serbia's novak djokovic has taken tennis to another level.ut when he landed in australia injanuary, bidding to become the most successful men's player ever, he sparked one of the biggest controversies in the history of the sport. australia cancelled his visa — twice. protests, a diplomatic stand—off, and an international outcry followed. why? because amid a pandemic in which millions have died, this elite sportsman refuses, on principle, to be vaccinated against covid—19. we've heard from presidents and prime ministers. rules are rules. and there are no special cases. we've heard from fans, campaigners, and his family. they are keeping him as a prisoner. it'sjust not fair, it's not human. the one person we haven't heard from is novak djokovic himself. until now. novak djokovic, thank you very much indeed for speaking to the bbc and to me. you've had an interesting few months, leading news bulletins around the world with your attempt to gain entry to australia and compete at the australian open. but you've kept mostly silent — until now. why h

we'll deal with susie. lydia, who should be the made a statement for that to serbia, should stop buying the gas natural gas from russia to start searching for alternatives ah, to russian gas what your isn't that an attempt to make so be a part of your sphere of influence or in attempt to destroy good and good neighbor, little relations between russia and serbia. if you really like the summary of the when the u. s. says the germans or to other europeans, are there to say, while you just don't know what you need to be seen, to establish your security to have to ensure a good security. you don't know what you need to order from some movies. that's okay. when you're more, you, at the motion luxury, i'm good at that and we are told where you knew so to you were she does or personally why that is russia trying to promote its own security initiatives? nothing is threatening you. somebody says, well, let's russia speech decide for itself at this house to insure its own security. oh, sure. because the example that i provided is very telling will not go bryce, because out of the entire variety of

we discussed the issue with russia's investors to serbia. who has nato's expansion has not brought substantial benefits for the countries that have most recently joint really need not. the extension of to the territories of the bull can country does not lead to greater security, but to new contradictions and threaten, you know, one of explain how these countries who benefit from joining nato. there was a lot of speculation that there will be unprecedented economic growth inflows of investments and so on. their specific situations. reality show that nothing is promise or the attempt to have serbia join. anti russian sanctions is more moderate than toward europe in union countries. but the policy continues. meanwhile, other high level talks have ended in washington with joe biden meeting german chancellor of shoulds. the discussions coming pressure on berlin to take a tougher stance on russia with the 2 leaders discussing the sanctions that would be imposed if russia were to go into ukraine and the future of the stall gas pipeline between russ

there are specific situations, reality show that nothing is promise or the attempt to have serbia join. anti russian sanctions is more moderate than toward europe in union countries, but the policy continues. meanwhile, other high level talks have ended in washington with joe biden meeting german chancellor, love schultz. the discussions come mid pressure on berlin to take a tougher stance on russia. with the 2 leaders discussing the sanctions that would be imposed a fresh word to go into ukraine and the future of a stalled gas pipeline between russia and germany and the press conference. following the talks, the u. s. president reiterated that noise stream to would not proceed if moscow toughened its position on the ukraine border. russia invasion that meas, tanks or troops crossing the the border of ukraine again and then there will the, we, there will be no longer a north stream to we. we will bring it in to us when we heard from the german chancellor and the u. s. president. they emphasized that the countries were working together in lock step as members of the nato alliance. now t

operating in the country am the european law, but r t to speed sat saying the permit it obtained in serbia made so requirements on his deputy deputy editor in chief, annabel can have joined my colleague barissi shade to discuss the situation via a license that was obtained with absolutely all courting european rules and regulations, according to the european convention on transferred to your television. and we are free to broadcast via that license in 30 plus territory across europe. they are saying that our tv productions, which is an entirely independent production company, is actually the tv channel of that broadcast from germany. and there's generally absolutely no broadcasting happening from berlin at all r t d e. the tv channel is oh broadcasting right here for moscow. in, in fact, there studios are essentially next door to where we're sitting here and we were here all launching the channel mid december. yet, nevertheless, the regulator is asking the production company to start broadcasting, which they are not even doing. and to do it not just on television, but to do it on the all t

there are specific situations, reality show that nothing is promised or the attempt to have serbia join. anti russian sanctions is more moderate than toward the europe in union countries, but the policy continues. thank you. so coffee tonight tracking this one, the matter of candidates capital cities declared a state of emergency sites, a serious threat to the safety of residents. their truck drivers have been protesting. and also for a tense consecutive day of vaccine mandates authorities, they reportedly detained several people and seize more than 3000 liters of petrol. it was being stored as reserves for the truck as during a crack done against the protest movement that happened sunday. the wrong. here's the. c so the police confiscated the fuel and other materials in an effort to try to end the truck has blockaded the city that has lasted 10 days. no. authorities threatened to arrest anyone providing supplies to those drivers. the protest is a proportionately been issued around a 100 citations for disturbing the peace, including using fireworks and causing noise pollution. we spoke

, by italians, by people from serbia, by people from bulgaria, by british people who were expressingarity. it feels great, but at the same time, we realise the governments are not doing enough quickly enough. we are gratefulfor doing enough quickly enough. we are grateful for the doing enough quickly enough. we are gratefulfor the world's doing enough quickly enough. we are grateful for the world's support, but the reaction is a little too slow. ., ., ., . but the reaction is a little too slow. ., ., ., ~ slow. olga kravachenko, thank you so much for speaking _ slow. olga kravachenko, thank you so much for speaking to _ slow. olga kravachenko, thank you so much for speaking to us _ slow. olga kravachenko, thank you so much for speaking to us on _ slow. olga kravachenko, thank you so much for speaking to us on newsday. | let's get some reaction now to president putin's announcement that he is putting russia's nuclear forces on high alert. it's been condemned in the strongest terms by the us. washington is calling this a dangerous escalation. here's our north america editor, sara smith

their specific situations. reality show that nothing is promise or the attempt to have serbia joined. anti russian sanctions is more moderate than toward europe in union countries. but the policy continues. i meanwhile, other high level talks have ended in washington with joe biden meeting. german chancellor, olaf shoulds the discussions come mid pressure on berlin to take a tougher stance on russia to, to discuss the sanctions that would be implemented if russian troops were to go into your grain and the future of russia's gas pipeline and a press conference following the talks the u. s. president reiterated that nordstrom too, would not proceed if moscow toughened its position on the ukraine and port. this russian vase that means tanks from troops crossing the on the border of ukraine. again, then there will be, there will be no longer a nor stream to we will bring an end when we heard from the german chancellor and the u. s. presidents are, they emphasized that the countries were working together in lock step as members of the nato alliance. ah, now they also spoke about alleged ru

a specific situations, realities that show that nothing is promised or the attempt to have serbia join anti russian sanctions is more moderate than toward the european union countries. but the policy continues. jaclyn, some of the wealthy stories tonight, fear the mayor of canada as capital cities declared a state of emergency. citing a serious threat to the safety of residence truck drivers, been protesting an auto for a 10th consecutive day of vaccine mandates. a thought is there reportedly detained several people and seeks more than 3000 liters. a petrol was being stored as reserved for the truck as during the year crack down against the protest movement that happened on sunday, on the wrong side of his mom. every time i . c so that his homestead to dot few and other materials in an effort drawn and the truck is located, the city has a say which is lost to 10 days. authorities are threatened to arrest anyone providing supplies to those drivers. the protest is reportedly been issued around a 100 citations sofa for disturbing the peace, including using fireworks and causing noise poll

being challenged point by point, particularly about, you know, the status and the people he met in serbia—up to the australian open. a lot was made of this as a big exclusive. a lot of viewers are wondering, were you both just a bit starstruck? i wasn't starstruck. i think i was more genuinely interested in what he had to say. i think it's also right and is kind of an interesting discussion point for this programme about the bbc and promoting our own journalism. and my view of someone at the coal face is that this was a genuine world exclusive. i think any news organisation around the world would have promoted this very prominently, and the bbc is not any different. and i think this did add to the sum of knowledge about that event. chris gibson, thank you so much for coming on newswatch. thank you. on monday, bbc news carried a report from lucy manning about caroline flack, who took her own life two years ago this week. two months before the tv presenter killed herself, she had been charged with assaulting her boyfriend. two years on, her mother still doesn't have the answers about the wa

nation has same wakes of political deadlock, coalition partners in the government were at odds over serbia's influence in the country. and the issue of integration with european union criticism is growing here in germany and across europe over moscow's decision to shut down the russian operations of this channel. deutsch developed the movies and retaliation for german media, regulate as partially prohibiting russia's state media outlet archie from broadcasting in germany. deutsch velez moscow office is now closed, and d, w journalist can no longer work in russia. the russian government announced on thursday that it would shut down d w bureau and revoke the accreditation of d w's journalists. it also said, in a statement, it would terminate the satellite and other broadcasting outposts of deutsch of ballot in the country. the measures come after germany's media regulator blocked the german language broadcasting of russia's state media or t, which began operating in december 2021 under a serbian license regulations say the license does not comply with european law or to journalists are still a

is ever produced with the help we also know that serbia has a low vaccination rate compared to manyore than 60% of the global population has been vaccinated in countries like ours in the uk nearly 90% of the population age 12 or older have been vaccinated. so whether his views, travel basically large enough for quite a lot of people to decide i'm not can have the vaccine, that's really difficult to say. maybe, maybe not. at the same time it's important to emphasise people in many parts of the world have been open to getting vaccinated. we have a very high vaccination uptake rates in many countries around the world. these views and these conspiracy theories that we see a more extreme anti—bax circles... iikla theories that we see a more extreme anti-bax circles. . ._ anti-bax circles... no conspiracy we are 'ust anti-bax circles... no conspiracy we are just out — anti-bax circles... no conspiracy we are just out of _ anti-bax circles... no conspiracy we are just out of time. _ hello there. some stormy weather lies ahead in the coming few days. it's likely we will see disruption and d

he sees military interventions in libya, serbia, kosovo, iraq, vladimir putin feels very threatened byhat. he also saw dozens of shipments of antitank missiles coming in and weaponry, that was part of his speech tonight why he's doing this. right now, ukrainian president zelensky is in meetings and could be very soon declaring martial law. >> shannon: it looks like we are just getting that breaking news, there is a video out on instagram, a short video message from president zelensky. he talked about this, he says he announced a special military operation in the donbas, explosions have been heard in many cities in ukraine, he imposed martial law throughout ukraine. a bit of breaking news, we will check back with you as we now look and watch the highways and byways in and out of kyiv, absently jammed with cars. those who are trying to get to safety as continued explosions are heard there. we will check back with steve harrigan who is in kyiv on the ground as well. lawmaker reaction to russia's invasion of ukraine pouring into night, white house correspondent kevin corke is monitoring th

further united states assumed serbia without congressional approval and most important of all the united states is in syria without the authorization of the united nations security council. in other words the united states is in syria in violation of international .aw and i'd like to remind you that george bush was advised not to travel to switzerland in 2011 because he was afraid of getting the pinochet treatment. the laws of universal jewish addiction so thank you and i'll take your answer after. >> host: dug in massachusetts . >> guest: i advise you to look at the authorization of military force from 2001 and 2003. i think your statement is not accurate when you assert there's an internationally recognized regime that is committed genocide against their own people. has used chemical weapons against their own people in the u.s. congress agin early 2000's authorized force against violent extremists just like that. so i spent almost a year flying missions in iraq and syria against isys and terror organizations as a threat to the united states and i would ask you to look at those facts be

the 1st one is nato's illegal bombing of serbia in 199. it's in over destruction. effectively the libyan state in 2011. so if you're a military plan, you'd be a bit concerned. and the larger issue of course, gotcha, does have a security culture which does exaggerate. and you may say, not surprising. it's been invited so many times. the last time, obviously, 941 napoleon invasion the swedes earlier. so and he's got no defensible borders effectively. and especially now if one house 1000 mile bode with you. so we may say that, but we have to take a count of moscow's concerns and it's not just putting, it's a lot of people. i mean, it's a big debate with him in moscow by the way. and the way that the forces within moscow shaping up is quite surprising, a leading figure learned if i gave it interview in one of the papers nova gives it to the other day in which he absolutely condemned this way of behavior. so you got it set at exaggeration, but we have to deal with what is robin saying, you don't understand anything. let moscow decide its own se

but these disputes not saying the pivot it obtained in serbia meets all requirements. meanwhile, archie franz is also facing a challenge of sister channels. broadcast is reportedly under investigation by the french media regulator. anti france is trying to establish if that's really the case and says that would amount to censorship on to charlotte davis get reports from the french capital. artie from caesar in the cross has of the audio visual and digital communications regulator hearing from stacy's all come now this was something that was put out in a magazine article. the magazines cool challenges, halem, france and in it it alleges that all come is about to start looking at how r t phones are sister channel here, has treated several subjects since it's starting food costing the subjects in the yellow best protests. so, so story is from syria and stories from central africa, all pretty sensitive topics in the country at the moment. now they have to be in any official confirmation from all come about. all he fancies self says it hasn't received any notification. this is about to happe

materials in germany here graphically in line with the convention of france, frontier television, in serbia. the sub is of course, a secretary to that convention matters. how was he obtained a large cost material in the country? so all t v r t, as a broadcasting family have stated very clearly that they are hearing to you laws and regulations. and therefore this move budget money to put such pressure on the broad costs. not only on television on the south, but across all platforms really has vertical legal standing. there's generally absolutely no broadcasting happening from berlin at all or to d. e. the tv channel is broadcasting right here for moscow and via a license that was obtained with absolutely all courting european rules and regulations, according to the european convention on transferred to your television. and we are free to broadcast via that license in 30 plus territory across europe. it also looks like there's a bit more to this dispute when you consider that this is an isolated incident. is it has been going on for a while. this dispute? yeah, absolutely. i mean, as soon as

but anti disputes that saying the permit is obtained in serbia met all requirements. in the meantime, archie france is also facing a challenge on the channels broadcast, reportedly under investigation by the french media regulator, county france is trying to establish if that's really the case and says it if so it would amount to censorship to sheila davis, give reports from the french capital, artie frances, or in the cross hairs of the audio visual and digital communications regulator, here in france. this is all come now. this was something that was put out in a magazine article. the magazines called challenges here in france. and in it, it alleges that arkham is about to start looking at how archie fonts our sister channel here has treated several subjects since it started broadcasting the subjects in who the yellow vest protests. also story is from syria and stories from central africa. all pretty sensitive topics in the country at the moment. now there hasn't been any official confirmation from arkham about this art. he fancies self says it hasn't received a not

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a t t e was licensed in serbia and to the european convention of trans frontier television, r t t e. can. berk cost is programs in sachi, $3.00 european countries, including germany, arts and can still appeal the decision. but how much good will that do at this point, almost immediately after r t d e created a youtube account, the platform deleted it. when it tried to broadcast over satellite, the signal was so poor, people couldn't even to an in german officials have even labeled our german language channel. an irritant. it's not difficult to imagine that these problems were deliberately set up to impede r t d. e's success reach i know about the closure of bank accounts and so on is a large number of tactics they're using. so all t d consol crate, they're infringing on freedom of speech. and that's very bad. and yet berlin's acting like moscow took these measures out of the blue r t d e is currently broadcasting without the license and the chairman has not applied for a license. the german state media offices decision was based on this. this is a completely different situation to de

of course, there's a part of element of double standards because as we saw interventions and serbia 1999 it up late to libya and so on. but yeah, the, the idea of russia as the regional head, human or older maker is not been accepted. that is why the western powers of nato absolutely refuses to engage with a collective security tito organization which was involved in because x down as an organization. so you're fuses to give space. i think that's of course one of those big elements on the agenda today. and it will be helped of course, by the guys of china, which is also finally moving from a unit polar world to a multiple in a world. but it's very painful purses for those in washington and london to understand that this, like some russian common day to say, 0500 year period of western dominance is coming to an end. so there's a lot of civilizational cultural issues involved as well as security factors. now speaking about the collapse of the soviet union, which i mentioned before, last year, mark, 30th anniversary of this historic event. and there is an burgeoning debate here in russia, a

just one day is a long time in politics, but for $78.00 days straight, that the bombs rained down in serbia. it seems that no one in the west took time to ponder its legality. but then the killing of hundreds of civilians was handily explained the way as reasonable force under the chart of the security council has primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security. and this is explicitly acknowledged in the north atlantic treaty. therefore, the council should be involved in any decision to resort to the use of force. and not long after that history repeats itself, the usa didn't fancy waiting around for you and clearance on the invasion of iraq or whether it complied with international law. they simply went to war, that didn't exactly err on the side of legal either. a wall waged without a clear mandate by the security council would constitute flagrant violation of the prohibition of the use of force. security council resolution 1441 does not authorize the use of force. now, okay, we may not be talking about war here, but the recognition of breakaway regions as independ

independently, demonstrators lined up in support of putin and his allies from the don bass and belarus. serbia is largely pro russia with its leader, alexander, who teaches saying it will not back sanctions against russia given their close historical ties. meanwhile, the russian president, vladimir putin is alleging ukrainian radical nationalists in the army are putting civilian lives at risk by deploying weapons in densely populated areas. you'll notice the ukranian radical nationalists are deploying heavy weapons, including multiple loans, rocket systems, right? in the central areas of large cities, including kiff and hark of they planned to provoke a response from russian strike systems on residential areas. in fact, they act in the same way as terrorists do. they hide the truth and hope of playing the russia. it is reliably known that this is happening under the direction of foreign consultants, primarily americans, that you can hear in this video on this 1st image. you can see reportedly it's video of ukrainian artillery squad, ready to open fire right in the middle of a residential area.

and i saw refugees mainly from syria, iraq, afghanistan, other countries that were forced back into serbia by patrol men on horses. a lot of these refugees, men, women, and children were beaten back. they were injured when trying to come in to hungary . and of course, there's been a lot of controversy these past several years about the use migration policy. when you see how different the response is right now, to refugees from ukraine, who obviously should be given safe harbor. but when you see how different the responses to the refugees from ukraine to what the actions were when it was refugees coming from syria, iraq, afghanistan, and other countries. what do you make of that? i think this is something that we need to reflect over and i think, you know, this is a, it's an incredibly important principle in international law that anybody who is in need of safety should receive it. where they, where they might be able to get it. and this is in the position of the norwegian refugee council as well in the last, in the last several years. as we have seen, people from other places other around

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they're paying their license under the european convention of trying to frontier television through serbia saying the case was cause things germany is legally want to type. there's generally absolutely no broadcasting happening from berlin at all r t d e. the tv channel is o broadcasting right here for moscow via a license that was obtained with absolutely all according european rules and regulations, according to the european convention on transferred to your television. and we are free to broadcast via that license in 30 plus territory across europe. well, this isn't the 1st time marty has faced the pressure of course off to the lot in berlin. it was taken off with a few few title as soon as it loads interference with the signal as well. of you as a trouble getting, it's a signal with the european regulator regarding it's a quote as an irritant to be taken care of. and even the president vladimir putin has commented the prussia it has faced is unprecedented. which i know about the closure of bank accounts. and so on, there's a large number of tactics they're using say, r t d console oper

get to witness not just news as it's breaking, but also history as it's unfolding. dropping from serbia hungry to rep one day, i might be covering politics and we're actually, i might be covering full test. but what's most important to me is talking to people, understanding what they're going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. here at al jazeera, we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. ah . hello, i'm darren, jordan doe. the top stories here on al jazeera u. s. president joe biden has appealed for diplomacy to be given a chance to avoid a war. he says, but also trigger powerful sanctions against russia from the west and its allies. he said the u. s. has not verified. russia's claims that some of its troops i was drawing from near the ukrainian border. my county has more now from washington d. c. and the 2 ports of a partial withdrawal of russian troops. the us president made a previously unscheduled address at the white house. good afternoon, repeating warnings.

right in the state under european law, but accounting disputes that saying the permit is obtained in serbia meets or requirements. while r t, france might also have a headache to deal with. the french media regulator is reportedly investigating our system channel that the broadcast though, says if that's true, that amounts to censorship. auntie charlotte dubious, gave reports from the french capital arte from caesar in the cross hairs of the audio visual and digital communications regulator hearing, fraud spaces, all come now. this was something that was put out in a magazine article, the magazines called challenges, halem, france, and in it, it alleges it all come is about to start looking at how r t pharmacist, a channel here, has treated several subjects since it started broadcasting. the subjects include the yellow, vast protests, also stories from syria, and stories from central africa, all pretty sensitive topics in the country at the moment. now they haven't been any official confirmation from all come about. they all t fancy self says it hasn't received any notification. this is abo

license to operate in the state and the european law. lottie dispute saying the permit is obtained in serbia meets or rec one's. meanwhile, our t fran, this may also have a headache to deal with the french media regulators reportedly investigating our sister channel. the broadcast says that if true not amounts to censorship on his shoulder dubious give reports from the french capital. artie from caesar in the cross hairs of the audio visual and digital communications regulator hearing from spaces all come. now, this was something that was put out in a magazine article. the magazines called challenges halem, france, and in it it alleges that all come is about to start looking at how or t fall to assist a channel. here has treated several subjects since it started food, costing the subjects into the yellow vast protests. also stories from syria and stories from central africa, all pretty sensitive topics in the country at the moment. now they haven't been any official confirmation from all come about. they artie fonts itself says it hasn't received any notification. this is about to happen. bu

that's pretty much the waiting process that you see at a bit later as far as i gather you are from serbia and i will refresh your memory. not regardless one bill you best, let me look at the middle. the natal james bond in yugoslavia. i will not go in a tangent right now. i'm just you asked to to provide that the rationale. and what's the difference? i'll give you a difference not the bumpiness. so natal bombed yugoslavia. that's why do i need really booked a few more. they had all kinds of targets knocked civilians, civilian infrastructure and military infrastructure. i yell brought up all your meta troopers now, you know any saying one carpet bombing. yeah. as you might remember, they bombed chinese embassy. they said there was a mistake. little still has like, it happened 20. you know, better than me. how many civilians died in the water during the conflict because they were in the wrong place in their own time though that shibel i a hit by a missile strikes or bobby? yeah. so what was the goal of that? not to topple the government, but to destroy the country. this was a military opera

demonstrators lined up, reportedly in support of putting and his allies from the dunbar and bell of serbia is largely for a russian with its leader, alexander richardson saying that it will not back in sanctions against russia given their close historical time to be. meanwhile, the russian president, himself, let me put in, is alleging ukrainian radical nationalists in the army are putting civilian lives at risk by deploying heavy weapons in densely populated areas. but not the ukrainian radical nationalists are deploying heavy weapons, including multiple loans, rocket systems, right? in the central areas of large cities including care. and hark of they planned to provoke a response from russian strike systems on residential areas. in fact, they act in the same way as terrorists do. they hide the truth and hope of playing the russia. it is reliably known that this is happening under the direction of foreign consultants. primarily, americans that uses that you hear some major images for you. on this 1st image you can see the ukrainian met our tillery squad, reportedly ready to open fire in

just one day is a long time in politics, but for $78.00 days straight, that the bombs rained down in serbia. it seems that no one in the west took time to ponder its legality. but then the killing of hundreds of civilians was handily explained the way as reasonable force under the chart of the security council has primary responsibility for maintaining international peace and security. and this is explicitly acknowledged in the north atlantic treaty. therefore, the counsel should be involved in any decision to resort to the use of force. and not long after that history repeats itself. the usa didn't fancy waiting around for you and clearance on the invasion of iraq or whether it complied with international law. they simply went to war, that didn't exactly err on the side of legal either. a wall waged without a clear mandate by the security council would constitute a flagrant violation of the prohibition of the use of force. security council resolution 1441 does not authorize the use of force. now, okay, we may not be talking about war here, but the recognition of breakaway regions as indepe