switzerland, the belgian prime minister has coal for more sanctions on russia, including on pipeline gas, l. n g, and fertilizers. the 16 package, i think golf m l n g needs to play a very, very important role. i think fertilizers, we have to look into is all the see that the export of the fertilizers from russia is actually increased compared to the compared to the war. but i think we're in for the long haul and the russian economies weakens. but our analysis is that the russian economy can sustain to our, at least for another year. um and in everything we see it is quite clear that vladimir put in with that the emission to regroup and then have another go maybe know that ukraine but of another country. so we have to sustain those sanctions. are you sure about that? how these guys really don't seem to know much about what's going on in either the, you or russia. they're trying to micro manage both when they really can't even macro manage anything property without a blowing up in their faces. block professionals have been squabbling over whether to extend russian gas sanctions, for example, all

it cannot be redirected into, for example, l n g export facilities. and given that ukraine is a key transit market for the rushing gas to and to europe without a, a deal and an interconnection agreement between russia and ukraine. it is impossible to uh, to, to have for that rushing gas to enter your through train. uh so um, at the moment, uh, in terms of the other available routes, the now the only route for rushing pipeline gas to get to your is through the texas stream pipeline. now there is a little bit of scope for those flows to increase this year. the pipeline did run on the capacity, but that would no and then make up for the loss of ukrainian transport. and and of course, at china is another big sales market for, for russia. but it will take a while to build additional infrastructure to ramp up those exports to china much further. other seats of the, of the market size natasha is pointed out for russian energy supplies. whether it is you know, whether is a gas. however, january 20th is coming and is coming very quickly, trump will be impala i

u increasing the relies on l. n. g made lots of cheaper russian, i guess. because i'm publish a, i can comment says it has these axes. i'll just go to europe for the benefit of his biggest, painful washington, the legs he seems to be a toby punch from the us and the british government. and both of them have a vital interest in harming euro, destroying the european, especially the german economy. and for it, and especially for the us selling their liquid natural gas, that is too expensive for the, the other parts in the world. quite a lot of market participants in the world to sell it to you or force it to sell it to europe. because europe has no alternatives to get this guy supply done for the us, it is a matter of the trying to keep the dollar life or not. because if they can crush the european economy and make the economy and that's from the trade balance net, the negative to the us, europe would need to buy us dollars and bases. i think what they try to achieve to . busy destroy the european economy, and i don't think that they will succeed with a strate

turn away from affordable russian gas, or for the opposite, his own cost, c, l, n g. instead, that would make sure that you get it. if we make a deal, we make a deal, you'll get it. cuz a lot of people do have that problem. they make a deal and then it can't get supply because of war type problems in other problems . so we would absolutely do that. senior resource fell out of the global policy issue in georgia. suddenly what do you suggest to us as cisco and gold minus and the expensive l n g to the u. of the american con, possibly a, anything like that. the european economic model. in particular, the drum and economic model was dependent on cheap russian energy. russian energy was cheap, it was uh, reliable, and it was saved. and it helped uh, power uh the, the german economy which into empowers the european economy. now the europeans have cut themselves off from that for no obvious reason, but they've, but supposedly it's about ukraine. and now you know that the united states is coming in and say, show, we will provide you with this energy. but you're gonna have to

now this intensifies punctual implies this as the you increasingly relies on the l. n g. i made the lots of cheaper russian pipe gas economies done publish a acre hom us as a the last these options are destroying your before the benefits of these biggest, based on washington lensky seems to be adobe pop up from the us. and the british, the government, and both of them have a vital interest in harming europe, destroying the european, especially the german economy and for it, and especially for the us selling their liquid natural gas. that is too expensive for the, the other parts in the world. while the market participants in the world to sell it to.

l. n g was number showing record high a new purchases of moscow gas and just the 1st 2 weeks of this year. and china and india and make mutually beneficial cooperation and priority over long standing border dispute with agreements reached at the bridge summit in russia becoming a turning point in the bi lateral tides. the live in moscow. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching archie international. donald trump's pick for you in a basset or subscribes to the idea of the israel's claim to the westbank is a divine rights. the comment surface to during a hearing focused on the global body is position on israel. i did ask you whether you subscribe to the views of finance ministers, much rich and the former national security minister, ben, you the or who believe that israel has a biblical right to the entire westbank? is that your view today? yes. okay. i think when it comes to this very difficult issue, if the president is going to succeed at bringing peace and stability to the middle east is going to

and europe is full spread expensive l n g from america. so back here is paying the price with a nation's leaders saying there's going to cost press bob about the $1000000000.00 a year. or this, while the assistant us secretary of state praise, key of turning off the top to the quote historic moment once again and thought of it. but on highlighting that americans liquefied natural gas will cost this country much more than the russian pipe. the energy, a big business from the u. s. they, they wanted to break europe and they wanted to make you a dependent on the america or this winter. we are okay. but in the next, the winter, really crucial. and the we still do in the cold for the life because we are like minus 2 minus a maximum of minus 5 and nights. and the, i remember, remember times when it was minus 25 minus 30 in the slow, lucky a for 2 weeks. and then the tanks will be empty pretty soon so you know, a few lot hungry. don't know how, how being hungry. he feels. so uh, not very often think about the weight and the for, i'll say in the f

l n g exports to europe. now, number one in the world, you know the n g, of course you guys see steve 5 percent of us of energy going to europe. so he's also guessing the bulk. okay. so pipeline guys from russia works is and then you from the us. then the biggest cost is a curie. edu. in this price. now this attack attends this happening again just yeah, for a trump is saying that both parties will come together with the right sort of a settlement between russia and ukraine. is it maxima of their products before both sides? caesar on the table, but i suggested that for turkey to bring this up, you will need to need to context because it's a need to remember to country need to has a responsibility to protect the political as you press direction took. you might also consider joining the russian navy to protect this pipeline across the back seat belt board is a critical national security method for companies like ducky right. because i said, we can see me until i get around 55. you see, i'm a gas and just to pipe

and that's while the us is young boys to make a killing starting their expensive l. n. g to you or what happened on january 1st, which was a real historic turning point, i think for europe and especially for the ukrainians, was an indicator of how that world has changed and how important that those of it is that those of us were engaged in thinking about us national security and our strategic interest incorporate that into our, our business. the fact that russia has lost its traditionally most important energy market. and, and i'm, i'm convinced there is no coming back a lot of the bought on as a mayor of the village of smell though in this live act. yeah, he's also a u. n. a piece. submission veteran joining us. lights are on our to international that. i mean, it's like you so much for sharing a sunday with us. i'm joining us here. we're not the international. this is a story that does keep on getting that started just quickly. if i made the situation with your village, mister man, it's be 19 days since you a credit and cut off the gas supplies. what hardships are you ex

it's only expending sanctions on russian l. n. g. that's those figures show record high you purchase is all russian gas in the 1st 2 weeks of the year. plus days off to the have mosque is real sci fi. i brought a brief sense of relief. the west bank is now one choir incidents unlikely. israel self labeled counter terrorism. operation continues in the west point with at least 10 people till since tuesday. the ball listed in rec, pressing has slammed the idea for obstructing the movement of health workers in the region. certainly the occupation forces at the last century interest, they even squarely shot out the after sensors to provide data from the system streets to the wounded air in the area. the again, not sol ahead. it is 9 pm, this wednesday, january the 22nd in a sub in a month on here in moscow. welcome to then use our donald trump is demanding a rush and bring it in to its operation. and ukraine now bounce off to the us president failed to meet his own pledge to settle the conflict in 24 hours, not having to ended in a 100 da

we also had excellent energy contracts for l. n. g supplies to pose, and we also had an excellent policy social policy visit the post. the visa waiver program was adopted during donald trump presidency and it played a very important role for publish families, especially those with relatives overseas. then i cooperated with prison and joe biden. this happened also during russia's aggression on ukraine, president by and visited poland twice. so these are very important to advance, in this sense, the priorities of the published presidency in the european union, all very well set and very firm. they have been shaped by all those events that i've just mentioned. if you look at the role of the united states and it's important in the euro, atlantic relations, we are an open country. and everybody who wants to come to poland can do that. everyone's looking for shelter, aid and assistance. everybody from being born persecution can come to poland and find a safe place that yes, but 1st and foremost, we expect that person to accept our rules. fi

l. a n g. in just the past 3 weeks now, wester, media report said that the shipment a valid view from the us function, the russian entity arrived in spain. dustin, we sent days, hama, economist and publisher of the red shaft, oswell newsletter spoke to our team deal about these issues, your base. so pretty much in a panic because our levels of storage are decreasing a bit bigger than they oil feared. so we, uh, we are facing like an energy shortage in, in europe, especially a gas or shortage. they have to run it the gas power plants, much more than they expected. then they anticipated in the storage space. so we are facing a severe energy crisis. the problem is far, far more reaching, been just having some income out of the l. n g. the americans under the buy and raising, wanted to make europe so much less competitive that european companies are moving over to the us and rebuild us. so this is the greater plan at the end, but this is not working out because it is not considering the principles

l i n g exports to europe. now, number one in the world, you know, the n g, of course, you guys see steve 5 percent of us, of energy going to euro talk. he's also getting the bulk okay. so pipeline guys from russia works is and then you from the us. but the biggest cost is zakiri in the u. k. in this price was thrown comes and it comes into power. i think we will just see for your cooperation between georgia and russia and united states that will leave europe in scale alone in the continent. so that's why they haven't tried several times. is this process. so i think i think there will be also some serious changes in your opinion. that's my the, that's why i have been just trying to. yeah, just subtracting cows along with the landscape and turkey and rushes position in terms of security, g, a r z and ours inc in these regions is key and actually the storage stuff is the migration will be back up with yeah, the the so this is a story about the suffering of serbian children, the nazi camps in norway during world w

l. a. n g. or apparently the us, of course, i mean they, they have to buy l n g from the us, which is both times higher than the price that they are, they used to get. and so we really don't know what uh, what your end is doing this or why they are doing this to itself. yeah, that's the, the main question here. nelson washington has imposed increasingly severe sanctions on the so called russian shadow fleets vessels that supposedly carry russian goods well being registered in 3rd party states. what repercussions could these 3rd parties, phase 2 thing where i think the, these sanctions have kind of extended that coverage to anybody that is doing business with rupture or inc connection with russia. so, um, well we don't, we don't really know where the sanctions will go. eventually, but uh, i mean, maybe that's, you know, part of what by d as been doing as his last minute resort to, to basically uh, you know, through a hot potato to the upcoming president. trump, to handle it. let's right. mean me,

under the guidance of washington in london and who are interested in hooking the you on expensive l n g. from the united states. it is worth noting that these 2 countries are precisely the ones obstructing the initiation of an impartial, international investigation into the terrorist act regarding the north streams in september 2022. the conclusions so to speak. are obvious. yeah, strong. come. i tried that by that kind of, well, what's your take on this? did you did this to us and you can i do to they really believe they can get your hopes on more expensive energy by targeting these pipeline. yeah, actually, i think that's where the go into the end of these that does it lensky has to spend into the russian guys from that you can to europe and then simultaneously we solve this attack of on top streams. so of course, this is the, there is a way to store link between is and who is the beneficiary of this i to x who's getting from this is actually the us a, if you look at the us l a n g exports to europe. now, number one in the world, you know, the n g, of course, you guys see steve 5 perc

it's solely extending sanctions on russian l. n. g. that's those figures show record high, you purchases all russian gas in the 1st 2 weeks of the year, plus days off. so the headmaster is real sci fi approach, a brief then. so for leads, the west bank is now one wire for incidence unlikely. israel self labeled counter terrorism operation continues in the west fund with at least 10 people kill since tuesday. the policy need reg, pressing how slow.

now this intensifies punctual implies this as the you increasingly relies on the l. n g. i made the lots of cheaper russian pipe gas economies, then publish a acre hom us as a the last these options are destroying your before the benefits of these biggest, based on washington, on the legs the seems to be a tote, a punch from the us. and the bridges, the government, and both of them have a vital interest in harming euro, destroying the european, especially the german economy and for it. and especially for the us selling their liquid metal gas. that is too expensive for the, the other parts in the world. while the market to participants in the world to sell it to you or force it to sell it to europe. because europe has no alternatives to get this a good supply done for the us. it is a matter of trying to keep the dollar alive or not because if they can crush the. busy the economy and make the economy, and that's from the trade balance net, the negative to the us, europe would need to buy us dollars and basis. i think what they try to achieve that will destroy the european e

particularly gas, is still present in the you and gas imports from russia have increased in 2024, including l. n g in ports. she gas swimming those coal european homes, this winter from russia with love. and it's not the only headache the brussels is facing with donald trump set to take the controls in washington in the coming days . many and you recall getting cold feet hungry is for the show. the trump is going to reverse many of the i'm team russian sanctions and has already threatened to veto the next act as a rolling ones. meaning russian assets would be released from the deep freeze that says b requests for watching the head. so by how they can continue to during the time to russian prophets. and so i some of the key if a how they cracked it. well, so the f t is reported as the state assets are physically held at a belgian entity, one fall back option is to utilize a war time decree, passed in 1944 that allows king felipe to block the transfer of assets from the country. according to 4 officials involved in the discussions. yep. belgium's king could be forced to intervene. it couldn't make i

have to pay somebody to transfer you to the guess a, to our country tons bought into a gas by the l n g, or we have to put it into a liquid. and again, into gas, you know, it's costly. so we are not only going to going to pay for the atrocities, but we are going to pay for more expensive, i guess at all it's all combined in the competitiveness that we are in the future. it was very, very difficult for us to be competitive with to china and the other markets where the guys was cheap and was, is going to wait for us in the future. we are very easy, replaceable in a way to like go where we are slow, lock it to, to the lock, extend the resar can. so of course the, for those guys from the overseas, the don't the break it somehow and they, they, they try very hard to break to the relations between china, india and the rush of course, well, time now for the west. now i say it's a solar pot, once again, the only thing to impose as veil that another most of the us intelligence also said russia has not been involved in the series of underwater translation cable incidents that have played the bolt

the great deputy defense minister has said that if the us replace this russian gas with its own l. n g that could threaten europe, we can just take a quick listen. you're being analysts estimate to the new us and ministration will probably use the energy supplies as a liver of pressure towards europe. it is estimated that it will try to expand ellen's. you facilities in the united states and the rates experts to be you creating an even greater danger of dependence. since your is distance interest self from a russian guest by schedule. this will threaten the energy security of the you creating a new dependence on a single supply. some of us will call out hyperbola because the us and the your close allies. so are those concerns justified as well? i think we need to look at the, the background reality here. the background reality is that europe has placed its reliance upon an energy power. the united states that is seen declining production from shale formations of natural gas and is going to prioritize its own domestic interest over europe. whereas the russians had proven over many years

the problem is far, far more reaching been just having some income out of the l. n g. the americans under the buy and raising, wanted to make a europe so much less competitive that european companies are moving over to the us and rebuild us. so this is the greater plan at the end, but this is not working out because it is not considering the principles of the middle stand. speaker nomics, that means that you cannot just transfer a person to personal company to another company because those people have no networks there. they don't know anything there and so on. you can do this with big conglomerates, but not with personal companies. and the german industry or the european industry is mainly based on these personal companies. so this only ends up in a huge mess and the huge crisis and victor all about and people, they are absolutely right. saying that if this is not to, this is not working out and they are warning about this strategy and they are just uh, and everybody is just a speechless on the behavior of the european community. all the the 1st or the barrel and brus

squabbling about whether to extend sanctions on russian energy at the even is they sneak in russian l n g on the down low in record, high amounts of the 1st 15 days of this year. kind of like junkies getting their fix on the down low, well bragging about how many days sober. they are off of russian gas. it's not like there are european leaders telling them how stupid they look doing all this was to get the, the you has also isolated itself from russia. european leaders refer to the russo ukrainian wars their own and have eliminated the combination of cheap russian energy in advance, european technology and its economic structure without doing anything to replace it . they didn't want to be close to russia anymore. now they're scared of being too close to washington. under trump. it looks like the e. u is quickly headed toward sitting at home, all alone, and grow with no options at all. but at least it might just have some new weapons to play with. maybe by sometime in 2030 rachel, martha, not donald trump. pick for you in on boss that are subscribes to the idea, not israel's claim to the

now this intensifies pressure and prices as e u increasingly relies on l. n. g admit the loss of cheaper russian and 5 to gas economies. down publish, i go hamas as of the last case, options are destroyed and grow before the benefits office. biggest page on best of washington on the legs the seems to be a totally pop ups from the us and the british government. and both of them have a vital interest in harming europe, destroying the european, especially the german economy and for it. and especially for the us selling their like liquid metal gas that is too expensive for the, the other parts in the world. while the market participants in the world to sell it to you or both, forced to sell it to europe because europe has no alternatives to get this guy supply done. for the us, it is a matter of the trying to keep the dollar a live or not, because if they can crush the european economy and make the economy and that's from the trade balance net, the negative to the us, europe would need to buy us dollars and bases, i think what they tried to achieve, but it will dest

the russian gas is replaced by expensive american l. n. g, however, the russian economy, despite western science and the sanctions on sabotage, has barely felt the impact. and it continues to grow. was most kobus tied eastwood . it's been delivering gas to the power of siberia pipeline. the customers like china, next gas to us as a while, ukraine and is europe and sponsors will suffer from kids short sighted decision. the russian economy remains very much into the actually even you agree is losing on this because of the, of the freeze the they slow them for transit. this is what they call the you are being, i guess, the dilemma. actually europe is trying to die, right? diversify it's very energy sources, but each cannot in the short term because it's still relying on russian energy sources. and uh, in order for it to actually say versus why he's going to take some time. it's not going to be yours. my going to be a couple years is gonna take a decade for a couple of decades. and this is problematic for european politicians and affordable fits

have to pay somebody to transfer you to the guess a, to our country tons of bought into a gas by the l. n g. we have to put it into a liquid and again into gas, you know, it's costly. so we are not only going to going to pay for the atrocities, but we are going to pay for more expensive, i guess as low as it all combined in the competitiveness then we are in the future . it was very, very difficult for us to be competitive to china and the other markets where the guys was cheap and was going to wait for housing. the future, we are very easy. replaceable in a way to like go where we are slow, lock it to to the mock extend the resar can. so of course the, for those guys from the overseas, the don't the ranking somehow and they, they, they try very hard to break to the relations between china, india and the rush of course. and so it, with a trump little gratian happening later today. what is the world going to face with him back up the hill because we go to issues, ukraine, iran, gaza, us immigration, the spiraling american debt. so much more, it's all up for debate with a panel of guests and

squabbling over whether to extend russian gas and sanctions, all while importing record amounts of russian l. n. g. in the 1st 15 days of this year, and gary and prime minister keeps asking why anyone is still even listening to these jokers heels. and they have, you know, who, what does it prove? well, do you lead or sort of money or divestment from russian energy, more liquefied natural gas of prussian origin than ever before. arriving in western europe. large you companies have been buying their own russian oil by some asian mediators. we hon. gary and i'm like brussels, have a well defined strategy for the coming world and here i couldn't really see it on a saturday, as well as here. so this drives the for the you is just to pretend that cutting themselves off from cheap russian energy is the price of nothing less than freedom . we substantially reduced our dependency on the partial fossil fuels. in records of the time i'll gas inputs from russia went down by roughly 75 percent. and now we import from russia only 3 percent of our oil and no call at all anymore. but freedom came at a price. how

local prices are only going to rise as a cheap russian gas is replaced by expensive american l. n. g. however, the russian economy, despite the western sanctions on sabotage, has barely felt the impact. it continues to grow as moscow has turned, eastwood is up and delivering gas to the power of siberia pipeline. the customers like china. and our next guest says that while ukraine edits, european sponsors will suffer from key of energy decision, the russian economy remains very much into and actually, even ukraine is losing this because of the, of the priest of its lives in front of the treasurer. this is what they call the your van and gas and dilemma. actually, europe is trying to die, right. diversify. it's the energy sources. but it's cannot in the short term because it's still relying on the russian energy sources. and uh, in order for it to actually say vs why he's going to take some time. it's not going to be years and i'm going to be a couple years is going to take a big for what the case and the this is problematic for european politicians, a border of it. so the impact is ve

and then of course the, the l n g projects and the northern cover, they'll go problems that has been shut down. but we saw prior to the election. that's total total energy seo and patrick point. and they say that the company was pretty much ready to restart. that was obviously looking to see how the electron shook out before it set down with these new president that has not been postponed for many months. and so that project continues to, to remain in number that the impact is, is different, depending where you, where you know, we are my company reset itself africa. um, so the african company is also heavily invested in mozambique and all in almost be impacted by this. i'm just the caustic of so many, so that's good. exports make it way across the border and get explosive via the 4th of muffins up because of our own logistical challenges. so we've had clients in recent weeks i sat down with us and also one question is when most things return to normal because of the importance of, of that, that transport channel. the impact as your report just just indicated on ordinary most in beaco

importing russian gas, which obviously controversial because of the moment germany important law, l n g from the us. and so i think that donald trump appears that they're no longer going to be by my gosh, he might be upset by that. that was your body. and 3 thing you can see is, so you can watch this on youtube. you can listen to us everywhere. you get your podcasts from and of course do forget the weekly newsletter belen briefing, what you get instant analysis on what's happening in this election campaign and the full context of that. we look forward to talking to you to hearing from you until next week by the do got to be on model years. okay. i use $8.00 towards the end of the month. so it gives you a little that you know that somebody's gets, it won't get on the break. i mean, it's like the single storm and of course, one moment the dollar for the english to us. but it's important that when has to take it in your biggest wildlife clinic focused on d. w. respect. it's all about what can we and texting nature. that's right, sandra, respecting they just studying the new data. it's abou

have to pay somebody to transfer you to the guess a, to our country tons of bought into a gas by the l n g. or we have to put it into a liquid and then the again into gas. you know, it's costly. so we are not only going to going to pay for the atrocities, but we are going to pay for more expensive, i guess. i know it's all combined in the competitiveness and we are in the future. it was very, very difficult for us to be competitive with to china and the other markets where the guys was cheap and was going to wait for housing. the future. we are very easy, replaceable in a way to like go where we are small market to, to the markets, to the resar can. so of course the, for those guys from the overseas, the don't the break it somehow and they, they, they try very hard to break to the relations between china, india and the rush. of course, you know about his hungry is i think the on about not in sophia's alexander food church, the most blaming is the landscape spotting a brand new european union, the energy crisis. you know, you're going to take that. i'm gonna just wonder for yourself, who is

now this intensifies pressure when prices as the due increasing the relies on the l. n. g. a bit, the loss of cheap but russian pipe gas hot, the russian economy, mid western functions, and sabotage, has very felt. we cannot make impacts. moscow has turned east while seeking to triple liquefied natural gas exports. by the end of the decade, it's delivering pipe, the russian gas through the power of side, barry, a pipeline to customize like china, the nation's energy design gas problem is still able to deliver a gas to some european clients via truck street. now for more on this less cross lie to you could i'm a consultant that need to educate to i mean to you in my in morocco. i mean is good to have you join me now. now the you is struggling to approximate lions on russian gas, but it's proving difficult and expensive. now from your analysis, with europe still by russian resources indirectly or will rush out fully shipped to eastern partners. well, this is what i called a you are being, i guess, the dilemma actually europe is trying to die by diversify its energy sources. b

out under the guidance of washington and london who are interested in hooking the you on expensive l n g from the united states. it. so it is worth noting that these 2 countries are precisely the ones obstructing the initiation of an impartial, international investigation just to into the terrorist attack regarding the north streams. in september 2022, we see the conclusions so to speak. are obvious. yeah, strong companies, right. that by that kind of, well, what's your take on this? do you do this to us and you can i do to they really believe they can get your hopes on more expensive energy by targeting these pipeline. yeah, actually i think that you're already going to dent up these that does the lens. he has to spend into the restroom gas from that you can to europe and then simultaneously we solve this attack of on top stream. so of course, this is the, there's a very strong link between is that who is the beneficiary of this attack? so if let's suppose that the us then you'll get is locked behind these attacks. so why not the us and the u. k. should accept an impartial investigation

if you cut on donald trump's plans, the double, it's l n g exports during his presidency. how easy is that going to be for, for washington to implement that scenario. our european citizens are, go, are they going to be well not happy, at least, but will they pay significantly more for their gas? and will that be going on for a while or well it's, they probably will have to, because i think trump will indeed apply this kind of pressure. the problem for the europeans is that now they are really dependent on a, an energy supply us. so after all the tool, oh, don't get yourself depended on russia. very, very dangerous to get yourself dependent on russia. now you're going to be dependent on the united states so, so it's like you, you had wells that provided you with fresh water. you close the wells and you say, oh, it doesn't matter. we're going to get buckled water and he's going to be provided to us by the united states. and i'm sure the americans are gonna provide us with lots and lots of bubble water. and of course, that's not going to happen, and it's a very, very dangerou

jeremy imports last l n g from the us. and so i think that donald trump appears that they're no longer going to be by my gosh, he might be upset about that. that was your binding briefing. you can see is so you can watch this on youtube. you can listen to us everywhere you get your podcasts from. and of course, do forget the weekly newsletter belen briefing, what you get instant analysis on what's happening in this election campaign and the full context of that. we look forward to talking to you to hearing from you until next week by the to the points. strong opinions, clear position, international perspective. donald trump's comments about amec saint raymond and canada suggests there's no back to business as usual in u. s. foreign policy. but are we entry a new era of american expansionism? join us this week on to the point to the point being suppose to minutes on d. w. in the stranglehold of creditors. thousands of people in cambodia on victims of so called like clothes, which are easy to obtain. but come with a cat high