e, and cutter. her recently as 2017, the saudi armed forces were reporting regular fe is against iranian design, missiles lost by huffy rebels in yemen. despite these failures, the information received on these missiles has allowed the manufacturers to improve the patriot into an effective air defense missile system. this information will be especially valuable as russian missile inventories, one low in the war, and ukraine and russia increasingly relies on iranian built drones and short range missiles. will the patrick make a difference to the war unlikely? the u. s. has few patriot batteries to spare, and the cost of each miss are fired is $4000000.00 compared with 250004 russian cruise missile, and $50000.00 from the iranian dro. the arrival of the portrait is more about showing political support for ukraine than it will be about defending the country. william courtney as an adjunct senior fellow at the rand corporation, he says there will be different views inside russia on silence his visit. we

that you find here in cutter. it has been a very enjoyable tournament before we move on. i just want to play something. the u . s. embassy is released on social media awful. while i come to angelo, half the official ball of a 2022 world cup was made right here in the province of pockets as our 2 thirds of the world soccer ball. that is the economic power of the international trade g breeding's conclusion. she korea, thanks for the past people. job sport has the ability connect us culturally and economic way. i don't think we could have said weighed any better into our conversation. where the fuck is the only ambassador mohammed, even though pakistan didn't qualify for this, woke up how much pride does it give the country to have manufactured the bulls that were played at this woke up a lot a lot. i think the bike is lannie community and the bikes than the nation has been partnering with their cut, that in many respects of course, the ball is a much well known and a contribution by the box, the new manufacturers wh

i did, i says that it's official world cup match ball is designed to evoke a cutter. the colors and graphic design on a pearly white bass are inspired by cutters, culture and history. for pop, so, but the connection is anything but obvious added us isn't alone and it's reluctance to reference cutter, the campaigns of other major sponsors such as nike and coca cola. also avoid mentioning the host country. so why is that? certainly the katara brand, the country brand is not one that seen is progressive. it's attitude towards human rights. it's attitude towards l. g, b t, q, p, all is not seen as in line with most of the west. so as a result, these global brands are playing at safe, not wanting to necessarily say that they endorse the category value system. but instead that they support the world, ah, but doesn't really have to be this a political, couldn't companies and brands sees this opportunity to stake out their own beliefs and values for diplomacy? which is what these brands are. is that such a thing as not necessarily wanting to get into a deep conflict and to us

well i, i think this tournament was a tremendous success for carter cutter in the beginning or a cutter in general. since the mid 19 ninety's wants to get out of anonymity because it believe that the invasion of kuwait in 1990, was partly due to it's not anonymity in world politics. nobody or many people really didn't know where these countries were. and that has changed now, katara wants to get protection out of being known to the whole world. and so it builds security relations to the united states economic relations to china. but it also, it also started a soft power campaign, and this was the culminate combination of this strategy. so this is a, a boost for carter itself. what about the wider region, the gulf region, and the arab world in general? do you think? what do you think the legacy tournament will be for the region? well, power relations have changed. it is that's not only due to the world cup is also due to the, the, the new profile of car, international energy politics, especially now. and how that russia is partly partly out of the game. but we have seen a region where sa

sports correspondent, macs merrill is covering the tournament force in cutter. he offered his take on the round of 16 remaining teams wherein to the knockout stage is now which is where a welcome tournament really starts in earnest. we're going to see heavy favorites taken under dogs, like as the case when argentina face australia, or france take on poland. but other games which are much closer to coal, england, senegal, or portugal, switzerland, for instance. there's a lot of excitement here about the 2 remaining asian teams in the competition. south korea. i went to see them at the education city stadium where they beat portugal. and there was a raucous atmosphere among the supporters there who reminisced after the match about the campaign in 2002, 20 years ago when they made it to the semi final. as they co hosted the weld cups on went with japan who are also still here in dough and also have a lot of supporters and they'll face croatia a tough sight to beat. but they've shown their quality against both spain and germany. but perhaps the team with the most su

she's a month for people suspected accepting bribes from world cup host cutter in exchange for influence. we'll get the latest from our correspond with this app also on the program. ukrainian investigate is collect the remains of weapons used in the tax on the city of hoc heath. i say the fragment evidence russia has committed war crimes by using especially destructive bumps against civilians. and the world cup in cutter is sitting and breaking records morocco, my history as they qualify for the semi final setting off while celebrations. the defending champions are waiting for them after france. one heavy white clash with england ah, american howard broke into the program for people arrested by belgian police as part of a corruption probe involving a parliament had been charged with criminal offenses. belgium media, st greek m e p, eva kailey is among them. she's been stripped of her powers as a vice president of the parliament. the charges include participating in a criminal organization and money laundering relate to bribes allegedly received from world cap host, host country rather cu

they relate to bribes allegedly received from world cup host country cutter that they doubly corresponded. jap power has been following this story for us from brussels. i asked him earlier if the shock of yesterday's corruption charges was wearing off at the european parliament. not at all. i think it's giving ever deeper to be honest with the we've heard from the belgian prosecutor, the authority saying that for people of the 6 that they've arrested have not been charged. one of them. belgium media reporting is eva kylie, another. her former partner also another her current partner. sorry, another is a former italian m e p who's neither head of human rights. oh and geo here in the city and another head oven. and geo as well the, the sort of web of this corruption scandal is actually growing at larger. and we also know that police rated another house of another m e p, which belgium media is port reporting to be mark caribella, who is also a socialist within the socialist and democrats group within the european parliament . now we've been doing a bit of digging at the d. w over the last co

that you find here in cutter. it has been a very enjoyable tournament before we move on. i just want to play something. the u . s. embassy is released on social media. awful, i'm all i can. and a low half the official ball of the 2022 world cup was made right here in the province of pockets as our 2 thirds of the world's soccer ball. that is the economic power of the international trade g breeding's conclusion. she korea, thanks for the past people. job sport has the ability connect us culturally and economically. i don't think we could say we had any base a into conversation with the pakistani ambassador mohammed, even though pakistan didn't qualify for this, will come, how much pride does it give the country to manufacture the bulls that were played at the full cup a lot, a lot, i think the focus on the community and the box, the nation has been partnering with the cutter in many respects. of course, the ball is a much well known contribution by the, by the new manufacturers who have actually been contributing t

all eyes were focused on cutters, a legend involvement in the shady lobbying practices associated with the scandal. particularly since the football world cup was on and cutter was the host country, and it already faced controversy over how it may have been awarded those games. but now morocco has been dragged into this fiasco as well. thanks in part to an alleged confession by former european parliament vice president eva kylie whom the you parliament recently stripped of her role in title, internal investigation. documents obtained by the press suggest that kylie had dealings with former italian year a deputy pier antonio pines airy, whom investigators alleged to have received cash from both cutter and morocco. and who just happens to be the founder and president of a think tank called fight. impunity, she had prior knowledge of her husband's dealings with mister pan's airy and that suitcases full of cash had been moved through her apartment. when it comes to transparency of its dealings with foreign countries, the european parliament apparently draws the line at morocco and voted aga

cutter transformed into a vast outdoor up museum. the small gulf nation pulled out all the stops to host the football world cap. but the tournament was far from being all about the beautiful game with. i think the world cup has definitely pushed the art scene to a new level because a lot of people that are coming from a broad or visiting club there for the world cup. want her engage in the culture and we want to have something offered. and i think that's really pushed more an investment in the art scene. how did alma's work is on show images and exhibition of contemporary art? she says having the global spotlight on cutter motivated local assets to explore their identity. i think storytelling evolved the, the way that we want to come to school is people started looking was like what and why and how and all of this. and we became more experimental because each one of us wants to bring something new and exciting. more than a 1000000 people visited cattle during the tournament, the crowds taking and not just the matches, but also the mu

his grandson james varley is working on the world cup and cutter, and has teamed up with carly to exhibit these images at the next world cup in 2026 . what we want do in 2026 in showcase these photographs. the funds of the next woke up in canada, mexico in the united states, and we can show these iconic these retro, they've incredible work of images at all. different cities across 2026, and hope to really like tell the story of a football and get people excited about the next woke up. nowadays, i click can capture single moment, but not all of cuts are 20. 20 twos defining moments are captured on camera thumb are captured in public mural and sketch into world cup history. in a career of memorable moments will messy, provide one more flinging when al jazeera doha. while staying on the same theme as funky was saying, the defining images, well cups are also often captured by photographers. so by newspapers, websites, and agencies, and the biggest archive of those photographs in the walls is held by getty images and london. as harry force found out some of those pictures a powerfully evocativ

the us ambassador cutter and mohammed age, as the pakistani ambassador to cut a gentleman. but welcome to both of you. lovely. to have you hear me. i'm going to start with, you know, before the tournaments before the negative publicity around the country. how do you think perceptions have changed now that the competition is over? well, i think certainly this world cup has been one for the ages at spin, extremely successful. the quality of the matches were fantastic. recoveries were truly welcoming of the world. and so, as i've said, a couple of other places they've created, now millions of ambassadors for cutter and doha, and the kind of hospitality and welcome and majority that you find here in cutter. it has been a very enjoyable tournament before we move on. i just want to play something the u . s. embassy is released on social media. like them and a low half the official ball of a 2022 world cup was made right here in the province of talk is done as our 2 thirds of the world soccer balls. that is the economic power of international traits. g. breeding from food she kore

just look at the pricing, the world cup and cutter may have been the most controversial one ever. still could . harry's hope that fans will take something good home with them, even if it's just the dumber bulls. i give you a reminder that our business story we're following for you, this our, the european central bank as hiked your as an interest rates. again, this time i not point 5 percentage points. paso from the business team handle info moorhead over to t t o e dot com slash business, or the d to way in years youtube channel, where us on facebook as well as the deed of you don't business if you want us to next time to get into the conflict zone with tim sebastian, russia, jewish community has been watching the war in ukraine with mounting alarm, but most of kept silent, fearing state reprisals. a senior figure in the community felt that silence was immoral. the thinkers goldschmidt and he was all jews in russia to get out. now conflict with next on d. w to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives. who teens was bringing death and destruction to u

any peace over allegations of bribery involving world cup host cutter. and a man is dead after taking 2 people hostage in the german city of dresden police suspect he earlier killed his mother. also england out france and the defending champions claimed the last remaining spot in the world cup. let me find it. ah, i might go cropped welcome to the program. the lease in belgium have arrested a vice president of the european parliament. eva, kylie is one of 5 people implicated that a corruption prob, involves world cup host cutter. the greek socialist m e p has been expelled from her party and stripped of her vice president status. others arrested include current and former parliamentary officials. prosecutors say they're looking into payments and gifts given to people in strategic you positions who is in favor. there's been a number of arrest democracy, but the focus is on her eva, kylie, who that in europe. she belongs to a greek socialist party and is one of the vice president of the european parliament . now she's being prosecuted in a corruption probe

did cutters plan work out? i think you said, oh, i think on one level, certainly a data in that as you say, the football took over, but there's no reason why it shouldn't. and i, i mean in a very simple way. and that is that you know, sport and foot board. i'm a big fan for goal is one, the few spaces people have to figure about the real world to forget about all those complexities. and at the end of the day cutter and fif on that, that's the product that they're selling. at the same time, i think that there's been a lot of damage done to cutters reputation potential sofa. i don't like to think that that will lead to changes the will come now ships to north america will be hosted for his time in the united states, canada, and mexico. these are 3 countries, particularly the united states, but also mexico and canada that have quite severe human rights concerns will be monitoring that as well. so there is some positive that can come out of this, which is that faith learning from the mistakes here, making sure the

the world cup and cutter may have been the most controversial one ever. still could. harry's hope that fans will take something good home with them, even if it's just the damn or rules. i give you a reminder that our business story we're following for you, this our, the european central bank as hiked your as an interest rates. again, this time i know point 5 percentage points paso from the business team amberlynn from all head over to t t o e dot com slash business or the d to way in years. you travel channel with us on facebook as well as data you dont business if you want us to next time i can think is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like will return in the normal and we visit those who are finding it difficult. he sees his successes, amazon in our weekly kobinie special ah, next on d, w to the point of strong opinion, clear positions, international perspective. proteins was bringing death and destruction to ukraine, but it is also changing power structures across europe. these displays leadership. while the west appears hesi

for instance, cutter? or for instance, a former member of the european parliament now brought morocco into the into play and said, i've always had suspicions that they were paying money for it and paddling infancy here in the european problems. so this is just opening the floodgates and so we can look at this sir for weeks and maybe months to come more names and more details will emerge in a i'm just reading today. it's being called by more and more people that the biggest corruption scandal in the history of the european parliament, perhaps maybe in the history, the european union, whatever comes out of it's the optics, are certainly bad. how much damage is being done to the credibility of the e u. the damage is horrible, really and a as one law make a huge day said, you know, trust comes slowly and it sort of rides out to an a galloping horse to node it just it's just gone. it can't be repaired very quickly. if at all it does is going to take months of not years and also the infighting between color mean

world, there have been journalists working with this news network, all g 0 headquarters here and cutter for media versus audio 0 and it's output through the tournament has been worth a close watch. there's been so much analysis as to why got their established algebra and the 1st place was, and i think, you know, some of those suggest that the main motivation thing or regional role international role gaining recognition for fields beyond hydrocarbon, beyond gas. and then of course the challenge, because once you know you, you produce something like a global media enterprise on your territory. you look into the best, the best looks into, you know, media organization based and got there could be completely legitimate, different didn't also focus attention on the domestic sphere. this news network basically meant to undercut the kind of hedge a monic narrowed coming from state medias everywhere. and instead for the 1st time offering a perspective that is much more representative of the kind of the everyday experience of era populations throughout this region. so fast forwarding now to the q

and we check in on the world cup and cutter where things got kind of messy for the australian team looking 1st part of the quarter finals. that's coming up later in sport. ah, ah, next by sir. welcome to the program. local media in iran are reporting that the country has abolished its morality police. the announcement comes after months of nationwide demonstrations triggered by the arrest of gina, marcia, meaning the young died after being taken to put in to police custody for violating around strict female dress code. the rounds attorney general told a major state news agency that quote, morality police have nothing to do with the judiciary. earlier i talked to cameron matina, he's a senior lecture on international relations at the university of sussex. i asked him what he made of this announcement. well, 1st of all, i would sure note of caution initially about the announcement because the attorney general said the morality so called morality police was not part of the judiciary system. it wasn't an organ of the judiciary. it was actually part of the so called low enforcement forces or, y

the cutter only really serves to stop looking right there where cutter stops. but how many other countries could be enjoying similar lobbying arrangements with folks in positions of political power and influence and brussels. transparency international suggest that this kind of thing is actually pretty commonplace. this is not an isolated incident. over many decades, the parliament has allowed a culture of impunity to develop where the combination of lacks financial rules and controls and a complete lack of independence or indeed any ethics oversight that this is over again. so the big question that really should be asked now the big elephant in the middle of the room is if this is the visible tip of the iceberg, when it comes to shady activities at the e. u, than just how big is the actual iceberg? and is anyone truly interested in digging any deeper to find out? well whereas up, this is a ppo is on the wall. the pod will be back to the top of the hour with more international news. i will see that ah mm mm mm. welcome to wells apart. as shakespeare contended f

speaking of men's well cups, the 2022 additional cutter was dogged by awful controversy. but on the field it delivered a 3rd title for argentina, a record number of goals and a thrilling final. leonor messy is now a veritable, great to great in a different sport, decided it was time to retire. serena williams, $123.00 grand slam singles titled, in tennis, while roger federer a mast 20 another tennis star was also in the news this year. novak jock of it was kicked out of the australian open and deported in january because he was on vaccinated against coven. 19. they've since changed the rules. and he is back in australia as 2022 and the year had one last shock. football, i compel a died at the age of $82.00. the sporting world lost one of its brightest stars. and here is a reminder of the top story we're following for you. u. s. lawmakers have released 6 years of donald trump's tax returns after a long legal battle to keep them private. they show he paid only $750.00 in his 1st year as you, as president, and no taxes at all in 2020. what you dw can use and that's all for n

and we check in on the world cup and cutter work things god. and shall we say messy for the australian team. looking 1st part of the quarter finals that's coming up later in sport. ah, i'm nick spicer, welcome to the program. and we begin with breaking news from iran, where local media are reporting the country has abolished is morality police. the announcement comes after months of nationwide demonstrations triggered by the rest of gina massey, armine. the young woman died after being taken to police custody for violating iran's strict female dress code. iran's attorney general told a major state news agencies that quote, morality police have nothing to do with the judiciary will bring more in the story during the course of the day. but for now, let's bring in camera and match in. he is a senior lecture on international relations at the university of sussex. what are we to make this announcement, sir? well 1st of all, i would sure note of caution initially about the announcement because the attorney general said the morality so called morality

residents are cautiously celebrating, they regained freedoms, and we check in on the world cup and cutter, where things got, shall we say, messy. the australian team, looking for a spot in the quarter finals that's coming up later in sport. ah, i'm nick spicer. welcome to the program, and we begin it with breaking news from a ran were local media are reporting the country has abolished it's morality police . the announcement comes after months of nationwide demonstrations triggered by the arrest of gina bassi meaning. the young woman died after being taken into police custody provided, leading a ran strict female dress code. iran's attorney general told a major state news agency that quote, morality police have nothing to do with the judiciary will bring more on the story in the course of the day. but earlier i spoke with cameron machin, he is a senior lecture on international relations at the university of sussex, and i asked him what he made of the announcement. well, 1st of all, i would sure note of caution initially about the announcement because as the attorney general said, the mora

and both and negotiators from both sides prepared to meet and we check in on the world cup and cutter, where things got well, kind of a messy for the australian team looking for a spot in the quarter finals that's coming up later in sport. and some of africa's top designers unveiled their latest creations at the car fashion week. as the show celebrates is 20th anniversary. ah, oh nick spicer, welcome to the program. local media and iran say the country is abolishing it's morality police. the announcement comes after months of nationwide demonstrations triggered by the rest of gina massa. meaning, the young woman died after being taken into police custody for violating iran's st . female dress code, the rans attorney general told a major state news agency that the interior ministry has shut down the morality police. earlier i talked to cameron martine, he's a senior lecture on international relations at the university of sussex. i asked him what he made of the announcement. well, 1st of all, i would sure note of caution initially about the announcement because as the attorney general s

things that these charges allege the western mainstream media, though, is trying to frame it as a cutter problem. just check out the headlines. european parliament shaken by cutter corruption, scandal, cut are corruption, scandal, rocks, the e parliament, world cup, a missed opportunity to protest or corruption, immorality you, parliament under scrutiny, as cut their corruption prob expanse. why is this not considered 1st and foremost, a european union corruption prob, and problem shifting blame on to cutter only really serves to stop looking right there were caught her stops. but how many other countries could be enjoying similar ah, lobbying arrangements with folks in positions of political power and influence and brussels transparency international suggest that this kind of thing is actually pretty commonplace. this is not an isolated incident. over many decades the parliament has allowed a culture of impunity to develop, but the combination of lacks financial rules and controls and a complete lack of independence or indeed any ethics oversight that doesn't sound very good. so the big

2020 round cap, his pieces start. brazil suffered a surprise defeats in the final group game here in cutter. they went down one mill to cameron 1st will come victory for 20 years. but it wasn't enough to keep the african nation in the tournament. fans waved a banner with best wishes for brazil, great pele. that's why it's missing the injured name of. the brazilians had plenty of chances, but they could not find a way past cameron keeper davis a puffy gabriel martinez. lee went close a couple of times. the south americans were pushing for a wind to become the only team in the group stage with a perfect record. but they just could not break. the deadlock actually sailed stadium. brazil had already filled a place in the last 16 before kicker and made 10 changes to the line up. cameron were hanging on for long periods, but needed a victory to have any chance of qualifying bands on abu bucko gave the african nation a one know when with an injury time go. and he was insane to fall off to receiving a sick and yellow code. removing his shooting celebration camera needed a be a when in the other gam

to influence parliament decisions. cutter has denied any involvement. u. s. financial authorities have charged the founder of the collapse crypto currency exchange f. d eggs with fraud. the securities and exchange commission says that sam bakeman fried, used customers money as his personal piggyback the ledgers. he spent it on luxury property and political donations. and will freed, was arrested in the bahamas on monday, is being held, pending extradition. gabriel is under, has more his lawyers are flying down to the bahamas as we speak to meet with him as r. u. s. prosecutors expect the u. s. prosecutor is going to ask the, the bahamas officials to extradite him to the us as soon as possible. and he will be most likely coming here to new york to face charges. charges that are now growing. by the minute, if you will, the securities and exchange commission overnight or early this morning announcing that they are filing a civil charges for security fraud. they say that he built a house of cards on a foundation of deception in their announcement of these c

now semi final victory is ro patrick, in our cutter waterfront studio with more. we have our 1st catch 2022 finalists argentina, the south american side, east pass code ship to book vet tickets to the well comp show pace. will argentine awarded a penalty in the minutes when julian alvarez was brought down, little messy scoring from the spot or the cake got back to tough with laura with 11. what was the man responsible for doubling for a minute later, the credit bureaus like a sorry skill and a bit of luck to get past almost single handedly in the middle of the 2nd half message. so his role in providing the 5th at the school again. bessie, the creator of tina made reno end. alright, you hope it is august, dina, who are through to the 6. well cut fido very will get that chance to redeem themselves for the fight. a lot in 2014, when i woke up to the matter, don't seem back in north united states, so delight for matthew and his teammates will be back at the stadium on sunday, before the box and simeon founds have been cheering on the team at this. well, come with them