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u. s. department of defense claims and it's reports of the kind of gone has failed to keep tabs on american arms applies to ukraine. conceding multiple flaws in the process that's coming up later on in the program. the african governments are working hard to tackle environmental challenges with new media set to prohibit single use plastics by 2026 . now, according to the countries environment minister, the band would follow a roadmap with proposal set to be submitted to cabinet for approval. he went on to say that the band will encourage consumers and businesses to use sustainable technology and employ alternative materials to reduce the negative impact of plastic on the environment. now, meanwhile, the movie is also prohibiting the export of on process list in as well as other critical minerals such as co ball magnets in graphite. it costs as the government tries to protect and capitalize on its resources, made rising demand for mineral using renewable energy technologies such as the manufacturer of electric vehicles. now the embargo remains inflates despite and unusual mineral cells deal

u. s. is always to isolate the country that they're targeting. so what kind of a message does that send to the u. s. one to of the country isn't multiple, others were supposed to be isolated and on their own are now coming together and working together to help one another. initially, the united states had a great deal of success because the rhine ends and the venue was the way it ends and others were suffering a great deal. but gradually these countries began to adapt to sanction. they began to innovate, they began to cooperate with one another. for example, the writings have now opened a, an office for technology and innovation here. so this will be a new, a field for cooperation between the 2 sides. so in the short term, the americans and europeans thought they will have success, and they probably have success in some degrees, bytes, brutalizing ordinary people in, according to their standards of success. but in the long run, they've created stronger and independent countries and they've created the incentive for other countries to move away from the west.

u. s. department of defense claims and it's report the kind of gone has failed to keep tabs on american arm supplies, do frame conceding multiple flaws in the process that's coming up later on in the program. the suite in hopes to complete its investigation into the north room pipelines bombing by autumn. that's according to the countries prosecutor. meanwhile, reports are emerging in western media saying that the c i a had advised ukraine not to destroy the pipelines after collecting evidence on the plan by a senior ukrainian general from dutch intelligence are to contributor rachel mars. it takes us through the story or another plot point is emerging in the nord streams, sabotaged mystery. this time the western process reporting that the c i a was tipped off by dutch military intelligence that the ukraine government was planning to blow up. europe's economic lifeline of cheap russian energy. if that was the case, then you'd think that the c, i a would have called that ukranian president viner, zalinski up on the carpet, was this little nose with a newspaper and told him to knock it of

u. k says it's reached a best of its kind of economic partnership with the u. s. packed the source of a free trade deal so easily. it's a special agreement for a special relationship on china's and use joblessness and admin cities is so record high. we find that moving to the countryside can help solve the problem. the to lizzie is cash strapped and the economy is heading to with a collapse phase of commodities have been in short supply for months and many to millions struggling with the rising cost of living. the european union is worried if the countries economic cross is gets, was more migraines, could cross the mediterranean sea to seek about to live in europe. so it's all for the nation financial help. well, what is the blog asking for in return? how many of our reports for the 2nd time in just a week, the president of the european commission along with the tale untouched by ministers . i've come to tanisha for talks with president price. i get the main focus is migration smuggling and economy cooperation. european commission is considering macro financial a

so you know, you wouldn't have to be able to pull these kinds of deals on, in the u. s. for example, where would these come, you know, what are these big investment, buying some institutions off, but they're dealing with very loose regulation. and they're able to behave really like pirates and cowboys in terms of how they putting these deals together. there's no one saying there's, i'm assuming of the lowest that we'd have, you know, in, in, in established and essentially they say magic markets, right? right. i think, i mean by a magic mock is this. ok, there's no rules here so we can do whatever we want to share thoughts that doesn't affect the investments at home, right? say to and maybe we should explain to people about phones and how these are bought and sold a bond. is it that the government, the government is saying, really you buy a piece of paper, which means you've left me a certain amount of money. right, right now, the interesting thing about the bones market dislikes, don't socialize. i mean, most people you wouldn't go out and buy 7 who level tesla because y

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u. s. k. optically withdrew from the country in 2021, resulting and there is another kind of bottom to power fading reprisals of many afghans, especially those who was with the u. s. a wood desk, but definitely according to i knew ministers in more than $15000.00 refugees at coney seeking a special immigrant visa to escape afghanis on the international. allison centers sort of founders when to use the new plan to send them to the philippines is shameful. in the us response and afghanistan is the same as their response. after and free disasters war they leave behind thousands. they've made endless number of promises of citizenship, of refuge, of moving entire families. and then in their hurry departure, to get their own troops out the door and they leave behind thousands who were collaborators, who were translators, who were officers and armies, if they recruited and it is shameful. and here it is in afghanistan, thousands life behind. and now the us wants to park them for a time in the philippines. they are in various bases around the world. it's shameful. but for the media attention is focu

u. s human rights chief as the pilots in the occupied westbank risks spiraling out of control is where the forces weighted separately kind of stood in the villages on 1st day. the u. s. has filed criminal charges against full chinese companies and 8 individuals over allegations that they need to lead traffic to chemicals used to make the drug. fentanyl highly addictive, pain killer has fueled americas opioid crisis. muslin jolting reports from washington for the better part of a decade. the us has been dealing with an ever expanding opi like crisis in which people who are addicted to pain killers are taking medicines, bought on the street that have turned out to be laced with fentanyl, which in many cases can kill people almost instantly. the us government now says that it is going after the very source of fentanyl, not just going after the people who are selling it illegally. this is mary garland, the us attorney general. these companies and their employees knowingly conspire to manufacture deli fentanyl for distribution in the united states. as a legend are filings just one of these, china based chemical companies ship

some kind of a good news if one is allowed to say that in this context. so the u. s. coast guard and search teams, they have deployed a sound voice to search for any sounds coming from the deep sea. and they did not record any sign of an implosion as we learned. is it just that uh, on the recently of us navy anyways, says it record at the sound consistent with an employee with an implosion just off the tides and was reported that at last communications with its support ship. so even if the ship which has been found, it's highly questionable if it would have been rescued from the deep sea that would have taken a long time. and as there was nothing of oxygen, questionable, if it would have been fast enough to risk you, the people on board a cart house joining us to get a bit of insight on what might have happened to the titan. we appreciate it when the other day is rights groups in greece are calling for an urgent investigation into the countries coast guard following the sinking of a migrant ship last week. as many as 700 people are feared to have been on board the ve

and i think these things together and really sort of made in the kind of key to the u. s. as in the pacific strategy, as long as china has to be concerned about, it's in my land frontier. it has to sort of divided forces. it has to devise divided to attention. it cannot be solely focused on taiwan. and i'm just trying to see um, the 2nd thing is that if india managers to make it economy take off it to, it's able to take away supply chains and so on. then india also presents an alternative development model to the chinese model. even the mo, the has deepened to us and you have relationship. there's no question about that. in some ways. he's also sort of laid the seats for a kind of long term questions about the relationship. because of this backsliding on democratic issues, people have the opposition to people of religious minorities, particularly muslims, the treatment of independent journalists, critics, dissidents, people like that. and that, that certainly looks in the background. it's, but it's being drowned out obviously by the good, the story that is emanating from t

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the washington has said, it's kind of narrow, profound differences between the u. s. and china. following a meeting between the secretary of state and china is foreign minister. and sampling can visit to china is the 1st by us x ray of states since 2018 in response . charter said that relations between the 2 countries are at the lowest point in more than 40 years. katrina, you reports from badging in the us, secretary of state on what he says is emission to open lines of communication between washington and b. j. at any blanket met, florida, minnesota, king gung for talks and a working dinner on sunday. the highest ranking us official to visit in 5 years. lincoln strip full is concerned that mounting tensions between the 2 sides could spiral into conflict. in recent weeks, washington has accused the peoples of operation army of unsafe maneuvers by military jets and warships in the south trying to see china cut the military communication to the west of the full. the house began. nancy pelosi visited taiwan and china considers the soap food island chinese territory and opposes any

and it's kind of like guard rails, i think the u. s. has no problem in concept with the idea of mutual respect. but to the china, he is mutual respect, often means of taking their position for granted, and particularly when it comes to timeline. so what the chinese say when they mean when they say what they need, when they say mutual respect with regard to taiwan, is that the us and taiwan should have no official relations or unofficial relations . and that, you know, the us should accept china's position on the eventual resolution of taiwan. and that's just not, you know, where the us interest lie. so i think mutual respect, much like guard rails is an area that the 2 sides need to unpack through direct and candid and hopefully constructive dialogue. me awhile the tensions grow and the 2 countries don't seem to even speak the same language. many are worried, especially countries in southeast asia were stuck between china and the us and the way, what is all of that mean for them? and i think they're navigating a really tricky situation.

under the settlers of also be in the talking kind of scenario since the beginning of for his writings on tuesday. the u. s. has fall criminal charges against for chinese companies and 80 to individuals of allegations they illegally traffic chemicals used to make the drug fentanyl. the companies are accused of selling and manufacturing chemicals to contents, and mexico, which in turn traffic the drug to the us. earlier this week, when the secretary of state hunts the blinking, visited china, he calls the great to co operation on studying the flow of fentanyl. chinese embassy has condemned the move calling. it's a well planned entrapment operation. you can follow one of the stories on our website at alger 0, adult comments updated throughout the day of little news on that developing story coming out of russia as well as the day progresses, next advocate directs to stay with us. i want to and i've gone the star play over to the unemployment hasn't been central to global opiate production and this whole emissions of drug rounding them up. former jay, the fighter under covering that the case is my giving them

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know that there's, there's a 163 people that are on that list and the f b i is the kind of like the hired help with the s b u. they wanted access to information, including profile information that would have given up the date of birth, name, address. and i guess with the 1st thing i would say is, why would the ukrainian authorities have even a right to have access to information? and why would the f b i as a proxy for the s b u be trying to gather that information from, against americans for, for, and for, and entities. and it was against every thing we stand for as a country. and it's just non sensical. and i just felt as if the f b, i agents were just doing the buildings of their counterparts. again this, this reminds me of just organized crime. it looks like organized crime. it smells like organized crime. and it's a perfect indication of the fact that there is no accountability, and there is no sort of checks and balances on the intelligence apparatus is across the united states. they get to do and say whatever they want, act with impunity to undermine peaceful coexistence and false, the conflicts in the

ignite the retaliation by hitting the decision making sense as in ukraine and also with a kind of involved the u. s. u k, in this war directly. so this is in general, what's uh, what's happening with respect to the head thing of the bridge and uh, and trivia. now that we understand that the man puts in is how the security meeting . now, what more do we know about that? a why don't the security me thing, i got a minute putting that dress the latest of ukrainian counter offensive. you said that the counter defensive isn't any more a is this any more? and i think it's best. however, it still has potential and this potential wasn't used by the uh, by the ukrainians on this should be taken into consideration. all right, but he said also that there is a threat with respect to the um, forces of, of ukraine and that's why the ukrainians out and going forward with this call defensive. so this is mainly what the uh, the platinum is. what thing have to tell is, is uh, security chiefs and the meeting in most school. i have some lot for us. the thing to put a quotes in russia has rejected an appeal by wall stre

impression that when you look on the rope with them, they've got to have the kind of leaders of, oh, we've been countries and maybe the u. s. e as well. the global can you see that you have to do with people of different caliber and ones that are starting differences to be proceed with the, the leaders of those whom i am not going to accuse of having too much of love for russia is that those lead is had a sense of a sensible pragmatism. they understood that age was really see that have generates county was and if you to be able to do is to take some risky stab 0 is my, i mean you tend to some, a bad consequences for you to and you when i see. and so you caught it and read as of the west. i see that the sort of the voice from reality is to look at all the more specific channel that shows i'm present with this by kron fucked as well. i mean, we're not complaining that they do not have enough contacts with you and with the russian leadership in general, some of the same time to but are giving you the riots of a new green you are getting increasingly involved and they will and you k, uh, not then, i trust jungle box itself. do

u. s. we roll out a bunch of agreements of closer cooperation and collaboration because they kind of need each other for geostrategic and national security purposes in the end of a specific. and now, is it all going to be sweet talk, or can we expect fighting to dig into the topics where they're precisely don't agree, like, you know india's relationship with russia and india as a human rights record? yes, i would say i would say yes, this will be on the table and this will be discussed because, you know, president biden ran actually on this agenda, that he will be the one president who addresses human rights violations or a discrimination of minorities, religious minorities, ethnic minorities, is that right that dropped president biden has a long standing very deep and friend relationship personal relations with prime minister more do they know each other really for a long time as president biden was vice president and met mr. moody. then when moti met the president, president obama and so on. so it is definitely expected to end on, on background and conversations with whitehouse administratio

kind of compromise. so why don't you basically late the blame, the only on the us side, who said that the u. s. a quote unquote be reflected. and he also said that, um, yeah, the u. s. has the wrong perception of china in venice or root costs for the story, a low point in diplomatic relations. so there's not really much to talk to when you say that based to keep under major issues. also as taiwan, there's no room for compromise. that is basically the official position and also one equal proof to be quite a diplomatic both for you are quite pockets and it's, since you've mentioned tie one, much of the tension between china in the us focuses on the democratically govern island, which china regards is a renegade providence, is that likely taiwan likely to be a topic of discussion in the meeting between nc blinking and changing things. but at least in directly, i mean tie one uh, holds the potential to escalate into an open wall based. it keeps. so that's why this is really the, the yeah, the quite interesting uh the 2 sides to manage because it's really very dangerous that holds the potential of e

unfortunately, it sets up this kind of tit for tabs. situation from china is perspective definitely. that's the u. s. has been the aggressor and they've been responding, but it's downward spiral if it continues, it's trying to make it very clear that taiwan is a red line. i don't think anyone who's been watching the trash and situation that has any doubt about that except in washington who they feel that the trip trying to prove around the edges. see how far they can push us through arm sales to taiwan, to a high level meetings. these types of things, sailing ships up and down the taiwan straits. these are extremely profit or they were happening by any country happening on the coast of the united states. there would be very, very swift, dramatic action as was evident during the cuban missile crisis. processes have revolted. he's still on to the swedish embassy in their walk off the authorities and sell them, permitted a mind to publicly the koran. dozens of photos of the site to force the way into the embassy and rocks. national capital security guards, people the managed to ask for them out. he's f

u. s. foreign policy interests before he's even left for saudi. so yeah, that's because he's really kind of laying the or setting the table if you will, for the agenda, what the united states really wants to discuss as it gets there. because really, what's critical for the united states is making sure that the us national interests are represented specifically when it comes to us national security. they really feel that israel security and a is also linked to us security. and so that's part of this conversation. and so as a result, as there's this discussion of expansion of ties and normalization of ties between israel, saudi arabia. but this also includes uh, something with the united states will kind of guide now to that. and what we should also point out is the united states believes that this is maybe not moving as quickly as it could. in other words, well, there have been some commercial flights that there certainly could be more in terms of economic opportunity. and so the us secretary of state is been dispatched by the us president. he is building upon a model that was started und

unfortunately, it sets up this kind of tit for tat situation from china's perspective. definitely, that's the u. s. has been the aggressor and they've been responding, but it's downward spiral if it continues me. now you have already said that to some extent this, this new law is the response to, to us measures against china and not indeed has been widely covered in the west and meet this reaction to the approval of this new law. now considers us is maintaining sanctions against some chinese officials. for example, the defense minister. do you think the trying to is very not the legal ground to do the same against american officials maybe to well it's, it's possible uh, trying to get, i can do that. they have done it with the european parliament, they have a, you know, it just, it doesn't really make sense at this juncture. it should be open communication. but you know, the u. s. is biting on both sides of the field there. they say that we want to meet and have defense dialogues and things like that. but at the same time, they continue to blacklist the defense minister. he was only put on that lis

so people living in on lands that are public in kind of ramshackle conditions, sometimes tense. i mean you have homeless and cabinets in the u. s. and skid row and l a is a good example. um, what i, what i've never encountered is someone who says, oh, i want housing for free. most people understand that housing is going to cost them something. and most people will say, i just want housing that's can measure it with my income, right? they, they want to pay, they're willing to pay for housing, but they can't pay their entire paycheck for housing. right? that wouldn't make sense because then they wouldn't have any money for food or for any other expensive medical expenses, etc. and so we generally use this 30 percent a criteria, so you shouldn't be spending more than 30 percent of your income on rent or on housing charges. and so, so affordability is really key and is, and, and it's the notion is affordable, not free, right? right. the housing doesn't mean free housing. the right housing means affordable housing. that's one of the criteria. housing is also only considered adequate under human rights law if it is close to employmen

kind of tit for tabs. a situation from china is perspective definitely that the u. s. has been the aggressor and they've been responding, but it's downward spiral if it continues. that's trying to make it very clear that taiwan is a red line. i don't think anyone who's been watching the international situation has any doubt about that except in washington, who they feel that the trip trying to probe around the edges see how far they can push the us through arms sales to taiwan, to high level meetings. these types of things, sailing ships up and down the taiwan straits. these are extremely profit or they were happening by any country happening on the coast of the united states. there would be very, very swift dramatic action as was evident during the cuban missile crisis. the curious energy institute has been for the rising of the vailable renewable power sources has not underlined level domains of fossil fuels. the share of renewables being used as a primary source of energy has gotten to 7 half percent, but the vast majority more than 80 percent is. so fossil fuels th

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really was, is more of the kind of the independent as the only money and profitability combined with minds. generally, my calls world view of a need for independence from the u. s. and more neutrality on china position is obviously reflected by european citizens themselves. and this new coal flashes with a virtue signaling meters of the block that routinely place audiology override, which is i believe we can and we must carve out our own distinct europe in approach. but also the space for us to cooperate with other partners to the starting point for this is the needs to have a shared and very clear eyed picture of the risks and the opportunities in our engagement with china. so, you know, for us, china is a partner, a competitor, and a systemic rival. and i want to make clear that our impression is that the systemic rival aspect intensifies increasingly if it wasn't just these 2 in charge, the you would spend all of its time luxury. everyone is doing business with no one they'd be like the teenager who never leaves mom and dads basement because absolutely no job could ever possibly be good enough for them. but in my cool and most europeans of obviously figured

kind of tit for tabs. a situation from china is perspective definitely that the u. s. has been the aggressor and they've been responding, but it's downward spiral if it continues. that's trying to make it very clear that taiwan is a red line. i don't think anyone who's been watching the international situation has any doubt about that except in washington. they feel that the trip trying to probe around the edges see how far they can push us through arms sales to taiwan, to a high level meetings. these types of things, sailing ships up and down the taiwan straits. these are extremely brock that are, they were happening by any country happening on the coast of the united states. there would be very, very swift dramatic action as was evident during the cuban missile crisis. while i wrote, this is our, if you're looking for regional news technology, the comment covers that i will be back at the top of the out the the near session of a lot right now who me up. i give a shit, a position associated with the local church. so certificate of boulevard too much and watch coolness

kind of tit for tabs. a situation from china is perspective, definitely. that's the u. s. has been the aggressor and they've been responding, but it's downward spiral if it continues. that's trying to make it very clear that taiwan is a red line. i don't think anyone who's been watching the in trash on situation has any doubt about that except in washington. they feel that the trip trying to probe around the edges see how far they can push us through arms sales to taiwan, to a high level meetings. these types of things, sailing ships up and down the taiwan straits. these are extremely profit or they were happening by any country happening on the coast of the united states. there would be very, very swift dramatic action as was evident during the cuban missile crisis. and finally, relations between new delhi and moscow holding study and will remain studied despite the outside pressure. that's according to the indian foreign minister, a relationship with russia. this relationship has been held steady gifts to, despite all the governments in the book. so it's, it is actually

interest of the country and his people and they seek all kinds of delinquents, the gates, this government is here. these are the rules set by the u. s. level. that's the american model of the well, it's what it is when they want to spread and strings that is right. so the entire last moment that'd be lots of statements from ukraine and america and the west that russia is planning some sorts of provocation on these of bullshit and nuclear power plants does. the insistence of these statements suggest that maybe some sort of publication is being planned that would then be blamed on russia. and do you think that this would give a neat, so an excuse to enter the war directly, but it moves about some notes on this. i mean, we have commented on this many times looks a little bit russian. there was an expression for such nonsense that includes a reference to a certain animal that sort of serious and will you will days on the fact that this is actually an old tonight that this morning has cropped up in the media multiple times, mostly on behalf of the key every gene can only mean one thing. the color of all these people are being trained to

so it's, it's kind of tricky to navigate those, those regulatory schemes a debit alexander's in boston, where the u. s. coast guys been helping with the search. uh, just 1st of all, uh get, bring this up to date with the latest on what's been happening. well the coast guard is still out there at the scene and they're just wrapping up essentially over the next 24 to 48 hours. so recovery effort along with the french and canadian efforts as well as well as england. they're basically with this r o b are remotely operated vehicle. this robot essentially they can get to the depths of to see where the titanic wreckage is that they're just continuing to scour down there to get any of the debris that they can. but again, this is not like a plane crash where there's a black box if they're looking for there's no black box on, on this vessel or this a submersible. and unlike a plane crash were there's perhaps thousands of pieces of debris everywhere. this was a pretty small, a submersible, so once they get what they think is pretty much all the debris they can get, they're going to bring it up and presumably bri

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