well, arthur correspondent, i'm the presenter, of course rachel blevins. joining us here in the studio today. i'm so glad you're on this story here because it is shocking to say the least we're talking, we're talking about the penetration of russia's borders here. it's very difficult to get a clear picture of exactly what's going on. but basically, all the murmurs on line are calling this an escalation, right? and this is just the latest in a string of attacks that we've seen carried off this week. and it really has culminated today where we saw at least one civilian killed and a 10 year old child wounded when suspected terrorist open fire on a moving car in the brown region right along the border between russia and ukraine . now we have heard from the kremlin on this, they have confirmed that they are treating this as a terrorist attack. they also said that russian president, vladimir putin, is being briefed on this, that he's in contact with security agencies and with the defense minister in terms of the latest when it comes to this situation. the f s b does say that they are treatin

i just say leaving civilian instead. rachel blevins is joining us in the studio and just to give us the very latest on this breaking particular we have agreed that the african union from now one will be a full fledged member of the 20, like the european union has been participating in this for for a number of years now, russia talked about trashes, the west for its neo colonial habits, including sanctions, the manipulation of world economic rules on the feeling of natural resources, very strong havens death from russia is foreign minister. on date 2 of the g. 20 meeting of foreign ministers in new death. france's president, a manual macro and set out on a tour of africa though it is made deteriorating relations and a rising anti french sentiment against the former colonial ah cruise . so good to have your company pull. this is our program to lie for moscow. this is not to national. i'm roll, reach to show you and we all can, can you in our coverage of this breaking news here? when i see this, our, it is originating from russia, brianna and curtis region, very close to the ukrainian bord

our teeth are rachel blevins joining us once again. here in the studio, you have been following this breaking news ever since. at 1st erupted earlier on in the earlier hours of today. now we have unconfirmed reports. rachel, of a ukrainian linked terror group, but perhaps claiming responsibility. what are you known? that's right. as russian president who noted there, this is being treated as a terrorist attack. the f s b has come out and said that they found a large number of explosives in the area, but noted that the region is currently under control by law enforcement. now, so far the death toll is up to 2 civilians killed and at least one child wounded after suspected terrorist open fire on a moving vehicle in the brown region near that border between russia and ukraine. so let's get into a little bit of what we know so far about the suspects here. there's been a lot of talk on social media about just who could be behind this attack. we've seen a number of pictures and videos posted on social media coming from individuals claiming to

my colleague, rachel blevins, is thus the upcoming visit with all c correspondent, she bowes with free her to overstate the importance of this visit by she she pink to moscow. and as part of this is the lead up to the visit president, she's peeing and president putin of boat written articles in the corresponding papers in each of those countries. and in his, her article, he has sort of outlined some of the key points which he's going to try and pursue and through these air meetings, he talks about an, the long history between rush and china, shared almost moral values between the 2 states. and that they're going to try to build not only infrastructure links, but also economic links and, and build upon the, the ancient history as they warm together it, you know, in a sort of almost natural and you know, partnership which is evolved you to some of the pressure coming from the west. unlike some countries, the claim had chamonix and, and discord to world harmony. russia and china are literally and figuratively building bridges. russian chinese relations are an example of harmonious and cre

i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. and we begin with the latest from china's to sessions event, where beijing's foreign minister said he hopes the you will embrace strategic independence from the u. s. after the end of the conflict in ukraine, adding that the west is currently escalating the conflict and pursuing its own agenda while undermining china's proposed piece plan. already are you honish? regrettably, however, efforts for peace talks have been repeatedly undermined. there seems to be an invisible hand pushing for the per traction, an escalation of the conflict and using the cream crisis to serve a certain geo political agenda. while the u. s. fully supports ukraine, china's foreign minister says that washington, simultaneously disrespect chinese sovereignty tensions intensified last august. when then, how speaker nancy pelosi ignored all warnings and paid an official visit to taiwan, sparking a sharp 1st month from beijing and prompting large scale military draws around the island. the minister made a comparis

for joining us here for this program. life for moscow was a pleasure to have your company here. rachel blevins here at the table in about 26 minutes to take you into the evening hours here at moscow. thanks for joining us for now. i hope you can join rachel at the top of the, the oh, hello, i'm manila chan you are tuned into modus operandi. former us president brock obama one said quote, the united states remains the one indispensable nation. this was back in 2014. what he was saying was, the u. s. is the, you know, polar headroom on that nobody could live without america, but less than 10 years later. how well did these remarks hold up after a barrage of sanctions against china, russia, venezuela, and a number of others fails to hit him where it hurts this week we'll explore the rising multi polar world order. all right, let's get into the m o. me 20 years ago, it was almost unthinkable. the u. s. losing its status as the so called leader of the free world. wow. at least in the bubble of washington d. c. that is 20 years ago. nobody in the swamp could have predicted the rise of china like thi

i. rachel blevins here with the latest news. welcome to the programmer. mo, bits have taken to the streets to demand the resignation of the country, president my sand, do another top government officials that protest kicked off in the country's capital on sunday, and have been met with a law enforcement cramped down a local journalists on us. this report i, we're at the great national assembly square where the protesters have approached people are chanting that the government needs to resign. riot police have now appeared at what began as a peaceful protest. but now we've just witnessed the 1st clashes as the police are responding very aggressively to the protesters. the police have blocked passage so the protesters can't go any further. at the moment the police say that more than 50 people have been arrested. authorities have accused foreign intelligence agencies of organizing the protests in order to destabilize the situation in the country and claims that the rally was specifically organized by russians. special services to p

i'm rachel blevins here with the latest news. welcome to the program. violent clashes with police have are up in paris as nationwide, protest against controversial pension reform plans. rage on it says the french president bowed to implement the change. no matter what. ah, president micron has breast decide those concerns calling the public voice illegitimate. but that's why protest and other countries have his full support. archie contributor rachel marsden, gives her take on the story. so the increase of frances retirement age from 62 to 64 years has been rammed through the french national assembly, not by democratic vote by, by french president emmanuel michael's prime minister, elizabeth bon evoking clause, 49.3, the french constitution. now that clause permits the government to push through new laws and very limited circumstances without any vote. and also cutting short any debate or discussion on the issue. listening to my cold, trying to defend his decision to push through this particular law without a vote. you think that

i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. leadership of iran and saudi arabia had a great to resume diplomatic relations and reopen their embassies. the statement comes after top, officials from both countries held talks in beijing. now the states foreign minister will meet to implement the decision and make the necessary arrangements and assign their ambassadors. here's our t contributor use of jo wally with more on the development. great news for the middle east and the whole world as the iran and saudi arabia finally decided to break the ice and resumed their diplomatic ties. after several years, after 7 years of frost, he relations all the agreement came on friday and it was reached. and the chinese capital beijing after several days of intensive negotiations between our secretary of iran's supreme national security council. and he shabani and his mom, saudi counterpart, and the chinese capital beijing, of course, on saudi arabia. several is diplomatic ties with iran back in january 2016 after angry iranian protesters toward the saudi embassy i

i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. and we begin with the latest from the city of r to mosque also knows back move the head of the wagner groups. those russian forces have taken control over the eastern part of the key city. he added that the russian army now has the most modern military capabilities. and that taking control over the city will allow russian forces to advance further into the don bass. use valuables has not yet encountered the russian army, being so well trained and equipped with units that have not yet entered the battle, which have a multitude of modern weapons and intelligence capabilities. perfectly prepared there, waiting in the wings to make an entrance. after wagner hand aren't tied out to the capture of buck munt, i wanted resolution n's landscape. i am grateful that you have decided to fight in bachman. we ask you to take the elderly and children out of bachman and said, normal comic ready units. for months. archie last has been a focal point at furious battles between ukrainian and russian forc

has been declared an imminent threat and china, a strategic competitor earlier, my colleague rachel blevins, discuss the 3rd issue with ob, sees correspondence. shay boughs free her to overstate the importance of this visit by she. she pink to moscow. air right now and it's, it's, it's a crucially important geopolitics, that geo political statement by, by china. and as part of this, the lead up to the visit president. she's peeing, and president putin vote with the articles in the corresponding papers in each of those countries. and in his article, he has sort of outlined some of the key points which he's going to try and pursue and through these and meetings, he talks about in the long history between russia and china, shared almost moral values between the 2 states. and that they're going to try to build not only infrastructure links, but also economic links and, and build upon the, the ancient history as they warm together it, you know, in a sort of almost natural and you know, partnership which is evolved you to some of the pressure coming from the west, unlike some countries that claim

are these at rachel blevins as the details brushes, defense ministry released a statement saying that it thwarted 2 attempts by ukraine to carry out drone attacks on russian soil on monday night. according to the statement, the attempted attacks involved unmanned aerial vehicles and they were targeting civilian infrastructure in russia, southern regions, however, russia was able to intervene before any damage was done. now this comes amid reports at an unknown drone crashed in the moscow region. you're a gas problem building those reports were confirmed by the governor of moscow, and representatives for guys prompt said that an investigation is ongoing and that involves the f s. b. now meanwhile, on tuesday morning, all civilian air crossing to and from the polka vall, airport in st. petersburg were briefly suspended amid reports that there was some type of unidentified flying object and that it required an investigation. now, notably, the russian defense ministry did confirm that it carried out exercises in that region. however, they did not say whether they were investigating some t

were then targeted with artillery fire in order to prevent further civilian casualties. ortiz rachel blevins can tell us this is being treated as a terrorist attack. the f s. b came out and said that the situation is under control by one forestman, but also noted that a large number of explosives have been found in the area in the browns region there today. now, so far the death toll is up to 2 civilians killed and one child wounded after a moving vehicle was fired upon by terrorist suspects in the brown region there near the border between russia and ukraine. let's get into a little bit about what we know. so far about those suspected terrorists who are responsible. so there have been a number of posts all across social media that we've seen. and those individuals claim to be members of a group known for engaging and military activities against russia. now, notably, while their nationality is russian, they are based in ukraine and have a history of carrying out attacks against russians as they notably took responsibility for the murder of daria duke and back in august. now, there are also s

i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the hour. welcome to the program. we start with the latest news from the don bass, where ukrainian forces have hit residential buildings and don, that's leaving to teenage boys injured. ortiz, roman coast, europe brings the report from the side of the attack. 3 civilians were wounded as a result of ukrainian artillery schilling here hinder nest. 2 of those civilians were children, 2 boys, 12 and 13 years old. were here at the scene right now. you can see the house is almost completely had destroyed. everything inside is upside down. investigators were working on the scene and they discovered remains of a shell. now there are clear markins here and numbers and the english letter s right here, which she clearly indicates that nato made weapons were used once again, against peaceful civilians. here in the next little year old boy was in his bed during the shilling he was probably on his telephone, playing games like the kids like to do these days after the shilling he managed to get up from his bed bugs huron, as far as

and in the russian regions, i should say, leaving the civilians dead to rachel blevins is joining us in the studio. and just to my way to give us the very latest on this breaking the particular we have agreed that the african union from now one will be a full fledged member. and i'll bet you 20. like the european union at least that has been.

i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. and we begin with the latest from china's 2 sessions event, where beijing foreign minister said he hopes the will embrace strategic independence from the u. s. after the end of the conflict and ukraine, adding that the west is currently escalating the conflict and pursuing its own agenda while undermining china's proposed piece plan. landed ukrainian crisis come to a critical juncture when you choose either to stop hostilities, restoring peace or to fuel the fire and expand the crisis. letting the situation get out of control conflicts, y'all. sanctions and pressure cannot solve the problem. regrettably efforts for peace talks have been repeated, the undermined there seems to be an invisible hand pushing the pro traction. an escalation of the conflict using the ukraine crisis to serve a certain geo political agenda shed that she all the while the us fully supports ukraine, china's foreign minister says that washington, simultaneously disrespects chinese sovereignty sanchez intensified

i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories from this week. and today. welcome to the program. the leader of the private military company, the wagner group sat on friday. the russian forces have nearly completely surrounded the ukrainian held city of archie mosque also known as bach moon, and the doughnuts grew public. he issued a public address to ukraine's president's zalinski, telling him to let his severely weakened troops abandon their positions should go walk. the city is essentially surrounded. whereas earlier we were fighting against a professional ukrainian army. now we are seeing more and more elderly men and boys, they last just a day or 2 in the fighting. let them leave here safely. this comes after a number of advances by russian troops in the area. the ukrainian army has reportedly been destroying critical infrastructure, several bridges, and a dam to hinder the russian encirclement of the city of archie moss. a number of unverified videos have also appeared online, where ukrainian troops and foreign mercenaries are seen leaving the embattled city mostly by foot.

of course, following what's happened that america and my colleague rachel blevins. i spoke with an economics professor who believes the phoebe crisis will damage the u. s. economy. more than most people think. at this point, what you have is a mixture of fear and panic, panic for those who have our long histories of knowing that the government always assures us in the middle, middle of the crisis, that all will be well. and many times that turns out to be bad advice, dangerous to follow if you are someone involved in finance and for the rest of us, we're waiting to see whether the proverbial other shoe will fall. how far this will spread, how deep the roots are. is this a problem of a few banks? is this the problem of the entire financial and banking sector? we don't know, but i can assure you of at least 2 or 3 things. number one, the most dynamic sector of the u. s. economy is high technology. and that is the sector most damaged by the lay offs of the last 6 months, over half a 1000000. and now this collapse in their credit and banking system. it's going to be ver

thank you very much for sharing your time with all of us here in moscow. rachel blevins at this desk at the top of the hour. i do hope you can join us. ah, ah, hello, i'm manila chan you are tuned into modus operandi. so he has no political pedigree . is the child of immigrants to the u. k. he's a political science as the youngest prime minister in modern british history. but is richie soon act rise to power as storied as base say this week we'll take a look at the 1st person of color to hold the prime minister ship in the u. k. all right, let's get into the low. the me . in the fall of 2022, the u. k was reeling from the death of their beloved queen elizabeth and skyrocketing inflation met with tumble in the market as tore pm liz trust implemented a disastrous financial plan for britain. she resigned from her post just 6 weeks after replacing forest johnson as prime minister. so who's in 10 downing street now? none other than the man who lost to liz truss re she's soon back. now the child, the immigrants of indian heritage is heralded by the media as sort of this immigrant rags to r

you're an aussie international thanks so much for joining us here, but try not to go too far. rachel blevins is here soon with all the story to take you into the evening hours on this friday. but from me, rory sushi in the anti news team here. it's been a pleasure and thanks for joining us.

in asi international thanks so much for joining us here, but try not to go too far. rachel blevins is here soon with all the story to take you into the evening hours on this friday. but from me, rory, sushi, the entire news team here. it's been a pleasure and thanks for joining with ah, i'm sorry, no hughes. and on this edition of $360.00 view, we're going to zoom in at the term masculinity. and a cultural concept of mailing is like strength, morality, courage. and so it isn't friday assertiveness in the present day, deserved to be labeled hufton. ah huh. thank you for joining us. you know, the evolution of the role of men throughout history has been extraordinary. history tells us stories of leaders like achilles, king leon itis. i interest loma, and peter, the great men whose work was not always good for all mankind, but who rarely failed at their goals and usually committed the actions of thousands . but how would the leaders of to day stack up? well, history speak the same of the great power of justin trudeau, the commanding presence of a man or a crown, or the incredible intellig

this has been the traditional sunday weekly program, but i am stepping away from here for rachel blevins. she'll be at the desk in half an hour's time. i do hope you've enjoyed rachel at the top of the while. most of us think that sy fy films are merely fantasy. there are those who try to push the limits of technology in the human body to make those fantasies. reality. bio hackers are those want to hack their bodies and minds using scientific and technological advances to modify their own bodies and push the limits of human biology. this includes using technologies to optimize and augment the body and also drugs to expand the mind, smart drugs, or new tropics as an emerging markets that claim to make you smarter. enhanced memory as making more efficient. in essence, bio hackers are helping to test our limits and are constantly pushing the boundaries when it comes to trying to upgrade us as human. i'm christy, and you're watching the cost of everything we're today. we're going to be exploring the world of bio hacking. and if this is simply a trend or the next big movement me, the bio hack

i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. ah, chinese president, she's in pain, landed in moscow on monday for a 3 day summit that began with a one on one informal chat with russian president vladimir putin. the headline bilateral meeting is set for tuesday, where the 2 leaders will discuss a range of topics including the roadmap for a multi polar world president, she who came to russia on his 1st international trip after his re election. so the 2 countries are strategic partners with historic types. i, person putin, i've always referred to you as my dear friend, is such a great pleasure for me to receive your invitation and to visit russia once again on a stay visit. especially since this event happens right after my re election as president of the people's republic of china. and i chose in russia as my 1st foreign visit. china attaches great importance to developing brush at china relations, considering that there is a historical logic behind this. we are the largest neighboring states and we have a comprehensive, strategic

hi rachel blevins . here with the latest news. welcome to the program. ah, china's president has outlined a comprehensive strategic partnership with russia as a future benchmark of relations between states. she's in pain, summed up the current state of play as he embarked on an official visit to the country, the chinese leader that vladimir put non what is his 1st international trip following his reelection. i, person putin, i've always referred to you as my dear friend, is such a great pleasure for me to receive your invitation and to visit russia once again on a state visit. especially since this event happens right after my reelection as president of the people's republic of china, and i chosen russia as my 1st foreign visit. china attaches great importance to developing brush at china relations, considering that there is a historical logic behind this. we are the largest neighboring states and we have a comprehensive, strategic partnership and friendship. it is this status that compels us to establish close ties and relations in terms of russia and c

i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of be our welcome to the program. and moscow has agreed to extend the black sea grant agreement, but only for 60 days in order to assess whether the west will prove it's ready to fulfill both parts of the package. russia is deputy foreign minister, highlighted that it's commodities entering the market, are supposed to be part of the deal as well. the comprehensive and frank conversation has once again confirmed that while the commercial exported ukrainian products is carried out at a steady pace, bringing considerable profits to kiev restrictions on the russian agricultural exports as a stunning place. how far the stones were, we determined upon tangible progress on the normalization of our agricultural exports. not in woods, but in deeds. for more details on this last cross live now to archie, contributor rachel mars that rachel is good to see you. now, what are the russian concerns which led to the choice to only extend the deal for 60 days? so this deal is supposed to allow grain from both russia and ukraine to get

this is the r t international i. rachel blevins. here with the latest news. welcome to the program or moscow has condemned the u. k. move to supply ukraine with toxic depleted uranium ammunition. as a serious step towards escalating the conflict. the russian foreign minister pointed out the devastating long term health effects on civilians and military from the use of those weapons in iraq and yugoslavia. it's a shock. this is a step towards a serious build up of escalation city statements by western colleagues that it's okay, nothing is forbidden. we don't violate in the conventions, but we all remember what consequences the use of depleted uranium supplies lead to in yugoslavia, iraq were tens of thousands of civilians and military personnel suffered from the use of this ammunition. young, the moral depleted uranium rounds have been previously used by western militaries against armor vehicles and tanks. thus, this by grave environmental and health concerns. russia foreign ministry warned of the impact of using the ammunition. food cheaply meaning shall was

i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program is now day 2 of the chinese presidents visit to moscow. she's in pain and vladimir putin had wrapped up talks after signing numerous bilateral agreements . ah, the chinese president has praised bilateral ties between russia and china. and so the 2 countries are guided by principles within the un charter, and that they stand on the right side of history. dead walker language either chinese russian ties have gone far beyond bilateral relations over the last and years, and all of crucial and vital importance for today's world order and the fate of mankind. our contacts and cooperation are advanced on the principle of friendship. a relationship is built on contributing to the progress of mankind were guided by the principles in the un charter and a day to an unbiased view were always ready for peace and dialogue. we firmly stand on the right side of history. i count on continuing close contacts with president putin and on long term at china, russia relations stronger the same. it came as the 2 leaders delivered comm

i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories and be our welcome to the program. american tax dollars funded the research that led to the creation of the corona virus and the copay pandemic. that revelation came during the latest hearings in washington into the origin of cobit 19, and it flies in the face of the mainstream us narrative, led by doctor anthony found she dr. robert redfield, former director of the us centers for disease control and prevention, testified before members of congress, but the national institute of health could be behind the creation of the deadly virus. do you think that doctor found she intentionally lied under oath to senator paul when he vehemently denied an age his funding of gain of function research? i think there's no doubt that n i h was funding in a function research. is it likely that american tax dollars funded the gain of function research? i created this virus. i think you did on only from an age put from the state department usa idea and from doing well, red field testified that early on he believe the virus had been engine

i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories from this week. and today, welcome to the program and the leader of the private military company. the wagner group sat on friday that russian forces have nearly completely surrounded the ukrainian house city of archie. a mosque also known as bach mood and the donuts grew public. he issued a public addressed ukraine's president zalinski, telling him to let his severely weakened troops abandon their positions. with go walk, the city is essentially surrounded. worse earlier, we were fighting against a professional ukrainian army. now we're seeing more and more elderly men and boys . they last just a day or 2 in the fighting. let them leave here safely. the ukrainian army has reportedly been destroying infrastructure and local villages in an attempt to stop the encirclement of r t. m offs. demolishing nearly every bridge that leads to the city, r t. s e. garage it on up as been following the wagner groups advanced in the region and has the latest we are very epicenter, the wagner's company's own slaughte