u. s. s. r. from the usa. of us always tend to be picked pictures. for example, the pub, art is painting things they found on footages like comics or photograph. and i have the impression the us are to watch more close to the motive to the things they really want to pay. too many western eyes pop art has long been considered cool. lead to buy andy wall holes answers to abstract expressionism from painting popstars to collecting cans of soup on canvas. while he liked eating for lunch back then, now the rest of the world consumes in art form during the cold war, some behind the iron curtain considered this propaganda. while in the west, much the same was said about much of soviet art. the time when this propaganda was created, long gone, now all the remains of the paintings themselves. reminder of the clash of ideas between east and west. in a city where those 2 opposing ideologies came head to head dominant came al, jazeera, berlin. o for those of you don't know it's actually fashion week in that car and run ways in the senegalese capital, a showcasin

u. s. s. r. if i could just from a take us back what, what point is you said to me that was, it was almost like a snow boarding avalanche effect. he said it wasn't one definitive moment that defined the end of the u. s. as all but there were a number of things leading up to it. was there a significant point of no return? as far as you recall? the interesting question that i think probably i'd have to say to the point of no return was when boris yeltsin was elected. the president of the republic june 1991 . and by that time you see it was committed to break up usaa to an independent russia party because, you know, he, he kind of reinvented himself as a russian nationalist also, partly because he saw as a way to power as a way of talk topic go, which of course what happened in december 19 to break up your side so not too much fun. it's basically a type of deal with the leaders of the ukrainian or russian republics. and together they sign the steel constructed. ussr replace this commonwealth a c r. yes. ok. and then subsequently, y'all seem to complete control of also institutions down forces secure

u. s. has won an appeal to have wicked expander. jillian r songs extradited from the u. k. london's high courts ruled the 50 year old australian can be taken to the u. s. where he faces charges for publishing classified military documents of the was enough kind of sun and iraq. the dean bob was outside london's high court with more via casey's now being sent back to the lower court. what happens is basically that ultimately this will go to the home secretary to push forward the.

u. s. has one an appeal to have wicked expander. jillian r songs extradited from the you. k, london's high courts ruled the 50 year old australian can be taken to the u. s. where he faces charges for publishing classified military documents of the wars in afghanistan and iraq. and in bob was outside london's high courts with more v casey's now being sent back to the lower court. what happens is basically that ultimately this will go to the home secretary to push forward the extradition process. but there's also the possibility that julian assigns can appeal this decision to the supreme court, the highest court here in the united kingdom. it's taken years to get here and we still don't know exactly what's going to happen for the time being julian assigns you follow to these proceedings. viral video league from bell much prison himself london is back in prison. the ceremony towards the nobel peace prize to journalists, maria theresa and denise re motto is underway in our slow. they would awarded the price for their fight to promote press freedom. join us here at 1600 g. m. teach, or special noble interview with the winners. life from oslo solemn protests

r tests. but this is the official estimate from the u. k . h s a. and the other thing that's been put before the m p. 's and parliament today. and before the public is that the scientists believe the doubling rates of honor. cron is every 2 days. so 200000 a day at the moment within 2 days that could be 400000. and by christmas time were easily in the rounds of perhaps a 1000000 a day, new infections with alma crohn. and that is, we're the real concern to the scientists lies. because even if you talk about one percent of those people needing hospital treatments, the law of large numbers says that is going to if the, even that one percent is going to put enormous perhaps intolerable pressure on the u. k. health service. but while the infection rate of the number of deaths continues to climb there, the u. k. the prime minister is facing a potential rebellion in parliament to day over plan, new covey restrictions, what's going on? well, he's got a working majority of 79 in the lower house of parliament in the commons. there has been a large rebellion from members of his own party. the conservative party, the back benches. recal

from israel. and we basically ignored and said, well, we don't have u. s. data. well, that's another issue in the 2nd year of the pandemic in the u. s. r. navigational system, our data tracking is that it, you know, we don't have a handle on the breakthrough hospitalizations and desk that are occurring no less. all of the hospitalizations with respect to all of the demographics that you know, which sequence of the virus and these are just the most extreme cases. so data tracking and not having rapid tests have not improved whatsoever in this country, despite the urges of, of all of us that we have to get this resolved. because, you know, we have a lot more months if not the whole year of 2022 to get through in this hand. demick and, you know, it's taken much too long to get this on track. you know, i, i can't agree with you more. i'm when i was in paris ah, and i needed to get a rapid test. look, there was a tent outside my hotel. they were tense all over paris. you could easily get an immediate test almost anywhere on, on the spur of the moment. if you were a french citizen, it was free for me, it was 30 euros. you know it, but it was