essentially, it is an image of all the geo-geo-geo- geo-strategic position and situation in the world. moldovan separatism will disappear and ukraine will become a european country. and the threat to the world will disappear anatoly show i have a couple of questions, there can be only one story . and i saw how the army entered there on the 14th, this is all i wrote about this year, this was working for the russian service of the bbc, and this is what you say very well illustrates, uh, on the side of eastern moldova, the infirmary there is wounded, i go there and there lies a man without a leg, where am i from a cossack, where are you from estonia, i understand that he is wounded, i have not decided that this is the first time i have heard about the estonian cossacks, i somehow did not meet in the literature, and here he is speaking. and i am speaking. and what are you doing here ? russians and we came here, i thought to listen to how smart they are stolcy, what stupid ukrainians and moldovans, the sun immediately said to the cossacks. we didn't have it here. goodbye. well, they went t

. >> what exactly is solar geo engineering?t of proposed technologies to rapidly cool 9 earth by reflecting sun light back into space. >> reporter: the idea is based on the cooling effect of volcanic eruptions. when mount pinatubo in the philippines erupted in 1991, it spewed 20 million tons of sulfur dioxide in the sky. that reflected so much sunlight, global temperatures dropped by an entire degree the following year. >> so one notion is that we could mimic those volcanic eruptions by sending specially equipped airplanes into the stras sphere to do exactly the same thing. >> reporter: the u.s. government is now flying high altitude planes to the stratosphere to study what sun-blocking gases may already be there. microsoft founder bill gates backed a major project at harvard using balloons to deploy aer aerosols. but tests were put on hold after some pushback. while it may seem farfetched. a recent united nations report seriously considers using giant space mirrors to deflect sunlight while other scientists propose mining moon

ringback bill gates who had chipped in full point $5000000.00 admits in his own book, that unproven geo engineering concepts res thorny ethical issues, however, were worth investigating. while we still had the luxury of study and debate, some scientists working on the technology said that while they hooked they research is never needed, it is necessary in order to our future generations with the ability to enact it as a backup, a plan b. these do engineering technologies typically ignore and avoid holes of concept of time. they are game cleanser some point in the future and in the interim which is carrying on with business as usual. so again, it's another form of destruction. with bill it is funding projects, the government subsidizing sola geo engineering research and proponent pushing for real world trials. this technology is no longer a distant abstract risk. and while sco tx remains on hold for now, the un general assembly is being pushed to discuss the technology for the 1st time in 2023. i've been digging of people, we have been advocating climate issues for a very long time. i wo

with billy it is funding projects. government subsidizing sola, geo engineering research and proponent pushing for real world trials. this technology is no longer a distant abstract risk. and while sco tx remains on hold for now, the un general assembly is being pushed to discuss the technology for the 1st time in 2023. i mean, did you know people, we have been advocating climate 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 to mention, 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

i think that, that, that's going to be the dominating geo political issue. and it's going to take real estate craft to manage it. well, with that, daniel juergen, vice chairman of s and p global economic historian, and most recently author of the new map energy climate and the class of nations read it. it's fantastic, thanks so much for being with us. thank you steve. so what's the bottom line? it seems the united states has finally reached the tipping point of how far sanctions can go for decades has been waging or threatening financial warfare on dozens of countries that don't follow its rules. summer invading other countries and summer, committing human rights violations, summer running transnational criminal operations. but whatever the reasons, more and more nations are now working hard to make sure the united states can't simply shut them down, just like that. so they're looking for new ways to trade and currencies beyond the dollar, which will eventually weaken the greenback as the undisputed reserve currency of the world. ironically, the sanctions th

there's been several of them and just the last few days as a bcs geo benitez reports. four bird strikes on passenger flights in just 24 hours one, a united flight from houston to santiago , chile, three minutes after takeoff strike to the front right of the aircraft. all three pilots felt and subsequent strikes. unsure if it was a bird, his company fully loaded with fuel for the nine hour flight. come to the decision that we like to vector for a while to burn off fuel until we can make it back to houston going 7 67 forced to dump fuel in order to land safely back in houston, also from houston, united flight to las vegas, 10 minutes into the air. the emergency for the bird strike. we've got 100 and 68. not forward. that flight, also making it back safely to other flights in american airlines flight from mcallen to dallas and a southwest flight from houston to corpus christi, all suffering bird strikes and all landing safely. birds and airplanes are going to continue to have to share the sky and they will continue to be bird strikes. they generally do not bring airplanes

you know, i would say it's mostly about geo politics at this point. and for china, it's really diplomatic. it can be seen as almost transactional, where china is really looking for. um, countries who is trying to establish greater engagement with, to essentially do it a favor, increase the legitimacy of the use of china's a currency internationalization efforts by doing more trade in the rim and b. but again, geo politics are a huge factor here, and there are more and more countries who are and especially bricks nations who are finding themselves caught in the middle of us china competition and escalating tensions and who are looking for ways to essentially leverage their relations with both the us and china and that can, we're seeing that really play out, i think. and in the d. dollarization narrative here. yeah. in the or countries oral surgeon of the they have a balancing act that they're trying to master is will lord, it's good talking with. we appreciate your time and your valuable insights tonight . thank you. thank you. the families in kenya ar

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geo engineering has been seen -- people don't trust it.frica want to cut greenhouse emission, but people do not trust the technology to tests in africa. >> todd: have you been told what long-term impact ever this geo engineering would be? >> no, no one knows, exactly, that is what happened with pfizer in 1996, going against the fda, they began administering a medication on children and it killed several of them and they were lied to. people in africa spoken to about this new technology have not been told anything and also recently with had the china flying balloon flying across the u.s. and people do not trust having balloons across africa and aircraft to code the planet or reflect the light or to the skies and people do not trust it or have enough information and don't want george soros and bill gates to try the new technologies in their own country and taking them to africa. >> todd: interesting point about the baknow loos. 400 senior climate scientists said we should not be doing this geo-engineering, so why are bill gates and george so

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if there's more to come, geo patrick thank you very much. we're going to turn now to the escalating violence in the middle east as jewish, muslim and christian holy days all converge. israel saying rockets were launched from syria into israeli territory on saturday and a bcs matt gutman has the latest this morning from jerusalem, matt good morning to you. good morning, joe. over the past several days, israel and palestinian militant groups have traded fire in lebanon, the west bank and gaza as you mentioned it overnight from syria. now, this is one of the few times over the past decade that rockets from syria have landed in israel and palestinian militant groups are saying they did this because of what they say was israel's heavy handedness in the temple mount. during ramadan. this morning tensions rising in the middle east after a wave of violent attacks across israel, and now the conflict expanding to a new front. syria israel says six rockets were fired from its northern neighbor israel, saying it responded with artillery and airstrikes o

they see that china considers the northern c route as a geo strategic imperative. that is because of the fact that china must model situations of navigation through traditional ribs, across the street of malacca. and in the south china seen when they could be significantly complicated by the political and military situation in the region. them, it is no secret that there are tensions there from time to time due to the presence of the us 7th fleet. it is vitally important for china to open alternative routes as a country that is the largest importer and exporter of resources and the state that is dependent on the conditions of its c rental vehicle. so china could also go east and north, not only west at the start when you need those to nadisa pick up our so called western partners produced one sided, unfriendly actions in the arctic counselor. such moves destabilize the arctic. the arctic is the roof of humanity. we can do something in the arctic, only based on common effort, if half of the arctic will live according to the rules of the russian federation, and anoth

united states is distorting the purpose of many international institutions than using them to serve the geo political ends of the united states. he discussed the activities of the united states in the pacific region and how they are aimed to stir up tension between united states and geo political rivals. but they say that there are mechanisms of intervention and maritime security issues which are being created under the auspices of the united states with an eye to ensuring the unilateral interests of the west in the waters of the south china sea . it is no secret that the goal of the indo pacific strategies is to contain china and isolate russia. this is how our western colleagues interpret effect of multilateralism in asia pacific region. now we also talked about how u. s. efforts to isolate russia around the world have resulted in food supply chains being cut problems in the energy markets and all kinds of consequences for the global unity. he emphasized that russia's vision is for a world cooperating together and model of globalization that benefits every country within the gustavo, in t

. >> good morning, geo.ks on the northeast are waking up to saturday and sunday plans completely washed out. this is the radar right now we have rounds of rain moving to parts of newark but you know what i can show you better than i can tell you, let's throw the life picture of times square times square new york up, you can see the road glistening there. really soggy and just a dreary day. what happens next is we have multiple rounds headed through this at 6:00 p.m., the first goes through like hartford and boston and look at the deep reds and oranges that's heavier rain coming down on the i-95 corridor on sunday. 1-3 inches on the east coast. >> thank you, now the upper mississippi river with rising water causing evacuations and shipping closures abcs own lopez in iowa with that part of the story, good morning again, when. >> hey good morning. the mighty mississippi getting closer to cresting officials say they are prepared. take a look at this barrier stretching three blocks and is a few feet taller than i

they say that china considers the northern c route as a geo strategic imperative. that is because of the fact that china must model situations of navigation through traditional routes across the street of malacca. and in the south china seen when they could be significantly complicated by the political and military situation in the region them, it is no secret that there are tensions there from time to time due to the presence of the us 7th fleet of north throwing in the roof 20 days to pick up our so called western partners produced one sided unfriendly actions in the arctic council. such moves destabilized the arctic . the arctic is the roof of humanity. we can do something in the arctic only based on common efforts. if half of the arctic will live according to the rules of the russian federation and another half lives according to different regulations than such, a situation will bring chaos. wholesale as china, russian india, deep in the relations western countries have been trying to drive a wedge between the powers that sets you leaders had to beijing in an a

u armed warming of syria and human rights and geo denied access to u. k. jail journalist julian assange, that alone the assassination of a russian journalist, blood, and out ascii in st. petersburg this week. no. there was just one big story in nato nations, the rest of popular opposition leader, donald trump, who spoke on tuesday of his possible death penalty less prominent was the prospect of nuclear war. as us politicians ignored warnings from begging not to meet taiwanese politician, sighing when in california for more on nato 2nd front is it fights russia through ukraine is collier, host of the so conceal podcast about chinese history. culture and politics is in bali in that foundational nation of an online movement indonesia.

you've been fabulous, camilla, geo. it was then that former president yoshika. he spoke the memorable words died. we forgive and ask for forgiveness with him, but no later than 2000 to night when we got the ocean co issued a decree posthumously conferring the title of here. olivia crane on the ukrainian insurgent ami leader rum on, shall cambridge with the 2 years later in january 2010 will yoshika awarded the title hero of ukraine to step on bendara, also posthumously. he'd been the leader of the most radical nationalist group, o u. n. b, western ukraine celebrates show he a bitch and bandana by erecting statues and naming major streets after them with a mark sanchez and i'm here to plead with you. whatever you do. you do not watch my your shelton fiercely. why? watch something that's so different. my little opinion that you won't get anywhere else. welcome it pleases you to have the state department, the cia weapons makers, multi $1000000.00 corporations. choose your facts for you, go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't watch my show stay mainstream becau

again, we have geo—located these photographs. outside the construction factory and put them down here on the south—western edge of the town. now, many of these men who were fighting for wagner at this time in eastern ukraine were former russian convicts who were offered pardons if they served and survived six months. in the past week some have returned to russia, but many have not. there are russian mothers and wives posting photographs on telegram of loved ones who have simply disappeared, and in february, around the same time 0leksandr�*s body was returned to his family, there was a film from novosibirsk in russia of scores of these unnamed coffins that had been returned from the same battle. many were killed — many were killed — and some were captured. 0ur colleague 0lga malchevska has spoken to the prosecutor general of ukraine about his investigation. russians are demolishing the evidence, and our task is to try to find out everything possible once again. what tools do you have to identify those people who killed the unarmed

so a very important geo political statement of intent if you like. here in moscow today, the general shang fu banking president for taking the time on a very important day in the russian calendar. of course, the easter sunday where people spent a lot of time with family and friends, and president putin thank by the general for, for making a time to see him. mentioning that his 1st visit to russia was in 2017 and again reiterating his joy returning it, talking about the closeness of the war between the 2 countries and the 2 presidents and his 1st foreign trip. of course, again, on the scoring the important stuff, china attaches to this relationship with russia and the development. not only of course of economic ties, increasing economic ties, but also strategic ties between the 2 countries. he mentioned that the countries had been closed for over 70 years, and that the relationships are getting stronger day by day. and, you know, he mentioned that president, she and president putin had, you know, dozens of times and tend to meet many more. and that th

after following their past as instructions to stop eating. police investigating the cult which one and geo says has been operating since 2019 javan silk has more. they believed they would meet god. they ended up in a shallow grave, outside a coastal town in eastern kenya. victims of a suspected cult leader of us, our days wife, son and parents in law disappeared, leaving everything behind you. so when i get such off, when i said san juan, i stood down dahlgren to see jesus saw it and i trucked our flight. it's only book a long way. tickets to my lindy, we should have already gone to get back to my adobe. this is the man accused of loring them to melinda. i paul mackenzie, and thing gay as the leader of the good news international church. he apparently promised his followers they would meet their creator if they starved themselves to death was going on in this area. he had been arrested before i went to children, died, there wasn't enough in for me enough. i didn't have to, you know, keep him behind by the coast trade. so your people are angry. but you know, you know, if you had gone before

he is a rhodes scholar and geo political adviser. he joins us from hong kong. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. first of all, how delicate balance is this for mac, ron? pushing for stronger economic ties, while at the same time trying to warn china not to side with russia when it comes to the board, you cry and how does he manage that balance? thank you very much for having me. and i would say that actually mcroy is struggling to sets of delicate balances. the 1st it is as you note, that the economic attempts at establishing deepening ties and also receiving trade relations in the aftermath of coded. that's certainly an objective that mcroy has on the table and yet the extent to which would inevitably be colored by or diluted by the broader geopolitical friction remains to be seen. and one could only hope for an optimistic that in mccord would be able to navigate some sort of 10 benches balance in rhetoric and also substantively pushing forward i guess better policies on the ground, despite remaining rhetorically committed to i suppose, a more cautio

because as i said in my introduction, i mean either you talk geo politics or you talk i, the ology he prefers the always default to ideology. and that's why this conflict cannot be easily resolved. because one side is thinking about geo political interests and another is on a, for lack of a better word. holy war, daniel. you know, peter, i got a little bit worried about stoughton berg. the other day when he was there, i've been some, i thought he might have been turned by putin because he was adopting prudence, talking points. if you heard him on the 20th, he said, this war did not start last february. this war started in 2014, and nato has been arming an equipping ukraine since then and training them for this war. it's literally what the president said or has been saying for quite some time . so i don't know if he's been turned or what's going on, but more seriously, you know, he's funny admitting the truth. this is a, this is a holy war that nato and for lack of better terms. i mean, it's members. the us, the neocons, the obama administration has wanted for years and years navy in p

of funded in light of the explanations we have provided back in october of 2020 the same french and geo was part of a coalition that press charges against total for green washing in 2022 and targeted the company for eco side in another procedure with paris and new york getting involved in the litigation. so they've now teed up with ukraine's razzle. we stand which specifically targets exports of and investments in russian fossil. busy fi as a source of revenue for moscow, but they really seem to both be obsessing over this french company in particular, even though russian fuel is being sold all over the world, the countries that haven't sanctioned russia before be ex forwarded by other oil companies back into the west, after having its russian identity sufficiently long for the west and europe in particular, to avoid being seen as blatantly hypocritical. so last year, the very same to and yos, tried to get a french anti terrorist prosecutor to investigate total, accusing the company of war crimes. but that case was dismissed earlier this year. here's what the company lawyers had to say

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i want to get geo strategic as far as blink will know. there's not. he's a west mclean angrily. there's never been an issue. i mean, he's, he's one man, as, as he rolled through congress when he was a service, an ambassador never served in the 2nd apartment. he's, you know, all of his biggest claim to fame was he was hillary's lawyer. when she was in albert, who won. he was deputy secretary of state in the clinton administration, was bombed in his levy when served all but with you to remember that he's in is who are they 1st, who is the 2nd year one year who is the age that which is composed of 5 companies which is maybe $7500.00 more, another elite unit, another brigade for american soldiers exercising, doing training missions are so easy, easy, you know, we would have ordered a doing parking about which ran a couple weeks ago. that's what i asked. i asked what that, what it is best sell. i'm one of our good allies in nato, but german money to replace the, the cheap gas he was getting the war. you know this all this talk about an offensive. i will tell you most of the people i

one was soon kai, a specialist on geo politics in the arctic. he tried to warn the chinese authorities around the 2015 or 2016. at that time i right there were appeal process or the wising that china? sure. the publisher ah, paper are arctic issues are china's the i'll take in pension and policy because most of the suspicions of her, the earliest, the days when time is pious. the observer's thing has a love of one other whizzing. the theme is the china do not halla paper or china. as the i p, a tennis, the pension in the, in the arctic are not clear. here when it comes on commission authors, only one from the blank paper, shyness, arctic, arctic. part of what you mean with the silver. so in january of 2018 china presented a white paper laying out its arctic policy to the international press. or along with climate issues. it mainly outlined china's polar seal growth project and the country's plans to exploit the arctics natural resources. the arctic white paper is actually a sign of more self confident, somewhat more ambitious, and more risk taki

the world and clearly, you know, no disrespect to the countries obviously, but they're not a major geo political importance. so taiwan is clinging to these countries in some ways is quite surreal in a way. and it highlights, i think, just how fragile tie wants position is because it's being squeezed out of everything. internet every international arena by beijing, which wants to reduce its influence as to as little as possible, excuse me. and, and, and so they're trying to isolate them on the global stage, but they're also in the united states at the same time is trying to shore up at security standing. so it's in a very difficult position. but do diplomatic relations actually matter? when you look at high ones economy, it's often it's usually in the top 20, it's 20 largest economies in the world, so it seems to be doing okay without. well, i think so. i think that's it. i mean, whatever. but the diplomatic ties, the thing is taiwanda most important partner is a country with which it doesn't have diplomatic ties, which is the united states as the irony. right. and so when it has that,

one was soon kai, a specialist on geo politics in the arctic. he tried to warn the chinese authorities around the 2015 or 2016. at that time, i writes therapy process, or the wising that china should the publisher ah, people are arctic issues or times the i'll take in pension policy because most of the suspicions of her, the earliest, the days when time is pious, the observer's thing has a love of one other whizzing, the a theme is the china do not halla paper or china's the i'll take a tennis, the pension in the, in the arctic are not clear. here with what comes on commission authors along the blank tape, shyness, arctic. i think part of what you mean with this. so both, so in january of 2018 china presented a white paper laying out its artic policy to the international press or along with climate issues. it mainly outlined china's polar seal growth project and the country's plans to exploit the arctics natural resources. the arctic white paper is actually a sign of more self confident, somewhat more ambitious and more risk taking chinese i art

and geo. we're hearing that there is growing momentum. there is growing support for these lawmakers to be reappointed geo and we will see what happens. faith. thank you so much switching gears here. six people were injured when gunshots were fired at a beach party filled with high schoolers in south carolina. the students were participating in what is known as senior skip day. police say five of the six people injured were teenagers. they said a couple of altercations took place on the beach during the day. just so scared of frightening scene there. coming up in our g m a morning menu and the new study out on obesity what researchers are saying about genetics and lifestyle factors. steals. we are on the go with gifts and gadgets. you won't want to miss their story and in our next half hour, the author behind the gm, a book club, april picked dirty laundry is here. there she is. shabbos joins us live will be right back here on g m. a and then you leave me. so cozy rooms there. should we go check it out to stay here all weekend, verbal doin

the last 50 years, scientists in the western part of colorado have used a form of geo engineering to re direct the reins to parts laps low water levels near the colorado rockies. it's been this way for nearly 2 decades. so scientists here have long relied on an innovative way to re hydrate the land. the solution is cloud seating. using air craft and ground equipment to send silver iodide into clouds where moisture binds to the particles, forms ice and then falls as snow. a safe and effective way to increase the amount of water that's available to build resiliency in the system and shore up our local water supplies. the method is relatively inexpensive and has been successful in the western part of the state. for the 1st time, the technique is being used in the denver area in the eastern part of the state. but the benefits extend far beyond colorado. the colorado river in its tributaries supply water to millions of people from wyoming to los angeles, with the new computer modeling that we're doing. we can now simulate these clouds and simulate as seated cloud and an unseated cloud and

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