is also close to this approach. it nuclear power plants, which both sides have accused each other of shelling. and that's the latest news from the don bus, from lines authorities in the done. yes. republic say that russian forces have almost encircled the key on the radar south of the republic capital. now this comes as russian forces continue to ramp up their offensive in the area.

i'm peter scott, on the back again at the top of the hour. thanks for watching. with you know, there was no program when i left i kind of and all of us at life esther hate kind of stumbled our way through it. and then we can take the lessons that we've learned from that and shrink the time frame down. so there's less was less wandering in the wilderness, so to speak. when i was in the move in the last 2 years, before i left, i was struggling with do i want to leave? i like part of me want to leave another part in it's been battle with us. if i leave adolescence to fall back on, i have that deposit to do or have nobody to go to. you know mean it hasn't lived around the last 7 years. i have nothing sometimes it's hard if they've got a swastika tattooed on their neck, it's hard for them, but just to say, i don't do that anymore. it's kind of a long process. it's not like you just leave it one day and you're like, well, i'm glad that's over. i had been out of the movement before i got connected with these guys, but i was on my own and didn't talk about it and had a l

i'm peter scott to bring you all the latest news here. not see on my headquarters in the russian capital versus a foreman assisted gale of rob has said that moscow has all it needs to complete its military intervention. and the interview with sputnik, he states that western supplies of language weapons to kiev means that russia, how to push back ukrainian forces further from his border to stop the threat only seems other units right now we're trying to push the crane an armed forces and their artillery, so a distance that would not create a threat to our territories. so the longer range of the weapons being procured by the key regime means we will have to push them further away from the territories that are part of our country. and now we have all the capabilities to complete our special military operation. russia as in the middle of a front line. geopolitical battle with a glass is trying to maintain its dominant position as it's seen that it's a so called superiority is fading. and it's trying to do whatever i can at any cost to make su

my name is peter scott here with all the latest this thursday evening. thanks for joining us. he runs the president, is wrapping up a meeting in beijing with his chinese counterparts. now the 2 leaders have released a joint statements in which they condemned the use of human rights and democracy as a pretext for political manipulation. the 2 sites reaffirm that they should follow the principle of non interference in the internal affairs of other countries. emphasizing that the democratic governance models of different nations should be respected. and they oppose political manipulation under the pretext of safeguarding human rights and democracy, interfering in the internal affairs of other countries, while inciting turmoil and creating division. during the 3 day visits which began on tuesday, the chinese, the, the shooting ping expressed. his nation support for iran. that's to run is attempting to expand its relations with beijing unmarked. go in order to offset western sanctions over what they call its nuclear development. but earlier the g t n journalist, you'd say shout sen

it's done on russia with sunday, that means that the weekly here on our to international line, peter scott and harris on the top stories from the last week. thanks for joining us . we start with the general elections though in nigeria, where vote counting is on the way to choose the next leader on parliament of africa, most populous nation, when you are special coverage of one of the continents, most significant political events this year tensions, however, on the rise amid reports of long delays, ballot box thirsts and attacks by armed individuals, a meeting with this numerous incidents like that that have come to really become the the hallmark of the election which was supposed to be a celebration, a culmination of the growth of nigeria. popular democracy, a stamp of authority, at least for the west african states as a whole. but yes, in or showed that we had ballot boxes being burned in, in other states we have ballot boxes being stolen. it's gone as far as having valid boxes, actually not arriving at all in other states, such as b alpha and these kinds of things have come to like becom

wait for news on their loved ones, ortiz peter scott, reports on how the country is coping with a disaster. or you can see behind me is a residential building that was once 8 stories high and is now been reduced to rubble. as you can see here, there are people that once lived in that building and then now waiting for news of their relatives who in many cases are still stuck under the rubble. i want to wait here because my son, his wife and guests, and 6 of my relatives were in the building when the earthquakes drive. my grandson herron is 4 years old. he was also in the building. is city may have got off relatively lightly, but i said little consolation to residence, waiting for news of their relatives who trapped all those who are forced to sleep on the streets or seek shelter elsewhere. while government engineers go through the daunting process of ins, showing the thousands of homes here are safe to live in once again from the outskirts of the city of id i'm and it was instantly clear that it's been much more badly affected. the d a back here, which was around 3 hours drive away. now whe

earlier, my colleague peter scott, discuss the issue with artificial intelligence research and lucas longo. foreign policy experts come out due to the debate of the pros and cons of bringing robots and ai into our lives. in general, artificial intelligence is a, is a good things for, for humans in the workplace or in indication like where i work. in terms of robotics, these things are happening. moreno manufacturing companies, chain as you described, a, d, h l, and i don't see many problems in using robotic automation in, in in manufactory james, we just need to pay attention about data surrounding these new technologies. we have seen many times and pass that extra use up artificial intelligence by human at times to leads to danger of situation. we are aware of many instances where in japan, you know, like i'm in robots, have kim human beings so such when the programming had gone wrong, it's not, you know, artificial intelligence and signs used in optimum be and in a minimum be beneficial problem and kind but it cannot replacement kind, does it not mean that people are going to lose

which is bay of the african coast with this saturday evening here in the russian capital, mine is peter scott and his how the world is looking this weekend thanks for joining us. and we start off, they saw with the latest on the general elections in nigeria, where africa's most populous nation is choosing the country's next leda and parliament. the pulls up now officially closed on the counting of the votes is well underway. and here, and i see we're continuing with our special coverage of one of the constants, most significant political events this year with less cost live now to our correspondence in africa. terrible at subtler who's currently in the nigerian city of lagos, cargo, good evening. see, i'm sure it's been a very busy day for you over there. can you tell us what, what the atmosphere is like that? what's happening on the ground? do we know when will expect the 1st results come in? well, voting is winding down, but emotions are hurting up here in the capital simba and at least logos and everywhere else. there is a feeling of dispute that will forever marred these elections. people

so you're watching our see international monies peter scott's here with the latest this thursday afternoon. thanks for joining us. we start with some breaking news this our 3 paramedics have been killed to after an ambulance was hit by ukrainian fi in the city of the next. that's according to local authorities. you added the shilling also for the life of a civilian woman and left the wounded. ukrainian troops hits residential areas of the next with your supply time was rockets, ortiz roman casa reports from the c. this is a crates are made by the american made. hi marse rocket. it landed right in the yard of this cit, musical college right in the center of the city of the nets. now, according to local authorities, there were at least still fight strikes against the city. now the air defense was working. now this is another greater made by this strike by a hi, i'm our scroggins, according to the investigators will work on the scene. now this is greater number 3 . now all around me are purely residential buildings. only civilians live here. there's not a sites always single military personne

my name is peter scott, will be back at the top of the hour with all of today's top stories. thanks for watching. ah ah, in 1884, the german empire began its colonial invasion into namibia from the very start. berlin encouraged the white colonists to settle in south west africa and take away the best land from the local tribes. the germans were actively draining natural resources and using the local population as a cheap labor source. this was causing major protests and led to a rebellion. in 19 o 4, the hero and nama tribes rebelled against german colonial rule. kaiser wilhelm the 2nd was fully determined and ordered to suppress the rebellion with the utmost severity against the inhabitants of nam may be a germany through is 15000 well equipped army. all around the country. concentration camps were built in humane medical experiments over citizens were conducted within the period of 4 years. the germans killed up to 60000 people, among which there were 80 percent of the hero tribe, and 50 percent of the nama tribe. the events in south west africa are called the 1st genocide

i'm peter scott. and here the top stories at 3 pm pasco time. people are heading to the polls in nigeria today to relate the country's new leader, i'm parliaments, and they are not see we're bringing you special coverage of one of the continents, most significant political events. most of the day off because most populous nation and largest economy is set to elect a president, vice president and members through its senate on house of representatives with cues already forming outside polling stations. our teeth corolla, subtler brings us more from nigeria biggest city seeing has indeed started in africa as most populous country. nigeria is finally taking to the poles to choose a new president. following the 2 successive terms of muhammad were hiring and not every one is voting at the same time, some might open at different times, but indeed, today is the day to choose the said presidential candidate, as well as the senate. what we do know is that we have 3 candidates that are really vying for the top spot here, and they remain the most interested