monday. on to biden s bill on voting rights is effectively blocked by his own party. a day after the american supreme court struck done the president s vaccine mandate with coming live for moscow. this is our t. my name s unit o neill, and 30 minutes of news news started on the west that went too far. those were the strong words of the russian foreign minister today when talking about international security issues at his annual press conference, sir again, love ralph also slammed the us now and its allies for hypocrisy when it comes to human rights violations. rural. so the west, when to far less be frank in violation of all international obligations and common sense they chose to escalate this situation. well, you see the west condemns violent actions against civilians. they condemn human rights violations. but when bloody codes are carried out by those who swear their allegiance to the west, the west embraces them. this is what happened with the ukrainian qu. many people di
he says she died from self sustained injuries. that defence has caused a public outcry in the country, where 400 women die from domestic violence every year, according to statistics from un women. every day, police in kazakhstan receive about 300 reports of domestic abuse, yet the punishment is generally a fine and a restraining order. now women s right activists are demanding a new law that fully criminalises domestic violence. earlier, i spoke to kazakh journalist?zarina akhmatova about the case. in kazakhstan, it s indeed a big case, a case of utmost importance for our country, capturing the attention of millions of viewers who tune in to watch the trial unfold four days a week from from 9am 6pm. it s notjust in kazakhstan where the trial is making a really big waves, but across all the world and our russian speaking region. and this is an unprecedented, as you mentioned, case in history in kazakhstan where the trial to be broadcast live and for there to be such attention
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are doing the school run and rushing to get out the door. any dangers lurking in these foods are continuing to be investigated, but eating less obvious and more of this is clearly good for your health. that s a summary of the news. newsday is coming up at midnight. now on bbc news it s time for newsnight. the government calls out russia, blaming the kremlin for a reckless and destructive cyber attack on ukraine which was designed to spread across europe. are we already engaged in a cyber war with russia, and how dangerous could it get? it s deniable, it s semipublic, it includes the publicity. the fact i m speaking about this right now is probably in the interest of the attacker because it scares people, so if undermining deterrence and it s very difficult to respond to. we ll be debating whether the russian threat is real or imagined. the fbi was warned that nikolas cruz, charged with 17 counts i ll be joined by two people, each of whom has a personal close connection with a
pulse. i am guy johnson. vladimiran president putin is competing with leaders in the land, peace talks we could call them but his latest to cuthave been a threat in cut the flow of natural gas to the ukraine. a few words with president putin. the hot topic in the lawn is without a doubt the war in ukraine. they were supposed to meet last night at 7:00 p.m. local time, that was going to be their first meeting since they met at the d-day celebration in june. the meeting did not happen until a 11:00 p.m. and did not and until after 130 in the morning. we will still standing there outside the hyatt hotel when he came out and i had an opportunity to ask him what he makes of the allegations that he is not doing enough to resolve the crisis in the ukraine. he inferred that the criticism is nothing new. it will get messy in this video but how about a watch. askeveryone wanted to questions from the russian president. the russian president got in his limousine and before he was wh