u. k. s. i c k, whether my sense is that the beginning of the winter will be the tougher spirit had both in terms of inflation rates, but also in terms of economic growth. so my sense is that the toughest times are yet to come result with these new g d p numbers, the europe is still eking out growth, at least in the 2nd quarter. but there are so many concerning signs ahead. is a recession imminent? well actually the numbers that came out a day about as a new information for the latest quarter are, are not as the as so pessimistic as a had originally thought for some countries, sir, i'm thinking here of the netherlands, but also there were the numbers for greece or after a very strong to his spirit, actually quite strong, much stronger than i would have there are dissipated for others growth numbers in the 2nd quarter, or between 0 and 11.5. and of course, the big issue here is germany with their ag did be gross and 2nd, puerto exactly 0. i always basic units that are, you know, the next numbers an

u. s. is already in the recession, technically in the recession, both quarter want any quarter to have been negative numbers or sol, u. s. c, u s. growth, and the u. s. canada is really, you know, safe and already how dangerous could it be putting euros on that is the 19 nations, the years, the euro, if there is a recession later this year. well, i wish had to recess in also with a pandemic. so where, you know, danger isn't really the right number of suppose we were hoping for a quick growth asked of them. but of course, now with the war in, in russia, this is not going to happen either european economies, a strong economy could. whether this, i think what's important wants here is some really the weakest, the how they weakest will be hit. primarily because this is an energy sunni will affect households, mtv, the poor households in ways that are, you know, who we need to be, need to watch for this. the european economy hollinger will recover after that because we are talking about really the winter after that many things will be different pay marlena. decoupling of european energy consumption from russia or other and means

didn't try to estimate that, but of course we've seen the euro already at much lower levels against c, u. s. dora and the 200200122. so we would probably reach similar limit levels. but i thought really trying to get it, but we should be prepared to see the euro falling at the same time, i mean, the slump or this decline of the euro parts of it at least a seem inevitable. i mean, as long as the u. s. federal reserve seems at least one step ahead of the european central bank in raising interest rates. yes, and there are many reasons why this will continue. so we already have an interest difference between the u. s. and the european euro area buy more than 2 percentage points and financial investors rightly expect that this will even increase in the future. why this, as you have just said, the u. s. has or the federal reserve bank of the u. s. has already increased interest rates much more already earlier than the european central bank. but there are many reasons why this might continue in the future. why that although we have rather similar inflation levels in this country, so to speak, us w

u. s. recently said, well, we think is utilized the right to defend itself. well, what about the palestinians right? to defend themselves. the c u. s. supports the genocide. let's face the u. s. c's. israel is, it's client, stay as the chair in the middle east, and it supports it's designs on taking over all the occupied territories. it's been 3 days since pelosi left taiwan. but tensions between china and the u. s. remain high in the wake of the us. how speakers controversial visit beijing launch military drills over the island, making good on its promise that taipei will pay a price for hosting the u. s. official. hey, james military exercises around the island included ballistic missile launches, which landed in the waters of ty, one's northern, southern and eastern zones. china's armed forces also conducted drills in 6 zones surrounding the violence. beijing's military said the exercises were focused on training for a joint blockade. c target a fall and airspace control, taipei couldn't den beijing as the evil neighbor next door, also accusing china of destroying the taiwan strait with military drills. washington has also

well, montana al sana has always focused on the real problem facing iraq, which is c u. s. occupation the u. s. a. war on iraq, the u. s. imposed constitution in iraq, which every ministry, every line item in the budget controlled by a different political party, a different force. it was set up to keep the iraqi people divided dysfunctional and unable to form a cohesive government. so this has been a long struggle to get the us out. it's hundreds of thousands of troops that were there an occupation from troops. the contractors, mercenaries, every form possible and still today in iraq and still the day consciously being of course of vision. they really have, they grow the secular constitution and previously existed in iraq and set up a structure even handed to keep people completely divided and fighting among themselves is called divide and rule. it's away, us strength, energy functions and countries around the world. it's the plans that they have from russia to china are the 2 french and posed in lebanon, or something, syria, again and again. how to treat people local peop

c u. s. policy right now is playing with fire. the u. s. scenes to for years ago have been doing anything up to the point of really violating or clearly rejecting one trying to principle. for example, the u. s. has invited to taiwan to the democracy meet last year, which is chinese. i has the people, the one again, and that is a violation of the one time the principal, the u. s. seems to be you know, 4th in china to concede in trade use to and it's position of russia about century bush and so on. looks like the china has not conceded during the last few talks and the u. s. if not, we need 2 options, but to escalate the matter further. the big group of nations is becoming increasingly appealing to more member states with the president. now of a jerry in africa was largest gas exporter saying that the country is ready to join the block. but then to boon said, the move would help. distance is country from polarizing global conflicts. we need ricks firstly because it allows us to move away from the attraction of the 2 poles . and secondly, w

and while europeans have to tighten a belt, c u. s continues to import goods from russia and associated press investigation shows that more than 3600 shipments of various russian goods arrived in u. s. port since the start of the war and ukraine. and that save a $1000000000.00 a month. according to the article, the us has imported more than 1000 shipments of wood, about a 1000 shipments of metals, and more than 300 shipments of food, working out to literally a 1000000 tons of russian goods. we spoke with a political analyst who notes that with such actions, the u. s. shows it superior attitude, i, for its own allies, whom it treats as poems. i think the logic here is that these standards apply to europe. that applies to the u. s. colonies. such as a, europe, australia, canada, but the united states. politicians are going to do whatever they need to maintain power to consolidate their power within their sphere of influence. and they're perfectly willing to sacrifice the colonies, the lower level countries. within the u. s. empire, the

u. s. sais, the move demonstrates its commitment to a free and open endo pacific region. china responded immediately by saying, get tracked, c u. s. ships as they made their way through the strait while the chinese military is poised to respond to any additional incidents with the 1st such case of american naval activity in the disputed area in the wake of a controversial visit to taiwan by u. s. how speak and nancy pelosi, early this month. bating still considers tiwana, pasa china, and responded to policies. trip with a series of military exercises around the island. here's a reminder of how the situation unfold. it. how speaker nancy pelosi is planned to visit taiwan potential stop in taiwan. visiting taiwan is in taiwan. why is she assisting that? she may well go to taiwan. it would be a serious violation of the one china principal and a grave infringement on china's sovereignty and territorial integrity. those who play with fire will come to no good end. oh, think we are at an unpredictable moment. chinese military assembling at 6 different locations around the island us china relations are on shaky ground. seems to me

c, u. s. has made that accurate is accusation at the same time trying to regularly accuses the united states of things. and we don't accept that as gospel either. my point is simply that if every thing in the world happens as if it were solely driven by great power competition, that leaves out a lot of possible explanations. south african presence around the pays us as he's not trying to avoid accountability for a scandal involving his farm. and those a phase questions from members of parliament on tuesday. he's accused of covering up the theft of a large sum of foreign currency at the farm. in february 2020 please. i had refused to comment on the matter, citing ju process. so i stand here and soon i'm a person not being unwilling to be accountable one to be fully accountable. and i'm saying once again that and mike and it's important and even those who are dealing with this metas, i've said it's important got to make human space and time to deal with all the aspects of this meta global i as a

so the c u. s. support agenda. let's face the us, be israel is client state is in the middle east and it's support. it's designed on taking over all the occupied there. it's been 3 days since pelosi left taiwan potential between china and the us remain high in the wake of us. how speakers controversial visit beijing launch military drills over the island, making good on its promise that type a will pay a price for hosting the u. s. official. staging military exercises around the island included ballistic missile launches, which landed in the waters of taiwan, northern southern eastern. those china is armed forces also conducted drills in 6 zone surrounding the violent asians military said the exercises were focused on training for the joint blockade fee. target assault air face control hyper condemns aging as the evil neighbor next door, also accusing china of destroying the taiwan straits with military drills. washington also criticized the drills describing them as irresponsible and provocative in retaliation for

c, u. s. has made that accusation accusation. at the same time, china regularly accuses the united states of things and we don't accept that as gospel either. my point is simply that if everything in the world happens as if it were solely driven by great power competition, that leaves out a lot of possible explanations. ah, what you all deserve. lisa hill, robin and reminder of our top stories because global velocity of the soviet union has died at the age of 91. gorbachev presided over the end of the cold war and the lifting of eastern europe on current and, but failed to prevent the collapse of the u. s. s. all russian television. and the news of his death president vladimir putin had expressed his deepest condolences that says that he'll be sending messages to his family and friends. the un secretary general lead global tributes to mccallegh overture until you get arish called him a towering leader. while the european commission president, as the on the land call him a trusted and respected statesman out there is rob reynolds

, i believe, 70 plus educators in the room, public private two year four year tribal colleges, h b c u s and more. uh and so i know that people have come to hear this message to reflect on what it means for , us to advance good work and post secondary education collaboratively. so as the secretary, what message do you have for this audience and beyond about working individually or collectively to move this work forward? what does it take? what do you want to see? i think the -- what do you want to see? >> i think the term that made its way through the hallways here today was partner or perish , that sound right? when we reopened schools, we were required to collaborate differently. i had the epidemiologist in connecticut on speed dial. i didn't know what they did before the pandemic intentional partnerships that were different is the norm. we must make that tangible. we must make that the expectation in all places because we have students who are hungry, we have, you have students who are housing insecure, you have students that suffer from mental health needs. and if you think college c

principal. seriously threatened the peace and stability of the taiwan strait and seriously undermined c u. s. relations and lead to a very serious situation and very serious consequences. un don't. the chief of mere mars military, i've extended a state of emergency for another 6 months. it's been in place since june to deposed the governments of anson suit. she in february last year. so she is in detention and has been charged with several offenses monitoring group st. more than 2000 people have been killed and 15000 arrested in a crackdown and pro democracy protest since the q one, telephone, cima. we made up most efforts in discharging the state duties with might but internal and external terrorists and their conspirators are committed to the utter devastation rather than the flourishing of democracy in myanmar and the legal committee. the parallel government and terrorist organizations against the government, which is formed into the constitution commit various ways and means to distract the security piece and stability of the nation. number attorney chang has more from bangkok on the reg

c, u. s. has made that accurate accusation at the same time, china regularly accuses the united states of things and we don't accept that as gospel either. my point is simply that if every thing in the world happens as if it were soley driven by great power competition, that leaves out a lot of possible explanations. ah.

but according to the congressional budget office, c, u. s. publicly held debt is almost $24.00 trillion dollars, which is over a 100 percent of its g d p. and the annual inflation rate rose to more than 9 percent in june. investigative journalist edwards is all believed that biden's foreign policy is in crises and the world is hiring of u. s. involvement abroad. i think that when it comes to president biden more about the failure of his handlers at his administration, what we're getting is a continuation of this decline policy. and what i mean simply by this is that every time we enter a negotiation, anytime we enter attempt situation, whether be this proxy war with russia, this, this attempt to enter a proxy war were shot over taiwan. or again, the situation in iran where it's always lose lose, and sometimes it's a lose for america when for the other side. and it's always from the direction of americans to act as a restore the period after world war 2. we're not, we're a different nation. and nation that has many things to figure out 1st, s

c, u. s. has made that accurate accusation at the same time trying to regularly accuses the united states of things. and we don't accept that as gospel either. my point is simply that if every thing in the world happens as if it were solely driven by great power competition, that leaves out a lot of possible explanations. u. s. navy says it's foiled an attempt by iranian forces to capture an unmanned vessel and release these images, which i said to show the iranian ship towing the small american vessel before it was let go. of us as the sail join explorer was being operated by his feet in the gulf sale, joan is capable of carrying out data collection missions, which is to and mapping for up to one year. they were lebanon, have 3 been protesting against draft legislation. they say would make it harder to get savings out of their bank accounts, says 2019 lebanese bank for them, whose strict limits on the withdrawal of foreign currency economies spiraled over the last 3 years. in one of the world

c, u. s. has made that accusation accusation at the same time, china regularly accuses the united states of things and we don't accept that as gospel either. my point is simply that if every thing in the world happens as if it were soley driven by great power competition, that leaves out a lot of possible explanations. one person has been killed in protests across haiti . hundreds took to the streets of the capital port of french and other cities, demanding the resignation of prime minister. i had already. it's his 2nd wave of protest this month. many people blamed the prime minister for the high cost of living and widespread violets. yet to day we took to the streets again to quim o rights, the police for it just to kill us. as you can see, all the gus pod spoken fire. i, you know, by the end of the month, we will not stop protesting until arial ali resigns, because things have become more complicated under his government. we don't have purchasing power. inflation is about 31 percent. this is

c, the u. s. is describing this ruling as a miscarriage of justice in the courtroom. brian, listen, does the judge handed down her sentence? that's not when she did go up to 79 years imprisonment and a fine of some. $16000.00. earlier greiner told the court she had no intention of breaking any russian law. i may say. hope that in your ruin it doesn't. in my life. the bite and administration remains adamant that grind was wrongfully detained, and the president immediately released the statement after the judgment saying, it's unacceptable. and i call on russia to release her immediately, so she can be with her wife loved ones, friends and teammates. negotiations are and a way to secure grind his release and that of another american citizen who the us says is being wrongfully detained in russia. poor whelan, we have pro, made a serious proposal to the russians to try to get brittany and paul whalen, who is also wrongfully detained home, where they belong. and we urge the russians again to seriously consider that proposal to act on it. and let's get these 2 americans hom

be trying to get information on where as a logistics, the logistic roots are and try to target m c, a u. s. or even the usa should keep the secret when it is planning to send another 1000000000 or $2000000000.00 of weapons doing great. i believe it would be wiser, but as a sad, there are 2 time it does. if there is a psychological dimension and then morale, okay, on pools of ukraine is crumbling their war for the same as the russian. so it's important shows that the west is still behind ukraine and that they are getting the support that they badly need. and this reinforces the position of the landscape, the president who can keep his promise to deliver these weapons to the front. however, there is a downside that the russians, they should be deter it by hearing that there is that ukraine is getting these weapons. however, that also gives them the chance to prepare. they are waiting in anticipation, they know what's coming and was going to be facing them. and from that perspective, it's not very wise to disclose what exactly is being delivered. and in what quantities are, what types of weap

and while her trip came with words of hope, freedom, security in unit c, the u. s. representative was criticized by many for making the contentious stop on the island territory, which has driven uneven bigger wage and relations between china and the u. s. r been voted on former vice chair for the libertarian national committee, discussed with us american meddling in asia politics. well, right now, the united states hasn't understood that you can have an opinion without committing to an 80 arctic policy. was in my opinion that taiwan should be a completely free and independent nation, but i'm not willing to commit us soldiers to it. i'm not willing to commit us taxpayers to it. that's just an opinion of that. i hold of what i think an ideal world would be like. and nancy pelosi is completely right to express her opinion. the problem is the way that the u. s. government is running right now. a foreign policy is opinions, seeing that they need to turn into military expensive, costly, military action immediately. and that's where i see the problem. right now the united

c, p u. s. and iran, or at all over the us nuclear watchdogs probe and uranium traces found with 3 undeclared sites in the country at around once the inspections dropped. however, the e u for its part in the international deal. once iran to address concerns about the uranium sites. iran's demands include the removal of its elite military unit from a u. s. terrorist and blacklist which washington has refused to discuss alongside the nuclear. you know, the 2015 deal involved terran agreeing just so new restrictions on its atomic industry and exchange for the easing of western economic sanctions. however, the u. s. unilaterally withdrew from the deal in 2018 under then president trump, who branded the agreement as fundamentally flawed. the current pope to revive the pipe, cuz been ongoing for 16 months. leslie moore and alfred live to iranian foreign policy analyst cited most of our hush chest. them good to see you today. thanks for joining us on the program. talking the talk, joe biden says he's i

u. s. c's no issues, but the top speaker visiting tie one, which is apparently said to do on tuesday by trying to seem to move as a proof of experiencing the young genuine. china will certainly take a resolute response and effective countermeasures to safeguard its sovereignty and territorial integrity. we need breaks, the algerian president says, the countries ready to join the alternative rapidly growing economic block. that's in contrast to usa alliances, which appear to be using global influence. opec secretary general describes russia as a vital member in the ally.

the volvo, c 40 recharge aims at the, the electric s u v q pay market where there are already quite a few competitors tenant, match up the c $40.00 re charge is based on the x, the 40 recharge, and it also has the same drive train to electric engines, one at the front, one at the rear, each $1150.00 kilowatt. so $300.00 kilowatts in total. and with that it will make the dash from 0 to 100 kilometers an hour in 4.6 seconds. and that fee is pretty good for a car that weighs in at over $2.00 tongue. it can only go up to 180 kilometers an hour. but that is not because it's an electric car that is a general decision of valvo. so even for the combustion engines, volvo, stops the car at 180 kilometer than our for safety reasons. that top speed is at least 20 kilometers an hour, less than most of the competition. the energy for the 2 engines is provided by a 78 kilowatt hour battery. that way you will have arranged of 440 kilometers according to w l t p. if you drive around purely in the city, just like us right now, then you will even get to a range of more than 570 kilometers. of course, in

the statute that donald trump may have violated 18 u. s. c, 2071 has a disqualification provision, and this was passed after which are nixon. and it specifically says, in addition to a potential 3 year term and federal prison. that if you are convicted of violating this statute, you are prohibited from holding public office and is a question whether it is laws, unconstitutional or not because it's never been applied. but it's a real possibility that if trump is prosecuted, that he's prohibited from running in 2024, it's catch up on some other stories making headlines around the world this morning . hundreds of government opponents have rallied in sri lanka, calling for an end to emergency laws and the dissolution of parliament. massive street protests forced the former president to quit last month. the new leader renewal vic rim a single was used as use emergency powers to arrest, protest firefighters in cuba, se they have finally gained control of a blaze of fuel depot that has raged for several days. officials described it as the worst fire

what's only possible the statute that donald trump may have violated 18 u. s. c. 207. 1 has a disqualification provision and this was passed after richard nixon. and it specifically says, in addition to a potential 3 year term and federal prison. that if you are convicted of violating this statute, you are prohibited from holding public office. that is a question whether this laws unconstitutional or not because it's never been applied. but it's a real possibility that if trump is prosecuted, that is prohibited from running in 2024. right, well, you're a lawyer. so what would you advise donald trump to do if you were his lawyer? now? i would advise him what his lawyers did when they're in the white house. don't rip up documents, don't flush them down the toilet. don't barnum don't take them all because there's no reason for you to be in this situation. the laws clear. you have to maintain these documents, give them to the national archives. if there's some reason that the document should be disposed of, the archivist has to make that decision, not you as a presid

stalks on wall street fell sharpie on monday, amid worries about inflation and broader recovery in the u. s. c. s, and p 500 index was down more than 2 percent by the end of trading. heavy rains of left parts of the u. s. city of dallas under water, several people had to be rescued from their vehicles and hundreds of flights have been cancelled this month is the 2nd wet his on wreckage for the area. iran says the u. s. is delaying talk. same that reviving the nuclear deal. european countries have been leading in direct negotiations between tehran in washington to try to reinstate the agreement. and a federal prosecutor in argentina has requested a 12 year prison sentence or vice president. christina kitchener. she is on trial on corruption charges relating to public works during her term as president between 272015. her supporters say the charges are politically motivated, it's coming up next amount. is there a witness? hello a with a boy with the she's done in a package for daisy stricken for there is chicken and hutcher. i really love for sugar guy when he grew him to media and lunch break o

u. s. navy, in the dark days of the early 1900 seventies. soviet navy in the u. s. navy came to an agreement called the incident c agreement in the agreement to prevent the risk of unintentional or possibly accidental harm between their ships. it was during the time of great hostilities in the eastern mediterranean, among the arab nations and israel. and we've had good relations, annual meetings and resolution at, at lower levels of possible conflicts. we, we have agreements that supplement the law. the see, we have agreements accept them, supplement the rule, the road rules of the road, and we have fairly good relationships. when i was on the aircraft, carrier limits that launched the raid to ran to try to rescue the american hostages . we always had a russian or then a soviet surface ship shadow up. we had some interesting communications at that time and got in trouble with president carter for sending hockey scores during the 1980 olympics. but they were professionally done. there were no real risks of collision, no real risks of weapons being fired accidentally or intentionally. this is the question then for

grave blood is on the hands of the united states government, victoria newland, barack obama, job c, i a the u. s. military, the trained these nazis hide behind civilians and shoot at the russians. they were coming to liberate the city here with us. but he says you will come with us here either of them. okay, i have so we have the other one, the emotional, the more guide to william. there's a joy shuttle regional rural company does. i can it's sheila, can you associate meditating? yeah, because i think she'll erica already and you showcase that a little shade when i see them where oh my god, i'm supposed ah, the united states is had a variety of tools, news, and tax on other countries. we have a responsibility for the whole world. and we need to make rules for the rest because without out there will be with you to look up for a muscle around noon. she doesn't be military and she's on a nurse to me as possible. mama cook girls goes to somebody tamika, but i bring this ashley of a dc. wanted to work with . you bring up the key chain of crimes to metal or phone. is that right? something you need to

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the volvo, c 40 recharge aims at the fully electric s u v q pay market. where there are already quite a few competitors. can it match up? the see 40 read shot, it's based on the axis 40 recharge and it also has the same drive train to electric engines, one at the front, one at the rear, each 1150 kilowatt. so $300.00 kilowatts in total. and with that, it will make the dash from 0 to 100 kilometers an hour in 4.6 seconds. and that fee, it's pretty good for a car that weighs in it over $2.00 times. it can only go up to 180 kilometers an hour, but that is not because it's an electric car. that is a general decision of volvo. so even for the combustion engines, volvo stops their cars at 180 kilometers an hour, for safety reasons. that top speed is at least 20 kilometers an hour, less than most of the competition. the energy for the 2 e engines is provided by a 78 kilowatt hour battery. that way you will have arranged of 440 kilometers according to w l t p. if you drive around purely in the city, just like us right now, then you will even get to range of more

this allows dhs cbp more specifically to engage in c. u. s. operations in these areas of operations. >> let me be be more specific as i don't have much much time. um in your testimony you stated from august 21 to may 22 cbp detective, more than 8000 illegal cross border drone flights at the southern border of these 8000 flights. how many were successfully mitigated by dhs? ms. vinograd: i can ask cbp to get back to you and your staff with the specific numbers. >> we have been asking them for this since february persistently and we are not getting the information. it's important we have an authorization but we have to have information if we don't have the statistics today. if you don't have it, despite many, many inquiries from us that concerns me. i want to work with you again on this reauthorization but we've got to have better information to be able to do it properly . let's talk about china for a moment. recently, the directors of the fbi and british m 15 warned of the national security and economic threats posed by china. they identified i

u. s. high speaker. china is ratcheting up military activity. nancy pelosi proposed to land in taipei on tuesday night, despite warnings from beijing. the u. s. c's, no issue with the potential touched on. but china has labeled to move a breach of its sovereignty when they say so if we would like to warn the u. s. side, once again, that the chinese side is ready. the chinese people's liberation army will never sit idly by and china will certainly take a resolute response and effective countermeasures to safeguard its sovereignty and territorial integrity. and so if the speaker does decide to visit, and china tries to create some kind of crisis or otherwise escalate tensions, that would be entirely on vision. let's have a look at the most tract or craft in the world right now. and you can see that the jet took off from koala lumper, and it's not flying near taiwan with the spell o c on board. her official itinerary liaison visits to 4 countries, singapore, malaysia, so korean japan. but all those stuff have been overshadowed by the potential visit to taiwan. a local news report claims of the high speaker on her delegation, her boot hotel rooms int