s. c. e. 's office for democratic institutions and human rights reported that from 2019 to 2020 a tax against christians rose by 70 percent in europe in total out of $4008.00, so called descriptive cases of intolerance and discrimination. 980 were hate crimes against christian, more than any other religious group on that continent. hate crime reporting includes physical salts against christians and murders, as well as graffiti and vandalism, against places of worship, the desecration of cemeteries in arson attacks against churches. for example, frances witness arise and arson attacks against churches and in scotland. churches have gone so far as to tap into a hate crime fun to improve security measures. according to the o. s. c. e. hate crimes against christians are influenced by a number of factors including the minority or majority status in a given territory. the level of recognition of a particular religious group in a given country or political and media focus on these groups at a particul

s. c. e. 's office for democratic institutions and human rights reported that from 20192020 attacks against christians rose by 70 percent in europe in total, out of $4008.00, so called descriptive cases of intolerance and discrimination. 980 were hate crimes against christian, more than any other religious group on that continent. hate crime reporting includes physical assaults, against christians, and murders, as well as graffiti and vandalism, against places of worship, the desecration of cemeteries in arson attacks against churches. for example, frances witness arise and arson attacks against churches and in scotland. churches had gone so far as to tap into a hate crime fun to improve security measures. according to the o. s. c. e. hate crimes against christians are influenced by a number of factors including the minority or majority status in a given territory. the level of recognition of a particular religious group in a given country or political and media focus on these groups at a parti

s. c. e. hate crimes against christians are influenced by a number of factors including the minority or majority status in a given territory. the level of recognition of a particular religious group in a given country or political and media focus on these groups at a particular moment. the organization flex data from states, government statistics, civil society international organizations, including the you and hcr and o. s. c, e, 's missions, b o, d i h r database which is updated annually. it's considered the largest of its kind worldwide. another organization which monitors religious freedom named the observatory of intolerance and discrimination against christians in europe or oh, idea, see believes the number of hate crimes against christians are much higher than what the o. s. c has reported. the group says that under a dozen countries in europe report data related to hate crimes against christian and that of the $136.00 civil society organizations that provide simila data. only 8 consi

s. c. e. hate crimes against christians are influenced by a number of factors including the minority or majority status in a given territory. the level of recognition of a particular religious group in a given country or political and media focus on these groups at a particular moment. the organization flex data from states, government statistics, civil society international organizations, including the you and hcr and o. s. c, e, 's missions, b o, d i h r database which is updated annually is consider the largest of its kind worldwide. another organization which monitors religious freedom named the observatory of intolerance and discrimination against christians in europe or o idea. he believes the number of hate crimes against christians are much higher than what the o. s. e has reported. the group says that under a dozen countries in europe report data related to hate crimes against christian and that of the $136.00 civil society organizations that provide simila data. only 8 consistently

s. c, e are important because they bring ukraine to the table. and both leaders have been extensively discussing ukraine, essentially without ukraine being at the table. so i think that's very important. and putin has wanted talks all along, experts say, so if that's what he wanted, than, than, that's what he'll be getting in january, a whole range of talks. ok, we'll be looking forward to your comments on the question in the weeks to come. the w correspondent, emily sure, when, thanks so much. let's take a look now at some of the latest developments in the pandemic. frances public health agency says on the chron has become the dominant corona virus drain in the country. french authorities registered a major surgeon infections in the past few days. ireland has joined a number of countries cutting the oscillation period. for some people with coven, 19 authorities are also relaxing requirements for tests after a record number of cases overwhelmed testing facilities. hong kong has recorded it's 1st community transmission in about 3 months. authority

s. c, e are important because they bring ukraine to the table. and both leaders have been extensively discussing ukraine, essentially without ukraine being at the table. so i think that's very important. and putin has wanted talks all along, experts say, so if that's what he wanted, than, than, that's what he'll be getting in january, a whole range of talks. okay, we'll be looking forward to your comments on the question in the weeks to come to w correspondent, emily sure, when thanks so much around the world, people are getting ready to welcome the new year in new york city. preparations are in full swing organizers illuminated and sent up the famous times square ball several times to make sure it was working. ball contains thousands of lights and crystals on friday night. they will lower the ball during the count down. new york city will ring in 2022 in time square with a scaled back celebration, as planned, despite record members of cope 19 infections and see and despite this being the 2nd year of corona virus restrictions, it was nevertheless

s. c e 's minced group. but the role of that organization remains to be seen because the basics of, of the conflict have been settled. now militarily, there is, there is a need for there to be a negotiation on a, on a comprehensive piece agreement, as well as a negotiation to demarcate. the boundaries of borders between us or by john and armenia, which are still on drawn. and it's russia that was able to insert in a communicate on november 26th when he hosted in sophie president. feel how molly of us are by john prime minister nickle pushing on of armenia to say that the 2 parties will begin negotiations and form working groups to, to delineate their border. and russia will help them. so russia has stepped in, it was, it was almost a 2000 person peacekeeping force on the ground. turkey is also as a smaller peacekeeping contingent. so there's sort of a natal presence, but the us is not absent. and you know, it's not clear to me what role the u. s. is going to play from here on out. i mean the south caucuses,

s. c e n c. and we discussed the most urgent and topical matters on the agenda of this organization. and this situation is quite that challenging. not complicated, and we're seeing the negative trends, what it is could be as opposed to you. so in terms of european security and cooperation, when you mine you, of course moves and you could, you missed it, but when there is an increasing understanding of making, they'll see more relevant through collaborative efforts by reviving it as the leading unifying organization in europe. teen affairs, we expressed are concerned about the attempts by a number of countries to impose their concept of a rules ways in order and effective from all to lateralism. new group was a boy sure which places and number of western countries above others. and in fact, there's another promote discriminant to reproach, the international affairs tourist hill. insisting on the need to abide by the international law, the sand abiding by the universal rules that are at the same qu

and governments have clearly states that no participants of the o s. c, e should insure the security by damaging security of others. so when stalsen berg made this high brow and arrogant statement that no one can reach the principal, the washington treaty in accordance with which doors are open for any candidate wishing to accede to nato, we can say that we are not party to this organization. we have not signed this treaty, but we have signed a broader pan regional euro atlantic documents that includes the principle of indivisible security. and if you installed some burg, believe the native members can ignore this principle that is enshrined in their documents that are the highest level than perhaps it is indeed time for him to get a different job. because he does not perform his functions very well. and he called for the formalization within the legal framework to prevent mat expanse in eastwards, and that a recent discussions had been actually quite positive that washington had listened to moscow's concerns. and at least a dialogue was happening. so at le

s. c, e representative on freedom of the media told us our request will be considered as soon as possible. russia has published a list of proposals for d, escalating tensions with nato that's made fears of a conflict in ukraine. among the demands are a scale back of military activity near russia's borders in the western defense alliance has already responded by saying it will consider the document, but any outcome will require input from ukraine. our senior correspondent, we're add gasdio reports on what moscow has been put forward. for years now. we've heard the same thing. oh, things have gone too far. a, we don't want war. we want to be friends for both nato and russia. but things keep getting worse, escalating the russia has taken its step publishing proposals for the us and nato, its wishlist for return to normality, something to start talking about. and it begins with a call to de escalate, to end the constant threats and true build ups which only lead to more of the same . the parties

celeste to prove the heads of states and governments of clearly states that no participants of the o s. c, e should insure their security by damaging security of others. so when yen stalsen, burke may this high brow and arrogance statement that no one can preach the principle the washington treaty in accordance with which doors open for any candidate wishing to accede to nato, we can say that we are not party to this organization. we have not signed this treaty, but we have signed a broader pan regional euro atlantic documents that includes the principle of indivisible security. and if you install some burg, believe nato members can ignore this principle that is enshrined in their documents without the highest level, then perhaps it is indeed time for him to get a different job because he does not perform his functions very well. more than half of people in the u. k. are too scared to say what they really think according to a new poll that found they're worried about being canceled bit by friends, colleagues or even family. marty shelley, i just, ashley has the story. cancer culture is silen

s. c. e, meeting in stock comin annual meeting in stock home. and laura will be taking that message again from vladimir putin that russia does not want ukraine joining nato. it does not want ukraine spreading. nato spreading its influence eastwards. it wants to keep it sphere of influence. of course, there's no indication of what ukraine or recognition or exceptions, what ukraine might want, but from russia's interest, it wants to keep the ukraine in its orbit and to keep up that pressure. russia has announce, is going to have a military maneuvers up to 10000 soldiers in 30 different locations when some maneuvers that in locations including the border with ukraine, the east and ukraine. southern border with bella rush about russia. as of the same time, russia accuses ukraine of deploying half its army under $25000.00 people, a lot towards the east to that border with russia. bernard smith, with a view for us from moscow. thank you so much, bennet while there's still plenty more and here this needs are including security or invasion of privacy. w

s. c. e's represent representative, i should say on the freedom of the media, told us our request will be considered as soon as possible. open you will become heroine, auntie international, including that of electricity costs in europe. they are just sky rocketing. but it comes off. the fronds shuts down full nuclear reactors, will to come to the same time. all russia is now looking east off to being snubbed by the e. u over energy issues. we have many more stories for you to still to come here are not said a back in just a moment. ah, [000:00:00;00] with to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy, even foundation, let it be an arms race in his on offense, very dramatic development, only personally and getting to resist idolatry. how that strategy will be successfully, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk a good way to join us here with us about that. i program on asi international right now. it's about quarter past 4 in the afternoon here at moscow at a huge rally is now taking place in central london where it's about quarter past 1 in the afternoo

s. c. e's representative on the freedom of the media told us our request will be considered as soon as possible. the u. k. supreme court has ruled that it was illegal for police to drop a probe into alleged torture committed by british soldiers in northern ard and back in 1970. 1 of the case relates to the troubles and hundreds of suspected iras members were detained, often without charge of 14 of those arrested was subjected to special interrogation techniques. these were later recognized as illegal a franchise mcguigan. now one of the 14 told us what happened to him. i was forced to stand against the wall finger tips and tip trolls. small mom back pushed and so my body was actually bold with this constant weight noise that commandment took over your brain. we were denied chile, we all show, were denied you should toilet. they took, remove my own clothes, put me in a boiler, shoot that boiler suit was may day, close my nice clothes and my toilet for 7 days. and that just went on and we're forced to stand against this wall with your finger tips and that in a stress position. the body only stand

to buy newton would equal union negotiations ended a peaceful settlement have started a special o s. c, e monitoring missionary course that key of his transferring troops and heavy arms, including artillery and armored vehicles to the eastern border. it is it with this comes amid a context of accusations from both sides about a troop build up. what i mean? both sigh is a rush, has been accused of a massive troops on his own territory, of course, but close to the ukrainian board room and accusations prepaying for an innovation of ukraine. and now ukraine is accused of doing the same thing. massing troops again on its own territory, but certainly creating tension and nerves for those on the front lines. and while no open comb critical incursion has occurred, this is worrying because of course the mid agreements prohibits of both. and the presence of foreign troops for an axis in the breakaway is not in the presence of artillery and tanks as maria is a call. it was said on now being moved to that line. so both sides are accusing each other of reaching the agreements, both politically and mil

we've done this in the post cold war era through the nato, russia, council, the o s. c, e, and other mechanisms. there's no reason we can't do that forward going forward, provided that we are operating in a context of de escalation rather than escalation. the united states, as we have been for some time, is also prepared to support efforts to advance the minsk agreement in support of the normandy format. this could include a ceasefire and confidence building measures that helps drive the process forward. as i said before, the discussion between president vine and president putin was direct and straightforward. there was a lot of give and take. there was no finger wagging, but the president was crystal clear about where the united states stands on all of these issues. we believe from the beginning of this administration that there is no substitute for direct dialogue between leaders. and that is true in spades when it comes to the us russia relationship. so president biden welcomed the opportunity to engage clearly and directly with president putin. indeed, as president bid

s. c. e's representative on freedom of the media told us our request will be considered as soon as possible. with ours, i know law enforcement say they are overwhelmed as hundreds of illegal migrants are crossing the border in yuma each and every day. earlier the county may impose a state of emergency to secure additional resources by dealing with the inflow of people. a local sheriff's have described the situation as chaos. not correspondent caleb martin, explains how it will go to here. arizona mexico border is buzzing with activity. 3000 migrants crossed just this weekend and the local sheriff says they are in a hurry. there were a lot of people who were planning to come here. but because of the new law they decided to come as soon as possible and now the widen administration. recently, reinstated, the trump administration policy of having asylum seekers remain in mexico waiting in mexico while their claims are considered. now the sheriff thinks that the administration's actions are fueling, the crisis, told us administration if they decided to in phoebe, it was going to cause these prob

s. c. e. let's go to a peter oliver correspond on this one. attend to the press conference, peter now the cost the a beers for diplomacy to win the day. no one's conflict. no rush has been so clear . all along is read lines. but to hear love rob basically saying today, the specter of war could be returning to europe. that was aim to shock to get george iowa. well, yes, of course, this is been ukraine. and the situation regarding ukraine's border with russia has been the main subject of this, oh se conference of taking place here in stockholm. in fact, the swedish foreign minister, as she opened proceeding said that ukraine would dominate this ministerial meeting . now, what we heard from said gala, for all of us, he spoke to the ministers all gathered before we went into a bilateral meeting with m. u. s. sector, state antony, blinking was that the united states was increasing the risks of real serious situation developing in europe if it continue to apply pressure on russia's borders . because

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so because of this, this is the result c, u s e u and 20 other countries including the u. k. japan and australia. say they are deeply concerned by our ports of former afghan soldiers and policemen been killed and disappeared. it follows accusations by human rights watch and other organizations includes $47.00, former members of the afghan national security forces. in a joyous statement released by the us state department, they said the alleged actions constitute serious human rights abuses and contradict the taliban announced amnesty at calling on the taliban to enforce the promised amnesty for former members of the afghan security forces and former government officials and they warn they'll measure the taliban by its actions. rob mcbride has more from the afghan capital. kabul, all stems from this human rights report that came out last week. detailing the a cases of more than a 100 members of the a for the security of forces of the previous administration. that since the takeover by the taliban have either been killed, it says or have simply disappeared. now it says says

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right, when she was blaming corporate c, e o. 's, she was blaming meat packers for all the price increases. joe biden and his administration have been blaming russia. saudi arabia, other, all these other nations. but our own money printer, again, he was behind getting the $2.00 trillion dollar debt selling raise. and again, just to remind everybody $2.00 trillion dollar debt ceiling increase, that is adding just out of thin air. another british economy to the entire global g d p, the u. k. economy is $2.00 trillion dollars. so they're adding 2.5 trillion to the global g d p. right, let's be clear over there. in turkey, the lira is crashing against the dollar because of the dollar being i barrier printed. and on top of that is thought like the hyper printing is distributed in an even away. it is distributed in a way where the oligarchs and monarchs and neil feudal masters in america get 99 percent of it. first. everyone else gets the bits and bobs at the tail end and the crash with their economy. so this is a financial part time the

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