u. s. has been used extensively globally, often to a devastating effect. so why the sudden is there all of this concern? i think the world should be worried about the unrelenting u. s. nato. proxy war and ukraine. ah, that war is the aim of that. what war is to do to the russian federation? what it did, those, the u. s. a. nato did to you. it's la via and the $990.00 s. they defeated, they divided it, they gobbled it off, and that's what they'd like to do to russia. what's really worrisome is that the u . s. and nato are pushing and out of the envelope. they are raising the stakes all the time with more and more dangerous provocation such as the sabotage of the north stream pipeline. and all this talk of a dirty bomb. people in the world should be worried that this conflict, which is instigated by the u. s. and nato may push the war in ukraine into a nuclear conflagration. and why are they talking about it now? i think i'm, why are they talking about iran now? i think it's a projection or of ups for cation because for years the u. s. has run, as you pointed

u. s. the americans asked for a meeting. i can't do that and that's it. they're not the executive power in 2 weeks. the situation in the u. s. won't be what it is now, the price president and a lot of it might be on something here it is attempt to read the tea leaves the head of the us, the mid term elections. and a couple of weeks the democrats are in a really tight race with republicans for control of the house, the senate, and also several states. and the number one issue for american voters by far is inflation with ukraine, way down that list of priorities. but here's the democratic house speaker, nancy pelosi running off to a foreign country instead of towards the finish line in the final stretch of the race to attend to conference about the occupying crimea when people there voted 8 years ago in favor of what the west keep qualify as occupation. meanwhile, the biden administration and the democratic house and senate majorities keep routinely shoveling billions of dollars in cash and weapons out the door to key if enabling a war that's completely dere

but on the territories they want to liberate from a u. s. standpoint, be allegations that ukraine is building a dirty bomb or false. we have not seen at this time though, any indication that russia has made a decision or intends to employ nuclear weapons or a dirty bomb. but there would be consequences for russia whether it uses a nuclear weapon or a dirty bomb. local analyst alexander pavlovitch told us that ukraine's government could potentially stage a false flag attack to get more support from the west. yes, western backers have repeatedly mentioned all nuclear weapons and warren russia against using them. and of course, russia had no reason to use them. but then i, when, when, when the russian allegations came out, i think they sound very credible because it is definitely starting to feel war. they're desperate to get any sort of western support. and about the only way they can really gather direct western support is by staging, some sort of a false flag and accusing russia that knows that their only chance at all that they have left i

also coming up on the program, the u. s. a slam is the saudis, as a boil back stabbers, are following the opec plus decision to flush oil outputs. we are those says the u . s. is fully responsible for the energy crisis in the country with committee alive from our studio here in moscow. you're watching our t international. my name is peter scott's here with all the latest news. it's 1 o'clock this saturday at lunch time. thank you for joining us. we begin this our with breaking news from crimea. the russian anti terror committee says that a truck has exploded on the crimea bridge, which connects mainland russia and crimea, causing damage to at least 2 sections that as well as a massive fire. now this is the latest video from the explosion. it was captured on c, c t, v on the bridge. local officials say that sanker caught fire after the explosion with the cause of the bust currently under investigation. lodge fires, including one on a nearby train have already been extinguished according to russian emergency services. has local

and now they're going off aiding the russians, making a place. u. s. officials have accused iran of direct involvement in the conflict by supplying so called kamikaze drones on u a. v. specialists, russia under on have both denied those claims. me, while washington on ukraine's other nato allies continue large shipments or weapons to key if but maintain that they are not party to the conflict despite western supplied weapons being used to strike russia. for example, a top white house spokesperson john kirby 1st charges iran with engaging in bloodshed the clear evidence that iran is right now on the ground involved engaged in the war and ukraine. what we've seen is support along the line of, of you avi's wants only to admit a couple of minutes late so that the u. s. is doing the same on a larger scale. we are going to do everything we can as we have now for going on 8 months to make sure that the ukrainian armed forces have what they need in the field. and that just isn't coming from the united states. we're also leading literally leading and coordinat

a u. s. mediator has sent a written proposal to both lebanon and israel to demarcate the maritime border. the 2 countries disagree on the boundary separating very exclusive economic zones. the contested waters contains carriage gas filled and the kind of prospect. israel claims the boundary runs north at line one, giving it the right to operate in carriage. but lebanon puts the border further south at line 23. in 2012, a. u. s. mediator proposed a midway solution called the half line, but it wasn't accepted. a decade later, lebanon demanded the boundary, be pushed south to line 29. the latest u. s. proposal is said to offer a compromise. the 2 countries would share the kind of field while the carriage would stay in israel zone is in a harder explained. somebody wrote a long standing maritime border dispute between lebanon and israel. maybe close to being resolved. a written proposal is now on the table. it's based on years of intermittent and indirect negotiations mediated by the united stat

negotiate to go on right now between you as well companies and biden, about exporting oil from the u. s. a to europe. so, you know, let's get across more of a supply problem, u. s. and raise prices, even more. prices are going up faster. the u. s. a. partly because the oil companies are shutting down to refineries. you know, they're not, they're having these a regular maintenance and then there's the out so called fires and everything. and the real bottleneck is that the refining capacity. and that's been manipulated. i believe has nothing really different going on. except it's a good excuse to blame of the saudis and opec. i said, pointing the finger at the u. s. oil companies right before an election. meanwhile, energy has also been high on the agenda. it's an eas summits in prod, the box foreign policy chief just that barrel said that the opec plus decision to slash oil production was a response to the new e u. price cap on the lining that energy has become the main geopolitical issue. luca dale decker was their decision to decrease the supply of oil, which is a clear answer to our prop

the u. s. a master to pakistan isn't hot water over a tweet about visiting kashmir, disputed territory between pakistan and neighboring india. the american embassy in islamic that described the region with the abbreviation a j. k, which is used by the local independence movement. for many years, the united states has been committed to strengthening educational opportunities for residents of assad. giamvaldo in kashmir. u. s embassy in islamabad. once again acknowledges pakistan occupied kashmir as a j. k. as i, gino and kashmir, a mistake repeated more than once as a decision, and in this case signal to india. multiple statements using a j k by a serving ambassador, especially that of a friendly country is a serious issue. and definitely one that warns a response or at the very least a call to clarify christian media. if a sensitive issue needs to be dealt with sensitively, us double speak english me, it has certainly a said indian, but it's also making. c experts analyze whether u. s. z shaping

a dirty bomb? but on the territories they want to liberate from the u. s. standpoint, the allegations that ukraine is building a dirty bomb or false. ah, we have not seen at this time though, any indication that russia has made a decision or intends to employ nuclear weapons or a dirty bomb. but there would be consequences for russia whether it uses a nuclear weapon or a dirty bomb. the idea of obtaining nuclear capable weapons has been load in ukraine repeatedly over the last 8 years. younger you, i will use all my connections. i will get the whole world on its feed, the best i can, so that there is nothing but a scorched feel left of russia. them, they need to be shocked with nuclear weapons. a lot. we will use all the resources we have, including to create effective weapons, dirty or clean. this is a separate technological issue. if the ve nicholas ukraine should acquire new club happens again, ukraine can create its whole nuclear weapons, re, i greater logical power. if anyone interferes, will strike with a jody bomb will spray react of substances and

are we a u. s. impulse, a driver to get c u. s. a u s. consumer i t c u s. is really critical illness and still place it's a saturate global financial conditions to some extent. at least good, happy with the sometime in the costumes. mccann, thank you very much indeed. and keep indian movie revenues have risen every year for a decade, reaching around $2000000000.00 in 20. 19, before the pandemic started, but most recent releases have bombed at the box office. i'm bollywood. domination of the indian film industry appears to be uncertain. producers are taking a novel approach to attract people back to the cinema. as poverty, metallic reports from new delhi moviegoers are in for a treat. it's national cinema jane. india ticket prices have been slashed to less than a dollar, many shows or so it out properly. i got this be a good read and then giving hopkins and betsy puppy. so it's really nice that i don't have to put them on the way that i'd like to spend home as amount of money to actually go answered in here. does the water in the cinema often called bollywood

u. s. rhetoric is just double standards. it's hey, parker, see again, a double standard that via canada, the u. s. u k. and many other countries are port billions, tens of billions of dollars into ukraine and entre absolve in the form of weapons funding, volunteers, and training. if you wanted to talk about drones, if the if nancy pelosi wanted to talk about drones without having a double standard, she could look at the city where i'm sitting right now, hamilton ontario, canada were most of the optics for us and turkish drones are made how come, she doesn't say that canada might be a danger to the world. it's a double standard. in my opinion, we have to remember who a nancy pelosi is. she is, i want a corrupt usps politician who has enriched herself while in office. she is a millionaire. many times over, thanks to the will you. alas, a military industrial complex of people in the world should be worried that this conflict which is at a, instigated by the u. s. and nato may push the war in ukraine into a nuclear conflagration on just to return to nancy pel

also saying look, britton's one is one of the best, not realizing the u. s. a. has not had a good one for ages. the different sort of economy the u. s. senate special representative for trade to algeria on a visit to strengthen relations with the north african country. but amid the diplomatic charm offensive a bipartisan group of us congressman in the morning sanctions against the state, citing it's multi $1000000000.00 arms deal with russia. it is critical that president biden, and his administration prepared to sanction those who attempt to fund the russian government and its war machine through the purchase of military equipment. well, the demand comes as part of washington's policy of launching economic warfare against all major customers of russian, iranian, or north, korea, and weapons. over the last decade, algeria has been among the biggest clients for russian arms, with nato's 2011 intervention and libya believe to have spurred the demand. meanwhile, economic analysts, africa lauren's k. freeman understands us concerns of a growing ties between russia an

negotiate is going on right now between us, well, companies and biden, about exporting oil from the u. s. a to europe. so, you know, that's gonna cause more of a supply problem, u. s. and raise prices, even more. prices are going up fast. the u. s. a. partly because the oil companies are shutting down to refineries. you know, they're not, they're having these a regular maintenance and, and there's the out so called fires and everything and not the real bottleneck is at the refining capacity. and that's been manipulated. i believe has nothing really different going on. except it's a good excuse to blame of the saudis and opec, instead of pointing the finger at the u. s. oil companies right before an election . a british politician prompted laughter from the audience on a t v program. after trying to play the vladimir putin card instead of simply apologizing for the economic timo coin caused by the u. k. government's recent tax cat announcement. what, what does that mean? if it wants to do, he wants to be divided right now. i think people alone would have to do with a simple apology to hardly

u. s. allies and it comes as a prominence fox news host points out that. busy joe biden had said himself that the u. s. would quote, bring an end to the north seam gas pipeline that runs from russia to germany. where might some americans have gotten the notion that the by the administration might have been involved directly or through a proxy in the destruction of the north string pipelines? why would they think that they should, we didn't watch them. russia today or t has been pulled off the air when they learned from joe biden himself, he's the president. there will be no longer so nor stream to we will bring an end. and then we crowed about how great it was after it happened. we had nothing at all to do with it. and if you don't, by that story uncritically, if you have any questions about how exactly that might work, you're a disloyal american, shut up the destruction of food, the nord street pipeline, which i, i would bet was a us action, perhaps u. s. and poland. i this is, i don't, we don't stop there, that's a, that's a quite a statement as well. why

u. s. military. and of course, a u. s. military on these try, the military had their own agenda in relation to china in the pacific region, tanzania will step up its vigilance against the importation of genetically modified crops after neighboring kenya approved the farming and importation of biotechnology crops falling a 10 year ban. we are not open to such genetically modified technology can use move, has no effect on us. we will keep on utilizing the hybrid op varieties as our various studies maintain, that we have enough in the very best hybrid seeds that are commercially viable and more productive than g m. tanzania is concerned that genetically modified foods might find their way into the country. kenya is decision to return to the open cultivation of g. m. crops was made after the worst route and 40 years along with issues and the global supply chain due to the conflicts in ukraine which led to math hunger. the gm man came into effect in 2012 effectively prohibiting the open cultivation and planting of genetically

beginning of this video, we ask whether we're at the dawn of a new global economic age is the case of a u. s. versus a chinese lead system. the differences are major. the market lead system of the u. s. favors a lack of government intervention that chinese system favors had the state involvement . ah, they have reinvigorated support for state enterprises really focused on indigenous using technology, achieving, trying to achieve self reliance, not done what previous leaders have done and trying to manage and maintain a healthier constructive relationship with the united states and the west. and so what i'm talking about, what kind of order china would like, it's really what kind of order a sheet and thing led china would like, which is a world safe for state capitalist authoritarian systems. so could opposition to a chinese inspire to protection of order be strong enough to push back the tides. think it's a realistic cult that there could be a backlash. backlash, that large numbers of people, maybe even the clear majority and many will realize that nationalism, that protectionism and rivalry

bloomberg. htp, the destruction of the nord stream pipeline, which i, i wouldn't, that was a us action perhaps u. s. and poland. i, this is so just, i don't want to stop there. that's a, that's a quite a statement as well. why do you feel always that there was a u. s. action? what evidence do you have of that usa helicopters, military helicopters that are normally based in dance? i were circling over this area jeffrey sachs, now commenting on the incident u. s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln said that i talking russian pipelines was quote, in no one's interest. he did, however, at the same time, welcome the e used recent efforts that distance itself from moscow's energy supplies. it's a tremendous opportunity to once and for all remove the dependence on russian energy and thus to take away from vladimir putin, the weapon ization of energy as a means of advancing his imperial designs. that's very significant. and that offers tremendous strategic opportunity for the years to come. though, while the u. s is likely to seize the opportunity to increase l n. g shipments to the u economist, dr. i k.

u. s. to europe. so, you know, that's gonna cause more of a supply problem. the u. s. and raise price is even more prices are going up fast, the u. s. a. partly because the oil companies are shutting down to refineries. you know, they're not, they're having these a regular maintenance. and then there's the so called fires and everything and the real bottleneck is that the refining capacity. and that's been manipulated. i believe i am, we got prices going up sharply into your side. i believe. you know, another $0.25 a gallon in california. it's already more than $7.00 a gallon. so it's really interesting that you see a u. s. pointing the finger at saudi arabia and not at its own oil companies who aren't really cooperating very much either. yeah, as mid term elections coming up may be helping as politicians want to at least have someone who they say they can blame. and speaking of placing the blame, we have some democrats saying that we ought as move was deliberate to hurt the you asked while the king them is saying that the u. s. itself is to blame for rising gas prices.

it's not just a reminder that the u. s. u. only country on earth that unprovoked used the nuclear weapons in world history, but it is also a reversal biden's 2020 campaign pledge in which he was saying that nuclear weapons should online, uniquely be ever used in retaliation or as a deterrent. their opinion that was west by progressive democrats and defense hawks . here's what mr. biden had to say them with no rushes said more than one city has no plans preemptively to use nuclear weapons, was steps to receive from the west to deescalate the situation. ironically, peter, we see the opposite and opposite stabs according to air you ass diplomatic cable. washington is now speeding up its plans to upgrade nuclear weapons in europe with evan analysts criticizing the move as an unnecessary rush. asked for common pentico spokesperson answered, that it is in no way linked to current events in ukraine and it was not set up in any way. but that is not exactly true because we know the delivery was shadowed for next spring, and it is happen

u. s. slums, the saudis, as royal back stabbers following the opec close decisions, a flash oil output. we have those says the u. s. is fully responsible for the energy crisis in the country with thank you for joining us this saturday morning. my name is peter scott bringing you all the latest news here on our team from our headquarters here in the russian capital. but we begin with breaking news. this our from crimea, the russian anti terror committee says that the truck has exploded on the crime. crimean bridge connecting mainland russia and crimea, causing damage to at least 2 sections, as well as a massive fire. now this is the latest video of that explosion, captured by c c t. v. cameras. the officials say a fuel tanker caught fire after the explosion with the cause of the blast currently under investigation. the lodge fires, including on a nearby train, have already been extinguished according to russia emergency services, but ticket sales for trains to inform crimea have been suspended until further notice. i'm joined live now in the studio by r t correspondence marina course of a

she's been ordered to pay a $1300000.00 fine to the u. s. securities and exchange commission all for an instagram post. the stock is worth one point. $8000000000.00 had advertised a crypto currency called e max tokens, while failing to disco disclose when she got paid for it, she is not the only celebrity to be fine for pushing crypto back in 2020 at to steven seagal has to pay over $300000.00 for a similar stump promoting bitcoin to gen, digital assets. yes, box of floyd may weather and music produce a d. j colored also on this list in 2018, they were both fined for promoting investments in sentra, another crypto currency company. so for more on this rebates, it's a turn to that entertainment journalist k j matthews. in los angeles. great, are you on the program? k j? why are celebrities? i think it's a pleasure. what. why do they seem so keen to get involved with crypto currencies? well, you know, i think the question better question is why are they keen to get involved? anything that they get paid for may not actually be buying the produ

u. s. military. and of course, a u. s. military on these try, the military had their own agenda in relation to china in the pacific region, across to africa now, where tons and it says no to g m o. that's off to neighboring, kenya lifted it's, and year been on the farming an impulse of genetically modified crops. we are not open to such genetically modified technology. kenya's move has no effect on us. we will keep on utilizing the hybrid op varieties as our various studies maintain, that we have enough in the very best hybrid seeds that are commercially viable and more productive than g m. anthony is concerned that genetically modified foods might find their way into the country. can use decision to return to the open cultivation of g m crops was made after the west drought in 40 years, along with issues in the global supply chain due to the war in ukraine, which has led at some loss, hunger a damo gob of the 2nd former presidential aspirants for the 2023. nigerian elation says the gym. food is not right for africa. oka

a little bit. but also because the u. s. uses, you know, the dollar dominance to, oh, you know, to sanction other countries to try to control other countries. the most of the world's happy that there's another systems emerging that they can be a part of that they don't have a trade on the golf. for example, they're happy that they can trade with over countries like russia and china. iran that they don't have to be totally beholden to the united states. and that's actually a very important point that that gives them a certain degree of freedom a. this is a thesis that i heard one from, and russian analysts put out that many of those countries, they have very different social and political values and customs. but they're sort of a matter of value for all of them. and that is the freedom of choice and they ask people can choose their own path and develop according to their own national destiny, rather than american self serving prescriptions. but i guess the last question i want to ask is, do you think the washington will ever

now the u. s. a is piling all kinds of weapons into taiwan. and there is a bill before the u. s. congress that would essentially renege on the one china policy. the added state seems to be prepping its european allies for war as well, urging them to stockpile weapons and of course, purchased more of them from the united states. we hear from us colleagues, actually advice, invest in your own strategic enablers. because there might come a time and it could be pretty soon when actually we, the u. s. might be engaged fully elsewhere in asia pacific and we will be simply unable to support you. and as washington goes, so goes there allies. a poll now shows that 50 percent of those living in australia would be in favor of military action to defend taiwan. so while joe biden says he does not seek any confrontation or conflict with china, he simply wants competition. his actions tell us something very different and the result of those actions going to have dire consequences for the world war is a very intense thing to go further in depth on this. let's go live now to former us pentagon

u. s. has always viewed a secure and prosperous pakistan as critical to u. s. interests and more broadly, the u. s. values are longstanding cooperation with pakistan. the united states is confident of accent commitment and its ability to secure its nuclear assets north way, president pine, and made a remark that his lamb about nuclear weapons have no cohesion. pakistan immediately reacted to the provocative claim with the country's foreign minister. moving to summon the usaa vasa and voicing his shawl co biden's nucleus statement. i am surprised by their a box of president by the i believe this is exactly the sort of misunderstanding that is created when there is a lack of engagement. we meet all each and every international standard as far as the safety and security of our nuclear assets. biden's weren't the apparently don't reflect us pakistan relations. earlier in september, washington resumed military support to his lamb about after a full year pause. a full $150000000.00 package includes the upkeep of the f. 16 fighter jets of the pakistani air force str

u. a and saudi from u. s, military companies. that's why in the us, people are saying, hang on a minute, we must tie any kind of aid and contracts to ordering saudi arabia here in the u. a about just the way that nato, the defense department, and the u. s. military industrial complex want them to act. so yeah, it is a balancing game, but then again, the international, the strategic, sorry, no international, the american strategic petroleum reserves with united states before this decision. we're looking like they were back in the 1980s when arguably they could order the u . a in saudi arabia. more washington. good. and now i think in the past few minutes, the u. s. is already saying they're going to have to release more from that strategic petroleum reserve. so it's a balancing act for developing world countries. but many roman j does. even in the washing belt, we're having to admit is a change times. and of course, looking towards it, even though not reporting on it, we soccer chang, i cooperation organization meeting led to learn

u. s. is a dying empire and it's desperately clinging to its empire at this point. present like we talked about the united states. so we discussed russia, we discussed the ukraine. let's talk about the rest of the world. the kremlin is now trying to frame its own cause as a broad fight against haji morning, neo colonialism. acknowledge is the 1st and foremost that pursues its own national interest, economic and political independence and sovereignty. but i think putting in many of his speeches stresses that ultimately that 5 is also creating the grounds for and more democratic international system. do you think there is any support for this kind of car within the larger and not knowing the western world? i do, i think in it that's being reflected in the un votes. i mean what you're saying is that it's really, you know, the u. s. canada, western europe, japan and australia. they're on their own against russia. really, the rest of the world is not an even you see, saudi arabia now closing up the r

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so, you know, that's going to cause more of a supply problem. u. s. and raise prices even more prices are going up fast in the u. s. a. partly because the oil companies are shutting down the refineries. you know, the night they're having these a regular maintenance and, and there's the so called fires and everything. and the real bottleneck is that the refining capacity. and that's been manipulated. i believe there's nothing really different going on, except it's a good excuse to blame of the saudis and opec. i said, pointing the finger at the u. s. oil companies right before an election. a procession minister prompted laughter from the audience on a tv program after trying may, trying to play to vladimir putin card instead of apologizing for the economic timo course by the government's 45000000000 pan tax cas. what, what does that mean? a futon wants to do. he wants to be divided right now. i think people a lot thing has to do with a simple apology to hardly stable he's already or changed the policy holder. of course, i'm sorry. the british government

u. s. to europe. so, you know, that's going to cause more of a supply problem, the u. s. and raise prices, even more. prices are going up fast. the u. s. a. partly because the oil companies are shutting down to refineries. no, they're not having these a regular maintenance. and then there's the so called fires and everything, and the real bottleneck is that the refining capacity. and that's been manipulated . i believe has nothing really different going on, except it's a good excuse to blame of the saudis and opec. instead of pointing the finger at the u. s. oil companies right before an election. meanwhile, energy has also been high on the agenda, add an ear summit in prague. the box foreign policy chief justice burrell said the opec was decision to slash oil production was a response to the new e u. price cap, underlining that energy has become the main geo political issue. luca dale begged with their decision to decrease this reply of coil, which is a clear answer to our proposal to price of the means that the annual fee is becoming demotion. portland geostrategic issue

u. s. government's reaction from washington. a u. s. state department spokesman says the so called suicide drones that hit keith monday morning or likely made any run. the state department says it's been warning since july that iran was planning to sell the drones to russia for use against ukraine. and that the u. s. has now determined the arrangement is in violation of a un resolution link to the 2015 iran nuclear deal. this resolution placed a weapons embargo on iran and while the ban on selling conventional weapons expired in 2020, the u. s. as there still remains a ban on iran selling advanced weaponry, like these groans, england were the 1st to say that this weapons trade is illegal. iranian denies making the drones that hit key if but the white house as that is untrue. and the white house also describes the drone attacks on residential keith as war crimes saying that russia must be held accountable. now, several e u foreign ministers have called for sanctions against iran, over the transfer a drones to russia. the u. s. has so f

u. s. military. and of course, a u. s. military on these try in the military, have their own agenda in relation to china in the pacific region. the republic of korea and the u. s. will reportedly whole joint maritime exercises on the 7th and 8th of october in response to a north korean missile launches. this causes a south korean ballistic missile malfunction and crashed on the outskirts of the military base on wednesday during a live fire drill conducted with american forces. the crash which occurred amid heightened tensions with north korea caused panic among local residents and municipal official in this city where the incident took place accused the government of using taxpayer money for weapons that threatened the countries own people. a short range missile was equipped with a war, had been denied at ne, upon impact. no casualties were reported. the exercises began days after you as a vice president, comalla harris visited south korea in a show of solidarity as at neighboring north korea, ramped up test of its own s

now commenting on the incident, the u. s. a secretary of state antony blinkin stated that a talking russian pipelines was quote, in no one's interest. however, he was happy to welcome european efforts to distance themselves from russian energy . it's a tremendous opportunity to once and for all remove the dependence on russian energy and thus to take away from vladimir putin, the weapon ization of energy as a means of advancing his imperial designs. that's very significant. and that offers tremendous strategic opportunity for the years to come. while the u. s. is trying to see the opportunity to increase. it's alan j supplies to europe. the economist i spoke to a short time ago doctor, i can hammer, he's actually afraid your of dependence on washington at the end of the day could be risky. oh, this is of course not only ridiculous. this is, this is totally wrong. and we what change the dependency on a monopoly monopolized on the u. s. l n g with prices who are where we are not compatible in the world. so if we would have to rel

the perceptions of african, the u. s. a very much outdated and i would say that they are stuck in the 20th century for the most part. you find this across various levels of american society . so overall, africa is seen as a humanitarian case rocked by conflict by corruption by terrorism. and in need of aid, as you mentioned in your introduction, all of these things are true. the problem is that they are incomplete. they present an incomplete picture of where african countries are today. sol, within the american government, things are starting to shift. but overall africa, as soon as she might turn back water, that is not central to us strategic priorities. as you have in the case of europe, we can see with the one ukraine, all of the billions of dollars, the ukraine and even even even other european countries have received or the case of parts of asia. so africa is not seen as the as corte strategic parties. president biden has lots of africa since he has zoomed off is over a year ago, although he has visited europe his to

a representative of the u. s. government, which is at this current time flagrant lease dealing syrian oil, in addition to illegally occupying half the country through its kurdish proxies is just a pinnacle of citizens and how dare c. i mean, has he, he knows this, he, he knows this is a thing, but apparently believes that what america does, it's fine. and this is one of those things that prevents international law from actually existing one of the was biggest banks could it is desperately trying to calm its investors amid increasing concerns about financial health and potential collapse. shares in the swiss lender have fallen to a record low. they tumbled by as much as 12 percent at one point on monday. and the last in any 60 percent this year alone, also correspond. moping gives us some details on the story. we have credit suisse, which is a major global bank, a major financial investment firm. and it's basically having at this point, what is the worst annual sales drop? the biggest annual sales drop in its hist