good to see you. >> hey, geo, how are you?> reporter: those beaches were so appealing to demi and tim sherman, they came to california to look at homes while putting their home in dallas on the market. the couple had moved nine times before but say the pressure has never been so high. >> we've actually done one house-hunting trip and offered on two homes that we lost. we put an offer in another house here in huntington beach, but there were i think 15 to 20 original offers. four or five round counter process. we eventually ended up pulling out of that. >> reporter: they say a bidding war ensued with the house going 15% over asking, prompting the couple to consider liquidating investments to compete. >> it was a lot of risk. it wasn't making sense on paper. >> reporter: they flew back to dallas, empty-handed and nervous. then interest rates started increasing. >> after we, you know, went back to texas, geo had called us and said, hey, this other home came back on the market if you want it, you need to make an offer, being remot

it's about geo politics. u. s. allies like sweden, the u. k, and australia. have all assisted washington on this support for us and has been growing and astray. his birthplace now has a prime minister, who, while an opposition wanted him released, has anthony ob, uneasy changed his to and if he hasn't, will it make a difference? our starting point this week is wiki leeks, the worker sanchez, news organization did that landed him in jail the it's easy to get buried in the galleries of the case against julian, the jurisdictional question. the expedition locked the accusations of a legal hacking and asked me what can get along is the journalism assange. and what you weeks produced, starting in the mid 2000, that news that was left around the world went to town, including what we learned about american wars in afghanistan, and then iraq. what they couldn't tolerate was when julian assigned was sent video footage by them all of which showed in the helicopter and killing ordinary people. that is the principal, the exposure of war crime that caused outrage, especial

geo strategically we are one people. it religiously were not quite whimpered it has worked for the swiss so we can make it work for america. talk about the swiss and british example. >> just a brief time for a last question it is an interesting one. constitution never mentions. and yet very soon there were two political parties. >> that is the story i tell about former friends and allies jefferson and adams work together in 1776 begin to diverge and adams makes the crime to criticize adams and inu response by the late marshall does not join adams in that to marshall's credit. he is never all in on the act. but in response to that, jefferson takes a loose c coalition and turns it into a much more organized clinical party. will become kind of permanent political party in seeds of a two-party system a strong two-party system emerge. after washington passes missing you mentor he's unanimously elected. you are going to gifted the seeds of that in the contest between jefferson and adams. it is going to become institutionalized

local collaborators who defected to the enemy, address of residence and the location is preferably geo-referencednd people who sympathize with the occupiers are asked to pay special attention to the employees of the ros atom, other employees and specialists sent from russia for the requested information . if you have relevant information, inform our military intelligence officers. so 096 310 11:26 in the near future, the rules for traveling abroad may change, even in accordance with martial law, because the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, valery zaluzhny, asks the ministry of defense to allow those who are not subject to conscription during mobilization to leave our country, in particular, the students were the first to inform about this yesterday, the people's deputy from the people's servant, yulia hryshyn, i quote regarding the departure of students abroad, we are moving forward, we have an important gift on youth day, today the ministry of defense received an appeal from our best commander-in-chief of the armed forces of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny asking hi

not very proud and nat geo, because she's to me there. i don't know. does that all day long? especially i've been up in process more than others, you know, in the booster. ah, school school situ, which is a fix, you know, which to ship. okay. and you're still brand new to me when it was, i wish it was. seems like it's crack me. oh the know when i would show the wrong one, i'll just don't rule out the same because the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah ah, what a toilet, talk you about with the school. i hope i hope with the bus a with a ford edge that also issue somebody over there also with a lot of video with a with it is you know, that way. i don't mind ah, 9 people are injured after ukraine shells residential areas up our road region where europe largest nuclear power plant is located also ahead. she has been promising to go on the offensive for quite a while now, and in fact, they have been attempting to recapture the previous, the last positions and villages for weeks here. but well

he said geo chemist with icelandic energy expecting us to go be him all the way. i better estimate how that goes. go goes all the energy being created. right. it's very so on any other kind of safety whether it was nuclear, coal need some few. well, yeah, that was the theme to exit from the ground from the by adding geothermal to their already advance hydro capacity. iceland became world leaders in renewable energy. basic question. how does it, you know, several times where in very short drill a hole into the ground. and be thrilled down to maybe 2 to 3 kilometers. and there the theme is over pressure, right? and it comes by its own pressure through the production. let me collect the theme of the surface and there you produce powers. just that just like that there will be enough heat in the question. for millions of years to come, we are only using, tying a fraction of the heat that is being generated in the earth every day. the potential of deceit is so big the plans have been discussed for helping to supply the u. k. with geothermal energy from iceland it might

where the top court is upheld a guilty verdict, and to jail sentence against former prime minister nat geo. brazzel. now gibb repealed a 2020 conviction for money laundering and corruption, and a 12 year prison term, prosecutors have said 4 and a half $1000000000.00 was stolen from the one m. d. b fund that he co funded or founded, the court charged energy for illegally receiving $10000000.00 from that fund. he's been on bail since 2018 pending that appeal. now james legal team spoke to the maid here shortly after tuesday's verdict. your part, the position of the federal court? would it was read, bard, you leonard, chief justice of course we are. but he said because we lost the appeal. i only see that we seek comfort and solace in the words of a great indian jewish who sit that the almighty a loaner can dispense perfect justice florence louise inquired on poor with more on how the ruling unfolded. his lawyer initially tried to delay proceedings. firstly, by arguing that they didn't have sufficient time to prepare because this was a new legal team that had only been replaced late last month

political and geo economic war with russia? the point really here is that the e u is stopping time because reach the erotic holt in croatia from which it goes by pipeline to gratian and to present woochie doesn't want to stop importing oil from, from anybody, recent russia, most of it. so this is a problem of the use making it wants to make the balkans correspond you or even put laura over this wind tends to freeze even more winds up and carried on with the tank of bad because then people can eat well. happy with that. then let them carry on imposing this time to buy. i think the population in croatia and elsewhere they will easily you're satisfied with the european union. see, that's what the european union. it was up the notorious arab spring, a series of protests uprising armed rebellions and well intrusive n g o's. they all claim thousands of lives destroyed economies under governments to only 2 nicea where the movement 1st began more than a decade ago, has actually seen a transition to a more democratic form of rule. but a

well, as always, thank you for your time, your thoughts, geo politics, expert peer a manual to mon, lie on art. while some western media outlets have responded to the killing doria doing, whitson cynicism really focusing as pure money will was going through there on her father at describing him as a mastermind behind russia's foreign policy. and that reaction you may recall, is in stark contrast to other recent assassination attempts against pro western figures r t racial blevins. as the story, the tragic killing i've daria do are going to attract headlines for media across the west, but they're focus seem to be on her father, alexander doogan, or more specifically his political views and his supposed ties to the russian government. sienna, referred to him as a spiritual guide, while the u. s. government funded radio free europe called him brain. the daily mail took a different approach focusing instead on duke and appearance, which was shown on videos taken at the scene. they described his reaction to seeing the car. his daughter was driving fully engulfed in fire as if it was a plot o

the court charged and nat geo, before illegally receiving $10000000.00 from that fund. he's been on bell since 2018, pending that appeal for more on the story. let's bring in florence louis. he joins us live now from cologne. poor. hello, there florence. what happened at court today while have been a day of high drama court. the hearing was originally shed you to go until the end of the week. now instead, we heard not deploy an attempt to fall, it will fall an application, asking the chief justice to reduce herself, saying that she was by as that application was heard and dismissed. not just lawyers also thought to have the hearing postponed, that postponement was rejected. and ultimately we heard not just speak from the doc itself, where he again attempted to portray himself as a victim of justice. he thought to paint the high court judge who hurt the initial case as biased. he said the chief justice is hearing this final appeal is could also be biased because on the basis that her husband had posted critical views of nudges on social media several years ago. but ultim

and then, and then if you look at the position, the geo, the geo, the geographical, excuse me, position of china to china is an eastern coast northeast, eastern southeast there, american military bases in that region. there are so many american military bases, in fact, china's eastern flank is entirely dotted with us. space is how it, how does china feel about that? well, i mean, again, speaking of distractions, all of europe is dotted with u. s. military bases. if any european country and now involved in ukraine, tobacco wanted to pull back for that policy, they would have to contend with the fact that the u. s. soldiers troops on their ground. so the situation is it's very us through control world military. and i think china understands this, which is why i don't think it will make any moves which will cause a retaliation because i understand with interest or at. but alessandra once again that we were hearing about red lines, red lines. alexandra putin was talking about this for years and years and years rushes read lines with nato one is border with possible ukrainian accession and a

probably not wise to pursue a 2 front r geo political crisis. but it speaker policies decision. it represents also the will and support of many american people. but as childrens towards taiwan, but you have the military say, it wasn't good timing this at all. oh that president biden stated, and we don't know what exactly was communicated, that he was advised by the military, that this would be an unwise decision, but that's president biden statement. we don't know what the military is actually decided, but we do know that to protect our members of congress, we've seen a significant deployment of naval assets and air assets with a aircraft carrier, ronald reagan in the waters, and also a number of aircraft from oaken. our and japan to defend american lawmakers who are legally and lawfully going to taiwan and being welcomed by the taiwanese government . right. but that wouldn't be happening unless they were acting in a belligerent way. correct? that they, it wasn't, it would have said to have been on the official on the official list of the country . she would visit she, she knew

we'll geo political strategist and diplomacy consultant to the u. s. state department takes a different view from that, john sally, this told me that taiwan should take a stronger approach to its defense. speaker policies visit is not an official us government visit. to bind administration in the executive branch, make foreign policy. and this is not a visit that they have approved of. however, many members of congress, the u. s. senate and the house of representatives are very strong supporters of ty, one's position visa, the beijing. they want to demonstrate strong congressional support for ty, one's ability to operate autonomously. and that if there is going to be any solution to the tie, one issue that it be handled peacefully between beijing in taipei and that's the kind of hybrid warfare, a wolf war, or your diplomacy that we've seen china exercise against taiwan in recent years. i think it's very important for taiwan to take a much stronger, much more robust approach to its own defense. it cannot rely on other countries along to defend it. an

to seek the release a fellow basketball star, brittany griner. rudman has a history of dabbling in geo politics, including a long running friendship with north korea's leda king john griner has been sentenced by moscow court to 9 years in prison. for drug possession, with a somali official saving managed to rescue more than a 100 hostages from a bloody siege. in the hotel in the capital, mogadishu, 21 people died and more than a 100, were wounded in the ordeal which lasted more than a day. the terrace group, alt, i'll chabad a claim. they carried out the attack at the high at house hotel, a popular meeting place for local lawmakers. the hyatt hotel after the fighting the building in its surroundings were severely damaged in the 30 hour battle between security forces and terrorist militia specialists search the wreckage for remaining explosives, but rather here. but during the operation, the security agencies were concentrated on saving the trap. citizens, but they managed to save more than $106.00 people, including women and children. o o m. late on friday, a suicide bomber detonated a

but i would say it's if russians doing this, it's possibly due to, you know, geo politics. but it could also very much be technical issues and possibly even safety issues from russian energy company. gas problem has not commented on the burning off of gas at the port to via facility. the u has accused russia using gas is a weapon to fight back against sanctions imposed over the war in ukraine. meanwhile, the u winds. atomic energy agency says it's ready to send a team of experts to the zappa regional nuclear plant in ukraine in the coming days . but there's no agreement yet on how to reach the site. president to lensky warned overnight that the situation at the plant is still quote, precarious and dangerous. the power station was temporarily knocked off the grid this week, causing regional blackouts, nuclear experts, fear they're providing around the plant risks, c. radioactive catastrophe. russian forces took control of the facility in early march d, w corresponding mathias burlingame is in keys, mathias as apparition, nuclear power station has been reconnected to the grid

but i would say it's if, if russians doing this, it's possibly due to geo politics. but it could also very much be technical issues and possibly even safety issues from that standpoint. russian energy company gas problem has not commented on the burning off of gas at the port to via facility. the u has accused russia using gas is a weapon to fight back against sanctions imposed over the war in ukraine. i spoke to t w's. russian analyst konstantin echoed from vilnius in lithuania, and asked him why russia would burn off millions of euros with of gush. well, your guess is as good as mine. ah, oh, i see that the probably bugs i do think that, ah, when you hear the words guess russia and putin in one sentence that does usually politics and that i think that even if the portfolio facility ah, can handle such a lot of up such a big amounts of gas, which is a possibility with the u. ah, decreasing it's embossed from russia. it still could have probably send something to storage. it could have warned the neighbors. but this very demonstrative flaring does have a very, very c

but i would say it's if russians doing this, it's possibly due to, you know, geo politics. but it could also very much be technical issues and possibly even safety issues from russian energy company gas problem has not commented on the burning off of gas at the poor to buy a facility. the u has accused russia using gas as a weapon to fight back against sanctions imposed over the war in ukraine. let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines. at least one person was killed as rival groups exchanged gunfire, and the libyan capital. tripoli, tensions between 2 organizations lying for control of libya have been rising for months, there appears it could escalate into an all out nationwide conflict. the netherlands is moving hundreds of asylum seekers from a makeshift camp inspectors have condemned to the site near the german border as a health hazard. the aid agency doctors without borders says conditions are so inhumane. they violate you law u. s. pharmaceutical firm madonna is suing rivals over alleged pattened infringements would earn a claims pfizer working wi

but i would say it's if, if russians doing this, it's possibly due to geo politics, but it could also very much be technical issues and possibly even safety issues from that standpoint. russian energy company gas problem has not commented on the burning off of gas at the port to buy a facility. the use has a key is to rush out using gas as a weapon to fight back against sanctions imposed over the war in ukraine and asked, it will be, is russia analyst constantine agood? why he thinks russia would burn off millions of euro's worth of gas. one version is that or is not a finished facility? maybe they like storage speaking whenever you see gas war and pull to kind of on the agenda, you can be sure it's about politics and your politics from the, from its point of view. this huge player i think, is the signal to europe. look what kind of a winter awaits you. i would look at it as a very political gesture, especially bearing by the fact that this considered or rather well very well known in more school, that putin is very much into details of everything that concerns gas. you know, everythi

i have been discussing them as owls position with louis wilson from the international and geo global wit. he thinks it's too late for the company to redeem itself for its close cooperation, but the russian state governments has already been done. it's quite clear that vince a shout over the course, a number of decades set out to build up russia's fossil fuel infrastructure. it set out to build up germany's dependence on that and the argument backs to leave russia would simply hand over a few years to the russians doesn't stuck up. and ben shaw has made quite enough money as of frustrated the even just this year doubling profits on it gas. we are research 400000000 years from russian gasoline in the 1st 3 months of the serious about the statements that they've made. they've been set up of funding these all profits from rushing gas to tell from the reconstruction of ukraine, but they're not serious about it. tell us, take a look at some of the other business stories making the news with western countries sanctioning russia for its war against ukraine. moscow has been increasing trade w

but i would say it's if, if russians doing this, it's possibly due to, you know, geo politics. but it could also very much be technical issues and possibly even safety issues from russian energy company. gas problem has not commented on the burning off of gas at the port to buy a facility. the u has accused to rush up using gas as a weapon to fight back against sanctions imposed over the war in ukraine. china is suffering a crippling drought. the heat wave is the worst on record. it's wreaking havoc on harvest and power. supplies and authorities are scrambling to limit the damage. the young's, the river, china's most vital inland waterway. the water flow has dropped to only half of the suffrage, putting pressure on hydro electric ponds that supply power to megacities, such as cha ching, sweating through temperatures as high as 45 degrees with limited power supply. residents say the heat has disrupted every aspect of their lives. what woman the we decided to close alba because we were struggling to create a nice atmosphere with the limited electricity supply. this is affecting a

now. billionaire mac, i'm bonnie's reliance geo, when the lion's share of 5 g spectrum followed by barsha patel and vodafone altogether, the auction generated some 19000000000 euros for india's telecoms regulators. the company's expect the roll out to begin later this year with a focus on 13 major cities at the beginning, including deli, mom, buy on, cannot engine i. and those are among india's most populous areas. i recently, or i spoke earlier with our delhi correspondence and asked him what 5 g would mean to the average indian. here's what he said. well, i think steven the biggest take away for the average and in consumer is better speeds that has been promised that 5, you will have 10 times foster download speeds, then. uh for g. this is likely to improve a video streaming experience is likely to really ample the gaming experience. that is something that gamers are really excited about. and in general, just give better connectivity in even in areas where there was no which, which used to experience call drops. and data drops so far. so up, that's the biggest take away. there's just a

but i would say it's if, if russians doing this, it's possibly due to, you know, geo politics. but it could also very much be technical issues and possibly even safety issues from russian energy company. gas problem has not commented on the burning off of gas at the port to via facility. the u has accused russia using gas is a weapon to fight back against sanctions imposed over the war in ukraine. let's discuss this now with steel. the use russia analyst constantine a guy who joins me now from the alias in lithuania. constantine, good to see you from your perspective. why would russia burn off? millions of euros with of gas. well monica, one version is that or tolbert is not a finished facility. maybe they like storage speaking whenever you see gas war and puts in kind of am on the agenda. you can be sure it's about politics and your politics from the cremeans point of view. this huge flare i think, is a signal to europe look what kind of winter awaits you. i would look at it as a very political gesture, especially bear in mind. the fact that this considered or rather well very

the nat geo supported outside the verdict was a heavy blow for other malaysians welcomed the result from that from from the bottom of my heart. i am happy appear yesterday, sir, because justice is served and he deserved it by monday. but the economic center i've been, we're be waiting for this type of result for so long. finally, we get something, a st. rosure for all of us. for malicious. we feel that we have the 5th justice program. listen, people that it's been a years long journey towards that justice with the jeep 1st being convicted of corruption, 2 years ago on to being found guilty of stealing money from state investment fund, one m d b. with more than 42000000 ring it or 9400000 euros ending up in his private bank account. just a tiny fraction of the more than 1000000000 euros prosecutor se went to accounts linked to him. kiss the scandals fall to mass protests when it 1st came to light in 2015 land was a key factor in his shock election defeat in 2018. i accept the verdict of the people while the latest ruling cement, next. prime ministers. dizzying, full from grace with 4 othe

so not only liquefied natural gas is of interest about a liquefied natural gas or ellen geo for 2nd. the canadian side seems pretty reserved when it comes to delivering this liquefied natural gas. why is it? because most of the ellen g are most of the gas projects are on the west coast of canada. and by the way, a number of them involve fracking, which has been questioned in canada, as well as internationally to get that gas from the west coast to the east coast of canada, where it could then go out to a country, an importer, like germany, would require a major pipeline and there is some debate in canada about whether the costs of constructing such a pipeline are justified. given that this would essentially be a transitional project because canada is very determined to move away from fossil fuels toward net 0. therefore, questions about whether the investment costs can be recouped and that's why candidate self has been stressing that it's interested in doing some hydrogen diplomacy, but not necessarily ellen g. then the grand w's chief, political correspondent, belinda, thank and out

and as of that, co, malaysia's top court has upheld ex prime minister nat geo. browse acts conviction for his part in a corruption scandal that he was prosecuted for his role in the theft of some 4500000000 euros from a chevron wealth fund. he's been ordered to pay a fine of nearly 15000000 euros and begin a 12 year prison sentence. immediately. the former prime minister, making his way into court inside judges unanimously up held his 2020 conviction on charges related to a multi 1000000000 euro corruption scandal. finance eve supported outside the verdict, was a heavy blow for other malaysians welcomed the results from that from from the bottom of my heart. i am happy to appear yesterday, sir, because just as a served and he deserved it by monday. but the ignorant center i've been, we're be waiting for this type of visit for so long. finally, we get something, a st. rosure for all of us. for malicious. we feel that we have the 5th justice program. listen, people that it's been a years long journey towards that justice with the jeep 1st being convicted of corruption 2 years ago. after

but i would say it's if russians doing this, it's possibly due to, you know, geo politics. but it could also very much be technical issues and possibly even safety issues from russian energy company. gas problem has not commented on the burning off of gas at the port to via facility. the u has accused russia using gas is a weapon to fight back against sanctions imposed over the war in ukraine. other stories making headlines now. pakistan's prime minister, shibel sharif, is taken in the aerial tour of the worst areas hit by the flooding in the southern province of sin on soon rains. and they're aftermath affected more than 30000000 people killing more than 900. pakistan is appealed for international health to deal with the disaster. an air strike is shit. the capital of ethiopia is to gr i region killing 4 people. the army has dismiss claims like to brian forces that it carried out the attack emacula. the united nations has condemned the resumption of fighting in the region. in the u. s. the justice department says 14 boxes containing classified documents were recovered from

to seek the release of fellow basketball star. brittany greiner wadman has a history of dabbling and geo politics, including a long running friendship with north korea's leader kim jong and greiner has been sentenced by moscow court to 9 years in prison. for drug possession, german chancellor will have shots has arrived in canada for his 1st official visit . charles is expected to sign a new deal, establishing hydrogen supply chains with canada. he's traveling with his economy minister and a business delegation. they're looking for energy alternatives and ways to speed up germany's energy transition in lebanon. further parts of grain, silos in beirut, supportive port, fire and collapsed at 2 years after they were damaged in a huge explosion. the tiles were among the last remaining chunks of the structure. more than 200 people were killed. 2 years ago went fertilizer ignited in one of history's biggest non nuclear explosions. kenny as opposition leader broiler dingle has formerly challenged the results of the country's presidential election by filing an online petition with a supreme cour

but i would say it's if, if russians doing this, it's possibly due to geo politics, but it could also very much be technical issues and possibly even safety issues from a russian energy company. gas problem has not commented on the burning off of gas at the port to buy a facility. the u has accused russia using gas is a weapon to fight back against sanctions imposed over the war in ukraine. it's all that is from us for this our but stay tuned as world stories up back to the week and reports that the more for you at the top of the hour. and of course the guys go to d, w dot com or follow us on instagram, twitter for the latest. at dw news. i'm way in blue cross. that's all for me. thanks for watching. ah ah, ah, ah, ah migrant habitat ended glistening place along the mediterranean.

example, with the japanese and it's very close to taiwan. japan has express concern for china's military geo. and that, that the p l. a exercises in the maritime areas are overlapping with japan exclusive economic zone. so region, that's very concern. all right, that's dorothy speaking to us in taipei, thank you very much and did the cranes president. so that means the lensky has condemned comments by the former german chance that get had shorda, who suggest that russia once negotiation to the solutions around the situation for the war in ukraine. shorda is refusing to cut ties with the washing leader and is facing an investigation by his own party. it was assumed style, diplomatic mission to the criminal and vladimir putin spokesman confirmed that former german chancellor, gerhard schroeder, metro russian president on the moscow visit last week. in an interview with german media, schroeder said that put in once a negotiated solution to the war in ukraine, and that the recent grain deal could be slowly expanded into a ceasefire. damages ukraine's president followed him as a lensky made clear

but i would say it's if, if russians doing this, it's possibly due to geo politics, but it could also very much be technical issues and possibly even safety issues from russian energy company. gas problem has not commented on the burning off of gas at the poor to buy a facility. the u has accused russia using gas is a weapon to fight back against sanctions. imposed over the war in ukraine. to angola where the party that has ruled the west african nation for nearly half a centuries, claiming victory and a closely fort election. officials say the m p l a 151 percent of the vote. the opposition are disputing the count, a low voter turnout and accusations of fraud, moth the pole d w. so adrian crease reports for the ongoing capital, wanda, ah, it is a strong police present fear luanda with years of protests by the opposition riot. police can be seen at several places in town, trying to nip any form of protest in the body. several people were already arrested with the fact that we have the right to demonstrate, but we're not allowed to. that's clear what the school these are as people with

we're has a history of dabbling in geo politics, including a long running friendship with north korea's liter kimmy on one. griner has been sentenced by a court in moscow to 9 years in prison for drug possession. pakistani police have filed terrorism charges against former prime minister him run con, after a speech he gave the weekend in his remarks con, threatened to sue pakistan's, police inspector general, and a female judge. countries media watchdog has since ban channels from broadcasting live addresses by con, accusing him of hate speech. singapore is prime minister. lee sion long has announced the repeal of a law banning sex between men. gay rights groups had long campaigned against the colonial era. section $377.00 a. but despite the repeal, the government is planning to amend the constitution to prevent same sex marriage. germany shows all of schoultz has arrived in canada for his 1st official visit. it comes as berlin looks to secure alternatives to russian gas supplies. sholtes is expected to sign a new deal, establishing hydrogen supply chains with canada. he's traveling wit

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i think the geo political tensions are going to increase.nk the supply chains have already been disrupted in the past two years but if taiwan is going to be locked down and surrounded by the beijing military and the coming later weeks, i think that is most likely to affect the chip export of taiwan. we don't know how long it will last but for a short time, we could expect the chips manufactured by the tsmc will have some problems as they are shipped out to the u.s. customers, including media md or even apple. not just the u.s. but global consumer electronics, they will potentially be affected if that lockdown persists for longer. >> while we do try to figure out what potential disruptions there might be, they may or may not happen, what is the underlying work right now within the sector as i talk about inventory. are we continuing to see a drawdown in inventories? >> control has already started. if you look at the inventory data, this ratio has really shot up high. to them -- to some extent, even higher than the pre-dot com bubble level two

amy: i wanted to ask you about geo-engineering, the issue of china deploying cloud-seating airplanesstricken areas of the country as hundreds of millions of people endure china's longest heatwave on record. china's ministry of water resources ordered planes to drop silver iodide into the clouds over hubei province, where prolonged heat has damaged crops and led parts of the yangtze river to run dry. asad: what we are seeing is increasingly desperate, mad, simply dangerous experiments with geo-engineering. we can carry on polluting but somehow we will find a technological solution to these impacts. we don't know what happens if we try to intervene in a very delicate ecosystem that exists. humanity's history, over the last hundred thousands of years, have been when we have a stable environment. that environment is no longer stable. when it is no longer stabl the most important thing is to stop fueling the crisis, rather than thinking some technological answer will be able to address this. it is not just china. we are seeing increasingly more money being ured intideas of techno fixes. m

at the time on the not very many people paid attention and the main argument was the geo strategic one of washington and hamilton and franklin, the join or die idea but with the just will be a stumbling block because -- here's a vital thing, i think -- i don't know if it told you, the two places in the world that are pretty self-governing and free are the birds after the act of union and the swiss. the swiss don't have a single, they don't have same revision, they are catholic so how do thel hang together? what makes it work? does it work with democracy? we got catholics and protestants, high and low church people. his with the federalist said. defensible borders work. the swiss, protestant and catholic, pick up defensible borders, if we create the continental union, join or die in together will have defensible or cold atlantic ocean, we won'e need a big army threatening liberty. we just need navy, english maybe has to be the spanish armada, plus threatening the coast in the interim plans so that is the idea. religiously we are not quite one but it's worked for the swiss so we can make

a business i was sort of in geo that was trying to conduct a transparent business between international companies and those and mamma, but also advise the previous administration led by some sushi on how they could better attract business from overseas and best promote better business practices. that would have been rather problematic in the last couple of years since the military coup, because so many international businesses are withdrawn. it's not exactly clear what mrs. bellman was doing over this period, but her former status as best would have made her very well known to the authorities. and i think there are people that i've spoken to in the last couple of hours, who knew her who were concerned with the high profile. she was an obvious target for the military jensen. and i think we also had to look at this in the context of what's happened over the last month a month ago for political prisoners were executed by the gentle. we've seen that just to being very critical of asked yeah. after they were not invited to foreign ministers meeting, really they seem to be saying to the outsi

franz josef land became part of the russian empire, and then the soviet union , today there are polar geoions. laboratory and frontier post on gurskaya on august 30, 1918, an attempt was made in moscow on lenin, the head of the soviet government for the official version was that he was shot by srk fanny kaplan after the performance. the leader at the michelson plant. lenin went out, but the injury undermined his health. kaplan was captured, according to her, she shot, because lenin betrayed the revolution and the bolsheviks dispersed the constituent assembly, the investigation conducted us after 4 days kaplan was shot, but she was visually impaired and today there is a version that it was not she who shot, as if everything was organized by the chekists according to the alleged instructions of sverdlov ii a man in the state and kaplan were killed so quickly to cover their tracks, however, convincing there is no evidence of this, the attempt on lenin was the reason for the most severe red terror, which the bolsheviks unleashed on august 30, 143 reached. the apogee of the volyn river. ukrain

fresh details emerge of the killing of ayman al-zawahiri in kabul, runs 24 geo locates his house to thebritish embassy and afghan capital. the first ship of ukrainian grain to leave odessa since the war began has now reached

one of the earliest chapters, you say but geo was not a list but it's a story. i pakistan that line. i thought it was great, i went back to the beginning the book after finishing it and was looking through it again for our conversation today. it felt a bit like it could be almost an epigraph to the book itself. if it were, surely a history would feel more like a whole list. the book doesn't feel at all like a list. it feels like it's a biography. like any good biography should, it feels alive. alive is any good subject. i really admired the book. i love moving through it. i wonder if you could talk about that idea, that seems to be also a shift in thinking. one of these fellows who was thinking about the natural world and the scientific one meeting the possible logical, religious, fill in the blank there. the idea of shifting from nature, not a list but to a story. could you talk about his concept and one of the very first shapers of what would become -- his work with, seminal it seems. >> he was part of a school of thought or way of looking at the world that wa

geo political tension, russian ukraine war. what made you get out?one of my best performers from the june lows this name has really performed and i'm just trimming the portfolio i don't have -- if you look at it, it is rolling over a little bit just like the market is trying to decide these names tend to be very volatile i am not against the sector it is in but i have other places to put money to work when i'm involved in security and cloud services it's just, you know, at a time like this and the pause that refreshes, i don't mind taking some profit off the table. not at all that's what i did with this name. >> all right you want to go through a few of your other sales including diago, a lot of people see it as a defensive place to put money but you decided to get out as well. >> yeah. there is no compelling reason for me to tone from here it is recovered with the market. it has reasonably good metrics but when i scan for higher quality balance sheets i can find them. and so it's really this theme. you've heard it across the committee this morning i