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of georgia who is in charge of relations with the european union and nato in london we have done a tele cyber most or she is a lecturer at the department of war studies at king's college in london and in moscow we have a russian defense and a military analyst pavel felgenhauer welcome to you or. 20 k. i'd like to start with you because you're a supporter of these protests and they and we are expecting more today i believe the georgian prosecutor general's office actually charged an m.p. who is a leader of the opposition party with inciting violence amid the unrest so how involved is the opposition party at the moment and with the demonstrations that we've been seeing and what are the demands of the demonstrators. so there was 3 tourists are mainly you know unhappy with the with the report of the georgian government visibly russia because in recent years we saw the. clearly the increase of russian influence in this country both in the society of the the attempts of those of hybrid warfare from the russian side and also on the georgian government so russia is spending a lot of money in pr

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the tele you talked a lot of the intention of believe are stronger europe does this mean that do you want to accept skeptical commissioners which could be proposed by nationalist sort of populist governments around europe such as italy for example thank you. i want a commission that is working to strengthen europe to position europe in this world in its appropriate role and europe is needed in this world and on this with in this difficult and changing and vironment and i am deeply convinced that we all do better when we were better together all of us know $28.00 member states that none of us on its own will be as successful tackling the problems as we are together 28 member states and this is the beauty and the secret of europe of course it's sometimes tiring and to look for count for a concepts and a compromise is difficult but in the very end we take 500000000 people along on this journey so i want a commission that is totally dedicated on improving the european union of course respecting subsidiarity this is a say in itself but in improving the european union as i'm convinced it's

tenemos el tele pronter. puedes leer la historia. borja, tienes competencia.istoria, mientras que james cameron aceptÓ la derrota y los felicitÓ. los hermanos directores le dieron las gracias a cameronpor ser una inspiraciÓn para el mundo del cine y por abrir los ojos del mundo a lo que es posible. borja: fuerte el aplauso! [aplausos] me voy de vacaciones [risas] >>muchas gracias. borja: gracias tambiÉn a la familia por vernos. >> >>una ola de calor condonÓ afectando la mayor parte del suroeste de nuestra naciÓn, las temperaturas se espera asciendan claramente por encima de los très dÍgitos, vamos a la de las condiciones en instantes. >>color, tradiciÓn, cultura, generaciones orgullosa de su tradiciÓn llegarÁn al sur de california para hacer una gran celebraciÓn de la feria, le diremos cÓmo ser parte de ella.

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resiste el paso del tiempo y que ademÁs hoy está de cumpleaÑos 73 borja: venimos, noticia tambiÉn por la telecontra de las corridas de toros. te contamos que estos manifestantes se oponen a las corridas de toros del famoso festival de san fermÍn en pamplonÉs.muchas personas incluido defensores de los derechos de animales piensan que este deporte es cruel y anticuado y que deberÍa eliminarse del festival, de la fiesta que incluye comida, mÚsica y baile. sanfermines una de las celebraciones mÁs importantes de espaÑa, tambiÉn a nivel internacional y aquÍ estÁn las reacciones de los que estÁn en contra de por lo menos la corridas de toros satcha: gracias a ustedes por participar. borja: cambiamos el tema fÉlix quien en su cuenta de n el witter publica fotos de menores durmiendo en colchones en el piso y marchando en fila. junto a las fuertes imagenes, la reina del pop sto es a erica, feliz dia de la erica, feliz dia de la independencia. satcha: queremos mencionarle que tambiÉn participÓ colocando una imagen en las redes sociales y es la oportunidad que tiene mucho famoso de dar a conocer de lo qu

the television tele been destroyed due to statues, the red guard destroyed books and art.o use in art that isn't propaganda. dave, did you ever think you'd see a day where liberals were calling for the destruction of art? >> tucker, well, i cannot believe that something completely bananas and insane is coming out of san francisco of all places. the bastion of sanity that is san francisco. look, george washington, like every single leader that we've ever had, like all of us, has a complex past. a couple of months ago, i went to mount vernon which is outside of d.c. and that was his home. they were upfront that george washington, he had that complex -- look, he led the continental army in the american revolutionary war and one of the first things he did as president was set aside that power. that was an incredibly amazing thing that he did that we should honor. at the same time, george washington did on the slaves per that's something we have to recognize. he freed his slaves when he passed away. but martha actually heard slaves. >> tucker: like mohammed. >> that's the point

tele band delegates across from afghan politicians ready to talk peace for the 1st time everyone has come to doha in their personal not official capacity the 2 days of talks a pitched as an ice breaker hopefully leading to more formal negotiations between the taliban and afghan government every step that can be taken for their peace it's optimistic about that it is the happiest occasion of my life a person who waited for 41 years for this very day. i know that's not the end of it but i'm delighted to be when it begins a previous attempt in april to get them to talk failed mediators from karsan germany convinced both sides to try again i would like to express my gratitude to all afghan participants for agreeing to engage in a constructive dialogue with each other inspires and also because of all the suffering which the afghan people has endured and is still and during while the taliban's political look for common ground and or her its military wing designated a truck bomb in the central province of gosney for what they said they were targeting an afghan intelligence base they blame fo

prevent this happening while seeing as that's what you're thinking from moscow and i see it on the tele and is not being there in london i mean let me ask you because last year russian prime minister dmitri medvedev and he he had ambitions for a full scale dialogue between moscow and tbilisi and now we're seeing the threat of russian sanctions and insults being held both sides what's changed how much of this is about russia georgia tensions and how much of this is about domestic georgian politics. i think it's very hard to sort of separate or decide brigade the 2 because they too are very much interconnected and of course as was mentioned by the other speakers russia has a strong influence on affairs in georgia and as we know there is a very powerful. oligarchy orly garcon figure who is really behind a decision making and he has tried in the last years since he is people have been in power to sort of solve their rhetoric against russia and try to sort of mend fences but at the same time there is a there is a trend in georgia towards closer rapprochement with a west with a european union

prevent this happening while seeing as that's what you're thinking from moscow and i see it on the tele and is not being there in london i mean let me ask you because last year russian prime minister dmitri medvedev and he he had ambitions for a full scale dialogue between moscow and tbilisi and now we're seeing the threat of russian sanctions and insults being held both sides what's changed how much of this is about russia georgia tensions and how much of this is about domestic georgian politics. i think it's very hard to sort of separate or decide brigade the 2 because they too are very much interconnected and of course as was mentioned by the other speakers russia has a strong influence on affairs in georgia and as we know there is a very powerful. orly garcon figure in bunny sheerly who is really behind decision making and he has tried in the last years since he's people have been in power to sort of soft their rhetoric against russia and tried to sort of mend fences but at the same time there is a there is a trend in georgia towards closer rapprochement with a west with a european

pues sÓlo en la otra sala donde se ve por tele. >> esta noticia que soy con el mundo llegÓ a las montaÑas>> aprovecho para mandar este mensaje a su padre. >> que lo quiero mucho, que allÍ voy a estar siempre apoyando. que su familia, sus hijos, todos vamos a estar allÍ. >> rosa isela tambiÉn asegurÓ no saber nada sobre la supuesta fortuna millonaria de su padre. hoy joaquÍn el chapo guzmÁn comienza cobrizo sentencia que lo llevarÁ a una cárcel de mÁxima seguridad en colorado. en tanto sois cambios a hacer trÁmites para poder visitarlo y sus abogados apelarÁn la decisiÓn de la corte. ilia: llegamos al final. muchas gracias. enrique: esta noche tendremos mÁs sobre la cobertura especial sobre la sentencia dequien el chapo guzmÁn y detalles de la ola de calor que azotan buena parte del paÍs. ilia: nos vemos en la ediciÓn nocturna. >> ahora estÁ usted bien informado. noticiero univisiÓn, su voz, su decisiÓn. >> llegaré tarde a la oficina. emir: tu jefe está a tu lado. [llaman a la puerta] debe ser el servicio. >> pero es muy insistente. emir: ven acá. [llaman a la puerta] ozan: así que esto es

sabbats protests were so long that sanju would have called you some class tele. the tool of college costs. says to the. coca-cola subtle statistical distortions are bad but the worst is yet to come. we uncovered something far worse in this envelope which contains dozens of letters and internal records from coca-cola these documents should have remained confidential but they were published anonymously on the internet a few months ago we carefully sifted through all the information and found that we could not be further from the ambitious a world without waste slogan. emmett's the mass of information this document caught our attention it's dated from 2016 and signed by the coca-cola as a law being manager in brussels. the bullet points are all the measures that europe could adopt but which do not coincide with coca cola's interests. in the next we find carbon pricing restrictions on the usage of caffeine and eat you ban of advertising to children under $12.00. in other words anything that could lower the company's turnover figure on the right there's a circle entit

fraud corruption and money laundering a 180000000 dollars deal with the french military arms company teles zuma says the charges are political conspiracy the beautiful economic research estimates that and as soon as leadership to that because economy lost $70000000000.00 president has called as peter says his time in office 9 a wasted years and many south africans agree or enjoy some support especially in his home problems of course in a towel there is great public interest in seeing him held to account for his suspected role in state corruption. many saying zuma led the looting of state coffers the allegations extend to zuma spammy with his son to design a link to businesses owned by the captors mr zuma. tends to view the process. of justice the process of governance as we've seen when he's been called before parliament to answer questions as well as we've seen when he's been called before the courts to answer he views all of these processes as being beneath him in a very patronizing paternalistic way. while many south africans are anxious to hear zuma give his side of the story it's stil

absolutely unacceptable for for moscow well i want to ask you a little more about this flight banned on the tele in london because it's not a small thing it sounds like a small thing cutting off flights but that's $1400000.00 russian tourists who travel to georgia just last year and that's something like 10 percent of georgia's annual tourism revenue and they could lose $300000000.00 how much of an impact would that have on georgia and subsequently we've also seen this this campaign to try to get more people to come to georgia as tourists and that's been supported by a lot of western diplomats so following along with this theme of russia russia sorry georgia trying to cozy up with the west could that galvanize more support this flight ban could potentially actually bring the western georgia closer together. well i mean there is no doubt as you mentioned on the figures that you gave you know accurately portray you know the relevance that georgia that russian tourism has for georgia and also the say you know the trade of agricultural products wine and mineral water if there would be a band would b

president's defiance capping a week of controversy that started on sunday morning with his racist attack tele for congresswoman of color to go back to the places from which they came. >>this is the agenda of white nationalist. >>the president was emboldened as outrage exploded on the left but republican lawmakers were slow to comment. 2 days after the tweets what out senate majority leader mitch mcconnell eventually offering tepid criticism. >>well i think i've just said i think everybody ought to tone down their rhetoric. >>by wednesday, trump would turn the attacks into a scripted campaign strategy, she looks down with contempt on the hard working americans saying that. >>ignorance is pervasive in many parts of this country. >>obviously and importantly. online has a history of launching this year's anti semitic. >>his supporters responding with a chant formed from his own words. that scene apparently crossing the line for republican lawmakers on capitol hill who voiced their discomfort with the chance to vice president mike. and sources say his daughter ivanka trump also expressed her conce

commitments within the deal that's actually a very interesting question let me bring in early for tele knowledge here in berlin it's not actually illegal to transport iranian all around the world those a unilateral sanctions being placed on. by the u.s. on iran so it's actually quite legal to transport oil around the world it's much more difficult to sell it in iran does need money now because it's being squeezed so much do you feel that the iranians are now absolutely desperate to get hold of cash and that's why they took such a risky move allegedly by trying to get this all to syria or do you think this is just been happening for a long time. well i mean 1st of all. the iranian oil shipment where it's syria i'm not sure if in return the iranians would get back cash from the assad regime so basically what was happening during the last few years is that basically iran was providing a lot of material and other held to the assad regime and not really under turn for money and for cash i mean so this is not the issue. i think the timing of this incident is very interesting because it comes

fairly random a shooting a grenade into into the back of a while and exploding and then eventually it tele's and there is no quick humane way of killing a while or so on animal cruelty. basis you know even if you really don't die while mate there is no humane why of slaughtering my own mark in bristol is there another dynamic here that maybe spells the end of the industry around the world and including in that assessment norway and iceland too i guess in japan you've got an aging population a falling birth rate you've got a younger generation who want to try other stuff and as we said in our introduction their tastes their palates of moved on. you know i think the i think the younger generation in japan are much more like the younger people in the western world they want the same kind of things are interested in the same kind of things but i think this is very much in the hands of the leaders within japan those people as michael said who are supported by their political constituencies where this is an important political issue for them but i don't think there's any way that they are preparin

day plus another cam yard to conduct them i sincerely sympathize with the palm of this and one of my tele. temperature not of those media pomalyst they are deported to top it does leave out of the last no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but the armed group is suspected to be behind saturday's carnage local government officials say armed villages fortified boko haram ambush 2 weeks ago 11 fighters were killed preston mamadou bihari has ordered the air force and army to hunt down the attackers borno state is the epicenter of the armed rebellion by boko haram tens of thousands of people have been killed millions have been displaced after 10 years of violence boko haram has been largely driven out of the areas they once held. but the attacks continue and this time. even funerals have not been spared priyanka al-jazeera a situation where there's been another lot of clashes in hong kong with police firing several rounds of tear gas the protesters the rally began as a peaceful with tens of thousands of people voicing their anger at police and mob violence as well as china's interfe

the ultimate result on the teles. 15 years since the moon landing. he was the 1st man to walk on the moon. as a small boy she dreamed of the stars. as a pilot she flew anything no matter how to introduce. a church or go to the pole. as an astronaut she took part in the greatest adventure in history. but the room a legend was simply a human being who was neil armstrong. the moon was his destiny starts july 20th on t.w. . come. europe is about to witness a transition of power unlike any it has ever seen before 2 of its most important institutions its executive and its central bank will most likely be led for the 1st time ever by a new madam president make that 2 madam presidents tonight a new chapter in european history written with a familiar political balancing act one job goes to germany the other goes to france i'm burned off in berlin.

the iranians laid out siheir case on state tele in dramatic fashion today. but the white house was quick to dismiss these claims as just the latest provocation from a country feeling the heat. chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell leads us off. >> reporter: tonight another escalation in iran's showdown withth u.s. this highly produced video claiming to show that the cia recruited 17 iranians, a charge president trump strongly denies. >> i read a report today about cia. that's a false story. they put out propaganda. they put out lies. let's see what happens we are ready for the absolute worst, and we're ready for sense too. >> reporter: iran also showing alleged business cards from u.s. diplomats iran says are cia agents in turkey and other countries, all presented at a highly unusual briefing. nbc's ali aroi was there. >> reporter: briefings such as this are incredibly rare, especiallyith all the information handed out. officials here claim the iranians were offered visas and jobs in the u.s. which never materialized. now some of them are facin

embassies have not reached out to them yet and they don't know what is going to happen next and her play a tele head has been gathering more information to add to your report there among where it seems that things just get worse and worse for the migrants there in libya what else can you tell us. well the situation remains vulnerable for these migrants and refugees rachele and recently the government of national court under this pressure. recently has decided. rather has announced of the it's looking into releasing all migrants and refugees from libya's detention centers just closing down all detention centers in libya you know this is just in theory they have just now said that they're looking into this plan and they have not even is tarted implementing this plan or. sharing the united nations is implementing this plan but as you know. that the government of national called cannot send those my grosso a few days back to their countries many of them have fled war on poverty in their own countries and they only are from time to time. taking care of them sending their teams to visit the detention

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that was saved when i agreed to work on the tele conference i wanted to show what we had been reading watching wearing on the scene during the 5 years when we didn't communicate with each other. or mark mccauley who is a historian a long time russia expert suspects the authorities in kiev are anxious about ukraine's upcoming parliamentary election. it sounds very strange because treason is betraying your country and giving away secrets. from involving your country to another country which your country feels is to his disadvantage so it's very difficult understand that word extreme word to use because this journalist was in fact trying to put forward try to work on an exchange between moscow and kiev i think it has to do with the upcoming elections. selenski the president is very nervous because he wants a majority in parliament. he may not get it therefore he wants to get as many votes as possible and it doesn't want an exchange if you have an exchange between moscow and kiev. in russian they may in fact influence the election because various questions will come up how do you see the

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the second point, with regard to the tele work and the rest of it, those are all demands and requests that have come from the union. those will be part of that negotiation process and with the two agencies, and so that process actually begins tomorrow. it is the first meeting between the union and with the agency. >> tomorrow's the first meeting with the union, so you've not yet met with them, tomorrow is the first meeting? >> i will not be meeting with them, their agreement, their process is with the actual agency -- >> i understand, but tomorrow is -- >> by agreement of both sides, tomorrow is when that process begins. >> let me just quickly move through here time wise, i assume that you are as concerned as we are about unnecessary training with 63% of the people have said they're not going to be moving, and you basically gave 547 employees 30 days to decide if they were going to move halfway across the country and take their families, and right now i understand there's enough space for 270 employees in kansas city. so given time, i want to ask one other important question, though.

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prevent this happening while seeing as that's what you're thinking from moscow and i see it on the tele and is not being there in london and let me ask you because last year russian prime minister dmitri medvedev and he he had ambitions for a full scale dialogue between moscow and tbilisi and now we're seeing the threat of russian sanctions and insults being held by the sides what's changed how much of this is about russia georgia tensions and how much of this is about domestic georgian politics. i think it's very hard to sort of separate or decide brigade the 2 because they too are very much interconnected and of course as was mentioned by the other speakers russia has a strong influence on affairs in georgia and as we know there is a very powerful. oligarchy oligarchic figure by me shmuley who is really behind a decision making and he has tried in the last years since he is people have been in power to sort of solve their rhetoric against russia and tried to sort of mend fences but at the same time there is a there is a trend in georgia towards rapprochement with a west and with the e

of fraud corruption and money laundering a $180000000.00 deal with a french military arms company teles zuma says the charges are political conspiracy the beautiful economic research estimates that and as soon as leadership so that is economy lost $70000000000.00 president has called as peter says his time in office 9 a wasted years and many south africans agree or enjoy some support especially in his home problems of course in a towel there is great public interest in seeing him how to account for his suspected role in state corruption with many saying. zuma led the looting of state coffers the allegations extend to zuma spammy with his son to design a link to businesses owned by the captors mr zuma. tends to view the process the seas of justice the process of governance which as we've seen when he's been called before parliament to answer questions as well as we've seen when he's been called before the courts to answer he views all of these processes as being beneath him in a very patronizing paternalistic way. while many south africans are anxious to hear zuma give his side of the st

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so a lot of model tele band delegates sit across from afghan politicians ready to talk peace for the 1st time everyone has come to doha in their personal not official capacity the 2 days of talks are pitched as an ice breaker hopefully leading to more formal negotiations between the taliban and afghan government every step that can be taken for the peace it's an optimistic about that. happiest occasion of my life a person who waited for 41 years for this very day. i know that's not the end of it but i'm delighted to be when it begins a previous attempt in april to get them to talk failed mediators from karsan germany convinced both sides to try again i would like to express my gratitude to all afghan participants for agreeing to engage in a constructive dialogue with each other inspires and also because of all the suffering which the afghan people has endured and are still in during while the taliban's political look for common ground and door hard its military wing designated a truck bomb in the central province of gosney while. they said they were targeting an afghan intelligence b

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the tele- ban is almost extinct. trumps actions beyond whatever the rhetoric we take exception with what our having results. the economy and our diplomacy and our enemies, we are seeing results. so try to point out a way. >> the president either lied or repeated a lie told to him by a dictator. that did not happen. the president was either repeating the dictators lie or making it up himself. >> well you are -- >> which one do you think it is? because that is what it was. he was lying or make it up or he heard it from a dictator. do you think -- that's what he seems to be doing. nato is in danger, this president, is for foreign policy is seat of his pants. i'm happy that he backed down with john bolton, who was crazy. so we are happy that it's the seat-of-the-pants foreign policy, it's got to stop. >> i think we will leave it at, you agree to disagree. thanks so much. >> mike: the parents of an american student who died after being held in captivity in north korea for more than a year have filed a claim for interest o

the day after that report was broadcast here is time bishop's hind's good to bomb gods and norbert tele give a hastily scheduled press conference. it was bangarra to a talk to the female student when she tried to report her case back in 2010 so why did he send her away. this week you heard of me african live after repeated questioning she said very clearly that he had given her a kiss on the cheek and that during previous visits he had given her hugs which she didn't like to. see they're going to. didn't add it was very clear to me in this situation that what was being described to me was not a sexual assault. it's kind therefore i couldn't classify it as sexual abuse oh for munich in the midst of anguish to. him. but by that time it was already known that this priest was at the center of the abuse scandal at the commuter school it. didn't sound alarm bells for you make you think there might be more to this. pretty. sound alarm bells so signs of affection migraines on the cheek or that kind of thinking are pretty normal among young people today is this your 1st. before long the governme