these blocks, uh, they tried to get the documents . of housing and communal services joined us via skype well will also add information that ukraine has purchased enough drugs in the event of an accident at the zaporizhia nuclear power plant, the minister of health of ukraine viktor lyashko stated this, he also assured that there is no need to buy similar drugs in pharmacies, the state purchased in a sufficient number of drugs that will allow us to protect the thyroid gland so that radioactive iodine does not have a negative effect and they will be issued when needed ms. tatyana, you can use the drugs yourself to protect talk about providing medicine, well, this is the last word, because no medicine can be used to protect a person in the first place from exposure or receiving a certain dose of radiation , therefore, first of all, we should talk about systemic measures that are currently being taken in advance for that so that special places were arranged where people could temporarily enter and protect themselves from some first such large first dose, this is the first second, in addition to

she joined us by skype from johannesburg. very well. welcome to each of you. i'd like to start with you, maurice miller and so, so as we've been saying, polling so far as showed that the m. p l a is out ahead. we are waiting for the total vote, count the announcements. do you think though that this is a done deal? the m p l a will retain power? it seems to be, although of course you need it has already indicated that it will challenge that. it will result once it is finalized, especially because it does look like the m p and they will come out with a 50 plus one majority, which would allow it to retain its parliamentary mon majority and then very easily install incumbent president lorenzo, for a 2nd term since the a 3rd of the result to announce last night, the gap has closed between the p a n janita. so the pennies got about 52 percent at the moment and you need to trading with about 44 percent. it's close, but what the vote all at the end of counting, it would mean that you need to is unlikely to catch up to the m p l a. to come up with the most votes on top

get rid of your dictator as soon as possible it was lawyer mykola polozov on direct skype in connection with me. wellat my second interlocutor is ready to join today . she is joining by phone . ms. vira good afternoon good afternoon thank you for joining me for a long time, i haven't talked to you in the program, it will be a great pleasure for me to communicate with you ms. vira please tell me what is going on today, the crimean platform, a lot of countries will participate in it, it seems that 60 is the least a-a please tell me , and at the time i obviously understand how important it is, uh, how important this site is. but at the time of the war with russia, wouldn’t it be better to rename the ukrainian platform instead of the crimean one? platform because now we have more occupied territories, the first message from me is definitely that it is happening and will happen today, this is already an achievement because ukraine is within the scope of a full-scale invasion and the fact that we are holding such an event is really there about 60 participants at the highest and at the highest level, this i

we do and i have to just so we can just even walk them if they just shoot you the skype. lean your cheese using yeah, well they come up. we can, you know. okay. yeah, pretty sure i can, i can please if you go a yeah, i think a yes. i'm coming to see what's going to show up. i see it love it was capital so much to somebody. yes, it will show sort of look, again the rules keys. let's get i feel like you should check it for 142. we just got a meeting, but i think we'll need a call. yeah. for the short course, each for a lot less time is a good when you might want to go. i'm thinking ok, i don't feel so for many russians irving in europe, israel in the us, there's only one way out now. and that's via an airport yet that you lose. you got the industry when you think right. actually moved by university of the dumpsters different. yeah, she, shank the best and we jacket the family but she will. but out of boise where you stand by me in the most is it will your own skier? not i can do i take my own tv, we got the bushel. i think it was the other honesty wasted enough with the lily. now with you, you know, just i

candidate of political sciences, with us in the studio, congratulations, congratulations oleksia well, with us on skype korikov, acting head of the chief state inspector for nuclear and radiation safety of ukraine, and serhiy paskevych, deputy director for scientific issues of the institute of problems of nuclear power plants e-e of the national academy of sciences of ukraine we congratulate you good day so, gentlemen, the most important question that is probably facing the whole world right now is not an exception, given that the terror that russia continues while at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant will get there naked let's start with mr. serhiy paskevich well, and then mr. oleg korikov and oleksiy yakuddy in the studio in turn in my opinion, participation in the store is now decided despite the long period of hesitation of this organization well, i hope that the presence of megaten gas station specialists can improve the situation and prevent er shelling and prevent er tragedy, but how it will turn out at the moment i can't say because i er don't have the information and that's all will depend

department of international relations of odesa national university , was on a direct skype call with me named after mechnikov welle to lack of time, i have to conclude this program, the world about ukraine, er, we will meet with you next week, next monday at 12:13, and i also have to say that the who watched us or will watch us on youtube, please put your favorites. if you liked it, didn't like it, don't like it and write something. it's important for us, and for the promotion of our program on youtube, it's also important that more people watch it. well, i have to say goodbye my name is yuriy fizer , see you this week in the collaborators program, see the list of miklushka werewolves in uniform , which of the former law enforcement officers swore loyalty to the occupiers at the last moment, that is, they are conducting some activity even before the sbu employees helped the enemy to capture kherson and how our partisans drive the sellers crazy provocation against us werewolves in uniform once heard such a term it usually referred to law enforcement officers who in their positions engaged in racketeering, extortio

weapons congratulations congratulations gentlemen well, ihor romanenko, deputy chief of staff of the armed forces of ukraine in 2006-10, is with us on skype. we welcome you, mr. ihor. i also congratulate you. well, let's start with the risks of using nuclear weapons have reached the level observed during the cold war, un secretary general antonio guterres announced this at the conference of the countries participating in the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons in new york, he noted that the nuclear annihilation of humanity is one miscalculation away nuclear danger right now is the highest since the height of the cold war representatives of the current states of great britain and france called on russia to stop its dangerous nuclear rhetoric. the minister of foreign affairs of germany, alena berbuk, sharply condemned the aggressive the war unleashed by moscow against ukraine was emphasized by the kremlin endangers everything that was achieved within the framework of the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons for more than 50 years a nuclear threat to the world russia uses the captured zaporizhia nuclear power pla

council, a former political prisoner of the kremlin was on the phone on skype in communication with our express television channel well to write about the situation at the front , where mr. yevhen is now, because it is obvious that it is extremely difficult for him to fulfill his duties as a deputy on the radar city council at the moment due to his work on the defense of our state directly in the trenches well, actually, we are moving further on the situation of the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, i will go into a little more detail, and indeed, in the end, there is supposedly some kind of agreement that the mgate mission, accompanied by the un, will still arrive at the u.s. only how is it to do which way will you still open the question, the russians threaten, in fact they say that if you go through kyiv or across the demarcation line, no one will guarantee your safety, hinting that you need to go in this mission it is through the territory of the russian federation and then enter the occupied the territory of our state and the presence of officials of such a level in the occupied territories and in russia, well, s

transmission of modern platforms, they generate large amounts of ip data, ip data, well, a common example is in skypes an ip and a stream that must transmit some data channel, and if we have an infrastructure there, i don't know 4g 5g and anything optical it all works but in conditions of war there is nothing like that and we need to provide situational awareness, we need to provide streaming video from a huge number of platforms , i.e. some kind of unified system, like, all the time isr is clean, then such things are not completely clear to our viewers, but there are, if we simplify, that is, in fact, there are solutions that allow the swedish army and the special units of the swedish army to act in any conditions and in the terrain and in the forest without disrupting the communication system, and you can actually offer these solutions, as i understand it, to the ukrainian army you and i will be more at presentations of the national guard where you showed these solutions and then a unit of the same azov regiment talked about the fact that these are cool things, we need to install such things on our

well, our first entry is ready to join me on skype. is is oleksiy koval, an international journalist, a member of the board of the ukrainian association of chinese scholars i congratulate you mr. oleksii glory to ukraine, well, i have already introduced you, you are a member of the board of the ukrainian association of chinese scholars , it is obvious to all our viewers that our first topic will be the topic of china, and in particular taiwan that's what's going on, mr. oleksiy, look at the first question, it's so general, the spokeswoman of the lower house of the american congress, the house of representatives, nancy pylosi, came to taiwan, and china constantly told her not to do this, because we even raise the army and we reserve the right to shoot down your plane on approach nevertheless she flew she sat down she was there she met with officials she flew please tell me how you can characterize this visit in general well, if you look from from the side of the chinese side, china views this visit quite unambiguously, it does not say th

well, i already have a second interlocutor on skype - this is vadim aktyerov, a deputy of the sumy cityouncil, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine, vadim, good evening . thank you for joining our broadcast today. please tell me, we are getting a lot of information about the fact that the russian occupation forces are actively shelling the borderlands and the sumy region, this time there 10 times during the past election, the russians fired from sumy oblast, targeting many communities there, 140,137 arrivals were recorded, said the head of the regional military administration, dmytro zhivitskyi. shelled this isman community in the north, this is the yunakiv community, this is the khotyn community, the enemy even simply fired large-caliber machine guns into the fields in some places because of this engaged in wheat today, almost half a hectare of wheat was won in one of the communities, that is, such round- robin shelling is constantly being conducted, and in my opinion, this is due to the fact that the activity of the military armed forces of ukraine along this border, we are wor

well, at some point i'm on skype here in this here special i give an interview to the folder, and suddenlyawns on me that this is the same special folder, the one whose very waldman is in the fourteenth year. i've been listening to the broadcast with supposedly kedmi. here i am also talking about what is happening here. it's not that it's just somewhere i noted it for myself. i think god, how life turns interesting, that's why after that the invitations to broadcasts really went. i stuffed it on tv channels. e russian , i stuffed my colleagues with everyone i could reach whom i could reach, so that people too they said, because this, in particular, was also a way to protect them. hmm well, we understand that if something was publicly announced somewhere , yes, it is very easy to make an icon out of a person; do something bad to him. and here you are . actually, how it happened with dasha dugina here is the worst thing, uh, the fact that those people who are now writing with indignation, then her death. they already are, in fact. they included her in this pantheon of sacred sacrifices and a

well, our first entry is already ready to join me on skype.is oleksiy koval, an international journalist, a member of the board of the ukrainian association of chinese studies. i congratulate you, mr. oleksiy. glory to ukraine, and i already have you. you were introduced by a member of the board of the ukrainian association of occultists. it is obvious to all our viewers that our first topic is the topic of china, and in particular taiwan, what is happening there? oleksiy, look at the first question, this is a general question. nancy, the spokeswoman of the lower house of the american congress , came to taiwan. dusty, china constantly told her not to do this because we even raise the army and we reserve the right to shoot down your plane on approach, nevertheless she flew she sat down she stayed there she she met with officials, she flew. please tell me how you can characterize this visit in general. well, if you look at it from the side of the chinese, then china considers this visit quite unambiguously. the entire region and worsen relations

well, well , in the meantime, we want to say that we already have such a good tradition, we at five o'clock we have a guest in the studio, and not only on skype, this time we are happy to welcome oleg, the daughter of the people's deputy of ukraine, to the studio. good day. greetings to the viewers . espresso, well, let's actually start again with this topic of crimea cotton e-e p- what does this story show as a whole or is it symbolic, it shows that the ukrainian army is becoming more powerful and stronger, it shows that our plans for counterattacks are very, very realistic, it shows that we cannot in any way and never give up our territories, be it donbas, luhansk region or crimea, it shows that we will definitely win. although i would really like people to realize that this struggle will still be very difficult and unfortunately, in this struggle, many, many ukrainian soldiers will lay down their lives so that we live in a free and independent country, but we do not have another road, we have one road, the broken rashists, to liberate our land and win, and it is very important that we understand that this victory will not be final if we do

skype from washington. d, c, this is a big political victory for biden, isn't it? well, i think it is a very, very big political victory for biden, because he had had sort of a desert for a while. his numbers were in the thirty's, which were you know, what i would call sort of trump level numbers. and so this gives him something that many people it bought. he would never achieve, which was signature legislation, which is your last guess said, you know, deal, you know, addresses, inflation addresses, drug prices, but also in a way, saves the planet because of the big investments in climate positive technologies. inflation at its highest level and for decades in the u. s. will this measure actually tain the price spikes that have been inflicted so much hardship and american households? i think this is the symbolic gesture, the amount, i mean, we haven't seen many bills in the past that have taken part of the money they raise and then directs them towards deficit reduction. so symbolically, it is an important effort that, that, you know, about one 3rd of the money of the r

well, i understand that you have light. if you connect to us via skypeunication channels, and how does the civilian population react to this situation, what is the number, what is the number that remains in in the city, i think we may have turned off the lights there, i think it is possible that this is the old link, but now we will try to restore mykola dovbnya, the deputy of the druzhki city council of the beautiful kharkiv was in touch with us, i will tell you about those on august 20, that is, today the russians fired a rocket at critical infrastructure objects on the territory of kharkiv. this was reported by the mayor of kharkiv, igor terku. he reported on the arrival of airstrikes on infrastructure objects in the nemyshlyan district and the suburbs of kharkiv, according to preliminary data, there were no casualties . mykola yes, i was asking you about the light. and in general, what are the moods of the local population, how many percent of people remain in druzhkivka compared to before the war, please, we have no sound with mykola, yes. let's try

she joins her san skype from taipei. china has been threatening military drills. what is taiwan making of it? well, the ministry of national defense here has that they anticipated it, but not a big the level of which china's drills would take place. china up and up. that's been foreign dignitaries come in, selecting that military muscles by doing drills or incursions, just about touching the borders of taiwan. that median line that separates china and taiwan, both in the water and in the air. but this time, the drills the china announced just less than half an hour after. and i do believe the landed and they have given us quite a detailed map then plans of it out in social media. and on the a news agency this time it has be seen as b escalate. escalate they from a previous drills. now the ministry of national depend years say that they feed china trying to stress and high once sovereignty. they say these drills will take place for about 3 days after pillows. believe they'll be 6 fly far drills. they will threaten main maritime ports with one of those drill, taking place in water is just 20 kilomet

ah, well let's bring in our guests to day and joining us via skype from a buddha in nigeria is of a way, a quaker. he's a policy analyst of the consulting development. we imagined. marcella san jose as an executive director of the campaign for good governance in sierra leone. she joins us from nairobi and also on scott from london is can, if a, he's a development economist and lead consultant to the echo us commission of i will welcome to each of you. thanks for joining us here on inside story. marcella. we could start with you. cyril unions have enjoyed many years of relatively peaceful living since the civil war. how surprised are you by wednesday violence truly an honestly surprised. it was painful and disturbing to watch the tragic free dues on social media. but i more see, and i almost said to the entire world, that data is not c l. u because we all agreed there to never again will resettle us, cause true violence. we have agreed or through the talk and reconciliation be can is the and for 20 years. i don't want to to check followed it out of piss consolidation and what came honest

skype from the kharkiv region . andriy seichuk and i will finish our today's five-hour marathon. well i flew like five minutes, well, i almost flew with you in 4.5 this is how we improve the results. thank you to everyone who watches us and keep watching moroton on espresso because we are just now already passing the word eh to our wonderful news. what happened in that hour but after a short pause, so that the ukrainians would not think about so that they would not speak , war, war, and our victory would still come out, seven days a week from monday, monday, seven different spheres of human activity - sports, culture, politics then presenters espresso journalists experts opinion leaders in real time about the most relevant events through the prism of war every day authors' projects most espresso predator well listen the defender of ukraine sees in the dark as if in the daytime what i have done for kilometers around quickly move around any terrain the body is reliably protected what makes it less sensitive and more confident and looks at the moped for eight years in a row , you and i p

, which i will gladly answer already after the a-a program well, let's move on to conversations with an expert join me - joins via direct skype connection volodymyr is a big political scientist i congratulate you mr. volodymyr i congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes a-a thank you for agreeing to join us in this program world during wars have not yet been live espresso, that's why for me this is the debut with you in the world during the war, that's why thank you once again mr. volodymyr, look before asking the first question, i will first give such a short information to our viewers . in order for the russian war not to last forever, support from major western european states is especially important, the prime minister of estonia, yakalas, said in an interview with the swiss publication zontablik. this is what she said this week well, according to her, it is especially alarming that in some countries they are generally calling to stop the supply of weapons to ukraine, according to the estonian prime minister, russia should continue to isolate, and then there should be prosecution for war crimes and the creatio

will be happy to answer, it's true after the a-a program well, let's move on to the conversation with the expert, join me, join me via direct skype volodymyr is a great political scientist. i congratulate you, mr. volodymyr. congratulations, glory to ukraine , glory to the heroes, a-a. thank you for agreeing to join us in this the world at war program has not yet met espresso live, so for me this is the debut with you in the world at war, so thank you once again, mr. volodymyr, look before asking the first question. i will first give our viewers such a short information therefore, in ukraine, greater support for the west is needed so that the russian war does not last forever, and support from large western european states is especially important, the prime minister of estonia kayakalas said in an interview with the swiss publication zona tak blik. this is what she said this week . well, according to her, it is particularly alarming that in some countries they are generally calling to stop the supply of weapons to ukraine - according to the estonian prime minister, russia should continue to isolate and then there should be legal

skype. thanks very much for being with us. so how big counter offensive is this by the ukrainians? do you think? well, so far, we know that ukrainian started on the counter offensive in several sectors and they claim to have re taken 4 villages near here. so we don't know how many troops are involved on the ukrainian side, and whether they have sufficient supports of, of main battle tanks and to combat aircraft armored vehicles. but it appears that intense intensive fighting is occurring, nicholas on and here so on city and towns around it and are under strong shirley and by the ukrainian artillery, which is trying to a force of the russian forces to withdraw from the area. and why is that area particularly important to ukraine? what, what's the sort of strategic significant i'm here on is the only city on the left western bank of the nipper river, which is under russian control. and it opens a gateway to the a potential ground defensive, which russia potentially would aspire to undertake towards mc alive. and then just so, you know, due to deny ukraine of the black sea coast. so if you create manage

well, it's bring in a very b bus on he's an assistant professor and political and the list. he joins us via skype from assemble. thank you very much for joining the program for fiscal. can we take it back as to, can you give us just a little bit of context around why diplomatic ties were caught in the 1st place and, and just how that played out? well actually that was the ballistic ties were caught since 2018 when you know, attacked all of the demonstrators actually, they were protesting against us embassy ma, when into jerusalem capital, let's remember that over 60 people got killed as a result. and of course, we should also remember that towards the end of 2018 due to turkey's efforts, international efforts to stop this happening. so it came in a really bad time. so that since then to can just did not have the one with the creation. but of course, as, as you said earlier that there is a way to president's visit to our car in march. this year was a turning point in relations because both leaders encouraged by the to develop in or further developed and by the relations. and they signaled very str

skype. thank you for your time. now this is a polarizing election and it has been for some time talk us through what's at stake . well too many people, not only the presidency, the estate, but perhaps the countries democracy, the whole president boston has continuously song to talk about supposed vulnerability the, the electoral system without actually presenting any concrete proof. but there is a perception that the constant talk about, you know, the integrity of the actual system and about suppose fraud could allow the president to question the result if you lose is in october. so i think there is significant risk that. ready brazil may face a similar situation to that in the united states in 2021. when the incumbent, donald trump, did not recognize the election in an attempt to obstruct a peaceful transition of power. and of course, the destructive polarization now between supporters of both sonata on the right and lula on the left has really contributed to a very 10 situation which has led to a lot of concern only in brazil, but in the entire region. all the potential pre or post electoral instability that could

well, maria sir lauren su is and africa unless she joins us over skype from johannesburg . welcome to the news hour. as i mentioned there on goler is, is the pool country. it's one of the, the largest economies in sub saharan africa. yet this wealth hasn't been able to filter down to those who need it most. how would you explain that? so yes, i going is one of the larger economies and sub on africa, but it's not fully developed. there's many shortcomings. and of course, as you mentioned already, it has been impacted by ramp and corruption. and this is really limited the wealth from checking down to the rest of the population. it's dependence on oil also means that it's not diversified either way and economy should be ideally, and that has led to a lack of job creation across many sectors in the economy. now the, at the m. p l a. have been empowered pretty much since independence from portugal in 1975 haven't a. why is this election regarded as being somewhat different? what do you think is likely to tip the scales potentially? so girl is gone through quite a tough time in t

skype from paris. good. have you with us model one. first of all, is this round? i think we can say round of this conflict. is it ready over? well, it's not clear, as you know, there are still point to vs over who's not biding by. this is agreement who's not course, as we all know for a cease fire is also a war by other means. because the occupation continues in the blockade and gas are continues. hence, the systematic violence against the palestinians persist. and that good then a spin over to another confrontation it, sir, it's always a good to remember that this is the 5th of such wars or rounds as you put it since 2008 bits less. and then 3 years for each round of conflict, violent conflict war, devastating and thought arising for the people in gaza. and it goes on unabated does indeed i'm in a with the occupation continuing with the siege. continuing the root cause of this goes on. this is highly unlikely to be an end to the problem, isn't it? this is just a temporary pause. oh yes, absolutely. i mean if anything, we could say that it's madness because as i said, 5 wars, that is re launches against that by the synonyms hopi

skype viber is not mine all these technologies. i somehow listen, i tried to pay for a communal apartment, well, on the internet. well. there is no queue. not understood. so it’s also convenient that without a queue or how you don’t understand anything in life, understand, there must always be some kind of queue so that while you wait, you think three times. do you really need it or not? interesting it's time for me. by the way, my name is fedya, uncle. vitya have a good trip to saratov? hello pasaran, come on. how to cook the skins are removed very carefully, the bones of the gills and the insides are removed from the fillet . minced meat is made and the skin begins. for 5 hours it looks like. great, keep it up. well, in vain you are so very tasty, really. yul, okay . here you are my cook. daddy pavlik pavlyukha pashka and i'm your grandfather grandfather, how yours will be, he understands in russian, understands. he understands, he’s just not used to the fact that you can speak russian with someone other than us, this sucks. what is bad is not very good, that is, when it's bad, when it's already really bad. no

it is very important skype fighter of the freedom legion from donetsk region andriy illenko, we congratulate you glory to ukraine mr. andriy glory to the heroes from the experts well particular, the president's comforter, mr. arrestovych, you could hear about what is now nothing like that. well, nothing fundamentally important is happening on the fronts, but there will be those little flowers ahead, as he said, it's obvious. bearing in mind that something more serious will happen during the next week, how do you feel about it from the inside? what what? now in those positions where are you is there anything you can tell me ? can you share about those positions and also for the battle, in principle, they last almost 24 hours a day, the shelling continues almost 24 hours a day because, let’s say it here, in this particular area, the lines of our positions, the lines of the enemy’s positions, they are at a distance of several meters 200

well, mark him, it is a retired u. s. army brigadier general and former assistant secretary of state for political military affairs. he joins us on skype from washington. d. c, thanks for being with us here on the al jazeera is this latest aid package enough? do you think to significantly changed the war on the ground? well, i don't think it alone will change the situation on the ground, but it will certainly make it much harder for the russians to cross you fight. if you take a look at the types of weapons that we're sending you, it's very revealing. as to the tactical strategy, you're asking ukrainians to execute a strategy they've been doing quite well with the past few months. how difficult all the logistics then of moving military equipment to where it's needed in the midst of a walk, give us an idea of that. well that's, that's a very good point for both sides. first of all, it's very difficult to move them just states into ukraine. from european nations, and especially from ukraine to where that ammunition is needed. but because that is such a vulnerability, that's exactly what the ukrainians are using this weapons act to do. th

well, the iranian foreign ministry says the charges a baseless and politically motivated and accuses the u. s. making allegations without providing evidence. let's go live on skype to boston, massachusetts, and glen carl, who is former deputy national intelligence officer at trans national threats at the c. i a thank you for joining us. so all these allegations baseless. let's start with the details of this assassination plot. what exactly is sharon per sofie alleged to have done and how it did the alleged plot get uncovered? well, it seems that the are a rainy and stumbled into one of the car intelligence nets. i guess you could say of the, the i a fellow working in the iranian revolutionary guards apparently contacted an american or at least someone residence in united states, initially asking him to quote, take photographs of prominent figures. i think it was and then inquired whether he would be a willing or knew of any one who could eliminate somebody. and the person that the revolutionary guard officer was interacting with was an f, b i. agents or source who then strong this out and was able to identify the person and some of the plans and dentist to indic

editor of taiwan plus, joins us on skype from ty pay could have you with us to via so will she all won't she any indication if this visit is actually going to happen or not? well, sammy, that depends on who you're listening to so far there's been no word from any high level official here in the ruling party, the government here, nor from at washington. but if you listen to media, be it international. a look all there are indications and movements that she is coming. for instance, the financial times, its 1st reported her trip signing on name sources. now says that on wednesday she'll be meeting the taiwanese prime minister, tying when local media saying that she's going to visit the legislature when she is here. and now the opposition party, the combing tom taiwan largest opposition party, is saying that there are so going to be a meeting between one of their high level representatives and nancy pelosi, but as far as any confirmation on the ground here, whether she's coming or not, it is hard to tell, but what we do know is that state media is reporting that tie once a military has raised its combat readiness level, which means it's level to defend himself. in

well, it's bringing out as he was seen, epistle, unless my one shot, he joins us on skype from paris. moment. how fragile do you think this cease fire could be i think it's fraudulent because this into this situation continues to be tense. and apparently there's some disagreement over the 4th filaments off of that says fire. but there to get in the ceasefire for israel is more like a continuation of the war by other means. because the blockade of garza that has gone on now for some 15 years, continues unabated and occupation continues that oppression and so on, so forth. as you reported earlier, clearly are both sides are also not totally convinced that the actual their balls, although these really early say that they were able to destroy a number of targets the, the damage to garza, to the got a civilian infrastructure has been huge. but while this climate she had lost some of its capacity, it came out politically a winner out of this confrontation with their means to be seen or how these really prime minister comes out of it. some say he might have gained some momentum locally . oth

skype. from istanbul, mr. b, it's a good time with us on the program. in your opinion, what's lead to the sudden uptake and violence after months of general quiet? well, so hope throughout these months there has been increasing tension, constant attention and occasional skirmishes. but yeah, this is the most serious level of the resumption and fighting recently. and i know there's a lot of frustration, there's frustration in back who, because it feels like it's trying to move forward on a piece signing a peace treaty that both sides have agreed to do. but prime minister pushing on of armenia, who also sincerely seems to want to get to that peace treaty is being blocked by his own domestic political opponents, who periodically have staged big st. protests claiming that he essentially committed treason by agreeing to a cease fire way back in november of 2020. and so there are all sorts of forces beneath the surface on both sides that want to keep the pot stirred, even as a national leaders want to get to a peace treaty. how difficult is domestic politics fully armenian either right now? it's difficult, so you know, they were accusations of assassinatio

skype from washington d. c. so is this a fulfillment or a weapon? i zation of justice. she'll take on it. well, it's unquestionably an extraordinary movement. i mean, we've never had a f b. i raid on the home of the former president before. but a couple things are worth pointing out to start. first of all, in order to do this, the f b, i would have had to have gone to a federal judge and a provider that sealed affidavit laying out probable cause that conducting this raid, would you evidence of a federal crime? the federal crime edition here appears to be whether trump illegally removed classified documents from the white house to his home in moral lago. now, that said, we're still so pointing out that this is not about the january 6 investigation. we spent endless time talking about that with the january committee hearings and everybody's been talking about whether the justice tamara was going to prosecute trump for that. this seems that this is a separate investigation. so worth keeping in mind. now it's also worth keeping in mind that it is not at all routine for the justice department to pr

fomenko is now in touch with us via skype hello, tell me, please, is it already now that they are generally replacing or not with virtual pilots, or is it all just fiction. wellction. probably, this is also a trend of the times, we will not go anywhere and get ready not in the summer, probably, the ministry of industry and trade is doing the right thing. but the fact that this is a task and or a problem of a distant perspective. but this is clear. first, we see the whole world is divided into right-hand left-hand traffic. they are on the plane. yes, not in three or four dimensions and still does not move to a single standard. it's easy to move though. there traffic lights markup redraw. well, the mentality of people is very difficult to change. i myself probably won’t get on that plane where there will be one, uh, captain, and the second pilot will be virtual, because, well, we remember the gemma winx disaster when she loves or whatever the second pilot is airplane. therefore, mental health and physical health is very important. now the trend all over the world, on the contrary, is to reduce health requirements, because two crew members allow you to operate a

skype from philadelphia. welcome to the program. so what, what factors will the court have to consider hair then? do you think? well, so there are a number of items that will need to be redacted. if in fact this affidavit is to be released, there are 2 main types of materials. first and foremost, anything that touches on the highly sensitive of national security information that news reports have indicated are contained in those materials. particularly the highly compartmentalized materials having to do with nuclear secrets. everything of that nature, even naming those documents would have to be redacted. and then the other type of material has to do with grand jury secrecy. and that material will also have to be redacted. so um if judge reinhart is seriously thinking that this document could be released in some way, shape or form of the amount of information that would be left after those redactions may be very, very limited. so politically, then what's at stake here as this saga continues? well, if there is to be an indictments and the, you know, all indications are that there is at the very least a criminal inve

skype to viet. thanks so much for being on this news. our just how nervous is the taiwanese government at this point? well, emily, the have any government that thought to reassure the public, saying that the ministry of defense is monitoring all activity related to these military exercises. and that they have a handle on the situation. but they are also warning that air ruth and shipping will need, will be disrupt that need to be changed that a lot of this activity happens in places where you see a lot of civilian lights and commercial trades and movements happening. so this is part of the reason why the president has called this provocative and irresponsible now while they are used to military drills, china has conducted these drills in the past in the scale is unprecedented in the sense of its proximity to that medium line or the territorial area, i want her whole story on areas mother, it's in the, the or the sky. and the fact that it is surrounding the main islands i want is sensually blockading them. and part of the issue here is not just that these drugs are happening around that i want to rely on,

well, it's bring in jeremy dear. he's the deputy general secretary of international federation of journalists. he joins us via skype from brussels. thanks very much for being on the program. $100.00 days since sharon was killed. do you hold out any hope that her family and the wider community will ever get justice for her if? well, of course today, a 100 days on our thoughts in the thoughts of john lists all over the world, all with family and colleagues. and it's right that we continue the condemnation of what was a deliberate and targeted killings. but we also, we knew calls to the you for action for us, you say to bring some kind of justice. and the fact is, the showings killing was part of a deliberate and systematic targeting. we believe these may amount to war crimes crimes against humanity. and that's why we and others are saying that the international criminal court shouldn't just talk about journalist being targeted in ukraine. but should also talk about journalist being targeted in palestine, and we want to see action from the international criminal court to bring those responsible to justice. do you thin

skype from washington. d. c. good to have you with us. what is made of this round of talks possible? what prompted it? well, i think both sides at the end of the day are need of some form of agreement. but there's also a different game that has been paid right now. both sides need to get a strong impression that they're trying very hard. because if it fails, then there's going to be very intense and rather decisive playing games. and now the result, they both need to at least give the appearance of doing their most right. now having said that, i do believe that there is a genuine desire on both sides to get into a deal the. busy question is the deal that one side wants and it's ok to approve. is it sufficiently good for the other side? so there's still divisions between them on whether this can be accept about but need this. i was to be blame if there is a say. so given what you said is an agreement likely, do you think, can these folks in vienna there are some very, very top issues remaining as we heard from your package. the iranians do require some form of assurance that they're not going to be in their

skype from princeton, new jersey. ok, thanks for being on the program. so what is the cultural significance of these artifacts? first of all well, these so called 1000000000 bronzes which include objects in ivory and wood, are incredibly important cultural heritage objects. and in what was the kingdom of been which still exists in the present on or before they were looted in 1897, the plaques, which constitute he quieted majority of the objects. we're in fact, what you might think of as archives of the kingdom in the sense that the records of events in put on events and rituals that took place in the palace and in the kingdom for a kingdom that didn't have literary traditions as a developed in the west, these objects constituted not just the archive, but also the library, right? of the kingdom, quite apart from the fact that there were extreme b, precious objects that were also in fact, constitutive of the kingdoms, treasures, and that's in bag. the reason that the british expedition of 1897 sought to look to them as a way to pay back the costs of that invasion. and so the return of these objects is in fact incredibly important

skype from kiev and re, thanks so much for being on the pro program. this report has obviously drawn strong criticism. what's your reaction? well, it big, so the fact some facts, but the problem is that addiction from the outside of the context. and indeed it's in some of the villages military to the schools and use them for military purposes . what it doesn't say is that none of these schools are working for many months because no schools are working in your brain because of the dangers to the, to the pupil. full schools are closed knowledge cation has been done on online. and so essentially, and also this is close to the front line. so honestly the safety of the villages, this is something completely different because they have been shows every, every day we have showings from rash on a daily basis. so that's why that's why bring them garment. and many observers by saying that this is something like a week to blaming is basically like saying the situation is not black and white but, but there is a degree of ukrainian sort of a guilt which is obviously strongly denied. yes, it took us through a little bit more about that ukran

well, that's spring in s 2. sorry. so she is a canyon member of parliament running for reelection. she joins us now via skype from nairobi, thanks to being on the program. so in your view, how big is the problem of online disinformation? of it is massive because some deaths, you know, right now everybody is online. and instead of, you know, in the past we only had the mainstream media tv, radio and um, about 5 print magazines. but to day, almost every blogger has his born a magazine online, and everybody's getting traction and followers. so if they publicize anything, it gets out there. but what so more worrying is, in the grassroots, on the, you know, what leaflets have been spreading around. the country are threatening people telling them that, you know, you have to move out of here and, you know, you, you do if the election goes bad, or you're not wanted here, you know, that kind of divisive politics on the grassroots is really worrying by breaking the for security forces are moving in very quickly to make sure that this temp out a few students are arrested recently. whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. seemed to be t

skype. and i think that after and after the november elections, this may well become a reality.ill fully work it out. as soon as they take two chambers. there will be impeachment. there will be a lot of things, but i want to say something about this, because under this for all under 50 to 50 division, which now, after all, lies the economic problem. an economic division lies. the fact is that in the united states, for the first time since the civil war of 1861, a similar situation has developed, when the door to economic systems in one state cannot be trits they are different, and who will take the cash flow. this is a key issue, and the cash flow is now controlled by the financial oligarchs, who globally, who export this money, which profit all over the world. and the industrial power of the united states is being lost at this time and the military understands this, and half of the population that is losing their jobs and their salaries are being frozen is also excellent . this understanding, because we talked about this topic on thursday. uh, the american republicans were dire