m, i have to repeat, as long as we cannot make in germany a solver somewhere in the country. again, nothing will change in this sense unfortunately. but here's what i mean by. so the same thing has attempted to justify cube support for step on button data. say, let me know, so you collaborate to who is responsible for getting jewish and russian and publish some videos during level 2 is a sort of inspiration for the country. during tough times. last view of such personalities is banned. there it is very different from the view as most ukrainians. indeed these people support ignacio ideology is part of a struggle for the independence of ukraine. they wanted to senior crate without use . this one is without polls call me this and many more. but ukraine is experiencing a come a full tragedy today is being attacked. aggressive in ukraine is in search of its heroes. but we don't like these heroes, but some nice, some craniums if they hear i was too full for independence. i said,

i spoke with the boys the mileage jones, i'm the wife who believes israel's reversal of it stops on anti semitism is unprecedented. yeah, absolutely. appalled to here, investor ruskie say there's this is, this is unprecedented. i think israel has, in the past, always objectives to any country in europe, glorifying its world war 2 collaborators with hitler, germany, no matter how a key to their national identity they were this to say, okay, well, you know, these people who guard them is here, us or we should accept that is fine, that is just on president. mean is israel to officially changing the policy and saying that, you know with are some of them is ok so long as the people locally say it's ok that's do something heard up. so the modern ukrainian national identity eighty's, the built around hatred of russians, you know, you're using the ss ruins, they're using all the symbolism and then they're like, oh, well, these are actually interim symbols. no,

no. the people who designed do symbols very specifically told the western impressed just a couple years ago. they were modeling this stuff on, not the symbolism, it's just now it's being covered off because of this whole ongoing conflict and the attempt to justify all this by all we're to poor victims of aggression. well guess what? everybody says that every time that's uh essentially that for them at least at least 6 past the is having killed, including a 15 year old boy and more than 90 others wounded during a raid by is a tips in the west bank, the father of the slain teenager last outside the israel for his actions in the home such as soon as the ship. awesome. it was 15 years old. he was a good young man with good manners. he was still a kid in school. he didn't hom, anyone. she was a simple kid. loved life, people cite the army was, should not then, and the refugee camps entrance the stymies unlike any of the time they don't differentiate between young old people. they fly randomly to have his friends who

are short with him. all of them are kids. on the same age, this is omar. he's friends who died in april with nose these vicious occupation which does not differentiate between young or old people. there is nothing peaceful common knowledge of is nothing peaceful. the last 55 rums he does is ready for has moved into the city of jen and we do for the showed it is really heavy. got the gun since so i can't target a low clean face moves. and with jenny and brigade famed is 5. is a 5 it was have you got this full thing is retreat as well as i'm blessing, mid fi vehicles. as a result, 7 is res sold is moving. it's legal, a reaction to the genuine rate from a middle east expert. i've spoke to the past to me and reform is democratic

function. the is really government has thinking everything up to the next level yesterday and they have given us all you do a racist radical smoke which to have free hand at expanding the largest legitimate, the settlement activities in the occupied west bank despite of the international committee. this precision and the in the guy that the in terms of international law, i'm such a match. second, to be a daily incursions and the unprecedented number of palestinian casualties of is rarely thought the murders ex, throughout judicial ex fusions that is carried out by this is really government. and also there's another indication that this government will stop at nothing to keep itself in that keep this up and government with no, any more repercussions. no political repercussions, especially that the united states of america demand supporter of the occupation of

the state. it is 0 to our land or passing the land is pretty much quiet and no matter what is where the boom does all the united states says, basically it's gonna dimension. and the worry and some of that language that does not really mean anything on the ground. well, the as way where the us the arms are still there flowing into the center, is you have to commit to more more crimes against how people precipio. jeanine is all the citizens, most of them are he missed in the civilians. the one know can be involved in the terrorist attacks a but the, the use really army. the claims that these, the terrorist groups the say on militia as i use the, the civilians as human shields and actually the hybrid inside the houses, the inside the schools inside the mosque. and the, using the civilian display as a, as a shield as a human shield. and this is what causes a, the injuries of, in a sense of being,

these are in the armies, very careful, especially on the way medical teams are involved. but you know, sometimes there were some incidents in the past that the medical of the teams, the in tampa lenses used to a high those small little the, the, the, i'm the government eh and have them escape you inside the ambulance is, is so way a, the idea of steel does not true that if a student ambulance is by, they are trying to it to check them and track a possible terrorist. heidi, that he's site, the ambulances of top indian official in charge of renewable resources has accused the u. s. and e. u. countries of hypocrisy and that glean agendas, he claims the warehouses in latin seeking protectionist policy that i'm the mind emerging economies, and that by him the global effort. this is transition to clean the energy. this

protectionism, i saw that in inflation reduction act in the united states. i see that in this green hydrogen auction in europe. we've had the developed world lecturing the rest of the world on how important free trade is in here, they themselves or reckoning. barriers is because the i'm calling the danes that hey, the politeness of motors schedule a visit to washington this week, bills. and so the issue with western lead is of gold for colds of incomplete. the phased out coal is indeed the primary source of electricity generation. we use for the full, my indian external affairs message, secondary, please. the west has failed in its efforts to help develop the economies go green as well. you know, energy is a critical for any country without a cheap and affordable energy. no country can grow. and the development

of the west has benefited from this. so over the decades of the us administration is trying to get closer to in the strategic level. there are a lot of a vested interest in the united states in the west, in general. uh which uh, which do not want uh, uh, which always want to have some pressure point against india and uh, these lobbies will keep working. or, you know, it's also a question of protecting the market. because there's the w t o n. all kinds of, of gap we actually have been introduced new york, we'll say, well, you know, you can't explore to us unless you meet certain energy and therefore uh, emission standards. this is just a way of imposing a duty on a product. so of course, they don't fulfill their obligations,

which they have undertaken to give finance to the developing countries to help them to make the transition sign with that energy and major engine oil company has increased invoice from russia by about 900 percent year on year. the company is executive director hail to raise in by that. so it fades between the countries in the country those way. she has a trusted longstanding and think the state but no. the trade between india and russia as seen, the phenomenal growth up at around 290 percent in 2223 or the 21. $22.00 figures and unit involved from russia in general have risen about 460 percent competitive last year. russia is now in this 5th largest tape on up from 25th face. just a year ago. we spoke to and new denny based economists, who believes if russia offers cheap, well,

there's no reason not to buy it. it makes sense for us to get into the by the that would be good to have the same discounts. inflation is very important. that's what as we have concerns and the not inflation. the very important go to the 75.2 percent of what we have to import. india has been always been a friendly country. india as always of a comes uh other going to get friends by the end, the day which had been having an independent board and was in the ad been open to us as well as a ship. so india has been a friend of us as well as i ship, and we all know what is going to slow down. i know there has been high inflation in the india also. who wants to live them now? invasion was high. so the other thing she must be the summer shield. why

not malays? yep. as ease is a listing rules for it. so hope, sorry, in a bit. attract fine vestment. the country is prime is also a now. so reduction is done produce the chart is the shares traded on the boat, assuming they exist of exchange. he claimed the move wouldn't make of salt moffatt and more competitive by reducing the costs of securities transactions. for an investment in the south, east asian est search through red gold high as last year, according to recent government data and manufacturing. second attracted 60 percent of that, the ticket money for electronics and transport equipment. because we heard from believe the government and push for investment is another sign of a changing world. a. this is simulated increase activity and acquitted p as felt like that. this and it into, in turn, attract domestic and foreign investors. and that certainly will cost

a mazda competitiveness, and it will drive economy for the long run also, and it has capital markets. we mean you bought it all the lead this by the weaker global financial markets and to a political complex in our world today. the reason this is because we don't party full submitted the, the office team to the general election of the change off of 3 different prime ministers, much up as a stable environment clean for a 2nd. a we have a part of the economy because the where malicious economies continues to demonstrate such resilience as evidence of what i really like to see in the near future is what our prime minister melisha is. find this that i know abraham proposed recently on be for an easiest part of the refund or, and the china had germany of the item that's on the international stage. i think this is cool show in terms of costs are gonna increase the sustainable environment for all whole. well that it's not just a world that means that the west,

and it's also balancing our imaginations across asia as a direct quote to you, the post list of multiple, the international order is coming to boston. that's according to an article. and the national interest pen, my tundra in there, he's a ceo of the global institute for tomorrow. we also list 5 global trends which of brought about so it's the size my size, think transformations worldwide. first of the wes, losing grip on the historic narrative with formal colonial nations gaming will voice then by all positions of the simple rules based international order. and what the overall use are, it's constantly focuses also what he calls the west double spaced piece, making f as in attendance, a mosque though more proven spring and american, and you've been waiting financial clouds. finally,

he highlighters the western media, which he argues is increasingly being question for biased. earlier we spoke to the all the people who believes the west will have a hard time coming to grips, but it's diminished in global standings. i think these trends have been slowly building out, but the last 5 years, at least in my view, have seen a reckoning like um, we've never seen before. so they celebrated in the last 5 years, particularly with the us china conflict. and many of these things have come to the full. so that's why i attend the article to put together these 5. what i see is a mega trends which interesting, they are not being recognized by the west incumbent on the west. to understand that a multi pull i was in the interest, the west on the represents 15 percent of the world will weigh positive colonial era where small segment of the global population could impose its will. masquerading.

today is global leadership and the rest of them all the rest of it was not doing a tolerated. i think united states would be the most difficult nation in the world to persuade, to embark on a mo, multiple world and to share power. one can only hope that there is a recognize in either states that it has to now live with the rice of the rest. and it's not just china is the anti will that old or days over. so you'll see now huge is on the $360.00 view next. so you can see that and will be back to the top of the the what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. the only personally,

i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very unclear to get a time time to sit down and talk the russian states. never as i've started as i'm sort of the most sense community best of all sense and up to 5 must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia, funding and supports the r t supposed net keeping our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the tv services. for what question did you say you requested

the, the 1st time in history and meantime country's culture has been cancelled. the very modern weapons cancel culture. they need to ask the associated model as to the truck, it just means setting them on a clue. the phrase now particularly refers to counseling russian culture. and yet the worst it could be up, see what was the zip code where you might have folks to put your cities chill out. if phillips that go with that most of the, some rich, the one them, the them we blood rushes created over the past 1500 years. there's no questions,

partially condemned, reviled and rejected too expensive with somebody at the middle of the panel. there's a lot, i don't know because i don't know, she does use it a little some of the list. joining total condemnation, gross daily and now includes just to instigate to ca, skate, assess the coverage that i need to. yeah, of course, to left the sheet of those things that were done with you, i'm gonna need you to the the the binding ministration is claiming mexican border crossings are down by almost 50 percent following the expiration of title 42. i'm sorry now here's an on this

edition of 360 view. we're going to look at the reality of what is going on at the southern border and where the continued debate regarding the united states border is having an effect on other countries foreign policy. let's get started. the hours before a ton of 40 to ended, $2500.00 migrants can be seen at living on the streets in the border town of el paso, texas. no garbage and feces, filling alleyways in lining the streets. have turned this town of 800000 into a slump or national correspond it. rocks on a solano spoke with a group of immigrants who entered the country illegally and were turning themselves over to border patrol about why they chose to come roxanna, scotty, there's a very different picture then. what was being said for a group of young men who came from venezuela,

they were told in their home country coming to america meant getting set up for life. most congress create around the sacred heart church, where american crowds of blankets can be seen, stuck up everywhere. next to piles of trash make safety shelters lining the fence of the church. a truck comes to hand out for 3 times and the police set up a post to prevent a fight from breaking out as a full truck, hands out max of sandwich and water bottles. 3 blocks from the sacred heart church is a border patrol station. you can see the border highway border will are just a few feet away, leading a backdrop to be space and over a 100 immigrants who enter legally are standing the line ready and willing to be processed by border patrol. biden's, c. c. fees actually walk the line, it was mostly young main in their twenty's. only

a handful where women or children may have left 5 media on friends in their home, in their country saying they want to get a job and send money back. the one told us there is no hope for this mother to join him, but she encouraged him to make the trip to america to raise him. but when ask why they didn't just stay in mexico, the entire group erupt. it was the one who came from honduras, said it took him 50 days to walk to the united states, and it cost him $300.00 to $350.00 to get a guy to bring him to america. many sold the injuries received from climbing over the yeah, but most we're giving these manila envelope signaling hope. i see it has the papers

they need to state all there is were pacing of white land and send back to mexico. but even those who say are sent to cities for not prepare for them, sleep reading, police patients in chicago for example. the streets of new york was done for a cities are no begging for the influx of immigrants to stop. not the american dream, they were promise. i'm broke center solano, for 360 view. we now want to bring in our expert panel to discuss at the end of a title, $42.00 in migration across the globe. we have professor adrian pine, a visiting professor and department of answer apology and social change at the california institute of integral studies. and gabrielle yon is a cuban emigrant and the executive director at the ready for ron political action committee. thank you for joining me. both this is for having, you know, in a last hour hell marry united states, the secretary of homeland security released

a message, tying migraines do not come a legally into the united states. people who arrive at the border without using a lawful pathway will be presumed ineligible for asylum. do not believe the lies of smugglers. people who do not use available legal pathways to enter the us now face tougher consequences. he said, people who arrive at the board are without using a lawful pathway, will be presumed and eligible for asylum. do not believe the lies of smugglers. the border is not open. people who do not use available lawful pathways to enter the us . now face of the tougher consequences. meanwhile, vice president cala harris, who has been adult, the boarders are, is nowhere to be found or pressed. secretary was asked about this, this was her response. where are they in terms of communicating with people who are trying to hearing from a secretary. myrick is, is

a powerful messenger. he was at the border. where are they in terms of communicating with the people who are trying to come in? i think care from secretary may arcus is a powerful message. he was at the border. so i'm going to start off with you professor. uh, lets say professor pine. do you think the by to ministration is currently handling the situation at the border properly to well, the by administration has implemented as effectively amounts to is an asylum band, which in many ways is harsher than the trunk of your policies. and that's why we're seeing right now, you know, we didn't see the rush to the border that everybody expected with the end of the title, $42.00 instead of what the bible ministration is doing on through it's quote unquote, circumvention of lawful pathways is preventing people from exercising their international right under, under international asylum,

often seeking asylum. what's interesting, gabrielle, do you actually believe the body of ministers when they say there are less crossings at the border now with all of the restrictions out of 40 to put into place being lifted? of course, it's not just what i think it's what we're seeing every day we're seeing thousands of migrant signing up of the board. 4 year old girl throwing over a border wall by and by these coyotes now alternately, whether it's happening or not, people are not believing it down in south america. they're still coming into into our, our southern border. they think it's forrest me, quite frankly, as for us. and that's what we're in the situation that we're in. well, and that's what i would ask about professor prime. because do you think other countries should be doing more even including mexico, to stop these migrants at their southern border? and why are they not? why are they allowing them to pass through? why not try to actually keep them within your own country? if you, if you want to be of help as well. um, you know, there's 2 issues here. one is if we're just talking about people who are economic,

my friends, but for the people who are asylum seekers, and they have an international right to seek refuge in a place that is going to in the country where they feel like they're going to be say, so, um, you know, and mexico is not responsible for the reasons why most people are seeking refuge. if we really look to the underlying structural reasons why most people come to the us border is because of us foreign policy. it's because of the words that we have that we have sponsored in other countries because we have sponsored in other countries, especially talking about latin america or the economic warfare. and that's in the form of sanctions. so really, um, you know, if we're talking about mexico, is there anything mexico needs to do a better job of protecting the human rights of migrants. we see tremendous corruption and in the mexican immigration system. and you know that with a fire we saw, you know, just a few weeks ago, i think into that or a month or 2 ago into the products that killed so many. my friends from guatemala,

were seeing that mexico is not really doing what it needs to do to protect these people who are seeking asylum, or people who are migrating for economic reasons. that's perhaps another question. but many of the people who are coming to our board or are, is actually king asylum because they are victims of conditions that are caused by u. s. foreign policy was the industry. and gabriel, actually, when i ask you that, because professor brown pine brings up an excellent point, talking about that, a lot of these folks are being displaced because of safety reasons, thinking asylum, because of american foreign policy interventions that we're doing in countries specifically latin america. but others around the world that we're finding, do you think there should be more accountability and americans are going guess what? we causes problems. so therefore, why are you complaining about having to deal with it? a yeah, certainly there's plenty of people have, might have valley reasons coming into the united states and, and who really might have a reason to fear for the lives. unfortunately,

we're just not capable of processing all these people. we don't have enough resources. you don't have an affordable stroke. we don't have enough. uh, did you just as far as the judicial system, the process, all these people, it's incredibly difficult. actually. we do these folks and find out who has a, a viable claim and who does it. you know, down here in south florida, we see a lot of people coming in from latin america, even though the border now is getting a bit of salt filled with people from all over the world. not just from the south of central america. we have all these folks down here in south florida and, and none of these people believe it and all these folks are coming through cleaning asylum. how about that kind of asylum? we, we, we know people anecdotally, we've seen people who but we've come here from venezuela escaping there. there are ceilings, people who have either kidnapped them or, or their families or, or, and 11 case, great them, they walk into an elevator who is here in, in south florida and who walks in their a silent and do you find out how do you say that you will do it through some bogus

claims that we just simply don't have the resources. and i think that's a very good point. that is that you have to make there, but i'm gonna stick with you on this gabrielle. because sure. do you think kind of 40 to have been made actually permanent? because considering it was all of the other diseases and viruses which are not immunize again, so many of these countries, these migraines are coming from. and this was a title put into place to per diem. to prevent future spread of disease, you know, and i'll tell you why, because i think it, i think it was a bad it, this is a failure of the federal government, dividing them restriction to solve a serious issue. type of 42 was always going to pay down to expire at some point or another whether you keep the count that down the road another 6 months. we need to fix this issue. yes, since the humanitarian issue. yes, it's an economic issue for, for of people make that case with the problem. the problem lies with the federal government and no matter what happens and it was title 42. now for down the road this, this is going to pop up. and so the people up in dc, you need to get their stuff together. and finally, fix this big,

big issue. you have a professor, probably this is an excellent point. this is one of the few issues that i think it a truly is by part of. so i'm because both parties deserve a lot of the blame because neither one of them have wanted to fix the issue when they've been in power. this was a title that started off under president trump. so at this stage, you know, it, could you look at what happened or need present treatment? is there any difference between the policy under president trump, our president biden, or is it the exact same and they're just pointing fingers at each other? yeah, i mean, i think they're equally bad if anything, the policy under body moves worse because under title forwarding to which i want to point out has nothing whatsoever to do with public because there was no career cdc scientist that ever publicly expressed support for that. it was roundly dismissed by public health excellence experts as actually being a public health manager. it was, it was put in place by the white supremacist, steven miller, the a to trump. so.