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Officials had been a prime in economic reform are in the country had been serving in top assistance for decades. now the russian press in the russian press, he was expected in the spirit very quickly. the russian foreign minister spokeswoman saying that the climate adviser left it would be lucky. and today the russian defense minister made his first public appearance in 12 days. for a total of 11 seconds you can see him in the corner of this video call with putin and his security council. there ...

Who owns that second one so we can all go, im in. >> harris: okay, all right. look at that. amazing. look at the bigger picture, that is what emily is looking at. if the truth were to get out inside the country that he is jailing people to keep them from speaking out about the war. if they could get the facts what does this communicate to the people of russia? >> they will notice when 10,000 russian troops have perished, families want to see their loved ones come home. he makes $140,000 salary, ...

Russian forces bombard ukraine. risking full scale war with nato. social knead media isnt helping. its hard to know what to believe anymore. living in an information age at our fingertips. there are serious doubts over which parts of it are true. >> moscow was increasingly using harsh tactics to control information about war. this included jailing journalists. >> they aimed at bringing belarus into the conflict. the biological weapons are becoming a key part of the russian disinformation campaig...

Welcome to bbc news — im david eades. our top stories. in cuba, the biggest protests against the communist government in decades — president biden says the protests are a "clarion call for freedom". at least 40 people have been killed in a fire at a iraqi hospital treating coronavirus patients, in the city of nassiriya. dozens of patients are missing. south africas president appeals for an end to days of violence and looting, sparked by the jailing of his predecessor. the wildfires rage on, ...

Decimal. —— infinitesimal. police in south africa now say 72 people have died in the violence which has erupted since the jailing of former president jacob zuma last week. that includes ten people killed in a stampede during looting on monday night at a shopping centre in soweto, the countrys biggest township. the military has now been deployed to help the overstretched police. nomsa maseko reports. thrown by her mother to safety. cheers of relief after looting, fires and rampage caused thes...

Russia, there have been some persistent disagreements, a lot of them centre around the north stream pipeline which also came up stream pipeline which also came up today and an issue that still hasnt been fully resolved, but if we look at china, i think what we see as the german view of china as a competitor and as a challenger, coming closer to that in washington, it is really bipartisan and washington, i would ad. bipartisan and washington, i would all-— would ad. 0k, really interesting - wou...

Default position to sit back, sort of slouch, the disinterested kid in the back of the classroom, but at one point i asked him, this was in the russian embassy, with russian security, kremlin security all around, i said, why is it that so many people who oppose vladimir putin end up dead and from that moment on i had his undivided attention, he sat up, piercing eyes sort of boring into you. i would say two things i took away from that. one was what a tough guy he was. when i asked him that quest...

Western cancel culture are possibly not best made by those currently slaughtering civilians or jailing and poisoning their critics. #istandwithukraine. >> aside from the ridiculousness of this, what does that kind of comment tell you about where he is? >> youre hearing a deranged mind under pressure. it should not be understated how damaging u.s. global sanctions have been on the russian economy. the ruble has cratered in large measure because of the central bank sanctions put together by the un...

The withdrawal of nato troops from afghanistan, calling the decision "unbelievably bad" before warning that in his opinion, civilians were being left to be "slaughtered" by the taliban. president biden insisted soldiers will be pulled out by september 11th. south africa is to increase to 25,000 the number of troops deployed in response to widespread violence sparked by the jailing of former presidentjacob zuma. the government has said the unrest had brought shame on the entire country. the pop s...

Brought to them. leaders meet in paris- fora summit on pollution, inflation and third world debt. this morning, theyjoinedl the revolution celebrations for a show of military might on the champs—elysees. . wildlife officials in australia have been coping with a penguin problem. fairy penguins have been staggering ashore and collapsing after gorging themselves on a huge shoal of their favourite food, pilchards. some had eaten so much, they could barely stand. this is bbc news — the latest hea...