here's the geo politics may show up just a little bit more.his idea that 4.5 may be the number for the yields, and again anything can happen given the geo political whip. euro dollar, 1.05 just on the cusp of 1.06. that race down to parity has slowed. a similar story in cable. 1.26. but i would argue in the currency picture all eyes are on dollar yen. some calls 1.60 and 162. and the 1.55 handle. we are also keeping one eye on what happens out of the u.s. that seems to be what's driving the japanese bond story the most. 1.5523. what's happening in the war in ukraine. russia's war is escalating as the conflict passes its 1,000th day. ukraine took advantage of the long range missile capabilities and stuck a military base on russia. moscow stepped up the threat of a nuclear threats. let's bring in oliver crook. in addition to the long range missiles now getting approval out of the united states for land reminds as well walk us through the strategy. walk us through the strikes by ukraine. >> yeah, kriti, a lot of news to get through yesterday and

so for geo physics and a geo chemistry, in order to try to see how we can and some, but it's showing me narrows in, let me be. yeah, of course minerals are some of the major resources that africa has a, they've been sought after by the europeans for the longest time and age of imperialism. and of course, that was one of the main things they want to, to extract from the continent. i've heard a lot of talk at these sorts of conferences about how there's a bit of a difference in terms of the way russia approaches relations with african countries . a lot of people have told me that they feel like russia is the singular, great power of course, china as well. but 11 of the great multiple or powers that is actually approaching relation is with africa on a basis of mutual respect. would you say that you feel the same way? yes, because most of our respect is end up being in our construction. so any engagement that we have with any of the invest out of these cummings, we try to base it on that issue. we're trying to spread because our constitution pokes about which are beneficial issues that,

s. navy service member, a geo political analyst, and one of the hosts of the geo politics. and in montreal, we cross the eve angler. he is a canadian foreign policy institute fellow, also a journalist as well as an author. all right, cross talk roles in effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, sir, let me go to you 1st since you got up early, as for the program, much appreciated in seattle. and i was thinking about doing this program sunday morning, my time, which means much earlier than the western world. and by the time i was putting it together, the sunday shows happened in the united states. we had people like, like a waltz and a sebastian gorka. oh, good gorka, whatever his name is, he's we, we need to be referred to his doctor all the time i realized. and then, you know, everything is, is, is um, goes into collision. i mean, what is the biden administration trying to do exiting power? what is it trying to do to the trump people, and do the trump people seem to be going along with it. the new one ravel all of best because this time la

let's speak now to claudia smoker, head of the center for geo politics, geo economics and technology. at the german council on foreign relations. great to have you on the show this morning. so is this the beginning of a new trade war? well, we have to see whether he will actually implement the tears. so we know he's a care of preston and he wants to regulate all policies and all problems that we have through terrace. and the 1st thing is to announce them. and then he will wait and see whether canada and mexico would react. and maybe also something in the areas of migration or trucks that you just mentioned. if he actually imposes these tabs against canada and mexico. and on top of that, against china, we would see a lot of retaliation because countries would not be willing to accept these kind of ego, tabitha. and then we will enter a trade for tell us what's the real world impact of these measures? well, we are and interconnected economy. we do not trade just products from one country to another, but we have global value chains and we have very interesting trade connections. so once

he is an iris, comedian, actor, rider, musician, whose sketches on geo politics have gone, borrow online, click on products from the island palestine solidarity campaign, and mikayla referred to who works with a boy called divestment and sanctions movement in belfast. thank you all so much for your time today. i would like to start by getting your views on this shared history off. cool nazena, sion and revolutionary struggle and how you guys find yourselves parts of this. so barry to move meant clear on how can i get you to start here. i think in oregon is the solidarity between colonized peoples in the face of the empire and the face board. and if you go to a protest in dublin, people are very proud to flight or try colors alongside the past indian side. you have posters with old irish revolutionary slogans. repurchase this for a polish stein. you hear people chanting in our millions and our billions were all palestinians. and i think ours people really do mean that in a very harsh, that's the way that identification to our colonial history is. i think, an active in gaze on the imperial

we have a great geo political realignment. the german model of a spain must, depending on that's not happening because depending on expos, on industrial exports, in particular, it was actually, depending on the subject, is not just on that slow, but i'm generating stuff. this is, which is a very dangerous strategy because if you're making a so dependent on, on stop loses, you'll, you'll reduce the degrees of freedom in your geo products a collection. so, so a lot of things have been prior to jump in there, but, but, so what you're saying is that germany needs, in general shift in its economic model. how could that be changed? it can be achieved by both because, you know, i'm not saying that piece of drums of and sort of what it's board is doing. but it's, it's an open up to you and just say that you have not defined itself as an industrial economy. and i think that has been a mistake by 2 successive government because it's not just one political party to define germany as, as industry, jeremy is a great country for large compa

we have a great geo political realignment. the german model was very much depending on that, not happening because depending on expos, on industrial exports, in particular, it was actually, depending on the subject is not just on export, but i'm generating stop. this is, which is a very dangerous strategy, because if you're making a so dependent on, on subclasses you, uh, you reduce the degrees of freedom in your geo products, a collection. so, so a lot of things are going to jump in there. but so what you're saying is that germany needs, in general shift in its economic model. how could that be received? it can be achieved by, by mostly because, you know, i'm not saying that piece of terms of and sort of what it's ford is doing. but it's, it's an open up to new industries that have not defined itself as an industrial economy. and i think that has been a mistake by 2 successive government. there's as much as one political party to define germany as, as the industry. jeremy is a great country for lots companies. it's not a grea

about the geo politics? the final countdown to the election. what are they saying ahead of the vote? >> reporter: absolutely, frank. this is a really hot topic on the ground at the conference because we're not just talking about the oil market outlook, but we're talking about the energy transition as well. and, of course, that voet te ine united states is going to be absolutely critical for energy and climate policy going forward. with the both candidates, trump and harris, offering different perspectives on the way forward here. i also spoke with the to totalenergy ceo. he said it's reasonable to expect the united states energy dominance to continue under either candidate. we are seeing production at a record high and that's unlikely to change. he did offer somewhat of a warning here. he also said we should expect more volatility to come just given the uncertainty we see in the market right now, frank. >> dan murphy live in abu dhabi. oil market up on the plans of the scrapped plans. good to see you, dan. >

so the traditional type of geo political risk really can't explain what's going on. for example, when the israel mosse situation was beginning, um, the price of gold barely moved. traditionally, the biggest gold buyers have been central banks, who use it to guarantee financial stability. but seemingly enough, this time this is a mental site and it's still a mystery who was buying the gold in the spring or in the months prior it was, is the central banks get in the spring when the price of gold jump significantly glowed quite as high as the toys is 15 is all they were still buying it to just not in the amounts that could really explain the price increase. it could also have been private actors and that's kind of close the product till the confusing sign the here going to be called tom. so who was it, and why did they want it? since the beginning of the year, we've been witnessing an unprecedented rise in the price of gold. what makes it so sought after right now? the beginning since the stroke of the year, we've seen a price increase of over 30 percent for an individu

and shifting geo political dynamics may be going to be the blue reporting from pseudo by east alpha for our teen lot as how things are looking at the moment. but we will be bring you any annual updates, possibles new stories throughout the day. so to check back in a bit later and have a great weekend, the of the stuff that our group of just gives us to to get them, which is, which is why because the us commission, i do want to, to be so many of those instruments which is which is a little bit of a surprise because the risk of them is to plan your solutions to mama wants us to best buy things like a piece of the money. but it's only possible that i need to forms these but it used to be as all steroids in us, but you can use the villages to chose to. but there's no, you know what you thought we did, it was was that it should zip up. it's because, by the way, are you seeing the way, obviously you didn't the good by some loss and levels issue religious person gotten worse and you're using the way a couple of these yet was you moved up with somebody else. so you can course to the logistical

says nat geo. yes. gimme a collision service, which has issued a record number of passports development experts, save people who leave could have the pot to play in the countries gross. they once the government to do more to make returning home more attractive. so i'm a member of our craft skills because when i brought good to the west now, well the learn skills, been villain, the length things that they need to get from here. so it's important that with frontier to practice telling people web left web let's things odd to bring them back to come up, log into our industries here, you may count once to be part of those. we trying to make things better. taking the decision to move back was hard. what do you have support from his family? i was really happy to have him back. extremely happy him knowing that he could come home and they wouldn't be that reproach of. or you went to wait, wait and the consequences come back to different things that you can do it. so hard decisions, but i know regrets whatever yo

s. navy service member, a geo political analyst, and one of the hosts of the geo politics. and in montreal, we cross the eve angler. he is a canadian foreign policy institute fellow, also a journalist as well as an author. all right, cross talk roles and in fact, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, sir, let me go to you 1st since you got up early, as for the program, much appreciated in seattle. and i was thinking about doing this program sunday morning, my time, which means much earlier than the western world. and by the time i was putting it together, the sunday shows happened in the united states. we had people like like a waltz and a sebastian gorka over the gorka.

and we have geo—located these videos to a western suburb of the city of aleppo, but can't confirm theity of the individuals seen. about 2km away from here, we've also verified another video which appears to show large crowds of people walking away from an area outside aleppo university. it's not clear who they are or where they are going, but you can see that they are carrying luggage. 12 years ago, a peaceful uprising against the president of syria turned into a full—scale civil war which continues to rage on. the conflict has drawn in countries from all around the world, devastated cities and killed civilians. the ancient city of aleppo has been a focal point of the syrian civil war captured by government forces on the western edge of the city. you can see some of the vehicles here. another video we verified appears to show men in military fatigues running through the streets. and we have geo—located these videos to a western suburb of the city of aleppo, but can't confirm the identity of the individuals seen. about 2km away from here, we've also verified another video which appears

as both nations into post maritime stability, innovation, and to share valuable skills and shifting geo political dynamics. maybe going to be to pull reporting from pseudo by east java for r t. that is good buy from us in history of this. our thanks for speaking with us. uh next, subbing underground option or is has an amazing precedent go anyway, enjoy the the sooners on see and welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from the u, a. e. off to us elections that we suggested in recent episodes, mike b as it turned out to be a land slide for trump, the line genocide. jo, how it goes. tire is a lead to control of us hedge, a monic power, along with the lackeys and propaganda media. last for now, in the 4 years since trump was empowered, usa has lost its global dominance. with the rise of bricks has picked fights with much of the global south sacrifice. hundreds of thousands of ukrainian lives on the altar of naziism. isolated itself with the un, with the 2 k u. s. u i'm the middle east genocide o while domestically 40000000 americans could not eat without.

we saw football, geo politics and media malpractice come together. that tonight he announced, you know, this story that happened in amsterdam is a perfect example of why public trust in the media continues to the road. you had very different versions of what actually took place on the ground. and it showed how to do it the way that is really talking points are promulgated by the main stream media. this is going to be a case study for generally, students for media students for us to come, especially the sky news edits, which i guess we'll talk about. sky is a 247 news channel based in the u. k. there were 2 versions of the digital report that sky posted on the violets, the clashes between fans of the as really team marker be tele, vive, and deduct residence. sky, deleted its 1st report. we edited it and then published another account which it called a correction. one, it said was needed to add balance and impartiality that is not on usual when news breaks. typically, that's the 2nd report. the rewrite will include context that is missing in the 1st st

are you concerned that in the current geo political atmosphere that we live in, that the, the power of the court is being a road is by its inability to execute what it wants as some of the, not the power of the i, c, c, d is lots about naming and shaming which is about the low and the law is about the obligation of states pauses under a $124.00 states parties to invest the people the, the i c, c. the charges of these to the rest of orange, the 10s. so that is an obligation is a legal obligation and $124.00 states of the world. and the ice easy is obligation is to do his job. its job is to prosecute people, whatever of the political incidents a political that is. and they come out of it will take care of themselves in the political stab, bought crazy seat is about the law of the matter. does we need to train is focused on fat and multics funded in the way. i to say, well leave, we expanded it and they didn't well then i see, see what else the best of all the trouble, the ice even doubled the i c. c is to hold people accountable on the basis of the law and that must be stressed with emph

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ukrainians die on the battlefield. ukraine, you know, as long as someone's up a little the financial geo political interests are being served. and obviously the leadership is sacrificing europe at the altar of washington's 1st washington, near cons and military industrial complex interest. and it's a disaster for your europe is being slowly be the industrialized. ok. they have. they have voluntarily, not voluntarily, but by the will of europe and commission. d, a, d, e leadership, d e u has left itself without the cheapest energy. it could get cheap, reliable energy. it used to get western europe used to get cheap, reliable energy during the cold war. a while the soviet union was there was a big ideological device while the berlin wall was and now supposedly, at a time of democracy, no more logical divide. now europe can't get access to our cheap and reliable russian energy. it's pure politics and it's really going to cost europe. i think someone i've, i've heard even mention of the morgantown plant being instituted now. not just so gives germany like to was supposed to like that was an

on today's geo political trust, that will be a little bit later. and the problem for now here went on to your lives on the financial prize because it's always about money. isn't it? a german little bank that has suggested that the true nature of his country's involvement in the ukraine conflict is to make money of the mineral rich, don't bast region. just one moment. let's have a quick listen to that tv talk. because don't have time to looking at donald trump and the fact that putting in my just take don bass to make a peace. we all wish that piece would come some day, the bunch. but this also has the can nomic consequences. you should conduct trends and i believe that 80 percent of ukraine's mineral resources are in don bass and then potent has done put, there is a lot of lithium, which is important for battery production, which we need so urgently here in this country. so doing it, in other words, besides that, this also has an immediate economic impact to speak to it is in our own interest is not to sit idly by and watch this or am i seeing this

a given the height and geo political tensions at the moment. do you expect to trump administration to seek stronger ties with countries like india, japan, australia, and the other young group of nations? so i suppose there will be some compositions. they will be some ad hoc cooperation, but we try with ministration the previous time around. and trump, in his campaign language, he's not one to build sort of ties unless there's something transactional or something that is that you know, advice and get out of those relationships. so unless these actors can provide something to trump and ministration, perhaps we won't expect the same kind of consistent relationship building that we saw the past 4 years under president biden. john in charlotte and associate professor of political science at the national university of cigna for thank you very much. thank you. you're watching dw, this now the call 29 climate. so it has begun in algebra, jones capital by coup key issue for world leaders. they're assembling is finance. developing countries are seeking a

the united states and its allies do not this staying the most unsightly methods not to realize that geo political ambitions to the west and it's finalize, are pushing he of and say, nuclear terrorism and they're trying to escalate sanctions across the entire region . in order to avoid the inevitable and that is a new world order, i'm a subordinate sort of reminded everyone once again that a new multi polar, political and economic system is being created as well as an inclusive international security system where the participation of the global south and east, so naturally the west is trying to prevent that as we just heard him say, and he does war and that he doesn't exclude the 5 that the by the administrative sion before leave, it will actually make the situation worse by still contentions and critical. i q regions in you raise or that are teen fort washington, of course. and he says that they might try to recreate the crane scenario in those areas as well as nominated. so to repeat, the main goal is to make it difficult for the new us administration to find a political solution to th

decades as a common upset of all mankind has been turned into a weapon for suppressing and punishing geo political competitors. or simply those who disobey extruded when americans invest such a large deal with international and regional problems. if they think of only one thing to preserve that privilege positions will go, but it is obvious in most countries and confrontations and german is a home phone and do not solve any problems. such a broad range of topics and not address from the space race to climate change to responsible use of technologies like a i. but as we just had really the big issue, the re calibration of the wild all to a lot of those you really is that the, the multiple are to that with seeing rise through nice ations like bricks for example, that is a direct consequence of the west actions, namely, it's inability to allow nations to live in silver in peace, free from political finance. so pressure or punishment now cools, this means that trust in western nations is being lost. the confidence is being on the mind and thought in tongue is direct to translating, not just

european union, but despite the name itself of industry stations certainly doesn't act as a, as a major geo political actor. and it's not secure, we simply because for many years the member states haven't really invested in defense. that's why we have that dependence on the us security umbrella, which is of course, institutionalized in nature. and for some time in european election, there's being a buckle for the soul of europe. if i can tell it's asked between 2 very different visions. you, you could say that either you are of interest rates have become stronger and becomes a doctor and its own rice board fragments. and we've already seen what that could lead to indicate that breaks it. but we have other players, we didn't do your opinions pointers with an in liberal nationalization squire. many trunks you might say in europe, so they are going to be very emboldened. i mean, victor or don yesterday in budapest was like a counselor who's just cutting scream. i mean, he was more or less able to say, look, i told you so my vision isn't sent and your vision, uh, you know, a, your opinion based

end of the coverage of companies you not in the world take stock of donald trump electoral victory, geo political allies and adversaries of the united states. wonder what will come of a 2nd, trump presidency from ukraine to gaza. the incoming president will have to deal with some of the biggest, international crises and deputies on day one. this week we'll be discussing what trump 2 point oh means for the rest of the world. and then upfront special, the mean to discuss what a 2nd separate ministration could mean for us. foreign policy is an l. c. line. former us state department official, who resigned in protest of the bite in administration's support of israel's war on gods. steven wall, author of the israel lobbying u. s. foreign policy. he's also a professor of international relations at harvard university and on the political analyst and former deputy director at the app american institute. thank you all for joining me now. i'm going to start with you uh 2020 for president elect. donald trump has made a round of personnel announcements for his upcoming administration. we have starte

and it's shifting geo political dynamics a big on a blue reporting from pseudo by east alpha for r t. a lot is how the news is shaping up this saturday. we will of course, be back at the top with any latest developments. in the meantime, sit tight, our documentary team headed to the front lines to, to face a met, the fight. enjoy the the so we is on the for months suppose to fix it. but he is, what do you do is you beat the bill over, you know, because it all could, hasn't pro, isn't it? plenty of who is much extra and up isn't going to be am i 16 secret admission to establish opponents on the ground? goes to the table in the city city supplies the concerned that's cool. a full thumbs up. let's click across the kids kind of and yeah, so use a little to my buddy, but the witness revolts and documents in favor of his article troops who again say yeah, me hit those against the we need to really get accept mattress for you to also is the, the army of a fall, the land that didn't exist when the midst of the opponents. and this, the way any and commonwealth revival that comes in obsession.