region actually trades more in services with other actors, japan, the group in union, and also the u. s. t. and trying to in terms of investment in road, notwithstanding. actually the u. s. japan and you invest far more in the region than china. so sometimes there's a big focus on the trade, and that i think only captures part of the picture. what is the entire picture? i'm in the united states as a president biden today, announced investment in indonesia, for instance, in climate and food security. and last year the u. s. and i was more than $250000000.00 in new initiatives with all see on is that what you are going to try and do so the us will try to invest more than that to be sure. but the nature of the u. s. and chinese investments are bit different for us. there's a difference between real life investments and promise investments. the u. s. tend to be better in terms of realized investment and the u. s. investment will come and the big ticket items like the chinese pharmacists do. what happens, individual companies will invest a few, a few 100000000, maybe a 1000000000, and then they

the state of u. s. t is only the beginning later on, and the decade will see 1st by it for the next generation of ground based telescope systems. the european extremely large telescope, which is the biggest telescope ever constructed. and that will also provide us with a leap forward. and what we can learn about the planets as to what i expect. the only thing i can say with certainty is that there will be surprises. ah, every time we look at ex planets, we see something we were not expecting to put on my good scientist hat. i have to say, i'm coming in with no expectations. i will let the data guide me see what we see that there's something else. it takes a very expert, i to look at our data and interpret what that means for the planet. sometimes i talk to my husband who's a data scientist and he looks at my plots and he says you, you learned what about the planet from those squiggly lines. but i've been working on this now for over a decade. and to me those quigley, lines are beautiful and filled with in

kinds of countries that are using it, definitely regularly, you see china, iran, rac, north korea and u. s. t, it shouldn't belong in that list. and so i think we need to start thinking about the definitely not through the frames of some sort of crime control, but through the, for that clearly the lens of, of human rights which is now we're squarely, europe is the, i'm going to pick up on it you, you've argued that human rights as outlined in the 1948 universal declaration of human rights. cannot be truly universal as long as there are countries with the death penalty. talk me through that. what. what do you think? yeah, we're connect. yeah, absolutely. so the universal declaration of human rights, outlawed torture, and says, no one shall be subjected to torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment. and if you think about what the death penalty actually is, the definitely really just constitutes a series of death threats. if you think about capital charges on a piece of paper, but it's really a death threat, a death sentence is just more credible death threat. and then ultim

people, at least for nike mean queers was responding to a question about a social media post by the u. s. t. in it's the emblem of the islamic republic was removed from the iran flag. the post since deleted was in support of women in iran that in turn has led to accusations of west and hypocrisy. are you okay to be representing the us? meanwhile, there's so much discrimination happening against black people in america. there's discrimination. her everywhere you go, ah, you know, one thing that i've learned, especially from living abroad in the past years and i having to fit in different cultures and can assimilate into different cultures. ah, is that in the us? we're, we're continuing to make progress every single day as long as you see progress. that's most important thing in a daft answer from adams ahead of a football match that will be even more political than usual. it's got more or less from it. is brooke from dw sport? welcome mature. so iran versus usa, one of the tools was politically charged games, as we've seen, as what has been crucial on the pitch. absolutely. so we've just hea

he was actually on a 60 minute interview show with the legendary u. s. t a television journalist mike wallace and was quoting abraham lincoln. he gave her a press conference for journalists where they could ask critical questions. i mean, all those things are seem very unheard of an unimaginable now. and the youth really thinks, wow, what a leader. and he exposed himself to john and his question, he was really, he showed very genuine emotions and he seemed very close to the people. that's quite a contrast to what we have now. right. and there had been rumors of his death for some time. i think it's, it, it's interesting that the announcement has been made during these a cove in protest. i could his death be useful to either side. and in this current controversy. yes, there are many ways of interpretation. so under, at one hand, it was also the death of a chinese politician in $9089.00, which in turn was leading to the t. n. m. and protest, i mean, the biggest protest movement which was correct on a violent in $9089.00. and now we have, of course, again, a

republican party, indorse more than 330 candidates this time around in an interview that aired on u. s. t v. tonight. he said, i quote, i think if they win, i should get all the credit. and if they lose, i shouldn't be blame. no credits will probably argue in a lot of have that a lot of the candidates that he's put up are simply to extreme. and many worry that that may have scared away voters so wins that should have been or what the race is . that should have been easy winds for republicans may end up democrats hands instead is really going to be interesting to, to watch. the big question also booming, obviously is, is he going to run for president? and again, he's kind of been teasing this throughout the campaigns of many expect him to make that announcement shortly after the midterms. yeah, he's been hinting at that extremely heavily. let's say i want to ask you a little bit about the demographics in the u. s. selections and in this midterm in the midterm races, we know that latino voters and black voters traditionally are a stronghold for the democratic party. or we see that trend con

people, at least for 90 minutes. clara was responding to a question about social media post by the u. s. t. it's the emblem of the atlantic republic was removed from the iran flag. the post since deleted was in support of women in iran. that in turn has to accusations of west and hypocrisy. are you ok to be representing the us? meanwhile, there's so much discrimination happening against black people in america. there's discrimination. everywhere you go. you know, one thing that i've learned, especially from living abroad in the past years and having to fit in, in different cultures and kinda assembly into different cultures. is that in the us where we're continuing to make progress every single day as long as you see progress? that's the most important thing. i think a deaf dancer from adams ahead of a football match that will be even more political than usual. what's your date of leaders? life on berlin, that nato secretary general jensen. dalton burgess, you to hold a press conference and the next half hour or so we will bring that to you live. i don't forget you can always get d w. news

many were processed and moved to immigration detention facilities in the u. s. t 1000 was swiftly flying back to haiti. shock was one of them. a be appealing conversation with the nom, navea to me know there it be of in the meaner than it is. then we live without icing. the do the women's of his him. no bus me a went to the full fair to the possible federal don't be our law of you and they bought all boggy. i animal. but keep the bay even keep women market formidable. the atmosphere awaiting jack back home resembled rosa. gangs have been battling each other in the capital, poor prince. more than 1000 people been killed in the violence just this year. residents have been forced to flee their homes. kidnappings, have become commonplace. people have been escaping haiti from generalized violence on the hands of criminal, a groups, gangs with no protection from from the afford. dissing hated nearly half the country or close to 5000000 people are facing acute hunger. even cholera has returned after being eradicated 3 years ago. gash is $20.00 a gallon right now. food, h

that that is not the case according to the u. s. t, according to that official, they do not want to see a conflict with china. hundreds of thousands of people have rallied in spain's capital madrid to court for better health care services. public health workers and their supporters are demanding more primary health care staff that cold front end to what they say is the regional governments dismantling the public health system in favor of private providers. they also want more support to the health workers protested, have rallied in serbia's capital belgrade, calling on authorities to improve air quality organizers say toxic and hills and thousands of people in said yeah. countries facing several environmental problems along with other parts of the western balkans, including routed rivers and waste management. east african leaders have announced talks aimed at stopping fighting in the eastern democratic republic of congo, a so called peace dialogue will be held in kenya on november. the 21st announcement came as congress forces battle

people, at least for 90 minutes. kiros was responding to a question about a social media post by the u. s. t in it's the emblem of the islamic republic was removed from the iran flag. the post since delete it was in support of women in iran that in turn has read to accusations of west and hypocrisy. who are you ok to be representing the us. meanwhile, there's so much discrimination happening against black people in america. there's discrimination. her everywhere you go, you know, one thing that i've learned, especially from living abroad in the past years and i having to fit in different cultures and kind of assembly into different cultures. ah, is that in the us? we're, we're continuing to make progress every single day as long as you see progress. that's the most important thing in a daft answer from adams ahead of a football match that will be even more political than usual. now on monday as actually portugal sealed their spot in the last 16 after 2, bruno fernandez goals saw them beat uruguay. 2. now after a goal is 1st half portugal dominated the 2nd half christiana, rinaldo was merely

just of able to replace the united nations with the u. s. t only uses when it gets to work. so it's advantage or i think nato is of a much bigger calling and that's why it's out of out of area operations. and when that's why last 20 seconds, you can remember almost out of time. well, we had a big problem on our hands here. and now how it, how it is, i think we're running out of really positive options. we need to start listening to the russian side and being serious about ending this. and i don't see that serious . i think the american people are not informed. so they're not pushing back and it'll just take some more negative things to happen before we do. ok, learning is very difficult for this felicia. let's all the time you want to thank my guessing mom jackson and him watching everyone think or be worse for watching and seniority see next time, remember, ah, ah, with phrase will never be a victory for russia. we, we shall see what your school we much really need not done, but you look at a meal. crane more is a proxy war. this is a war between russia and the united state

got some wet weather, some wintry weather down across march of california, that western side of the u. s. t. the unsettled over the next couple of days. been unsettled across east to sort of a caribbean. and that dominique a, we had over 200 millimeters of brian and not too far away. instant lucia, there have been floods and land slides as some very heavy rain has made its way cross at east side of the caribbean, associated with this nasty area of low pressure. dry weather now started to come back in behind with further flooding. ah, canyon journalists, initiative, press freedom and justice, a space situations where someone a former maintenance investigate in government, corruption in the national health care system, some of the transaction testing. i typically a money that is an explained africa, uncensored and publishable things that people don't want to publish, even if it doesn't need to be oscar. who's truth is it anyway on al jazeera lou. ah then your what shall 0 amount of our top store is this, are you in the chief ontario, tara shows warned that the world is losing the battle again

just of able to replace the united nations with the u. s. t only uses when it gets to work. so it's advantage or i think nato is of a much bigger calling and that's why it's out of out of area operations. and when that's why last 20 seconds, you can remember almost out of time. well, we had a big problem on our hands here. and now how it, how it is, i think we're running out of really positive options. we need to start listening to the russian side and being serious about ending this. and i don't see that seriousness, i think the american people are not informed. so they're not pushing back and it'll just take some more negative things to happen before we do. ok, learning is very difficult for this felicia, that's all the time i want to thank my guess mom jackson and him watch me. one thing our viewers are watching and seen r t c next time. remember, ah, ah, ah, ah . a disdain because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground. ah croatia as president say the e u is delusional to think it can ha

just to be able to replace the united nations with the u. s. t only uses when it gets to work. so it's advantage or i think nato as of a much bigger calling and that's why it's out of out of area operations. and when that's why last 20 seconds, you can remember almost out of time. well, we had a big problem on our hands here. and now how it, how it is. i think we're running out of really positive options. we need to start listening to the russian side and being serious about ending this. and i don't see that serious. i think the american people are not informed. so they're not pushing back. and it will just take some, some more negative things to happen before we do. ok, learning is very difficult for this felicia let's all the time when i think my guess and mom jackson and im watching everyone think our viewers are watching. and c r t c next time remember? ah, ah. a nozzle you. why do you easy while furnace us? ah, here for you, it's a fun slide yet if south. yeah. rush south with a new dock. awesome voice. now watch them up all mutable. upright people in the is emily up a lit

got some wet weather, some wintry weather down across march of california, that western side of the u. s. t. the unsettled over the next couple of days. been unsettled across east to sort of a caribbean. and that dominique a, we had over 200 millimeters of brian and not too far away. and so lucia have been floods and land flies as some very heavy rain has made its way cross at east side of the caribbean, associated with this nasty area of low pressure. dry weather now started to come back in behind with further flooding. with a new series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities is helping tackle today's environmental catastrophe. in columbia, the arrow lack of people, team of scientists, to understand why species of towed one foot extinct is still thriving in the coastal mountains of the sierra nevada destinations frontline. this story night towed on al jazeera. lulu ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories, the south democrats and republicans making last ditch appeals on the final day of campaigning before tuesdays crucial midterm elections. the v

i was really huge support from the school, from the teacher and from u. s. t, i did it on me and i said okay, can you helped us a lot and stood by via letter e 11 of those k. when i see how balanced she is now, it makes me proud and happy isn't as that the facts, honey is very nice. but sometimes it was also very hard and very upsetting to go through all of that in that room. that it always prefer alone. anyone dizzy near before it happened? a land had warned us that had been with you ma'am. you? i know this isn't going to end well with me. one day when i'm gone, it will be very hard for you, no expert after a while, that you will do things as a physical and i will dig things if it, because what i want to help people, so that the same thing that happened to me, it doesn't happen to them you're looking simply, but what well for as a way on my shoulders is that on december 24th and then asked that the outpatient facility he was attending for therapy to admit him as an impatient that i indo. but he said he was not well given that he was not feeling well dinner. s

u. s, but against iran's government, but it didn't disrupt the match which ended in a thick tree for iran. t ron it, kate, in celebration. once the matches are played here these days, but it was in the stadium in 998 that a rome, b u. s. a. to one in one of the most politically charged games in world history says it was crazy, amazing. the game changed the image of iran and iranian girl with the painting of iranian flag and her cheek a, she was kissing and then re can support, you know, and i mean, it was really, really fun. iran and usa meat once again in the casa world cup, political tensions remain high between the 2 countries, anti wrong current down of anti government protests. mean that a modern lily, se, they'll watch the game, but with mixed feelings more than 20 years after experiencing the excitement of iran 1st ever will come when natasha butler, l. japira. leon? well, i can tell you in the going between set of cool and set a goal and it could also go have just taken the lead smart saw scoring the goals that i run. it sits by the thought was the replacement society or monday. so h

u. s. media reports, the carter said to be concentrated among the corporate workforce, ending the company's devices group. it follows a wave of job cuts across the technology sector in the u. s t right now where many sharps in tehran are close as part of a strike action to mark the anniversary of the 2019 protest against rising fuel prices that ended in a violent crackdown people and also gather in the series to demonstrate this comes as the outcry continues over the death of 22 year old martha armine while in police custody. dasa jabari report, some terran today's march 3 years since those protests erupted in 2019 on november 15th, when you woke up to the news overnight that the government had increased fuel prices on route 200 percent without any kind of warning to the general public demonstrations. that took place 3 years ago lasted for about a week, and that is when we saw a complete blackout of the internet insider iran. and there was reports by various human rights groups that hundreds of people were killed during the protest that took place that officials never released any numbers on their end. where it's been happening today was a number of unofficial groups on social

u. s. l i s t really comes under the so called new killer umbrella for american forces to defend it with doomsday weapons because it doesn't have any of its own. despite that, there appears to be somewhat of a shift in australia is approached towards the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons in october cumber. busy only abstained from a vote in the u. n. now sought to bond quote, developing using or threatening to use nuclear arms or even helping another country do so. that's after 5 years of clear opposition to any such proposal. also, the u. s. needs as truly as a key, geographical partner in the sunni and august proctor as part of its efforts to contain china. plums for approach meant between beijing and cambra, could also be a cause for washington. concern to australian prime minister anthony albany, z a set to meet with chinese president. she jen paying later this week. mr. albany, the noted about the meeting would be a positive thing after years of trouble relations earlier month. robson, forme

little bit of wet weather now in the process of clearing away from the east side of the u. s. t. m. live the storm still in place here, and we have got snow gathering to the west. ah ah, growing up in greece means taking action. welcome to generation chains, a political theory, the understand challenge, the idea of mobilizing you around the world when the political party, they will talk about our problems, enough, a call from one generation because 0 is of being in the greek society system. there's no promote the interest of working class people. there is a difference between being able to participate in the system and actually being presented in the system generation change on al jazeera lou. with welcome to walk up to die on wrong topic. i will lie that i'll studio and go ha wooten, trunk in the house nation, cut off, grow the business, end of group c and d with 3 more pricing. got grabbed in the law 16th. did i, australia have that bike in there and had the wit again. denmark will see the suckers into the knockout stages. defending champions frogs already in the last date. but if

u. s. l i s t really. it comes under the so called new killer umbrella, for american forces to defended with, didn't they weapons because it doesn't have any with zone notably cambra earlier. abstain from a vote in the u. n. that's sort of been quote, the developing using or threatening to use nuclear armless or helping another country do so. also the u. s. at needs australia as a key, geographical partner in the so named august park. this part of its efforts to contain china, plans for reproach, meant between beijing and cambra, maybe cause as well for washington's concern as a strictly in prime minister anthony albany. z. a said to meet with chinese president, she jin, paying later this week, all been a noted the meeting would be a quote, positive thing after years of trouble relations are not rob said. busy former deputy minister of foreign, the 1st for new zealand told me there's increasing support in australia to pull back from it's us partnership. there's big support in australia or australia to stop

the sea of crypto currency exchange f t x will step down as the company found a bankruptcy in the u. s. f t. x is one of the world's biggest script to exchanges . it says it's seeking court protection as it tries to return money to its uses. the family of a jail british egyptian activists has requested a presidential pardon based on his worsting health. a law abdul fata has been on hunger strike for 7 months and stopped drinking water on sunday. is families also disputing a public prosecutor's report, claiming he's in good health? he's been in jail for months without charge. the catholic church is launching an investigation into a french caught nose jean pier record issued a public letter admitting to abusing a 14 year old girl in the late 19 eighties. the vatican says it's evaluating who would be the best suited person to conduct the investigation. argentina government has announced a deal with good suppliers that tries to tackle runaway inflation. people held demonstrations of inflation early this week. businesses have not read to regulate prices of many basic goods for the next 4 mo

u. s. l i s t really. it comes under the so called new killer umbrella, for american forces to defend it with doomsday weapons because it doesn't have any of its own. despite that, there may be a shift in australia is approach towards the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons because earlier in october cambra and only abstain from a votes in the u. n. that sorta bond quote at developing, using or threatening to use nuclear weapons or even helping another country do so just to put that in context, that's after 5 years of a clear opposition to accept any such proposal. also the u. s. needs just really as a key, geographical app partner in the so named office park. this part of its efforts to contain china. plans for a reproachful between beijing, uncover and maybe a cause for washington. concerned to stay in prime minister anthony albany. z a said to meet with chinese president. she jin peng earlier this week, mr. albany thing noted that the meeting would be a quote, positive thing after years of trouble relat

at turkish syria border crossing the s t f is on the alliance of local syrian opposition fighters founded by the u. s. in 2015. washington begun arming them shortly before an offensive to recapture the northern city of rocca from iso, it's made up of largely kurdish faces from the white p jeep. the s t f also includes arab tuchman at our 1000000 faces algebra concerns about us support, especially out of the group launched operations in arab majority areas of northeastern syria. ah, so let's bring in, i guess, for today's discussion from oxford in the u. k, we joined by a gallup valet, a non resident senior fellow at the middle east council on global affairs here in doha is mac troops where a director of the golf study center console university. and from washington d. c. were joined by lawrence call, the former us assistant secretary of defense and senior fellow at the center for american progress. gentlemen, will welcome to you all call. it will start with you. what art turkey has intentions in northern syria? is it going to launch a ground attack? well, i think the intention is based on the what

brief on say, if you, if you would, the, as we said earlier, the s t f in alliance of local syrian opposition fighters founded by the u. s. does . does the us have any sympathy, a tool with turkey over the fact that it, but it's not happy with the s t f? does it understand that beef? well, i think it does it out as a stanza. the problem, as my colleague pointed out with the syrian refugees and that some parts of the up, the, the out forces the y p g and that other p k, k, have done some terrible things with turkey. but by and large, the ones we're working with are not responsible for that. their main goal is to protect the courage in iraq, not to go into turkey and turkey lumps all of them together and the p k. k is not the same as though the y, p j. they have different goals, different tactics that they use and different standards, much or wherever feeding. this is going to be that, but the, the last question he would about a minute and a half to it to answer here. one thing we haven't discussed, of course, is that these aren't empty tracts of land. we're talking about here with no one that is fights us. i mean, peop

while the republicans have not called an end t u. s. army supply chain, they say most of the weapons and not being accounted for the white house claims, it simply has a very limited budget for providing enough oversight. however, according to the washington post, joe biden has resistance and the increasing number of american inspectors deeper into ukraine, supposedly, as a fear of provoking a toughest falls from russia and escalating the conflict. some of the weapons sent you great, are ending up being sold on the black market where they can be acquired by terrorists. that's according to a top law enforcement official from the u. k, which has also been sending guns. a cave grain hadn't been well known as a new tourist hub for arms traffic, even before russia's managing operation began in february for president security policy. alice michael maloof says the by the administration is reluctant to thoroughly truck. the weapons it sends g crane can lead to dressing consequences in europe. they cannot keep track of what is being sent and the

i'll be sure to chain on at 2100 g and t on monday for a previous the u. s. midterms will have an hour long special. what's at stake in the right and our coverage i'm pulling day begins at one g m t on wednesday will a correspondence across the u. s. must reaction to the results wide range and unless moscow box officials in the castle regions say they have been power outages, self to russian reports ukrainian forces attack to dam. but that eat me to high nova cove a damn holes. 18000000 cubic meters of water from the denice per river. since october russian, ukraine have repeatedly accused each other planning to reach the damn with explosives. while the dam is near the city of cason, ukrainian troops have been pushing towards that area for weeks in an effort to recapture it. grains president, fellows may zalinski, says rushes and suffering heavy losses in the east and done yet screeching as moscow's preparing new assaults on ukrainian energy of facilities. acid bag has more from cosivity. now we haven't heard anything directly from the ukrainians about those

u. s. one, the match shearing can be heard, this video is from the tall building in the capital t ron and was posted by someone saying they were jubilant about the u. s. victory as well. many others posting on social media as well. one football fan from iran told the w after he saw the match. impressive is very, very, very difficult or tricky position. at the same time, he's our national team. he wanted to win, but at the same time we didn't want them to him because they are presenting your ideas. yeah. that one i did on. and we were happy that the loss because they were using for propaganda, for sports, gopro baganda, and platform to show that won't ever, that is normal, everything going up according to plan normal life, i think going on 8 on england. meanwhile, was the leader and grew be heading into the matchups. they were up against by the whales and inland. found all they needed from marcus rochefort. be connected on this free kicked into england were up one nil. early of the 2nd half and england put it on from that rush which took a pass along the right side and weaved his way. for left

u. s. a. natal hey, t humanitarian crisis shows little sign of a bay thing with millions of people still threatened with hunger disease, poverty, and violence. that wasn't a situation of both the un high commissioner for refugees to implore countries to stop turning away haitian asylum seekers. the forced removal of people to a place where they may face risk of persecution, torture or other serious or irreparable harm would amount to refile and which is explicitly prohibited under international refugee and human rights law. international law also prohibits collective expulsions, an arbitrary detention associated with it. a statement come to us agents on the board with mexico continue to carry out mass deportations of haitians, many of whom have travelled thousands of miles in search of asylum. the bind in administration is reportedly considering holding the refugees in guantanamo bay, which is drawn outrage from human rights organizations, such as on the sea international washington, canada, and the united nations security council. calling for foreign troops to return to haiti despite haitians cont

be sure to tune in at 2100 g m t on monday for a preview of the u. s. midterms will have an hour long special. what is at stake in this vote? and i'll coverage on pulling day begins at one g m t on wednesday. we'll have correspondence across the u. s. plus reaction to the results from a wide range of homeless. as the opening ceremony, the un climate conference is happening in just a few hours time in egypt and city of shaw on shake. delegates have finalized the agenda the cop $27.00 and have agreed to include the a ship climate change compensation for developing nations. they have a busy 2 weeks ahead with a report by the well meteorological organization finding that the last 8 years, all the hottest on record, or not from the haunting of what to expect. in the next 2 weeks. the seas have never been mis high. the planet has never been this warm, distinguished delegate for 2 weeks representatives from nearly 200 countries, while whole talks in egypt on a continent already ravaged by severe drought in food shortages. the annual un summit is focused on gl

u. s. midtown. poland starting o 100 g m t on widen state. we're going to have correspondence across the u. s. to break down all the results. explain what it means for those in america, and why the midterm is matter to the rest of the world. ah, the wind is accusing its neighbor democratic republic of congo of provocation after its fighter jet, entered your wanda, air space. families. planes have been targeting m 23 rebels in the east of the country. more than 3000 new army recruits have also started training and the city of goma. the congolese government accuses rwanda of backing the m $23.00 fighters, which could golly denied. the renewed conflict has forced hundreds of thousands of people from their homes in recent months. mark web has more from a displaced persons camp near gomer, who tens of thousands of people arrived here. can you see now id come following recent advances by m 23, which is widely believed to be a proxy of neighboring rwanda. the border is just over the admiral, and this is 2 kilometers over there. these people came from

u. s. back shaw and relations between t. ron and washington were hostile. both teams were under pressure and in the spotlights, we have security, $94.00, we have security right now. we have friday focus for the game and nothing else. iran supreme leader forbade the iranian team to walk up to the americans to shake hands before the game. so a compromise was found. the iranians gave flowers and the 2 sides posed for a photo. during the game, there was a protest not against the us bought against iran's government, but it didn't disrupt the match, which ended in a thick tree for iran. t ron erupted in celebrations. won't be matches are played here these days, but it was in the stadium in 1998 that iran b u. s. a to one in one of the most politically charged games in world history. city was crazy, amazing, super. the game changed the image of iran and iranian girl. oh, where the painting of her iranian flag on her cheek as she was kissing her and the re, can support her. you know, and i mean, it was really, really fun. iran usa meat once again in the castle, wor

u. s. public divisions among the u. s. power structure are getting deeper, that crack in the liberty bell is getting bigger and distrust and disgust is also brewing beneath the surface. caleb martin? r t. new york. well, the u. s. has branded russia so cooled non law that economy enabling washington to artificially inflate prices for russian, impose the criminal lacks found platinum measures saying that why it might not directly impact russia. it was certainly cool of mo, paying the global economy. we see a growing understanding to a lesser extent in america, to a greater extent in europe that these sanctions have not been able to destabilize to russian economy, but are bringing a fair amount of turbulence to their economies. primarily, the european one americans are resistant. although they also suffer from inflation due to the chaos in the energy market. this is one of the steps in the continuation of this really destructive line, which in no way contributes to the stabilisation of global economic markets. the innovation will allow the u. s. arrays, duties on russian impulse to make similar domestically produced items more appealing to local buyers. it was numerous are the restricti

u. s. the collapse of f t x is just the latest in a series of disasters in the crypto world, which is now on the 10th under pressure from plunging prices and financial regulators. well, the saga began with the crypto equivalent of a bank. ron and an abandon takeover deal by rival finance, the world's largest crypto exchange evening s t x. scrambling to raise $9400000000.00. it's now filed for bankruptcy protection in delaware, along with its affiliated hedge fund, alameda research and dozens of other companies in mark spectacular fall from grace for ceo and found a some bank, min fried, is now resigned, is net worth of $23000000000.00 is all but evaporated, he's report to the also being investigated for legend using customers deposits to fund bet alameda research. it's also sent shock waves through the crypto sector, the world's largest crypto currency. bitcoin dropped by 5.7 percent after f t. x is announcement. going, goodman is a crypto currency consultant for the financial platform, e toro and author of the book, the crypto trader. he says the f t x meltdown is not entirely surprising. i