the was because of winona which was published in 1995 was a series of messages between moscow and new york. the cables to the kgb which were decrypted at the end of the war and it was these cables that were considered so valuable they couldn't possibly reveal that they knew them because they had to catch more people so they thought that if they charged both ethel and julius that one of them would, one of them would name names and especially if they threatened them both with a death sentence. it's not known at what point the president knew about that none of but certainly the fbi's new and they knew from these decrypts that julius was involved in an inspired it. in 1995 when it was finally revealed but what did they reveal about ethel which is what interests me. there are thousands of these cables of which only 3000 were decrypted and only night teen only two of them preferred to ethel and only one of them ethel by name or what they actually say is that she was sympathetic. she knows about her husband's work that she does not work and the two men who were responsible for it decrypt the

i have written about this they had a reporter the name of walter headquartered in moscow for 12 years. he was stalin's left boy he was on stalin's payroll, that he tried to protect stalin he provided with women and with food and car in the management of "the new york times" but never took steps to stop it he waited right pieces that were absolute propaganda from moscow particularly 1932 when stalin was trying to start ukrainian peasants. they owned their own land and farmers didn't buy into marxism. they were not prepared to give up to the land to the russian regime. he decided to starve them that way they were too many to shoot. so to hear how the ukrainians were with the gulags that is how desperate the situation was there was cannibalism. millions of ukrainians were slaughtered in the most horrific ways. "the new york times" in moscow cover that up and said in passing sometimes you have to break a few eggs to make an omelette he got a pulitzer prize but they refused to give up but that's not all. less than a decade later "the new york times" was at it again the nazi correspondent a

with a pro procedures made by a special russian company ah, broadcasting my direct from studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm showing thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now more than 200000 people hit the streets across france on saturday to protest health passes and mandatory vaccinations. in paris, the crowd was in a touchy mood and clashed with police officers early on the news. now from august 9th, a health pass will be required to visit numerous public places, including restaurant bars and the long distance public transport to qualify. you need to be innoculated or have recently tested negative for cove it mandatory vaccinations have been introduced for health workers with some hospital workers striking over the decisions. 3 police officers have already been injured by protesters. one was hit in the head with a firecracker, and here you can see him being carried away by his colleagues. now, the french also have another coded related gripe directed across the channel at the brits the case. new coded travel rules have been slammed by french officials as discriminat

ah, very well welcome to you from all of us here at rp international in moscow just after 1 o'clock in the morning here. well, the numbers do keep growing, at least 200000 people hit the streets across france on saturday to protest. health passes and mandatory vaccinations empowers the crowd was in a rather touchy mood and clashed early on with the police. the news from august 9th, the health past will be required to visit a number of public places. for example, restaurant bars, public transport, qualify you will need to be injected. will have a recently tested negative covey examination. mandatory vaccinations have been introduced for health workers with some hospital workers striking over the decisions. we understand 3 police officers were injured in the protests. one was hit in the head with a fire cracker right there. you can see him being carried away by his colleagues. well, the french also have another covert related gripe directed across the channel at the brits of the case. new covey travel rules have been slammed by french officials as discriminatory and in comprehensible tha

enhanced by a prosthesis made by a specialist, russian company ah, the moment after midnight here in moscow, welcome to the program on our, to you to national. it can be a top stories. but the numbers keep going up right now. more than 200000 people hit the streets all across france on saturday to protest health passes and mandatory vaccinations in parish. the crowd was a touchy mood and clashed early on with the rise police. the news from august, the 9th, the health pass will be required to visit numerous public places. we're talking all about restaurants, bars, public transport to qualify. you need to be injected or have a reasonably tested negative coping test. that is mandatory vaccinations that will happen introduced as we understand by health workers. so some hospital workers have been striking over these decisions. now are 3 police officers have already been injured amid the demonstrations. one was hit in the head with a fire cracker. you can see him right here being carried away by his colleagues when it goes on. the french also have another covert related gripe directed right acros

not be misused or abused of course if there was some cases where they decided not to participate like moscow. and then there was some sentiment. so i am encourage the japanese government and the ioc decided to carry on. during my time with the ioc to work very closely and have peace through sports. those which can instantly mobilize that energy. we are thinking how we can mobilize to be generated by sports that's my working very closely with the ioc leadership in that every april 6 was generated by international human sports day so on that day to have a meaningful event so the corporation and energy would be used to bring peace and harmony. 's i'm happy to do this with your initiative. >> going back to look at your legacy can you make a different decision on? >> there are many so i felt that could be reformed much better. when people say that the five most powerful people the most powerful members united nations with those powerful messages and with those veto power countries. a lot of people had been killed. and those that have become refugees and more than 5 million people and this is a tr

ah, cranking out your new 247 from moscow. this is all the international with me re sushi. i said joining us this hour. but the numbers keep going up and now more than 200000 people hit the streets across from, from saturday to protest. health policies under mandatory vaccinations empowers the crowd, was in a touchy mood which crushed too early on with the right police. the news, the from august the 9th health class will be required to visit all sorts of public places. restaurants, bars, public transport, the qualify you need to be injected will have a reasonably tested negative for a covert. mandatory vaccinations have been introduced for health workers with some hospital workers striking over these decisions. now 3 police officers have already been injured amid the protest. one was hit in the head with a fire cracker. you can see him right there being carried away by his colleagues. it doesn't stop. there are the french also have another coated related gripe directed across the channel at the brits. of the u. k. a new covey travel rules have been slammed by french officia

and despite being banned from the olympics, we will walk this foreign ministry spokeswoman in moscow deserves a metal for her spin on the story. it's been a bad couple of weeks for the israeli cyber espionage firm. and so, and for the israeli government, the revelation about and are so spyware known as pegasus, the way it's been used on dissidents and journalists have made international headlines, particularly in the countries affected, leaving israeli political leaders with some explaining to do surveillance tools such as texas our modern day weapons of war, since the israeli government has to sign off on any export deals that n as so makes, it can play the role of gatekeeper effectively controlling which countries and so can or cannot sell it spyware, to both the israeli government and the company claim, the pegasus is exported only if the client state uses it to fight crime or terrorism follows the terms and conditions. but the list of n s o is clients features a number of authoritarian governments and the timing of their deals with. and i so tells a different damning story that t

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it's a saturday evening in moscow way back with more of your stories in about 28. me ah, the ah. the new gold rushes underway, and gunner thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the goldfields, hoping to strike it. rich children are torn between gold and education. my family was very poor. i thought i was doing my best to get back to school, which still it will have the strongest appeal. the, [000:00:00;00] the news i'm action or you're watching, going underground, coming up in the show. after you k u. s. you nation on israeli strikes on garza and syria, is the world complicit against international law. the un special operator on human rights in the occupied palestinian territories. today, the de palestinians would have gone to the poles, tells us israel is liable for war crimes. and we investigate the origins of islam of phobia.

it was able to recover mid week, the head of the moscow exchange. now it's thursday, it is planning and expansion in the foreign shares. it offered and expanding trading hours. meanwhile, there was a little back and forth between the u. s. and russia, as president joe biden took a shot at the russian economy, saying it has nuclear weapons and oil wells, and nothing else which prompted a russian spokesperson to say it was a misunderstanding of modern russia. moving to asian markets to shanghai composite and hong kong tank. thank. are both in the read this week. a fell off earlier in the week due to regulatory fears, took a toll on the tech education sectors, but rebounded slightly to close out the week. as reports indicate the nation's top regulator privately told global financial firm that beijing will consider the market impact before introducing future policies. but it should be noted, the composite was down nearly 4 percent for the week with the hang losing 5 percent for the week as a whole in japan, the ne k is also down at the tokyo olympic fin

life has been in hands with pieces made by a specialist, russian company, ah, saturday evening here in moscow and a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at the national. we've got your top storage, but we do start the program in france where people are really am up for their out for 3rd weekend in a row, protesting health passes and mandatory vaccination for saying you live pictures right here. the crowd in the capital is in a rather she mood and has already classed with right officers the, the from august the night the health path will be required to visit numerous public places that includes restaurants, bars and all sorts of public transport. to qualify you need to be in nakeila. it will have recently tested negative recovered mandatory vaccinations have been introduced for health workers with some hospital workers striking over these decisions. 3 police police officers have already been injured by protest. this one was hit in the head with the fire crocker there. you can see him being carried away by his colleagues. well, the french also has another cobra to related gripe directed

we had regular consultations with moscow. we had the open skies treaty. we continually tried to push for more regulation on the competition. now when you had the george w bush administration, you had the unilateralism that police, the united states could do it all on its own. we didn't need to have any treaties with either great powers. we could just behave as we pleased. now, joe biden, i think there is some good news here. joe biden is pushing for better relations with russia, and it appears to center on arms control. so i think, you know, some progress can be made on that front, but you're never going to persuade the hawks in congress to jettison missile defense. sorry, it's not going to happen. the success of the iron don't. yes, that may be, you know, a limited utility, right? now that politically, ever since reagan gave the star where speech in march 983 the right, the republican parties been 100 percent committed to the idea of some kind of missile defense. we need to try and it would be difficult for biden to even get congress to approve any strat

from russia and from moscow? it looks like both ties as rise to acute each other because on the one hand, if we think about many yeah, probably on the border, the more active player was as a by john and it was all new if you why? because there was asking of progress and negotiations on literal basis. and because of all parliament, parliamentary company, armenia, initiations almost stopped in such circumstances, of course, thereby john needed to have some progress and trying to effect or to partner through these sending troops on the border. after their victory, nicole pushing them back to the 20th of june. we could see over the situation when armenia started to to, to be more pressure on their by john. and to was the source of the prices out, especially it was mentioned after the media to for, for example are presented the from there are some really sions, we friends and united states which send me your signal. now be a really just board ration. and of course vision, this is a problem because any lashes, any viol

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welcome to the news or a live from moscow. a huge kick in the teeth, or any just workers. and then tom slammed a proposed 3 percent pay increase to reward medical stuff for their efforts in buckling cove. it dozens of furious nurses and health care employees, marched to dining street on friday to vent their anger. the job. what was that? was it on the, on the background to this, a 3 percent pay raise or for it comes after the government took flock of rich one percent proposal back in march. it was described by unions up the time as insulting and effectively a pay cut in real terms when factoring in inflation r t. s. allie has been looking at the contrast between her frontline workers and been rewarded compared to those closer to power. it's been a tough year for emergency services across the world in the u. k. been no different with frontline health care bearing the brunt of the time. many of the large, decoded thousands of others face mental health strains, as well as the physical consequences of working long, stressful hours. while these 9 workers fight for better wages,

this weekend again is 30 lie for moscow. this is our to the ah ah ah, i use so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have is crazy. plantation let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk me the room. but the one does it show you can't afford to mit branch a bore, and i'm rachel blevins in washington. coming after red hot us housing market has begun the pool in the week of surgeon goodly. and during the pandemic, straight ahead, we look at the numbers both in the us and abroad. plot 3 has received backing for lending reform from the european central bank. but what does it mean that we're covering nation for? bring you a live report from asset. then we take a look at private space industry after jeff phases, the blue origin is trying to make a deal with nasa on the lunar lander project. we'll get to the bottom of what the company is trying to accomplish. the fact

they can also be life changing ah, mid day in moscow this saturday. hello and welcome to the news our. let's get straight to our top story. a huge kick in the t. n. a chest workers in england town slammed a proposed 3 percent pay increase to reward medical stuff further efforts in bottling cobit dozens of furious nurses and health care employees. march to dining street on friday to 3rd. the for what was. 2 on the wanted on the the, the 3 percent pay rise offer it comes out to the government, took flacco, ritz one percent proposal back in march. it was described by unions of that time as insulting, effectively a pay cuts in real terms when factoring in inflation. art isa alley has been looking at the contrast between high frontline workers have been rewarded compared to those closer to power. it's been a tough year for emergency services across the well the u. k. been no different with frontline health care stuff bearing the brunt of the time demick. many of the large jacoby thousands of others face mental health strain. one is the physical consequence

ah, 1 in the morning in vancouver for in the afternoon in hong kong at 11 am right here in moscow this saturday, the final day of july. welcome to the news our on our team. a huge kick in the teeth. so any chance workers in, in have slammed a proposed a 3 percent pay increase to reward medical stuff for their efforts in bottling cobit dozens of furious nurses and health care employees, marched to dundas street on friday to vendor under the what was. 2 on the, on the well, the 3 percent pay rise offer it comes after the government to slack over it's one percent proposal back in march. it was described by unions of the time as insulting and effectively a pay cut in real terms when factoring in inflation. ortiz lee has been looking at the contrast between her frontline workers and been reward it compared to those closer to power. it's been a tough year for emergency services across the well the u. k. been no different with frontline health care bearing the brunt of the time demick. many of the large jacoby thousands of others face mental health strain. one is the physical consequences of

ah, life for moscow, this is artsy, my name's unit o'neill. 30 minutes of news and views start a huge kick in the teeth. that's how any workers in england have slum. they proposed 3 percent pay increase to reward medical stuff for their efforts in bottling cobit dozens. of furious nurses and health care employees marched to dunning street on friday to bent their under the . 7 what was on the on the the be 3 percent pay rise offer it comes after the government took flacco, ritz one percent proposal that was back in march. it was described by unions at the time of insulting non, effectively a peer cut in real terms. when factoring in inflation are teens, italy now it's been looking at the contrast between high front line workers have been rewarded compared to those closer to power. it's been a tough year for emergency services across the world in the u. k. been no different with frontline health care off bearing the brunt of the panoramic. many of the large, decoded thousands of others face mental health strains, as well as the physical consequences of working long, stressful hours. whi

under the pressure of protests prime minister, joseph moscow resigned but denied any wrong doing before her murder carolina glitzy had effectively caused an early election. she indicated powerful figures in government and big business in the panama paper scandal exposing use of tax havens by the rich. she also published allegations of links between business and government, allowing criminal deal makers into the country with passports and residency. the families legal team, say the whole of moultrie should be grateful for her actions. it has to be the assassination of a brave journalist to stop the country from becoming an entrenched mafia state. this isn't the end of the story by any means. one of 3 men charged with murder has been jail for 15 years, but the others have yet to go on trial. and prosecutors say the bombing was financed and organized by this man. you organ finnic, a business man alleged to have government contracts. he pleaded not guilty to complicity and the killing. my mother's death was just painful for my family. it was a trauma inflicted on the entire country. and i t

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seattle 81 degrees 88 in portland about 8090, eugene about 98 degrees in medford and idaho 99 degrees in moscow. so hot temperatures across the northern tier of the heat advisories up in those areas as well. some heat warnings as well in the spokane in kennewick area. the meantime, the we've seen all those roll over the sierra nevada. those thunderstorms popping soon was some concern today. we have some very, very heavy rainfall right around the tamarack fire. there's a advisory warning actually that went into effect right at the burn zone as we're seeing some extremely heavy rain. one to 2 inches of rain being picked up by doppler radar. they're worried about some of those areas. the debris flows in the burn areas. and yeah, it could have been a mess there. right now. looks like things are quieting down there in around quincy, not much. just a few scattered showers and that was about it. the winds have been kind of inching. they've been switching all afternoon and evening long. now. in things had calmed down for a while there in the quincy and well, the very latest here now you can see just a

with one security guard confirms that ah, i know, live from moscow, thanks, is joining us tonight. national and daniel hawkins with beautiful sunrise open for the program. that will get is health minister, has admitted the multiple failures in tackling cobit in the country. us had disastrous consequences in a startling revelation. you said nearly 10000 lives could have been saved if the notation campaign had been organized properly. bulgaria is sacrificing the older generation. we immunized mainly young and active people for 5 months and the most vulnerable groups were abandoned for out of 5 cover debts and bulgaria have been among the elderly. the government claims 10000 lives could have been saved, had the previous administration acted a bit differently. but how exactly? well, 1st off by not prioritizing the cheaper astrazeneca vaccine, the last government decided not to order any of the other 3 jobs approved by the you. and as a result, when oxford astrazeneca experienced serious delays and shipments bulgaria became one of the least vaccinated in countries at the time even lagging behind

found out where not for my mother's assassination. malta would have been transformed completely into moscow state family as a murdered. multi journalist welcomes an inquiry, finding that the state some responsibility, but they say that fight will go on. we explore the lakes and rivers of iraq and why they are drawing up and for a massive announcement about for kit benson is future. ah hello there, it's on selecting picture weatherwise across europe. we've got wet and windy weather, dominating in the west, but in the east it's all about the heat, but 1st, let's look at that unsettled weather that's been plaguing the northwest. that's thanks to storm a boat that's now swirling east away from the british isles. so that's bringing wet and windy weather to northern parts of germany and denmark. well, we've got low pressure dominating scandinavia, and that's keeping things cooler and wetter. but what we are really watching is this band of cloud and rain stretching all the way from northern parts of spain, across the pyrenees and the alps, and heading for the east. it's going to intensify as we ge

okay, thanks for joining us here on our to international di from moscow. we appreciate your attendance for the program were back in about half an hour with more of your friday night news headlines. oh, i use oh right now, there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that is pricey and sugary and faulty and addicted. not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that never changed, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment, ah, what's driving the obesity epidemic? it's corporate. me. ah, it doesn't look like this was off the field. but jackie was talking to ashley and she she said to me, put your budget that i would continue to tell you i was, i didn't know each given famous caught up yesterday by both of us. choose the news. hello and welcome to cross top where all things considered. i'm peter lavelle in the wake of the 2nd high level meeting. where does the front china us relationship stand? the 1st meeting in anchorage, alaska w

out where is not for my mother's assassination more that would have been transformed completely into moscow state family, her murdered, multi, john is welcome to the inquiry, finding that the state baz responsibility, that's fine. we'll go on and we look at the deadly fi sweeping to southern coast. the president promises fleets of helicopters and planes to fight the flame. ah hello there, it's on selecting picture weatherwise across europe. we've got wet and windy weather, dominating in the west, but in the east it's all about the heat. but 1st, let's look at that unsettled weather that's been plaguing the northwest. that's thanks to storm a but that's now swirling east away from the british sheil. so that's bringing wet and windy weather to northern parts of germany and denmark. we've got low pressure dominating scandinavia, and that's keeping things cooler and wetter. but what we are really watching is this band of cloud and rain stretching all the way from northern parts of spain. across the pyrenees and the alps and heading for the east, it's going to intensify as we get into some day.

i that's it for this half hour here. went to national thanks for sharing time with us here at moscow. your program return to the top of the me, the ah ah, ah. join me every thursday on the alex simon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics, small business, i'm show business. i'll see you then me to me today is franklin graham, america's most prominent evangelical year. also course president of the martin's part of the billy graham evangelistic association. thank you for joining me. what does it mean to be a spiritual lead to, to present and what does that involve? well, you have to be very careful as to what you say and insert. i want to keep those conversations private. that's very important. i know your president and student present food and in this country, you know, says very difficult to forgive people that betray and i think his right thing for purge him and we can betray the confidence.

anti government elements with one security guard confirmed ahh . 8 o'clock on friday night here at moscow in a very warm welcome to you from all of us here. the new team has been lining up your top stores for this our research areas, health minister has admitted that the multiple failures in tackling cove it in the country has had disastrous consequences. and a startling revelation. he said, nearly 10000 lives could have been saved if the election campaign had been organized properly. bulgaria is sacrificing the older generation. we immunized mainly young and active people for 5 months. and the most vulnerable groups were abandoned for out of 5 covered deaths and bulgaria have been among the elderly. the government claims 10000 lives could have been saved, had the previous administration acted a bit differently. but how exactly? well, 1st off by not prioritizing the cheaper astrazeneca vaccine, the last government decided not to order any of the other 3 jobs approved by the you. and as a result, when oxford astrazeneca experienced furious delays in shipments while guerria became one of th

ah, lie for moscow. this is our t, my name, you know neil and 30 minutes of news and views start. bull gary is health minister has admitted the the multiple failures in totaling covert in the country has had disastrous consequences in what is really a startling revelation. he said nearly 10000 lives could have been saved if the an occupation campaign had been organized properly. bulgaria is sacrifice in the older generation. we did not give priority to people over 60 and people with serious illnesses were immunized. smelly young and active people for 5 months. and the most vulnerable groups were abandon 4 out of every 5 covert debts in the country were among elderly people. other failures cited by the minister include per logistics and error is regarding vaccine procurement. the government prioritized astrazeneca job for other vaccines, with the company's own distribution problems, meaning a slow rollout by sophia, the oversights, left bulgaria, among the worst hit by the pandemic globally, with the 9 hi

and we know that the inhabitants did not know what they might be exposed to, ah, from moscow to the world. this is the news, our an r t i am, you know, neil, let's get to our top story. bulgaria is health minister has admitted the multiple failures in tackling cobit in. the country has a disastrous consequences. in a startling revelation, he said, nearly 10000 lives could have been saved if the inoculation campaign had been organized properly. bulgaria, sacrifice in the older generation, we did not give priority to people of 60 and people with serious illnesses were immunized. smelly young and active people for 5 months, and the most vulnerable groups were abandon for out of every 5 cobit dance in the country were among elderly people. other failures signed by the minister include per logistics and overs regarding vaccine procurement. the government prioritized astrazeneca job over other vaccines, with the companies own distribution problems, meaning a slow roll. i. bice, a fear the oversights, left bulgaria, among the worst hit by the pandemic, globally, with the 9th highest coven mortal

matthew chance reports from moscow. >> reporter: good morning. u.s. and russian officials say the seven crew members aboard the space station were never in any darng bnger but the malfunc was several hours after a recently launched module that docked thursday after a long eight day space flight to get there. nasa says that the module thrusters started firing inadvertently and unexpectedly, moving the station 45 degrees out of altitude for several minutes during the incident. communications were apparently lost with the space station. but nasa says recovery operations have corrected the situation and the iss is again in, quote, good shape. the 20 ton russian module which has upgraded laboratory and living areas was meant to have been launched back in 2007. but delays and budget cuts to the russian space program saw it delayed until just last week. back to you. >> thank you so much for that, matthew chance. >>> a check on cnn business. this is the last trading day of the month. you can see losses around the world. on wall street, stock index futures are

11 16 am here in moscow. still to come. 8 curious french president take some read jumping, coming. the poster boy of a french billboard odor. who depicted him, hitler more dots after this short break news? ah, ah ah ah, i use in the wake of the 2nd high level meeting, where does the fraught china u. s. relationship stand? the 1st meeting in anchorage alaska was an embarrassing failure for secretary of state, blinking at the 2nd meeting. the chinese presented the americans with a set of demand. they would seem to stage a set for real negotiations, and not just the roof ah, being locked in a hotel room for cobit quarantine for days would try many people's patients. but imagine how much harder it would be if you were looking after a child with learning difficulties. that was the reality for, for him. rockman here is 9 year old son has severe autism. he the full melton on the 4th day of their isolation. the british authorities had refused to grunt for hannah quarantine exemption. she shared her frustrations with us. on d for i l, you just know you don't know what struck or what heaters

ah, for am in cell polo. 7 pm in oakland until in the morning here in moscow this friday july, the 30th. welcome to our t. i'm you know, neil bowed your is health minister. how's admitted? multiple failures in tackling the coven pandemic in the country had disastrous consequences. in a startling revelation, he said, nearly 10000 lives could have been saved if the occupation campaign had been organized properly. buccheri a sacrifice in the older generation. we did not give priority to people over 60 and people with serious illnesses were immunized smelly john inactive people for 5 months. and the most vulnerable groups were abandon before or 2 of every 5 coven dance in the country were among elderly people. other failures cited by the minister, include per logistics, and error is regarding vaccine procurement. the government prioritized astrazeneca is job for other vaccines, and its distribution problems also meant this little rule lied the oversights, last bulgaria, among the worst hit by the pandemic globally, the night highest covert mortality rate. in fact, well, in germany where the

welcome to moscow onto then use our own r t. my names unit known in what's becoming a major issue division around the globe. germany is the latest country planning to ease travel rules for those who have been vaccinated against cove it but tighten them against those who haven't. anyone entering the nation who hasn't been fully immunized will have to be tested. currently, mandatory testing is imposed only on earth passengers, but with the new who rules, all unvaccinated travellers arriving by error, train and car will have to undertake tests. those who have received 2 doses of an approved job will be exempt. they'll also be free from current teeming, even if they come from high risk zones, or europe corresponded. peter oliver has been looking at the disunity in germany over the controversial myth. now the more than half of the german population have been fully vaccinated against coven. 19 the debate amongst politicians has moved on to whether the vaccination should entitle people to more freedoms. the president of the bond, the s

ah, it is one minute pa stadium here in moscow, a very good morning from the russian capital interest stories in what's becoming a major, talking points around the globe. germany is the latest country planning to ease trouble rules for those who have been vaccinated against cove. it but tighten them against those that haven't anyone entering the nation who hasn't been fully immunized? will have to be tested. currently, mandatory testing is imposed only on or passengers. but with the new rule, all on vaccinated travelers arriving by earth, train, or car, will have to undertake testing. those who have received 2 doses of an approved job will be exempt, plus they will be free from quarantining even if they come from high risk zones. ortiz peter oliver has been looking at the divisions appearing in germany over the issue. now that more than half of the german population have been fully vaccinated against coven, 19 the debate amongst politicians has moved on to whether the vaccination should entitle people to move freedoms. the president of the bond, the stag, things that showed what that

he will share his thoughts on other issues, including current state relations between washington and moscow. the if you take in my country, be funding the police. okay. seattle. they found the police department and the mayor would not support the police department. and this few days ago, they had a number of shootings and murders and, and the american is now asking for more police. okay. well, that's a little late. but yes, this is woke. culture is gone too far. when like with george floyd and my heart was broken when i, when i watched them and when they said i came breeze and a police officer just ignoring it, just broke my heart. but there are tens of thousands of policemen that are wonderful men and women that do their job every day that risk their lives to protect the men and women of the streets and times of the way that you are saying how the u. s. act when you came in 2015, i think you also posed in front of the map of russia, which nowadays counts as collusion. you are very praise man. but you also during that visit met with russian politicians, at least one that i know that it's un

nothing has i life for moscow. thanks for joining us tonight on teams. and i shall i'm daniel hawkins with util. sunrise. welcome to the program. 5 people are confirmed dead with 2 still missing, often explosion at a chemical plant in gemini. on tuesday, greenpeace is sound. we alarm over the incident with locals coming across lungs of chemical waste, formed from sorts created by the smoke that was released. the situation is very difficult from a chemical point of view. it is really possible to imagine the huge catastrophe. we have planned for the insinuation of hazardous waste. that is precisely those substances that for obvious, reasons should not tend to the environment they're collected and burned. and it is such a plans that have now suffered an explosion. it was these substances which should not be in the environment. that reacted with each other, burned up and spread in these clouds of gases throughout the region. and we know that the inhabitants did not know what they might be exposed to after the explosion on the subsequent fire. if the incinera