the u. s. president joe biden has signed a $40000000000.00 a package for ukraine, enough despite republican lawmakers wanting that there's a serious lack of oversight. it's a where exactly that money mites and dope us congressman chip roy emphasize that as america faces surging price inflation under the problems that said money would be better spent buckets home. and i'm wondering when we voted to go to or if we were going to have a proxy war and we're going to get $40000000000.00 to ukraine because we wanna what? all fancy, what our blue and yellow ribbons feel good about ourselves. maybe we should actually have a debate in this chamber and debating this body because the american people expect us to do that when the border of this country is wide open in cartels have control of it, and fennel is boring in and we have $30.00 trillion dollars, a debt and gas prices are spiking at $1100.00 to fill a tank, a diesel, and we go blank, jack. $40000000000.00. and by the way, i'm looking at my colleag

the u. s. government has pledged to the country ukrainian president bologna zalinski, thank biden for the latest package. yeah, getting, i'm grateful to president biden for immediately signing of $40000000000.00 support package for ukraine approved by congress. this is a historical contribution to the protection of freedom. in europe, you will be conservative coalition in australia has been voted out of government for the 1st time in almost a decade. australian voters have back to the labor party instead. it now falls to anthony alban easy to form a new government, but easier to secure. parliamentary majority. you as president joe biden says he'd be willing to meet leader kim jong. if the north korean leader wants to talk about security in the region. the president is in soul, on his 1st trip to asia since he took office. well, those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after, in fact story stage and done so much of the what what do we need to know that on this we don't need to

o u . s. is pushing russia to announce the technical defaults after washington bar. moscow from penny's debt through american banks. now moscow says default is not on the cards. however, stress, it has the cost to pay investors and is simply being stopped from fulfilling his obligations. we will pay our external debt in roubles. this is a sensible choice for the united states. they themselves band payments in dollars. today, the rubel has significantly strengthened and in this sense we have a good market situation. washington announced it will no longer permits moscow to pay foreign debt in us dollars, which potentially could force russia into default previously in an exemption to sanctions against russia had been allowed to pay bondholders in dollars through u. s. and international banks. this had made it possible for russia to meet previous debt payment deadlines. now though moscow has been stripped of its ability to make payments to u. s. investors. and as despite having the funds to settle

the u. s. pulled out under the last for the previous president, donald trump, and now biden is setting up i path. is it not able to say that that is really an attempt to cut china alto, compete with it, because that one doesn't include china. let me just if i might reply to some of professor cow's eloquent statements, i, i find it highly ironic that he sites our current baby formula issues. because i remember living in china when there was a huge scandal about fake baby formula being manufactured by chinese companies. that kill dozens of not hundreds of chinese babies. so i find that again, quite ironic that the sites are current difficulties with respect to the u. s. market economy compared to the chinese economy, which is in fact is not a market economy. when you consider the high percentage of state enterprises as well as the role of the c, c p, the chinese communist party in every single company organization with within the borders of china. again, i find that highly ironic. and i would al

. former u. s. president donald trump was among those to address the convention. greece is accused iran of piracy, after it sees to greek oil tankers. iran says they were captured for violations. the move appears to be in retaliation after greek authorities detained a vessel carrying iranian oil last month the killing of a black man by police. his lead to outrage across brazil, demonstrators have gathered in front of the federal highway police headquarters in sao paolo, a video of the incident was shared on social media. those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera. after talked to al jazeera ah, what, what do we need to know that on this we don't need to be with the mac, and i'm just going to put them to me. i just need to, i need a new home and ya today. and we're going to be what we said as well. they sent me a lot of them. a lot of them at the office when i know how i mean, i mean i shooting them off and i had to remain the intersection of reality and comedy in post revolution

and this is not something new, it is within the u. s. and all the hillsburg law forces the u. s. government, it's an obligation of the u. s. government, according to that law, to pressure the governments of other countries for them to severe the economic relationship with cuba. well, does that part of the problems that we have? we also have, as i said again, what do u. s. calls the pool effect? the invitation by not fulfilling their agreements part of their agreements in 2017 was not what step anymore. cubans that reached their borders. they stopped doing that and they started accepting cubans. in march of this year, us accepted. $32000.00 cubans in a month. $32000.00 cubans in a month illegal migrants not just reach the border of the united states. cubans that want to migrate and hear that news and learn about it. they say there's an avenue there. there's a way to enter the united states. if you use the illegal child, and yet panama, which is the make, the practically the only way out of here to get to another country through corporate airlines. so you can get, for example, to

and so king about america, the u. s. congress has approved a $40000000000.00 package to ukraine, and one's present bite and signs off on the bill. a fresh supply weapons will be heading to the country for more less. let's go live now to our teeth. caleb mall pin in new york. caleb, the bills approval raises the question of just how much more nato weaponry will be flowing into ukraine? away, exactly. it's going what can you tell us about the latest package? sure. well we have the u. s. congress moving ahead. this 40000000000 dollar package has been approved, providing us aid to ukraine. now it's important to note that in previous aid packages the, i'd say it's a sent to ukraine. they specifically specified that the as our battalion, this openly nazi division of the granting and military could not get any weapons or support from the united states. this is the language that was previously in us aid packages to you grant. none of the funds made available by this act may be used to provide arms training or other assistance t

the u. s. in israel military's are blatantly threatened in iran with war earlier we heard from foreign policy. analysts say it must africa shush him. he says it, israel's claims about to run supposedly seeking nuclear escalation, are unfounded, is really official said bill raising claims about iran all throughout the past decades in $1099.00 former use really premier benjamin netanyahu claim the iran was just 2 years away from an a bomb, but despite all these claims in the past 2 decades, there never ever been any kind of move by iran tours making an a bomb. and there's never been even a shred of evidence to prove that iran is been sick in the military nuclear drive. even after thousands of hours of inspection by the i e h. these claims normally are followed by military drills and threats against the rock by the israelis like aerial drills, allegedly mocking air strike and uranium nuclear facilities fits israel bit has been picking off more military threats, not for military action, but just fo

b u. s. have a fruit relations with some countries, not just russia, the idea that they could just no fees, but also use the funds would be a traumatic move. if china seas, this is us thing we'll hang on. actually these europeans and americans are not trustworthy. they could just decide that we're now an enemy, and in fact, you know, we do find various statements from various politicians that seem to suggest such an idea. then china and also many of the countries could start to withdraw their assets from. what essentially is the u. s. c of influence and that could precipitate a dramatic collapse in the use of the u. s. dollar, and also the euro. now such a decision could also back fire for the new sanctions, of course can be challenged in court. you courts and the book doesn't have a great record of winning such cases. ukraine's former president jana cove rich and egypt for president mubarak.

the u. s. president and 1st lady had met relatives of the 19 children and 2 teachers are shot dead in texas on tuesday. the justice department's conducting a review of the police response after criticism they are to to slowly left his former rebel gustavo, petro has won the 1st round of columbia's presidential elections, setting the stage for a run of next month. you'll face businessman rodolfo hernandez, whose anti corruption platform helped fuel a last minute search in support. well, those are the headlines and he's continues here on al jazeera after talk to our to 0. but before that, we leave you with memories of sharing the voice of palestine to 0. media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the killing of his journalist in the occupied west. bank. sharina was shot in the head by ready forces. while she was on assignments in jimmy ah, what was no, no, no, no, no. i don't need to be here. when you look at me, when you get to me, i just need a l

well the u. s. government has repeated it's called for a thorough and transparent investigation into the killing of sure. in other actually, state department spokesman, net price says an investigation must result in accountability will hydro castro join us live now from washington? d. c. how do you? so what more details came out of that, ned price briefing that he darren, so this was an audio briefing in which the spokesman for this usa department was asked to react to israel, saying and will not launch a criminal investigation into sharina killing. and he said very little, basically what you just summed up. he said they again the u. s. is asking for a thorough in transparent investigation that must include accountability at he didn't go to detail exactly how or who should be can ducting that investigation, which is what the u. s. policy has been since the 9 days that sharina was killed while she was doing her job on the occupied west bank. and there has been condemnation from the bite administrati

the u. s. once japan, south korea, australia, and new zealand to join the one to expand the blog to influence the whole world. if they manage to achieve that, the nato would immediately become a u. s. global weapon. that is extremely dangerous. if they carry on that strategy, it could spark world war 3. nato was expanding against russia and china. this process is like lighting a stick of dynamite. i consider this unacceptable. nato was established during the cold war, but the past is in the past while nato still exists. what is the purpose of nato to maintain peace or to perform as a hammer of the us? i think nato is now being used as a tool to help the u. s. achieve its own goals. we don't need nato expansion today . the russian forces conducting their military operation in ukraine, do not pose any kind of threat to the west. the west is trying to use the situation for its own profit, regardless of the fact that people are dying there, the world should not be unipolar. a collective will is req

the u. s. accuses badging of undermining global security. as the secretary of state unveiled washington strategy to compete with china, but is the criticism justified? this is inside sort ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much am john china poses the most serious long term challenge to the international order? that's the assessment of the u. s. secretary of state antony blake and said that as he unveiled the biden administration strategy to compete with china's rise as a global superpower, he insisted washington doesn't want a new conflict. but he said under president, she, jim ping, the chinese communist party is becoming more repressive at home and more aggressive abroad. blake, and gave examples including territorial disputes in the south china sea and accused beijing of standing with russia on its invasion of ukraine. we don't seek to block china from its role as a major power, nor to stop china or any other country for that matter, from growing their economy or advancing the int

the u. s. president signs off on another injection of military aid to ukraine, bringing the total to $54000000000.00 to help fight the russian lesson. ah, hello, i'm darren jordan. this is al jazeera, alive from doha, also coming up an uneasy. com hangs of a parts of dumbass as russian forces i the region as part of their renewed offensive to take control of the south and east of the great australians vote for change ending almost a decade of conservative whoo! down under and empty shells force drastic action. the u. s. military flies in tons of baby formula to fill a critical shortage. ah, the u. s. president has approved an additional $40000000000.00 a package for ukraine. the bill was flown to south korea for biden's signature, where he is on a tour of asia, the latest financial packages on top of the already $13600000000.00 worth of funding. the u. s. government has pledged to ukraine. kimberly helped as mona from washington dc when the money that the united states applied to ukraine began

the u. s. has no interest and no concern in the simons than real hunger that their war and their sanctions create around the world . there's now sanctions on $42.00 countries in the world in every one of those countries. it's meant to create economic chaos, shortages real simons. and that was the purpose of inflicting sanctions on russia. in yemen today, it is a famine enforced by a u. s. naval blockade. the blockade supports of the m. and the same thing was true in iraq, where u. s. policy created through the sanctions. as madeline albright was asked, is a death of half a 1000000 children worth it. and she said yes, we think it's worth it. so this was the way the u. s. looks at hunger at famines. it's part of their war policy and it dates back in u. s. history to the simon's the destruction of the burning of crops, of killing of the buffalo against the indigenous people. this is away, us fights wars, and we shouldn't give a shred of honesty to they are concerned about how to go about shannon's

u. s. e. 's as some of its sanctions against venezuela's energy sector. as washington seeks to secure additional oil imports. despite its long running differences with crockett, with you'll have to rec for a studio in moscow, this is orange international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. are now turkey has expressed opposition to allowing nordic countries, sweden and finland into the nato alliance, accusing them of having threatened turkey's national security with economic pressure and support for militants that on cra, considers terrorists. you know, tony, to kia as being supporting the open door policy or nato, even before this war. but the biggest it to these possible candidates already candidate countries. you know, we have also legitimate security concerns that they have been supporting the terrorist organizations. and there are also export restrictions own defense products. initial report said turkey blocked the official process of accepting finland and sweden into

the 2nd 1945 in tokyo bain the board, the american battleship, u. s. s. missouri with representing the soviet union general due to the ankle, also signed the surrender documentable on the u. s. s. missouri general. macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa. the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it owned the courtroom after all, japan was in its hands. with me hoa, america good unless she hi norma, tanya. let her go there. america. ganga donna summer. nicholas de la cruz. okay. america dba nissan. gyla. ah ah. the tokyo tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946. by this time, churchill had already delivered his sinews of peace speech that heralded the cold war. in the tokyo tribunal became an arena, revealed confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and it detachments despite soviet demands. the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes an

after all, the u. s. women's team has been far more successful than the men's winning the women's world cup on 4 occasions since 1991. the men 0 in the last world cup, the winning men's team, france were paid $38000000.00 buy fee for the us women's team, $1.00 the world cup in 2019 but got just $4000000.00 like any successful match, getting equal pay was a hard one victory, it was so exhausting how many times we had to have the same conversation over and over and over again. and so i feel much lighter right now. this is not about one team in one country, is, is about us as a collect ish about what can happen in every single corner of the world. the campaign is now hope other us sports and sports around the world will look to american suckers. an example to put women on an equal footing or am i calling from the w sports? anthony howard joins me here in studio for more of us. anthony, welcome. before we get some analysis, i wanna start with a deal itself. let's talk in dollar terms. what does this mean for

here in the u. s. globally, in terms of famine, literally in africa, when you have spiraling inflation, raises an energy cost. it is a war that has already reduced ukraine from the most prosperous country at the time of the division of the soviet union. the most prosperous of the republics to today, the poorest country in europe. and the war is now making the e u. there really paying the price as they say, folks in britain have to choose between heating and eating. now, how has russia fought this war? they fought it very differently from the u. s. and the u. s. from day one, iraq afghanistan, anywhere in the world. they knock out the water, the sanitation, sewage, the food warehouses, the intern, all the communication systems, day one and they advertise it, they push it out the. * hospitals, the medical center, that's what's destroyed. that's not what's happened in the ukraine. there. the bakeries were still open in kiev internet. that's how world politicians from pelosi, you folks are all able to vis

they fought it very differently from the u. s. in the u. s. from day one, iraq afghanistan, anywhere in the world. they knock out the water, the sanitation sewage, the food warehouses, the entrance, all the communication systems, day one and they advertise it, they push it out the. * hospitals, the medical center, that's what's destroyed. that's not what's happened in the ukraine. they're the bakeries were still open in kiev internet. that's how world politicians from pelosi, you folks are all able to visit jeff, isn't that unusual in a war? but russia is fighting us in a very different way, very much against the nazi fascists forces that have been organized right within the don, etc. so we should see the differences in how the wars fought, the aims in it and, and the u. s. aims are, which are to completely use ukraine as upon in order to ensnare russia in a war that they want to have you and it's in interest. and they are trying to reach a negotiated solution to end this war with the end of the nazi domination and firing within east ukraine.

but some u. s. senators say that there is a link with russia saying that russians are sponsoring the association. the dark money operation run by the national rifle association. it has immense, secretive political clout. it's impossible to track the money flowing in and out of the r a because it's not properly disclosed, but there has been evidence step russian money has flowed into the r a. and let's cross live to investigative journalist rick sterling read. thanks for being with us . you're not international. so the u. s. is making a connection between shootings and russia. is that justifiable? no, i think that's nonsense. and i don't think there are many people that would believe, but frankly earlier in the west accused prudent of causing a food crisis. not really just the shootings at all. but why does the u. s. so often blame russia for domestic problems in the u. s. well they both referred to the oil or get gas high and and so you know, a common scape goat, we do know that i think it's gettin

or even the u. s. government unilaterally stopped implementing the migratory agreements. the u. s. government unilaterally has imposed over 240 worse measures against you. some of them very drastic, like trying to deprive cuba from the supply of oil. interrupting ramirez, is that are needed by the people stop title 3 or of health burden. persecuting governments, and pressuring governments that accept human medical cooperation. all of this has been done unilaterally, on the basis of false pretenses proclaim by the trump administration. the current government does not repeat or does not give credit to any of those pretext, used by the trump administration. yet it continues to apply the same policy. if all these actions were absolutely unilateral, why would it be an cubis side to try to make concessions for the us to do the correcting the policy of the us against cuba? in economic turns today is nothing short of criminal. it's a criminal policy to punish the livelihood of people during cove it. as a result of that policy, many people died that should not have died because we had the

as the u. s. s all was devastated by, well, it either states last about 400000 people at the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviet suffer. 27000000 deaths with john kennedy case american university commencement address. if i 263, he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states. east of chicago, have you been destroyed? mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush length crankshaft, half moon coke wheel off tackle. and sherry, dia, december 19th, 1949 saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviet operation. dropshot, date of attack, january the 1st 1957 mm. the plan outlines the complete annihilation of the usaa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out along with communism. in the 1st phase of authoration, dropshot in visits dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on

this week, u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking, outlined the u. s. foreign policy goals and a keynote speech, and he said that washington will lead the international block of countries united against russia. now to counter a longer term threat posed by china. take a listen to what he said. even as president putin's war continues, we will remain focused on the most serious, long term challenge to the national order that's posed by the people's republic of china. china is the only country with both the intent to reshape the international water. and increasingly, the economic, diplomatic, military, and technological power to do it, beijing's vision would move us away from the universal values that have sustained so much of the world's progress. over the past 75 years, we stand ready to increase our direct communication with beijing across a full range of issues. and we hope that that can happen. but we cannot rely on vision to change its trajectory. so we will shape the strategic environment around beijing to advance our vision for an open inclusive i

is the u. s. s. all was devastated by well, it either states last about 400000 people had the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviet suffer 27000000 deaths. what is 7000000 is an incredible number. what john kennedy case has american university commencement address it back to 63. he said that what the soviet suffered and world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states. east of chicago. have you been destroyed? mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan, overtime it evolved into pincher bush, lego crankshaft, halfmoon, cold wheel, off tackle and sharia. december 19th, 1949, so the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation. dropshot, date of attack. january the 1st 1957 the plan outlined the complete annihilation.

and the u. s. women soccer team has now achieved its goal of equal pay with the men crew, lead other nations programs to do the same. on walking to the show, i'm seeing beardsley in berlin. let's begin with the you were leaders are firming up their plans to fund a mass of reconstruction effort for ukraine. reuters now reporting that a may 30th meeting will seek agreement to set up a new fund. exact details of financing, however, remain vague. with the european commission proposed this week, a special facility of loans and grants funded with joint debt that would be similar to the eas, pandemic recovery funds. economists estimate anywhere that ukraine will need anywhere between half a trillion and 2 trillion euros for reconstruction. the g 7 is also wrapping up. it's today meeting in germany today, where it's reach an agreement to plug a hole in ukraine's current budget. with that, we go over to my colleague ashtosh ponder well, what we know so far is that the g 7 finance ministers have agreed to a

the u. s. authorities rules are now flying haitians back home. there is no president, crime as high students can't go to school, there is no work. the economy is down. people can't put up with deportation, is not good for us. ah aah! australia's labor party and almost a decade of conservative rule, but is yet to gain a parliamentary majority. ah, lo i marianna mozy in london, you with al jazeera, also coming up on the program. the u. s. president signs a bill to send $40000000000.00 in a to ukraine offer, which will be used to boost its military capability. for funeral, for a 17 year old palestinian shocked advisory forces in the occupied westbank after arrayed in jeanine millions of stranded in bangladesh. the flow on effect of reco right in north east india, with thousands of despised my flaunting and landslides. ah, alone welcome to the program. will we begin in australia? the opposition labor party has ended almost a decade of governing by a conservative coalition. lay belinda antony open

the u. s. president signs off on another injection of military aid to ukraine, bringing the total to $54000000000.00 to help fight the russian assault. ah, hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera alive from dough are also coming up. uneasy. com hangs of a bots of dumbass us russian forces i the region as part of their renewed offensive to take control of the south and east of ukraine. australians vote for change ending almost a decade worth of conservative rule down on the bus. i'm charlie on said the cannes film festival references treatment of its former colonies is being laid back on the big screen. ah, the u. s. president has approved an additional $40000000000.00 aid package for ukraine. the bill was flown to south korea a biden's signature, but he's on a tour of asia. the latest financial packages on top of the already $13600000000.00 with a funding. the u. s. government has pledged to ukraine. can we help it as more from washington dc when the money that the united states applied to

u. s. a is paying billions for really it reuters next time get your photos correct. do you guys need to vet your images better? those are paintball guns and masks. those aren't soldiers in combat. does anyone at reuters ever go to a shooting range or play pain ball? so yeah, it is a shame and you can see people a few or is people are angry, but you know, the saddest thing is that this is a bloody conflict and people from both sides are exhausted. not rotors, ac tire, you know, may be on, on, you know, for reporting on ukraine, but people, they are dying, they're suffering, and they wanted to come to an end as soon as possible, and they want peace. and sometimes i think that we as channel is as media community, we can try to help promote peace negotiations. you know, there were several rounds of talks, but eventually, sadly, stop. so we can try to do something to, to bring sides together to push them back to table. but we see the opposite, you know, most of the, me to their fueling this con

u. s. senate passes a $40000000000.00 aid package for ukraine and unlike previous ones, it does not forbid supplying weapons to the neo nazi as of the italian. gracious president joins his turkish counterpart in opposing finland and sweden to potential a session to nato. with broadcasting lab direct, more studios in moscow, this is art international, and sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. right now. we start with the latest on the war in ukraine, multiple residential areas in russia's course region and you're the ukranian border . have reportedly come under intense, showing by ukrainian forces, no casualties have been declared as of yet. meanwhile, the russian defense ministry announced that at least $770.00 ukrainian troops surrendered at the as of stall steel factory and marble on thursday. bringing the total to $1730.00 fighters who have capitulated their positions in the embattled industrial complex over the past. 4 days. at the head of the daniel republic have said that m

and if u. s expects to replace the russian nuclear fuel than it may not be possible immediately for other suppliers to fill this gap. also because of the technological reason. because russia are wides enriched uranium to the u. s. directors and u. s. does not have enough capacity at the moment and didn't actually who immediately produce that type of fuel that is reactors required. and also the other. 6 suppliers like australia, like canada, also provide nuclear fuel. they do not have a enrichment facilities like russia and carson gus, non. so this is very important that for technological reasons, it will not be possible for us to immediately meet the demands of enrich uranium fuel or russia has been providing for almost 20 years now. very interesting, very enlightening. thank you very much for coming in the program and sharing your expertise on all that side mohammed ali international policy on the list. the natural gas prices in the us by the way. they've more than doubled from the previous 10 c

the u. s. president joe biden is going to attend the guard summit in to appeal during his 2 day trip to japan. the visit assumes extra significance in view of the ongoing war in ukraine, which has led to washington pressurising its allies and regional partners to side with the vest rather than russia. we believe that this summit will demonstrate both in substance and in vision. the democracies can deliver and that these 4 nations working together will defend and uphold the principles of a free and open indo pacific. a highlight ask job aiden's visit will be a meeting with india's prime minister, nor in the more be on the sidelines of the site. the u. s. expects india support not just in condemning china's expansionist policies, but it also hawks to convince drams to more the to say with needle on the ukranian issue. however, under prime minister, moby india has so far stayed neutral, dismissing pressure to condemn russia. and he has chosen to redeem strategic independence in both international

the u. s. is warning of the potential threats posed by americans traveling to ukraine with the government's bearing supporters of neo nazi groups could return home battle hardened and intelligence documents suggest keeping a close eye on those u. s. nationals heading to the war zone. ortiz broadcast div takes up the story. the u. s. department of homeland security, as it turns out, is secretly very nervous. far from the pro war bravado you might see during white house press conferences or on c, n, n. american border and customs agents have realized that there's going to be a whole lot of fool at one american volunteers and ukraine. those who survive get back home. what kind of training are foreign fighters receiving in ukraine that they could possibly proliferate? and us based militia and white nationalist groups, an advisory intelligence note disseminated to airport security and border god's wounds agents that many of those americans heading for ukraine are of the unsavory sort the far right

the u. s. senate has been working to expand is a war crime legislation to give us courts of jurisdiction over more international cases. washington has said it's a response to russia's military campaign in ukraine or cheese racial blevins comments. the united states congress is considering a new bill that would give american corps its powers to pursue individuals over allegations of war crimes committed in other countries. and they don't even have to be us citizens, perpetrators committing, unspeakable war crimes, such as those unfolding before our very eyes in ukraine must be held to account. we have the power and responsibility to ensure that the united states will not be used as a safe haven by the perpetrators of these heinous crimes. the new powers would expand the 1996 war crimes act was one really important distinction. americans no longer have to be involved as a victim or the offender, but if the suspect steps vote on us soil, they can be tried in court. and there is no statute of limi

the u. s. is pushing russia to announce a technical default. now after washington bard moscow from paying its debt off in dollars through the american banks. moscow essays, the default is not on the card, however, stressing it has the cash to pay investors, and it's simply being stopped from fulfilling its obligations. our senior correspondent morale gasdio have told me more about earlier what the united states as done as it has allowed, given russia a license to continue operating through u. s. bank. so paying americans, institutions, banks, investors, who have throughout the past few months, who have all fluted all the russian debt that they have very few still hold on to russian debt. and we've seen this western press trumpeting about a potential russian default. how's russia going to get out of this? but ultimately it's, it's all a show because what do you, what do you think when you hear someone's galant, a default or bankruptcy or bankruptcy, it's that they've brought out of money right t

the u. s. military flies in tons of baby formula from germany. plus, i'm charlie on said the cannes film festival references treatment of its former colonies being laid back on the big screen. yes, president has approved a $40000000000.00 aid package for ukraine. the bill was flown to south korea, but biden's signature where he's on a tour of asia and his financial package as on top of the already $13600000000.00 worth of funding. the u. s. government has pledged to ukraine. kimberly hawk, it has more from washington dc when the money that the united states applied to ukraine began to run out and it is nearly exhausted in terms of military support. the u. s. president asked for $33000000000.00. well, the u. s. congress which controls the purse strings in turn approved $40000000000.00, and that is what the president signed into law. in other words, the congress wanted to send the signal, look at, we are not only going to prove this money, we're where to send more than what you ask for, which is

and the u. s. who's weapons the all used by the saudi led coalition. did trudeau visit santa i like he did, he have the ports rush to get food to the, to 1000000 starving children know canada boasted about sending humanitarian aid and then sent 4 times worth as much of weapons and military goods. a similar pitcher is unfolding in afghanistan with over half of the population on the brake. did biden give press conferences about the need to get them food? no, but he did free 7000000000 dollars worth of afghan funds with people taking to the streets with a simple request. let us eat. ah, this time it's there, people who can get some firewall this time is that people who are paying 6 percent more for white bread. so it matters while canada as a leading global agrifood exporter of many key products, is working with its allies on how it can assist efforts. canadian beat production was significantly reduced due to last year's throat. and there is not a significant amount of wheat, uncommitted, and availabl

they fought it very differently from the u. s. in the u. s. from day one, rac afghanistan, anywhere in the world. they knock out the water, the sanitation sewage, the food warehouses, the entrance, all the communication systems, day one, and they advertise it, they push it out. the hospitals, the medical center, that's what's destroyed. that's not what's happened in the ukraine. there. the bakeries were still open in kiev internet. that's how world politicians from colo see, you folks are all able to visit jeff, isn't that unusual in a war? but russia is fighting us in a very different way, very much against been not c, fascist forces that have been organized right within the don. it's so we should see the differences in how the wars fought, the aims in it and, and the u. s. aims are, which are to completely use ukraine as a pawn in order to ensnare russia in a war that they want to have you and it's in interest. and they are trying to reach a negotiated solution to end this war with the end of the nazi domination and firing within east ukrain

the country is following in the footsteps of the u. s. and u. k. after expressing concerns, the chinese government could gain data on how and when users access the internet german exports, the russia have tumbled to their lowest level in nearly 2 decades. as sanctions take a bite, in march exports fell 63 percent on the year to 900000000 euros. several german firms halted operations and exports to russia. a country that until recently enjoyed strong trade ties with germany or beginning today, a german court is set to hear a rather unique case against volkswagen. an individual farmer has filed a civil lawsuit against the car manufacturer. with the backing of greenpeace, he's actually asking the court to force volkswagen to cut its carbon emissions. take a look for 7 months a year. if i have come as kettle, get to enjoy the green pastures of his organic farm that the future is full of uncertainty. for him, lebrans into us we far must depend on an intake climate. we need this relative balance of nature, which keeps the land fertile back out. and if we