u. s. r. for the end of the conflict in ukraine. he added that the west is escalating, the conflict am pursuing its own agenda while undermining chime as proposed piece plan. earlier you honish, regrettably, however, efforts for peace talks have been repeatedly undermined. there seems to be an invisible hand pushing for the per traction and escalation of the conflict and using the cream crisis to serve a certain geo political agenda. while the u. s. fully supports ukraine child form as at his washington of disrespecting, beijing sovereignty tenses intensive. i laughed all those when then house speaker nancy pelosi ignored all warnings. i'm paid an official visit to fly one fall here shop response from beijing am prompting large scale mercy drills around the island visitor. giant form mass of pointed out the apparent hypocrisy of the us dance, saying washington respects the total integrity of your grain. while disregarding the fights, taiwan is an integral part of china sullivan. t shirt tango, the chinese people have every right to a

so, so despite that, e, r, he was the u. s speaks for the top ambassador in india, and also in his own tenure was marked by these scandals. are he he sees that he wants to interfere with india all foreign diplomatic appointments dawned really make headlines with this one? did i because it clearly leads up a question mark on of the biden administration's choice off the u. s. diploma that they have appointed in india are to correspondent rooms and sharma. thank you. ah, russia's deputy foreign minister has confirmed that fox news host tucker carlson, had made an official request for an interview with water mere putin something carlson claims us intelligence discovered by spying on him. young victor, i can confirm that this journalist may sent your request some time ago how system is designed so that this kind of request is automatically reported to the presidential administration where it's considered in terms of the messages. i wouldn't be surprised if the national security agency or the federal bureau of investigation is collecting data

for one quarter. if r t then escrow public it seems of some u. s. allies, australia, for example, of thought it turning their backs on washington city and sen, jordan. still, john has even accused the u. s. of persistently using armed conflicts to advance its own national interests. they begin a conflict in their national interest and they ending in their national interest, the people of vietnam, the people all iraq, the people of afghanistan know that america is a very bad house. guest is not the only one as another or other countries around the world. are distancing themselves from us policies are see course for it seems to any of the details. the u. s. clearly views itself as a global leader, the most important country on the planet. they are both countries that chief in bristol, at u. s. leadership around the world and in china's case in particular, they certainly like to challenge us leadership around the world, based on america's increasing leadership around the world, launched an u. s. leadership around the world. every country on the contin

u. s. t r, which is the body responsible for the national record community saying that it's a care breach that humans aren't considered. and so there's so many so many great areas and shortcomings in the bill is to a point of when it's concerning, but frankly, embarrassing. alright, let's take a step back for a moment, gary, lena, committed another statement on small boats as his return to the b. b. c was confirmed, he said, however difficult the last few days have been it's simply doesn't compare to having to flee your home from persecution or war to seek refuge in a land far away. it's heart warming to have seen the empathy towards their plight from so many of you a, let me ask you about this. this tweet from gary lyn occur. would this suggest to you that no matter what the review of the bbc's social media guidelines ultimately find, mister lennox does feel secure in continuing to tweet his opinions, at least on this matter? yeah, i mean, i think he would. i think he will. absolutely. he really feels very strongly about it and i think in this particular case on reflection, he may have actual

mary moody are reporting for r t in had at a symbolic it seems that some u. s. allies, australia, for it was our, was started turning their back from washington or syrian centers, 3rd, jordan. still john has even a huge the u. s. of persist in the using armed conflicts to advance its own national interests. they begin a conflict in their national interest. i'm, they ended in their national interest, the people of vietnam, the paypal o iraq, the people of afghanistan know that america is a very bad house guest or says of the only one of the other countries around the world are distancing themselves from us policies. recent research has shown that despite around $140.00 countries condemning the ukrainian conflict, 85 percent of the world's population does not participate in the western sanctions against russia. r t correspondent, steve sweeney. as the details. the u. s. clearly views itself as a global leader, the most important country on the planet. they are both countries that chief in bristol, at u. s. leadership around the world. and in china's case, in part

it would be a reporting for r t in had at a symbolic well, it seems that some traditional u. s. allies, australia, for example, a starting to turn australian sen, jordan steel. john has accused the us of persistently using armed conflicts to advance its own national interests. they begin a conflict in their national interest and they ended in their national interest, the people of vietnam, the paypal of a rock, the people of afghanistan, know that america is a very bad house guest australia, not the only one as other countries around the world are making similar moves, and although recent research shows over a 100 countries condemning the ukrainian conflict, 85 percent of the world's population does not support or even participate in the western sanctions against russia. that's lot more now without a correspondence, is steve sweeney. the u. s. clearly views itself as a global leader, the most important country on the planet. they are both countries that chief in bristol, at u. s. leadership around the world. and in china's case, in particular, they certainly like to challenge u

for arsenal. so that countries who are not following of a political course of the u. s. r. officially named no democracy and no natal park apartments and so on. and so this is not really a surprise for me. i am in europe. we also see that that in congress has problems. and that, that the countries are not happy with hungary because of the hungering rigor government. first of all, seeing a things of their own people when they, when and when it comes to sanctions or anti russian pre ukrainian or measures a well. and if you're a pin, countries would think of their own interests and the policy would be different. but we are seeing a policy which is sir, orientation or the american interests. and if countries like turkey and hang on follow that they will be criticized and they are not. i'm a full ls anymore. so this shows that we are talking about double standards about her. yeah. a misuse of the world. democracy. ah, ethel offense, cci presidential legal council has suggested overturning the countries and on nuclear weapons, calling it the most unwonted provision of the consti

r t dot u. s. invaders iraq 20 years on. thanks for tuning in, stay close. ah, february the 1st 2000 or 3 at a un security council meeting u. s. secretary of state colin powell showed a vile, allegedly containing anthrax spores from iraq. it actually contained laundry detergent, march 20th, 2003. the u. s. army and its allies invaded iraq. april 9th, 2003. the u. s. army and coalition forces entered baghdad and tore down the statue of saddam hussein in fear door square. lay the 1st 2003 u. s. president george bush declared victory in the iraq war, december, the 30th 2006. saddam hussein was executed. december the 15th 2011. a ceremony was held in baghdad to mark the end of the u. s. military mission . in reality, the u. s. army is still in iraq.

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u. s. and israel and the region for more details on visit our website, r t dot com. the international black c green initiative has been renewed for an additional 60 days, while russia confirmed the terms. it published a document countering a statement from diaz, which said the deal was prolonged for twice as long to avoid any speculations on the term of lexi green initiatives prolongation. i published here the copy of a relevant notification, and the claim that is prolonged for more than 60 days ease, either wishful thinking or deliberate manipulation. agreement was initially sailed boss july between russia and ukraine, while turkey and the un broker the deal, it facilitates the shipment of grain from ukraine's block seaports to global market . the deal also allowed the export of russian grain and fertilizer. but moscow says those terms have not been met due to western sanctions, locking logistic mechanisms that are needed, even though russian fertilizer and great haven't been officially sanctioned. russia accused european countries of taking the lion's share of ukra

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for nuclear weapons. to report that by that i should have had a lot of ripple and cause waves, especially among nato, the u. d. u, the u. s. r, rather measured. if i know you did, i see this quite a lot on park that ro hits is a very in depth answer, and we're very grateful for the are you did mentioned the starts of your on. so this is partly in response to the, the depleted uranium munitions are being supplied to ukraine. now they are cost us conventional weapons still, despite the name, do you think this is a partial response to that? see, i don't think it's a better response i. that's why i said it's a partial response. you look at from the perspective of that, i should military, that in a war zone, where they can be struggle with these weapons, which are the need for their own drops that had casualties or whatever. or no matter that you get it and you get it. and country has more than one like casualties going into media today. they don't talk about it. so if you see that part, they have to build a sense of convert and because there are many systems in the progression mercury which can offer it to the content of the nbc

not know whether this detention was in retaliation for the us charging a g r u operative, a russian spy essentially just last week. for entering the u. s illegally and for impersonating a foreigner someone he wasn't pretending to be someone. he wasn't. however it is still too early at this point to say whether russia is essentially trying to leverage this reporter's detention for another prisoner swap, so we'll just have to wait and see what happens here. but the u. s still trying to gather information about why he was detained and whether they can get any answers on when he might be released. as of right now, he is going to be in detention. in until the end of may. alex one of the major questions whether this was a tick for tat, natasha bertrand, thank you very much. this is very much the beginning of what could be a long saga. let's continue this conversation now with julia yoffie, a founding partner and washington correspondent for puck. who is i should say russian born and has a very deep knowledge of russia . julia thank you so much for joining me today, and i think this hits particularly close to home for you and i we met years a

for suspected involvement in a violent rampage there. the weekend falling. the shooting deaths of 2 is rainy's. r u. s. intelligence investigation has concluded that it is very unlikely. a foreign adversary is responsible for so called havana syndrome. american diplomats and intelligence officers around the world have been hit by mystery ailments since 2016 when it was 1st reported in cuba. why did you castro joined his life from washington? d. c. you had you. what else did this report say? that's right. now, this was after an exhaustive investigation that was conducted by 7 us intelligence agencies. and they did conclude that it was very unlikely that a foreign adversary was responsible for the symptoms. they also said there was no credible evidence that an energy weapon of some sort or any device capable of causing the symptoms exists. now, according to the associated press, a u. s. official also said that the conclusion that there was, there have been some chatter picked up from adversarial governments that perhaps they were thinking that it was the us plotting and making this stuff up. well, all o

u. s. secretary of defense, to change his itinerary for his visit to tell of 8th m a r a hub, a mult sippy repulse. till of evils brought to a standstill as protest is blocked, roads and highways. scenes like this repeated across israel. and just like the highways they want to block that judicial reform bill that would give the committee the ability to overrule some supreme court decisions o a power. the proof is to say is anti democratic. these protests are so widespread, they disrupted the visit of the u. s equity of defense, lloyd austin. he was supposed to arrive on wednesday, but that was changed at the request of these rallies. meetings like this would normally take place at the ministry of defense. instead, the venue was televi, tv's main, airport, and prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his team had to be brought in by helicopter after the meeting, the prime minister treated saying they spoke about the threat of iran. and it was a united front on iran as well as both the u. s. secretary of defense and the israeli defense minister spoke to the media. you on aims to gain nuclear w

r supports russia, or portly, or the u. s. and france of approach the countries president demanding that he for the russians. well, leave the country. according to the russian ambassador in the central african republic, there are round 1800 russian soldiers. they are healthy. the country's army deal with local militant groups. a u. s. government funded think thank the atlantic councils. digital forensic research lab was accused $40000.00 twitter users, including ordinary americans of engaging in what it called in authentic behavior. while they're evidently accused of, we're showing public support for one of india's major political parties. what we can learn more right now in 5 to auto renew and sharma rented what, what, what, what do we know so far about these new twitter file revelations? you have the latest edition of twitter file. the basically has a review that is a disinformation research. what do you associated with the research? in fact, a usa department that has also long 2 ties with george soros. now a, basically what comes out is that the pressure on twitter, in 2021 to delete some for the power th

counterbalance for us, and it's really it tends to dominate the rigid for details on this story and more visit our website at r t dot com. the u. s. has reportedly resume drone activity in the black sea region. despite the media circus surrounding the crash of an unmanned american reaper drone ortiz marina. cassandra examines washington's recent calls to shoot down russian fighter jets. no matter what headline you saw about the story. the fact this an american spy, a drone, answered a flight restricted status area over the black sea, prompting to russian fighter jets to intervene. russia had warned washington that it had imposed and no fly zone their box. they refused to listen. the end result, a multi $1000000.00 drones scott, old and los western media hysteria, and, and the smoke curry over how it happened. the russian ambassador to the west was summoned for an explanation right away, where he rejected all claims that russia did it on purpose. and he asked them how they would react if they were in russia shoes. these drone concluded, if you bulls, you see that what will be the issue of united states if you see search russian dr

u. s. r. state department and also has long term ties with george soros had essentially in 2021 pressure twitter to delete some for the 1000 or de gongs from that platform. and these accounts were of members of the par fusion. bob party in india margins are barty or the b b as essentially the political party of indian prime minister. nothing more. the now important to mention george soros here, as he said to be the man the fees behind repeated regime change attempts in india. and remember in the us do for a general election next hour in 2024. now mapped i v, the john and this essentially a behind twitter files of exposing $2.00 to $5.00. really also disclose that the ben security and trust chief off twitter essentially had examined most of these accounts, these 40000 accounts here that we're talking about. and all of them appeared to be real people at linda council's digital forensic research lab said the suspected $40000.00 accounts of being paid employees, or possibly volunteers of india's power outage and not to party. but the loose was full of ordinary americans. many with no connection to india and no clue ab

for example. there are banks in america that have been crushing in recent days, r u b. s is now going to buy credit suisse, but today, credit suisse shares plummeted, 63 percent below the u. b. s. takeover price. is this a sign of some kind of contagion that is affecting the west? i mean, could there be a domino effect? mr. chow says, i think certainly it, even though the u. s. has a ways to does deal with these prices because they did this before. but basically they are printing money out to, you know, try to do this on a short term problem. but the long term problem is really about the trade and the investment decline and the cost increase because all the sections around the world . and i think it's also this is really a global price and you need a global solution. and i think that china and russia as the member of the national, the u. s. security castle, you know, they are working together to basically trying to find a peaceful way and also to ensure prosperity of, of the global economy. we this is, yeah, this is right. you talk about prosperity, the global economy. it

a 150 kilometers price and affordability for those tickets comparable to long distance bus fare here in the u. s. and as far as h s. r, derailments, few and far between with only one h. s. r. derailment and southern china reported in 2022. so, with as many trains traveling in china, how can there be only one derailment? you might wonder. so for that, we'll talk to a leading rail expert in the u. s. and in fact internationally dr. alan ram ski is a professor and the director of railway engineering and safety program at the university of delaware. he's also the author of art and science of rail grinding doctors. muranski has actually consulted for years on some of these real projects in china going as far back as the 1990 s. doctors are ramp sky. thank you so much for being with us. so 1st, 1st doctors are, i'm ski, i'd like to talk to you about passenger rail both domestically and abroad. so let's start over in france, for example, where the prime minister of france, elizabeth born told reuters that her country plans on investing a 100000000000 euros in rail transport by the year 2040. now it's not clear at this point

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her to the un. dimitri polanski told r t, it's hypocritical of the west. coal lived moscow for stationing some nuclear weapons and new bring bella, roosters, the u. s. has been doing similar for years. i think the west is trying to act within the concerts of rules based international order, where it's all, it's all alone sets the rules and seeks that the others should implement these rules. otherwise, it's difficult to explain how the drive to ignore their own behavior by the states . first and foremost in deploying nuclear weapons in the western countries. ringback for many years, for decades already. and then when russia analysis simulate, lance simply says they already stopped julia trying to, to blame russia what kind of escalation, this is the same rhetoric but western countries were using it when speaking about all these supplements and stability reaches what we are, which we are undermined by washington, the best of them to be made. very good. good. i will say expose a of all these things, all the steps made by washington which undermine strategic stability. so the only thing is really coming to the mind of those who look at this is how, how

r t. the india correspondent rudy sharma has more details. biden administration's indian strategy honestly seems a bit confusing. on one hand, the u. s. slams india for human rights violation in the country and the other hand, it sees it and values it strategic partnership. we the india appointment of the top you as diplomat in your danny, the man and a garcia t. his stand. your has been marked by a series of scandal and he has been appointed at the u. s. envoy in new delhi. now disappointment took bass after a gap off to we're as that's been the longest gap ever, that india did not have a u. s. ambassador, but as far as this man and before we, before he got appointed done, he basically said that he wants to, into fair, in india's matter. never mind that his own tenure has been marked by a series of scandals. but i intend to engage directly with civil society. there are groups that are actively fighting for the human rights of people on the ground in india that will get direct engagement from me. for me, these will not be after thoughts, my master's degrees and human rights international law. i've fought for human rights on 4 different continents. do

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the tone of the mexican president who for how many decades when they were representatives of the p, r i of the pre they were nothing but stooges and lackeys of u. s. foreign policy and u. s. interests. so certainly, i'm those tone i think comes as a surprise to the state department in the not quite sure what to make of it. a representatives of the state department have had the usual and rhetoric saying that they respect mexican sovereignty. but if we examine u. s. foreign policy all the way back to 1848. with the theft of one 3rd of what was mexico, we should remember the california nevada, arizona, utah, colorado, texas. all of this land belonged to the indigenous people. in fact, the entire divided snakes of america and arm low in the mexican people do not forget this representatives of so many sovereign governments from olivia to brazil to venezuela, to cuba. now, in mexico are saying that we will not accept this arrogant posture of monroe isn't. that defines all of south american, the caribbean is the backyard of the united states. so this is very welcome news that i'm lower standing up in this way. yes, the i has said the virus that calls th

for upright. what al jazeera. ah ah, bill again, this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the my news. this r u. s. president joe bible says that he will address issues in the banking sector later on monday. that's asked the federal government announced action to show up deposits of the failed silicon valley bank, reassuring customers, so they will have access to their money. china as president seasoning thing, has said that china needs a great wall of steel, safeguarded sovereignty of c, put the economy of security of the center that is closing speech peoples, the national people's congress, ukrainian, or russian troops locked in a fierce battle for the eastern city of bar codes with both sides, claiming that by reflecting heavy enemy casualties, moskos made a we didn't backwards. the strategic of symbolic priority. an attack on a village and eastern democratic republic of congo as killed at least 19 people. a bon, down a medical facilitate. it suspected that the attackers belong to the allied democratic forces you and an armed group, which has pledged allegiance to iso. the group is accused of s

r t. then your corresponding routine sharma has more details. biden administration's india's track of g honestly seems a bit confusing on one hand, the u. s. slams india for human rights violation in the country and the other had, sees that had values, its strategic partnership. we've, the india appointment off the top. you as diplomat in new delhi, the man a garcia t he stand your has been marked by a series of scandal and he has been appointed at the u. s. envoy in new delhi. now this appointment took place after a gap or asked to, we'll, as that's been the longest gap ever, that india did not have a u. s. ambassador, beautiful as this man. and before we, before he got appointed, does, he basically said that he wants to, into fair in india's mca, never mind, that his own tenure has been marked by a series of scandals. but i intend to engage.

r disaster for him. how did you see i think that's exactly right. i think we saw him received one of the frosty us perceptions from u. s. congress that the had seen in years. and this was a committee that was extraordinarily well prepared to ask a hard hitting question. both about tick tock, chinese ownership, and that included very detailed questions about financial ties, show choose own compensation and whether that comes from tick tock, chinese parent company by dance, the compensation of employees, his own relationship went by dance employees and members of the chinese communist parties are really detailed questions on tick tock, chinese ties, and also really detailed questions on the technology itself. you know, need her lawmakers talk about byte code and about neural network architectures and artificial intelligence. and that's, that's pretty unprecedented for the u. s. congress, which my years ago when they were a grilling mark zuckerberg, had absolutely no clue what they were talking about. yeah, i mean it really was, is an about face of it's like the roles were reversed today when you, when you compare it to h

u. s. r. and perhaps the fed oh hi, king of it sir. inflation rates as well. we likely to see a similar move by the us heading towards china again for some form of assistance. thank i think there are a lot of uncertainty in this case because like the u. s presidential election is coming up next years is really depends on who will be the next president. because if you can tell that like a u. s. has a very different take on china and russia are across different precedence. but for me, i think is favored difficult, or it is a fair unlikely for us to ask for chinese for help unless they're really running out of the options. so if they could, they were 1st asked for their western r. like if not, they might just turn to japan instead of china for financial support. it's interesting on towards for sure. brian young, also an independent expert on international affairs. so thank you so much for joining us here at ard see both. i told him to now searching for more subtle coverage of the upcoming visit or shooting thing to moscow. here on our tea international that's all the so as our india has increase, seeing is rising. will so africa helpin

u. s. troops in iraq. so they've got to stay there. keep up states now the latest news updates it by taking our website, r t dot com. thank you for choosing marcy international. ah, [000:00:00;00] a with western capitals in the reply and corporate media continued to maintain the west is not at war with russia. however, the fact is, nato is a co belligerent, supplying financial support, arms and diplomatic cover for kids when the west claims, otherwise, it means it's losing.

r u. so in the interests and not follow the individual countries abuse of export control measures. in wednesday, the dutch company a s m l is the world's sole source for the most advanced lithography machines that are used to produce semiconductors. the new restrictions will limit exports of the company. second most advanced product, while it's state of the art machines were banned from export in 20. 19 a dutch officials have not specifically named the countries targeted by the restrictions, but media report suggests that china is in the crosshairs. i spoke earlier with nelson wong, the vice chairman of the shanghai sent up a rim pack and international studies. he says, the controls may actually stimulate the development of china's domestic chip industry. it's obviously a technology wall between china and the u. s. lead west and in the short term, ah, i would like to say that china was sucked for, ah, quite a bit. but that actually gives china also the, the ground to make the resolve that china would need to develop its own semiconductor industry in perhaps foster pace. and so rumors are that the chinese government is about to announce at last, it's t