this r u. s. high speaker nancy pelosi match with taiwanese president sy in when during her visit to taiwan. it's the highest level trip to taiwan by a u. s. politician in 25 years. china has announced an increase to military exercises off taiwan coast, aim response to watching dw news from berlin. there's more news on our website, d, w dot com. and you can also of course, follow some social media. i'm pablo fo lillius in a few moments rob watts will bring you the latest and business news for me and the team take care elsie again at the top of the next hour. ah. a lead of contrast of ambitions inequality 75 years ago mahatma gandhi peacefully led the.

but at the same now let's not forget the philippines, thailand, r u. s. treaty allies. so in an event of conflict, if god forbid it reaches that point, you know, basis in the philippines in thailand potentially could be used by american forces by japanese forces, by australian forces in an event of contingency. and then you have other countries like singapore, for incense, or even indonesia, which are a non aligned in terms of their formal diplomatic predisposition. but especially in the case of singapore does emerge as a vital, vital de facto ali, off the united states. so, i mean, the joke is that, you know, countries like the philippines are allies that don't act like alice. while, you know, countries like singapore are not allies, but the app like allies. right? so this is also the situation we have. it's much more complicated than people being prevaricating, but it's more also caution of new alliance. and they nomic re aligns that are happening in the region are given oliver would deter, would southeast asian missions. and let's just say also on what does have been

so are, these are all areas very close to south korea and it's seen ascending morning is to r u. s. military basis in this area, which my st help to tie once we really don't see and, and so far. so to can thank you very much for bringing us up to date some other use now making headlines around the world. chad's military government has signed a deal with opposition groups to begin pace talks. the ceasefire is in place until the negotiations begin later this month. the deal and 5 months of talks encounter. but the main rebel group has refused to sonya court. themes from mexico and venezuela have joined find, find his battling a blaze at a fuel storage facility in cuba. the fire was dotted by a lightning strike on friday. one fire fighter has been killed and hundreds of people have been injured. the u. s. senate has passed a sweeping climate tax and health plan. democrats approved president jo biden's, whole $130000000000.00 spending bill. it now goes to the house of representatives. republicans have criticize the cost of the plan, which is america's biggest climate investment. believ

this industry doesn't seem to be losing momentum at all to the us now r u. s. president joe biden has announced to plan to erase the student debt of more than $40000000.00 americans. the government will cancel up to $10000.00 in student loan debt for americans earning less than $125000.00 annually, or $250000.00 for married couples. student debt has soared in recent decades as educational costs outpace inflation. for for more i'm joined by a correspondent, teddy austro and new york study. how much of a difference will this plan make economically? well, just add for size. again, the student debt crisis here in the united states were talking about 1.75. really in dollars total and this relief program likely will cut into it quite a bit. we're talking about 20000000 people. about half of all borrowers seeing their debt entirely extinguish a good portion of them seem to have an ever more people seeing it reduced significantly. no overall, what's most interesting is that this is targeting a former lower income people were looking at pell grant recipients, which is

u. s. a. u s. s r. but it's also expected in a sense that the u. s. wanted to gain support from china in that very important golden triangle of international relations. and colbert chef went to china in may, 988. he was the 1st high level leader of the u. s. s. o. 2 with the china in 30 years. and the relationship between more school and bridging had to improve since that when you talk about or go to much office visit the end of the decade, it was in may, as you said, the visit was followed by student protests. and even now, of course, the infamous gentleman square of benefits, do you think in some way those developments hut, bilateral ties to an extent eye witness what happened during the movement at that time, i think called the shelf high port visit page right in the middle of the various, if you're into problems in china, that the man you can on the imported who reform in china and at the time called the chef was traced by with so much that he was re put to the stage for reform and hope he's a young leader at 58 compared to the paramount chinese l

u. s . r u s. policy is actually driving them out of it are exactly 8, you know tom, one of the things i think that we've seen with the reaction on the, the cooperation that the west is a force other attempted to force other so follow their lead with sanctions. we school come out with a very different scenario, and i would say, i mean for, and from an ideological point of view, the, the global south no longer has any respect for the west. and it's ridiculous ideas and woke ism and all of that nonsense, which i never talk about because it's a waste of time. but they're not afraid of the west any more. and this is what michael is talking about. because if you can create parallel institutions, you don't need the i m f, you don't need the world bank, you don't need any of these things here. okay. and why going to their, for their, their toxic financial system, get out of it. okay, go ahead. tom, again, i was going to say exactly that a, you know, it's funny. i think we need to be careful about what's g

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so while dr. thinking that they are trying to hurt other countries and force them into the u. s. r u s. policy is actually driving them out of it are directly 8, you know tom, one of the things i think that we've seen with the reaction on the, the cooperation that the west is a force other attempted to force other is a follow. their lead was sanctions. we school come out with a very different scenario, and i would say, i mean for, and from an ideological point of view, the, the global south no longer has any respect for the west. and it's ridiculous ideas and woke ism and all of that nonsense, which i never talk about because it's a waste of time. but they're not afraid of the west any more. and this is what michael is talking about. because if you can create parallel institutions, you don't need the i m f, you don't need the world bank, you don't need any of these things here. okay. and why going to their, for their, their toxic financial system, get out of it. okay, go ahead. tom. going other guy's going to say exactly that a, you know, it's funny. i think that we need to be care

u. s. s. s t r u s. s r. victoria gates and b looks back on his life. i me, as i recall, gorbachev changed the course of 20th century history. his legacy though, was valued more by some than by others. in the west, he revered as a great statesman, a nobel peace prize winner, who played a decisive role in ending the cold war. to many russians. he's the man who allowed the soviet empire to collapse, exposing millions to hardship and humiliation his legacy is dead. he allowed, or the peaceful collapse of the soviet union. it did not use massive force for keep eastern europe ah, in the empire. and with that, he deserves credit, but it is not that this was sung came in, trying to undermine the system. he tried to re, formerly, as a young man. gorbachev studied law at moscow state university. he went on to forge a career and the communist party. eventually becoming its general secretary and leader of the soviet union. but the command economy gorbachev inherited was failing and there was shortages of food and consumer goods. which of try to fix things with gla

this r u. s. high speaker, nancy pelosi has met with taiwanese president site in when, during her visit to taiwan. it's the highest level trip to taiwan by a u. s. politician in 25 years. china has announced increased military exercises of ty, one's coast in response. the 1st ship carrying ukrainian grain since exports restarted is now anchored off the coast of turkey. it's cargo is being inspected today under a u. n. deal to and russia's bach. 8 more ships are waiting to depart. you credit for it. well, you are watching detail with your news from for lenders. more news on our website, d, w dot com. of course you can follow us on our social media accounts. on pablo phone alias up next is our environmental magazine. eco, india examining efforts to improve urban life by developing green spaces for me and the team here in berlin. take care. see again at the top of an extra, ah ah, with ah ah co indian with india cities of living bigger and bigger. and the heat is getting worse and worse, what can be d

this r u. s. high speaker, nancy pelosi has met with taiwanese president sy in when during her visit to taiwan . it's the highest level trip to taiwan by a u. s. politician in 25 years. china has a names to increase to military exercises off taiwan coast in response the 1st ship for carrying ukrainian brain since exports restarted is now anchored off the coast of turkey. it's cargo is due to be inspected today under a u. n. deal to and russia's blockade. more ships are waiting to depart, you cried. you're watching dw news from berlin of next to t w's documentary program close up, meets a ukrainian photographer, who returned home to capture images of destruction. and that's of course, coming up after break and don't forget, you can stay at update on our website, d, w dot com. and you can follow us on social media on pablo foliage from me and the team here in berlin. thanks for watching. take care and i'll see you again at the top of the next her with ah. with your back to ukraine. uri cosen has no i

u. s. invasion of the downfall of sadam hussein because the green zone was once so secure, not so much any mole. well, i think certainly r u. s. leaders certainly are going to be disappointed at this development. u. s. officials have been saying that iraq has been becoming more stable. it was becoming more normalized, her reintegrating into the arab world, diplomacy between saudi arabian iran was posted in baghdad. and just now we're reaching seems to be falling apart. there's violence in the green zone. lots of protests gunfire by the iran back to presumably the iran bag groups. so it's clearly a set back up for, you know, the u. s. hopes that iraq would become progressively more stable over time. it's difficult to know how to actually predict this. normally you have the scenarios playing out in other countries in other parts of the world, but hey, we have to really take it by our, by our perhaps. i mean, once you'll impression of how this is going to play out. well, a very haunted, know, i'm sutter conceivably could prevail. he could theoretically get enough followers into the streets to overwhelm the gunfire. and, you

ok, i know you mentioned that that base talks between r u. s. secretary of state, anthony blanking on his russian counterpart, sergey laugh. rob they, they've happened recently about a prisoner swap, didn't amount didn't come to anything. the americans have offered to victor, but tell us who he is and whether that deal might still be on the table. well, i think the deal is on the table and i think that mr. putin wants basically, ah, to get the maximum off of for this exchange. boot is a russian pilot who's been accused and sentenced in the us for basically illegal arms raid a some journalist, some of colleagues call him merchant of death. and he's been in u. s. jail for quite a long time and has become a cause celebrity, a famous case in russia, portrayed in the russian state media as an innocent victim of american imperialism of a kind of the u. s. trying to punish russia. and i think that breathing griner is going eventually to be exchanged because frankly speaking, such circumstances keeping a basketball star in russian jail is not something

so these are all areas very close to south korea and is seen as standing mornings to r u. s. military vases in this area, which my st. help to tie one. so we really don't see and, and so far so to can thank you very much for bringing us up to date a brief look at some other stories from around the world seems from mexico and venezuela have joint fire fight is battling a blaze at a fuel storage facility in cuba, the fire was started by a lightning strike on friday. 15 flight and has been killed, and hundreds of people have been injured. the u. s. senate has passed a sweeping climate tax and health plan as a democrats approved president joe biden. $430000000000.00 spending bill. it now goes to the house of representatives. republicans of criticize the cost of the plan, which is america's biggest climate investment. police in brazil have arrested a german diplomat on suspicion of killing his husband. suspects brazilian authorities, his partner, a belgian national, fell and hit his head after becoming ill. investigators say the victim was severely beaten. really a 1000 people we

this r u. s. high speaker nancy pelosi says beijing will not be allowed to isolate taiwan. she made the statement after china began a series of military drills around taiwan following policies visit to the audit. don't forget, you can always get tito mean use on the go. just download our app from google play or from the apple app store. that will give you access to all the latest news from brand world, as well as push notifications for any breaking news. you're watching t w's coming up next, global 3000 takes us to lebanon work. conservationists are planting seeds to fight the economic crisis. and you can always find more news on our website, d, w dot com and of course follows on social media. i'm pablo fo denise for me and the team here for that. thanks for watching. see again at the top the next are take her . ah ah, with ah, with dry facts in most parts of the water, at least one year, you're experiencing some stress. there is plenty of sea water, but desalination is energy intensive and expensive of berlin bass to start up shows us. it doesn't have to be this way, globa

there at investigations. diplomats for sale. lou ah, it was al jazeera reminder about top stores this r u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi is in taiwan unless she met to president sy in when off a visit to parliament. she reiterated washington commitment to protect democracy on the self govern on china has condemned blows his visit and says it has nothing to do with protecting democracy. it's military has conducted joint errand. c, drills near taiwan, so says suspending impulsive exports of several goods top southeast asian diplomat saw meeting in cambodia for the a c in the summit and security concerns on top of the agenda. those include the crisis to me and more intentions about taiwan. was immense more than 5000 indonesian u. s. and other troops are holding a joint military training exercise to august the 14th the annual jose expected to be the biggest, yet will include 14 countries. they've been held every year since 2009 u. s. and it's asian allies of express growing concern about china's increasing influence in the pacific. a washington says the drills aren't aimed at any country . addit

same sport, it's taking part here's a reminder off the top stories who are following for you this r u. s. high speaker nancy pelosi says beijing will not be allowed to isolate taiwan. she made the statement after china began a series of mandatory drills around taiwan following policies visit to the items you're watching did over the news coming up next. are documentary series dock film . this time looking at how effective the so called a 1000000000 tree project is in fighting climate change. i'm remember you can always stay up to date and find more news on our website. d, w dot com, of course follows on our social media cat. i'm paula foliage from the team here. berlin, thanks for watching. i will see again at the top the next hour. ah ah, with who? ah. ah. the 1000000000 trees plant cannot global reforestation program. save our climate idea sounds fantastically simple, but is it? which trees are suitable and above? oh, where should these need for is a credit on d. w. good. dr. facts, i'm most boss of the water at least 4 months a year. they're experiencing some stress there's plenty of

u. s. s r and the u. s. signed the deal to eliminate intermediate range nuclear forces, right? that's the iconic picture of gorbachev and reagan signing the documents. so also when they agreed to destroy that missiles stop production in place, not to carry out flight tests of intermediate range missiles. one of the biggest marks that the last soviet leader made was the that of the fall of the berlin wall . taking you back to november, the 9th, 1989. now that led to the reification of germany after being divided for almost half a century. and this is how the historic event unfolded. have a look at this ah, 1989. the year when the berlin wall fell together with the political, ideological, and territorial division of germany. the last 28 long years. or the people of germany awoke in 1961 to the bitter reality. from this moment on they would be divided by barbed wire, concrete, and stones from their friends and relatives. throughout the walls existence more than 10000 people tried to make it across. hundreds were killed. and mikhail gorbachev played a crucial role making a peaceful

u. s. federal reserve bank will high, i more than easy over the coming months. but we do see this turning. so in september where r u. s economist expects us of asian to make a turn and the fed to start hiking by less than it's done in recent months. that is when we will see the dollar lose out compared to the euro, will prussia only euro's own economy. get worse if russia carriers through its threat to cut off suppliers or severely reduce gas suppliers to europe. we expect that russia will close the caps fully before year end, and probably before europe manages to phillips gas levels or gas applies to the intended rate. that is by 9 to protect come, 80 percent, sorry, come november. and that will be hard. it will hurt, especially like i previously mentioned countries like germany and italy, which are highly exposed to this russian gas. but it's not something that europe can't adapt to. so a lot of european countries have already ramped up cold production. and it seems also that nuclear production may come back on the line in germany or discussion. surfers been pretty pessimistic. relevant. is there anything posit

r. u. s . president joe biden has signed a new executive order on abortion. the move could make it easier for women to travel between states to get the procedure. it's biden's 2nd executive order on abortion. since the supreme court overtime to the roe v wade decision for nearly 50 years, that ruling protected the right to termination pregnancy icon reports now from the white house. another salvo in the battle to restore reproductive rights. the 1st meeting of a task force, which will explore ways in which to restore a woman's right to choose and protect her in the process executive order, make sure healthcare providers comply with federal law solutions. don't face delays or denials, medically necessary care. this executive order advances research and data collection to evaluate the impact of dr. health crisis is having on to hell and other health conditions. president biden signs and executive order director of the secretary of health to advance access to reproductive health care services. and we're going to continue forward, including, for example, in makin

u. s. s. r, and the u. s. signed the deal to eliminate intermediate range nuclear forces. inside right here is the iconic picture of globe, which often reagan when they agree to destroy them. as isles, stop production and pledge not to carry out any more flight tests of intermediate range missiles, and professor of politics and author of the rise and fall of communism. archie brown says gorbachev should be given credit for a voting. a devastating nuclear war. there are many western leaders as well, well as many people in the soviet military, industrial complex who thought that was utopian and couldn't happen and shouldn't happen. marg sacha, for example, was very much opposed to achievers in favor of british nuclear weapons. so gorbachev really was ahead of time and, and that particular respect, he and reagan, so i to, i don't think they were successful in getting rid of nuclear weapons. so they did greatly reduce the size of nuclear arsenals. and suddenly they were successful in ending the cold war. the question about the gorbachev ledge a leading role and ending the cold

u. s. foreign service, including at the embassy in moscow at the end of the u. s. s. r. he spoke to me earlier about corporate has legacy. i think at the moment, given what's going on in the war in ukraine. perhaps his greatest legacy is that he let the soviet union fail without spilling a lot of blood to try to preserve it. now he did accountant, some bloodshed in lithuania, some torture when it really came to the question of, are you willing to use massive tours to preserve the communist party, to preserve your own power and to preserve the soviet union? he would not do it. and i think that legacy today is something that should be recognized as they are a great many powerful figures in the world who are willing to use force to hold on to their power and to hold on to their political system. gorbachev intimately, despite his personal commitment to the linen his system, despite his personal belief in soviet communism, which i think continued right up through the remainder of his life. ultimately, he was not willing to school that boy. and i think in many ways, that's one

u. s. s. r the u. s. justice to bob and says it's got evidence that former president donald trump's team was hiding classified files that is flawed at a home. it also says his team is obstructing an investigation into whether he illegally removed top secret documents from the white house. more than 320 classified documents have not been found at his monologue or residence. those are the headlines. the news continues here on the al jazeera after al jazeera world. good bye. ah, ah ah ah, with a sad. i'm a look at the been sophomore sonya and it familiar with the p. wasn't. it was not a well a moderating on elephant with the same at, in, with the same form in the lyrical walk doctor. and we're anna. i thought of the dwelling h to we're similar to sort of elaina cleo with the crate or sorry with her the ag manuel, tim alida, looking them as an ascii or i go to hell. we're head ella. hadn't met till till i was foolish to her till monday the day care to hoops of a hail, mysterious u. l. a sheen mean assure th

in cambodia after growing tensions in the taiwan strait following that visit earlier this wake of r u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi to taipei and we've just also got word from the white house. we'll have all this news and more a little bit more at the top of the hour. but in the meantime, state you now for paper and power the itself and said you what you eat. but what if you don't know what you're reaching the legal, global trading, counterfeit food is worth millions of dollars. it also defrauds legitimate, produces and poses huge health risks for consumers. so who's behind it? this is the 1st of a to investigation. ah, the, the global food trade keeps as constantly supplied with things to eat and drink. and most of the time we pay a little attention. what do we really know what's in that food? how about horse meat lives on your feet? beat, bug, olive oil made without olive or tuna laced with deadly nitrate counter. feet foods cheap and sometimes dangerous copies of the real thing have been found all over the world. i mean, even the most expensive premium products. it's a secretive and

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congressional visit to taiwan as an encroachment on china. territorial integrity may tell you m r g u. s. sen, marcie and his entourage insisted on visiting the taiwan region of china in disregard of china, solemn representations and firm opposition. blatantly violating the one china principal and provisions of the 3 sino us joined communiques violating china sovereignty and territorial integrity and sending a serious wrong signal to the taiwan independence separate his forces. less than 2 weeks ago, nancy pelosi visit to the territory cause an outrage. china to respond with full scale, why fire military exercises around the island for nearly a week after the us house to visit chinese worship, circle the eyelid with missiles and fighter jets in nearby airspace. the chinese government considers taiwan a sovereign territory and favorites peaceful a session, the director of them at home or european studies ad china is red men, university says washington's irresponsible actions in taiwan threatening global peace and stability for the traditionally the american a follow, so called the reprint

, followed by got time. germany recently agreed out agreed on an energy partnership with the m r at the u. s. export elite, 72000000 tons of a l. n g a year, well ahead of malaysia and 70 you countries like portugal and italy and spain obtain large amounts from algeria. but to import liquefied natural gas infrastructure is needed. europe is setting up investments. it has a lot of catching up to do. germany is only now building its 1st failing g terminals. nonetheless, gas market analyst hi co lumen says germany is coping quite well with the current trickle of gas from russia. it still injection the storage facility is ongoing. main reasons that the state is supporting this injection or entitled a special entity to injections and sit there for quite a while. so we're not and really crisis models. but on the other hand, the very high prices, of course, a concern for everyone in the market and take your social concerns will future economic development. what's going to be the case in the next few months? so when, when winter comes. yeah, i think it depends. of course, in some respects it depends

u. s. s. r is attacked by 250 nato divisions. soviet points are taken over by nato naval forces. the 3rd phase, annihilating the u. s. i saw wiping it off the weld map. to that end, all new weapons, i've said to be deployed nuclear, chemical, radiological, and biological, as well as small items. the final phase breaking the ussr into full zones and posting nato troops on its territory. ah, more than 18000000 people. the majority of the huge countries population would have died in the intense bombing and subsequent fighting. they have a series of these kinds of war plants, like kennedy briefed on them in the early 19 sixty's. he was our of by, you know, any that we call ourselves the human race. but these clans continued for preemptive attacks against the soviet union. but this was, in essence an updated version of the nazi general plan. aust, that envisaged eliminating millions of slavic people and as in world war 2, when much of europe stood united against the usaa for the us plans to muster own native nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949, the, the soviets acqui

u. s. s. r e. okay. and france had stalled because at the same time, london hosted secret anglo german negotiations in exchange for the british empire, integrity, the british green let a german march to the east. despite the absence of a formal agreement, it was given to understand that he was free to actively. i shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territory and europe today. we must principally think of russia, that colossal empire in the east is right. the dissolution cut off hitler. my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in 1925. that the real goal is to take over ukraine. had going to the east against the soviet union. that was always hit. there's real call . and the europeans understood that in some ways in poland. 2 was preparing to invade the ussr with handler, a dismemberment of russia lies of the heart of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia from a report by the polish army, general staff intelligence branch. but handler had oth

expected to discuss a number of security concerns in the region including the ongoing crisis and me m r and u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi is visit to tie one the 1st cargo ship carrying grain to leave ukraine since the russian invasion has been cited off the coast of turkey is expected to dock there for inspection on wednesday before heading to lebanon. the ships being monitored by a joint chord nation center in istanbul, turkish russian, ukrainian, and you and staff are there. as part of a deal signed last month. the ship left the ukrainian port of odessa on monday, the water ukraine's crippled the country's economy. no one knows how many people are unemployed landmines planted by the russians and making it difficult for farmers to reap their harvest. and when striving, fishing and tourism industries have disappeared, john, hindrance in the port city, vanessa. with more on the economic told the war has taken place in here are difficult and thought i would there some explosion, lot of love lost his job is a cargo sailor in angelina discovered she was pregnant. they just bought a new apartment

u. s. s. r dot i him. when they go to the main tried cruise, the pick up is not because hitler was weak and knew healing weight and he was bluffing. he was the major political figure, certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century when they wish to report the germans of the germans. or when we support the russians and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west. at this time. the redrawing of european borders had begun. britain and the united states, and then just really planned to attack the ussr of britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed. he is as don't wish to be like a dish. divest, mr. boy from us was the luck of some ricardo. capital mitchum alice. hello no. why not? the cold war begun with ukraine shells. there's up a rosy and nuclear power plant. once again, according to local authorities, just days after it attacked the same site with rocket launchers and artillery with russian lead horses take full control of the key town

u. s. s r dot b die him. when they go there, man tried christa, keep up as not because hitler was weak and knew he would wake anyone bluffing. he was the major political figure. certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century when they wish to report the germans of the germans or when we support the russians. and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. the redrawing of european board hasn't begun. britain and the united states. i then just really planned to attack the ussr of britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed. he does not wish to be likened to divest mr. boy from us as the lot of some ricardo capital and mitchell knowledge of knowing that the cold war began in the late 19 eighties, a strong competitor appeared to rival, got a bunch of body see us in he was a senior party leader and just like got a bunch of he demanded change, but he was willing to go much further. and some already believed that he elton and not g

u. s. the recent strides in england on the u. s . a. r. clear to see, but it's a different story amount to tina under for national team one, plenty of hubs with their performance. is that the 2019 world cup behind the scenes, things one so bright hope so life, everybody. i love that team out there time against the lane. hi, stephanie, up any complaint right after the winnings? well, that she and her team inside had really operated under conditions that were shocked . most people argentina's players have been on strike 2 years earlier to mounting just $8.50 per day for training and matches as stiff omnia. bernini was then excluded from the squad for years. even now the reality of playing in elgin tina and most of south america is tough. i spend your time trying to convince your family to continue to support you while you're a member of the argentine national women's team. um, you made a sexual harassment once you get to training. if you could get to training, be working your regular job. it may be working on a really, in a very sub hard con

u. s. s r and he also forged wumer ties with the west, which ultimately brought down the iron curtain ending the division of europe. and it also put germany on track to re unification. as a political leader. gorbachev wielded unprecedented powers that set into motion forces inside of his country, which he would soon no longer be able to control. while he is often held as a hero, here in the west, at home, his name is associated with the collapse of a mighty nation. his legacy is at best, a complicated one. we have this report. local associates give us a michelle gorbachev's 1st speech as leader of the soviet union. it was clear he was a stark contrast to his predecessors. we had for you was the old right of every peace and freedom as the most am your hope, basic right of each individual for our to libya. gorbachev wanted to change the soviet union to bring it closer to the people. he promoted glass, must openness and perestroika reforms to words that will forever be associated with him. his new

u. s. s. r stood at 70 percent. and by the end of that year, it was barely at 20 of the soviet people felt like down by pesto when the hopes for about a future. we're not met. the same time. good about you. officer rating in the west was just going through the roof at 81 percent in america, $75.00 in germany, britain and 70 percent approval rating in italy. now we did speak with dan co violet crew teachers international human rights at the university of pittsburgh and is the author of the plot to scape goat russia who says perestroika cause dire consequences for the soviet people. you had both russian oligarchs, in addition to western oligarchs who looted the country of resources, who privatized public factories and businesses, took them for their cell, leaving the people, the soviet republics with very little and the economies collapse. and again, 2000000 people died prematurely from economic dislocation from hunger. this was a disaster. this isn't discussed much in the west. but the people, the former soviet union

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