we sure do have our unique russian society, a society that embraces many ethnicities and faiths, and successful individuals. both armenians and azerbaijan, illustrated during that russia is truly a land of opportunities. they are all responsible, well respected and responsible members of our society. we fully understand that on russian soil, they have to follow the laws of the russian federation was, as you know, that russia, any kind of hate fueled behavior or something like that towards an ethnic group is against the law. it's absolutely unacceptable in our country and our fellow citizens, both armenians and azerbaijanis know that's very well and actually behave very at the responsibly to restructure that. sounded like a warning. no, cause i'm just stating facts. it's just the fact it's good. they really do banks very responsibly. you know, there were some incidents, very beginning of the recent tragic events. but as you know, a lot of the anybody just going to be, we put a stop to it very fast with the computer on the let's talk about our helicopter. that was shot down by the, by

will see a willingness to certainly extend dialogue both with the russian government and with russian society. one of the other elements in the paper that i think is strong is that it makes the point that dealing with russia as it is now means not being restrictive to only official discussions and negotiations, but keeping people to people contacts, extending education exchanges, the whole package of our society to society relationship. and you will see more reliance and coordination with the transatlantic alliance in coping with russia, so it will be a stronger foreign policy because it will not be america alone. it will be, again, america with its european partners. it is clear now that it's been announced or at least discussed publicly, that anthony b linken will be the secretary of state. he has been clear on all these elements of a biden foreign policy and the russia element of that. ambassador herbst: thank you. sandy, there is a question about what should happen with open skies and with start treaty negotiations. clearly, the administration will be more supportive of arms control than

norms, really and stand was russian civil society, which is bravely said and again against president vladimir putin's posse, authoritarian system. that's the mindset of the next president that's going to be dealing with russia. not hopeful in my mind because it's a, it's a bit hard to say, although i agree with you, generally speaking, i mean, think about when, when the biden obama team came into the white house in 2009, the 1st one, the 1st absolutes, do have hillary clinton go and when that big red button robin said, let's press the reset button. and it was clear that the obama and the obama biden ministration were hopeful that there would be an improvement in u.s. russian relations. in other words, it's not an existential ideological orientation. on the part of i didn't, what's changed is the political atmosphere in the united states. since 2009, such that anyone who speaks up in favor of an improvement in u.s. russian relations will be tarred as some, some kind of puppet, for putin or, or a proxy for the kremlin. and so i think the language on the campaign trail may well reflect

what we should do is to resist russian aggression in every domain by among other things, strengthen nato and harding society against political interference and cyber threats and with ukraine and georgia and now belarus. we need to raise the cost for russian aggressive behavior to the point we can retake the initiative and begin to change putin's calculus. but as we push back, we also need to stabilize the relationship through dialog, through arms control, there may still be a few areas where we can find common ground with russia, such as nonproliferation, counterterrorism, slowing climate change, dealing with future pandemics, but in saying all this, we also know there's no quick fixes. one of our conclusions is we need to be patient, and firm in our principles. putin may be in power for another 10 or 16 years or maybe more, and he may choose to maintain political control by perpetuating the narrative of a hostile west, determined to weaken russia and deny it's rightful place in the world and stabilizing the relationship may be the most we can achieve in the near and the immediate term, but we shouldn't be

society. what happens if russians, putin, a sombrero switches off this system? we have no defense. how do you defend yourself if you just have this cards that doesn't function cache support? if it option and the which attracts young people is what they see in china. nations where you use these to truly citizen. because if your have a system with you have a technology cameras, you have a technology, artificial intelligence are going to be young. people don't like that. erickson also believes that it's important for digital natives to have access to cash. and he's annoyed by the fact that it seems the coronavirus is being used as a pretext for the switch to a cashless society. but there is no proof whatsoever that cash is carrying that type of threat. it's easier for me with people saying we dislike cash because we cause it's a good solid argument. i could respect. but these type of arguments for me is not particularly impressive. ericsson tells me that sweden has passed legislation obliging banks to provide certain cash services from 2021 to struggle between cash or card payments ha

society. what happens if russians, putin, a sombrero switches off the system? we have no defense. how do you defend yourself if you just have this course that doesn't function cache support? if it option. and the 3rd one which young people is what they see in china and nations where you use these truly citizen. because if you're have a system, you have a technology, you have a technology, artificial intelligence are going to be young, people don't like that. eriksson also believes that it's important for digital natives to have access to cash. and he's annoyed by the fact that it seems the coronavirus is being used as a pretext for the switch to a cashless society. but there is no proof whatsoever that cash is carrying that type of threat. it's people saying we cash because we cause it's respect. but these type of arguments for me, it's not particularly impressive. erikson tells me that sweden has passed legislation obliging banks to provide certain cash services from 2021 to struggle between cash or card payments has become fiercer due to code it. electronic payments are easy, qu

society. what happens if russians in a sombrero switches off the system? we have no defense. how do you defend yourself if you just have this course that doesn't function cache support? if it option. and the 3rd one which young people is what they see in china. and nations where you use these 2 truly because if you're have a system, you have a technology, you have a technology, we're going to be young. people don't like that. eriksson also believes that it's important for digital natives to have access to cash. and he's annoyed by the fact that it seems the coronavirus is being used as a pretext for the switch to a cashless society. proof that cash is carrying me with cash because it's a big impression on tells me that sweden has passed legislation obliging banks to provide certain cash services from 2021. the struggle between cash or card payments has become fiercer due to code it. electronic payments are easy, quick, and feel safe for banks and payment service providers, lucrative. the data broker industry is in turn, making huge revenues and penetrating our minds in ways w

society. the penetration by russian and soviet intelligence of america with a deep and long-standing to go back to the 1930s and united states congressman on their payroll in the thirties. and the guy was selling the soviet surprise of the day and holding public hearings and with those aging influence very specific definition someone of power and authority despite public opinion and public policy and the state department of the soviet spy. they had a spy inside the justice department foreign agent registration division and spies in the seventies and eighties and nineties. and with the fbi and cia. and they destroyed the perception of what was going on in russia you can count the number of successful cia penetrations of soviet russia and present-day russia and two hands with fingers left over. without that kind of intelligence gathering we would be surprised as we were surprised by the russian attack on the 2016 election as we would be surprised by what they will do to us in the next five weeks. i want people to read this book to understand the threat to our democracy. >> the most stunning chapt

society. result of russian aggression, by the way. i would like to underline here this is probably the first time in ukraine's history that there was a change of president and government, and the parliament last year. the call of major integration last year has not been challenged for a while. when we're talking about the nato membership, we are not suggesting something brand-new or extraordinary. as you know, ukraine and georgia will become nato members. the membership action plan [indiscernible] which we can see, ukraine and georgia as our next logical step in the european integration. this is mentioned as the next step for ukraine and georgia on their path to membership. as a result, we expect with the application of this policy, would not be selective. georgia and ukraine actually should be a roadmap to the membership, and amongst other should be a roadmap to the membership, and amongst other things, i think it's important to mention that this policy will encourage georgia and ukraine to improve their democratic practices and adva

society. what happens if russians to off the system. we have a new defense. how do you defend yourself if you just have these cards that doesn't function cache support? if it option. and the 3rd one which attracts a lot of young people is what they see in china and some of the nations where you use these 2. true us citizen, because if your have a system with card, you have a technology of cameras, you have a technology, real artificial intelligence. you are really going to be checked. young people don't like that. eric song also believes that it's important for digital natives to have access to cash. and he's annoyed by the fact that it seems the coronavirus is being used as a pretext for the switch to a cashless society. but there is no proof whatsoever that cash is carrying that type of threat. it's easier for me with people saying we dislike cash because we cause it's a good solid argument. i could respect. but these type of arguments for me is not particularly impressive. eric some tells me that sweden has passed legislation obliging banks to provide cert

society. the penetration by russian and soviet intelligence, american government, has been deep and long-standing going back to the 1930s. they had the united states congressman on their payroll in the 1930s, go down to the lower side of manhattan and to be standing at the plaza today. this guy was selling the soviet spies of the day, fake passports and holding public hearings, targeting the enemies of america. as an agent of influence, very specific definition. somewhat someone in a position r or authority can sway public opinion, public policy in russia's favor. you can think of many others throughout the years, alger hiss at the state department was a soviet spy. they had a spot inside the justice department's foreign agency registration division named judith copeland. they had spies of the treasury, more spice and the state department. they had spies at the oss, and wartime civilian intelligence service. they had spies in the '70s and '80s and '90s running soviet counterintelligence at the fbi and the cia. they cleaned our clock and they distorted american perceptions of what was going on in

russian forces to protest. he's currently working on an exhibition about civil society and bella roosts. he says that he was politicized as a young man by an encounter with some german punks who were visiting bella. ruth and listen to the sex pistols were basically wyo sukhumi. and they talked about freedom and civil rights and i was talking to the music we were kids in the city. and all of a sudden we discovered another culture of these punk should me that there was another world out there. totally different from the 100 new york. there was a kind of break stopping society from developing we were constantly told what to do and what not to do. and we had to follow her apparatus. the relationship between state the individual today is something he often examines in his work at the peace projection paranoia shrine integrates text written by the r.a.f. terrorists recombine, hoff good explored how far political resistance could go to hopes that his work will resonate in bella. ruse to see myself as a bridge between or live in minsk. something happens there, a preacher between berlin, the bell

russian forces belongs to protest. he's currently working on an exhibition about civil society and bella ruse. he says that he was politicized as a young man by an encounter with some german punks who were visiting dello, russo and listen to the sex pistols were basically was so cool. and they talked about freedom and civil rights and that was actually new for us. we were kids in the city and all of a sudden we discovered another culture and shewed me that there was another world out there as well as where you were totally different from the 100 new border. there was a kind of break stopping society from developing. we were constantly told what to do and what not to do. and we had to follow her apparatus. the relationship between the state and the individual today is something he often examines in his work. the piece, projection paranoia shrine integrates texts written by the r.a.f. terrorist rico meinhof, who explored how far political resistance could go hopes that his work will resonate in bella ruse to see myself as a bridge between berlin in case something happens there. a bridge between

austerity the ideology decimating the weakest of society for the economic mismanagement of the rich and powerful and may be consigned to history and the russian german gas pipeline opposed by washington and european capitals. counting the cost on al-jazeera. a secret agent claimed by both israel and egypt well in the case of who receives such a walk all of the village will always assume the worst truth or lies fact or fiction basile the documents are for the people far that goes to the underdogs al-jazeera world tells the story of a man of many secrets i shook my one death of a super spy on al-jazeera. for 4 weeks america in goal didn't protest every day all over the u.s. even as the country faces the continued threat of a deadly pandemic. and it morphed into a movement calling for police reforms sometimes it was violent. but mostly it was peaceful we asked people to describe what america is now feeling i think people want change. and i think people are willing to do whatever it takes to get there on friday billions of people in america are expected to celebrate what's called june 13th and unofficial holiday commemorating the end of slavery i

society. what happens if the russians off the system? we have no defense. how do you defend yourself if that doesn't function cache suppose option and which young people is what they see in china? nations where you use these 2, true us citizen. because if your have a system, you have a technology of cameras, you have a technology, artificial intelligence really going to be young. people don't like that. eric song also believes that it's important for digital natives to have access to cash. and he's annoyed by the fact that it seems the coronavirus is being used as a pretext for the switch to a cashless society. there is no proof whatsoever that cash is carrying that type of threat. people saying we cash because it's a fake. but these type of pressure and some tells me that sweden has passed legislation obliging banks to provide certain cash services from 2021 to struggle between cash or card payments has become fiercer, due to cope with electronic payments are easy, quick and feel safe for banks and payment service providers, lucrative. the data broker indu

like was -- and there was some truth to this -- the upper classes of british society, would be nice if the germans and russians and if the germans won, it was ok with them. there was very little in the newspapers, we have to help our allies, the russians. this was after molotov. after that, the russians got attacked, the brits did nothing to help them. he felt they really hated the communists and they were going to do whatever they could to get rid of them. by that time, he was a communist. when you first joined, he was not. by then, he had gone full into it. >> he became a real true believer. true believer. completely. he he was always talking about it two friends at the time, open about being a communist when he was first there's a young student in bristol in edinburgh. one of the daughters there, she said, you go to the movies with him and the whole way back and forth he will be telling you about communism he didn't keep it a secret, he did later but not been. >> moving along in your story klaus fuchs begins work, he is a very good scientists and he begins working for the british in britain on the early pro

austerity the ideology decimating the weakest of society for the economic mismanagement of the rich and powerful and may be consigned to history and the russian german gas pipeline opposed by washington and european capitals. cutting the cost on al-jazeera. i mean his prime minister says a deal has been signed to end his country's war with as a by john in the disputed region like outback. hello i money and saeed this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up sacked via twitter donald trump announces an unceremonious exit for his defense secretary saying he's been terminated. drug giant pfizer says its covert $900.00 vaccine looks to be 90 percent effective.

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society, of the planet and nature. good afternoon. my name's marianna muntianu and i'm president of the russian climate fund. >> her work has long since expanded beyond planting trees. together with other environmental activists, she puts out her own podcast in a bid to get the message out to more people. she's also developed a mobile game app called "plant the forest." the aim is to promote interest in the wellbeing of trees. income from the app goes to plant new saplings. marianna: the gamer has to collect points, which then allow him to plant trees. the idea is to inspire users so that they stop being indifferent towards our trees, and so that they want to help with reforestation. >> back to the forest on the outskirts of moscow. it's time for lunch. in the past 10 years, marianna muntianu and her helpers have planted more than a million trees. that's the equivalent of around 1300 soccer fields. a large number of volunteers of all ages have helped to make that possible. last year, she was selected by the united nations for the young champion of the earth award. right nearby, she shows us some other young trees from her project that

austerity the ideology destination the weakest of society $3.00 economic mismanagement of the british incompetence and maybe consigned to history and the russian german gas pipeline imposed by washington and european capitals. counting the cost on al-jazeera. the number 2 stories from asia in the pacific on al-jazeera. order. this is al jazeera great writer of the top stories this hour democratic presidential nominee joe biden is addressing his supporters in his home state of delaware late on friday he's still not declaring victory but says he will eventually win the presidential election the race remains sickles to call this out but as donald trump trails behind he has vowed to challenge the results bisons ahead in the key battleground states of pennsylvania georgia and nevada. early celebrations have been held by biden's forces across the country several rallies have been helped to back president on from i don't supporters have been responding to the false claims that democrats are trying to steal the election. as i mentioned that president top house falsely declared victory multiple times in fact since election day also allege imports are f

peaceful transitions of care, how smooth governing is, how well the societies around how easy it is to run an election. as a gift to the russians, as a gift to 80 democrats anyway. and he isn't behaving like an autocrat at the moment, ignoring the basic fact that he did not get enough votes in the right places to win this election. i think it can be on a dime with a record of good democratic practice over the next 4. i take nice, you know, it's not going to work or i've a night just because joe biden has won. the reputation of the united states would be immediately sort of changed. but if you look at the pew surveys, that the base surveys on international opinion on the united states of america is that historically we live in many of its ally nations. the papers of those nations have not being tied can by donald trump's attitude to democracy is energy to the rule of law in his attitude to the rest of the world. so america has a, you know, a lot of rebuilding today. but when i came in in 2009, that being here again, joe biden isn't barack obama. there is, i think a strong scenes that he has, that america needs to mean fences. ap

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austerity the ideology decimating the weakest of society for the economic mismanagement of the rich and powerful and maybe consigned to history and the russian german gas pipeline opposed by washington and european capitals. cutting the cost on al-jazeera. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving tools supplies and training to help the world's most vulnerable people uniting across borders to speed up the development of tests treatments and of that seed keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the ward and in the lab now more than ever the world needs w.-h. on making a healthier world for you. that everyone. a moment of reflection at church for us president elect joe biden as he pivots to building a plan for his incoming administration. donald trump after another day on the golf course is still refusing to concede defeat citing the legal challenges and recounts . either in the campaign al this is live from doha also coming up. is there is celebrate after their government announces the capture of the city of the disputed.

austerity the ideology decimation of the weakest of society for the economic mismanagement of the british and powerful to be consigned to history and the russian german gas pipeline opposed by washington and european capitals. cutting the cost on al-jazeera. i mean his prime minister says a deal has been signed to end his country's war with azerbaijan in the disputed region like outback. hello i money and saeed this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up sacked via twitter donald trump announces an unceremonious exit for his defense secretary saying he's been terminated. drug giant pfizer says its covert 19 vaccine looks to be 90 percent effective sparking hope that the global outbreak can be brought under control. president elect joe biden is still warning of a dog when to head off to the u.s. infection count pos it's 10000000. we begin with breaking news in the conflict between azerbaijan and armenia in the disputed region of the going to cut back on me as prime minister has announced just in the last hour or so he signed a deal with azerbaijan and russia to end the war nicole delivered the news via a statement on his facebook page sayi

austerity the ideology decimation of the weakest of society for the economic mismanagement of the rich and powerful may be consigned to history and the russian german gas pipeline opposed by washington and european capitals. counting the cost on al-jazeera. has reshaped ethiopia and want to nobel peace prize now all they are met is facing a leadership test as he starts an offensive against the taker a region so just what are the causes of tension there and is ethiopia heading for civil war this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm homage to gray's leaders have dominated ethiopia's ruling coalition of ethnically based parties for decades but after i became prime minister in 2018 they refused to join his single party alliance they've also resisted his sweeping reforms and in september they went ahead with local elections defying obvious decision to suspend polls because of coronavirus he now says his patience has run out with a great he's ordered a military operation in the region after accusing the t p l f of attacking federal troops an accusation denied by the group's it's feared the feud could lead to the breakup of ethiopi

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austerity the ideology decimation of the weakest of society for the economic us not in front of the rich and powerful may be consigned to history and the russian german gas pipeline opposed by washington and european capitals. cutting the cost on al-jazeera. talk to a motorist there are school realistically how can you do it institutionalize corruption and discount true we listen if this breaks up and real conflict between august on and india this has implications for the rest of the world we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories the back to 000. confidence is building among joe biden supporters as he inches closer to the white house expanding his narrow lead over double trump. money inside this is al jazeera line from doha also coming up. georgia one of the states still too close to call is set for a recount and legal battles. continues to make baseless allegations of widespread fraud in states like pennsylvania which officials.

end of austerity the ideology decimating the weakest of society $3.00 economic mismanagement of the bridge and maybe consigned to history and a russian german gas pipeline opposed by washington and european capitals. counting the cost on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera. hello i'm adrian for the good and this is that you solve live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes our work to get through getting covert under control us president elect joe biden outlines his top priority is he thanks americans for electing him the 46 president. to make america respected around the world again biden promises to change the way the u.s. is handling world affairs as leaders around the globe applaud.

the ideology decimating the weakest in society for the economic going to stand in front of the rich and powerful and they be consigned to history and the russian german gas pipeline opposed by washington and european capitals. counting the cost on al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. sneeze and hero. welcome back well joe biden is continuing on his trajectory getting closer to the 270 electoral college votes needed to make him the next president of the united states overtaking donald trump in 2 key states we've been watching pennsylvania and georgia based on associated press projections biden has secured 264 electoral college votes so far donald trump is on 214 and he needs those children pennsylvania to reach that 270 vote threshold meanwhile donald trump and his campaign to continue to allege of voter fraud accusing the democrats of trying to steal the election republican national committee chairwoman has joined him in questioning the integrity of the vote saying legal teams are on the ground following several allegations of voting irregularities want to focus on georgia now one of those key states where the race is extremely tigh