peter, it's fair to say moscow is not exactly thrilled with the verdict. and you take us through the details. of course, here in berlin sentence, they rushed national to life in prison on wednesday, vadim classic cove known by the alias. so critical of, according to the court with previously had previously been found guilty of the 2019 murder of viola hume hun. gosh, really though, the court said on wednesday that the killing was directly linked to the russian government. something moscow has denied multiple times. hon gosh, really had been wanted as a terrorist in russia. he was said to have been directly responsible in the killing of almost 100 people in russia's north caucuses. he was also tied to the planning of the 2010 moscow metro suicide bombings. he had asylum status here in berlin before he was shot to death. in a park, in the center of the german capital, the ambassador from russia to berlin said again, the child has been far from happy though with the evidence that was presented in this case. the absurd thesis about the involvement of the russi

george you some right that excellent peter. i think that's exactly what the russians saying, which is that we have been saying the same thing to you over and over again starting from 1991. when a go or assurances from the west of the west will not expand into space left. i believe the withdrawal so ok and you know, with complaint again and again the west is treated complaints with content and just say, you know, you lost the cold war, you know, then the brakes. and now that the geopolitical situation has changed very much in an adverse fashion. where was this so playing this game of coming up with these silly, legalistic arguments like, well, every country has the summer and right to decide its own security arrangement. and in any case we, we never promised you anything. and even if we didn't promise you anything, we didn't put it in writing. and in any case, there was a defensive alliance. how much it made span all the way to central asia. the chinese all is still a defensive alliance. and so coming up with this kind of nonsen

i'm peter lavelle with 2021 rapidly coming to an end to this time for some reflection. what will we remember about this year? how did our lives change? also? we look forward to the new year. what does 2022 have in store for us? will we be living in interesting times? i cross talking 2021. i'm joined by my guest. georgie brower in bristol, she is deputy leader of the workers party. brittany as well as the author of the drive to war against russia and china. and in paris we cross to john laughlin, he's a university lecture in history and political philosophy, or across hoc rules and effect. that means he can jump in and time you want. i always appreciate john, let me go to you person in paris some. how did the neo liberal project neoliberalism and as, as an ideology fair in 2021. because i, i would say it did very, very poorly as it should because it's an ideology that durham is collapsing all around us. and every facet of the every facet. it touches go ahead, john. well, i think 2021 was the year in which the, oh well deletes. but i'm not sure that i would call them thei

i'm peter developed from and you were discussing 20212022. ah. okay, let's go back to john in paris. you know, one of the events of 2021 that i found really quite fascinating was this rather ridiculous democracy summit. the virtual one i think of. everyone remembers here and you know, it all of this talk about a democracy, but for me it was just, it was a very, very much an ideological show to data maintain, had gemini, because is the, it was presented as, you know, a confident western lead world. i with, with that while back by their ideology, the course they don't call it neo liberalism, but you know, they call it democracy, rule of law, all of this type of thing. but i actually thought it was more of a, a virtual presentation out of desperation. but they're losing at their losing control. okay. and they're trying to maintain a narrative here. and of course, you know, i mean, you know, everybody likes puppies. everybody likes democracy. i mean, you know, it's, it's one of the, it's ridiculous facade for me. and it was a ridiculous exercise, but

i'm peter lavelle with 2021 rapidly coming to an end to this time for some reflection. what will we remember about this year? how did our lives change? also? we look forward to the new year. what does 2020 to have in store for us? will we be living an interesting times? with ross talking 2021. i'm joined by my guest. georgie brower in bristol. she is deputy leader of the workers party. brittany, as well as the author of the drive to war against russia in china and in paris we cross to john laughlin, he's a university lecturer in history and political philosophy or cross sac rules and effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate john, let me go to person in paris, i'm how did the neo liberal project neo liberalism and is as an ideology fair in 2021. because i would say did very, very poorly as it should because it's an ideology that is collapsing all around is in every facet, every facet. it touches go ahead, john. while i think 2021 was the year in which the well deletes. but i'm not sure that i would call them the liberal consolidated, t

i'm peter labelle . there's no such thing as unilateral security. all real security is always collective. this is precisely how russia abuse, endless. western hostility and nato expansion to the east. moscow is presented ways to avoid conflict and assure all security is the west asleep at the switch. ah, discuss these issues and more. i'm joined by my guess, marcus papadopoulos in london. he is a historian analyst, an author of the book, arise, receive the return of russia to world politics. and in budapest we have towards m u l. e is a podcast to read the gaggle which can be found on youtube and locals are generally crossed up rules and effect. that means you can jump in any time you want, and i always appreciate it. i start out in budapest year. george, it's been about a week now since out of the russians have sent 2 proposals to the united states and nato. we've gotten mixed reactions from the foreign policy blog. a peer, apparently. in july, there'll be some kind of talks in geneva again, really, you know, that information on that. and it seems

all right, peter, thank you. well, i facebook users may have to reassess the information they've been getting from the site. it's after its parent company, meta admitted in court, so called fact checks, a based merely on opinion. with the revelation came during a legal battle initiated by a journalist after his posts were flagged as misleading. picking up the story ortiz saskia. taylor turns out the famous fact checkers who are busy labeling things false partly false, misleading. i've actually been a bit loose with well, the facts. facebook yet again found itself in court. this time up against a journalist. he didn't like the day slapped at partly full sticker on one of his post, so he sued for defamation. i'm because facebook where he spent millions of dollars on legal fees over the years. it got creative this time and claimed that front chequers don't decide what's false, so not based on fact. what a ridiculous idea, but on their opinion, hence the title fact checker. and because opinion in america is sacred, y

so many of peter take his houses are standing empty. come, no, i haven't been able to contact the tenant of this place for 3 months in this apartment. the tenant has been out of work for 3 months so far. i can't get anything from him yet. allow this rent or moved out after not paying for 6 months because of the corona pandemic. lego place has been empty since then. enter enter. peter che got might be complaining that he's doing very well compared to his tenants who faced extreme hardship. he's a man of 2 faces. he might leave the tenants alone for a few months, but then he'll send a gang around to settle, matters by force. meanwhile, the residence of maternity remain at the mercy of him and his fellow slum lords escaping poverty can seem almost impossible. one way is through a good education and that doesn't necessarily mean a business or medical degree. deafness and imagination, for example, can be very useful. and then very much in demand in one rather magical place on the outskirts of cape town. ah, the 2 vote love counselor, calling

so quite frankly, peter, a pledge from nature even in writing is absolutely yes. no charge to find another way to find really frustrating. you know, we've been talking for 6 minutes and 3 seconds already in this program. and all of us have mentioned dates, agreements, or conversations that are documented, i mean, and then i look at western coverage and all of this and none of it. but, i mean, we're sourcing this all the time on a microscopic level. and again, you know then, so the well, we never said, nathan, when expand what is that supposed to mean? and why should i care? i mean, is natal into international law as it's the prism in which the globe sees it security? absurd, but they don't. they want us to believe this. george, i'm frustrated. i think you have absolutely right. now that has been a create. and of course, what, why does the getting away with it for 30 years? is that they were convinced in 998, that russia is now a hopeless weak basket case. it's not half of the size of the soviet union. it doesn't have any kind of economic clout. and you could just

peter has l may a thanks so much for joining us from key as i do now getting an education is something many take for granted, but it's out of reach for millions around the world. for countries in africa have partnered with a capital based foundation to provide primary education to hundreds of thousands of the most marginalized children. victoria gates because the story, zanzibar minister of education signs a pledge in the katara, capital, doha, that has the potential to change the lives of tens of thousands of vulnerable children by ensuring that all enrolled in full time primary education in the semi autonomous region of tanza near some of his kids go, they come from poor families, but if they can make a difference to the lives they might become political leaders, social leaders, or entrepreneurs in the society in the future. and i think that is where we need to understand that for these kids, robinson back to school, this will be denied the primary and secondary edition. rwanda, the gambia, angie, beauty, or say, partnering with cat o's education above all foundation to fund and supp

peter oliver told me more earlier. the courtier in berlin ruled there to well sentenced vadim kasey cove to life imprisonment for his role in the murder of zaman hunger fairly back in august of 2019 anguish, really was shot dead in a central berlin park in provide and hunting down that sentence. the court said that the killing had been carried out at the behest of the russian government. this is something that moscow has denied since the arrest was made of cassy cove. now it prompted analynn, a bare bach, the new german 4 ministers to summon the russian ambassador to the foreign ministry here and which she told him, but swell to rush and diplomats would be being declared. persona non grata. these are much in startling as murder on behalf of the state as determined that a quite a, represent a serious violation of german law and of germany sovereignty the russian ambassador was informed that the members of the diplomatic step of the russian embassy were being declared undesirable. while maria's account of her spokesperso

peter. are the 2 leaders, president futon and prime minister, moody, they, you know, spoke a lot about the 2 countries, very close historic ties that close relationship now about advancing their trade and investment ties about their shades, shared security concerns and have gone down. but on the defense deals of very much the business part of the summit. this is an annual summit between the leaders of the 2 countries, but as the 1st time since it's been taking place in 21 years. that the foreign and defense ministers of both countries also how's talks and what came out of that as we just hearing from in the foreign secretary that the 2 countries signed around $28.00 agreements are memorandums of understanding. the defense deals are the most significant part of those. and the main one is india, a deal for india to buy $700000000.00 worth of advanced assault rifles from kalashnikov. but very importantly for india, that's a deal that involves technology transfer would be assault rifles being ma

ah, hello welcome, i'm peter w, watching out to the are alive from headquarters here and also coming up the she socialite gillian maxwell is found guilty of grooming teenage girls to be sexually abused by the american financing. jeffrey epstein. fighting intensifies between me and mars military and ethnic rebels forcing thousands of people from their hopes and a decade after kim john came to power. we looked at his rule over north korea and where the country may be heading next. ah, delta and army chrome, variance of koby 19 fueling. what the world health organization is calling a sou nami, of cases sweeping across the globe. on average $900000.00 new infections being reported each day. no continent has been left untouched. many countries including the u. s. australia, bolivia, and several european nations are hitting new records. france has, for example, reported 200 a 1000 new infections, the highest ever recorded in your that to you infections every 2nd. the government has made masks mandatory outdoors in paris. worried about the economic impact of forcing millions of people to wo

i'm peter labelle . u. s. president joe biden is hosting a virtual global summit on democracy. apparently, washington intends a new crusade to save the world for democracy, at least as the foreign policy blob understands this political term. critics of this study claim, it's all about strategic polarization and an attempt at values based diplomacy. ah, ah, cross sucking democracy summit, i'm joined by my guest, scott ritter and dollar. he is a former intelligence officer and the united nations weapons inspector in orlando. we have berella, isabel, she is an independent journalist and co host of the convo couch. and here in moscow we have alexis, now i'm of, he is an expert at the russian international affairs council across like rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want. now is appreciate, scott, let me go to you 1st here. what's the point of best some that, i mean, i'm really at a loss. i mean, this is, it's not, it's if it's like 950 or 1980 and the cold war is still going on. and can you actually in a, have a, a principal, a union uniting principal around d

so we know this is all the tricks and you're absolutely right peter. they refused to recognise nicaragua, they continue to sanction their the entire country. people are living in dire need right now i just got back from there. i also got back from under as, and we were really covering that as well in elections as well. the united states is refusing to recognize any of these countries and the job by the job, by them is in charge. really. that's the point i want to make. this is the continuation of the u. s. department, and of course their foreign policy. this is really nothing to do with the mocker. see, it's more of an, it's more of the tricks. and by the way, the united states government, the united states military, is very rich in talking about democracy when they're jailing journalists like julian assigned. and i mean, it's just, it's just to larry us to, for them to talk about a summit on democracy. when in reality the united states is the number one, you know, per persecutor of journalists and any sort of descent. and they're basically trying to f

peter, all of her r. t. berlin, civilians killed homes, destroyed the people impacted by the us led war in afghanistan, a more than just statistics. now, throughout the year, artes online project unheard voices has been sharing some of their life changes. experiences on r t dot com on also on, on youtube channel. i'm gonna leave you this i with one of those stories, a man who spent 3 years in notorious american run prisons abroad. i had to stop telling myself that i am a father, that i am a son. i am a husband, that i'm a human being. i sorry to call myself i what i had been told that i was and that was my number 558. that was my number in guantanamo room in may. 2002. i was interrogated by the cia and the f. b, i and they threatened if i did not cooperate to send me either to egypt or to syria, to be further tortured. either you're with us or you are the enemy. there's no in between and that doctor is still stay us. i think it's quite clear to me at the united states response to the terrible decks of, of

i'm peter w, watching the news out live from coming up in the next 60 minutes from russia is military build up near ukraine, the new cobit 19 variant, g 7 foreign ministers, meeks in liverpool, to discuss urgent issues. no official states and no general election in 15 years, but the occupied westbank is voting at a local level. and there's a push for more inclusivity. you can do in congress. troops battle top terrain as they try to flush out a troublesome revelry and new gun laws. an indian administered kashmir, a threatening the tradition of hand crafted fire. and i'm har, if smile with his name is leih from our fee for arab cup studio. we'll have action from the tournament as cats are books or thought. and the semi final also coming out of jelly as cricketers, claim a crushing victory over england in brisbin. when the opening actors passed right? ah, soap story, foreign ministers from the world's richest democracies have gathered in liverpool in the u. k to day delegates from the g 7 are also being joined by ministers from the afghan nations. they're expected to discuss a range of g

ah, well, the next across that were all things are considered non peter labelle. this is the home addition to remind you. we're discussing some real nose. ah. going to come back to maxime here in moscow. let's change gears over the past week we julianna's and that the fact that the julius, i will be expedited to the united states so much is much closer to reality. now, with the court's decision in the u. k, the, the interesting thing about what's his expedition fight against being sent to the united states. if this happened, this trial happened. court proceeding happened during the quote unquote democracy summit. joe biden was leading an international human rights day. i mean, the irony of ironies here i am covering the story. i have covered it from the very, very beginning because most western media don't want to cover it in the irony of that is that they love julian assange for years. they loved weekly leaks for years, and now journalists have turned their back on him. on the day of an international human rights. he's a prominent person that has been denied his.

guest: peter defazio is such a remarkable legislator and friend. he will be greatly missed. he served more than 35 years here in the u.s. house of representatives. he is beloved at home by his constituents. he will be sorely missed. i do thank him for his decades of service for being a friend and mentor and a fierce advocate for the people of southwest oregon. i wish him the very best in his retirement. he will definitely be missed, this specially with issues like chance rotation and infrastructure, which he had the honor of leading the effort for that very important committee. also i worked with him on natural resilience issues. he has been a wonderful colleague. i wish him well. host: 19th democrat to do so. what is your confidence after the midterms the democrats will remain in power in the house of representatives? guest: we will do everything we can to remain in the majority. we will see what happens. when you look at the policies and the values we stand for, a better future, really looking out for the rights of people, the rights of people to make reproductive health c

this is so extreme, difficult to manage, professor peter dob rock. thank you for joining us on the w. china is expanding its corona virus locked downs with hundreds of thousands more people in the northern parts of shun. she province order to stay home a spike in cases there has seen the highest infection rate in china since the i break in wound. nearly 2 years ago. the new measures come as beijing prepares to welcome thousands of overseas visitors. for february's winter olympics. it's been almost 2 years since china has seen the streets of major cities deserted. but once again, millions of buccaneer lockdown, all sorts is widened the restrictions across shan, she province on tuesday as they grapple with the country's biggest outbreak. since the initial month of the pandemic, china has pursued a 0 tolerance approach. rolling out must testing and draconian locked downs for relatively small outbreaks. and despite administering almost 3000000000 jobs, initial research shows the locally produce sign of arc offers limited protection against the omicron va

peter kept there. and e, a policy analyst speaking to us from brussels. thank you so much. pisa, nato, foreign ministers, as i was saying, i have been meeting in reagan where they've been discussing pensions with russia. could you general against alton bag is thinking now let's listen. i was serious political, the could only get consequences for russia. georgia. i'm your very oh responding, last name to partners contributing or issues, animations aspiring force. ringback membership ministers every stop by our decisions are for those sovereignty on her own integrity management. and we remain committed to in house all of the law office where oldest friends need to kick abilities to defend themselves. training on exercising together, providing maritime support and sharing information. we also addressed the importance of moving ahead with reforms to sanctioned the rule of law and democracy, fight corruption and continue to transform the security and defense sectors. these reforms are key to make both a georgia and ukraine stronger and more resilient. our 2nd

we've got the sport with peter. we alive from our special arab cups today hearing doha, let the lady on the phone with the end of the perfect storm for australia in the ashes series against england action from day one on the 1st test. and brisbin coming up ah. in full, lou with welcome to al jazeera, special coverage of the fee for arab up the tournament, doubling up as a major warm up event for the casa world cup next year. hello, i'm p to stay with plenty of school fees for you, including action from the group game between algeria and egypt, australia make the best possible saud against england in the 1st taste of the ashes in brisbin. and it will show you how likely to go madrid sealed their place in the knockout phase of the european champions league. this quickly bring you up to date with what's happening at the arab cup, where the group stage has now finished 2 of the favorites, algeria and egypt faced each other on tuesday night and group the although they were both way to guarantee the place in the knockouts

criminal proceedings against her former prison, institutional staff members, as well as the fact that peter, this is a problem only in russia. this is a problem in even in developed countries that it is very difficult to put an end to it of them, which in this case is necessary festival to rely on the dates of the investigation . 17 criminal cases have been initiated and are being on the investigation earth. you have named only one or 2 people, but there are a 1000 or more than a 1000 dismissed in their criminal cases, opened against them. yes, there is a problem. we need to work with it's a milan or conscientious or fully fledged investigation of those crimes. these are clearly crimes that have been committed them to bring it to an end so that everyone understands the punishment for these offences is inevitable to play. i was lucky enough also to be able to ask latimer bruton question. my question was about cancel culture them for no, no you as well as my woocommerce that haven't you so police, any west of all of them? sometimes in very extreme form. one, for example, with her, for example

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peter shift has his own thoughts about the predictions. a relationship between the us and china in the short run is far more beneficial to the united states because china supplies united states with all sorts of consumer products at the united states as no capacity to produce. yet the chinese are willing to exchange those valuable goods for just little pieces of paper that we print. so i think that the u. s. is getting the better end of the bargain, but chinese are getting stuck with our worthless io use. they take the dollars they earn and they buy us treasury bonds or mortgage back security. so i do see a big movement in china away from the u. s, but i think this will be very positive for china. that is going to be the biggest financial upheaval that the world has seen, especially since the us dollar is the anger of the global economy as the world reserve currency. and when there's a crisis of confidence in that currency, oil prices are going to go off, especially in currencies like the u. s. dollar, which i expect to go down substantial

make long i've been peter and ah, ah, ah try says talks between joe biden, a bloody lip. putin all scheduled for later on tuesday, triggered by tensions of ukraine. we talked exclusively to the russian president spokesperson, with the rhetoric coming from the u. s. and e. u. leaders sounds pretty aggressive . we see plenty of fake news about russia allegedly planning and aggressive invasion. china shrugs off a us boy cancer this winter olympics pointing out that the american diplomats weren't even invited or european states imposed mandatory vaccination. discontent sweeps the blog that been processed on the streets and politicians have declined what like grounded shopping state to collision.

your thoughts, marcus, let us be and presently clear about something peter, the crisis over ukraine is in the short term on accounts of the west engineers who in here in february of 2014, which proved west and the russian government to power. and in the long term, it is a result of an expansion into eastern europe and into the old states. something that the americans firmly assured me call, which off in 1990 would not happen. in the event american secretary of state james baker said to gorbachev, quote, not one inch eastward, but alas, the naive, incompetent fool that gorbachev was never demanded of the americans that they put back in to rights in now turn into the kremlin demands. they all the demands for any self respecting country would make, namely, a ride in the clenches in rights, and that it will not admit ukraine moved over ga, into its ranks. and secondly, that nato will withdraw its forces from the russian border. now, nature is actually obliged by the nato. russia found an act 1997 to not have its forces in eastern europe and also in the baltic states. which brings me on to

let us be and classically clear about something, peter, the crunchy. so ukraine is in the show on accounts of the west engineers who in care in february of 2014, which pro western and russian governments of power. and in the long term, it is a result of the nature of expansion into eastern europe and into the baltic states . something that the americans firmly assured me call gorbachev in 1990 was not captain. indeed. then american secretary of state james baker said to go, but joseph quote, not one inch 8th, 2 baths. alas, the naive, incompetent food that gorbachev was never demand. it'll be americans that they put back in writing. now turn into the criminal and demands they all the demands for any self respecting country would make, namely, about nato puts into rights in the pledges in rights and that it will not admit ukraine moved over georgia into its ranks. and secondly, that later will withdraw its forces from the russian order. now, nato is actually obliged by the nato russia found in act 1997 to not have its forces in eastern europe and also i

when economists, peter earl told us that higher inflation drives people to take on that there's a view that low level inflation is, is good for the economy. i'm not sure i subscribe to that, but certainly the kind of inflation we're seeing now is a very pernicious that makes life down as many aspects of the economy and may wait in the pandemic. or rather, the central bank in response to the band i make is the main factor that's creating the place right now. last year, the federal reserve increase the years money to supply by between 30 and 40 percent . and the root cause inflation is lots of money chasing the same are fewer goods and services. so that's the main one that is going to try to lift interest rates to tap down this in place, but they can't do they stop to open market bond purchase, as they've said they won't stop back until april or may of next year. so it's gonna be a while this employees may get a bit higher before they're able to do that. it will really benefit from high inflation, systematically our, our creditors. because if you take debt and inflation rises, you wind u

the commodity is now around 6 times more expensive than in early summer, or she's peter oliver brings us up to speed rack or breaking day when it comes to the price of gas in europe. that has topped $2000.00 per 1000 cubic meters of gas for the 1st time ever. it's come about after gas braun, the russian energy giant didn't book any gas transit through poland on the moll euro pipeline in its most very basic sense. that meant no extra gas would be arriving in germany. now, gas prong continues to live up to the contracts. it has with european nations like germany and others. but what it's not doing is sending any extra on to the market. what that means is there's an increased demand and well not the supply as i said. so that means that prices have gone right up. in fact, they've gone through the roof this month alone. prices have risen by 40 percent since the summer. they've gone up 300 percent in that they start to take a toll on energy companies and number of them deciding that this is just too rich for their blood. and they've had served while they fold it. they've had to file for ban

well, joining us for more is professor peter polk. he is the former chair of the german ethics council and specializes in the ethics of technical and scientific interference with human life. hi professor, dab rock. i'm welcome to the show. now, why did people with disabilities feel they needed to go to court to get a ruling on this 1st, thanks for having me. and they are concerned that because of their fear of disabilities, they might be om, disadvantage in case, in the case of shortage of medical treatment. this is the reason why they went to cultural with the constitutional court. and the constitutional court came to the ruling that a legislator hust immediately and rapidly to change the legal of frame in order to protect these people. right? well then from an ethical point of view and how can doctors make a choice of who lives there who dies in their hospital? first of all, it's fair to say that this is one of the most challenging situations for doctors at all. because of the potential shortage of medical treatment. so they have to

it's here that the acts of the apostles described, peter baptizing the roman centurion, cornelius in an area that was one of the earliest centers of christianity. bernard smith al jazeera. ah, what you deserve me said rob a reminder of our top stories. more than 13000000 people have been ordered to stay at home in the eastern chinese city of shan. 200 cove at 19 infections have been recorded since the beginning of the month. china is on high alert as it goes up to host the winter olympics in february. katrina, you has more beijing, the latest count we have now over 200 cases reported and she and in this outbreak has spread to at least 5 other cities. and there have been at least one infection noted in beijing. so from thursday midnight authorities have said that the city of $13000000.00 people will be under strict lockdown. and only one member of the household is allowed to leave the her every 2 days to collect groceries on the certified essential workers will be allowed to go to work. schools has been closed for some days now. entertain, then, use, have been closed, long distance tr

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