state department. thanks so much. and now on american history tv, we'd like to welcome you to the us depart of state and washington, d.c. and introduce you to virginia hart. she is the director and curator of the diplomatic reception rooms here at the state department. virginia hart what are we going to see? well, it extraordinary collection upstairs on the eighth floor. would you like to join me? i would. but first, how did you become the curator of this collection? we're about to see? well, i've been here many years, and it's it's never dull moment. and every day is full of surprise discovery. and what is your background. well, i have studied government history and then also decorative arts. and so i've been here a very long time 17 years, if you can believe. well let's go up and see the collection. so there was this museum open to the public. that we're about to see? yes, we're open for. so we are on the eighth floor of the state. virginia hart. where are we? oh, we're in the diplomatic reception rooms at the department of state in the harry truman building. and what is up here? what are we going to see? well, we ha

anna mikhailova — deputy political editor at the mail on sunday and joel rubin — the former us department of state'sef liaison to the us house of representatives during the obama administration. more on those stories coming up but let me bring you up—to—date with our latest bbc news headlines. russia heads to the polls with vladimir putin certain to secure his fifth term as president and another six years in power. as voting begins, so do the protests. some voters expressing their anger by pouring dye into ballot boxes and some setting fire to photo booths —— micro polling booths. photos of food and medical aid arriving to gaza have been released. meanwhile israel has sent a delegation back to qatar for ceasefire talks. on the ground benjamin netanyahu has approved plans for a military operation to go ahead in rafah. ajudge has rejected donald trump as meg attempted to have the lead prosecution lawyer disqualified from the georgia election interference case, the judge ruled that fani willis could continue but said the special prosecutor she had appointed and had a romantic relationship with would ha

of the us age mission? that's according to the us state department. it follows more functions that america has imposed on the countries of government officials. at least 5 people to dead to the gods of sits in the results of how she drops a few monetary aid move made necessary by these where the blockade of the border crossings. also at one stage was quite clear that president finding as he's out of touch us republican lawmakers loved joe biden. states of the union address, which he kicked off by focusing on ukraine is to the funding issues on the home from the for most goes to the world you're watching on the international minus pizza. scott . and this is how the world's looking us to be changed to baldwin or far to have expelled emission of the us agency for international developments from the country us departments of states have confirmed the news and washington recently impose sanctions on the countries governments. officials, after removing a number of restrictions from an extensive list imposed over the past 2 decades of the correspondence and t

us. that's our top story. this always in bobbino. authorities have expelled admission of us agency for international development from the country of the us department of state has confirmed the news in washington recently imposed sanctions on the countries governments. officials that's after they've been moved in over restrictions from an extensive list imposed over the past 2 decades. is all the correspondence and the vehicle go with more? we understand that the united states has sanctions and bob is present. it must have known god bless its 1st lady and as a government officials indeed is within the government on that side for the unless it involves meeting corruption and human rights abuses a non golf. while the president is accused of protecting gold and a diamond mattress who operate is above which, directing government official to facilitate the state of golden diamond in enlisted markets and taking bribes in exchange for she's um, services among as the offensive. and among other things, and all of that has now led to the present of the united states to sign and executive board of the team. and then bob was national emergency and we both as involved w

the members of this delegation include the us department of state's deputy for african affairs. ommander of the american military forces in africa during africom met only with the prime minister of niger and general chiani, head of the government of niger , did not accept the presence of the americans. the government of niger basically considers the presence of american soldiers in the territory of this country to be illegal. about the cooperation between the two countries, especially the military cooperation in the fight against terrorists, the presence of the united states in the territory of the republic of niger. stay tuned and follow us. greetings to you, dear and honorable compatriots , who have joined us from this moment. good morning . thank you very much for choosing hello reporter on october 28, asfan , 1402. and honorable reading at five a red meteorological alert has been issued in the province of khairur. we are hosting an expert from the meteorological organization in the studio, mr. zarrabi, so that we can hear from him more details about the weather and atmosphere

by the way and authorities have expelled a mission of the us agency for international development from the country that reports the us department of state of this comes as us has imposed sanctions on the countries government officials adding to the extensive list imposed over the past 2 decades. all right, let's cross live to r t correspond to know who you can get another for you. what are the reasons for the usa, usa admissions removal from the country as well? so, so for it, so we understand that the united states has sanctions and bob is present, give me something and god bless its 1st lady. and as a government officials indeed is within the government on that side for the electorate involved meeting corruption and human rights abuses. the non gaap, while the president is accused of protecting gold and diamond smugglers who operate is involved with directing government official to facilitate to the state of golden dime is in listed markets and taking bribes and exchange for she's um, services, among other offices. and among other things, and all of that has now led to the presence of the united states to sign and executive board of t

international, zimbabwe and authorities have expelled admission of the us agency for international development from the country. the us department of state confirmed the news washington recently impose sanctions on the country's government officials for a moving a number of restrictions from an extensive list imposed over the past 2 decades. are to correspond to another who you can get has more. we understand that the united states has sensors and buffers. vision gimme some non gaap wash. it's 1st lady, and as a government official, the need is within the government and that side for the later, it involves meeting corruption and human rights abuses a non golf. while the president is accused of protecting gold and a diamond mattress who operate is above which direct to government official to facilitate the sale of golden dime is in enlisted markets and taking bribes and exchange for she's um, services among other offenses. and among other things, and all of that has no need to be present off the united states to sign and executive board of the team. and then bob was national emergency and we both as involved with specific sanctions. and r

moscow. zimbabwe and authorities have expelled admission of the us agency for international development from the country . the us department of state to confirms the news. washington recently imposed sanctions on the countries government officials after removing a number of restrictions from an extensive list imposed over the past 2 decades. are 2 corresponded and olive oil can get has more. as we understand that the united states has sanctions and bob was present, give me some non god bless its 1st lady. and as a government official, the need is within the government on that side for the electorate involved meeting corruption and human rights abuses. a non golf, while the president is accused of protecting gold and diamond matters who operate is above which direct to governments official to facilitate the sale of golden diamonds in enlisted markets and taking bribes and exchange of 4. she's um, services among other offenses. and among other things that in all of that has not made to the present of the united states to sign and executive board of the 10 minutes is involved with national emergency and votes as involved with specific

the spokes person for the us department of state speaking during a daily briefing said that washington warden, russia of the terror attack in advance. providing clear and detailed information, he said, pointing, i thought it could happen during a concert, but must be miller. didn't confirm or deny the the new york times article claims. you're taking his reaction. i know matthew miller, i've known him for many years. he is a he is a died in the will washington political heck. he made his, his career with attorney general eric holder, and then later on with the, with the senate foreign relations committee and with tony blinking, matthew miller will say whatever he's instructed to say, that's how he has succeeded for so long in washington. that's why he'll continue to succeed in washington. i think we should take everything that matthew miller says with a or with a grain of salt. i just don't think we can. we can believe him. v us is rubbishing possible ukrainian involvement. but western media outlets themselves have previously given examples of when at george, in based estimate sled to u

the us of options leading to turmoil in the country. washington's policy in africa has also been raising plenty of questions to some of this and see what was discussed at a recent to us state department briefing of the united states does not support violent or on democratic changes in government, in africa, or elsewhere, and all violations of us export regulations will be punished to the full extent of the law that the united states is about support violence or on democratic changes to government, africa, or elsewhere. we do not somebody grab of drugs as a us state department spokesperson squared away the question. so hangs in the air. that's because the answer is definitely not so simple. and rewriting history doesn't pass the smell test, us train troops. i've been involved with at least 12 crews in west africa and the greater so whole region during the so called war on terror as america scoured the glow for the next leaders to gift with the revolution. the places where america has conducted military training include burkina, faso, chad gumby, a guinea. molly mara, tamia. i need year to name a few of the doesn't last year. victoria new in the us under secretary of state, a k america

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can you give us a sense to what you know inside the state department of how much the support is. people are >> shocked and appalled by what the us government is doing many people continue to do the very important work inside the state department and continue to feel that their efforts are making a difference on the many, many issues that the state department is involved in but on the other hand, i do know people who who may be considering resigning. >> and you can watch the rest of our conversation online and amanpour.com, along with all my other interviews. up next on the show, the relative of an israeli hostage on the frustrating fight to reunite his family and the drastic measures he took to get the government let's attention, but not winning not winning it all so this this sure age, it's stopped get your viewing glasses ready. >> this is something >> you won't want to ms in experience, so rare won't happen again for another two decades. boris sanchez and brianna keilar, host to cnn special live coverage. as reporters and people around the country three take in this spectacle i

we asked the us department of defense and the state department to talk to us about spear, but they declineds continued to dominate the local news in aden. at the beginning, when those assassinations were carried out, people kept saying, "this is operations done by isis," and so on. it was not until 2018 when we started to pinpoint that actually, this is part of a systematic targeting policy. when you don't have a unified definition about who is a terrorist, you have this chaotic situation. these are extrajudicial killings, and the most important thing is that it's still happening until today. so, after we started to look closely into evidence of... reprieve has obtained what they believe is a financial statement from the uae�*s foreign ministry. it states how money described as aid for yemen has really been spent. that shows here quarterly payments being paid to spear operations group. and this is the amount in saudi riyals. mm—hm. this comes to close to $17 million. we know that spear were there at 2015. this is 2020. what have they been doing there for the last five years? i think that's

of questions as well . let's take a quick listen to what was discussed at a recent us state department. the states does not support violent or on democratic changes in government, in africa or elsewhere. and all violations of us export regulations will be punished to the full extent of the law. but that represent the united states is about to afford violence or on democratic changes to government, africa, or elsewhere. we do not from i'll grab the rest of the day as the us state departments folks. firestone scurried away. the question still hangs in the air. that's because the answer is definitely not so simple. and rewriting history doesn't pass the smell test, us trained troops, i've been involved with at least 12 crews in west africa, and the greater so whole region during the so called war on terror. as america scoured the globe for the next leaders to gift with the revolution. the places where america has conducted military training include burkina, faso, chad gumby, a guinea, molly mart, tamia. i need year to name a few of the doesn't last year. victoria new in the us under secreta

of the district commissions should give an answer to his complaint, he was never found. then we conducted in-depth consultations with lawyers to understand how the us state department relatese are no connections... after that, we tried to find in international law a definition of the role of the united states as an evaluator of the electoral process in independent states, and here too we did not find such a right. in this regard, from a legal point of view , we do not see any reason why we should listen to statements by the us state department on a single voting day in the republic of belarus. actually, this is all you need to know about the us attitude towards any elections in belarus, they are not... their politicians, and this is not only about the conflict in ukraine and the war against the russian federation, this is a political war. the united states will not fight any real war, and if it does, it will be at the hands of the ukrainians, poles, and so on. it's just a matter of maintaining control over europe, because europe has wise, normal politicians who say enough is enough of this political protectorate, enough is enough, enough is enough of enslaving us. european

hours after the elections , a statement appears on the website of the us state department about the fictitiousness of the elections, the european union used exactly the same term, but in assessing our elections, this is stupidity, inadequacy or interference in the internal affairs of a sovereign country, they are simply enemies, their assessments have no relevance, neither to the law, nor to the real processes that are happening in our country, they set a task, an overthrow... i take them on viber, i take photographs and send them to everyone, here are the brews, we have everything at brian’s, the hospital is very good, very good filled with all sorts of medical equipment. school, gymnasium, here's the house of culture, music school, we have a lot of shops, you know, even easier ones, i'll go to the city, i have a headache, i want everything, we don't need it here, we don't have trolleybuses, buses, nothing interferes, everything is compact, done in one place, you can’t say thank you to chernobyl, no, but after the accident at the chernobyl... station, life in bragin did not stop, young specialist

of the jobs in last year? victoria new in the us under secretary of state, a k america soon to depart. regina change queen was asked what the us was doing to slow the parade of african officers over throwing governments, which the us have trained them to protect. some folks involved in these clues have received some us training, but far from all of them, you need to talk to them about why they are over throwing their governments are a message in all cases was that the citizens of these countries deserve to see democracy restored and particularly in molly and burkina faso, we expect both of these uh interest governments to meet their commitments, trying to explain it all way if you want me to 0 in. but washington will have a tough time watching a pensive involvement as since the 2 thousands. it's regularly deployed small commander teams to advise assist and the company local forces even into the battlefield. but this involvement has led to the stabilisation as an increase in terrorism. the latest to orchestrated by some us train troops in africa took place a new year just last year and i

us of options needing to 10 well in that country, washington. this policy in africa has also been raising plenty of questions to a somewhat less than so what was discussed at the recent us state department briefing. the united states does not support violent or on democratic changes in government, in africa, or elsewhere. and all violations of us export regulations will be punished to the full extent of the law, but that referee the united states is about to afford violence or on democratic changes to government africa or elsewhere. we do not somebody grappling as the us state department spokesperson scurried away, the question still hangs in the air. that's because the answer is definitely not so simple. and rewriting history doesn't pass the smell test, us train troops. i've been involved in at least 12 pills in west africa and the greater so whole region during the so called war on terror as america scoured the globe for the next leaders to gift with a revolution. the places where america has conducted military training include burkina, faso, chad gumby, a guinea, molly, mario tamia, and need year to name a few of the doesn't last year. victoria new in the us under secretary of state

of the us _ foreign forces. it is no reason was of the us state _ foreign forces. it is no reason i was of the us state department and article 23 follows an edge present support group following the last public consultation in hong kong. is there way to get a sense of many people in hong kong to support this measure?- many people in hong kong to support this measure? what now there is no _ support this measure? what now there is no way — support this measure? what now there is no way of— support this measure? what now there is no way of actually - there is no way of actually getting the numbers because as we have seen in interviews conducted over the past month about article 23, if you walk up about article 23, if you walk up to someone hong and safety you support the article? they article? they say they cannot answer anything because they know if they said they do not support it, they will be subjected to political arrest. still a lot of hong kong residents overseas have made our submission to the hong kong government to voice our concerns and opposition against the article in a public consultation proposed by th

states has joined an international coalition for the return of ukrainian children who were illegally deported or forcibly relocated by russia. this is stated in the statement of the us state department. washington recognized the armed forces of russia as a party that commits serious violations. regarding children in the war against ukraine, the united states can also help children and their families who suffered from illegal deportation, the state department said. washington supports attraction efforts to the responsibility of those guilty of illegal deportation of children. the appeal of the higher anti-corruption court left unchanged the preventive measure against the ex-people's deputy, the head of the national association of defense industry enterprises. serhiy pashinsky. such a decision is no longer subject to appeal. let me remind you, pashynskyi was declared a suspect in the case of the nationalization of the oligarch kurchenko's oil products. the state allegedly suffered losses of almost a billion hryvnias. on february 26, the court arrested pashynskyi with the alternative of posting a bail of more than uah 270 million. these the funds were contributed by the national associ

cases would be more appropriate if the us is concerned about the elections have a good, a level playing field is called lens photos. for those of us state departments. folks posted matthew miller on monday, who said washington and coverage is a fat transpiring done. timely legal process, full of ins, catch me well, the chief minister and they'll put the k all positions. they go was arrested last week on corruption charges. and we're seeing the routed on the streets of the indian capital as though physician protest this class with police early this week. supporters of casually while attempting to march the prime minister's residents, demanding his release on police, moved it and making a number of the rest using what was the kind of him to break up crowds. pro government demonstrates is also gathered for accounts to riley attentions wise. is the kinds you propose to go to the post the next month's general election. we have some food. my indian um boss of the non jews says who told us the us is concerns the world is new zone guys, unit po. the id for, to dollars by the government or this uh, you know, they have activities on board instead, the commen

international coalition for the return of ukrainian children who were illegally deported or forcibly relocated by russia. this is stated in the statement of the us state department. washington recognized: "the armed forces of russia are a party that commits serious violations against children in the war against." the united states will also help in providing assistance to children and their families who suffered from illegal deportation, the state department said. washington supports efforts to prosecute those responsible for the illegal deportation of children. council un security council today will discuss the russian attacks on ukraine, including the attack on odesa. the meeting will be held at the initiative of our state. the list of speakers is determined in the order of receipt of applications. the meeting of the un security council will begin at 10 p.m. kyiv time. with the beginning of a full-scale invasion , the armed forces of ukraine have an urgent need for suvs and special vehicles. the espresso team, together with the viewers, is constantly helping our warriors and has already closed a lot of requests. raising funds is a small part of what you and i

one of them before india is national elections. the us state department is way out of line and its statements pertaining to the arrest of cadre wall in the id department's attachment of congress funds. it is, in fact the solar on the indian judiciary, which has seized both these matters. well, the legislative party leader of the egypt pay uh that focusing on the hunter, biting on capital incursion, cases would be more suitable for us is concerned about elections having a level playing field. his comments follow that was of us state department spokesperson. matthew miller, on monday, last who said, washington quote, encourages a fair, transparent untimely legal process for our offend. kendra, while the deli chief minister and opposition i'd be party leader, was arrested last week on corruption charges. this language seems rough. it's on the streets of the indian capital, as that man supporters flashed with police earlier in the week. they were attempting to march to the prime minister's residence to the mountains in release of mister federal police made a

incursion cases would be more appropriate if the us has concerns about the elections having a level playing field is called as follow. those of us state departments, folks pause and matthew miller. on monday he said, washington encouraging encourages a fat transpire as of time legal process. the often to catch we are, we keep it as the t k o position figure was arrested last week on corruption charges. angry seeing the rob fit on the strength of the indian capital as well. position protest is cost with police early this week. supporters of catch, we well attempted to march to the prime minister's residence in loving his release on police using making a number of arrest sundays in most attendance. to break up the crowd. pro government demonstrate to those are doubtful accounts are riley attentions wise as the country supposed to go to the polls. the next month, general election. we have some former indian on by the non do seth who told us the us has concerns. the world is no longer unit po, to the id for, to dollars by the government, or is this a, you know, they have the comments, as we have a very strong, you know, independent judiciary and the

and the us state department of us. c, i a and i'd say is riley and the sod had very key roles in, in this ukrainian terrace operation against russia. all right, that the russian president has raised some questions, what a radical islamist organizations are willing to intensify strikes against russia. what are your thoughts on? what does that mean? power is motives will be if they are involved in this, as, as the narrative been published by the united states. well, that, of course is why i suspect the is really we saw it in the c. i a and such because i've seen them up close and personal interactions here in afghanistan, recruiting these half with it, retard, and turning their semi le bottom ais personalities into terrorist suicide belt wearing fanatics. and then filling them with the drugs to initiate the trigger operation. so religious extremism and fanaticism, and the as long as you know, mind is uh it is very typical of the massage. they did this in libya and elsewhere, but it doesn't reflect the true islam. it does

us is not dictating to israel what to do? this sentence was said by the spokesperson of the us state department about the end of the genocide of the people of gaza. the us says it cannot tell the zionists to stop the genocide. if the guardian newspaper wrote that biden has the ability to do this. joe biden, like reagan , could have a phone call with benjamin netanyahu end the current slaughter. he has the same kind of power. like 42 years ago, when the american president stopped the bombing of beirut with just one phone call, according to his interests. these days, gaza. the zionists have been harassing the people of gaza for the sixth month. wherever they are hospital, camp, shelter or even queue for legal aid. more than 5 months have passed and the american president is visiting the zionists and sending them military aid. america dropped tens of thousands of bombs donated to the zionists on the people of gaza. we mourn, but the bomb and tanks and bullets do something else. stop sending money and weapons to israel. 38,000 brief packages for more than 2,300,000 besieged palestinians. these contributions are not enough for a fa