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while the u. n. g and the other powers calling from our multiplex in the world, the u. s. tries to convince country propose initiative no more russian gas for poland and bulgaria after they refused to pay in roubles. but they tried to minimize the impact of their decision the broadcasting from our studios in moscow. this is our international. glad have you with us. as we recap, the weak stop stories with our weekly program. now about 30 civilians managed to flee the besieged as of stall factory and ukraine's valuable city. this week met help from the un and the red cross. the factories underground levels are believed to be the last pocket of resistance by ukrainian nationalist troops with an unknown number of civilians being held. their russian forces have surrounded the plant for weeks calling for those inside to come out and surrender, and to stop using the civilians as human shields. but guys give reports now from the outskirts of the industrial complex. this is deal with just real complex. everything you saw then you fly now a week ago we could only come fly over he

u. n. food and agriculture organization. the finding states high inflation and food commodity prices have brought 7000000 more people into food poverty compared to the previous year. the u. n g, monetary and response plan for the country, a set of just a rebellion us dollars. nigerian presidential candidates adama garber the 2nd say the west has only paid attention to the crisis in nigeria because it's seeking more allies and it's on the russian crime. you in 60 general finally come to nigeria, i which i believe it's not timely. why? because it's looking more to see it. it seems to me that because of depression, that the west or my tool is present from russia, it is one of the functions on the crisis. you don't have to ship with it once again. and by coming to show it was that the up to get all which i believe is actually not right. we do so funny. discursive food, g is, yeah, has never been in, in a strong commitment from the united nations ever been with bonuses from new york, but not to leech. i'm down here to the bits of biologist don't visit, or that is to you for that. i don't believe you will help you been, i mean, really because that will be interesting. ukrainian bl

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we've multi level institutions or the u. n. g found russia co on multi colo. well, the us trying to convince some countries to oppose that initiative with last month go say is, poland is still buying russian gas, but from germany that's off the wall. so with console from direct supplies from russia, police refusal to pay in group with very well welcome to you. you're watching the weekly hit on naughty international. the latest headlines along with a round up of the stories that shapes the week. now, in the dorm by city of mario po, 80 civilians have been evacuated from the premises of the blockaded as off. so factory, so far this weekend, that's according to russia's military, which controls the area. these are the latest pitches from the scene where russian, that forces have been transporting the civilians to a nearby village where they are provided with food accommodation and medical care. evacuated to then went to want to travel to areas controlled by kids are being handed over to representatives of the un on the red cross. earlier ons clash has continued a

u. s. back n g l promoting u. s. foreign policy interests. promoting and reporting on things from one perspective. demonizing countries that united states is also critical out and kind of glossing over the problems and countries that are more aligned with the united states. so that's what anthony lincoln was relying on in order to make his remarks . just on this story, we spoke exclusively to the bell, russian foreign minister about freedom of speech as demonstrated in the west. he said, long years of sanctions policy against this country are convinced him that freedom of choice is just a shell when it comes to the normative of some country. god's militia, how could we expect the stronghold of democracy, the bastion of human rights and the preachers of but she will do this many, including us thought the west. it has to such titles. we believe that everyone should look towards the west. the recent events in battery some what happened to russia clearly show to me that all this was a false shell behind which the west

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now the german contribution to the g u. n. presence is set to be increased at $1400.00 treat. given the worsening picture of violence by armed extremists and claims of abuses by the malia and military, some were wonder if even that is sufficient to keep the soldiers themselves safe, let alone the civilians they're there to protect. their report by d over you or political correspondence, simon young, you can talk to simon young. simon, france, of course we understand is pulling out of molly. where does that leave germany? well, i think the feeling is that molly should not be left alone. of course, there is huge instability in the country. the future of molly politically is very uncertain. and of course the people who suffer most of the civilian population to face the effects of violence. many have been killed, many displaced. and so i think there's concern about that. and berlin feels that they ought to step up the un secretary general and tony of good, terry, she said that if minister were to come to an end, if you had operation then molly could fall apart. so germany's going

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but reported without borders is pretty well known to be a us back n g o promoting u. s. foreign policy interests promoting and reporting on things from one perspective. demonizing countries that the united states is also critical out and kind of glossing over the problems in countries that are more aligned with the united states. so that's what anthony blanking was relying on in order to make his remarks. to this, daniel is our belief, the us government has politicized press and uses that for its own interests. us has a double standard that's just glaring. the u. s. a shut down r t america. it essentially has threatened with fines, or anybody who writes for other russian websites. it has a very important journalist name julian assad, languishing in a, in a british prison awaiting extradition to the u. s. presses politicize. the press has been as being used by the american government to advantage on interest. it's just completely appalling, completely corrupt and, and completely anti intellectual as well. americans need both sides of the argument . they need the russia

published by reporting that borders, but report without borders is pretty well known to be a us back n g o promoting u. s. foreign policy interests. promoting and reporting on things from one perspective. demonizing countries that the united states is also critical out and kind of glossing over the problems in countries that are more aligned with the united states. so that's what anthony blanking was relying on in order to make his remarks give up. thanks very much for taking us through. the corresponding kil apartment present bite is expected to put pressure on congress to authorize an additional $33000000000.00 in aid for ukraine. it comes amid a visit by the president to a u. s. plumps manufacturing javelin anti tank missiles widely used by q president is traveling to troy, alabama to visit lockheed martin facilities that manufacturers weapons systems such as javelin anti tank missiles. we've spent over $5500.00 javelin anti armor system to ukraine to support the ukranian peoples fight for freedom. in addition to touring the facility, he will deliver remarks about the security assistance we are pro

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u. s. natural gas is getting ever more expensive as europe sees american l, n g as key to replacing russian imports and hitting russia with its exports. the ukranian foreign ministry calls on the west to kill trade with russia to help bring the war to an end. this is due to we business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. and we began in the united states where natural gas prices have hit their highest level since 2008, they've surged more than 130 percent since the started the year, driven partly by strong demand for american l and g liquefied natural gas, europe in particular has increased its orders as it scramble is to reduce its reliance on russian gas. early heat waves in the states this year have also increased demand for air conditioning and power generation, which in turn, is driven up gas prices. further. let's get more on this from our financial correspondent in new york. he ends quarter ends. the amish concern is there about this rising gas prices in the united states? the mon no. well, i mean, especially here in new york medic, tricity builds for instance, are up by abo

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n or p. s g made similar choices in 201271 their 1st and the same in 201320142015. when they turn professional, samara hunter is a u. s. borne football journalist to linda that works in spain for a long time. she focused on the legal, male players, growth iraq, to teach for pasting. in recent years though, she witnessed how fc barcelona bought into the idea of serious the women's team. they built a really solid project with a great foundation. they've looked at the blueprint from the men side. they copied and pasted the dna of the club from the men's team to the women side. but assess dna were shaped by iconic figures like you on christ. and what the all and the 3 peeve possession, fresher and position. a system that essentially a ration of opponents into despair. the women's team are doing the same powerful, dominant and leading the way. and this at a time and a man's team seem to have lost their way. ok, 2015. they won the champions league, but since then they've lost touch with the club, dna and identity leading to some embarrassing all the while. se barcelona women's team flourished. they reached their 1st cham

u. i'm joined by my guess, marco gassett in london. he's an international affairs commentator in prague. we have brad blankenship. he is a columnist at c g t n, a freelance reporter push in law as well as a rti contributor and a mirror cash we custom roster. martin j, he's an award winning journalist and commentator. all right, gentlemen, cross talk roles and the fact that most, i mean you can jump in any time you want. now it's appreciate a martin. i start out by saying, i don't know if i should laugh or cry when it comes to the e. u. i think that should be familiar to you because that was a title of an article you wrote a few days ago. why did you write it? go ahead because we were just saying a.

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u. n. says online attacks on journalists and information are eroding public trust. this year's world press freedom indexed by the n g o reporters without borders issued warnings on how propaganda and unregulated social media are fueling divisions within and between countries. examples include russia's propaganda campaigns before its invasion of ukraine. the united states, france, and poland. the report says, are facing some of the worst media polarization, due to misinformation and opinion driven media. the civil society organization, forum of information and democracy once countries to adopt legal frameworks and systems to protect information online. the european union has proposed laws to limit lawsuits designed to silence journalists and human rights advocates. they would give courts more power to dismiss cases if they're found to be abusive or unjustified. the you criticize some governments and businesses for using defamation proceedings as a form of harassment. the role of journalists and it dos that keep follow in check is tremendous. the package that we proposed today, a directive and recommendation to member

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