Drones, there were no victims as a result the fuel tanks were destroyed, the evacuation was not carried out, a pretrial investigation was started on the fact of violation of the laws and customs of war, but mandatory evacuation was announced in the kupyan district of kharkiv region, people will be evacuated from 37 settlements there , the russians intensified the shelling, this order was signed by the head of the district military administration, in particular safe places will be offered to residents of the village of kivsharivka , as well as dvorichansk kindeshivska and royal communities, residents of the territory near the kupyansk railways will be evacuated zaoskollia kupyansk nodal residents who do not want to evacuate must write an official letter of refusal. Currently , about 12,000 people live in the kupyan community, among them almost 600 children. Humanitarian and medical support will be offered to everyone. Peoples deputies of bohdan torokhtiyat anatoliy hunka were expelled.
Welcome to daybreak asia, to you live from new york, sydney, and cutting down to the major market opens in asia. The top stories issue sops up ahead of the u. S. Holiday, traders looking at jobs reports and putting bets that the fed is near the end of the tightening cycle. Country garden said to have made a payment on a bond with a separate you on no. And softbank lining up biggest customers as Strategic Investors for their multibilliondollar chipmaker ipo. We are seeing some Downside Pressure today, but muted after the s p 500 saw its best week since june. We are in the Labor Day Holiday weekend in the u. S. , heading towards thin trading. What akin to friday it was interesting because u. S. Stocks rose but they faded after an initial rally as bond yields started climbing. We have a Strong Manufacturing number offsetting that optimism from the jobs data which showed more than of a controlled cooling which could perhaps lead to the fed pausing on its tightening again in september. We a
Currently, 65 investment projects are being implemented through the ministry of industry system with russia, 19 passports n 200 have been agreed upon. Importsubstituting projects worth 72 billion russian rubles are expected to be approved for ten more such projects. Belarus and russia will soon sign a roadmap for the development of machine tool construction and the allied machine tool project for the creation of a machine tool and our two countries own components. Have your own machine. This means there is technological sovereignty and economic security. Such high rates in industry. We have already ensured good growth of belarusian gdp over 8 months, more than three percent; with positive economic dynamics, there is also an increase in real cash income over 7 months. By 4. 5 high production rates also ensure the stability of our financial system. They understand this belarus is undergoing a shift in the savings activity of the population in favor of deposits in belarusian rubles. Per y
Injustice anywhere, wrote Martin Luther king, is a threat to justice everywhere. Sometimes the cry of injustice is raised by the accused, sometimes by victims. But this week, unusually, weve heard it from both sides in rape trials. For many, todays government announcement that it will not challenge the parole boards decision to free the black cab rapistjohn worboys, is inexplicable. Lawyers for two of worboys victims have said they instead will challenge the decision to release him. And around the same time that the government abandoned its worboys challenge, prosecutors in guildford formally dropped their case against a man accused of rape. Oliver mears became the fourth man in four weeks to have long standing charges against him dropped shortly before trial because of the late discovery of information suggesting his innocence. Well hear from the director of Public Prosecutions in a moment, asking whether her service far from defending the interests of victims and accused alike is act
Penned by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Pleased to welcome Russ Feingold back to this program. 16 years ago he was the lone senate vote against the patriot act, just a few weeks after 911. Former wisconsin senator is a visiting professor at Yale Law School and founder of a new Voting Rights group called legit action. He joins us from yale studio in new haven, connecticut. Senator feingold, good to have you back on this program, my friend. Tavis, great to be back on, thank you. Take me back all those years ago now, describe for me as best you can what it felt like being the lone vote against that patriot act. Well, its really something doing this show on the anniversary 16 years ago. I cant help but think all day about what it was like to be across the street from the capitol and to see people fleeing and wondering if the capitol was going it be hit. What i do remember more than anything else, because i was able to attend the singing of the song God