there it is you wrote it today thanks staying with r.t. don't forget to check out war news stories we're heading to our website plenty at all to dot com. as the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still has the lead up to the reality of it we're not financially equality and the lack of affordable housing or living minimum wage gave many people no choice. that's been a problem with the city always turn around and told me stay away i don't miss. the food. because the records resource the most vulnerable are abandoned on the streets to become the invisible comes. down to financial final john the money laundering 1st visit this cash into 3 different. oh good there's a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up here maybe something in your something in america something overseas in the cayman islands it will pull these banks are complicit in their tough talk pursued a softer didn't fall and say ok i'm ready

whether this is r.t. international thanks for joining us. russian rescue teams out begun their work in the blast stricken city of beirut as part of joint international relief efforts a massive explosion in the lebanese capital's docs area claimed the lives of 157 people and injured 5000 others correspond to get reports from the at the center of the tragedy. as russian rescuers are getting down to well what they have been flown in here for i. i want you to just look around and let something sink in about the sheer and ultimate demolition power behind this explosion we are in the very epicenter as close as a 1000000000 can get look closely under my feet i do apologize for my dirty sneakers but look closely because i'm not stepping on dirt or sand or anything this is actually cool seeds of cooling from this massive towering reserve which is no more because of the bluster and this is the very 1st site where russian rescuers are searching for survivors. they're telling me that they are ready to work overnight if there's any possibility of finding

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by the way with r.t. international thanks for joining us. let's start with lebanon whose capital beirut is trying to get back on its feet after the devastating explosion that occurred there on tuesday the number of people killed in the blast has risen to 154 with thousands of others injured. search and rescue teams are still clearing rubble in the hope of finding survivors with scores of people still missing the explosion shock wave wreaked havoc across the city destroying buildings businesses and homes the u.n. is one of a humanitarian crisis with 300000 people in need of aid and shelter but easy to stand for ports from the debris field streets of favorite. this bus station used to be one of the routes main public transport hubs it was far from an anonymous depo know thousands of people used to travel all around the country before the coronavirus. amid all havoc you can still pinpoint the telltale signs of people's panic of their rush to leave the area as they were caught up on the blast there are documents left behind on car seats there ar

a warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me mickey aaron. now one protester has been killed during anti-government protests in better or worse that's according to the country's interior ministry but also some gunshots have been heard throughout the capital videos of also surfaced online of police forces beating and detaining people some of the government issued crackdown olders on the demonstrators and also a correspondent was also arrested in minsk while covering the protests but has since been released the demonstrations erupted on sunday after a long time president alexander lukashenko claimed he'd won a landslide victory in the election the following video contains some graphic images. you know we're going to hear a little bit more what was written but most of you decided you boys are going to finish up with like a clue that you should be able to see if you did if you look a little 2 people died. let's get the latest now from our correspondent limone calls the river monk good to see you again and what more do we know about what's coming

down am here good morning from russia live from r.t. international's world news center of moscow is kevin i would he with a half hour update in more detail 1st started releasing protesters who were detained during the arrest that followed sunday's disputed presidential election coming up now for you these are the 1st images of better russians walking free from detention some of them have been held for 4 days the interior ministry has pledged to release all detainees later today friday some 6000 people were arrested during the 1st 3 days of unrest and ambulance talks were released overnight describes what she witnessed. because it was lying there in booze. we cannot sell you constantly beaten so badly that i was going to just holmes to you it was a terrible. blood trails in my veins just heard every night it was terrible what's wrong is your life so bad decided to play a little boy he had because of some nonsense what kind of go to song. i don't know what you are we were just that sort of thing and a lot of swear words i don't want to sa

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hello good evening you're watching r.t. international just on 7 o'clock here in moscow protesters detained during a week of anti-government demonstrations in better roofs over what they claim was sunday's rigged election have started to be released early today the final official result of the vote was given handing president bush a landslide victory meanwhile protests to continue with the country's capital once again being the main focus will these are images from the square in front of the main government building some protesters rush to hug in fact and hand flowers to security forces there after they laid down their shields that is after groups of demonstrators converged on the area with the striking workers among them so let's hear now from our correspondent at the scene. pushes a dismissive means we're at the independence square is currently something that's absolutely unique an interesting story of the races happening here you're here you can see the special 2 this was entirely false is standing behind me or divorced r

you're watching r.t. just come quarter past 4 here in moscow we'll take a quick break and we'll be back until. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is often spearing dramatic developments only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. the world is driven by shaped by our own personal. military things. we fear to ask. welcome back you're watching our international we've got to say we've got mark i guess it's back he's an international affairs commentator and can talk to us now about the latest situation in batteries because before we found out we didn't have a good line with you we were just mentioning that the opposition leader to kind of sky had fled to lithuania i want to know g. feel that this would actually impact on her support back home. well she's taken steps to make sure it doesn't because she's quoting what the population is like to hear that she d

welcome back with r.t. now there has been a 3rd night of on rest on the streets of bellerose following the weekend's disputed election that handed the country's long time leader a 6th term in office 51 people have had to be taken to hospital in the last 24 hours according to officials meanwhile alexander lukashenko his main opposition rival has fled to neighboring lithuania that aspirated crowds increasingly angry at the result faced off with riot police using stun grenades and rubber bullets. for some protesters to try to build barricades only for police to dismantle them overnight also in this video apparently of residents in an apartment block trying to stop what appeared to be police beating up a protester they threw a door at them is then claimed that officers began shooting at the windows in response. we internet and battery speech back on early this morning after being blocked blacked out for days however sites might again get cut off the pending on the severity of any further protests that are expec

diana reporting from lebanon r.t. . it has just gone 25 past 3 here in moscow now more than 10005 have been recorded in the brazilian am isn't since the beginning of august an environmentalist to say that the fires are all part of deliberate deforestation but despite the destruction often being illegal and condemned globally the president is accused of turning a blind eye. just before the 1st air fire happened on north just the ten's and 11th last year where social media grid coordinates of farmers to burn both pasture and forest areas demonstrate their approval of the anti environmental policies the government has been implementing interested. but i'm back to me just about land has the power to wreck that he would generate other biomes and other eco systems however what's being done to buy this fire can help the estimated this far has a huge impact especially during the time that we're getting through a very severe says and with very strong winds and get the message across so what land specifically supposing small faus

good afternoon you're watching r.t. international just gone 2 o'clock here in moscow nearly a week since beirut was shaken by the deadly chemical explosion in sharing anti-government protests showed little sign of abating the justice minister has now become the 3rd cabinet member to quit but that's not enough for protesters they have been storming government buildings demanding proper accountability for $150.00 plus deaths from the blast that destroyed swathes of the lebanese capital. thousands of tons of ammonium nitrate ignited last cheez day leveling the port area 150 papers are known to have been killed so far but dozens are still missing so it is expected that that number will rise thousands were injured in explosion it is overwhelming by rich health system at the moment which was already grappling with the pandemic scores of buildings have been damaged or destroyed it's the will to save $300000.00 people have been left homeless when the prime minister is calling for early elections in a bid to quell the unrest the

i welcome the latest developments in a look back at the last 7 days to you watch the weekly here on r.t. international now let's start this hour a better reason because a rally in support of the country's president is underway in the center of minsk at the moment alexander lukashenko won a 6th term in office in last sunday's disputed election with protests raging across the country ever since opposition demonstrators are making their way to counter a rally that's supposed to start around also at the site of the pro gathering in the capital's independence square from where our correspondent earlier filed this report. what. music is playing people coming from different parts of the city some of come from the regions on buses you can see for yourself the green and red national flags of lewdness the stage is ready as well as the mike and the rumors going around that perhaps alexander lukashenko himself will give a speech that hasn't been confirmed. ok let's get more and i will miss developing story from dawn quarter he's outside the better russian embassy in moscow where crowds have been tu

the headlines in r.t. bellary starts to really people who took to the streets after sunday's disputed presidential election amid claims of widespread police brutality towards detainee we hear from a doctor who was jailed. the women were lying on the floor and the men were in the next hour they were constantly leaving so badly just how long you could post them on the stand announces a u.s. brokered peace deal between israel and united arab emirates it will see tel aviv suspend for now it's a plan to annex parts of the west bank and tensions spike in the mediterranean france says it will bolster its military presence there to monitor turkey's activities in disputed waters. below there you watching hearty international this friday afternoon on 4 o'clock here in moscow betteridge says releasing protesters who were detained during the unrest that followed sunday's disputed presidential election the final official results were announced on friday and give the country's longstanding leader a landslide victory som

a very warm welcome you watching r.t. international with me in the carriage. now antigovernment protests continuing tonight with witnesses reporting blasts and gunshots throughout the capital radios have also surfaced online of police forces beating and detaining people after the government issued a crackdown olders on the demonstrators and r.t. correspondent was also arrested in minsk while covering the protests but has since been released the demonstrations are up to on sunday after longtime president alexander lukashenko claimed he'd won a landslide victory in the election. and how do you know you've. been. through her room during her. we're joined now by our teams that ramon calls a river among get to see what more do we know that is coming out of minsk tonight. oh well nicky was started talking about some journalists who were detained and later it later released indeed one of them was an artsy correspondent sends us some other journalists working for russian media have been released too but still there are several media representatives working for a russi

a local school authority told r.t. that the german only policy is in place so that everyone students and teachers all speak a common language 43 percent of children are from migrant backgrounds so it's important for everyone to speak the same language so the school can fulfill its educational mission the rule we all speak german is also part of the class rules a school which drawn up trying to buy all pupils and explain to parents evenings it was agreed that in the event of a violation of this rule an essay on the topic why we speak german at school must be written that's not good enough for the family or their lawyer he says that this rule targets the turkish language in particular it was students here in the. the school break this talking for example through in english or who in french of whom chinese or through let in i cannot believe that teacher would say oh this is poor women. don't do this i think every teacher would say and show this person as an example or good teaching the family or want to know if there was

head of the russian sovereign wealth fund that is investing in the country's research he talked to r.t. about this new vaccine in more detail. what the russians are people all over the world of very byard tools a virus a very tired of the restrictions of very tired all the refuse to come on. those are one of the countries. in which believes there is very active read over to the. people now about the hope to resume a normal life as a vaccination. well i'm confident enough that the injected legacy myself my wife my of and your 4 year old parents and i think it's very important that we understand the science behind civics so russia great historic knowledge of books you can get my interest groups has developed very successful in all of it seeing and mercy and then basically current virus just proved to be very similar the merce though we've had great science and will likely that there is a good have been done really applied where 8 blows a lead goes a fight they're not hiring you tend to chill for russian because. everything will be fobbed almost i've seen to date i knows a 100 percent alw

hello again you're watching r.t. international nash juden sin germany have been funding the ante for movement with act knowing it it has transpired that some of the tuition fees paid to cologne university have ended up in the controversial activist groups hands for years peter all over has been following the money trail. the anti fascist organization have received a lot of press in 2020 with even the president of the united states chime in the united states of america will be designating as a terrorist organization here in germany they haven't received that type of criticism but there is a controversy surrounding the use of university students fees from cologne to go towards a contribution to the group for the 2020 to $21.00 winter semester each student at the university of cologne pays $280.00 euro and $0.95 for $205.00 euro and $0.95 goes to the student council and is meant to pay the transport fees counting worker's salary and for the department's work out of the $10000000.00 euro the council will take in around 8

it was done of reporting from lebanon r.t. . election results and better really say that long time president alexander lukashenko there has secured a landslide 6th term with a little over 80 percent of the vote right now there have been some messages of congratulations from other leaders although the european council president has appealed for the authorities to respect human rights and refrain from violence but it does follow a night of unrest after exit polls did give shanker a commanding lead. it'll eat. i have to go i won't work that. you should throw us a little yeah he said. it licked. i. i. please so whatever means you fully support the catholic parishes in its largest protests in the last 10 years if you at 10 pm people began to gather near the hero city ordinance for the powerful local security. offices then began to mark house and city censorship pushing back exactly the 1st time in history valerie special crowd control measures including stun grenades were used some eyewitnesses claim it's all rubber bullets being fir

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broadcasting live from moscow this is your r.t. international my names you know neal you're very welcome to the program residents of lump of staged a protest against the arrival of new migrants officials on the southern italian island state that the situation is sustainable some locals are taking matters into their own hands by trying to stop the newcomers from disembarking. government don't like alibek we don't understand what's going on here in london do so this is a disaster for us the migrants aren't leaving because they're left alone we're all in this together the early hours of sunday morning around $370.00 people arrived in the port of lampedusa on board a fishing boat now they received an angry reception from locals. here we're here for peace we just want the illegal migrants to go back because we're fed up tonight when produce assess enough while local government officials and lampedusa are saying the island can cope no more with the sheer number of people that are arriving on their shores in fact the mayor of lampedusa sp

r.t. trump heights northern israel. us china relations are said long time low with a further down turn on friday president trump took aim at chinese video sharing our picked up threatening that his days may be numbered in the u.s. . well look you know we may be very we may be doing some other things are a couple of options trump reportedly said that he was banning take talks suggesting it may be a done deal and on monday the stars and stripes were lowered at the u.s. consulate in the chinese city of chengdu after beijing ordered it to close that was retaliation for america's order to shut china's consulate in houston texas the 2 countries have been trading accusations. as far as closing additional embassies it's always possible they were burning documents or burning papers to move on to the chinese sites require them to close and you take the u.s. consulate general in china to do this and just to point you in response to the justifiable behavior of the u.s. side we need a strategy to protect the american economy and ind

for good morning to you this is r.t. international thanks for joining us. russia rescue teams have begun their operations as part of an international joint supporter for it in the blast stricken city of beirut the explosion claimed the lives of 157 people and injured 5000 others correspondent reports from the epicenter of the tragedy. as russian rescuers are getting down to well what they have been flown in here for i want you to just look around and let something sink in about the sheer and ultimate demolition power behind this explosion we are in the very epicenter as close as villian can get and look at it look here this used to be somebody else's clothes now it's just rags and there's no way of telling what the story behind these clothes are for sure but it sure is grim and look closely under my feet i do apologize for my dirty sneakers but look closely because i'm not stepping on dirt or sand or anything this is actually cool seeds of corn from this massive towering reserve which is no more because of the bluster and this is the very 1st site where rus

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good morning thanks for joining us you're watching the weekly here on r.t. international. there's been a turn standoff in the lebanese capital amid an outpouring of grief and anger over tuesday's deadly explosion security forces used rubber bullets and tear gas to break up crowds who were calling for justice. we went to martyrs square sort of gallows for those who did this country. music. plan a single government minister. a police officer was reportedly killed in the clashes and a large number of people injured more than 700 a number of arrests have been made. civil unrest has intensified following the massive blast in the port area of beirut the tragedy has claimed the lives of at least 158 people thousands others injured the city's health system has been overwhelmed by the disaster numerous city buildings were damaged with hundreds of thousands of locals now homeless is a recap of the week that shook lebanon. 'd all of a sudden we felt a boom everything turned over our hands but i turned around and i was he put something in my right hand if the stream. could stevie but

r.t. paris. people in beirut are still reeling of course from last week's devastating explosion killed over 200 people injured thousands and left up 230-0000 homeless buildings as far as 10 kilometers from the blast at the center were destroyed but here's the story of one lebanese designer who is trying to rebuild his life's work from scratch. like i was always so happy we were facing the putting i always sort is very artistic and inspiring because it's industrial enriching details now everything is rick's look at the destruction the wreckage i don't know how much time it would take to be rebuilt. there are no words to describe what my team and i feeling but we can't but thank god that we're all alive and well no one was hurt we left this building 10 minutes before the blast hit and thank god no one was hurt that's the most important thing . to. both of the hard work of 20 years was destroyed in mere seconds it was because of this tuesday explosion which went off just across the street. this is a

good morning thanks for joining us this is r.t. and. french president paying another official visit to lebanon on his 2nd in just under a month will be holding talks with officials in beirut as the capital tries to recover from the deadly port blast at the start of august but the french leaders attempts to push for reforms in lebanon have been met with criticism and accusations of interference. picks up the story. well this is president 2nd visit to lebanon in a month will it be another photo opportunity or will he be able to achieve something concrete his visit hard already to celebrate 100 years since the creation of the lebanese state of course it comes under the cloud of those explosions that through this city. when he was just a few days lost his visit was equally. criticized some saying he was still acting as if france was a protectorate of lebanon now president he thinks needs to happen in the country and he's talked about reform and reconstruction he says an interim government needs to be put in place that needs to be an audit o

headlines in r.t. brussels threatening sanctions over heavy handed response to protests and says it will cut all ties with the. become the german states but varia apologizes after failing to tell $900.00 people that they had the coronavirus it does come as countries across europe seek confection spike and u.k. holiday makers scramble to get home after france is added to britain's coronavirus quarantine list there any. given it does spark chaos for travelers. we pay. both. way there was no way we could get any money back. hello there you watching r t international this saturday evening 7 o'clock here in moscow the belorussian capital has once again become the focus of anti-government protests thousands of people have converged on men's clothing flowers in tribute to a demonstrator killed in the unrest that followed last sunday's to speak to presidential election this is the scene where he was killed earlier in the week as families of ask people to gather here instead of coming to his funeral of correspo

good morning just turned 11 am moscow time my name is kevin owen live from the r.t. international world news center here for the next half hour stick with me to is a take you through today's headlines in the developing story that. switches witness to free lance stuff working for artie's ruptly video agency they were detained on sunday will cover the disputed presidential election well let's get across this with roman culture of our correspondent there you know we talked about this last hour it just came in so to recap a few more details out now these star for among some others as well from other organizations caught up in what was going on there providing election coverage and the protests over it since sunday but what's happened to them since the. well we have been talking extensively about journalists who were detained during mass protests and mass rallies in that bill or is there were at least 50 according to official figures and many of them i were working for a russian media now some have been deported from the country and they're already in russia they crossed

by the person joining us this is r.t. international. and we will start this morning with bella ruth's where hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets across the country in a peaceful mass demonstration against the country's leader alexander lukashenko it was the comments of a week of protests in unrest triggered by the outcome of the country's presidential election meanwhile the head of the opposition movement svetlana taken off says she is ready to assume power is going to die now from r.t. correspondent or one culture of his new delhi russian embassy in moscow right now. last week started with violence ended with a huge peaceful demonstration any suggestion what's coming next for belarus. certain to see no major transformation into this into how the protests were taking place in the spot a couple of words about what's happening here all side of the bell the russian embassy in moscow all the rally in support of the protesters in below ruse has been taking place here for more than a week we've been here every day with so

with r.t. just coming up to 7 in evening here. will be here next to keep you updated throughout the. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage through parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalists attacks particularly catholic population and tens of thousands were forced to flee their homes and what was striking to put these attacks was a p.r. you see the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of preventing it they were active participants in the burning of full streets in belfast at that take more than $100.00 innocent civilians were murdered as the review can seniors and we found out more i was surprised about the extent and of the currents which the solution was involved in some of those cases that killers would later be named . i think it went to do very very top i think it is. the water where politicians you. give the go ahead. hi imax to answer this is the kaiser report we're back from summer solutions no more solutions not only problems now for the next 10 months. states well let's talk

watching r.t. international coming to you live from the russian capital where it's just turned 5 pm welcome to the program we start with bell roofs were another day of nationwide anti-government strikes is underway despite calls for calm thousands of factory workers have downed tools with many taking to the streets across the country. that it. wouldn't. be that. for the details we're not crossing to artists roman culture of what's the latest on this unrest and how is the president responding. while indeed mass protests continue in belarus with workers from a various different manufacturers of plants and factories deciding to go out on a national slight and dollars and i'm talking about said different industries it's a multi it's most of the metallurgy mining sinning just a few people have been seen now walking out from their places of employment to join others in protest and in strike their demands or a new elections with all of the candidates that were registered and not registered as an early rel

very warm welcome wherever you are tonight thanks for joining us on r.t. international and welcome to the program. now despite calls for calm the unrest in belarus continues as the country enters a 4th day of protests police have already started dispersing crowds and arresting demonstrators in the capital mints. and he pulls the bushies to have told. people to think it's meant to be some people who see it in. person or a small team but there is a. corresponding to a lot of course that has been following developments. well let's start off with the with what's happening here in moscow we're standing outside of the villa russian embassy right in the center of the russian capital where solidarity rallies are taking place. of course of the protesters in the belarus said the moment there are very few people here but little bit earlier there were hundreds of people and the police even had to disperse the crowd asking the people not to appear with pedestrians according to officials at least 5 people were it's a good thing meanwhile unsanctioned rallies or protests

r.t. new york. u.s. intelligence agencies reportedly believe iran paid bounties to the taliban fatah getting american and coalition forces in afghanistan according to information obtained by c.n.n. the payments are linked to at least 6 attacks last year including a suicide bombing at a u.s. air base in december which is donald quarter has the story if you remember not too long ago the mainstream media was again citing its anonymous sources claiming that russia was somehow paying balinese to the taliban for hits on u.s. soldiers in afghanistan brush an intelligence officers have offered to pay belmonte to taliban fighters who kill americans who kill americans complex story at the heart of it there is something very simple that the european intelligence official i spoke to says that russian military intelligence officers offered money to taliban fighters in afghanistan to kill american or other coalition fighters if this times report is correct this means that u.s. intelligence has concluded that vladimir

good evening and welcome to the program this is r.t. international coming to you live from the russian capital bring your live news update. the president of belarus alexander lukashenko has said a new election will only be possible if the constitution is really written thousands of factory workers have down their tools demanding a rerun of the vote with many taking to the streets across the country. the. climbdown to art is roman culture of roma tell us about the latest on the strikes and looks like us reaction to them. as well indeed mass protests can seen you all over a bill a ruse with the workers from various major manufacturers black the factories that came out in a national strike and i'm talking about said various industries including mets allergic. to the including the mining ultimo as you just named a few industries there old were out on strike earlier on monday the people have been walking out from their places of work to join others in protests a lot of the country their demands or new elections with all of the candidates eve

that is 3 pm here in moscow you're watching r.t. international hundreds of protesters in the u.s. city are defying a state of emergency curfew designed to calm days of unrest rallies erupted after police shot a black man multiple times on sunday 2 people were killed overnight i made the latest on the rest of the victim with serious gunshot injuries was taken to hospital numerous media reporting the perpetrator was a young white male with an assault rifle. that this is not confirmed officially is more an act of what took place i've been asked. a few feet. i could i think send in a crowd to get a majority and think i was about was. the courthouse. police. firing. off a cracker how we thank i. i . i i. there's thousands of. you. from all from all over the place. cincinnati in minnesota everywhere you were just really chaotic down there tonight i was down there for the 2 days i got yes i got yes the other night. i had a couple friends a guy i see rubber bullets down here. they say they're very. ok well here's a recap then of how the unrest in wisconsin actually began on sunday and its

hello there tuesday afternoon here in moscow when it was kevin owen here with the world news from r.t. international so than a major medical milestone reached here in the past couple of hours we can tell you about president putin has revealed that russia has registered the world's 1st corona virus vaccine the country's health minister is added that the medicine has proved to be safe and highly efficient in tests so far let's get latest to a correspondent remain cautious across it. this is good news to hear isn't it roman still a lot of testing to be done yet no the scale of this pandemic is focused labs all around the world on to try to come out with a vaccine here russia's got in there 1st it seems and it also seems the signs are good. well probably the key word here is 1st because. i want to tell you the name of this vaccine right now all of the kompany that produced it decided to call it sputnik 5 roman numeral v. so sputnik 5 so that's the name for i guess analogies 1st in space and 1st in the fight against vaccine as well well a lot of here putin earlier today said that he hopes

the company of sharing its user data with the chinese government an allegation denied by tech talk r.t. america as rick sanchez and guest discussed the issue. for years we've heard that the chinese tech companies were stealing our secrets and now we're hearing about it kind of goes both ways the reality is these things go both ways both ways trade wars and sunshines and gore. was. just the feels the edge know all the chinese side all the war and by the way i just joined. the job always goes to the top. lists 1 the idea of the white house microsoft collaborate to buy a company the themselves 2. well not to. go to. the same curious doesn't it but the that it states or the white house in cooperation with microsoft would seemingly ban a company and then have microsoft come in and buy it is it protectionist it is an area of protection s. and i think that this was the only way that the that they were able they were able to issue this ban on tech because when china decided to ban facebook they did that also under the guise of national security and it was also a very protectionist move but the

other thanks for joining us this is r.t. internet. condolences are being sent from all over the world to lebanon where a devastating explosion ripped through the capital on tuesday the nation is in mourning the catastrophe has claimed the lives of at least 78 people and left 4000 others injured springy live pictures now from beirut plumes of smoke still extending as you can see into the sky above the city as always nothing left of the once bustling port that blasts destroyed nearby buildings and caused chaos right across the lebanese capital. more. of you. come. in the middle of the. car i am. going with. what we heard from who's a reporter in beirut to gave us a sense of the severity of the explosion. the devastation here in the lebanese capital is very modest if it is being estimated by tens of millions of dollars as we said earlier the blahs had was felt 10 kilometers away from the port where it took place i believe this is going to be a sleepless night for the lebanese at the very sad night on social media a lot of lebanese are af

just gone 4 o'clock here in moscow you're watching r.t. international start this hour with those developments in bellary speakers the batteries office of the russian internet giant was earlier entered by unidentified armed men and it's now understood that they have since left the premises it's also being reported to the offices of the right hailing civs which is locally owned by you and experts also were raided it follows days of protests and a toughened police response to sunday's disputed presidential elections they were let's get more details on all of this now with. again good afternoon to you rome and just bring us up to speed then with these latest developments. let's try to be on identified men who cordoned off the office itself yandex in the midst they they have left at this point the worst but still don't know who exactly they are or who they represent according to the russian investigative committee. and departments of financial investigations of the republic they have not sent any men to the addresses of yandex or for that matte

and that is how the news is looking so far today here on r.t.don't forget there was plenty of stories to you at our website you can find that out i don't. know but over here they have so being you. know yes for all of that we've gotten yet spoiled yet so we've gotten. for all of that we've gotten pretty traditional yeah zork to repeat here for just you know pretty good words as a young boy yes. so those are it is good they just really are there to give them a word or words for it but. these are the stories of men who can't imagine life without fashion without a sense of style without things that might be seen as weakness in this masculine world but they still demonstrate incredible strength of spirit to live as they choose. out of all of them talents of a group of years of use. for it spurred by the. lucia that's right we talk about problems all year and then the summertime we come up with all solutions not say we're being joined by a banker turned big point from your simon. bank the future long term friend this. is your media a reflection of re

taking a trip to watch hope to be the pandemic policy of production line r.t. visits the factory making russia's now approved covert vaccine after getting orders for a $1000000000.00. i'm mourning the missing in beirut think 3 firefighters from the same family still missing after fighting the blaze before last tuesday's deadly blasts for their relatives it's an agonizing wait. for when she grows up she can no good for the hero and she will know what happened to him and she will no longer have died for no reason. morning live from us international's world news h.q. in moscow it's kevin i would here with you update in detail this and it's been a 3rd night of unrest on the streets of brother rooster reports here following the weekend's disputed election that handed the country's longtime leader a 6 term in office his main opposition rival now has fled to neighboring lithuania as sporadic crowds increasingly angry at the vote result faced off with riot police using stun grenades and rubber bullets. i think. it's because. it. was because. some protesters tried build

it was done of reporting from lebanon r.t. . beirut a city in population that continues to enjoy so much pain is now one final world news story before i go more than 10000 fires have been recorded in the brazilian amazon and since the beginning of august environmentalist say the fires there are not a natural phenomenon they're part of a deliberate deforestation despite the destruction often being illegal and condemned globally and unless the president continues to turn a blind eye. just before the 1st air fire happened on northwest the 10th and 11th last year where social media group coordinated farmers to burn both pasture and forest areas demonstrate their approval of the anti environmental policies that government has been implementing in sicily. back to me to answer the question and has the power to grant that he would generate other biomes and other eco systems however what's being done today by the sky cannot be estimated this far has a huge impact especially during the time that we're getting through a very severe says in

welcome to the program and i'm happy tuesday to you all this is r.t. international and bring you your live news update this hour. an italian island is running out of space to house migrants after a surge and sea crossings from tunisia at least $250.00 arrived on lampedusa and small boats over the weekend bypassing at least coronavirus travel restrictions new arrivals are being quarantined for 14 days and that's cause severe overcrowding at detention centers making social distancing impossible to enforce the island's main holding center is now running at about 10 times capacity local officials have asked the government to send a ferry to be used as a lockdown facility and the lampedusa mayor says the situation is critical. but the migrant center is completely closed now there is no longer any space for people in the facilities so therefore we need to transfer after we will wait for the next boat arriving at lampedusa and then completely clear out the facilities so we can have a chance for a thorough clean up because honestly it's under severe pressure r