ah, architect, emotions, architecture is kind of a mystery. believe me. jen starts december 25th on d w. ah, ah, ah, ah, this is dw news lie from berlin. the kremlin rejects are price cap on russian oil. it comes after the e, you joins the u. s. in other g 7 countries to limit moscow's funds for its war in ukraine, the $60.00 per barrel cap takes effect. on monday, the u. s. pentagon unveils its new

a stealth bomber after years of secretive development. the b $21.00 rater is the 1st new us bomber aircraft, and more than 3 decades. and at the world cup in catalogue, the netherlands beat a battling usa side to become the 1st team to reach the quarter finals. ah. a michael ok, welcome to the program. european union countries have agreed to impose a price cap on russian oil. the $60.00 per barrel cap aims to reduce moscow's ability to fund its war in ukraine with revenue from petroleum exports. it's the mainstay of the russian economy. fossil fuels now under pressure from e u countries who will band insurance and finance for russian oil shipments. if they sell for more than the price cap of $60.00

a barrel. the u is joining the united states and other g 7 nations. european commission president also to form the lion said the price gap would cut russia's oil revenues without causing price spikes in the broader market. that would hurt the world economy. it will stabilize global energy markets because it allows some russian seaborne oil to be traded, brokerage transported by e u operators to 3rd countries as long as it is sold below the cap. so this price cap will benefit directly emerging and developing economies. and it will be adjustable over time, so that we can react to market developments together with our partners, we stand united and firm in our opposition to russia's atrocious war. the price caps scheme was originally floated by the us treasury department. the white house

welcomed the use move. frankly, we, we think that the, the $60.00 per barrel is, is appropriate. and we think it will have that effect. and this is about bounce, and it was never about not having any russian oil on the market. and it was about a bouncing supply demand, but also balancing the need to linear mr. debility to profit the measure will come into effect on monday, after a formal signature process this weekend, the united states as unveiled, its latest stealth bomber at a ceremony in california. the multi $1000000.00 air craft is the 1st u. s. strategic bomber to be produced in 3 decades, and is being unveiled at a time of heightened tensions with russia and china. ah, after years of development, the united states has lifted the veil on its newest deadly weapon.

the manufacturer says it's stealth bomber is designed to fly without a crew carry nuclear, as well as conventional weapons. a vague, the most sophisticated radar systems and hit any target anywhere in the world. the b $21.00 greater was unveiled during a carefully choreographed ceremony in california that included dramatic music, a light show and a crowd of top us officials. the b $21.00 writer is the 1st strategic bomber in more than 3 decades. it is a customer to america's enduring advantages, in ingenuity and innovation. it's also meant as a deterrent at a time of heightened tensions with russia and china. the pentagon says beijing has doubled its number of nuclear warheads, and it's on track to have 1500 nuclear weapons by 2035, many more than originally anticipated and produced much faster. they will operate

into varos high and threat environment, and it will enable america to outmaneuver, to outpace and to out match our adversaries. it will deter aggression. the b $21.00 is expected to cost nearly $700000000.00 us dollars per plane. air force officials say will form the backbone of its future bomber force, and the 1st one is expected to be in the skies as early as next year. joel hickman focuses on trans atlantic defense and security at the center for european policy analysis. we asked him what he makes of the timing of the new bombers unveiling. i think we've got to recognize that that they 21 has been in development since 2015. and we know that both china and russia have their own stealth bomber equivalence and continue to work on these. but i think most classified weapon

programs are usually shrouded in secrecy. and we know that the b 20 warn veda is not going to add them to take his 1st flight to well into next year. so i think we can read read something into the timing of this this unveiling. i think it since a very strong deterrence message given the could you please full context? you know, with putin save about being in ukraine and as mentioned at the top of the program, china's expansion of its nuclear forces. and i think this is a strong, powerful message by the united states saying that both to both of those countries that it's continues to have military and technical technical supremacy in some of these really high ends. miniature capabilities, we heard military top brass, they stream do 20 when rater will deter aggression, but might some see it as a sign itself of aggression.

why i think weapon systems such, such as these, do demonstrate the tech install you? again, as, as we set up the crap program, the b $21.00 is capable of evading. the most sophisticated defenses that can carry by conventional and nuclear pilots ask label, reaches future proofs in terms of being able to corporate updates and upgrades very easily. but i think the message to adversary's is the u. s. has these capabilities that you can't necessarily defend against. so, so be careful how you proceed. i mean, that is the whole, the whole point of deterrence is to have a set of weapons and capabilities which deter aggression. so in that sense, i think it serves its function. but of course, the reality is that there's a whole host of emerging destructive technologies out there which the u. s. navy,

so china and russia or developing simultaneously. yes to be $21.00 can kind of a defensive to self. but the chinese motions, hypersonic missiles, which kind of a, the most advanced air defenses to speed. there's also other weapons programs from space and a port, energy weapons, high power lasers, cyber quantum computers, autonomous drones. these all parts of modern warfare, which hopefully hopefully strengthen determines between the great military powers. because with these new capabilities, we are moving from a conventional military environment to one that is multi domain unable to target critical national infrastructure costs are much broader spectrum. ok, we'll have to end it there. that's a jewel hickman from the center for european policy analysis. many thanks. thanks very much. ah,

the netherlands have become the 1st team to make the quarter final of the world cup . and kat are playing usa. the dutchman scored twice in the 1st half and never looked back. memphis to pye struck for the orange army in full voice as the game finished, 31. the netherlands now await the winner of australia in argentina. so the u. s. so the 1st team to be knocked out in the round of 16. let's take a look at the other matchups. argentina are playing australia in the 2nd game of the round. on sunday defending champions, france take on poland and england meet senegal. further down the road, japan play croatia and brazil take on south korea. then morocco meet spain and portugal play switzerland. so let's go to cats are now where d. w. sports corresponded danya barcelona is covering the world cup for us.

greetings, tonya. so a predictable win for the dutch in the end, but they certainly had to work for it. yeah, the netherlands did come into this game. definitely the favorite side. they came up against a confident, young, energetic usa. but ultimately, the netherlands experience was just a little bit too much for the united states. now, the netherlands kind of flying under the radar in this tournament. i mean they didn't qualify for the last world car. their euros performance was a little bit lack luster. but since then, they've gone on a 19 game unbeaten run. so pretty impressive. they have actually been criticized for being a little bit too pragmatic in their play. but actually their 1st go that meant is to pi squirts and i, there were 20 consecutive passes in the build up to that go so reminiscent of that dutch total football that we've all come to love at this stage. every game is precious, of course. but what are upcoming matchups?

are you looking out for in particular? absolutely, we're in the knockout rounds now. so it is do or die win or go home now, tomorrow we have friends against point. of course france be raining world champion . they are looking to defend that title for sure. their last game, they were able to rest a handful of their star players to they are going to be fresh and ready to take on poland. poland is going to be looking to get one of those classic world cup upset that we've actually seen a few of this tournament. also england taking on synagogue. now england has never lost to an african side, and synagogue will definitely be trying to change that statistic. there coach might not even be there because he has been suffering from an illness. so we will see, you know, i'm curious, she looks very calm and serene, almost where you're standing. but now that the tournaments in full swing, what's the atmosphere like in catalogue? so this turn, it has been a new and exciting atmosphere, obviously,

of course is the 1st world caught to take place in an arab nation. there's been a lot of negativity surrounding this war got, but one thing i really see is at football, still has the capacity to bring people together from different cultures. and we've seen so much of that. it's super interesting also to see how different cultures they live, the match going in the stadium experience. i mean, yesterday we were singing with argentina vance. we're dancing some sound by with the brazilian fan, it's been a really great experience. a lot of people coming together. also could tar has been very easily easy for people. i mean there's places where you can watch games many fan fast. so on all pretty positive experience. that is a d w sports correspondent, danya barcelona in doe hon. anything down here? so here's a job opportunity that might entice you. new york city is searching for an assassin . so on with the means and the moxie to read out the city's most elusive and hair

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