also alive here the spirit of dmitry is a large-scale music festival dedicated to the legend of the opera stage. runs along the coast. yenisei for the third time the best voices of the worldg in honor of the dmi. triya hvorostovsky, and dima was an example for me when i saw his performance for the first time on tv. i realized that an operatic artist should be exactly like dmitry hvorostovsky in his first stage experience. dmitry khvo. and he received at the krasnoyarsk opera and ballet theater on the second floor a dressing room with his personalized inside nothing superfluous notes piano and mirror, and on the walls are photographs of hvorostovsky. see dima without a headdress. never wore a head thief. he believed that hats did not suit him. larisa morzoeva was hvorostovsky's first stage partner. she then, already being an honored artist of the rsfsr, saw the formation of a rising star behind the scenes, when the performance was on, dima had a small party. here in particular the regalia. so he is morally. well, it would seem to have sipped his little batch. go rest until the next exit. no, he sticks out behind the scenes. he watches each artist as the mouth opens. as a p

of the birth of dmitry hvorostovsky with a grand concert. the first concert, which opens a whole cycle of programs, which is called the best voices of the world are no vacancies. all tickets were sold out for a few days before it starts, the stage of the krasnoyarsk philharmonic, where their hvorostovsky performed for the last time, kicks off the large-scale musical event hey jesus, such a wonderful project. it's so great in our city that we remember dima that we all love him, he was a big man, so i bow my head to him in the two-week program of performances by valery gergiev dinara aliyeva and the leading soloists of the opera pipes of the bolshoi and mariinsky theaters and, of course, young artists future opera stars scenes alexander cherkashin alexander usatenko sergey larionov elena galeeva news, krasnoyarsk all information irina rossius was with you, and my colleagues all the news is always available on the media platform, we watch it in the application or on the site smotrim.ru see you soon.

of the birth of dmitry hvorostovsky with a grand concert. the first concert, which opens a whole cycle of programs, which is called the best voices of the world hall. no free places. all tickets were sold out a few days before the start of the stage the krasnoyarsk philharmonic, where their hvorostovsky performed for the last time, gives a start to a large-scale musical event, and praise to the fate of the artificial is such a wonderful project. we have tatak in the city. it's great that we remember dima, that we all love him, he was a big man, so, so to speak, bow your head to him in the two-week program of performances by valery gergiev dinara aliyeva and the leading soloists of the opera pipes of the bolshoi and mariinsky theaters and, of course, young artists of future stars, the opera stage alexander cherkashin alexander sotenko sergey larionov elena vesti, krasnoyarsk further continuation of the program parliamentary hour let's move on. how many new trams and trolleybuses are needed to replace worn-out rolling stock vyacheslav volodin asked the head of the ministry of transport vitaly savelyev, they widely discussed the state of public

and seed production to stimulate the transition to modern domestic equipment technology to create conditions for further inflow of investments. the best voices of the world took the stage of the krasnoyarsk opera and ballet theater on the banks of the yenisei, the dmitri hvorostovsky festival opened this year, the opera singer would have turned his native city, krasnoyarsk, is preparing to celebrate this date with a grand concert of the two-week performance program of valery gerakeev. eldar azakova dinara aliyeva and other soloists of the bolshoi theater and marinka now have a short advertisement, and then watch the program with the cycle of music of russian painting. nikita mikhalkov will talk about the artist konstantin korovin and his painting a portrait of chaliapin in any incomprehensible situation write to the robot max to issue a europrotocol online is easier than it seems, public services national project vtb digital economy will cost 100,000 rubles. and each pensioner is guaranteed to receive 1,000 rubles. go to vtb and everything will work out. in any incomprehensible situation write to the robot max to enroll children in a circle or section on

the anniversary date of 60 years. since the birth of the world-famous baritone, his voice has conquered the whole world, but the audienceyarsk has always been his favorite for him, had the chance to be twice in knife concerts in krasnoyarsk, fortunately, therefore, i think we will always remember and go. we will always be sibiryakov for us, this is also important because he always positioned himself as a russian, as a siberian as krasnoyarsk during his lifetime, despite a busy concert schedule. every time he came home he gave lectures to students at the institute arts, in which he once studied himself an infinite number of fish throughout the corridor. what roles dmitri hvorostovsky did not play, but his path to the concert stage began precisely from this cabinet. here catherine taught his filter. hvorostovsky's first teacher . now the siberian institute of arts bears his name, and there are fans next to the monument to the artist on his birthday. on the one hand, he was an outstanding artist, the brightest artist, and he understood that when he goes on stage, he cannot have any competitors, but at the same time he was

in krasnoyarsk for the third time a large-scale musical festival of the best voices of the world sing in honor of dmitry hvorostovsky. trains go to crimea and back again. the first train drove over the crimean bridge the night before, it was transported to the mainland late in the evening. hundreds of passengers can get to the peninsula, it is possible to open traffic by car along the surviving branch, but so far only cars are allowed in with restrictions and in reverse order along one lane the second will have to be repaired, it is planned to be done in the near future so that the builders can work around the clock will restore lighting the bridge is also a top priority for the vice premier. marat khusnuli called the repair of security barriers. to do this, in the near future, trucks will begin dismantling the collapsed spans along the overpass, until they are allowed to go. they travel to the region through new territories or wait for the launch of a ferry service for passengers. she earned on saturday evening the boat arrived in kerch to pick up about 100 people according to the pl

solemn closing ceremony of the dmitry hvorostovsky festival took place in krasnoyarsk dedicated to the anniversary of the 60th anniversary of the birth of the world famous loaf his voice whole world, but the krasnoyarsk audience has always been his favorite and now in the big hall philharmonic hall full house report alexander cherkashina in the big hall of the krasnoyarsk philharmonic hall full house on the stage of the mariinsky theater under the direction of valery georgiev the program includes world classics, including giuseppe verdi's favorite opera by hvorostov it is very important that krasnoyarsk remains at home in rostov and also remains a shore of hope for many many russian and not only russian singers. for the third time, the world voices of the opera stage come to krasnoyarsk to honor the memory of the great singer, his friends and colleagues are driven to bolshoi theater of russia dinara aliyev in the last years of khostovsky's life. often worked with him on the same stage of the festival. it is organized at a high level. i think dima would really like it, and i would just like to wish the festival prosperity, because the festival will live , uh, name uh,

support and here the belarusian diaspora is doing a lot of work for svitlana tikhanovskaya, it is very important to represent the interests of the will, the voice of belarusians in the worldake this vote away from lukashenka which at international forums, the presentation, he just votes as putin, they even call lukashenko that he is russia plus one, then you say that the entry of belarus into the war is less likely, meanwhile, lukashenko literally the day before yesterday said the following, he gathered his security forces and said next, my answer was simple, prove to the president of ukraine and other crazy lunatics. he believes zelenskyi that the crimean bridge will seem like flowers to them if they touch even one meter of our territory with their dirty hands. it seems to me that at the beginning of the russian invasion, there was no full-scale one from lukashenka, or am i wrong, it was, it was every day. now they will try to make ukraine an external enemy, they will try to sow hatred between belarus and ukrainians, and therefore i ask you not to support this doctors, because it is only in russia's interests to quarrel, to divide belarusians and ukrainians, our task now

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the callous behavior of the u.s. troops exposed the brutality of the conflicto the world. male voice: about eight individuals. male voice: yeah, we got one guy crawling around down there, but, you know, we got--definitely got something. we're shooting some more. daniel: collateral murder in 2010 was what gave us, let's say, world headlines in every major news publication anywhere in the world, which led to, you know, people, millions of people watching this video on youtube. male voice: hey, you shot. i'll talk. male voice: hotel two-six. crazy horse one-eight. scott: wikileaks went from this obscure organization that very few people certainly outside the national security news business had ever heard of to being, you know, talked about all over the world. male voice: hotel two-six. crazy horse one-eight. male voice: oh, yeah, look at those dead bastards. male voice: nice. male voice: two-six. crazy horse one-eight. kristinn: the video has since, of course, become iconic as testimony of the iraq war. it's like the napalm girl of the vietnam war. it tells a bigger story than the actual

and if the india doesn't have any of the vision in the united nations security council, i think that the voices of the 16 population of the world, my heart properly. thanks for joining us. hey, on off the international. i do hope you having a great night the day wherever you are. that's all for me for now, but to join us for the latest news update at the top of my colleagues, whose the, whose ah ah ah, president fulton was very patient in trying to explain to the west why russia is concerned about adversarial military forces being placed on the border or at the 60 and anniversary the cuban missile crisis. that's what john f kennedy said about the soviet missiles in cuba. and put in his argument that you can have this accepted by russians from national security. that's a valid argument that it was reject. ah oh, you see a baby with a baby so you can go to read a baby so you can have freedom to go, you sacrificing. you. sacrificing a baby convenience. there's nothing to do. there's nothing to do with those left thing. a man. so abortion was illegal in the united states until the case of roe vs wade made its way to the supreme cou

with the eurasian economic union, together with beijing, contributes to the formation of a new fair world of order, where the voice of each state without exception is respected. now is not the time to comment in the white house on kiev's application for an accelerated procedure for joining nato, as us presidential aide jake sullivan noted, the best way to help ukraine is practical support on the ground, and brussels needs the process delaying kiev's chances of gaining membership screwdrivers nato secretary general ens stoltenberg by declaring that the alliance is not a party to the current conflict. he also recalled the procedure for the admission of new allies in europe has the right to apply for membership in nato door. alliances remain open, and we have proven this in recent years at the meeting in madrid , nato allies have been very clear that they support the right of ukraine to choose its own path to the desired security mechanisms that it wants to be a part of, but the decision on membership must be accepted by all thirty allies by consensus because the spirits have spoken. damn, the german defense minister

king charles iii, we need to pay tribute to that, has been a constant voice, raising the attention of the worldctive in relation to climate action. are you worried about the uk's commitment on climate? i believe uk people housed today enough conscience about what climate change means. i didn't ask about the people, i asked about the government. what i am saying is that the governments are accountable to the people, and i believe the people will make the government accountable in a way that the commitments will be maintained. i am sensing that you are slightly worried about the uk government commitment on climate. if they need to be held to be account by the people, it suggests that there they are not perhaps the...? there were some hints but i hope those hints do not correspond to the reality. because things are changing very quickly in the british political life, so let's be optimistic about the future. but this year we have had a taste of the kind of extreme weather climate change can bring, and the message from the un today is clear, unless we raise ambition the world will face far greater w

and i think that the celebrity factor in this is a giving more of a voice to these protest across the world, especially through social media. the other thing that i'm noticing are the protests are happening. the sheer numbers that are happening outside of the rhine. these protests are limited to the cities in which the atrocities of taking place in around there, spreading from london to paris to toronto. so we're seeing the sheer numbers growing and the other thing that's notable about this is, this is a movement that doesn't really have any political leaders. it's driven by women and young girls in their fight for more freedoms. in iran, the protests in iran are ultimately political in nature. but culture of cultural actors are playing a role. you've already mentioned celebrities talk to us more about how culture fits into all of this. well, i think the culture of players outside of iran help in letting us outside of around have a bigger picture or at least have a picture of what's happening inside the countries. we know that iran state media or the politicians control the state media and

with the eurasian economic union, together with beijing , contributes to the formation of a new fair world order, where the voice of each state without exception is respected. russia insists on a comprehensive investigation to clarify the circumstances of the sabotage on the three lines of the northern streams, as moscow's representative said at a meeting of the un security council, the investigation will not be effective without representatives of russia. reminded. who is the main beneficiary of the baltic sea incidents. is it beneficial for the united states that what happened with the northern stream, of course, american suppliers of liquefied gas should celebrate, multiple increases in lng supplies to the european continents, and from a political point of view, the last thread that ensures the independence of the european union in the field of energy has been broken. the united states in the conditions of the energy crisis hastily transferred european production. they get cutting edge. manufacturing technologies resources are all that united europe has been developing with a hoard for decades. residents of e

zarubin tv channel russia one of the main world topics is the suspension of russia's participation in the grain deal. and, of course, such a new powerful choir rose from the voicesrs of western countries. they all accuse russia of provoking world famine. biden, in general, called russia's decision outrageous. yes, we have already heard the statement of the russian ministry of defense, but can i ask you all the same? why did russia make such a decision? how do you feel about these accusations agreements and, after all, he and turkey announced that they would continue to produce ships. and then what is next and how, in general, can this process continue in your opinion? thank you, this whole process of exporting grain from the territory of ukraine was organized under the pretext of ensuring the interests of the poorest countries. and we did this precisely in the interests of the poorest countries. now i don’t remember the data of the last hours and the last days, but in general it looks like 34 percent of grain goes to turkey, 35 percent a little more to the countries european union and only 3-4%, but according to mehosis, maybe sometimes it was a little more, up

the exclusion of not just russia of the modern political process, but the deletion of the entire russian civilization of all its contribution to the development of world culture, yes, the world community voiced are aimed at destruction while the united states uses financial instruments, or rather used financial instruments, some kind of sanctions there, but uh, undermining this nord stream is an act of state terrorism, so now if you admit, uh, it’s your own fault, then this nullifies all the achievements, so they will never admit it, which is interesting, i said, what thoughts did the society prompt, he was directly afraid that the usa would do the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, too, what they did with the northern stream, there is such a danger for the united states of america is a theater of political military economic actions remote from them, which does not pose a direct threat to the united states itself, therefore inciting here and in every possible way. uh, ruining the atmosphere. here they risk nothing. uh, so a small local nuclear conflict. e, connected with the dismantling of some kind of station, by the way, in the spirit of the united states of america, and er, to. unfortunately

only in ukraine, but also in the world, in particular, and there is a very great interest on the part of of world snakes from on the part of world festivals, where we have a voice talk about everything, we point out no, well, we understand that film festivals or some kind of film artistic structure, i do not know . products or products of national geographic or something else, here and there come documentary films, heavy documentary films from ukraine, about battles, about victims, about tragedies, yes, and accordingly, in what way, how would it be best to convey this terrible bitter truth to people who generally live in a completely comfortable civilian world of documentary filmmaking. it is usually a little more difficult to perceive than feature films game films it is still a little too early for us to talk about feature films in ukrainian topics because all topics about which films will be made in the future need to be researched, er, it takes time to reflect, and what is happening now is also a documentary format like fixership. that is , it is not a study of topics, not a study of the main of the hero, and this, of course, will change over time, but this

free history of my earth is waiting for the new destiny of an indomitable country metal in my hands and in the bodies of my enemies in the voice that promises us victory we make this worldians - a nation of steel people when not catching a mobile project help dot info from the center of strategic communications, vodafone kyivstar and lifecell operators have recently launched national roaming, which means that you can now switch to the networks of other operators if your network is unavailable. how to do this, turn off the auto selection of the network, if it fails , try again or choose another network . check if everything works, call or send an sms once a day, try to join the network of your operator, how will the walkie-talkies become, and remember to occupy the frequencies of the services, we cannot share advice , it can save information glory to ukraine marathon continues the only news my name is anna cherednychenko the team of the first public broadcasting channel is working for you so we are summing up today we are starting to sum them up exactly eight months have passed from the moment of the full-scale invasion of russia into ukraine, we will first listen to pre

history of my earth is waiting for the new destiny of an indomitable country metal in my hands and in the bodies of my enemies in the voice that promises us victory together we make this worldn of steel people winter of this year promises be the most difficult during the years of independence of critical infrastructure, so we have to prepare for the most difficult scenarios. keep the heat in the heat and the houses will be difficult, but don't lend fighting spirit to the ukrainians, think about an additional safe source this winter, everyone should be responsible . invite your relatives and acquaintances from the regions that suffered destruction together and be warmer and more cheerful . stock up on flashlights and power banks, charge them and stock up on food, water, and warm clothes. - support the armed forces thanks to them we have the opportunity to meet in the winter and as long as we are united we are not afraid of enemies or the cold let's hold on to each other we will overcome the winter together the rules of a warm country high-rise unite with the neighbors, inspect the house, attract specialists for insulation, prepare batteries, repair and adjust windows and doo

pleasant definitely the center of civil liberties, which is headed by oleksandra matviychuk, he is famous not only in ukraine, but in the world on various platforms, he raises his voice in defense of human dignity and freedom, and oleksandra matviychuk is an extraordinary person, i would say alone from those who can say that she is the personification of all such moral virtues, she is sensitive, she is open, she exhausts herself, she is self-sacrificing, and not when she works precisely to understand, hear people and protect people, and this continues day by day, decade by day, we are no longer me i think that the center of civil liberties and not only oleksandra and the entire team that she leads deserve deserve this recognition and i think that it is such an important factor for the voice of ukraine to be heard louder and louder in the world and that's why we understood that all of us, who in one way or another are related to human rights work, to the work of the center for civil liberties, we, well, congratulations, congratulations on the fact that the ukrainian human rights center received the nobel peace prize. of the center for civil liberties that's why your p

the end of the eighties at the university of bologna in one of the oldest universities in the world, then for the first time the idea of ​​​​integrating the european educational process was voiced1999 in 1999, at the end of the 20th century, it was just signed. this balloon declaration was signed by the first 29 european states. as for russia then? well, to be honest, at the beginning of the 21st century, we looked to the west and oriented to the west even after the collapse. union, of course, well, it’s so obvious, well, the step was to join here in this european space, so in 2003 we signed. this declaration, and in 2007 and our universities switched to this two-tier system, some of the european even twenty-nine powers that signed it had some kind of reverse side of the medal, the reverse side of the coin is what it would seem, uh, good intentions - this is what to unite, e, the university, so that students, teachers, scientists moved, moved from the country, took experience, could study in one bachelor's degree, for example, in one e. university ended from one side to move to the other to receive. eh, magistrate, that is, to study for a magistracy. but there is. i say the oth

in today's world, unlike the world, let's say, 40 years ago, there is no global conflict between the free world and the communism that was then communism was voiced by the voice ofoviet union, and its satellites , the world, the united states, and, in general, the western world was the world, the world of soviet communism, there is no soviet communism now, the west generally decided 30 years ago that well, he won the cold war and now everything will be everything will be completely different eh and it turned out differently so that eh, instead of soviet communism in russia , a dictatorship like this was formed . russian policy is very similar to the policy of nazi germany, well, the world has changed everything, but the american right has lost- having lost an adversary in the person of soviet communism, well, they decided that surely they can agree on something with putin, they can share the world is with him well, actually, trump trump was the personification of just that, when he came to power, he already i think he sincerely believed that he and putin could agree on dividing the world into spheres of influence , uh, and in english, and here are two of them, a

the reality of today's world. and let's say that the un security council is too much controlled by the so called golden 1000000000 of the western countries, which are actually only one voice in the world. and in the same time, the growing nations like india in china, and many major players, when the geopolitical field are totally without them, they're all in an independent voice. european union actors want to have a role in the, in the, in the world politics. but they don't have the base from where and like whose voice they are giving. and i think the beast, the whole fundamental problem of the credibility of the west in the geopolitical arena. and certainly they want to force the european union as federation. but this battle is only to begin the haven't been full, but yet. and i think that when these a plan having european union as a geopolitical player, it will face with huge resistance from the battery as all around the europe or us administration has reportedly been forced to rework his plans to put a price cap on russian oil or the invest the warnings and they growing risk to financial markets in the claims america is not likely to come up with a more loosely policed

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yes or mail paid attention to the thesis about the creation of a multipolar world of order, which was voicedssian president. natalya goncharova read more. the united states is actively discussing vladimir putin's valdai speech washington post columnist david ignatius advised the white house to take the russian president's statements seriously and respond to them, according to the author, washington has heard moscow and calls on joe biden to sit down at the negotiating table the united states should find new channels and report that they do not seek to destroy russia and want to avoid military conflict in american politicians, there is a serious interest in avoiding direct military action with russia as biden repeatedly stated that the material dedicated to the speech of the russian leader was also released in the new york times, according to the article, vladimir putin tried to win over the conservative audience abroad and intended to capitalize on political differences in the west, for example , those who do not support liberal lgbt people values ​​and tired of the crisis of living standard

question will be the readiness of president joseph biden to enter world history, to enter the history of the united states and the whole world, just as president woodrow wilson entered, who voiced 14 points, the whole world insisted on such demands, and now we also see a pivotal moment in the history of the world and the question of how ready president joseph biden is now to speak out harshly and clearly, because we were surprised when we read the so-called letter from the american senators, from which they later renounced but still, we understand that america is currently going through parliamentary elections, there is not much time left before them, and there are more and more rather strange, if not more, statements from one or another of american politicians extremely strongly supports ukraine and his support will not change in the future. 40 billion us dollars of military aid to ukraine so far have helped ukrainian soldiers to fight so fantastically and successfully on the battlefield. joe biden believes in what ukraine is fighting for. biden had a leading role in shaping the us response to russia's previous invasion of ukraine the question is what will happen after the mid

the u. s. president to respond while avoiding talk of a red line by didn't compare the situation in the ukraine voice of the cuban missile crisis of 1962. when the world came closer than ever to the brink of the nuclear war. biden horns that using tactical nuclear weapons could lead to armageddon. will hoots, and use nuclear weapons against ukraine, risking war with the west? that is the big question. no one really wants to talk about. however, we do have to ask those questions. alexandra, we just saw the comparison to the cuban crisis of 1962 regarded as the last showdown between the u. s. and russia regarding nuclear weapons or how similar or different is the situation we are in now o. f for since in 2014 we've been saying that we are in the cold war 2 point. oh, and it's this month. it's 60 years this month of the it's i, i don't congratulate anyone, but it's 60 years since the cuban missile crisis. exactly. now. so the, of course, it's the x x extremely symbolic that now we're back where back and we're talking about nuclear weapons. and for now and what were the white house and president biden. and the democrats are very worried about the use of a

recognized the puppets of donetsk and luhansk so-called republics as terrorist organizations therefore i call on all the countries of the world clearly call what is happening download the voice of america mobile application the application allows you to automatically bypass blocking thanks to the built-in vpn service read the news watch informative programs and videos and also listen to podcasts in the ukrainian voice of america service and on this we will say goodbye also join our daily briefings 18 on youtube and facebook where you can ask us your questions live. thank you for being with us. have a good night and a peaceful weekend. see you soon the espresso readers' choice 2021 book award became the largest in its 5 years of existence, almost 21,000 ukrainians took part in the competition, among them about seven thousand children. at the first stage, we feel more and more interest from publishing houses and authors who submit their books to us. sons and new ones join us. experts who choose for readers shortlists for voting, the expert jury of the awards chose only three books, finalists in the literature for children category, it is lost in the camp by nastya muzychenko a

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of finland and iceland. she also had an opening speech about the symbolic film "voice of the crimea" and once again called on the world to unite as much as possible and help ukraine win the war against putin's russia, we can overcome putin's regime only together, together with our partners, together with our guarantors, together with our allies, the right to self-determination of all the peoples of the russian federation, this will be the incentive, in my opinion, that developed this russian federation because chauvinism nationalism and so on are unacceptable in the modern world, watch the broadcast of the first parliamentary summit of the international crimea platform and the speeches of the world's leading lawmakers in our on the air at 10:30 a.m. today, all of them, almost as one, willingly talk about how they were deceived by their commanders and about their initial reluctance to fight with the ukrainians, although these revelations of the occupiers are heard already after being captured, the report of andrii-pochav of this young man began to occupy konstantin his native home almost for 10,000 km from here in vlad

time to learn more here on the program with autism on the voice of the host of worlds of thought. always a pleasure to see you. good to see as well. thanks for coming in on this important day. it's a big day. it's a big week as well. when you talk about the energy, well, every day the big david, well it is, i mean, history is being written every day. it's saying we have the witnesses, you know, we are living on various talking times. this is just very quickly here. my 1st question. i got to get into this for you before we run out of time. president putin saying if turkey is interested in russia, we're consider creating a gas hub in turkey. there's so many potential implications here. how do you assess, how do you read the proposal? well, he said that yesterday and today what we're hearing from i, he's people, people in his circle is that turkey responded positively to this proposal. and the teams from both sides are looking very deliberately and very urgent feel to something like this. now we haven't heard any confirmation from the turkish side yet, apart from saying that you know

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the conventional wisdom up front. on al jazeera, there's a wave of sentiment around the world. people actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries. and i think often people's voice is not heard because i just not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we cover the big stories and report from the big events that are going on. but we also tell the stories of people who generally don't have a voice. and then whenever a child that's never be afraid to put your hand up and ask a question. and i think that's what obviously we're really does. we ask the questions, the people who should be accountable, and also we get people to give their view of what's going on. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin, in doha, with the top stories on al jazeera, there have been a multiple explosions in the ukranian capital. caves are also reports of explosions in the western cities of levine and turner pill. several buildings in the capital have been here and the state emergency service says they have been deaths and injuries where we challenge has moved from the capitol. the damage the casualties are still being assessed at the moment, but i some time ago there were a number of loud ex

disrupted the delivery chains of vital export goods such as grain, food and fertilizers, which led to a sharp rise in prices around the world . the minister of infrastructure of ukraine told voice of america that food shipments from this port they go to somalia, ethiopia, kenya and other countries, the most important thing for us is simply to increase the volume of our exports, the results of august were quite optimistically, we reached almost 5 million, these are very similar volumes that we had before the war, so i hope that if we continue in the same volumes, i think that we will save all our agricultural products and nothing will be spoiled, so we will reach the volumes that were before the war they claim that ukraine, one of the largest exporters of grain in the world, usually sends about 45 million tons of grain to the world market every year. exports resumed after the signing of the grain corridor initiative, brokered by the un and turkey, on july 22. allows ukrainian exports to pass safely through the black sea from points in ukraine ukrainian officials say that the grain corridor initiative has helped ukraine support the development of agriculture and provide developin

the year when all of that has finally come into practice. i think the absence or the shortage of western voices is amply compensated by the very wide presence from the rest of the world from india, from pakistan from china, from latin america, from africa. and i think that's also very characteristic and very symbolic of the changes that are happening in the world today. there is no need to subscribe to one single point of view and all these experts that eventually coming together here. again, not to impose that position on one another, but try to engage in a proper analytic exercises. so i think that i'm delighted to say we can welcome live onto the program. now tim of a border shelf program, director of the di discussion club. we appreciate your time today, sir. the forum is focusing on quote, a post hedge, a monic world. what does that mean? well, it means that we have analytical reasons to believe that now and in the future, there will be no single country or in isolated group of the countries which will be able to be the most powerful and to establish the rules of international communication for the rest of the world, that is all the world's, their international

the year when all of that has finally come into practice. i think our absence or the, the shortage of western voices is amply compensated by the very wide presence from the rest of the world, from india, from pakistan from china, from latin america, from africa. and i think that's also very characteristic and very symbolic of the changes that are happening in the world today. and there is no need to subscribe to one single point of view and all these experts at eventually coming together here again, not to impose that position on one another, but try to engage in a proper analytic exercise. so i think yeah, on there will keep her set up, they will what's going on there on the sidelines. all of the conference we spoke with the director of the south african institute for global dialogue, who sees that african nations do not support western sanctions against russia. because their continent is also suffering from them. russia obviously plays an important role in the security space. there is an important role in the mining sector. there's an important role in energy. and, but one thing that we often do not discuss enough is that russia is a agricultural power. and africa has p

and one, it's a proud moment to hear other persons around the world amplifying the voices of our community with disabilities. as human said during torrie and what we recognized the barrios were also the communication. in the relief finding out who still is available, who still have access to what are their needs, even the shelters having accessible bathroom, being able to bring the additional equipment that you would need when you are going to a shelter. how do i get to the shelter? and so a lot of these things that you would have assumed to be built in to the current system is not. and therefore, we have to continue to speak about the gaps, speak about the barriers that are not only just physical or infrastructure well, but also systematic. because the procedures, the practices, the policies do not speak to access inclusion and opportunities for persons with disabilities during disaster or emergency. an anna, you know, when a disaster is about to strike, were often told either to, to flee, or to go find an emergency shelter, or to, you know, stock up on medical supplies and, and, you know

of sentiment around the world. people not, she won't accountability from the people who are running their countries. and i think often people's voice is not heard because it's not part of the mainstream news market. obviously we cover the big stories and we report from the big events that are going on. but we'll say 10 of the stories of people generally don't have a voice. i remember when i was a child that we never be afraid to put your hand up and ask a question. and i think that's what obviously we're really does. we ask the questions to people who should be accountable and also we get people to give their view of what's going on with.

channels and there must be some kind of russia in different countries and they are lying to the whole world, or votes, it's a matter of the number of the number of voicesuth and the number of voices that are lying here, russia took the number and they simply poured billions of budgets into the media field precisely in order to lie a lot actively all over the world, we are already talking about our sheep in ukrainian mykhailo zhirnakovich, i read on facebook the day before yesterday the influence of the deadline for responding to the petition to the president about the deprivation of the citizenship of ukraine of the russian ex-judge of the supreme court bohdan lvov, there is still no answer, writes mykhailo zhirnakov, and today, that is, yesterday, it became known that lvov bohdan lvov filed a lawsuit reinstatement in office and if it continues like this mykhailo zhirnakov writes and the president does not react lviv will 100% be reinstated as a judge of the supreme court even with a russian passport, this will actually cement the impossibility of dismissing judges with a russian passport from the system and will actually be carte blanche from zelensky

the year when all of that has finally come into practice. i think the absence or the, the shortage of western voices is amply compensated by the very wide present from the rest of the world, from india, from pakistan from china, from latin america, from africa. and i think that's also very characteristic and very symbolic of the changes that are happening in the world today. there is no need to subscribe to one single point of view and all these experts that eventually coming together here. again, not to impose that position on one another, but try to engage in a proper analytic exercise. so i think we need far less more about this right now. of course i'm alive to, i guess mohammed i thought of java, the director of the packets on how things time joining us here when are you into national very well welcome to you. so you are here. 3 in the russian capital today, attending the bow tie discussions i wanted to ask you obviously, you know, dozens of countries being representative and joining in this massive think tank week here in moscow as part of the valve di discussion club. what's the draw? why are you here? what are you hoping to get out of it? first of all, i've been

another wave of attacks on civilian targets in ukraine. missiles, rain down on towns and cities across the city for 3rd day. plus the film world adds its voice and some graphic imagery to the protest over the death of a young woman in the cost to be of iran's so called morality balise. ah, untold your logic. well, welcome to the program. the un general assembly is voted overwhelmingly in favor of condemning russia illegal annexations of full regions in ukraine, the resolution and also demands that moscow immediately reverse its actions. a $143.00 countries supported the resolution and only 5 opposed it. $35.00 nations abstained, including china and india, last month, moscow to cover for partially occupied ukrainian regions. after discredited referendums, dw washington bureau chief in his poll says, today's vote was a major diplomatic blow for moscow. there was hardly any doubt that the united nations general assembly resolution condemning the annexation of ukrainian territory from russia would find an overwhelming majority. the only question was whether some countries grew tired of continuing to pay the price for supporting ukraine against t

of international law. this is exactly the place for us to interrogate people about issue that matter from the state of democracy around the world to the struggles faced by the under represented. the voices have to be brought to the table bay half the matter. we have to start to talk about the see here. we will challenge the conventional wisdom. up front. on al jazeera bowls, jen, and his and the police violently dispersing protest this, these are some of good tens of thousands of people try to flee, cobble inspired to program making, welcome to generation change unrivalled broadcasting. white people did not want black children in their schools. we have to apply for it and al jazeera english proud recipient of the new york festivals broadcaster of the year award for this 6 year running. ah, i'm carry johnson dough. with the top stories herron al jazeera, russian president vladimir putin says the world is facing its most danger.

the world's richest man is turning into one of its loudest voices. not content with manufacturing cars generating energy, getting into space travel e lawn mosque is in the midst of a $44000000000.00 takeover of twitter, and now considers himself a geopolitical player. mosque has business interests in russia. he has proposed away out of the war in ukraine, that is in line with what moscow wants that did not go down well in keith. then must threatened to cut ukrainians off from his satellite network star link, denying them and their armed forces. critically important access to the internet. he has also injected himself into the dispute between china, where his company is heavily invested. and taiwan. does the world really need an erotic billionaire with a sizable ego and 0 geopolitical expertise messing with conflicts in which they have a personal financial stake? our starting point this week, his, he long, ah, in some ways you law must, is a unique billionaire. i know of no other billionaires with master public attention, mastered the ability to have p