thanks sions on iran have worked in russia's favor it no longer has to compete with her on over the economic benefits in post-war syria also the sanctions contain iran's influence and weakens its footprint making it easier for moscow to convince gulf arab countries and the west to reintegrate the syrian government in neighboring lebanon iran's allies are in power but sanctions are preventing them from maneuvering. legally you cannot send a fuel to syria because the lebanese government is not allowing permits for export because it's considers that there are sanctions. syria has another friendly neighbor iraq which is rich in oil but authorities there haven't we opened the land trade route through the crossing the u.s. is believed to be playing a role to prevent a land corridor from iran through iraq and syria to lebanon. iran wants to open the door to send good story then to see and then to the ports along the mediterranean the americans are doing their best to close these crossings they are still in control. along the border attempts to block iran's regional goals are not new. and the recent

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so ca sion with the israeli government now the prospect of a military confrontation of iran is never too far off but this past week it came to the fore again with the united states sending its fleet to the region do you think though tom panetta national i'm really on the same page when it comes to taking action against iran do they really want the same things no i think you're absolutely right i think i've argued for quite a while that netanyahu and his government have been trying to get the united states to attack iran for quite some time at times bluffing in threatening that israel is about to attack iran so the united states should do it 1st but never really intending to attack right now with netanyahu in his delicate a political position uzi is threat faced with charges that he could be arrested unable quite yet to form the government that he thought he would be able to do so a little more easily wondering what the next explosion with gaza is going to look like and whether he'll be suffering as a result of that right now i don't think he wants a full blown war in the middle east

more specifically the ethnic composition of the israeli democracy do you think that the upper hand sions that the current israeli leadership has about the granting all people under its control it calls rights do those apprehensions ultimately. go down to security concerns or is it all ideological and more specifically is it tied to the ideology of zionism erasing many questions but let's revisit the american case for a moment it wasn't all the case that abraham lincoln who fought the civil war fought it because he imagined the united states would be a multiracial democracy you never imagined that insofar as he talked about what would happen to the slow. you talked about sending them back to africa there was the united states thought of itself as a white christian country you did not think of itself as a multiracial democracy that came about as the an internet as a result of the elites not as a result of the government but as a result of generations of political struggle in which eventually democrats for example democratic party that was segregationist and pro-slavery back in the day beca

why those attempt has failed so we are going to see them on stray sions hopefully they remain peaceful and calm all right then is when it venezuela analysts if they could be so lucky here with us in our studio and emily show and in moscow thank you both very much for. let's catch up now on some other stories making news around the world u.s. attorney general william bars under renewed fire over his handling of special counsel robert miller's russian report revelations have emerged that miller complained to bar about the internal general's characterization of the report's findings saying it didn't fully capture their context nature or substance bar will appear before the senate judiciary committee later today two members of the russian protest collective pussy riot have reportedly been granted asylum in sweden swedish public television s.p.t. says the court overturned an earlier ruling rejecting the pair's application seen a genuine and alexi commit. had cited death threats as grounds for asylum facebook says it will restructure its platform to be more private at the tech giant's annual

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more active after the start of the russian and russia was sanctioned and as a response to those same sions russia would try to interfere in the elections. even at that time putin was establishing contact with the head of italy's far right leg a north party my tail salvini now in a high position in the italian government. 5 years later with the european election approaching salvini is promoting closer cooperation between the right wing populist parties including germany's a.f.d. . and remember if we join salvini. and others in one big group will have the political clout that a lone warrior doesn't have to form policy or can point out the f.t. decided to take a pro russian stance falling in line with all other european right wing populist they rejected western sanctions against russia over its interference in the conflict in eastern ukraine and after 5 years of building alliances with europe's right wing extremists moscow scored a victory among the key operators were various shadowy figures such as manual oxen . in november 2014 he was photographed in eastern ukraine together with a frenchma

they came in good faith they came to the fore it's a good day sion. universities and i'm trying to i'm just trying to i'm just telling us about the impact of what this that. they will lose their visas and try to understand what happened to tested everybody sort of test exactly the same time or was it multiple tests and then they were case of cheating well it's all started when there's a b.b.c. panorama programme in twenty four thirteen short explores that there were some cheating in english and was that the one you mentioned that students they need to. adjust and there's only but remember you can't there are a thing up to ninety six different centers a saw the way the home office and the government responded to this program was in not instead of going to other centers investigate in they are.

the dish out ones that are years of the german hans into sion and the german federal republic what comes to mind and. the end of the 2nd world war on the creation of a democratic state and the macabre start as the cloud do you think germany has changed over the past 70 years and tickets. it's incredible how much freer things are compared to when i was young. women used to have to get permission to go to words. just to have active women and nowadays i'm 74 and i was sometimes too old to work too much. as you know. i am rather concerned about recent developments. things that are emerging once again that i thought we had left behind us once and for. all what do you think as an outsider has changed in this time over the decades after the 2nd world war. a lot i mean just. considering that you had the berlin wall and. for 50 years basically it was an island in east germany and then they you know were unified and you know they're part of the e.u. and. you know kind of a bigger you know political entity i want to see this building because it's very great it's amazing it's. it's big it's someone

treasury secretary steven the new sions said talks were entering into a decisive phase. the transport industry is a big employer in ghana and it's riddled with valuable cargo often goes missing which has led recruiters to think that maybe women could do a better job. commercial trucks are a common sight on ghana's roads female truck drivers however are less so ladybird logistics is looking to change the landscape it only hires women to operated vehicles there are just twenty one of them so far but they're actively recruiting. i think the female drivers are more cautious they're really careful maybe it's a female thing because we are always thinking about the children that we have at home. making sure that you don't want to tech sector with some of the company's clients think women are less inclined to cheat their employers at least that's what zen petroleum says explaining why he trusts women more with deliveries some of do a mowers job is to bring forty seven thousand liters of gas to a gold mine so if this were proud to hate me in knots so i'm courage and you see we ha

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for seats for benefits there would have and i think the more you have the parties in the call the sion the more difficult the nicholas station would become and therefore you would have a very unstable government where internal conflicts loom large and you would have laws that cannot be passed and in five hundred among different factions what does this mean for the people of thailand you have almost a split that appears to be developing broad military and dimitri. it means a lot because in the past conflicts like these can be negotiated there is a figure that would be respected by all sides that cool it may be a conflict but right now that figure doesn't exist anymore but they also have of the type population has changed and they were not want to kind of compromise their position just because they want to live in a peaceful country right and you know to see how this pans out in the future especially in terms of government formation just about every thank you so much thanking me and explaining this to us in the studio thank you. that's it for today there's most tori's on our website to d

us most often leads of the old can i say sion has changed the way that young people look to europe for the better. and restless is the most successful program of the you are that you can spout from statistics and the magic from everything and it really works it has creating ass and so belonging to you and that then off. you do your responsibility towards the u.s. citizens lasting friendships and about a quarter of the arrests most students meet their long term partner on the exchange it's been said that there are $1000000.00 over as most babies but the program can only go so far. so. as much as we try to prepare europeans for a european future we also have to realize that the middle classes can be quite nationalistic and that's true for all countries this is. where on the road again this time we're headed for the heart of european politics brussels. this is n.p.r. t.-mo vulcan the german social democrat is just and he 31 of the youngest members of the european parliament he's trying to reach young people with his you tube channel i have to provide and welcome to another episode of wedn

can't wait too long the punisher sions and the people in power have gotten away with not doing anything like the time of crisis. and how little european elections to the best of. extra destruction of the new things are we have to be citizen soldiers 1st. has it all. done 26 g.w. . this is d w news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes it's not ok to be game sales kenya's high cost a bill for kenyan l g b t activist says 3 judges reject a bid to strike down goals which criminalize homosexuality saying that bad does not contravene basic rights in the kenyan constitution. and eritrea marks 28 years since gaining independence from neighboring ethiopia.

government in fact some would see so beyond those now running out of time due to collapse of he's clearly sion with foo from 6 parties have officially accepted the defeat even former president susilo bambang yudhoyono whose party was into coalition with this would be even though gave his fully support to mr reduce the election now after the announcement of the if you showed result because i expect to see more movement to support the elected president from the white political spectrum and how much credence you give to these police claims that there were provocateurs among the protesters. well they say from the beginning to government tried to do to get them eyes to demonstration by accusing them of an act of treason of course we cannot fit if i decide for me. for example they claim this was not a spontaneous mass event but an event by deciding and that the protesters were paid studio one street against the government some of the protesters were arrested still kept and floats containing money but certainly we couldn't or we cannot verify this information. thank so much for joining us at risk on

we onboard an eight flight headed to was david kay sion island of evil now for the first time we get an aerial view of the massive destruction up till now floods have hardly been possible due to the strong rain. i've never seen anything like this there's entire villages that are completely destroyed not a single house standing and if you look at the trees most of them fell down just like toothpicks. now we are about to land on the island of ebook the first aid packages have arrived but this is by far not enough to help out the six thousand people living here. the island has been almost completely destroyed nearly all the houses have been torn down including that of shamu right. daisy has been trying to bring order of the chaos. most warming game in our beds our clothes we have lost everything we are doing our best to put things in order again at least the sun is shining at least dry the few clues that we have managed to salvage. it has been raining nonstop for nearly the entire week since the cycle hit shows us how is what is left of it this is where she and her children lived. in yo

they would take sions were always the same we have no capacity no place is free this summer and we started looking quite early. to be ambushed and we looked for two or three months when my first child was born eight years ago it wasn't such a problem but now it really is. but the removal of. rock and the most. painful one last time he was so active let's see if you react to my hands that way again. let them out i can still hit on the side. samantha mckenna is expecting her third child and katherina is caring for her during her pregnancy. she'll also be present at the birth but only to provide emotional support as a friend but i think asking why don't we return to assisting with deliveries if i had a really good idea of how i could work in a team outside the hospital and not be on constant cool. but i took this. babies come into the world at any time of the day or night so these midwives are on call twenty four seven but having to be available all the time retarget on her family life wonderful good trait just as it should be. freelance midwives pay high liability insurance premiums that's a

is that every year every couple of years are taken to around the world trip you know stop it if ok sion for a few weeks and film and then go back home and then 2 years later do the same thing . and gauging character you can't help but fall in love with did you choose the family well you can't reduce the babies because babies don't talk shows the parents and parents seem to be very much the model of china's vision you know the one the one child family living in a part of china that seem to be really emblematic of china's new industrial revolution that we're gearing up at that time usually when you make a documentary you if you're lucky you have a few months sometimes just a few weeks that you spend with the people you film with when it's over a course of 20 years or 25 years in this case you it becomes almost like a kind of family sort of relationship it's very privileged. films are always a kind of a canned version of reality a kind of canned story of condensed. and if you film over that period of time different things become apparent and the camera sees different things that you would

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the goals really strict if they force member states then it would be possible but we need polluted sions who want to act now give a specific message for the politicians what would you tell them. i would listen to the scientist they're the experts and if you stop talking about what we should do in 50 years talk start talking about what we want to do tomorrow or all right climate a big issue in the upcoming elections to climate activists and environmental protection thank you so much you're welcome. well the u.s. state of missouri has approved a sweeping bill to ban abortions at 8 weeks of pregnancy and almost alabama which earlier this week passed for strict if anti-abortion legislation socialist supporters say these laws violate roe v wade that's the landmark supreme court decision in 1073 that upheld a woman's right to an abortion in the u.s. they're trying to safeguard access to the procedure our correspondent helen humphrey travel to alabama to talk with people on both sides of the divide the on about misstate capital has become the latest front line in a fight for reproductive rights

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presidential candidate in a meeting last night, o'rourke says is a sion and not something he takes lightly." he supports moving forward with impeachment proceedings even if it means political consequences for his party and his presidential bid. >>> time is 4:35. four women who were detained sued an i.c.e. contractor in federal court in san francisco for alleged inhumane treatment. back in july of 2017 the women from mexico, they were taken by the contractor from the west county detention center in richmond to another center in bakersfield. the women claim during that transportation, the contractor kept them in shackles air circulation or bath rams for more than 24 hours. >>> well protests across the nation are going to stop new strict laws on abortion. people here are vowing to fight back for things passed in alabama, georgia, ohio and other states. demonstrators in santa rosa consider the new laws and attacks on women's rights and freedom. it has been law for almost 50 years is now in jeopardy. >> i have grant daughters and grandsons. i'm too old to need an abortion but they certainly mig

country is committed to the 25th day nuclear deal mama java city has been meeting japanese promises sions are they in tokyo or japan as a u.s. ally which depends on iranian oil earlier this month washington ended waivers that allow japan and other countries to buy crude from iran. the saudi led coalition in yemen says it will investigate the possibility of an accidental air strike in the capital some or at least 6 civilians all from one family and including women and children have been killed the venezuelan government's been holding talks with what it calls the democratic side of the opposition in norway both parties when wider for discussions to end the 5 month political crisis. are going on there are some employees to norway choose though you know so you begin to also sit at the point of exhaustion we are not going to lead ourselves to any kind of falsely goshi action brazil's president has dismissed mass protests by students and professors saying there were politically motivated demonstrators launched the largest protests yet against president job boards that are on wednesday over educ

post-modern lives with you know mobile phones and then and other interests but still the appearance to sion is there anything else that remains relevant if that's the case michael what sort of problems or baggage does he have to deal with if we talk about. world war two and also the issue of comfort women that's a big issue in south korea it did dog the previous and on his visits. is that still are they still relevant issues for the new mold to keep that's arrived and how much of a problem they still going to be for him and his wife the empress as they travel the world as they try. become and stop the identity of the new royal household. right well you know you put your finger on south korea and that's an important one because as tight as the connections between japan and south korea have been you know in japan was of course the colonial power of the korean peninsula for about half a century of the early twentieth century the emperor has never visited the korean peninsula in the emperor and so this is one thing that we might see possibly during this rain is the first japanese emperor to vis

important so over 70 years with more we move from solution to the israel palestine issue to reserve you sion with israel and now the dissolution of the policy in question because what we're dealing with is an american initiative that will not will not support a palestinian state will not support its 2 state solution in israel palestine hence there is a sense that america is moving towards with israel of course to dissolve the question of palestine the arab leaders are still being glib service to the idea of a palestinian state within 1907 borders with is jerusalem as its capital but notice their gun a clink to talk about the threat to national security when it comes to iran but none of them have mentioned the threats to national security when it comes to israel none of them mention israel's practices israel an exhibition of arab territories israel and exceptions of jerusalem israel's continued repression occupation of palestine of syrian land and yes lebanese land so none of that of course is mention the focus of the summit is on iran and there is a centrist thing at marranos as we're talkin

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for europe's top jobs following the recent parliamentary elections the heads of major events to 2 sionsmust now be replaced including european commission president john claude young. opposition groups in sudan are holding a 2 day strike that protesting the slow pace of talks with the ruling military elite at transferring power to a civilian authority and ago she.

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us most stuff believe that the old can i say sion has changed the way that young people look to europe for the better. and restless is the most successful program of the un that you can step out from statistics from the magic from everything and it really works you have creating ass and so belonging to you and that then off duty and responsibility towards the u.s. citizens lasting friendships and about a quarter of the arrests most students meet their long term partner on the exchange it's been said that there are over $1000000.00 arrests most babies but the program can only go so far. as much as we try to prepare europeans for a european. in future we also have to realize that the middle classes can be quite nationalistic and that's true for all countries and that's why. we're on the road again this time we're headed for the heart of european politics brussels. this is. the german social democrat is just and she 31 of the youngest members of the european parliament he's trying to reach young people with his you tube channel what have they provide and welcome to another episode of wedn

they will dig in and the will -- there will be massive repry sion. hopefuat will not happen.pressure is the trump administration trying to put on the situation with national security advisor calling out three senior members of the maduro government who he said had pledged to move to new rule? michael: i think that is clearly -- i think that the u.s. is clearly supporting guio. there's a lot of conioicting informcoming out of caracas. certainly one of the people he mentioned there have bebu conversation today, he did .ot abandon madero --maduro he showed that he is supponted the governhat is not taken place. there is pressure but there is also a military to stay loyal to maduro . laura:e mmpeo has just said that maduro isto preparetand down but the russians talked him out of it. of that themake secretary of state coming out and saying that? michael: i am not sure. there have been conflicting reports. i am not sure if that is true. if it is true, i do not know how helpful it is to talk in those terms. what mr. bolton said in his comments today about this is the last chance for

and ing his position to stop the full unredacted mueller report from being released, taking thede sionf the hands of his attorney general. rep. nadler: this is unprecedented. if allowed to go unchecked, this obstruction means the end of congressional oversight. as a coequal branch of government, we should not ahi cannot allowto continue, or we will not be a coequal branch of government. chris: but republicans argued these contempt proceedings are not about holding attorney general william barr to account, but instead about damaging a presidllt. >> this isbout impeaching the president. now, why don't they just say it? why don'they just jump to the impeachment proceedings like the liberal media overg rds are tellem to? chris: this is the latest clash between the house of representatives and the president, and both branches of government seem determined to flex their muscles. president's tax returns, to hear from former white house counsel don mcgahn, and be able to question special counsel robert mueller. but the white house believes democrats are going beyond their powers. sarah: take a

their parents or by their fellow family members serve in the army children who are in the army exhibit sions for the climbing on top of tanks and commenting on what they want to do and what they deem of doing when they serve in the army remember that israeli is at the age of eighteen must serve in the army so putting this out of context is part of a trend part of an effort to further dehumanizing the palestinians and depict them as less worthy of solidarity and compassion by the international community. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov says that he hasn't seen any support around the world for military intervention in venezuela including among u.s. politicians that's where it's come after a highly anticipated meeting between the russian diplomats and does american. the pair were meeting on the sidelines of an forum in finland and as expected venezuela was the main topic of discussion with the possibility of u.s. military action the focal point the journalists at the press conference following the talks. let's go live to finda now in jordan r.t. correspondent. he's been following events

blessid nights and in days holy place and that we achieve what our of arab nation hopes in their a spray sions and i also would like to thank his majesty the king of saudi arabia. for his invitation and his keenness to preserve the end and the preserve the in and look after the interests of this country is. our meeting today in this. difficult circumstances and the perilous situations this meeting except press is the awareness of the danger that is surrounding us and threatens our is to security and the stability which requires us to find the way in order to preserve the security and safety. the majesty is excellences and hina says our arab nation has been for some time going through difficult situations ending odds of its security and the stability and we have to do work together and to act in a constructive manner to achieve peace for the middle east and the. annan of course the palestinian. cause is the pivotal cause of the region which calls us to. emphasize again are a stance that any solution will have to depend on the international resolutions the arab initiative for the palestinian peo

lack of i guess some would say very serious consequences for the killing of jamal for the exit queue sionof 37 saudis mostly shia activists in april has that kind of background do you think it's it's given the authorities the feeling or the impression that they can get away with more exit q sions. like this. i think if you really want to play devil's advocate i think i don't agree with the man that a lot of men when they say that this causes really distrust in the institution and it has one of the cement damage and it had his regime of the country my bits of metal he came to power he came on the on the on the pretext of the fact that saudi arabia is a hub for terrorism is a hub for extremism muhammad is the message on every occasion to washington to paris to know that i am here to stop this extremism and i will take all that necessary procedures there was a new york times article i think it's by friedman who said that these was jarring but necessary measures to be taken when he imprisoned the people in the risk because the man is going to the was a thief and say look you may not like the

think it was two thousand and twelve within three months i got out they mccourt fives fame arrests to sion paid. child support paid everything. zero. i started my own business i got a vehicle had tags had a license and everything in october that year i decided smokes weed and i thought the worst case scenario if i go to probation offices i have to go to a program where i'd be urine test regularly or go to a mean well the reality fact is a dirty urine is a violation and probation officer i have was new and she was a stickler for the law and she violated me their own spot i wept like a little child i couldn't believe i had made all this work on my i have all this to show you look at all this i have i've done it she's that you've done a lot but you still using drugs and it's against the law. to get sentenced to four years for dirty your analysis. it's a lot watching your children grow up in michoud in wave and say by day as you're walking out of a visit it's just it doesn't get easier you don't stand and as you get older you think you become more custom of this but it never under any circumst

delegations that itoshi sion. american counterparts on this very important issue what i can say is that. this very core concept though you and conversational lova see that is freed of navigation both china and the united states agree to it but is it disagree as to what he did means because china has a 99 hate has actually issued a domestic law. saying foreign ships freedom navigation overflight in chinese water so long as they are you line with china's national law and international law so we think about this over 20 years ago china actually had to put a this very important concept in china's the mystical law so we are not against freedom of navigation we are against abuse of a freedom navigation for other purposes. another important topic is that us have pulled out of the i.m.f. to one president trump offer to replace it with another agreement that would include china and other countries to china's foreign ministry spokesman once again has already excluded any possibility of china being part of an extended versio

parliamentary elections stations in 21 the new day sions opened on sunday other member states have already voted the 1st to cast their ballots were the u.k. and the netherlands who held elections on thursday you citizens are choosing 751 any peace who will serve for the next 5 years some 512000000 e.u. citizens eligible to vote. ok and that wraps things up at the top of the updates on our top stories. there's an petersburg international economic forum is a unique event in today's business world. over the last 21 years the forum has become a leading global platform for discussing the key economic issues facing russia emerging markets around the world thousands of business community members attend a forum to address today's vital issues. watch our special forum coverage on r.t. . this footage is unique because the zoe tribal lands are normally off limits to the public eric's allowed in because he's this is his personal doctor. people here know him simply as dr eric he's rich famous some always on the move saving yachts and flying aircraft that it's. now. home. he's considered one of the best