less. we're lucky that we speak to that europe, director about why it's key that nothing gets in the way of vaccination programs. house, including vaccines. goat bianca told it. we should never take into account the country afforded. ah live worldwide. it's artie international. i'm rural, re sushi with your top stories for this. and breaking uses our hero and asi international law sister channel in germany, r t. d e has been locked by, you tube. it comes on the very day it launched its 1st broadcast in that country. now the reason given for the ban is at r t d e's previous youtube account was blocked. and apparently the owner of any block channel is forbidden from starting a new one. however, archie to ease new channel actually has a different own to the previous one. despite the latest band, you can still watch an online stream of the channel, a, d e dot r t dot com, the russian foreign ministry exposure. when maria is a hot reacted to this development, and would didn't expect anything else, as they say, every one congratulate to premiere in their own way. so with flowers and good wishes, others by sprinkling crossed gloss into shoes. well, i sort of, i, despite the holler youtube banner, our german city channel is now up and running our teeth that he armstrong's are looking out what other obstacles had had to overcome in order. just to get on the journey to launch day has been the usual track through pressure and passive aggression from the self appointed defenders of democracy. i. e. rival, gym, and media. it's bad enough that putin's voice sounds out across the internet, if it were not for one reliable german media outlet. dest spiegel kremlin owned outlets would dominate the german digital information space in both the number of articles published in social engagement received. there is reason to believe that most of the traffic on our t channels is real and not acquired through purchased fake profiles. the thinly veiled disdain from rival gym and media outlets have come in a form of gallant cries to stop the so called moscow mouthpiece. and kremlin back putin propaganda, of course, that has nothing to do with our t deutsche, his popularity on a string of social media, where they consistently rank among the top most viewed channels as regards news and politics. ah but it wasn't just rival outlets that ran. so the hysteria over r t deutsch is rise through the media rankings. politicians got personal and launched attacks on arte employees framing them as perpetrators of this information . and d, stabilizing democracy. those who work for odyssey have said good bye to critical and independent journalism and whether they want it or not. archie employees are part of the d stabilisation of democracy. this is not about the approval of a profane entertainment channel, but about e. u wide access for putin propaganda and targeted disinformation under the guise of alternative journalism. and what goes up must come down arte deutsche. his ascent was yanked back down to earth. when you chew band, the channel from is platform with it, wiping out 600000 subscribers. now, despite rumors that the ban was berlin, bat, former chancellor angle, a miracle denied that germany had influence you chief's decision. as for r t, germany did not put any pressure on brussels or the decisions it made in germany. neither the federal government nor the state governments engaging meadows like that . so despite other people's best efforts, r t deutsch is primed and ready for action. launching on air and launching a fresh assault on those old ratings and views, rankings. mainstream media beware. well, with all the resistance at r t t has face, including today's youtube termination, we decided to take a bit of a well tongue in cheek look at why the authorities are so against it. i mean, you must, it is so delegated. and as you want to talk to, we stand together, we'll continue to stand together against russia, 80 in germany. repeat some of the areas that we doubtless made, say no cosivity, this chunky dawson about their ability to influence other nations, france b, u. k. can and even latin america, and other countries in future than they were to high from cycle pollute with members of your household. please, please, please, please. we're going to continue to fight with justin to russia must not be allowed in germany. i don't want you have to call and leave it so. so ok, so didn't altino haitian the 5 and the yes, dr. a indian, 80 the novice and will be looking more at a russia germany tension is just a bit later on the program here on nazi as moscow rejects a german colts ruling that it back to the mode of a checking shouldn't man in berlin that's coming up shortly with george galloway joining us here. we're now to international in just a few minutes and militants have surrounded a number of key sites and the libyan capital. tripoli is just out of the country's presidential election. it's the 1st since 2014. and we can show you unverified video of the presidential council building where you can apparently see combat vehicles carrying armed men. nearby photos and videos coming in from tripoli also showing fighters outside the offices of libby as interim government of national unity and videos are also circulating that appear to show military vehicles patrolling the city. now we none of us here at all. see, have been able to actually independently verify these. however, earlier, my colleague niel harvey, discuss a situation in libya with our correspondent, eco sch, donald for people of libya and triplet, because they've had the fisher term all over the last decade or so, am and beyond. and it's, it's not over, is it yet more unrest? what, what is causing it? well, you're absolutely right. there's more and rest, 3 militia groups who are trying to take power inside of tripoli who are trying to disrupt the upcoming elections. and this is, i have to say is only the latest in the violence that has had the country and it's tied grip. so essentially we've had the throughout the past couple of weeks, couple of months, we've had numerous reports and pictures coming out of the country as armed groups were trying to capture local t v stations as heavy artillery was brought to the capital. everything that we're seeing there right now, you know, the government internationally recognized government going into hiding a local militias and warlords, again having their se, unhindered and unhampered, apparently in the, in the capitol. hampering the work of the internationally recognized government, preventing the political process from happening. this all it is, it is causing some serious, you know, and will, horrifying, flashbacks, old way to 2011, one of course, more market daffy was ousted with the help of course, of nato. and the international community and everything that is going on there right now with all the in fighting with all the, you know, these warlords, what wrestling in its essence, it's a result of a power struggle of vying for power. and even, even if these walls are used as proxies are used as pawns. so what we're seeing right now is that the international community, they ended, the rule of law and libya, ended libya, stability. they created a state of lawlessness. they created very, very fertile ground for all this and fighting to happen. and there was a bit of a low in the past years, libya has stayed out of the headlines, of course, but it seems that right now, the elections, the upcoming elections. they have triggered this new wave of violence. it is very threatening to the political process that the international community has been trying to going for so long. and it really shows that they, they, well, they try to do nation building. they destroyed the country with their bombings and with the, with all the, with all the meddling. and right now the situation shows how little control, if any, the international community has a decade on a decade since more market duffy felt a little more just to break down the what's going on there right now, this little qu, the man the, the front man of the crew is called solid body and he's quite infamous. he's a bit of a colorful figure. he's militiaman, that he's one of the few people who actually buried mama duffy who fought against him. so he was the international community, his favorite back in 2011. since then he was put on a multiple sanctions list of the u. s. sanctioned list, the un sanctioned list. and doug the for the very same thing he's doing right now for trying to stop for basically disrupting the political process. so he's saying he has said that essentially he believes that the election is rigged in favor of the incumbent prime minister who went into hiding. but if you look at how things are unfolding, the only person to benefit from it is really the prime minister because he is not seen as a favorite in the elections. in fact, he is in, as an underdog, he is a very much upset by safe to duffy. the son of mama gadhafi, as it is widely believed that the hearts and minds of the libyan people are with the son who came back from exile. who before that was and remained in captivity, rubble, captivity, he was tortured, had several fingers chopped off and still despite all the exile, despite all this, he apparently still he carries a lot of political weight. so, so right now again, it looks that libya is dangerously close to plunging into yet another circle of violence. more analysis and inside delivery deck, a long process to click away r c dot com with a whole raft of stores all around the world waiting for you right now. russia says it will retaliate after germany throughout 2 of its diplomats. on wednesday, the explosions came after a court found a russian citizen guilty of the murder of a chechen man in berlin in 2019 adding that he had acted on behalf of moscow. it's a claim the kremlin rejects. well, our europe correspondent, peter oliver, has details to russian diplomats have been declared persona non grata by the new german foreign minister anna lena bear bach in one of her 1st duties. in that role, it all relates back to the sentencing of a russian national, named as variety and kathy cove to life, imprisonment for the murder. back in august of 2019 of delhi. man, hon gosh vaguely in the fact that that killing was well described directly as been at the head of the russian stayed by the court that did the sentencing. now moscow denied any involvement in the killing of high gosh, really, who was shot to death in a pearl in park right in the center of the german capital. back in the, the summer of 201938 tractor. the defendant denied the crime, particularly denied being part of the russian security apparatus, or having been commissioned by any security apparatus, a tool from there is not a single piece of evidence, and the court also admitted there isn't any evidence that will prove this. there is only circumstantial evidence. this prompted on the line of bare bach to call the russian ambassador to the foreign ministry and which he was informed that 2 of his diplomats would be going home. these are much in startling mass murder on behalf of the state as determined that quite a day represents a serious violation of german law and of germany. sovereignty the russian bastard wouldn't form led to members of the diplomatic step of the russian embassy. the more being declared undesirable, i hope there will be no escalation because in the movie to peace read on me or no comic a cries of spanish. colbert cries us. when we look at the rhetoric, foreign ministry, and not that book, i'm a bit afraid she wants to escalate the conflict. i hope the rational side will try to search dialogue as far as possible, and then we find the trend ship keeping the maybe it would be good to mr. cal junior. mr. charles, come in to a dialogue directly before a ministry in moscow has issued a responsibility as a card over the spokes person saying that there would be a reaction from moscow to the expulsion of those 2 diplomats. moscow denies any involvement in the killing of hunger. really. he was a wanted terrorist in russia. he had a silent status here in germany. but moscow had been seeking him in order to prosecute him in connection with the deaths of almost 100 people directly. that they say he was involved in those deaths in russia's north caucus region. also, he's accused of being part of the planning and plotting for the 2010 moscow metro suicide attacks. now the russian on pasadena released a statement shortly after this. the sentencing saying that he believed that both the evidence that was provided from the prosecution and the timing of the sentencing were politically motivated. the absurd thesis about the involvement of the russian federation in this case was never confirmed by convincing evidence to accept pseudo investigations and unsubstantiated statements of the bias media such as belin, cat, an insider, and other speculations is at least strange. the time chosen for the announcement of the verdict is hardly accidental. obviously, someone is interested in overshadowing the dialogue between russia and the new german government. the relationship between moscow and berlin is under some strain at the moment whether it involves the future of nord stream to the situation surrounding the in old, this particular case in the expulsion of 2 russian diplomats following not sentencing all f sholtes, the new german chancellor and vladimir putin who yet to have a phone call. certainly they haven't met face to face yet, but when the to do there is certainly going to be a lot for them to talk about. coronets across like not at george galloway in art. he host and former m p joining us life or a naughty international ga. very good afternoon to you. thanks for joining us here on nazi tensions between russia and some of its professional partners in the west. certainly pretty high right now. ukraine simmering nord stream to potentially up in the air when she could any of that you thing had an influence on what we're seeing now with the expulsions and this verdict. absolute. leis certainly does. i listen to the case that was made by peter all about it. it struck me as being so obvious a blind man could see it. you would have thought that germany given the history and the lifetime of many people still alive today. the german army, mastercard mob, dogged millions of people, including many jews. they were beaten by the red army. they were liberated from fascism. you would have thought given dot talk short history that germany would be rather more circumspect before joining in what is clearly an international, lynch mob seeking to convict without evidence and execute the russian stake for anything that happens anywhere on the territory. busy and the no stream to example that you alluded to is perhaps the most profound example the united states and some of its allies in europe claimed not russia would use gas as a political weapon. it turns out the west europe and even germany, which is now using the supply all gas as a political weapon. it's very dismal, is potentially very dangerous. we must hope that cooler heads prevail. well, you know, talking about cooler heads prevailing where we're sure a pretty chevy start here. i mean, how damaging georgia is for relations between russia and germany. sholtes, he's just in, he hasn't even had a chance to speak to a lot of my food. and already we have a diplomatic feud on our hands. yeah. well, that doesn't surprise me. franklin is the history of the wolves in sheep's clothing are usually represented social democrats like shops. and i'm afraid the law of this is down to the fact that germany is now in the hands of a less are man. mister schultz is not an american angle americo had a far keener idea of germany's national interest. she also had more of a full memory of the kind of events that i alluded to earlier in my interview . and she was more brave and more sensible. i've done. i feel that mister schultz is going to be, he's or 2 of the global lists of the, the neo liberal social democratic bazaar alliance. so, george, what do you, what are your expectations for moscow? typically personally, when it comes to a situation like this at a tit for tat responds to do you think they'll be a mirror, responds. busy with a rush expelling some diplomats to i would have thought that was axiomatic. the question is, will it be a disproportionate response? i think if i was in the kremlin advising president, then i'd to opt for the laughter because this kind of process has to be stopped. there has to be a red line. because if not provocations like this image is not ironic that julian assange is being extradited to the united states for killing nobody. but germany was harboring a bomb are an alleged terrorist with the blood of scores of people on his hands. no question of extradition there. so i'm sure about russia will respond, it needs to show that it will not be kicked around anymore. this is not the else and period where russia is lying drunk on the ground, having its pocket picked, put turn has made russia really something again, any. i'm sure want to show the george galloway marty host and a former m p. joining us live here. when are you into national? great to have you today. thanks a lot. george blanket. thanks. well health organization is one of the amr crohn very into his now spreading is an unprecedented right. i. one of the senior officials say that fully vaccinated people are still at risk, and the hospitals across the world could be overwhelmed with infections rising as pain exponentially potentially a doubling every $2.00 to $3.00. i have never been more concerned than i am tonight . not just about the u. k, but about the world. alma crohn is currently been registered in more than 70 countries. among the worst effect it is the u. k. it's just record of its highest number of daily cases since the thought of the pandemic, almost 80000 new infections with marco and accounting for almost 5000 of them will earlier. the european commission president of underlay and predicted that all macro and will be the dominant current of ours, varying in the e u by mid january of corresponding literature and spoke to the w h. o regional director for europe, hans kluge how much more do we know about our micron at this point? we know much more. and we have to tours and about all mcclellan. it's to, it's the latest variant. it's spreading much more faster, but i always tell we're not in the business of fighting one variant when the business of fighting all variance and stu, delta is dominant. what we need to do is to implement, well, they call fife pandemic stabilizers. number one, increase vaccination coverage, number 2, boost boost, boost number city, double the number of people varying mosques. endorse number 4, ventilate, particularly in classrooms, keep the schools open and fife, implement new treatment protocols. how valid are the concerns that vaccines might prove ineffective against micron? where we know as of to date, that vaccines are still effective for the 1st or the 2nd dose may be little bit less, but it recovers with a cert dosed well on the european union. specifically, we've seen a range of different approaches. why aren't we seeing a more uniformity from the block in particular? i, he didn't do uniform has been growing over time. but i think the point that it's still really aleck off uniformity, what they called political here is and it's confuses the people. that's right. dublin was advocating to establish a bung european health senate council at the high level to half uniformed in policy, but ultimately still health is a national competency. it's a decision by the country. speaking of sputnik v, a r t, we've heard from a number of experts that the issue has been politicized. is that true anyhow? house including vaccines. go beyond politics. we should never take into don't the country of origin. i shed the optimism of the present alteration for the nation . that this dub ritual, a motive she use listing for sputnik will be there soon. an irreversible division. that's so the point american society has apparently reaching whoa to, according to a new study by cornell university. it filed at polarization in america, is close to a tipping point, with a nation deemed unlikely to be able to unite, even if faced with a major threat. if polarization is to extreme, people become divided even on the shock. if she, if we reach that point, we cannot unites, even in the face of war, climate change pandemic, or of the challenges to the survival of our society. meanwhile, during a discussion on an embassy program accommodate a set of millions of americans who were ready to take up arms against joe biden, that somewhere between 20 and 30000000 people, that's a mass movement in america, in favor of political violence, which is a new thing which has been earlier the awful, my pennsylvania senator bruce marx joined me right here in the studios which i was opinion of whether the possibility we just had raised could become reality. i don't think that you're going to see anybody taking up arms in the literal sense of, you know, having no weapons. but i think that maybe there's a 120000000 or a 130000000, or maybe more people who be willing to vote for donald trump if he ran for election in 2020 for the liberal media. it's already panicking about a possible trump come back in 2024, but with headlines, you know, for example, saying well the to the next qu has already begun. what's got them so alarmed and, and is that accurate? do you think some things that happen, you know, would unfortunate, you know, the events that took place at the capital and january 6. but that was not an insurrection. it is just completely wrong the media to try to describe that isn't insurrection. there were some people there, there was rioting. let's not forget we had riding all over the united states in the summer of 2020, including in philadelphia where i live and washington. so no, i think they're just trying to hype this because they're trying to use donald trump as a tool to try to win the elections in 2022, which is when we have the mid terms, why'd wrapping up the news gospel this hour here live on archie international, thank you for sharing a time with us here at moscow. it's a busy thursday already. we're back soon with more of your global headlines. ah, i mean, you must either. so did it in as you want to don't to stand together. we'll continue to stand together against russia, even in germany. repeat some of the arrows that we doubt this made say no to cvd this chunky daughter about their 1000000 influence. other nations, france the u. k. and even the latin america and other countries in june just then maybe knew where to high wrong cycle polluted with members of your household. please, please, please, please. we have to continue to fight with justin. rushman must not be allowed in germany. i don't want you to call me leave it so short. so d and l t d enough ation 5 and the yes. ok to indian? 80 the novice. mrs. guns until sunday for right now there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that is fatty and sugary and salty and addicted. it's not at the individual level, it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change this obesity epidemic, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment. so what's driving the obesity epidemic? it's corporate. ah, a happy hey. i know you said i it had been done. we not allowed them to give a by then coffee. so she won't either they by then is a shift of on a 1st going on for thursday. so if the almost it was or be i think we'll move the po, multiple gyms or more can connect to. so that gives a few help was but we showed a lot of how to put simple so to say, welcome the button. what else? it would be who it a lot of the lab, we hold on it, that was you. how when it comes in and say, hey, do what? a a good my i can, i maybe, maybe maybe we can . oh, a word for you guys. that was president biden. on his way to kentucky, to tor storm damage on wednesday, tyler porter, that mark meadows was worthy of being held in contempt. after failing to appear in front of the january 5th committee this week. but does the president even involving himself in an investigation through politics, is actually the backbone that is entire year long drama. our panels of that will discuss. and while the executive branch is making comments on the actions of the legislative, did you, dish or branch is still fighting an argument regarding free speech and religious brightest. despite the supreme court delivering their decision years ago on the issue will bring you the story. and it has only been a few weeks since a jesse small, it was found of lied regarding what he tried to sell as a racially charged attack. yet it doesn't look like any lessons were learned about the importance of honesty. as e s p and pushes the year anniversary of the new sit nascar narrative, which also turned out to be false. why would they try and remind people of a major blunder on their part or we're going to try to figure that out. and ultimately at all.

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