so through elections in november as has been mentioned were in fact one with a landslide by unsung suki'snational league for democracy despite some recent stains on her reputation the nobel peace prize laureate who spent nearly 15 years under house arrest during her long resistance to military rule is revered at home in the m.r. . own sense to cheek is respected around the world she's been the recipient of numerous honors including the european parliament sakharov prize and the nobel peace prize in 2010 her growing popularity combined with mounting international pressure finally forced me m.r.s. military to took to lift her house arrest and grant democratic concessions 5 years later the party won an absolute majority in the 1st free elections suchi became the country's minister of foreign affairs and de facto head of government but the military led by army chief men long retained its grip on power meaning that suit she remained a head of government at the mercy of the military. as a result of basic democratic freedoms like freedom of the press and protection for minorities remains elusive

has ceased power and declared a state of emergency soldiers have arrested the country's leader and suki and other senior politicians and military alleges that the november election was fraudulent but has so far provided no proof of that western powers have condemned what they call an unlawful coup while china has urged both sides to resolve their differences . europe's most active volcano put on a spectacular light show on saturday night as the latest in a series of eruptions the site has been closed off and there are no reports of injuries. that go on with the when quite literally residents of russia's far eastern city of lot of a stroke struggle to stay upright as they were battered by gusts reaching up to 35 meters a 2nd round 60 people needed medical treatment for injuries they sustained. algeria has started a vaccination campaign against covert 19 using sputnik movie about half a 1000000 doses are being supplied by russia and the north african nation also plans to produce the job itself. from our sister channel are terribly went to the city where the 1st shots are being given. the

he's also called out that myanmar generals who have detained a democratically elected leader on sound suki so he's saying the right things he's garnering the right support at home and i think we're going to see a strong response from this administration on both of these challenges to democracy in russia and in the end we know the white house is reportedly considering sanctions against me and more do we know how effective sanctions would be against the military at this point it's a great question we haven't seen exactly the type of sanctions that this administration might put in place what we do know is that the u.s. government has a long track record of imposing sanctions on burma over the last decade of military rule leading up to the democratic elections in 2015 that were then removed and now u.s. spokesperson. jen psaki has said that all of the sanctions that were removed are now that under review these are sanctions that could be put in place against the military leadership against the generals that have carried out this and their families and networks and so they could have bite but a

he's also called out that myanmar generals who have detained a democratically elected leader on sound suki so he's saying the right things he's garnering the right support at home and i think we're going to see a strong response from this administration on both of these challenges to democracy in russia and in the end we know that the white house is reportedly considering sanctions against me and more do we know how effective sanctions would be against the military at this point it's a great question we haven't seen exactly the type of sanctions that this administration might put in place what we do know is that the u.s. government has a long track record of imposing sanctions on burma over the last decade of military rule leading up to the democratic elections in 2015 that were then removed and now u.s. spokesperson. jen psaki has said that all of the sanctions that were removed are now back under review these are sanctions that could be put in place against the military leadership against the generals that have carried out this and their families and networks and so they could have bite

of a number of those areas so this is not that simple and quite frankly beijing's relationship with suki was actually very good i doubt that this welcoming this because this is just another problem which they don't need when they're trying to do their economic and health issues but nonetheless until 2011 supported on mars military what is the extent to what was the extent of the support after the military gave up power. well the sports continue remember i mean from china's point of view a base court whenever government is there they don't interfere it's a little bit rich archer from the way that west sees it but for china it's whatever government is a power that's that's the choice about country so yes they had relations with the military government as i said but it was not exactly smooth because of the border issues when townsend's who key came in and they have they stablish fairly quickly a good relations with her and they're i've seen nothing recently a lot of that in fact the government had been backing china's positions internally on issues and voting seen things like what is at sta

several leaders of the civilian government have reportedly been detained including the country's leader sukiis said to be among those who were taken into custody the military alleges that november elections in the country were fraudulent though that is yet to be proven the secretary general of the un has condemned the arrests. moscow's notorious traffic jams could soon be a thing of the past for some high flying taxi passengers a russian urban am i realty companies testing so-called passenger drones which could lift off in a couple of years artie's constantino rushkoff was 1st in the queue. and just like that city traffic is no longer an issue instead of driving along congested highways this taxi should lift you up and take you from 8 to beat by a. by the way there are no paddles or a steering wheel i mean the whole thing is supposed to be controlled by a person remotely or by computer program the only thing i can do while inside is to pull the red not in case of emergency combat or will it jacked a parachute. of course using it as the air transport transport for passengers like air so to sp

myanmar committee does appear numerous reports that the key leadership of the country including unsung sukiave been detained by the military early this morning before dawn. —— aung san sui kyi. in the capital which is not the main city but that has been more or less cut off and people are finding it very hard to get through on the phone or any line. that is where the minotaur has the biggest base and where parliament would do to convene late today to establish a second term of office for aung san sui kyi after her party when a even more resounding election. it was contesting that election victory and complaints have over irregularities by the military that appears to have driven this action. the military last week made some alarming signals talking about replacing the constitution or even parts of the coup and backtracked to the weekend saying it would abide by the constitution but still insist that his greatness is over the election we are still valid. what happened this morning really can't be overstated. it is the extra ordinary move. you have to remember the constitution that governs my

he's also called out that myanmar generals who have detained a democratically elected leader on sound suki so he's saying the right things he's garnering the right support at home and i think we're going to see a strong response from this administration on both of these challenges to democracy in russia and in the end we know that the white house is reportedly considering sanctions against me and more do we know how effective sanctions would be against the military at this point it's a great question we haven't seen exactly the type of sanctions that this administration might put in place well we do know is that the u.s. government has a long track record of imposing sanctions on burma over the last decade of military rule leading up to the democratic elections in 2015 that were then removed and now u.s. spokesperson. jen psaki has said that all of the sanctions that were removed are now back under review these are saying things that could be put in place against the military leadership against the generals that have carried out this and their families and networks and so they could have b

pro-democracy movement and held up signs demanding the release of civilian leaders including on some suki monday marks exactly one week since hoochie and other elected lawmakers were detained. for more i'm joined by loaning he's a filmmaker in myanmar's economic capital yangon thanks for joining us this evening thank you for having me so 1st off how long can protesters keep up this pressure campaign. that's going to depend on a lot of reasons a lot of factors at this point everything is kind of unpredictable and we cannot rule out any possibility but right now people cannot do anything with the negro framework and people have learned from that that we cannot be violent so there peacefully protesting and this is the 3rd day i'm speaking to you from the heart of our civil disobedience movement and more people are expected to join today it's already starting $930.00 and then the protests already started at $830.00 or 8 am. and yesterday there were about a 100 thousands of people and today we are expecting there will be more and there are more security forces being deployed as well and i want

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also called out the me and maher generals who have detained a democratically elected leader on sound suki so he's saying the right things he's garnering the right simpler at home and i think we're going to see a strong response from this administration on both of these challenges to democracy in russia and in the end we know the white house is reportedly considering sanctions against me and more do we know how effective sanctions would be against the military at this point it's a great question we haven't seen exactly the type of sanctions that this administration might put in place what we do know is that the u.s. government has a long track record of imposing sanctions on burma over the last decade of military rule leading up to the democratic elections in 2015 that were then removed and now u.s. spokesperson. jen psaki has said that all of the sanctions that were removed are now back under review these are sanctions that could be put in place against the military leadership against the generals that have carried out this coup and their families and networks and so they could have bite

also been more rallies this time involving no is but despite the growing international condemnation suki remains under house arrest along with more than $320.00 people scott highly has more now on those protests there is an increase that's at least the word we're getting from people on the streets there who have been on the streets since the protests really began since the movement to get as many people out from many different walks of life out in the streets are saying you know friday we saw spike in numbers the biggest numbers yet they say and again that's interest paid today in those pictures really indicate that that's probably what's going to be in store toward the end of the day now we will get official numbers because the police are authorities are really counting this is coming from the organizers themselves and there is a feeling that you know that the the security forces are allowing them to do this maybe because it's gotten so big maybe they think they're going to fizzle out but that's not the case because they keep coming out in big numbers what's interesting is they're very

on young sushi -- on young suki -- aung san suu kyi and other leaders are in detention. day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. matt: thank you very much. let's return to piquant's supercharged streak, it's tesla rally on day two, trading at just under $47,000. it briefly eclipsed $48,000 just about one hour ago. galaxy digital founder michael bloomberg read said it could reach $100,000 by the end of -- michael novagrad said it could reach $100,000 by the end of 2021. >> again -- young people are buying into the future. they see crypto as their currencies. elon is a genius because he is saying, listen to the people. it is more the messaging that is important, soon to be allowing customers to buy in crypto. you will see every company in america do the same thing. >> it looks like it is not just companies. you have the maker of miami thinking about adopting bitcoin on its balance sheet according to a tweet he had sent out today. how realistic is something like that and are more cities likely t

democratically electorate leaders including state councilor suki and president mint were detained in an early morning raid by military officials. the military is announcing the result of their democratic election this past november and this is an all too familiar plot for power and corruption. burma has been fighting for democracy since its independence from britain in 1948. the people of burma suffered under military coup since the 1960s resulting in mass killings, human rights abuses and political instability. we may all remember the up rising in 1988 when non violence students activists were massacred by the regime of the satisfy ron revolution in 2007 where monks were attacked for protesting economic conditions. the path to democracy has been difficult with many ethnic groups and other groups in burma displaced from repression and broughtal attacks such as row --they are rising up in civil s obesance, doctors are going on strike and households are banging pots and pans and protestors are courageously taking to the streets to march for their country. as we have seen before the mil

democratically electorate leaders including state councilor suki and president mint were detained in an early morning raid by military officials. the military is announcing the result of their democratic election this past november and this is an all too familiar plot for power and corruption. burma has been fighting for democracy since its independence from britain in 1948. the people of burma suffered under military coup since the 1960s resulting in mass killings, human rights abuses and political instability. we may all remember the up rising in 1988 when non violence students activists were massacred by the regime of the satisfy ron revolution in 2007 where monks were attacked for protesting economic conditions. the path to democracy has been difficult with many ethnic groups and other groups in burma displaced from repression and broughtal attacks such as row --they are rising up in civil s obesance, doctors are going on strike and households are banging pots and pans and protestors are courageously taking to the streets to march for their country. as we have seen before the mil