there are 200 people around me at the moment what it feels like they're probably trying to john the international, the, to the broadcast area. and what you're hearing as very close to this is the prime minister's office where i viewed just reported that there is not a process going on back. yoga shell have been fired. so we're still waiting to see how the image and see going to be implemented. brad, the moment the situation seems pretty much the same. ok, and many are we have to tell our viewers are looking at live pictures right now. we can see all those protesters and there appear to be images flying through the air. it seems of some of the we're actually throwing bottles, you know it's, it's a very, it's a very heated situation when you're a, tell us a little bit more about the mood that you have been observing where you are. oh yes, the way i am right now is the area of presidential secretariat and is officially didn't. but the prime minister's office is not very far from y'all with protest. i'm looking out the security full time. it was brought it from what we can gather up to speaking to th

some your wins is where the john sleep is intern for the food movement . people also extremely happy, and there is a job, a nation on the streets or lumber. but let me tell you that people are not going to stop you on a barge from the residence job, designate the also speak prime minister becomes seeing huge resignation as well. and of course, it's going to be a long fight for the people or the longer because they want concrete, the crisis that is being thrown on the challenges that have been to all the people to compete. so when the doors speak over on the mental for surely we'll announce dot is in fact no longer the president of this country. she lunk off. but then you will the people i'm going to saw people want, isn't dia, dispensations, like i said, the prime minister around is that you can design not your feds and roger fuck shots . so of course the broadcast are going to continue on a full service install for youngs off the top priority for too long golf course. we beat all these full transitional bobbo to another government. of course she long goin

the government's not pumping money into the markets to bring prices, john nuts, despite the international monetary fund, opposing state subsidies on feel local, say the situation income room is becoming desperate. i'm here to find diesel for my vehicle, which has been parked at home for 3 days. and wanted to bring my mother to the hospital, there is no way because of lack of fuel. i've been lined up here since this morning at 7 am. unfortunately, they haven't increased the price. we're forced to take the fuel and leaders to the villages so we can put in our bikes, but it is a bad fuel. we have problems with it, as it spoils our bike engines. sometimes we learn, there are stations where we can find diesel, but they don't allow it to be taken with a canister. so now we have cars that have broken down dry. what do we do? do we put the car in our head to come and get fuel while the economic crisis extends well beyond cameroon, with an eye watering combined dash of a quarter of a trillion dollars. now dragging emerging markets closer to default. according to ben berg, the number of states for

hope that the international community as a whole, will come together to guarantee that we can continue supplying the world with this essential cargo. right, thanks very much for joining us, john. that's very interesting. john stoffer of the international chamber of shipping ah, less war has killed thousands destroyed infrastructure and damage the mental health of lots of ukrainians. psychologists are struggling to help adults and their children cope. the w corresponding nick spicer has been to the devastated town of bar junker and found that even reminders of historical violence can trigger new anxieties for shell shocked ukrainians. during the occupation, somebody put a bullet hole through the head of ukraine's national poet, terra schiff, jenko psychologist tenure. sa sco tells of a patient who walk past it with her son. children alarm his poems and begin in from the 3rd grade. still 11th grade and the boys said mom a little gloom. what's the, what's the hold in his head? he sure did in the oh, maybe they didn't know that again goes nasha is our national hero. the boy leg, you know, it was his pain. there are painful reminders everywhere, including right across the street f

. >> danielle gilbert is a fellow at the john sloan center for international understanding. our guest of the next seven minutes or so on brittney griner's case and u.s. hostage policy and diplomacy. bill in ohio. >> yes, hi. i'm concerned for brittney, and i am hopeful that mr. richardson will be able to work something out. my thought process is, why is the wnba in russia? we have all these american companies that have pulled out of their. to bring lebron up in this whole conversation is just wrong. that young man has never done anything wrong and has never been associated with any drugs or anything like that. it is a wrong comparison. but i want brittney to get out of there, but why is the wnba in russia? danielle: i would not be surprised if the wnba players do not go back to russia again. the russian state demonstrated that it is not a safe waste -- place for americans to travel. even before this incident, they were treated like stars there and made lots of money. they were relished as star athletes. i can't imagine any of them will be going back anytime soon. there is oth

here's what about the extension nato writes one of the most respected american international scholars, professor of the university of chicago , johnshan, agrees the popular opinion in the west can almost entirely blame russian aggression for the ukrainian crisis, but this version is incorrect, the united states and its european allies are more than others to blame for the crisis, the root of the problem of nato expansion central to a broader strategy to remove ukraine from russia's arbiter and integrate it with the west in the mid-1990s, russian leaders have strongly opposed nato expansion in recent years. they made it clear that they would not stand aside. while their strategically important neighbor becomes the bastion of the west , american and european leaders made the mistake of trying to turn ukraine into a western stronghold on the border with russia. now that the consequences have been revealed, it would be an even greater mistake to continue this policy. and here is john wersheimer's opinion on us policy towards china, since a more mighty china will surely challenge usa in asia and. perhaps beyond its borders, the united

he participated in the opening of today's forum - this is the secretary general of the international trade board, johndent, who, for information, is not the first person of this level among people business came to ukraine and met with the government. if he met with business and has a very clear idea of ​​the situation in ukraine, he is quick with a wonderful speech that goes through specific things on the support of ukraine in the world and its influence, uh, his expertise is very important for uh, for us, for ukraine, and it was he who drew attention to the fact that, once again, governments should not only expect ukraine, but also other partner countries to start preparing to prepare for of this through assistance to its entrepreneurs from the point of view of insurance from the point of view of access to financing from the point of view of state support so i would like to say that this is a very practical business conference business perspective on the situation of recovery of the country modernization of ukraine involvement our partners to these processes, and the most important thing is that ever

thing and called on the international community that adheres to the rules of international law to never recognize such attempts, which we also heard from the white house earlier, johnby, a representative of the national security council, said that even if russia tries to illegally annex some more ukrainian territories, this does not mean that it will be able to keep them because in fact now the resistance of ukrainians in all regions to russian aggression is extremely strong and we also told our colleagues about this the former us ambassador to ukraine and also russia john yes let's listen to uklon when i was ambassador to ukraine in 2011-12 years of the international republican institute together with the well-known help organization, they conducted polls in crimea and each of these polls, which were issued in the years immediately before the russian invasion, showed that either the majority or at least many residents of crimea want to remain as an autonomous region of ukraine. did not want to be part of russia. the support that russians think they have in certain russian-speaking regions of ukraine was not there then, it is definitely not there now, after what ru

the un developmental program. we have john merch hymer, who is the leading international relations scholar in the world. so i think it's quite a great list to be on and not really much to stay beside that. that was bradley. let's stick with you for now. why do you think the ukranian authorities made this list in the 1st place? what kind of message are they trying to send? do you think? well, of 1st i think that they're, they're kind of taking a book out of the playbook and a lot of what american liberals do, do just accuse everyone they disagree with being a russian propaganda. of course, we see this all over democratic party, propaganda and liberal media in the united states. but i think another thing of course is what they're trying to do is, is, is to, you know, i like as far as the consequences for people like me. what is that? i mean, i can't go to ukraine. ok. big deal. but of course they're trying to give credence to ways to smear us outside around border. so of course, you know, if somebody wants to senior, my journalism or the statement that i make, they can just look at bill and he's listen, s

the seizure across one day. john cornyn standing by. he's a member of the caucus on international narcotics control.live in eagle pass, texas. hi, steve. >> martha, it's the people, the migrants crossing illegally in to the u.s. that have gotten much of the coverage. we're keeping an eye on a family that made it halfway across the rio grande. they're stopped on an island. they don't no whether to go forward or go back. the flip side is the narcotics that are entering into this country illegally as well with the my gants, sometimes willingly or sometimes in vehicles. 320,000 doses of deadly fentanyl in one car, in the gas tank and side boards. a few hours earlier, 150,000 deaths, this is the perfect drug for smugglers. it's potent, small. one pound can kill 200,000 people. so ideal and easy to smuggle. it's leaving the border and moving a cross american and killing americans. >> we're at a crisis stage quite frankly. we have never seen the number of seizures and the amounts of my drug like we're seeing in fentanyl. we're still reeling with the methamphetamine crisis we've been in for years. every bit

we have evidence -- how would hunter biden get the information for secretary of state john kerry and internationalhe question is where did this come from? we have learned joe biden denials he helped and talked to his son about the overseas business dealings, that is false because of voicemail he left and has been preserved. >> griff: google issued a statement to "new york post" and said those are long-departed employees and we have no record of any such investments. they want to wash their hands and do away with it. how does this end for president biden or president joe biden? >> i don't think it ends well for the president. we are learning information drip by drip and this very much reminds us of watergate and other investigations that we do find out biden's only hope we find out after he leaves the oval office, but it seems like this is coming so fast that is not going to happen for him, we will learn of criminal activities, i believe, before the end of his term. >> carley: i think it boils down to national security, gordon and do you want a president whose son's business partners are on a list

thanks so much, that's david laborde, from the international food policy research institute. let's stay with that issue. can it all happen? john for you and the people you represent. what optimism do you have that this can be done and done safely? that this can be done and done safel ? , , ., that this can be done and done safel ? ,,. ., . safely? this is a fantastic breakthrough, _ safely? this is a fantastic breakthrough, this - safely? this is a fantastic- breakthrough, this agreement to release so much grain that is desperately needed in the developing world to avert famine, so i think that should be celebrated as a first instance. but there are significant challenges. from our point of view, the main concern is ensuring the safety of seafarers who will be on board the ships that will be taking this grain out of ukraine, through what we know are quite heavy waters, or what is still an active conflict zone and bringing the grain out through the black sea to the places that need it. there are also other issues that we will need to address. there are only 109 ships in the uk. there are only 109 ships in the uk. the condition

process, the most important trend in international politics, it is certainly my lifetime and maybe ever, we're seeing so much less warfare than ever before. the implications of that are what john is dealing with in this book you will largely read. he's coming up against a wall of beliefs, it's not just that he's asking you to change or ideas about international politics works, or the proper role for the u.s. and u.s. power. he's asking people to question their most basic beliefs about what is right and wrong and how the world works. beliefs are different from ideas, it's easy to change ideas but believes are more connected to who we are, they're emotional, they're not just intellectual. when people ask you to change or reconsider your fundamental beliefs, people react with ankara, with frustration, because often believes a connected to our identity. and in some degree arctic beliefs about the international system and politics are connected to our identity. it's very difficult to get people the way they think, according to what we see unfolding evidence that john continues to be right, in making these kinds of predictions. and one of the kinds of beliefs that he has us change,

many women and children who france has left behind on the street today with broadcasting from our studios in moscow. this is our international and john thomas from the glad to have you with us. now russia has temporarily a halted gas supplies at through a key pipeline to germany nord stream for 10 days of scheduled maintenance work. but berlin fears it must prepare for a potential permanent hold to all russian gas imports. that's what germany's economy minister robert k back warned. as russia announced the maintenance would begin on monday. north stream, which follows directly from russia to germany under the baltic sea, has been of crucial importance for berlin. the route accounted for 55 percent of germany's gas imports last year and 40 percent in the 1st quarter of this year. then last month, russia reduced supplies through the pipeline by 60 percent, saying it required equipment who's servicing was being held up by western sanctions . canada was preventing a turbine from being sent to the pipeline, but then eventually back down and allowed the park to be transported to germany. that was much of the ire of kiev, with both ukraine'

the military intervention in civil war. civil war overtakes an international warrant generally civil conflict because i share john's almost implicit definition of the civil war. we have an extremely high amount of conflict but it never reaches that level. it's often very deadly. how do we develop an aversion for that and when that we have an aversion and that raises a question to me that there are other drivers of conflict and intervention in the use of military force beyond whatever cultural diversion to war. i think it's a very strong pr crissy such as the american military. he coined the famous concept of the military-industrial complex. we have a very large military. there's bound to be a self-interest on the part of the military leaders. we do have forces if it's special operations or counterterrorism. we have done extensive use of drones is a counterterrorism measure but discussions now the post-afghanistan we are going to have an over the horizon counterterrorism policy which will be a standoff policy but certainly there's no suggestion that we will give up the use of military force in terms of dealing with civil wars and t

the broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad. chevy with right now, there is no point for the west to completely break off its ties with russia, especially when it comes to the energy market. that's according to foreign ministers. second lever off. who in an exclusive interview to our channel, also underlined that moscow is not worried about the use desire to curb it's purchases of russian oil and gas. you do move the wounds it is. i don't think that it's in their interest to cut all ties with us and to use liquefied natural gas that the americans are trying to sell them. and if they do that, then we would have no problem. the president said that due to what they do with the north stream to pipeline, we are ready to launch it. so there is pressure in the pipeline, but so far, only 50 percent of the capacity of the pipeline that we planned. so we use it now for internal consumption. well, let me 1st reiterate that russia's never wanted to cut europe from gas. they've long stated this. it's never been their

let us turn to the u.k., boris johnson refusing to resign despite an internal revolt. john, how much longer can the prime minister hold on when you have senior ministers from his own party asking him to let go? >> had another cabinet minister resigned before i came onto the set. motto that he has fired in the last 24 hours or so. i would have told you that he could not last two nights tonight british type and i have been proven wrong about that. even though he does not have enough people willing to be a ministers to fill all of the dogs in the british government, it is obvious he is planning to move ahead. it looks as though it could come to a head before next week because he is talking about launching a new plant on monday, and that is when the organization of mp's will meet to set a new executive and they can decide whether to change the rules to allow mp's to take a vote on whether he should go. they story is that the cabinet tried to force him to leave -- the story is that the cabinet try to force them to leave and he has called their bluff. >> what are the options for

hopeful that with commitments from all the parties involved, we could start to see grain cargo going out relatively quickly. john speaking to me earlier from the internationalissing in water in essex on the uk's hottest ever day. the discovery was made in jaywick this morning by emergency services who were searching for a man last seen in the water close to clacton pier on tuesday. police said they are "liaising with international partners to contact the family of the 21—year—old" before formal identification can take place. if there's one thing that can ruin a day at the seaside, apart from the british weather, it's having your chips stolen by a seagull. now there's a new plan to stop them, and it involves a new type of music. crispin rolfe spent the day in beautiful bridlington, in east yorkshire, to see if it works. here is the problem. in the space of ten minutes — here is the problem. in the space of ten minutes they _ here is the problem. in the space of ten minutes they attacked _ here is the problem. in the space of ten minutes they attacked three - ten minutes they attacked three different people, taking their fish and chips. but different people,

the military gender. all right, and this is attracted international condemnation and pretty much around the world. but it does that bother that john said that the rest of the world is looking at it . and he so outrage by its behavior. you know, you know that the combination does take, but they don't really care. even the sanctions imposed by the united states, canada, and united kingdom and the european union. they, they don't really care. that is the reason you know, they are carrying out all crime against that and tap ablation across the concrete. they have to go the, to call them 100 is not after the cool. so this need the action from the, especially from the west commission and also the kind of action should be if sanctions work, what do you think would well, you know, we have been asking united state government to open, you know, the sanction the a while. and guess, enterprise, we haven't done yet because the one in the one because income source 2, by the way, one from russia and china to kayla k a, the north and civilian. and also there is no action from the us to call, especially like an embargo. and you know, the spelling

the world markets on russia. to john berg. now, cooler county school found a person of international relations out the african national congress youth lead to hear his take your very welcome to the program. do you think this deal will bring real tangible relief to the global food crisis and be as important as vital as it's being reported today? thank you so much for having us. i think today and through this deal the russian federation has been vindicated because the same people that are now asking us to be at the forefront the solution for the global food crisis. that is, the lu, me are the same. people that isolated and condemned the russian people into the wilderness, not knowing that to pluck out the russian federation from global civilization or to attempt to do that is like attempting to clock out and get in your board. you . so we say that this is an important milestone, and again, the russian federation has displaced that it is a pattern of a human life by signing this agreement. why? why did that? did you created people? have it signed this agreement in bad faith? because if using to put yours, you're seeking a child t

which leads to other people having to go stay on the streets with broadcasting lab direct from studios and moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. you know, up to 254 and mercenaries have been reported killed in russia. the latest strikes on ukrainian military positions in the dance republic. that's according to the russian defense ministry. now here is some of the latest footage released by moscow showing rockets being fired at targets in the combat area. rushes defense ministry has also said it has destroyed ukrainian military facilities in the central should a costco region, as well as several positions of ukranian troops in the dumbass where russian lead forces have been pressing on with their advance. however, ukrainian forces have continued to target civilian areas in the done yes, good public, according to local authorities, with artillery showing hitting a school in the capital city for the 2nd time. in recent months, the building has been partially destroyed with broken windows and severe damage to its support structure. fortunately, no casualties have been reported there as h

reset and moscow's relationship with tehran, i want to bring in a professor at the johns hopkins school of advance international school studies and a former state department adviser. welcome. first tell us about this drone business. is russia in a kind of tacit alliance with iran? is iran helping the russians out? >> iran and russia have had very strong military and intelligence relationship that goes back to syria, but this is the first time that we're hearing of a large-scale iranian military equipment being sold to russia. so this is a new step, but it really underscores the fact that the relationship between them is strong, and it's mostly the intelligence and military. it does matter to regional balance of power. >> i'm struck by one thing. iranians are able to manufacture something as sophisticated as high-powered drones. >> that's exactly right. we don't know much about these drones and hue goow good they a but it's ironic it's the white house announcing this fact in the middle east. maybe they were hoping to create a greater dissatisfaction with iran and europe, but in the middle east, the united states

the fog this morning. james. john, thank you very much. in internationalis morning, japan. >> is a nation in mourning as that country comes to terms with the recent assassination of former prime minister shinzo ah-bay. obvious family held a private wake for him this morning and support for his family continues to grow across the globe. as investigators piece together what led to that shooting we've got evan lambert for the very latest now on the investigation. >> as japan mourns its longest serving prime minister shinzo ah-bay after his assassination, a clearer picture of his killer is coming into focus. investigators sent 41 year old tetsuya yamagami to a local prosecutor's office today for further investigation. he bay was linked to a religious group. he faulted for his mother's financial ruin. the group hasn't been named but japanese media reported the gunman told police his mother made a large donation to the group which bankrupted her. we're also learning more about the homemade gun yamagami used when he shot from behind. while he gave a campaign spee

the casting live director of our studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. are now the eu has said it will send another 500000000 euros to ukraine to support gives war efforts. that's according to the blogs foreign policy chief justice burrell and well the u. blows a hole in his budget. it also struggles with the economic backlash from its own sanctions against russia. ortiz, rachel marston, explains the european union. supranational nanny state is always looking to keep you safe, usually amid a mess that they've helped to create. it certainly has the convenient effect of helping to justify the existence of big salaries of brussels officials as they rush in and pretend to put out fires that they started. and now they're patting themselves on the back for the fact that they're doing a collective purchase of weapons. it's the 1st time in the use existence that it's blown a hole in its budget, a 500000000 euros. so that member nations can replace the weapons that they send to ukraine, but at least these you countries didn't gi

these figures on the list include republican senator, ram paul, former rep, tulsa gabbert, a democrat from hawaii, university of chicago professor and international relations theorist. john mearsheimer, an pulitzer prize winning journalist, the land green walls. meanwhile, over here in europe, ukraine is telling the you to ask of russian citizens filling up visa applications, whether they support rushes role in the conflict and ukraine. different polls show that over 80 percent of russians still support the war, they should not get access to the free world. it'll be interesting to see how far the west actually goes in allowing team zalinski to call the shots here in the west . maybe zelinski can achieve the impossible, actually succeed in cleaning up wall street. now to the latest from ukraine, russia's defense ministry says to high position strikes of kill 200 ukrainian soldiers in the southern city of nic alive, russian missiles are said to have targeted a concrete factory where camps troops had set up a base. masika also says strikes have destroyed for ukrainian military command post in the past 24 hours in the den net profit, throw of screech in an arm stock pile was

these figures on the list include republicans, senator ram paul, former rep, tulsa javert, a democrat from hawaii, university of chicago professor and international relations theorist, john mearsheimer, and pulitzer prize winning journalist, the lang greenwald. meanwhile, over here in europe, ukraine is telling the you to ask of russian citizens filling up visa applications, whether they support russia's role in the conflict and ukraine. different polls show that over 80 percent of russians still support the war, they should not get access to the free world. it'll be interesting to see how far the west actually goes in allowing teams zalinski to call the shots. here in the west. maybe zelinski can achieve the impossible ashley succeed in cleaning up wall street. earlier i discussed the ramifications of ukraine conflict, western economic sanctions and the mainstream media's anti russia onslaught with author columnist and political cartoonist ted roll. it's all different when it's your country, just a huge doing the thing that you say other countries shouldn't be doing. hypocrisy is rampant in international politics as well as domestic politics. and you know, it's, it's al

which leads to other people having to go stay on the street with broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now the u. s. has threatened to impose more sanctions against iran, if to ron delivers combat drones to russia. that's despite moscow's denials, that the military hardware would be used in ukraine. russian president vladimir putin is scheduled to visit de ron on tuesday for his meeting with the running president. russia has also provided a draft agreement for comprehensive strategic cooperation to iran, with the kremlin, saying that it expects to sign the deal soon. articulate franco, isn't a run right now with more details about the upcoming summit. present proven doesn't leave russia that often these days. so every foreign trip is always a magnet for attention. the choice of destination speaks volumes about moscow's priorities. so there you have it shortly after joe biden, towards the middle east. mr. pruden is visiting terror on together with and that's also very important turkeys leader, ty bardon here at the russian embassy into iran. w

these figures on the list include republicans, senator ram paul, former rep, tulsa gabbert, a democrat from hawaii, university of chicago professor and international relations theorist. john mearsheimer, an pulitzer prize winning journalist, the lang greenwald. meanwhile, over here in europe, ukraine is telling the you to ask of russian citizens filling up visa applications, whether they support rushes role in the conflict and ukraine. different polls show that over 80 percent of russians still support the war, they should not get access to the free world. it'll be interesting to see how far the west actually goes in allowing team zalinski to call the shots here in the west . maybe zalinski can achieve the impossible, actually succeed in cleaning up wall street. russians applying for e visas should face a mandatory questionnaire on whether they support the military operation and ukraine. that's a proposal from camp special envoy on sanctions who also says most russians share responsibility for what's happening we insisted those russians who support this genocidal war. and different poll showed that over 80 percent of russians still support the war, they should not get acc

person has said that the move should not be seen as a precedent being set and that any future cases will be considered on an individual basis. international petroleum economist john foster believes there is logic behind the russian response. the executive orders signed yesterday by the president, put in, explains its purpose is to protect the national interests of economic security, of the russian federation in response to unfriendly actions. that's more, that's what it says. they are the west, i was i would comment, has gone to extraordinary lengths to bring down the russian economy, including either gas it just failed to think of it for a pro is non stream to it's messing about now with no stream one that's being forcing western companies to out of russia, and it wants a worldwide cap on russian oil price. and yet it still wants access on its own terms to the russian oil and gas. so from erosion point of view, this would be intolerable. a south korean official has express concerns about new supposed threats from north korea, urging china and russia to convince young young and not to conduct a expected nuclear test. that comes as north korea has increased its at

the additional strong sanction foreign companies, quitting russia, dumb design. john, thank you. this client atm cars will blanton banks disconnected from the international payments system. functional hoppey, jermel donna and euro exchange rates followed minneapolis sellable up our nickel. got more of those show carpet, wouldn't out what the committee met, that he woke up the pillow. understand is the current, can you see what i'm not sure. she a material with volume and russian business overcome this song. see near bought didn't nasty to huddle. she instrument, she just me don't plus voice, bullshit, national, productive notches, steel dash o miracle, what i see a flip a consult, but when you come, when you with, before you go to the annual of your mind for the student, but i, she sco praise a cost to the group, when you, when you, when we talk, numbness, listen, who is a school? so for her delusions go through a book, you know, the machine close with ah ah, with change an error. that's how it.

department that are now finding it hard to put on the table with broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now we start with the latest from the front lines in the war in ukraine, ukraine. so shelling of residential areas in the done yet. republic on friday, reportedly killed at least 3 civilians that included one in the city of love come where the local mayor released images of the attacks aftermath. local authorities said residential buildings and public infrastructure came under fire warning at least 11 people, including 3 children. the capital city done yet was also targeted with 2 women reportedly killed in the shelling by cubes forces. in recent days, at least 7 civilians and the republic have been declared killed by ukrainian military attacks. next, a report from our senior correspondent who visited an oil refinery in the once embattled lou ganske city of lucy chance, which has now come under the control of russian lead forces. exploring the facility, the r t crew discovered an abundance of prohibited land mines. that kid had vowed to dism

spokesman commented that the case wouldn't set the precedence on each individual case would be considered individually. we heard from international petroleum economist john foster, who says that this response from russia is quite logical. the executive orders signed yesterday by the president, put in, explains its purpose is to protect the national interests, economic security of the russian federation in response to unfriendly actions. that's more, that's what it says. so the west i was, i would college has gone to extraordinary lengths to bring down the russian economy, including all other and gas it just failed me. think of is a pro is no stream to it's messing about now with no stream one that's being forcing western companies to out of russia. and it wants a worldwide cap on russian oil price. and yet, it still was access on its own terms to the russian oil and gas. so from erosion point of view, this would be intolerable over to south korea. now, we're an official that has expressed concerns about new threats from north korea, urging china and russia to convince young young not conduct expected nuclear tests . this comes as north korea has increase

these figures on the list include republican senator, ram paul, former rep, tulsa gabbert, a democrat from hawaii, university of chicago professor and international relations theorist, john mearsheimer, and pulitzer prize winning journalist, the lang green walls. meanwhile, over here in europe, ukraine is telling me you to ask of russian citizens filling up visa applications, whether they support russia's role in the conflict and ukraine. different polls show that over 80 percent of russians still support the war, they should not get access to the free world. it'll be interesting to see how far the west actually goes in allowing team zalinski to call the shots here in the west . maybe zelinski can achieve the impossible, actually succeed in cleaning up wall street. cancellation of us house speaker nancy pelosi is plan visit to tie one would be a victory for china. that's the warning from senate republican leader mitch mcconnell, as quoted by a bloomberg reporter earlier china, told washington that policies visit the taiwan plan for august would have serious consequences. beijing says it would take forceful measures if the u. s. house speaker follows through with her plan