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u. s. radio network and p r has lost outs. it's with his decision to label the company's official accounts. as u. s. states affiliated media. npr standard c and voice of america, or well d, n, p are the same kind form, the american people, the hater of their coverage speaks and speaks for itself. and so i lena didn't get a talk show host steve mouse berg says it's not possible for npr to claim not to be government affiliated while receiving funds from washington. kareen jumped here, the white house spokesperson is reading that answer about the fiercely independent journalists of n p r. and how tough they are. she's reading it, but they're not. they're not state run media, but it's just, it's just mind boggling how dumb they are and how ironic that that whole thing was . look on n p r and p b s to me, i've always been far, far left. now now media research center has done a lot of a lot of coverage on them. let me give you a few for instances. they say they don't depend on the government for a much of their funding, but they get

s c a in the u. k. now the c s t c is the commodity you commission on some other government departments now for fraud offices at all. even m. p 's from the banks of traders. when manipulating media outlets, even russian televisions, i described how bank said use tyler that were algorithmic trade anyway. but lambda, if i can mention that here, and the u. b. s. credits with j. p. morgan and owner some data, asking him why he's part bursey in the usa. and he was on the heart empowered by the c s t. c. some and accuse me of liable. and threatened to tape or harm were in switzerland 2 years ago at the age of saturday, prison denied year medication given ill fitting portuguese prison guard told you this treatment was not coming from them. no, john, i had no idea i was on they took me to the show, it was dirty, it was a water. it was scary because, you know, in europe and it seemed to me like the i wasn't even given miranda rights. there was no cheese. my wife was needing to see me or bring me show in hank house. can you believe in anger, off the swiss won 2 extra dollars to switzerland or violation to privacy and see i have to stay

they support his march dement this after a local commission reinstated p. s u. s. state of indiana. thousands of people have been evacuated after a fire broke out at a plastic recycling facility, official se negligence caused the blaze. health warning is in for service smoke, which could be toxic and poland has applied for formal approval from berlin to deliver. mig 29 fighter jets to ukraine. the german defense ministry confirmed to d. w. poland bought jets from germany in 2002 and now requires german permission to send the fighter jets onward. the planes were previously owned by the foreman, east german government. last month, poland transferred for soviet built make 29 fighter jets to keep becoming ukraine's 1st ally to do so or for more on this topic. let's speak to d. w political correspondent hands brent hunter. good to say. how is the german government likely to react to poland request? there has been a 1st reaction from the german defense. minnesota currently is and marley and west africa. he said today that germany is likely to decide today on whether o

u. s. radio network and p r has lost outs. it's with the decision to label the company's official accounts. as u. s. states affiliated media, n p. r stands for freedom of speech and holding the powerful accountable. it is unacceptable for twitter to label us this way. a vigorous, vibrant, free press is essential to the health of our democracy. that's with as new owner, ilan mosque has defended the updates and label saying that's m p r fits the definition of states affiliated media, according to nprs own website. the network relies on federal fundings. keep running, i'll teach requested, which is official comments on mpi label. and why russian and chinese media outlets get the label while some western states outlets don't appears the seo john lung thing has received money from the bill gates foundation to promote the work of the building, as charities, before joining the network. one thing was the chief of the u. s. agency for global media, which managers outlets like radio free asia, radio free europe, radio, liberty, on the vo

u. p. a u. s. army is cow. someone who was extremely dangerous, extremely unstable. the americans knew that in 1939, it was the common done. so the gustavo intelligent school in the pony city of zach upon a there, he tortured prisoners with cruel and sophisticated methods for which he the nickname, say this, in the summer of $940.00 live, it became the head of the security service of the organization of ukrainian nationalists, even the souls bestbuy its yeah. i want a thought that it's cheap. it's possible. the big one. yeah. a cam will be one year she goes down. so my choice go with stairs can a more than that, even i am sure you come the calamity of isn't in this photo. liberty standing next to a c. i. officer, active training of saboteurs is underway. us intelligence together with hitler's executioners trained hundreds of saboteurs to be deployed in the soviet union. the operations idea was to plunge ukraine, especially its western parts into a bloody reign of terror. this of course, was done simply show terror. and the idea of terrorism is to terrorize and also t

i, i'm not even talking about the comment of the u. s. p r. who's present seen the security council and i recognize it when they were was professional. but the, some of their predecessors, i would say i didn't to do likewise, and they played with the rules and procedures of the security council and factually basically that trampled the counsels of rules and procedures. i also hear comments heard comments from an outstanding and cheaper european diplomats. rosa barrell, who recently distinguished himself with comments and statements that made him a truly international star. no. in walking the know the 1st of april fools day that i will not comment much or i will view also, i will also, i will only ask a rhetorical question who's talking i didn't ask your 2nd question, james. okay. so a quick follow up for can you said you're going to follow the rules and procedures? you're well aware of the provisional rules of procedure of the security council that of me rule 20 says during the consideration of a particular question with which the member he re

but i'm not even talking about the u. s. p r who's present seen the security council, and i recognize that when they were was professional. but the, some of the pretty justices i would say, just didn't to do likewise. they played with the rules and procedures of the security council and factually basically, the trampled the counselor. and that's all get more money or correspondence. caleb more pain. caleb. good to see if that what else that we heard from the russian on that today? well, as was stated, russia is a permanent member of un security council, that's the 15 member by that leads the united nations. and as a permanent member, they have the rights to a rotating position as president of the council. and today, russia, how the press conference beginning the month of april in which russia will have the presidency of the security council, however, a recurring theme, and the questions directed to the russian ambassador and anthea was whether or not russia could legitimately hold this position reporter after reporters seem to

there's so many users there's, there's 150 millions you want to, to to bypass, you need to use a v p n u s s r isolating itself actually we see more and more that don't you, they, they are not issuing a negative west all along this many examples that use you too many sanctions on too many countries in then you, you term commitments with you because you can stable you my friends. if a friends are like this, why ever enemies the west? i think it's especially interesting to hear the perspective, what is the end game here? how do you see this all playing out? the usaa gemini, and so it's control over use one of the was population probably around 15 percent is going to be actually when you look at port, you're pretty of the rest of the world. so it, this is going to impact, you know, once you, you not, i, she came to the us dollar, then you che, it's about her how we can do this transition. there's a teen times, i think, where you had this shift where you had the, you know, the cut up in a war. so the big question now is to transition peacefully. but here is a huge difference nuclear power coun

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the mig 29 came into service in 1983 at the time arrival p u. s. built f sixteens, a product of the race to rule the skies during the cold war. ukrainian pilots are already trained to fly the plains. so in theory, they're ready to go. on paper, the mig $29.00 looks impressive. it can max out at 2400 kilometers per hour. it's ranges over 2000 kilometers, and it can fly up to 18 kilometers altitude. ukrainian, president, for lot of me as a lansky says he's thankful, but that ukraine needs much more to ship. i'm grateful to poland and i'm grateful to slovakia for their decisions on megs for ukraine. this will significantly strengthen the defense of our sky, but we need modern aircraft to understand exactly what we've been saying, or is there a rational motivation for the delay in providing modern aircraft just taking the word modern is the key here. russia has been using a range of attack aircraft in ukraine, some developed decades after the big $29.00 to top that off. many of the polish and slovak plains, headed to ukraine, now are in bad condition.

encouraging more to start talking about peace is necessary for the european union to start talking about p u. s. and the you need to stop and purging the war. new crane words spoken by brazil, president as the wrapped up visit to china, also with nationwide demonstrations in france, failed to change president emanuel macross stand with the countries leader signing controversial tension. reform with 21 year old suspect is charged in the u. s. over in allegedly applied applied military document, we look at how corporate media has teamed up with the government to deposit down the store. ah, good morning for moscow. this is our to international with the latest world news updates i'm fiorella is about. it's great to have you with us. we start this hour with breaking news. a loud explosion has been reported in the japanese city of walk a yamma. you're an area where the nation's prime minister formula is shita was set to speak. the leader has been evacuated from the scene. ah, in this footage from local media sources, you can see white smoke rising after the explosion. according to local police, the s

neither are we going to forgive the murderous ukraine's s p u. security service said on wednesday, it had opened a probe into the video crush house parliament assigned often an overhaul of the conscription law. the legislation makes it harder to dodge a military coil up and allows job tornadoes to be delivered by e med. ukraine is expected to launch a spring condo offensive, and this speculation moscow is planning a 2nd wave of mobilization. it happened very quickly. both chambers of rushes, parliament, fast track changes to the conscription law that has already been on the table for 5 years. now any one who does not report to the military after receiving a draft notice will no longer be allowed to leave. russia is, will, will, is apologies, love those who repeatedly do not report for duty. when i can have their drivers license revoked, least their right to engage in real estate deals revoked militia and may neither register or business nor borrow money. do you got it quickly? yes. but if you can. but the most important new feature is that draft

so i'm not even talking about the equipment of the u. s. p r. who's present seen the security council, and i recognize that when they were was professional. but the, some of the free justices, i would say, i didn't to do likewise. they played with the rules and procedures of the security council and factually basically, the trampled the counsels rules and procedures. well, as was stated, russia is a permanent member of un security council. as the 15 member by the leads the united nations. and as a permanent member, they have the rights to aid rotating position as president of the council. however, a recurring theme in question is directed to the russian ambassador and anthea was whether or not russia could legitimately hold this position. reporter after reporter seemed to push forward the notion that somehow russia does not have the right to do what every other member of the security council can do. and assume the president did a council in a rotating position for a month. the u. s. expects russia to be spreading disinformation about ukraine in

u. s. position on time. one has been that they will calibrate what they do, depending on the behavior. so the reading from the u. s. and how one side is that the p r c is increasing pressure. now, on the p r c side, they believe that the u. s. is intervening. they believe that they ought to control and a authority over time one. so basically it's this sort of fundamental difference in positions, right? so i don't think it's, it's really the us doing anything. i think in part it's china feeling more confident. it can push the line more, and that's eliciting a response. that's very clear. thank you for your time in char associate, professor of political science at the university of simple thank a several rockets have been fired on northern israel from lebanon, was unclear who was behind the attack, but lebanese reports, the salvo was launched from palestinian refugee camps. i got your shirt rock, it appears to have damaged a car in town for 2. so a suitor on these are the army says its successfully intercepted several. i catch you show, miss lyles though initially no reports of casualties. the escalation comes after clashes between israeli police

p. m. told the u. s. vice president, that his country quote, wants to become the bedrock of european security, to go further in depth on this. let's cross live now to doctor george sam, welly senior researcher research fellow at the global policy institute of london. george is great to have you on the program today. now, what is your assessment of the polish prime minister's policy? looking back at 2021 versus now specifically when it comes to those democratic values that the west is always talking about. well, of course he hasn't changed any of those values now, but the issue really with poland is that as part of the united states is concerned, it is the most loyal, most forthright, and most predictably and reliably and you, russian, nato member state. there is so of course the united states and particularly under the bite of the administration which detest is domestic policies, both is a social conservatism and even his economic nationalism who detest all of that. but he loves absolutely loves his russ

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