u. s. forest service says nearly 7000 peg has been scorched. dozens of buildings have been destroyed. brazil's famous carnival is resuming after a 2 year gap because of the current virus pandemic. ther, clothes and dancers are back on the streets of rio de janeiro. the main event will take place this friday and saturday were members from 12 sanders schools to show off their move. mm. and i take you through saw those headlines now. a ukrainian commander is issuing an urgent call for heavier weapons, as the russian military drives to take the besieged city of mary, you pull tens of thousands of people, remain trapped their plans to establish a humanitarian corridor with russia. failed on wednesday, on ukraine's president says, forces defending matter, your fault need more military support. what it might be helpful. in order to unblock mario pull, there are 2 waste, serious, heavy weapons that we are counting on. so far, we don't have enough of these weapons. the 2nd way is diplomatic. so p

u. s. on russia's presidents to reaffirm once again together the joint statements adopted by president gorbachev and reagan, back in 1987, which said quote, a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought. we tried really hard to convince president trump's administration that it was crucial for both our nations and the entire world to hear this message from the u. s. president. again, unfortunately, we couldn't convince our american partners that making such a statement was a necessity. we may quick progress with present biden's administration. however, in june 2021, the president of the united states and russia made this joint statement in geneva, january 2022 saw yet another initiative of ours on this track bring some positive results. prior to the next scheduled review conference of the parties to the treaty on the non proliferation of nuclear weapons, all 5 permanent member states of the united nations security council adopted a joint statement that said the same. all 5 leaders

what is the duty of the u. k? when somebody arrives in the u. k. what is the duty if they are saying we are a cyber seekers? we are seeking asylum? what should the u. k. be doing with those people? thank you, phemie. the u. k. has an obligation to ensure access to its territory for people seeking asylum and access to an asylum procedure with due process expelling. asylum seekers who arrived by boat or by lori, irregularly, and expelling them to rwanda is just shirking its responsibilities under the refugee convention under international law. and it really needs to be ensuring that it is opening its borders, not closing them to individuals that are seeking protection. i'm going to bring in the voice of journalism lights and mikaela wrong. she has decided that the announcement of this new asylum seeking process in the u. k. is connected to politics. you may not agree here, maria, but have a listen and then bounce off the back with your thoughts. his mckaden this strikes me is a really cynical deal, and i imagine has been prompted by the fear that the

the u. s. needs a unipolar world the way they already see it, and other reforms have to stay within the unipolar world philosophy. back in the day, the trump administration supported the idea of reforming the w t o. as it became clear with time china was smart enough to out play the u. s. using the u. s. promoter platforms is globalization concepts and all the rules is no wonder that washington ended up blocking the video dispute settlement body that had already received plenty of claims from china, employing procedural loopholes. the u. s. keeps blocking all new hires to the d. s . b. when it has no corum, it cannot function. when it came to the debris, theo platform, washington declared that it had to be carried out by the u. s. in europe, while china should be kept away from it, just stating their plans bluntly, in such an unprofessional way, has recently become our western partners, m. o. they are completely unscrupulous. they openly state that they intend to lead that nato can do whatev

now the u. s. reach, giant is paying for its warehouse staff to get behind the wheel and offering them a 6 figure starting salary. welcome to the show, i'm see beard. the e u has a proven import ban on russian coal as part of a new package of sanctions against moscow. marks the 1st time brussels has targeted russian energy. you members have grappled with how quickly to in fossil fuel imports from russia, with pressure growing on germany in particular, to set aside it's objections to a ban on gas. the e u imports 20000000 euros of russian cold daily. but that's a fraction of what it pays for russian oil and gas whopping 850000000 euros daily. of the sanctions package is the use fit since the beginning of the war. and that includes a raft of measures. aside from putting a stop to coal imports at bands russian ships from you ports, add the russian bank v t b to a list of sanctions, financial institutions, and benz e u. exports of advanced computer chips and machinery to russia. the you also want to

the u. k. government, when i ship them to do rwanda for their refugee cases, to be processed in rwanda is absolutely unthinkable. ah. all right, let's bring in our panel all joining us from the u. k. in london. my a good fellow on academic at the university of sheffield and author of hostile environment. how immigrants became scapegoats in nottingham, natalie hudson, assistant professor in law at the university of nottingham who has done extensive research on australia's refugee policies. and in cambridge, emily mcdonnell u. k. advocacy and communications coordinator at human rights watch a warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining us today on the program. emily, let me start with you today. the british government says that this new plan complies with international legal obligations that they have. what do you say is this new plan with rwanda, legal and beyond that, would it actually deter migration by boat? the agreement to relocate asylum se? cuz arriving irregularly to rwand

u. s. is not planning to extend it any more. we had a fruitful rounds of talks in july and september 2021 feet. but we collected after that, made it clear that we have some serious disagreements and the both sides understand what they are. we have to work in groups established that were tasked with defining the scope of the agreement and specific threats to be considered during the talks in the future. the united states refused to maintain all this work because russia was forced to defend the russian population in ukraine. they, yes, those people were bombed by the official regime and no one in the west seem to care . the west only encouraged to keep the rest of phobic neo nazi policies when kids outlawed the use of the russian language in all ways, including education, mass, media, and everyday life and encourage neo nazi ideas and practices. but we were talking about rules, you see the united states on the allies lights referred to the rules when they demand the everyone else quote beh

the u. s. keeps blocking all new hires to the d. s. b. while it has no corum, it cannot function. when it came to the video platform, washington declared that it had to be carried out by the u. s. in europe, while china should be kept away from it, just stating their plans bluntly, in such an unprofessional way, has recently become our western partners, m. o. they are completely unscrupulous. they open the state that they intend to lead. the nato can do whatever it likes. they can say, nato is a defensive alliance. so there is no need to be afraid of it as this organization does not pose a threat to anybody. security and at the same time, nato secretary general the install. tim burks as that nato is globally responsible for the world's security, even in the endo pacific region and another fight. after the warsaw pact was dissolved and the soviet union collapsed. nato moved its line of defense since they claim to be a defensive alliance from the berlin wall towards russia's border. 5 times th

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u. s. foreign policy chief on supplying ukraine with more weapons would change the rules of the game. so they lab rob says yes at borrows remarks. confirm the e was building what he called a kind of collective military structure in a glitch in studios mytell's world furniture old. this is a very serious turning point, even in the policy that the e u. in the west, on the whole, undeniably under the united states leadership has been pursuing since the start of our special military operation. this policy reflect and betterments and even fury in some respects. and of course, it's been determined, certainly not only by ukraine, but also by the fact that ukraine has been transformed into a foothold for completely suppressing russia and submitting russia to the global system. being built by the west, which is always kept moving closer to our borders. contrary to all promises it gave, despite the end of the cold war. and despite the warsaw pact and the soviet union's disappearance. docile murray

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a year later, u. s. democrats tried to add it to the countries list of foreign terror organizations, but yet again, they failed. it's clear that the threat we face today is of a self radicalized gunman. somebody who has been radicalized online. whether it's in accordance with g haughty ideology or a global white nationalist, neo nazi group. take a look at the tactics of the ukrainian military and isis, for example, you'd be hard pressed to tell them apart. human shields, torture prisoner executions the new york times, which typically tries to whitewash the crimes of these neo nazi regiments, even verified. one of the many videos portraying them on the internet as undoubtedly authentic. he's still alive, film these marauders look, he's still alive. he's gasping. a man says as a russian soldier with a jacket pulled over his head, apparently wounded. it seemed still breathing. a soldier then shoots demand twice after the man keeps moving, the soldier shoots them again and he stops. and the minute rush st

u. s. government asked him to convey to his government, it means to find a government that if the country this motion is not successful, market son will have to face serious consequences. so i guess that that he will say will be his leader, and he will follow because here so, so he asked the opposition member a farmer speaker, mr. to preside this session and then he left so immediately moved for the whole country. the martian and date of us are counting then, and 176 members in favor of the country. that's marcia. now on monday, the session will start again and the house will elect a new leader and be choices with about city is are 4 times chief minister of the law, just progress offer and job. and he's a younger brother to farmer prime. listen off bike assigned mister now, why should he? so he will the same day he will be elected because they have the majority in the house now and the same evening they will take off as a prime minister. the vote came after pakistan's. supreme court said

u. s. should compensate france for any economic losses. fresh energy supplies are cut off, as europeans already struggle with skyrocketing costs. we discuss the issue with a panel of get products from this particular economic sanctions product. actually, the poor people are suffering across europe because of the increase in price fuel because of the increase in the european countries. i'm not in a position to co sanctions or russia aimed culture not to the exposure which stocks that most with broadcasting from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now ukraine's president zelinski says russia has begun a long prepared, offensive in the dumbass with shelley reported along the front lines on verified footage, posted on social media, purportedly shows attacks on ukrainian positions. the explosions have also been reported in the major ukrainian cities of hoc of. and nikolai, at the moment, moscow has not confirmed whether it'

u. s. orchestrated the ouster, detained ukrainian nationalist, lastly fighters to commit to war crime, which is murdering along civilians including women. i describe how they committed the atrocities in exclusive footage. i shot her in the temple. i was interested in how a person dies. i asked one of them what the word tally i need to meet. he didn't answer and i shot him dead. and in this week, major stories, western powers, round pub accusations against russia and massacre and the care of sub boucher moscow say that was a provocation. committed to derail pace 2 exams per on the conflict. a go blue. the inability to negotiate once again, characterizes the true intentions of q and this line of delaying even undermining the negotiations. we see this as a manifestation of the fact that the key presume is controlled by washington and its allies, or pushing president to landscape to continue as to it. ah, thanks for joining us this hour. it's 8 p. m, here in moscow. and this is archie intern

u. instead of promoting peace and acting in the interests of the people, europe has become a tool of nasal and the military industrial complex onto 2 former heads all face. but nick, media news on clear have been detained by police in eskimiya claims. they didn't done here to recent the you financial functions on russian individuals ah, around the clock across the world. this is our t pleasure to help you with this for our news update this our, my name's, you know, new the siege of mario ball appears to be entering its final phase with ukrainian nationalists forces allegedly hold up in a steel plant in the city. russian forces, along with the yet military troops are currently evacuating civilians from a local hospital there. the russian defense ministry claim is more than a 100 people been held at the site by the neo nazi a's off battalion. russian troops conducted more than 10 trips to the hospital to evacuate all the injured, including 16 children. if i q e 's claim, the ukrainian unit

earlier this month, the u and u. s. were quick to accuse russia of war crimes after images of dead bodies on the streets emerged in the media. moscow has dismissed those allegations as a provocation, meant to derail the peace talks. independent political analyst, allison bruno says, zelinski should have made some concessions, including recognizing crimea, and the dumbass republics long before the war. if a proper diplomatic solution were truly sought for, and if the lensky truly had the ability and the willingness, and of course the permission to do it, he would have done so before the war began. i don't really think he's in charge. this is the entire problem. there is no interlocutor on the other side for, for the russians to seriously negotiate a 3, a 3 d that would allow for an exchange of territory. and then, and the, the, the agreement not to join nato. but this is not happening so i would expect that zelinski will continue to go along with the statements that he's made so far, which is that ukraine will fight to h

the u . s. has already handed hundreds of millions of dollars worth of weaponry to cares, but it's now going one step further is resurrecting the world more to air a lend lease bill to more efficiently lend out military equipment to ukraine. you as president joe biden has been open about arming and training ukrainians in the fight against russia. the basic amazon. what the hell, your degree done? why do you think you're able to fight? we've trained them and we've given them a weapons. that's what's happening. nato feels it, all they can do is to a mass forces and, and kind of conduct a blocking action in case russia is intending to go further. you know, to the west. i'm not sure what they're actually thinking in this regard, but it certainly doesn't seem to be promoting, promoting a peaceful resolution. and it doesn't seem to be geared towards helping the ukrainian people. there are some thought that the united states wants to keep russia there, as long as it can to engage a battle on the territ

the u. s. in its nato alliance were sending tons of weapons to ukraine and they were sending military advisors to train its troops. it's actually as if the west wanted a direct conflict, a proxy war between moscow and kiya. the washington post even said that basically the some nato countries want to see ukrainians continue to fight and continue to die in this conflict. and that's only really reiterated by what western leaders have been saying lately. i also expect of ministers when the meet or today um, to morrow, we'll discuss how we can further support ukraine or congress person. ah. saying what have you done? any basic milligrams or what the hell, your degree done? why do you think you're able to fight? we've trained them and we've given them a weapons, fatuous, half, and it is de facto western policy, and no one should be ashamed of it. this is a war of russia's choosing, and as long as ukrainians are willing to make them pay for their decision, we should help them even now the u. s. is pla

and it seems that the u. s. establishment is keen on india, a star, but using military weapons from russia, there has been an increasing pressure on india. in fact, to reduce its oh, no military dependence on russia. but let me tell our audience that india is actually a big importer of back when strong russia half of it supplies come from or school. and it is this issue which is a bone of contention between your day and washington d. c. and the biden administration is, are seeking in diaz more, you know, of import off us weapons and leslie lives on low school. but it seems that india has our students grow our own, and india is not really barging. india is resisting the pressure continuously on weapons issue. but at the same time i, india has as a, let me get your audience that india has been buying the not to leave epin spot, very sophisticated weapons system like s 400 defense our system from our school. and is expecting for the delay on that from school. but right now, you know, just to have that talk, we c

while the u. s. has sanction sales, the european union has not, but the u. s. measures are enough to scare off almost any company that purchases iranian oil. them in order for germany to buy iranian crude oil, it is necessary for the us to lift their sanctions on shipping companies, crude oil and financial transactions with iran financed with on of you. at the moment, no european shipping company wants to transport iranian oil with its tankers. no, refinery in europe wants to process the oil, and no international bank wants to handle the payment. the fear of penalties on the lucrative u. s. market is to great. iran cells, most of its exported oil to china rather than use currency. iran and china have agreed to an oil for goods deal, a kind of barter transaction. yet iran hardly needs chinese goods. machines from europe. it would be much more important for the economy of a country with a population of $83000000.00. yeah, mm hm. and these, and iran, especially, has a huge problem with foreign exchange. if this crude oil is sold via international payments, then

u. s. to unfreeze afghan government assets, so they can be used to help people in desperate need of food and other supplies that, that, that poverty stricken afghans say that the u. s. is responsible for much of the countries, current, economic hardship each day is horrible. you have read one day and the other day, you don't, this is all because of the americans were wandering around, were broken. you guys have witnessed all these recent events, how the americans made our lives miserable. and today we are paying the price of their bad policies and plans with kathy live direct from our studios and moscow. this is our 2 international on sean thomas. certainly glad to have you with us now the capital city of done yet, and other parts of the republic have been shelled by ukrainian forces, according to local authorities there with at least 5 people reported debt and a bit of a warning. you may find the following images disturbing. you don. yes, health ministry has that 42 civilians were wound

he claims the u. s. orchestrated b ouster, detained, ukrainian nationally applied so that mid to wal crime, such as nurturing along civilians, including women that describe how they committed the atrocities in exclusive footage. i shot her in the temple, i was interested how a person dies. i asked one of them what the word pollyanna, to me, he didn't answer and i shut him deck. and in this week's major stories, western powers round pub accusations against russia, a massacre, and they can have separate future mosquitoes say that was a provocation. committed to derail peace talks and prolonged the conflict with the inability to negotiate. once again, characterizes the true intentions of keith and his line of delaying and even undermining the negotiations. we see this as a manifestation of the fact that the key presume is controlled by washington and its allies or pushing presidents landscape to continue has till it ah, thanks for joining us. this is auntie international with the latest news headlines al

u. k. decision to deport masses of illegal migrants to rwanda, as some officials say that it will affect only people from the middle east and africa, not from ukraine, with broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now we start with breaking news. this our ukraine's president zalinski says, quote, the battle for the don boss has begun with massive shelling reported on the front line. the. this is unverified footage purportedly showing the showing of ukrainian positions in the bass. meanwhile, explosions were also reported in the major ukrainian cities of que park of. and nikolai, as zelinski again says, russia has begun a long prepared offensive in the dawn bass. a claim that moscow is yet to confirm that is more than a constant law to show. we can now confirm that russian troops have begun the battle for the dawn back, which they have been preparing for a long time. the large part of the russia

the u. s. claims gives, forces still hold ground about you pull despite russian forces controlling the city . the main objective of statement is to make the conflict gain momentum. please complete disorganization of information is created in order to forward this tragic toria control chaos. the un says it does not documented the buttons at the amount of genocide in ukraine by russia. adding itself to a court of law to determine widespread allegations of crimes in the country and indies oil imports from russia shoots up. despite attempts by the british prime minister to convince new delhi to support the western stands on ukraine with on 7 am on saturday morning here in moscow, and welcome to our international. my name is peter scott. i'm are be joining us from welcome to the program. the usa state departments claims ukrainian force as in mary you paul, continue to hold their ground as despite russia earlier saying this city had been cleared of ukrainian troops with remaining nationalist batta

the u. k. france and italy. agree to the petition of czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 in latvia under stony assigned non aggression pact with germany. as fox law, as i. i'm an golf from deutsch front door to want brandy's of it on your knees, pushed him to mos mcduffton heter some type point don via designed for far less ish t v isn't oh, the magnum folk gave me. well then, i guess he wagner and england stayed on dark guns. army no field is what? well known american also dean henderson thinks of past events. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england basically through chuckles havoc yonder, the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just and then them again, if had been for stalin coming on the eastern front, they would abandon a lot more people in eastern europe as well. mm hm. however, on september the 19th 2019, the europ

the u. s. as they won't return the frozen bush and asset, the private individuals back to the owners, even when the conflicts and ukraine, and also coming up thousands take to the streets of belgrade to protest against the government vote to suspend russia from the un human rights council. a must go to the world. this is our t international. my name is peter scott, and we start with the latest from the war in ukraine. the russian military says it's prevented in attend bike. here to destroy a lecture. hydro electric power plant in the southern city of kept song to ballistic missiles, were apparently shot down by russian defense systems. fragments of the missiles fell in a residential area. damaging houses with several casualties reported. the russian defense ministry states at the failed attack could have led to uncontrolled flooding of multiple settlements in the region. he has not yet commented on that incident. we did here for one man whose house was damaged by the strike. this is my house at

the u. s. has officially resettle just 12 ukrainian refugees over the past month. and thus, despite president jo biden's pledge in march to accept as many as 100000 ukrainians into the country, citing the need for family reunions our season. rachel blevins now looks at the gap between the promises made on the reality on the ground. the mining ministrations promise that the us would accept 100000 ukrainian refugees certainly has not become a reality with the latest data showing that just 12 ukrainian were accepted through the united states official refugee program. now the white house is putting the blame on the us legal system as the department of homeland security reveals that nearly 3000 ukrainian crossed over into the united states through the us mexico border. so the question then becomes, is the, by an administration planning anything to maybe get it a little bit closer to the goal that at that for itself. while reports are saying that they are looking at some sort of a parole program w

u. s. u armed israeli military actions in the middle east. in another week of bombing of damascus with princeton's legendary un special repertoire and palestine. professor richard fork. all of us are more coming up in today's going underground at 1st all week as russia moved into your grain, the global un nuclear i. e. a organization has been talking in vienna, amidst media reports of alleged us by a warfare labs in ukraine, denied by the pentagon, a village russian interference, a general killing at a maternity hospital denied by russia. and as usual, imagination, media, the dangers of a j. c. p. o, a deal with iran. let's go straight to vienna and speak to profess mama's mirandi of toronto university. thank you so much. professor miranda.

the u. n. she forever said, it's important not to forget about the values of a multi polar world. this is very important, even in these moments of difficulty keep alive the values of multitude. absolutely. we need the whoa, that's who's multi polish with multi level institutions. and those multilateral institutions must abide by the un charter and by international law. the un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, expressed a lot of the same positions that we heard from russia's foreign minister, sir gay. laugh rov primarily that that piece cannot be established unilaterally. in fact, labor himself said that multilateralism was the word probably used most during his talks with gutierrez. and he also said that the un needs to better reflect a changing world. you still do you, the world has changed. americans claim they want to make the world unipolar for good. but objective processes go in the opposite direction. the world is multi polar. and we have been repeatedly saying that the un security

on the u. s. s. missouri general macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa. the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it owned the courtroom after all, japan was in its hands. me hoa, america unless she hi norma, tonya. clifford, i got her amaica ganga donna summer. nicholas de la cruz. okay. america them got dba. nissan. gyla. ah ah. the took you tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946. by this time, churchill had already delivered his sinews of peace speech that heralded the cold war. in the tokyo tribunal became an arena, revealed confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 7. $31.00 ended detachment despite soviet demands the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes. cold war and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases in the united states t

the u. k and sweden accepted to be parties to a 16 month process. 16 months of litigation before the working, an arbitrary detention i made submissions. the u. k responded in the process to those submission. sweden responded to those submissions . formerly as a party to the proceedings, they lost buquet, los sweden lost it, lost at the highest level. ah, [000:00:00;00] with no will i reject the finding of this working group? it's a group made up of late people, not lawyers, and they are there. a conclusion is flawed in law. julia massage is a fugitive from justice. he's hiding from justice in the dorian embassy. he can come out onto the pavement any time he chooses, he's not being detained by us. frankly, a ridiculous finding by the working group and we rejected with us. so we were talking to the former un repertoire and arbitrary detention last and in us . no country likes to get to rooting for arbitrated tension to be sanctioned by you and like this. but if you don't abide by you fall into

the u. k was to go down this path, they would have to be prepared for resistance and to face and very serious court cases about whether or not they are able to implement this policy. meyer. if this plan does go ahead and, and if migrant refugees are sent through a wander for processing, do we know at this stage if those who would be deemed refugees by were wanda, would actually be allowed to travel back to britain? so it's very difficult to, to make sense exactly what this policy is gonna look like and how they're going to try to implement it. so part of the issue around all of this is that the british government is likes to talk very, very tough when it comes to as i am and immigration and make their plans so of something that they can explain to the public quite easily. but then the details can be very, very difficult to make sense. are them one of the things that we know about britain's asylums in immigration system already is that it is incredibly, incredibly complex. i've spoken to many

as the u. s and western allies prepare new sanctions against russia over ukraine's claims of civilian death and boucher despite the lack of an independent investigation. all mainstream outlets like the new york times have now turned to reported satellite images as their latest source of evidence. the times pointing to images released by max r technology who stated that there were bodies in the streets of boucher for up to 3 weeks before a russian forces withdrew from the city. and they were in the exact same locations when ukrainian forces arrived. so what do we know about the company behind the images? we know that max, our technologies is known for having over $100000000.00 in intelligence and defense contracts. and one of the top customers is the united states department of defense max, or enables the u. s. department of defense and its allies to better monitor, understand and respond to global events, deter threats and ensure global security. together the many elements of macs are can help

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u. s. u armed israeli military actions in the middle east. in another week of bombing of damascus with princeton's legendary un special repertoire and palestine, professor richard falk, all the more coming up and today's going underground at 1st all week as russia moved into your grain, the global un nuclear iaa organisation has been talking in vienna, amidst media reports of alleged u. s by a warfare labs and ukraine denied by the pentagon of alleged russian interference, a general killing at a maternity hospital denied by russia. and as usual, imagination, media, the dangers of a j. c. p. o, a deal with iran. let's go straight to vienna and speak to profess muhammad mirandi of to run university. thank you so much, professor miranda, coming back on the show before we even get to ukraine, presumably, euro glad that they apparently sanctioned, i mean lifted on presenter raising on the on the president and the recognition of iran ally venezuela's president. my doro is the, i am changing attitudes towards iran, and you expect her, you expect now