n. g, i think with regards to those re gas terminals, they will be a struggle to get up and running by the beginning of windsor, but probably should be up and running before the end of winter. so give us a sense of the situation right now for, for energy security and europe. do we have enough natural gas to get us through the coming months the coming year? well 1st, the 1st thing to say is that the russian gas, which of course is such an important percentage share of the european mix is continuing to flow. it's flying through the mold stream pipeline, and i'm flying across ukrainian territory into, into europe. so the gas is coming from your and from other sources from algeria from. ready no way and from l n g. the 2nd point that's very important members, the winter is not behind us well into spring and gas demand across here is declining very sharply. so the key issue now becomes preparing the storage bill that's required over the next 6 months to prepare for winter. and indeed, getting t

ready no way and from l n g. the 2nd point that's very important members, the winter is not behind us well into spring and gas demand across here is declining very sharply. so the key issue now becomes preparing the storage bill that's required over the next 6 months to prepare for winter. and indeed getting those re gas terminals in place to prepare ourselves for when to so we have a 6 month preparation period. it's very important to make maximum use of i mean, given how expensive l n g is, how realistic is that? that will play a major role in the energy supply going forward? think allergy will play a critical role. i mean, the entire energy complex is extremely stretch, so prices are very high. but the cost structure of alan g is well below the current, very high levels. if we get more investment, we can see competitive price is emerging, but that will take some years. as we adjust from this very high level of use of russian pipeline and we move to great use that n g, we do need to recall that the l n g market

and what one of them is the case again, soros is o n g o o policies followed by ukraine. have to be okay in the end. seeing that the house is depressed became more and more open about tie between the s s u and united states, particularly my room or about the office of cia in the us. su, building are those rumors wheel and dorothy this office dealing with any of the comment on an issue with her own a bill in using your credit was to totally me. georgia spoke to do a sourcing yourself with rosner green numbers, more you number for mr. system when you have to go to the t school, going brooklyn, purchased your bushels for himself, long as your brochure story interested in your portfolio of brit, dynamic bassetti on the other. a dog is smarter than its tail, but as the tail were smarter than the tail would wag, the dog for shanker decided that he had the right to interfere in the internal affairs of the united states. for example, in the american presidential election, he liked hillary clinton and joe biden, and he didn't like donald trump clubs. i was just lost some ward. yea

this gives us the opportunity to replace the russian l n g this year. second, for the coming years we're aiming for at least an additional 50000000000 cubic meters annually. this will give us the opportunity to replace at least one 3rd of the russian pipeline gas arriving in europe. spawn tuesday was in a funder lion proposed an import ban on coal were 4000000000 euros a year. cement would, and vodka from russia are also on the new sanctions list. half of the use imports of lig night and hard coal stem from russia, which it needs for steal and electricity production. those supplies would need to come from elsewhere, such as the usa, columbia, and south africa. the dependence on russian gas is similarly high. 45 percent of the use gas comes from russian. it's far harder to replace than coal. so far, germany has stood in the way of a complete gas shut off, claiming the economic impact on europe would be too high. let's get more of this from the w's ashtosh pan day. he is our expert for commodities ashtosh. the e. o is russia's biggest oil buyer. what woul

n g being the future. as the state of your business on robots in berlin, welcome to the program. inflation has become a global problem up while european and north american countries are battling annual rates in the single figures in latin america, it is a different story. prices in argentina rose by 6.7 percent in march alone, putting the country on cost or inflation of over 60 percent this year. as their spending power plummets, argentinians are taking to the streets. they are sharing their meals and their concerns. demonstrate a sienna gen. tina's capital bonus iris are demanding more support from the government as inflation and constantly arising food prices drive people to despair . but never forget, but oh, no matter how much we produce, we're still poor poorer and poorer because inflation is eating away. polarizing the salaries, weight of a linear were you that in 2021 inflation was over 50 percent. the central bank has already raised the key interest rate 3 times this year. but even a staggering 44.

but since then, a lot of these projects have kind of sputtered one example in 2020 and l n g port and l n g porch just said that they were going to shelf the plan, the utility trying to build this port that they're going to show the plan because of a lack of interest from quote, market players. so things have kind of sputtered out. and part of this is the financial incentives. why would you invest hundreds of millions of euro's into l. n g terminal ports and you've already invested hundreds of millions of euros in other projects including are extreme to. so if you're just looking at the bottom line here at that time, the incentives were clear, fast forward to 2022 though. the high of cheap brushing class gas has firmly worn off and we are now very clearly in the hangover period because of the warrant crane and the subsequent sanctions were to much, much different place. so after the invasion directly after the invasion of ukraine, chancellor, olaf schultz said that they were going to resume some of these projects. in total, there are 3 german cities that could be the home for potentia

n. g exports. there are fixed number of liquid faction facilities that oil and gas industry will have to really up its production. after having been told for the past year of the bided administration, that they are public enemy number lines and they should have been treated with all kinds of regulatory barriers that prevented them from increasing production. so i don't see how the industry will respond to an administration that has been so anti oil and anti gas and anti fracking by simply immediately ramping up production and investing billions and billions of dollars in new capacity. i just don't see it happening. i question to richard place europe is basically cutting itself off from the resources it depends on will it be able to find alternative supply that similar price is low and if not, it's then who's going to buy the burden of the new cost. right, well the answer is no. i mean, opec today came out with a statement saying that it's impossible to replace a russian production. and it's true al

but since then, a lot of these projects have kind of sputtered one example in 2020 and l n g port and l n g porch just said that they were going to shelf the plan, the utility trying to build the support. so they're going to show the plan because of a lack of interest from quote, market players. so things have kind of sputtered out. and part of this is the financial incentives. why would you invest hundreds of millions of euro's into l n, g terminal ports, and you've already invested hundreds of millions of euros in other projects including north stream too. so if you're just looking at the bottom line here at that time, the incentives were clear, fast forward to 2022 though the high of cheap russian class gas has firmly worn off . and we are now very clearly in the hangover period because of the warrant crane and the subsequent sanctions were at a much, much different place. so after the invasion directly after the invasion of ukraine, chancellor, olaf sholtes said that they were going to resume some of these projects. in total, there are 3 german cities that could be the home for po

n g in the shipping of l n. g. as you point out the united states, we're to peak last month about the problem. 14000000000 cubic feet a day of send out. there are other projects that are being commissioned, but yes, it will be slow going, but i would, i would not necessarily see that anyone has additional capacity at the present time . we would certainly think that we are producing all the elegy we could globally, tom in reality then. so what sort of help can washington give to the europeans in the short term? if any i'll be honest with you. i don't think that they can. i, you know, i don't mean to talk negatively about the administration wanting to help you work, but it's, it's going to be a long process. no, we're going to expedite some of these projects that are sitting on the table. you can, you know, you cannot build an l, n, g liquefaction plant overnight, so that, you know, again there's, there's no way to sort of in the short term increase supply. we're, we're doing what we can, we're maxed out as you menti

but since then, a lot of these projects have kind of sputtered one example in 2020 and l n g port and l and g porch just said that they were going to shelf the plan, the utility trying to build this port. so they're going to show the plan because of a lack of interest from quote, market players. so things have kind of sputtered out. and part of this is the financial incentives. why would you invest hundreds of millions of euro's into l n g terminal ports, and you've already invested hundreds of millions of euros in other projects including nordstrom too. so if you're just looking at the bottom line here at that time, the incentives were clear, fast forward to 2022 though the high of cheap rushing car gas has firmly worn off. and we are now very clearly in the hangover period because of the warrant ukraine in the subsequent sanctions. we're at a much, much different place. so after the invasion directly after the invasion of ukraine, chancellor off short said that they were going to resume some of these projects. in total, there are 3 german cities that could be the home for potential

the n g o has worked with over 9000 children from florida studio. several of them have now represented delhi in dunham and. but these kids are determined to go photo. don't miss out they, i want us to be one of the dope to teens and dylan 2nd day at the 1st step. and i want to keep growing in the game. now i want to play at the national level. it's mission, blue jersey for me. i want to play for the engine team temperature than delhi already sorting. and these kids have played through a very bomb afternoon. but the sun hasn't quite set yet. a bit longer to spend at glee. oh, that's it for monday, there's more from the region on our website, d, w dot com, forward slash asia. he can follow us on twitter or facebook as well. we're back again tomorrow at the same time. see you then. oh, long can people enjoy oppression. oh. to tune the genesis of the conflict in eastern europe, christy. grain oh, improvement in culture and college arts. 20 feet of will use crime fighters are back with africa. most successful radio drama series continues friends of all episodes are available online. and of

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they do it through n g owes the money goes to them and then they decide how to split it up with the, with the country. and sorrows controls a lot of those. and you know, when it comes to you create their g, p is under $2000.00 a year per person. and so i wanted to write europe and it needs to a, get its act together and be more active in a helping ukraine site for each other. he convinces the country, they're so corrupt, they have to establish a special prosecutor. they take all the corruption cases away from the attorney general. any claims cases, the number, right? so that sounds great. i mean, it's a perfect bill, clinton, i feel your pain. here's what they do the minute the minute the minutes i've gone established mishenko testify that he was called over to the american embassy and he was given a list by the poor moder outside of the winery amount of it. everywhere. marie ivana bitch went turned bad. she started off in somalia. how did that go? and she, i mean she's, she just completely owned by source. well, it's very intimidating. she gives them a list and he's got a job for ca

but actually and n g o that tries to improve access to sports for underserved communities because one of my us logged downs brought fresh challenges to the 6 year old and jill. the children could no longer travel to stadiums and fields. so the field was brought to them and there been, gosh, one of the founders worked with barons and children from this neighbourhood deployed out trash and level. the area for blue go strongly believes that supports make an important contribution to the holistic development of children of the building, confidence, walk, discipline, and physical fitness. and he didn't think it was fair for some children to we left out the schools in this locality dylan given our playground. that's what we're aiming to do. good, there is nothing. ah gan required something for a lot of children and families to achieve a lot of things. dozens of goods from this neighborhood have now joined football sessions. i, many of the families who live, he'll ideally be jokers dealers and rickshaw drivers. they can't afford to pay for extracurricular activities for their children. 3 of

n. g. then quickly moves also into renewables, especially hydrogen shipping american, alan g across the atlantic to save the environment really with the environmental harm caused by chilling shipping and re gas defying natural gas. these countries might as well just use coal. just ask the experts building even more l n g export terminals would lock in fossil fuel infrastructure and pollution for decades to come. so who wins out from the west? stubborn attempt at spiting moscow. the fossil fuel executives who progressives have hated for the past several decades. cold prices are likely to rise further, as demand increases. oh, how quickly principals are gone with the wind when the west doesn't get its way. let's turn attention to the u. k. the new report suggests the energy crisis is pushing inflation up towards 9 percent, which would be the eyes figuring 40 years. coupled with a forecast dropping income, many u. k. households are expected to be pushed to the brink. we spoke with economist mum

n, g and pipes? it into the countries network. the most significant change happened there before the terminal. and after the terminal, before the terminal lithuania and the baltic states have been paying the highest price in the whole europe, approximately up to 40 percent more, just because we did not have an alternative. after the independence started the variation of the region, the natural gas prices became just the same. as in the western europe, the decision to name the terminal independence is telling. it means the 3 area no longer needs rush and gas, which used to arrive violent based pipelines. unfortunately, the ship itself and many of the port facilities on close to farming because of the ukraine, walks out of fear of possible russians. somewhat tosh. the rat tanker that delivers the liquid gas bring supplies from norway, u. s. and the iranian peninsula at then transfers the l. n g to the independence. the freezing liquid has a temperature of minus 160 degrees celsius. the terminal, it converts it back into gas form. be

it's as you know, it's not a n g, it's not a n g o. it was primarily funded by the u. k and u. s. government, for example, the white helmets for florida to be something that everybody should get behind because supposedly they were just rescuing civilians in the, in the event of a bombing attacks. but the reality was very different. they were primarily a propaganda tool and a tool for spreading this information and we're trying to escalate the involvement of, of nato in the syrian conflict. and so the concern is that the same thing could happen in ukraine. they are advancing truth that they aren't in dancing justice and they are there as protagonist and manipulators basically. you know, as we know, the zalinski government is trying urgently to pressure and cajole nieto countries to intervene in the conflict. so that would be the pretext from 2014 school in ukraine to watson folding in the current conflict. next, our documentary don boss yesterday today and tomorrow timelines, what it's taken just to survive there over the past 8 years and begins with blue with ah, since the brea

why would you invest hundreds of millions of euro's into l n. g terminal ports, when you've already invested hundreds of millions of euros in other projects including nordstrom to. so if you're just looking at the bottom line here at that time, the incentives were clear, fast forward to 2022 though the high of cheap brushing car gas has firmly worn off . and we are now very clearly in the hangover period because of the warrant crane and the subsequent sanctions were to much, much different place. so after the invasion directly after the invasion of ukraine, chancellor, olaf schultz said that they were going to resume some of these projects. in total, there are 3 german cities that could be the home for potential n g ports and they're all in the kind of the northwestern part of the country, i think in the neighborhood of homburg. and one that was moving along the permitting process was in shotwell and analysts say that that project could get the green light could get a building permit in the next few weeks. but best case situation that would be com

all the other alternatives, like for example or more l n g. well, that requires a dedicated infrastructure, rigorous, if occasion, facilities, most countries don't even have access to the c. so they cannot be even receive l n g. so these are long term processes. they cost a lot of money. so yes, over the near term, europe will have to import rush and gas. whether they like it or not, they are going to do is always to commit because i'm a suicide. but i don't think this is what your wants to see. do you think it could be a case if you can all make interests prevailing over politics? eventually? i think that you cannot cheat the laws of economics. you cannot, you know, run what i call a faith based energy policy. and the end of the day there is a trickle down effect. everybody will believe in their pockets. everybody will feel that in the standard of living, let's not forget that when an industry shuts down, because it's no longer competitive, it's very difficult to bring it back online. it's very difficult to restart factories that have shut do

from here, l n g flows to lift the wing as neighbors. the operator is preparing for increased demand. this place actually is connected to the new gas pipeline that this sir, being ker, under a very finishing could touches center, we will start did the on the 1st of may, head towards poland and gas interconnection between pond and athena. it's now easy for lithuania, poland, estonia, latvia, and finland to swap the gas reserves. so they have much better chances of making it through a russian gas embargo. now to some of the other global business stories making news stain with gas, the price of u. s. natural gas associates, highest level since september 2008. the rise was driven by a global energy crunch over russia's war in ukraine, as we've heard, as well as forecast for an extended spell of cold weather. french court has given to form a delivery executive suspended one year prison sentences that on top of a 30000 euro fine for abusing the free lunch status of its delivery drivers. the court also find the british food delivery company its

month, townships filled with liquefied natural gas, had to lithuania phi, the baltic, c one full l n. g, korea is all it takes to supply the countries $2800000.00 people with gas for half a month. we've been invited to take a peek at the high tech floating ellen g terminal that makes it possible in the port city of chi pita. before the terminal lithuania and the baltic states have been paying the highest price in whole europe, approximately up to 40 percent more just because we did not have enough time to do . after vien defendants started the variation of the region, the natural gas prices became just the same. as in the western europe, the terminal was cold independence because it makes lithuania completely independent of russian gas, which until recently was delivered via pipelines foaming in the terminal. and the port is prohibited due to fears of russian sabotaged. the ellen g comes from norway, the u. s and the gulf states, the gas which has cooled down to minus 160 degrees celsius for shipping, is converted back to gas and fed into lithuanians grid through underground pipelines.

instead of fossil n, g green, hydrogen could one day be imported there. to cipher reminder of the top business story that we're following for you. this our prices in argentina raised by 6.7 percent in march alone and putting the country on cost for inflation and over 60 percent this year. thousands of demonstrators have taken part in country wide protests over living conditions. and recently that's over main. the business team here in berlin, if you'd like mo, from us, you can head over to our website, that's d to we dot com slash business. you can also see is out on the data, we use youtube channel one, check out, check out us areas of business beyond the latest, which is about the new space economy. we're also a facebook as well as dw dot business the next time with freedom and security are essential to their way of life. but how is that affected by their proximity to russia? let been verified as the happiest people in the world. most of them believe in peace, but would that change their erotic neighbor is feeling for those 3? next d, w. the war is a ch

does the i c c, have people on the ground or do you rely on the work of journalists and n g? i was in the field. certainly not with all due respect. we don't rely on the work of john and not even on human rights on his rights watch. i mean, we, you know, all this, all this evidence, all this kind of information you are finding as investigative journalist or n g o is, is not evidence. we can use the court, you know, so solve the problem is that we have many people on the ground. also, of course we have the graders investigated. we have the i to see people, the investigator of the prosecutor. and then we have a kind of math and he talked to witnesses and maybe the 10th time, the 10th time the investigator, all the people talked to with the witness will be tie up. so there could be counter productive play too many people on the ground in terms of coordination. yes. present jo button. he wants vladimir putin, the russian president to be put on trial. could putin eventually be held accountable for the actions of his forces? i think eventually yes, i mean the terms, of course, the

with the help from a local n. g o herrera founded a start have called for viola, brazil express a puzzle service, especially for poor neighborhoods. online retailers delivered to a designated spot on the outskirts of the fidela, and his local team takes over from there. it's been a resounding success, an average of $800.00 parcels. now arrive here every day, including kitchen appliances and electronics. they have a total value of around 80000 years. even perez, surprised by the demand. at 1st it was hard to find trading partners. before that, the biggest challenge is overcoming the prejudices of the companies so that they're willing to enter this market. if they don't change their perspective, they'll miss a great opportunity here in with within those parasol. phyllis is like a city within a city $100000.00 residents. live in vist, lebron theme complex of houses. many of them were built without a permit or an official address. the local delivery work has come from the fidel eye itself. their knowledge of the area is

but since then, a lot of these projects have kind of sputtered one example in 2020 and l n g port and g porch just said that they were going to shelf the plan, the utility trying to build this port. so they're going to show the plan because of a lack of interest from quote, market players. so things have kind of sputtered out. and part of this is the financial incentives. why would you invest hundreds of millions of euro's into l n g terminal ports. when you've already invested hundreds of millions of euros in other projects, including nordstrom too. so if you're just looking at the bottom line here at that time, the incentives were clear, fast forward to 2022 though the high of cheap russian class gas has firmly worn off . and we are now very clearly in the hangover period because of the warrant crane and the subsequent sanctions were to much, much different place. so after the invasion directly after the invasion of ukraine, chancellor, olaf schultz said that they were going to resume some of these projects. in total, there are 3 german cities that could be the home for potential en

but since then, a lot of these projects have kind of sputtered one example in 2020 and l n g port and g porch just said that they were going to shelf the plan, the utility trying to build this port. so they're going to show the plan because of a lack of interest from quote, market players. so things have kind of sputtered out. and part of this is the financial incentives. why would you invest hundreds of millions of euro's into l n g terminal ports. when you've already invested hundreds of millions of euros in other projects, including nordstrom too. so if you're just looking at the bottom line here at that time, the incentives were clear, fast forward to 2022 though the high of cheap russian class gas has firmly worn off . and we are now very clearly in the hangover period because of the warrant crane and the subsequent sanctions were to much, much different place. so after the invasion directly after the invasion of ukraine, chancellor, olaf schultz said that they were going to resume some of these projects. in total, there are 3 german cities that could be the home for potential en

so before the new eating season stars, so m l n g and norwegian gas, of course, is quite more expensive than siberian gas. and this maybe could be the challenge more than the question of delivery here. and the question of maybe even higher inflation numbers. and we have already problems was that he and paula like in other countries as well. and in his be today, german economy minister, roberta hubig, talked about the repercussions for the countries energy security. if russia did decide to stop delivering gas to germany, to offer more in the story, let's bring in our political correspondent leona, on how much die, looney. what exactly did economy minister have a car to say? well, 3 things stood out to me. first havoc addressed the question that is on everybody's minds and will germany be next to be cut off from russian gas applies after poland and bulgaria. and having said that, while he takes this threat very seriously, and he sort of assured that the energy supplies will remain stable. and but speaking of those energy supplies. and they also said that germany has already reduced its de

n, g exports. there are fixed number of liquid action facilities that oil and gas industry will have to really up its production. after having been told for the past year of the byte in administration, that they are public enemy number lines and they should be treated with all for regulatory barriers that prevent them from increasing production. so i don't see how the industry will respond to an administration that has been so anti oil and anti gas and anti fracking. they have not a clue how they will manage. this is just the way should the reality now already shows that these are strategies to do not work, who are not thought through. and it will come to time when the people realize and this time will be very, very shocked me. especially when the jeff, when the energy supply doesn't re, doesn't last anymore. when they need to reach change, they enter program and return to rush are and suppliers to get the gothic. but despite the stock warnings over its energy reserves, berlin is still seeking for

local palestinian n g o groups say they were detained on the charges of resisting the occupation. iran is at warning israel, it will face military action if it makes any move against the country. the reigning president says, israel is being watched, closely, would be targeted by the armed forces in response to any aggression. those are the headlines and he is continues here on the al jazeera, that's after when stay with us. ah 31. 31 blue or the living room. 13 a feel a little movie if you can, my wife can you knew i want you? yeah. the i found my that to so i have a family of 9 november and depending on the law depend on darby's ah ah, a trying a with me s t your p w a y, and then i a and that was the bank. that means man leading the food alarm came the guys over the way that deal with us, but the, me today, but fairly no threatening. i leg appreciate the day when brain to floor. thanks. doug menendez with this is not another matter. got you? i think i was on a a 3rd it will be there as demand fees in our palms. money is or not, but now that is not even, you know him by with you ready

first, a so called chemical incident is orchestrated then the pro western n g o z. in particular notorious why it's helmets who stay on the alerts nearby, expeditiously arrived to the venue and collect in violation of all non proliferation norms and procedures. shaky evidence, then they feed this narrative to the western media. will we all know dismissal? don't methodology at some background than on the group itself to white helmets, positions itself as a voluntary rescue organization, it receives broad supports from the west butts. it's been accused of having links with terrorist groups operating in syria and lebanon. moreover, it's been repeatedly accused of producing stage videos about the use of chemical weapons in the country as well as preparing publications with what we spoke with investigative journalist and member of the serious solidarity movement. rick sterling, who fears where the groups arrival in ukraine could lead. i'm interested to hear that the white helmets are there, but because they have, their reputation has been severely tarnished. it's as you

this gives us the opportunity to replace the russian l n g this year . second, for the coming years, we're aiming for at least an additional 50000000000 cubic meters annually. this will give us the opportunity to replace at least one 3rd of the russian pipeline gas arriving in europe. spawn tuesday was in a funder lion proposed an import ban on coal worth 4000000000 euros a year. cement would, in vodka from russia are also on the new sanctions list. half of the use imports of lig night and hard coal stem from russia, which it needs for steel and electricity production. those supplies would need to come from elsewhere, such as the usa, columbia, and south africa. the dependence on russian gas is similarly high. 45 percent of the use gas comes from russian. it's far harder to replace than coal. so far, germany has stood in the way of a complete gas shut off, claiming the economic impact on europe would be too high. let's get more of this from the w's ashtosh pan day. he is our expert for commodities ashtosh. the e. o is russia's biggest oil buyer. what wou

n. g network buffers all involved the means of surviving even the threat of a complete rush and gas embargo blue. perhaps you've heard the saying, the 1st casualty and war is the truth. but modern technology has also made hiding the truth more difficult. take rushes claims that ukraine is faking evidence of war crimes committed by russian troops. higher resolution satellite images have disproved moscow's allegations. this has put the spotlight on the already booming satellite business investment bank. you be us? estimates that global space industry revenue from commercial services will almost quadruple between 201620. 30. the harrowing satellite images from ukraine have only in sized how important satellites can be new satellite images to provide evidence of the massacre in the ukrainian town of butcher. they came from a private satellite operator whose images detailing the war have drawn lots of attention. anyone can order their photos and business is booming. to wine. new satellites are

n. g. o must double its share of the global market in 2020 an added bonus is that it will overtake the australians in guitar, eas, another added bonus. it's brought the fossil fuel industry, some breathing room. europe had been moving away from fossil fuels while state side, the coals to go green, grew daily, the oil and gas execs thought that time was up, but not enable. we commend the administration's focus on addressing climate change and share the goal of reducing emissions across the economy. but we cannot let that objective detract from the clear and present need for continued responsible investment in oil and natural gas development. the only people who won't be so pleased, the ones picking up the tab. we have to be aware that the companies who have signed long term contracts with gas prom do receive gas at significantly lower prices than we have to pay in the l. n. g market said there will be impact on our energy prices for the u. s. t o a win win. not only when it rake in the dolla

in welcoming george sorrows. sorrows had a very, very big angio in the you grand, the theory of the n g l, which really brilliant this area of the angio and he had them and other eastern european countries was to help the country deal with corruption. because all these countries in eastern europe have a corruption problem, we know that the indian utilized by the state department. so completely state department is now a state, the ambassador that are controlled by soros of which are about 4 or 5 to not give money directly to the country. they do it through n g owes the money goes to them and then they decide how to split it up with the country. and sorrows controls a lot of those. and you know, when it comes to you create their g, d p is under $2000.00 a year per person. and soros wants to write europe and it needs to a get through to act together and be more active in helping ukraine fight for each other. he convinces the country that they're so corrupt, they have to establish a special prosecutor. they take all the corruption cases away from the attorney general and ukraine cases, the

n. g to the independence. the freezing liquid has a temperature of minus 160 degrees celsius. the terminal it converts it back into gas form. before feeding it into lithuania is under ground pipeline network. i think i ask if germany could also use a terminal like this to mean it's have off rush and gas. i don't see any reason why it would not be feasible. for example, the failure natural gas consumption ano consumption is approximately a dual 1000000000 cubic meters. and this specific vessel has a capacity of free of 175. so that means that it can supply lithuania and neighboring countries with natural gas. so latrina has a guest surplus which can be redistributed elsewhere. the cape header terminal only took 2 years to build. and our plans to expand it while it ensures lithuanian independence from russian guess it also benefits of countries to find out how that works. i travel inland this gas distribution hub is 300 kilometers from type header close to that if union capital bonus, the te

then quickly moves also into renewables, especially really hydrogen shipping american l n g, across the atlantic to save the environment really with the environmental harm caused by chilling shipping and re gas defying natural gas. these countries might as well just use coal. just ask the experts building even more l n g export terminals would lock in fossil fuel infrastructure and pollution for decades to come. so who wins out from the west? stubborn attempt that spiting moscow. the fossil fuel executives who progressives have hated for the past several decades. cold prices are likely to rise further, as demand increases. oh, how quickly principals are gone with the wind when the west doesn't get its way. the can other story to bring you today. russia's finance ministry has denied allegations of the country has officially defaulted on its foreign dead. moscow insists it has enough reserves to meet the obligations and is willing to pay. it's ready to prove it. and course, of course, we will sue because we have taken all the necessary steps to ensure that invest is received their payment

just ask the experts building even more l n g export terminals would lock in fossil fuel infrastructure and pollution for decades to come. so who wins out from the west? stubborn attempt at spiting moscow. the fossil fuel executives who progressives have hated for the past several decades. cold prices are likely to rise further, as demand increases. oh, how quickly principals are gone with the wind when the west doesn't get its way. and over in sweden, riots are rooted in the city of all. re bro, on friday as council protest is class with police at of plunder rights when extremist demonstration ah, demonstrations and violence with objects thrown under police vehicles such a blaze. demonstrations took place of to far rights. activists allegedly plunged to burn the muslim holy book, the koran. those are the stories that shapes the week here, nazi international for more and any of them do head over to r t dot com minus peter scott. and i'll be back with another look in just over 30 minutes. ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it b