u. k. foreign office giving insight into the block propaganda campaign launched by london calling for all communist organizations to be eliminated. and it wasn't just the u. s. and the u. k. throwing their support behind targeting. what british officials referred to as communist cancer, the government in west germany was also well aware of the atrocities that were being carried out by the indonesian military, as documents from the federal republic show political, military, and even financial support. but while the size of indonesia, the communist party was 3rd to those in china and the soviet union at the time, it became the target of a brutal massacre. after it was blamed for an attempted overthrow of then president of car no move, western officials admitted was seen as the perfect way to influence public opinion . however, documents from the state department show that officials in washington encouraged the killings as a way to deal with overcrowded prison. and in some cases they even bragged about handing over a list of suspects to the indonesian military to target directly. they probably killed a lot of people and i probably have a lot of blood on my

u. k is influence is greater than that of the u. s. and the rest of the west is the u. k. that pulls the strings in ukraine and is a major external controller that you might to do. and they know whatever happens. i mean zalinski and his entourage. amy, they'll be fine. no matter what happens in ukraine. they'll leave and lead a com life. that's why they so calmly let their country be torn apart and fall into further poverty by the name. they let it become an arena for a stand off between russia and there, where testing him as though i sees i flung book aqua, and what was their ply plant again, what at the party were saying? they have only one pan, althea se, fuel processes that could weaken russia and its leadership. i see you as you go. that's the west. same i thought possibly which zelinski and his team are trying to pull off here is i did ask you what, when am i to zalinski you believe kalonski will hall down to tower for la ladia could you want cuz i am restore her missing. i don't know about his fate my had, but i must say, i'd very much like to see him answer for all

now way with during war time on, but began in 2019, especially after his visit to the u k and everything else, the u. k is influence is greater than that of the u. s. and the rest of the west is the u. k. that pulls the strings in ukraine and is a major external controller than you might to do. and they know whatever happens, i mean zalinski and his entourage amy, they'll be fine, no matter what happens in ukraine. they'll leave and lead a com life. but that's why they so calmly let their country be torn apart and fall into further poverty than if they let it become an arena for a stand off between russia and the wes thing him as though i sees i flung book aqua and what was there? ply, plant again, what that a pretty of us the yeah, they have only one plan. i thought this standoff was meant to weaken russia, whatever you know, got it. and today we are seeing this happening green yet not the victory of ukraine . more of it, but we will know it's impossible due to certain objective reasons why there yet is that i see, but it could ignite an internal struggle. you are saying in literacy, fuel processes

u. k. to do that because the whole world including the u. k, is, is facing a lot of problems domestically many countries are, you know, having this difficulty in overcoming the economic troubles at the moment. so countries like the u. k. and china should actually work together to improve the economy in general, rather than accusing the other side. well, things that are totally groundless. think it's the chinese government was very swift in responding to this alleged accusation that this is not right to politicize a normal business trade. if you know the british government and the intelligence services in the u. k. should be a sophisticated enough to carry out the investigation of this case to find out what exactly has happened instead of just take a piece of news and then enlarge it. and to make it, you know, a big international incident. this is coakley wrong, are just about wrapping up our broadcast live from last. but this is our team to national and from all of us here. thank you for sharing your time with us here in the russian capital,

u. s, the u. k. and germany that show that they not only had knowledge of the massacre as it was happening, but were also complicit and lending their support. there has been nothing but silence in response. french presidents and manuel micron has refused to apologize to algeria for the oppression of his citizens during colonial occupation. since the current generation of french people should be held accountable for past transgressions. i don't see reason to apologize. that's not the point. these words would break all ties. the worst thing would be to say, we apologize and every one goes their own way. an untrue answer is as cruel as a refusal, because in this case it is not about true recognition, but about finally closing the issue. working through things from a historical point of view does not mean that the issue is finally closed. on the contrary, it means as certain that there is something in the past that can not be asserted understood, solved perhaps something unforgivable. france and algeria

u. k weapon sales to saudi arabia responsible for civilian dust in yemen. as more evidence of why the u. k. isn't fit for this particular lobbying task, the u. k. demanding that the icy target russia also comes at the same time as a new report has just come out in the western process, detailing the e, 3 british military combat deployments, all over the globe since the end of the 2nd world war. so you have to wonder by what moral authority or tone deafness u. k. figures, it's in any position to demand accountability from any other country when it's gone out of its way to dodge it for its own sorted, very long track record. and it's kind of like the guy who's car glove box is spilling over with speeding fines and traffic violations deciding to get really vocal and start lobbying in favor of better road safety. thousands of supporters of former peruvian president. pet castillo. have marston, lima overnight. protest have been raging since december when patrick, his deal was in peach over a legit corruption allegations and arrested after he attempted to dissolve congress to avoid impeachment

u. k. and everything else over with the u. k is influence is greater than that of the u. s. and the rest of the west is the u. k. that pulls the strings in ukraine and is a major external controller that you might video. and they know whatever happens, i mean zalinski and his entourage. amy, they'll be fine, no matter what happens in ukraine. they'll leave and lead a calm life. that's why they so calmly let their country be torn apart and fall into further poverty, or the least, they let it become an arena for a stand off between russia and away listening him as though i sees i flung book aqua. and what was the reply blunt again? what that the pretty of us the you, they have only one plan. now. this stand off was meant to weaken russia, what every packet of and today we are seeing this happening very well, yet not the victory of ukraine was it. but we will know is impossible due to certain objective reasons, once they get a song. but it could ignite an internal struggle usa in m latiere se, fuel processes that could weaken russia and his leadership. i see you as you go, that'

u. u. k and asian countries. latin america, experts dummy shore sees washington in last month. gilbert lisa ken is a long time employee of the ca, with 8 years under her belt. and now is the us ambassador to do. it's certainly curious timing to see her meeting nurses with the minister of energy and natural resources. and they do a meeting with former generals who are now ministers in the unelected government of dina. about why thing. but it's amazing how quick lisa kenna and the rest of the state department officials in the biden administration were to rubber stamp this too and get behind it because it means the the nationalization of louis and resources cannot ruse. one of the biggest export is the gas now because the european union in the u. s. cannot rely on russia for their gas because of the sanctions. this is the same a playbook that we saw and some of the neighbors. this is what happened, lou, go in. part of why this is what happens is a lie, doris. and when any type of nationalist, anti imperialist, true patriot, or left leaning, president comes into power. the u. s. immediately sees them as a threat to quote you on must go very proudly posted on twitter. they're willing to qu anybody anytime, whenever they pleased. another story we are following today. the u. s. national guard is reportedly providing training to tie one's armed forces. washington's concerns over a perceived chinese threat rose, according to media reports and military training, started early last year. when the time when he's president commented on the cooperation of the national guard, pays defense. the former is able to be mobilized off the discretion of washington for the national guards also played a role in training the ukrainian military as w

u. k. to recognize reality. trends let go of its colonial mindset and respect to china, sovereignty and unity. the u. k. government report claims freedoms are being eroded by the chinese government and hong kong, alleging authorities systematically cracked on on free speech. hong kong was handed over to china by the u. k. back in 1997. the city was guaranteed a high degree of autonomy and freedom of speech under a principle of one country to systems than in 2020 beijing, imposed a national security law to punish terrorism, treason and subversion which has been met with criticism from the west. with that in mind, human rights watch is now sounding the alarm over violations, but in the u. k, itself in 2022, we saw the most significant assault on human rights protections in the u. k. in decades. from your right to protest, your ability to hold institutions accountable, fundamental, and hard one rights of being systematically dismantled. the report highlighted several new laws introduced in 2022 that weakened human rights protections in the u . k. for example, some measure strip the rights of asylum see

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u. s. the u. k. in germany, that show that they not only had knowledge of the massacre as it was happening, but were also complicit and lending their support. there has been nothing but silence and response. and finally, russia blamed armenia for the breakdown of peace talks with us by john over the dispute region of now gordon, a kind of bach artsy correspondence in the course of a pixel the story. well, armenia basically wants russia to do more about it's along this piece of enclaves of and i've gotten the car box. and this all basically starts is when the armenian prime minister said that the behavior of russian peacekeepers there is unacceptable . and that they're basically standing by silently watching the humanitarian crisis unfold. let me give you some background on this so that of us can get a better understanding of the situation. basically, russia deploy the peacekeepers to go and i've got a box during a ceasefire. deal a brokerage between armenia and i sent by john n 2020, and him to seek

u. s. u, the u. k. and australia. the actively involved japan in this blog and a prime minister cuz she does recent visit to washington became the culmination of the smallest st. japan has so once again embarked upon the parcel militarization, the are going to change and unmanned its constitution. in particular, the articles that prevented it from doing that. the process has started. i'm not going to go into detail about the activities of the west at either geopolitical tracks. but speaking briefly about the position of the united states and the west that we consider to be the main problem create in difficulties ever where it can be summed up as follows. washington's line of ensuring dictate into international affairs means the following. we americans are allowed to do whatever we want wherever we want, even if it's at the other end of the world, we will do what we deemed necessary. and you all authorize cannot do anything without our consent, even if you respond to direct threats to your security that we create at you

u. k. agreed with united states to make the british indian ocean territory available for the defense purposes of the u. s. and the u. k. and the gulshan people were removed from the islands. we must, however, now look forward not back on decisions about the future of the british indian ocean territory. the government has now considered all the available information and has decided against the resettlement of which agustin people on the grounds of feasibility, defense and security interests, and the cost to the british taxpayer. the costs of being estimated up to very from anything between 55000000 for a me a 50 people going back to anything like 256000000 pounds for one and a half 1000. it would then also trigger the obligation of majesty's government to pay on an annual basis, the costs of sustaining the population. and in fact, when there is no hospital available, no, no care urgently that can be delivered to people. it is in my view, unsustainable to expect a community of any such size to exist in such a setting. certainly, rosendam, mister speaker bridges shook all seasons, should have the right o

u. s. u k and e. u has stepped up, the pressure on iran hitting it with fresh sanctions over its crackdown on antique government protesters. the move comes after a jewel british iranian citizen was executed over spying allegations, as well as for men involved in protests following the death of massa, minnie in police custody. well, officials sanctions include senior officials from the revolutionary guard and 2 rounds prosecuted general, who the u. k says is using the death penalty for political purposes. the e. u has placed 37 iranian officials on an asset freeze and visa ban opposition party leaders in tanzania are welcoming a decision by the president to lift a ban on political rallies. the main opposition party has already held its 1st public really and more than 6 years in form of presidential candidates to unduly sou announced plans to return from exile and europe. on wednesday he soon lift tanzania in 2017, after he was shot 16 times by unknown gunman. peru is pricing for more large scale protest

u. s. u. k and e. u has stepped up, the pressure on iran hitting it with fresh sanctions over its crackdown on anti government protesters. the move comes after a jewel british iranian citizen was executed over spying allegations, as well as for men involved in protest. following the death of martha emilia in police custody officials sanctioned include senior officials from the revolutionary guard. and to ron's prosecutor general, who the u. k. says is using the death penalty for political purposes. the e. u has placed 37 iranian officials on an asset phrase. and visa ban a peru is pricing for more large scale protests calling for the resignation of president in apollo, our time. hundreds, march through lima on monday, demanding new elections. the mess rarely is planned for tuesday. the crisis began and december, after former president pitcher castillo, tried to dissolve congress and was arrested since then, nearly 50 people have been killed during violent protests. marianna sanchez has more from lima is

u. k. this month. and actually compared with arise has been seen in the your is own is the u. k or is, are feeling in the u. k. that is struggling a little bit more than its neighbors over in europe. yeah, i think for the past month, it's always been a little bit nickel neck. we've seen a little bit of a recovery towards the end of last year, both in the years own. and in the u. k. now this morning, figures, as you said, i'm show that you can call it back in january, especially the service sector under performing this contract. so it's been a little bit of a mix back in terms of economic news. we have consumer confidence picking up from the low bay, but it is a little bit too early to tell whether the u. k. will be able to turn the corner whether the u. k. would be able to escape recession. and i think our base case scenario are kind of central forecast for the k quantum is that it still will enter recession and the 1st half of 2023. okay? tiny out from the center for economics and businesses search. thank you very much for joining us. on day it'll be a business. thank you. now

u. s. the u. k. i think the u. s. is probably the best example of where people will speculate on houses, you know, by 3 or 4 they can afford it against all about the you've got fundamental on the supply of housing and some markets, the u. k being an example. so these are confusing because you got a big on live housing and you've got the possible, hopefully flowing into now another confusing for the cause is the weakness of some currency. so for pounded, weak, and overseas buyers will find house prices more attractive, the domestic buyers. so you got quite a few, a few issues that are buying together to create some sort of view about whether you're going to get price falls or not. and generally speaking, house prices don't fall very quickly already when you've already speculative market . the u. s. is probably the best example. let's talk about the u. s. in particular, then it is. we set for house price correction in, in the us. is that going to cause for the damage to, to, to the economy the, i mean, let's not forget