welcome to hardtalk. i am stephen sackur. russian opposition leader is the most resilient opponent vladimir putin has ever spaced. he survived the attempted assassination by now the shock, returned to russia and is now frustrating anti vladimir pruden protest from his prison cell. and the head of staff, the opposition movement has supporters willing to take to the streets and hundreds of russian towns and cities and do they have a strategy capable of forcing vladimir putin from power? in that the way media, alexei navalny. welcome to hardtalk. he must establish what kind of contact you have with alexei navalny right now, you have any means of contacting him? the onl wa means of contacting him? the only way of means of contacting him? tue: only way of contacting means of contacting him? tte: only way of contacting him is through his lawyers, not even, his only has lawyers are allowed to visit him and they do not enter a privacy and so it is supervised contact but still, a pl
for 20 controversial years. hello to you. president biden has set out his plans for dealing with climate change, describing it as an existential threat. he said the us must lead the global response, having already waited too long to tackle the climate crisis. mr biden has signed a raft of executive orders marking a sharp contrast with the policies of the trump administration. among the measures are a moratorium on new oil and gas leases on public land and making climate considerations a part of us foreign and national security policy. our chief environment correspondentjustin rowlatt reports. if ever america needed a warning of what climate change could mean for the country, it got it last year, with record wildfires and an unprecedented series of hurricanes. there is no time to waste, president biden said today. we can t wait any longer. we see it with our own eyes, we feel it, we know it in our bones, and it s time to act. and by appointing one of the country s most senior
heritage site to ease traffic congestion was consigned amongst all. he ll just and environment now ethiopia s military says it s making gains in the northern tikrit region where the federal government is backing regional forces. but the conflict is also raising fears of a humanitarian crisis. phone lines have been cut off and transport has been halted in and out of the region. the offensive began last week off to prime minister ahmed, accuse the regional government of attacking a military base, aid agencies, a warning they contre bring much needed supplies into the region because of all this fighting. thousands of people are already fleeing many to neighboring through dawn. in the ethiopian capital, thousands of people have been lining up to give blood for troops fighting in tigray and part of the drive to rally support for the ethiopian army. hundreds have been reported dead on each side since the government military operation began including civilians who are in development
hello, i m christine one day. it s good to have your company. the united nations is warning of a growing humanitarian crisis. in the ethiopian, as fighting continues between federal troops and regional forces in the northern region off to cry. about $10000.00 ethiopians have fled to neighboring so done. fia s off a civil war all growing. both sides have seen casualties, it s estimated. hundreds have died, communications remain, cut off in august, up about thousands of people donated blood to adolph federal soldiers battling to gray and forces. and then on tuesday, ethiopian television caused these images off national forces in the region. prime minister made ses, they have now liberated parts off to cry. for more on the developments in ethiopia, i m joined by samuel, get a chill. he is a journalist based in the capital, addis ababa, welcome to news africa, samuel, what is going on into gray at the moment? well, there are thousands of ethiopia going to the sudanese border beca
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