and john astrophysicist anthony marston joins, as he's working with the european space agency. i thank you so much for joining us . what a special about this image released a good morning. yes, that's a special day. we've been working on this for a long time. and here we have an image that is taking us back after a very short length of time abusing this telescope, are able to go back to some of the very earliest things we've ever seen. wow, what's the point of going back there? where it's a bit like looking at the universe when he was a baby. and we're trying to see therefore, how you get from a baby to the fully matured universe that we now live in. and in fact, we have a lot of questions about just exactly how you put together things from the very beginning of the universe. so this 1st image deals with that. well though, the telescope is going to do many other things besides looking deep into the universe. so it looks deep and it looks at things with, in detail. so these are the 2 things that really can do very, very well. tell us a little bit more about the telescope itself

all right, archie, contributor rachel marston, thanks a lot for bringing us those details. but to get more on this story now we're gonna cross live to our expert guest. doctor mohammed also bon, a former senior advisor to the minister of energy of saudi arabia. dr. thanks lot for joining us on the program. thank you. now, micron is obviously under a lot of fire for inviting the saudi prince. what do you think about this criticism that he's taking from human rights groups and kill her writing me? those heal memorized groups are happening or applying to stand up. when the united states invaded that and killed many millions of people and nobody say anything at that time. also when they went to afghanistan, they had the same thing by kidding many 100000 people and syria and your name it. so and, and i was on something that proved to be false by the c a that he did, and then the late and then on the weapons of mass destruction and it proved to be wrong. so human rights group basically had her book crowded and they are trying to show that dad is still alive, but nobody is believi

so to have more details on this, we're gonna go live to our correspondence, rachel, marston, rachel. so what should europeans expect now, given that this coming winter will be the 1st one spent with such a shortage of gas? well, here it is. the european union's big plan for how those of us here in the block are going to get through the summer of heat waves and the winter cold while maintaining industrial production and fueling our daily needs. amid the blocking its own gas supply. our gas supply with its own sanctions. the plan is called saved gas for a safe winter safeguarding winter from what you might ask from russia weapon, ising, its gas supplies according to a need, new e u commission statement. because if you thought that there was absolutely no way that the you leadership could possibly spin their self harming policies into a russian security threat, that requires us to sacrifice our way of life. once again. will you be wrong because that's exactly how they're spinning this, referring to the kremlin weapons ization of gas exports with almost half of each member states already

to get more on this now we're going to cross live to archie, contributor rachel marston. hi there, rachel. so what sort of ramifications are italians and europeans now bracing for? because of all everything that's happened, druggie has had one foot out the door and the other well on the banana peel since last week, when he 1st offered to resign over his crumbling coalition with left and right leading populous parties, italian presidents, sergio, my thought ala initially refused druggies resignation, but this time it looks likely to stick. so what exactly brought him down? ultimately the populace left 5 star movement drug is the largest coalition partner, objected to the government's decision to send weapons to ukraine, particularly while economic concerns at home took a back seat. they abstained from the confidence vote along with former prime minister silvio berlusconi, center right populist fours i. italia, party and former deputy prime minister mateo san venus populist right leg party. italians are upset that the government is spent time fiddling well reimbursed, so to

now we're going to go live to archie, contributor rachel marston. hi there, rachel. can you break down the controversy surrounding mohammed ben solomon's visit to friends for us? sher, if environmentalists thought they were the only ones who are going to get short changed with this energy crisis, it looks like they're now joined by human rights activists. but it, when, when michael french president is constantly evoking the importance of human rights and different contexts, like for example, up paris is the birthplace of the universal declaration of human rights. how the defense of human rights is woven into europe's very fabric. but today mohammed ben selman, or if actually notice m b s is at the french presidential palace, which may or may not by the way, pale in comparison to the home where m b. s, is staying during his visit. no, this is not another scenario of a world leader camping out for several days on the eliza palace. lawn light, former libyan leader mar gadhafi did when sar cosy was president. we're talking here about a home that the new york times says a

are t contribute are ritual marston taken us through that? russia's top, a diplomats has hinted i key calls of europe's energy crisis, lies in pure politics. chicago of ralf stress that the nord stream to pipeline which connects russia to germany. but doesn't of berlin's operational approval is capable of meeting demand. just what it was. the was now witnessing the bus around the decision, my gas problem, that one more gas turbine of north stream one has to be taken to maintenance. and the e. u is conveying some extraordinary energy session on the matter. in this regard i simply wanda, there are rules which provides secure operation to the pipeline. did i get it right? that way of being urged to violate the rules as particular german representatives during. as far as i'm concerned, germans of famous have been committed to rules. how can they cool for the violation of rules on which dependence the security of people, when it comes to the north stream to it, is completely ready to make up for the demands of europe, which needs this particular f

stating at the continent has been hit harder than moscow, but the penalties are te, contributor rachel marston, offers her thoughts on lation. the leader, frances largest opposition party and parliament mowing. the pen of the national rally party is sounding the alarm about the european union's anti russian sanctions . being more damaging to france than to russia and calling to sanctions the root cause of inflation. nissan shaw, i think a little ease, sanctions against russia turned out to be completely ineffective. and this, in fact, sanctions have enriched russia in particular. so the french have been sanctioned more than the russians. so i think it's a big mistake that self serve austria is getting the same bad vibes of as we have used to use the teachers i removed. so if we continue like this, so there are only 2 decisions for you afterwards. alcohol or drugs, oxygen farm, and i would say alcohol is basically okay, these are, but why don't we take these officials word for it if anyone needs quantifiable proof that the u has weekend, it's on economy through sanctions. the euro is now almost

multi roll f. 16 fighter jets instead of single roll 8 and attack planes are ti contributor rachel marston, explains how ukraine has gone from begging for western helps to busing. around its patrons, the west has been bending over backwards, trying to accommodate ukraine's requests since the outside of the conflict. and some of them as been pretty wild calls for weapons resulted in european union countries, giving away their own to the detriment of their own national security. calls for sanctions resulted in the u, sanctioning its own gas supply to the detriment of their own citizens and industry . ukraine president vladimir zalinski had even asked the west for a no fly zone over ukraine, which could feasibly have led to a direct arab war and conflict and shoot out between nato and russia. thankfully, he didn't get that. the message constantly being peddled by zalinski towards the west is that its efforts aren't enough. it's never enough. and now ukraine wants to go after prominent wall street establishment figures personally, alleging war crimes against ukraine by executives of j. p. morg

here's our t contribute her rachel marston. despite the european union's block wide sanctions on its own energy supply from russia, france is still the top importer of liquefied natural gas from russia. paris has done so much damage to the country's own energy sovereignty over the past few years that it struggling to loosen its grip on its russian energy sources. while the e u is considering tougher sanctions against russia, france has increased its import, becoming the world's largest buyer of russian l. n. g. francis nuclear energy industry was already in pretty rough shape before the conflict broke out in ukraine . president emanuel and michael campaigned earlier this year for reelection on the promise of a french nuclear on a sauce pushing nuclear power as a green energy source to the absolute horror of environmentalists. all this comes well after michael announced back in 2018, the closure of 14 nuclear reactors by 2035. and before that mac hole oversaw the sale of france is taxpayer funded nuclear power? no. how austin's nuclear turbine technology to the american defense multin

ukraine, despite earlier labeling moscow, a direct and significant threat archie, contributor retro marston brings us more important to say this is the a meeting of the western military industrial complex and marketing firm. basically, they made more promises of weapons for everyone, ukraine themselves, all using the fear of russia and china, for saber rattling, but that's not how stolberg sees it. if this becomes a full scale war between russia natal, then, was it suffering damaged? death destruction of the scale, which was much not worse than will to see him according to the rules of a chorus visibility, of course to prevent escalation beyond ukrainian. and that's the reason why an 8th was not a portal. the conflict on the ground. well, what else did stoughton berg say? he said that the final session at their summit focused on threats and challenges from the middle east, north africa, and the south region. he also said that they reviewed progress in the fight against terrorism. that's interesting. i didn't know that they are into that still or at all because french president, a mentor and

punishing moscow has cost them dearly amid major crises at home, here shortly contributor rachel marston. if western establishment leaders figured that the conflict in ukraine would consolidate support for them to the exclusion of everything else going on inside their own countries turns out that they were wrong . even worse, it's starting to look like their handling of the situation. ukraine is exacerbating their own troubles at home, and their own people are knocking them down like bowling pins, which hasn't gone unnoticed by former russian president. dimitri medive, in his online trolling the most recent member of ukraine's u. pompom squad to find himself teetering. on the brink and offering his resignation is a telling prime minister mario druggie turns out that people are a lot less focused on ukraine when they're worried about feeding themselves. ah drug relied on is foolish with the populace of the 5 star movement to stay in power . who's in slamming him for his ukraine policies at the 5 star movement, we are absolutely opposed to a military escalation because it would mean furthe

we can cross, laughed archie, contributor rachel marston for her tick. hi there, rachel. so indeed, the at commission from rockwell concluded it's prob and has said the authorities are apparently not to blame. yeah, well you may recall that these are migrants from africa, the target of western regime change and fail counterterrorism wars who last month attempted to enter the u via spain from morocco at one of just to land borders between the european and african continents. now images and witnesses reports after time, evoked violence by spanish american authorities. we saw it with our own eyes, and the e. u has been pretty quiet. interestingly, quiet on the issue. despite at least 23 migrants dying. the blocks leadership has since vowed to strengthen the use cooperation with morocco. this suggests that there are more of a security footing rather than a humanitarian one, or maybe more of a job security footing for the use officials, no doubt, politically driven by the rise of the populace right in europe, which is a direct political threat to the use very existence and now

winter, due to reduced energy imports from russia over the e was on sanctions, or t contributor rachel marston has more citizens of countries in the european union and are already getting a taste of what life could look like under energy restrictions even though the real crunch isn't expected until the colder weather arrives later this year. but all ready, power rationing is popping up in some pretty surprising places as the eas sanctions against russian gas start to bite back well against europeans. and russian energy giant gas from also reduces flow through its north stream one pipeline by 80 percent of usual capacity. citing maintenance issues, fear has said in among german officials, given the countries heavy reliance on russian gas in the city of hanover, for example, users of public pools and gems risk finding the water ice year than usual. and we'll have to take cold showers after their work out. as city officials start imposing heating restrictions on pools and showers in public facilities. frankly, it sounds like a great vacation destination for our competitive swimmers, like me who a

getting a warm welcome from at more than 20 representatives of the union, r t contributor rachel marston has been analyzing the position of the u. s. on the e. u. on africa here shorted africa has long been taking for granted as a western stopping ground humanitarian aid. and the global war on terrorism have typically been used as pretext for the u. s. and has european allies to swoop in with an eye on africa's natural resources. and to give you an idea, just how much the west considers africa as it's turf tidied solution of global competitors. loughborough has previously spoken of kind of telling exchanges between himself and both his french counterpart, former foreign affairs minister, jacques eve, led to the yard. and he, you chief diplomat, joseph burrell, were gallagher, douglas, but you librium my dear colleague gene eve latrine, as well as joseph fall in september 2021. told me directly that russia had nothing to do in africa. neither by state means nor by private means. because africa is an area of interest of the you and france, the school. so usually for us, the problem for the

as ortiz, rachel marston explains. johnny has one foot out the door and the other on a banana peel since last week when he 1st offered to resign over his crumbling coalition with left and right leading populace parties, italian presidents sergio matter. layla initially refused dr. his resignation, but this time it looks likely. so what brought him down? ultimately, the populace left fivestar movement druggies largest coalition partner objected to the government's decision to send weapons to crane particularity, while economic concerns at home took a back seat. they abstained from the confidence vote along with former prime minister silvio berlusconi center right populist for as a tale, a party, an former deputy prime minister mateo saline populist right lega party italians are upset that the government has spent its time fiddling while rome burns. so to speak, no one of them. you mean dana, i didn't expect this. it's a big surprise for every one. this change leaves this old stump. i think italians will now vogue less e

you agreed to exclude certain areas of trade with russia, from the bundling r t contributor ritual. marston has more in a rush to prove how much they care about ukraine. the european union went on a virtue signalling, bender imposing a flurry of sanctions even against its own common interests with russia. but the rush has now subsided, and hangover seems to be setting in as officials start to realize the magnitude of the headache that they have now caused for themselves. not that the rhetoric out of brussels is changed just this week that you forge to head with the 7th round of sanctions. this time hitting russian gold imports and several individuals who have defended russian interests amid the conflict in ukraine, including members of a russian motorcycle club called the night wolves and actor vladimir mash puff, who appeared in the hollywood film franchise mission impossible, stirring tom cruise number states have agreed to are reinforced, prolonged the new sanctions against the kremlin. i welcome that it sends a strong signal to moscow. we will keep the pressure high for as long as it ta

it's crucial for berlin as it accounts for around half of germany's gas imports, or is it rachel marston comments? had i said, the solidarity is more important than ever solidarity for what collective suicide it's easy nations, their weapon ising, their own energy policy, putting their own gas supply in peril with anti russian sanctions for which we the citizens are paying the price of the pump. here in france were on the cost of a massive heat wave right now with up to 40 degree temperatures forecasted over the next couple of weeks. france even has a statutory holiday in june every year in memory of the nearly 20000 elderly who died in care homes from a similar heat wave in the summer of 2003, but french economy minister between roland there hardly inspires confidence that our leaders have any clue what they're doing? let's prepare for a total cutoff of russian gas today. that is the most likely option. we have to anticipate and to put ourselves in order of battle as of now, except that we're not ready for battle here in europe. let's face it, habits proclaimed that he cut down his show

up by western sanctions. pipeline accounts for around half of germany's gas imports. ortiz, rachel marston has more on the issue. german economy minister, robert havoc expressed concerns stay at russia when use gas applies as a political weapon. amid the program maintenance shut down of the north stream, one pipeline which normally transports gas from russia to europe. havoc said that solidarity is more important than ever. solidarity for what collective suicide it's easy nations, their weapon ising, their own energy policy, putting their own gas supply in peril with anti russian sanctions for which we the citizens are paying the price of the pump. here in france were on the cost of a massive heat wave right now with up to 40 degree temperatures forecasted over the next couple of weeks. france even has a statutory holiday in june every year in memory of the nearly 20000 elderly who died in care homes from a similar heat wave in the summer of 2003, but french economy minister. but we know the man hardly inspires confidence that our leaders have a clue what they're doing. let's prepare for a

britain broadly blaming vladimir putin for problems even inside their own countries. archie is rachel marston, comments? well, it's by, by boris johnson. and in the wake of the british prime minister's resignation this week, over domestic scandals, who some folks seem less concerned about what it means for britain and more worried about the impact of johnson's resignation on ukraine. maybe because in his resignation speech, johnson returned to the topic a let me say no to the people of ukraine that i know that we in the u. k. will continue to black, your fight for freedom, for as long as it takes johnson then had a phone call with ukrainian president vladimir zalinski, who reportedly called johnson's support, special bloomberg call johnson's resignation, a good day for vladimir putin, even though it was. well, let's face it, his own government that seemed more relieved than any one else. that he was being shoved out the door of 10 down extreme. but they're not alone in their concern about the impact on the conflict in ukraine of domestic setbacks that are hitting the current crop of anti russ

well to discuss the story less costly to our t contributor rachel marston. hi there, rachel. so an investigation carried out by a write scripling to moroccan authority. say that countries border forces are not to blame for that that take us through it. so this new report by the moroccan fact finding mission really does set up a clash between human rights organizations and public officials. you may recall that these are the same african migrants who last month attempted to enter the e u via spain from morocco, at one of just to land border crossings between the european and african continents . now images and witness reports at the time, it showed exactly how the spanish american authorities behaved during the incident . the e u has been pretty quiet on the issue. despite at least 23 migrants dying. the blocks leadership has since vowed to simply strengthen the use cooperation with morocco, which is a pretty cold technocratic response to an emotionally charged incident. and now moroccan authorities, or officially attributing the cause of death of these migrants to mechanical i

climate, finance, and foreign aid under spends i find out more now from naughty contributor rachel marston. rachel, nice to see you again. at the u. k. is redirecting massive funding for impoverished nations around the world and said to focus on this aid for ukraine. thus, despite claims that millions of people elsewhere could face starvation, could you give us more details about this phase? so and that is in the you case, energy secretary is talking there about giving funding previously earmarked for climate change initiatives and for helping countries to that to fund weapons for ukraine and to justify the move. the minister is using a new buzzword. interesting. he's saying there understands meaning that we're supposed to believe that there was money just, you know, sitting around that couldn't be spent. so is there a climate emergency or isn't there because last november at the club, 26 climate change summit, you might recall that boris johnson prime minister of the case that is opening address that it's one minute to midnight on dooms on the doomsday clock. and we need to act now, he ha

now to get more on this, we're going to go live to our correspondent in paris, rachel marston. hi there, rachel. so what do we know about it for now? well nor streamline shuts down today for 10 days of maintenance. and ukraine is slamming canada's return of the repaired nord stream, one term mines to germany that will get it back into working order. he trains foreign affairs ministry, and energy ministry. call the return of the repaired parts for this vital european energy lifeline. a dangerous precedent that violates international solidarity goes against the principle of the rule of law and will have only one consequence. it will strengthen moscow's sense of impunity. okay, so what exactly are european citizens supposed to do here in france for example, were on the cost of a massive heat wave with up to 40 degree temperatures forecasted over the next couple of weeks. france even has a statutory holiday in june every year in memory of the nearly 20000 elderly who died in care homes from a similar heat wave in the summer of 2003, but french economy minister, but no la math hardl

last cross live now it's artie contributor rachel marston for her take. hi rachel. what had been pretty range and terminology for green energy now appears to be increasingly fluid. doesn't it take us through the blocks changes if you would yeah, i mean, i asked, i feel badly for environmentalists at this point. they must feel so ghastly right now. i mean, at this rate by next week, smokestacks are going to be deemed green energy. can you imagine being environmentalists today and being in a conversation with the leadership of the european union and trying to argue that gas fossil fuels are bad for the environment and suddenly they're telling you in some cask i ask logic that no, actually they're not the european union is officially just move the goal posts on what constitutes green energy voting today in brussels, to label these investments and gas and nuclear energy, as green as you mention. and it seems that just yesterday, germany was pushing to accelerate its renewable energy expansion to 80 percent of the country's power mix. by the year 2030 and the conflict in

. dominated world order by developing relations independently from the western agenda r t. rachel marston comments. the u. s. government is acting like a jealous partner who wants to be in control and know where the other is and who they are with at all times. it's the kind of behavior that stems from deep insecurity in relationships. sanctions are one instrument of control imposed through the us treasury department. if a country poses a threat to washington's economic or political agenda, us sanctions and sure the other nations keep their distance from that country. and having that same department treasury secretary j jaelyn is now threatening countries that break what it considers to be the international economic order. in other words, the washington and western lead world order and vows to impose harsh consequences on those that abuse it. claiming that economic integration has been weaponized by russia and referring to the need to recruit and integrate us allies into its supply chains. it sounds like the classic military posture of your either with us or against us and with china and r

so arte contributing rachel marston now rachel, the u. k. is redirecting massive funding for impoverished nations around the world to inside focus on 18 for ukraine. despite claims and millions of people elsewhere could face starvation. well more can you tell us about this so as you heard the u. case energy secretary is patting himself on the back for promising to use funding earmarked for climate change initiatives and for helping those under developed countries to support nato's weapon shopping spree and ukraine and to justify the move. the minister is using a new buzzword for this magically available cash. the under spends, meaning that we're supposed to believe that there is money just laying about that couldn't be used because there was just already so much of it already for climate and a foreign aid. well then, why are western officials always crying poor and telling taxpayers that there is never enough money for these pauses? and is there a climate emergency or no, i really like to know, because last november at the cop 26 climate cha

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 give away all of their clothes and aren't now walking around completely naked from a security and defense standpoint. right. you surely stroke, oh, much other than you states have drawn on their stockpiles of light or even heavy artillery, ammunition, obviously anti aircraft or anti tank defense systems or even armored vehicles in tanks. so this obviousl