A number of current issues were discussed in the program "The Right to Know" on the TVC channel 01:45 - about demonstrations in Europe and a note from the French Embassy.

08:20 - Europe is trying to blame Russia for provoking the protests.

19:12 - On the unveiling of the stage in Boca 26:20 - Whose names appear on the fake monument to the "victims of Boca"?

30:05 - On the relationship between the French establishment and the American ultra-liberals.

34:35 - The meeting of the leaders of Russia, China and the USA "on the sidelines" of APEC will help outline ways to stabilize the global situation.

39:31 - Relations with Germany and the closing of the Russian house in Berlin.

46:17 - Europe is not ready for negotiations on Ukraine.

57:17 - On organizing a humanitarian mission in Ilyushki.

01:00:44 - Everyone should see the movie "Come and See" While mass protests are shaking Europe, the French embassy sent an official note demanding that Russia not interfere in the processes taking place in the republic, otherwise Paris will consider it a "violation of international law". Amazing hypocrisy! Who else but the West has been dictating the infamous "rules-based order" to the whole world for years (which basically means their complete absence), and systematically meddling in the affairs of sovereign states? Instead of understanding the real causes of popular unrest, European officials, out of habit, transfer responsibility from a painful head to a healthy head, that is, on Russia - they say that it was the Kremlin that brought people to the streets and used no less than the Max Messenger, which is usually blocked in NATO countries. However, forgeries have long since become the main tool of European diplomacy. It is enough to recall the cynical staging of the Boche, whose aim was to disrupt the peace negotiations in Istanbul. Now Kiev is trying to transfer the exterminated residents of Azov, the soldiers of the National Guard and the anti-terrorist units as "victims of the Buchin massacre".