the whole world wants to practice geo politics. your relative strengths, you know, being a member of the international community. and you know what, what washington wants is that, you know, there's the, you don't have any geo politics. we have values and you must accept them that, that just rings hollow. go ahead alfred. we in the west, the particular washington and brussels. we're hypocrites, without realizing it, we believe our own propaganda and brochure, the global majority in the world, demands today. and let's get our priority right. we need immediate ceasefire. we need immediate negotiation. we have here locally or powers and we cannot afford this constant spiral of escalation. so one might make a mistake along the way, as it almost happened last week, when a grainy and miss, i'll it all and, and then you have the issues of article 4 and 5 or grenade or treaty. so what we need is mediation, and i will say thanks to record an hour to hon. there has been a possibility of reaching some kind of compromise. and we need mediators.

you know, this goes back to to geo geo economics and geo politics. so what's going on in europe? it's this is control of the year, your asian land mass. so basically, united states is going to suffocate europe and they're going to pay much higher energy prices and they're going to have to come to the us to get their energy. the people right now are very upset about it. you're seeing protests throughout different countries in europe, in the streets every weekend, and it's only going to get worse because the prices are going to go higher this winter. it's going to be a winter of discontent across europe. the u. k. and in the united states because prices have to go higher on everything. inflation is going to go higher. so the politicians need to go. we need to get politicians that listen to the people and take care of the people and bring back businesses. so that instead of build back better, how about if we bring back business and we work on doing what the people say rather than doing what the leaders are rulers want back to one of our top. so is china warner, the potential on voic

with bill it is funding projects, government subsidizing sola, geo engineering research, and proponents pushing for real world trials. this technology is no longer a distant abstract risk. and while sco text remains on hold for now, the un general assembly is being pushed to discuss the technology for the 1st time in 2023. i didn't dig in as people, we have been advocating timing issues for a very long time. i would have loved to have all of this attention to actually address the root causes of climate change. i have actually also reflected on how quick people are to cling onto the notion of the quick fix or the technology salvation, and don't get me wrong. i do believe that technology and innovation will play very important part, but we need to find ways that actually get switched off to lower mission and pathology engineering. technology does not do that. lowering global carpet emissions is seen as such an impossible task that people seem to be willing to do almost anything else, but that including what seems ironically like, bearing your head in the sand. although in this case what's

how sola geo engineering claims it will work. that theory here is we fill the atmosphere with carbon and that's heating thing. so, so now maybe if we add a big dose of sulfur, then that will counteract some of that sheeting by blocking some of the sun. it's convenient if you think about it for a long. it's pretty sad. and one of the biggest reasons to do it is so you could keep burning more on oil and gas for the bit. i really have been very concerned about is this idea that we can engineer the planets so that we can carry on business as usual. a member, that's what it is about these sorts of responses on actually getting to the key reason that we're facing the challenges that we are facing. that is masking over it in 2021. a project called the stratosphere controlled perturbation experiment or scope ex was set to take a crucial initial step in exploring the feasibility of sola g o. engineering. the researches led by scientists from harvard university wanted to test an airborne delivery system that could in the future release tin

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thank you, argysh garchynyan, head of geo viking from kryvyi rih, their organization is now focusing of kherson who are suffering from the consequences of the russian occupation, well, our telethon goes on, we attract new experts, we analyze new events, the best ukrainian analysts and khrystyna yatskiv are also the best burkovsky thank you, yesterday we gave information, in particular, about the fact that in the south african republic, uh, there is some kind of cotton , such a central hospital, central yes, thank you , excuse me, some such the strange cotton apparently took place at the base where a certain number of people who could be in ukraine in the near future were concentrated, including the camp of the russian private military campaign wagner on an airstrike was carried out on the territory of the tsar, it was allegedly carried out by an unidentified aircraft that crossed the northern border of the park, the aircraft struck a military base and dropped explosives on the city, the government claimed that the airstrike did not cause casualties and caused only material damage. we

this is a game of big geo politics that does not care about people. so that's why we have been organizing these drew's buzz, car rallies for many years. we encourage people to look at our neighbors who is being talked about badly in our press, like any and farmers have ramped up. we cultivation by 11 percent and in his hand to cope with the record prices triggered by western anti russians. sanchez artes ronda and sharma takes a look at how india is plowing through the crisis. it is the beginning of winter in north india and fall must have started sewing wheat crops. the hope this season will be better than the last which saw the government still piles a wheat, slashed in half. how that entails weight loss, golf, a lot, 40000000 tons to just about 20000000 tons in a year, india, the world's 2nd largest weak producer, was expected to full the white caused by supply chain disruptions from the mean global bread basket. russia and ukraine would supplied almost one 3rd of all read exports in the world prior to the conflict and subsequent western sanctions.

that's a counterweight to us hegemony in the world, politically, culturally, geo strategically and inneral i think countries are more connected now than ever before because of the internet. if one country takes a democratic path, it's easy for that influence other countries to follow. >> host: the media in america trying to figure you out. you were called tucker carlson and's mouthpiece, you're a libertarian convention. what have you got for us? >> guest: if you're a journalist and people can't figure out into which box they should place you, for me that's a testament to the fact that you are doing your job. i don't see my role attaching myself to any particular faction or being a reliable ideological spokesman. if i want to do that i would be a spokesman for a party. it's difficult, fanatical right-wing figure given everything we talked about involves my confronting one of the most right wing governments in the world, freeing from prison one of the leftist icons in louis de silva. i've been a fan of people like jeremy corbin, eva more alice in bolivia, after he was the victim of a co

today, bryan burlesque, geo politics, analyst and former us marine live on our team. thank you. overall though, western media it's do appear in contrast to the new york times article to be doubling down on their support for ukrainian forces, appearing to over look blatant neo nazi ideology among the countries trips. i want to show you this video by the euro news media that shows a ukrainian tank proudly displaying a flag with the notorious not see symbols or black some ego german human rights lawyer. former lawmaker martin doors receive western powers are well aware of the extremist sentiments among the ukrainian armed forces. but they choose to ignore the issue. they see clearly what's going on, but they don't want to transform the reality. there is not seats in the ukraine army there is people. ready who so call me to follow up questions on dera in the ukraine government like by for immune list and then it was a dollar in germany before that is precious commission. s and true. but felt like you are so crazy meant inside the ukraine, and there is faction to carry the whole syst

a bcs geo benitez was at cape canaveral for the big moment, geo hey there, rhiannon . good morning. it is such an exciting morning here at the kennedy space center. because now america has made history. yet again. the orion capsule is on its way to the moon after launching on the space launch system sls, the most powerful rocket in the world. the orion will then orbit the moon and come back to earth. it's going to take about 26 days, and the whole goal here is to test it out for humans to eventually use that and get to the moon to i want to bring in one of those humans. former nasa astronaut cady coleman or abc news contributor. katie we've already been to the moon. why is this so important? there is something so compelling about space and we saw it. i mean, it's not just going to the moon. we saw this rocket headed to the moon collecting this data, and next, we're going back to the moon to stay. we're going to have the first woman the first person of color walking on the moon, and that's just a start for us. heading to mars because this is our neighborhood. that's right. and we are

this is a game of big geo politics on that does not care about. i also that that's why we have been organizing news for drew's buzz. any fucking car rallies for many years and i and we encourage people to look at our neighbors who is being talked about. sadly, in our private biker, the russian events ministry says russian troops repelled a number of ukrainian attacks. and then don, ask and langon profile looks on sunday, with tea at having lost at least 200 soldiers and foreign mercenaries, ortiz moran garcia, has the latest the situation here along the la guns people's republic, fraud line bordering havoc of region. it is stable, violent because the ukrainian military, the nation listened in many areas here. foreign mercenaries, ah, attacking they haven't ceased efforts over the past month renting. they've intensified efforts to try and find a weak link in russian defenses. defenses, which of the past month of become here in the guns people's republic. somewhat formidable, we have heard russian troops, he had described what the ukrainians of doin

this is a game of big geo politics that does not care about people. i also that that's why we have been organizing these drew's buzz, a fucking car rallies for many years. i. we encourage people to look at our neighbors who is being talked about badly in our press by in sports news, riots have broken off in belgium and the netherlands after morocco's shock victory over the belgian scene of the work hoping could saw the following. morocco's the 1st when the world cup since 998 riots ruptured in brussels with funds lighting fires and throwing bricks of police. but he thought to close all the areas in the belgian capital as well as the port 50 of and what a security forces use was to come in unfit gas to disperse the rioters with dozens being arrested metro stations. and streets also sealed off in an attempt contain the violence. meanwhile, in 3 cities, right police, the 1st moroccan football fun celebrating that seems triumph videos. so police with buttons unsealed, weeping. the $0.50 of i'm so dumb me one in the pulse. if you have lots of dom offices a

this is a game of big geo politics that does not care about people. that's why we have been organizing these drew's buzz, car rallies for many years. we encourage people to look at our neighbor who is being talked about badly in our press. why? in sports news, riots have broken outs in belgian and the netherlands often rocco's shock victory after the belgian scene of the work hoping could saw ah, falling rocco's 1st when the world cup since 98 riots ruptured in brussels with funds. lighting fires on throwing bricks at police. police had to close off areas of the belgian capital on the port city of antwerp and security forces used water cannon until gas to disperse. the riotous with dozens been arrested metro stations and streets were also sealed off to contain the violence. meanwhile, in the 3 dutch cities rights police dispersed moroccan football funds, who were celebrates in that seems triumph videos to show police with buttons on shield, sweeping the city center amsterdam in the port city of rotterdam. officers attempts to break up a group of $500.

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politics and geo economics. i mean, you must be enjoying all the different headlines popping up every single day these days. tommy longo, geopolitical market analysts, publisher of the gold goats in guns newsletter, looking forward to your next publication. thank you. thank you. is being increasingly drawn into the conflict in ukraine. that's the view of the hungarian president who set the block will shortly be deciding just how much money to send to kiev. again, i just assumed sally 3 in the european union fuss decided to supply weapons, but 1st only non lethal. and then the you began to supply lethal weapons. now he, the accordion president is training ukrainian military personnel on the territory of european countries. and in the next coming days began to decide the financing button of maintaining the ukrainian economy. thus, we're getting more and more involved in this conflict. european leaders have repeatedly stated that the e u is not a party to the ukraine conflict back in may, for example, french presid

she was involved in a rescue operation in red geo. and joining us from florence and valerie far, john, who's a professor of politics of european integration at the university of florence, welcome to you all. thanks so much for your time with us on inside story. i'll start off with me and watch men and read your 1st because from what i understand, you are with the crew from the german run, rise above vessel, which entered italian waters over the weekend. first of all, can you tell us about the conditions of the migrants and refugees on board at how many there are so yes, so as you can see in front of the west, the rise above that was allowed to end to report this morning and all our guests that were still on board, it were to 809 guests. we could doesn't bark without any problems. and so now we don't have any guests on board anymore and but in the last days, the condition of the them when really, really bad. so it went completely critically. we had to evacuate aid for medical reasons, at least 6 persons because they collapsed on go to

it cuts out, it is of course, a number of issues to do with geo politics and energy security. now, of course, cuts out is one of the world's biggest energy exporters. and at a time when european nations have essentially sanctioned themselves because of their policies towards russia, they've gone with the backing bowl in hand for the past few months to cut off in order to try to get them to give them supplies. that would replace the roughly 40 percent of energy needs that they previously had been getting from russia. and by all of these, you know, delegations of european leaders from micron and even to see your official. all of them going again with the banking ball and had to the custody near as far as the countries are concerned. and then not in a position to be able to replace the gap left by rushing gas because it's a huge logistic issue and a huge supply issue that will take simply years for them to fill immediately. i don't think we can help and nobody can replace. i've said this very clearly, the volume that we're talking about 30 to 40 percent of gas coming from russia

by world late is that the g 20 summit in bali indonesian president joker without a warrant against geo political rivalries. he says the world cannot move forward until the war in ukraine stumps. jessica washington has the latest from bali as lewdly to meet in the valley. they were greeted by a leader who usually shies away from global diplomacy to focus more on issues closer to home. now is the war ukraine takes its toll on the global economy, including developing countries like indonesia, joker were. dodo took his place on the world stage, with a warning for his fellow leaders off the g 20 yang. responsible. he also mean that we must, and the war if the war that's not and it will be a difficult point was to move forward. the war ukraine is said to dominate the talks. it's the 1st time the group has met since the russian invasion and as many countries around the world struggle with rampant inflation and rising food and energy costs many say the 2 crises can not be separated. we've got chaos in energy markets. we've got issues in food security. clearly, the russian aggression in ukraine

as world leaders gather in egypt for the cop27 summit, can they prevent geo—politics from casting a shadowver the fight against climate change? this conference must be about concrete action. nurses in the uk are set to hold their first—ever national strike, expected before christmas a passenger plane has crashed into lake victoria in tanzania while attempting to land in stormy weather , so far 26 people have been rescued. with the us midterm electionsjust days away, president biden and former presidents obama and trump have all hit the campaign trail, in the push for victory in a critical contest. it's a choice. a choice between two vastly different visions of america. next tuesday you must vote republican in a giant red wave. the un's annual climate change summit has opened in eygypt at the red sea resort of sharm el—sheikh in the past hour. over the next 12 days, more than 120 world leaders and thousands of delegates will attend the conference — billed as the "world's watershed moment on climate action". the un says the global effort to cut emissions is �*woefully inadequate�*, warning i

and until that happens, no amount of solar, geo engineering, carbon capture or whatever else will amount to the change we need at the speed we needed. the most important thing an individual can do at this point is not put solar panels on their roof though i'm glad i have my mike passed the point. we're going to solve this one tesla of time when the dinner is the most important thing individual can do is be a little less than individual in joint together with others big enough to challenge wires that work and the goal. i do believe that we cannot go from where to find actual solutions that could bring us to with dana bull world without addressing the power issue. this is the real challenge because without the wheels, you actually do the changes, we will not succeed ah, hello, there really is se remains on major alert for flooding knots despite the severe weather conditions easing here, but rivers continue to rise and is more wet weather working its way in, but the heaviest rain is likely to fall across victoria as well as tasmania. thanks to that front that stretching all the way down fro

and there's no strict geo strategic advantage to it . and as you know, the previous borrowers of russian missile starts on ukraine came in response to last month said the bombing at the crimean bridge. so it makes you think, what, what kind of sparked these latest strikes, whether it is a tit for tom's it's, i think it's a to, to encourage mr. zelinsky to start listening to his, to his mentors, through his handlers in the, by the administration who are, are now suggesting that there be these discussions. i think it was very, very significant. that the head of cia and the russian intelligence service came together and actually met that that's quite significant. that tells me that there's an interest to try to get this thing working and try to come to a conclusion. rather than just to prolong this thing indefinitely. but zaleski has got to come around, but it's also imperative that the, by the ministration start putting that pressure on very quietly but firmly that this is, this has got to stop. and people are going to continue to support

and i was talking earlier with geo political expert, p area manual man who believes it will be well tough for the current member states to reach agreement on the blocks expansion is 27 member states is gonna be very difficult to negotiate the fronts of germany for example for totally disagree on the future of you. for example, for german, you would like to a majority 14 in you for foreign policy, francis against this, the only or unity is to support or ukraine financially, but survey or for different bluffs. we'd renew you. if you member state to ward or give you create a sort of fast truck to membership statues, which are i don't believe, but imagine really they do it for you to create a crises we've talked about or so a weaver of a countries which are waiting for you to be member like you're in the board cuts or vis countries are waiting and or are they receive a tour? you quin we've if it privilege statues under the will be very angry about it. so i think here is gonna be very difficult to, to office was good to have your company for this program. a poland military chief is called on w

we also spoke to the chief editor of geo energetics and energy focus news outlet. he says that while europe is in an energy crisis, many other countries are moving forward to find a better solution. broker over europe has forgotten how to build nuclear power plants, animals, and he can deal with its problems as much as you like. but all of the countries that are thinking about the developing, useful, reliable, stable in a low carbon energy or here and is representatives from turkey, egypt, mangrove, national pakistan with whom we hope is assigned binding contract. the whole of the east is here. we're glad that egypt joined us as they are the gateway to africa. now at this site of the ceremonial signing, you hear more and more new names. nuclear power is not only energy when you're in what an opportunity towards nuclear medicine and many other spheres. of course, this reorientation has been smooth and it has long been completed. normally you are, you age it as one step closer to its 1st nuclear power plant ration energy giant rossa tom is in charge of the project an

this is a game of big geo politics that does not care about people. so that's why we have been organizing these drew's buzz, car rallies for many years. and we encourage people to look at our neighbors who is being talked about badly in our press bike. in sporting news, riots are broken out in belgium and the netherlands after morocco's shop victory over the belgian scene of the world. coping could saw follow morocco's 1st. when the world cup since 1998 riots erupt, said in brussels with funds lighting fires and throwing bricks at police. they had to close off areas of the belgian capital and the port city of antwerp and security forces used water cannon until august to disperse the rioters with dozens being arrested. a metro stations and streets had to be sealed off to try and contain the violence. me while if he does this is right. please disperse moroccan football funds, celebrating there seems triumph video show police it backbones on shield sweep in the city. sense of amsterdam in the full city of rotterdam officers attempts to break up a group o

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there. germany wants to reduce its heavy dependency on china and geo political tensions. earlier, my colleague richard walker, i spoke to z mense c o rowland bush asking whether it's time for german businesses to diversify. it depends on how you define, define it. if diversity cation means doing less than china, instead of doing more business and others, i don't believe this is the right thing to do. i think it's doing additionally more in other countries. the point is that if you will think about when you allocate and euro of investment of a dollar investment and you added into an existing running machine on a big market, which is fast growing returns faster than if you start in new in new areas, new markets so, but we have to acknowledge that resilience is all of a price. so therefore it is worthwhile investing now in new markets and to diversifying. but on top, on top of what we're doing, china. so for me, this is of the strategy of siemens is doing that you can continue investing in china. we want to keep or even increase on market share there. there's nothing bad abo

condition that love, at least with food that was good down with gainesville had no i like 2 years later and geo workers found mary and took her in ever since mary's big passion has been singing. and she rehearsed the several times a week with other band members. they plan to perform live soon. for a long time, mary was even sure herself. she was a witch. but her love for music has restored her self confidence. oh yes. ah. whenever you went to matthews and i start singing or a few late because music, c o e, some of my sat he was yes, was read when david an anya founded their organization 8 years ago. they started out with just a few children. then in 2016, a clip of a rescue mission went viral. it shows anya given a little emaciated boy named hope, cookies and water. the video went over the hearts of many new donors, but her skin color also caused esther. because only anya got all the media hype. as a young woman from denmark, she left her old life as a sales clerk behind her to rescue which children in nigeria hanson off a pianist. i some of these other does, is this. if this was you, were i wa

it was a meeting that is dominated by a geo politics. the war in ukraine are 80 to 90 percent of the time that the leader spent here was so actually spent dealing with the language of the war in ukraine. but they still managed to take out some time to talk about food and energy security . that was top an agenda as far as the horse, indonesia is concerned, the president jacoby really wanted are the leaders to discuss this? this has been a big point for so many countries, and no fertilizer chart is was one another topic that was discussed that this was actually discussed in great detail. oh, and the, that's what the indonesia was looking forward to. the w's as there's panic, reporting from the g. 20 summit and bali azure. thank you. now indonesia, hosting the g. 20 summit has been an opportunity for people there to speak up about the problems they're facing, including and re mental damage. the country sits on the largest nickel deposits in the world, but pollution from the mining industry as dra, destroying the livelihoods of those nearby

look at europe dependence on fossil fuel imports and how they serve as a dangerous bargaining chip for geo political interest on marion evans dean. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for you. thanks for watching and we're interested in the global economy. our portfolio g w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the flight for market dominance. get stood with d. w. business beyond. ah, total has long been a close link between fossil fuel exports and authoritarian regimes and that having a fabulous demo, it's good affinity becomes more democratic if people can control what they can child. so yeah, that's why i'm convinced europe can become a role model for the green transition for quite understanding. i mean, we don't have a lot of time left to stop the climate catastrophe him will fight for that up and i believe will succeed. ah, energy is the wellspring of modern life in europe. without energy, we produces food, manufacture, objects, communicate, work, or travel. the war in ukraine is a painful reminder of the price of our energy

companies moving out of china, the coven situation, over the past years in china, coupled with tougher geo politics is meaning that you are seeing a sort of decoupling. it's not a complete pain or just a thrill disengagement. but you are an understanding that there are much greater china risks and then there are 10 years ago, and companies are responding to that change a china facia, how he there. thank you very much for your time today. thanks very much. now to some of the other global business stories making use. tesla is the latest car car maker push to issue recalls affecting tens of thousands of vehicles. in this case, cars produce and china as early as 2013. also, ford motors issued a recall for over 600000 se these over potential fire risks they're urging owners to get their vehicles inspected. the united states is facing its worth animal health disaster ever. according to the department of agriculture and even flu outbreak killed over $50000000.00 birds this year. the loss of poultry and masses results in soaring prices for turkey and chicken and for 5 disruptions. andrea chinese p

it's and, and geo that looks at china and the environment. isabel, i understand the chinese have brought a delegation of about 50 people to these meetings a while. the americans have about a little over a dozen. i guess my question is does size matter in this instance? is this telling us beijing is more committed to the issue? i think it would be a pretty crude read across to say it's more committed to the issue just because of the size of the delegation. china does traditionally st. quite a lot of people. i guess the disappointment in both cases is that is the seniority of the delegation change in while china's absolutely veteran climate negotiators is present. but it's a vice minister who's actually leading the delegation on the other side. we have john kerry who is shady and was equivalent, and president biden is actually coming unlike she can pin he, he didn't come for the, for the opening because as we know, there is a rather important political event going on at home, which will also affect the climate depending on how it turns out, but he is going to turn out. so i think actually