the u. k has had a long line of governments which promised to bring down mid migration of this country needs a majority. conservative government, which really aims to get that migration into the 10s of thousands and that should remain or a bishop. it is more like that we want to bring that migration to sustainable levels. what we want to do is bad down on a migration, particularly a skilled workers are now and now the government, which pledge to reduce numbers is facing a different reality last year. so a re, quote, high net migration of 606000, facing a backlash from his own conservative and pays. prime minister richie sooner consisted those numbers will come down. numbers the 200. it's as simple as that, and i want to bring them down. study related fees is accounted for $306000.00 arrivals. the largest source of migration work related fees is sold. the most dramatic increase mostly attributes to filling shortages in the health care sector . the war and ukraine and badges crackdown and hong

u, u has one advantage of the u. s. doesn't have because there are several jurisdictions, there are many different ways to get to rome. so many different paths and, and establishing durable or resilient value added chains really involves lots of different points of contact. and i think that could actually be a fact that we would act in europe's favor. but a general over overarching policy to establish a durable value added change. i don't see much in that i see competition among the states establishing more reliable alternative di risked sources of inputs for a european industry. when we look in general at the way the trade environment globally is moving, we see of course, the inflation reduction act, which has a lot of protectionist measures in it, in terms of where people can produce, where firms can produce in order to get these subsidies. where there are other things like chips act, the u has it's carbon border tax that's going to come up for too long. or are we seeing as we see these protectionist measures? what do

u. v. quite a web here to give another example, the north african state of morocco has all its imports of russian crude. really just to show the contrast here it took in 600000 borrows from russia in all of 2021 . but that number skyrocketed to $3000000.00 plus borrows in just the 1st 2 months of this year alone. that's a more than 34 increase in russian or imports, but there is no industrial revolution in morocco to warrant all this. instead, media reports, timber boss appears to be redirecting the black gold to the new markets where we spoke to an indian foreign policy expert who concludes sanctions have simply led to the west buying russian oil through middleman. but at a higher price. hey, mean that it's way it's actually become some more mockery of the attempt to sanction russia also. and it is a mockery of this whole concept off our sanctions that such, you know, i'm sure it's mostly more expensive, call them because european union and g 7 countries are buying oil from india and th

the u. s. builds up its influence in the asia pacific region, amid soaring tensions with china, singapore has strongly back to the office defense pack, claiming it could contribute to regional security. so even on august, in so far as it contributes constructively to regional security, we are in support of it. we are comfortable with all the free partners with an all case because with each of them we've had long term relationships, and that's why i think we're able to work together. singapore is foreign minister, also emphasized that se, asia must not become an arena for proxy wars. and that the return of china, the china, us relations rather to a more even keel would help bring stability to the region. that statement was made during the singapore australia joined the ministerial committee meeting that took place in camber yesterday. meanwhile, the u. s. and the philippines reiterated their own solid defense commitments, amid talks between the 2 countries leaders in washington. the filipino

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or, or u. s. military officer scott bennett, believes washington's efforts to provoke north korea only push it closer to a strategic partnership with russia and china, sending a submarine, a nuclear submarine, one of the 18 nuclear class, ohio class submarines is very, very dangerous. i say honestly, joe biden is trying to provoke some sort of us a skirmish ignite of fire that he can then rally america and a world war 2 mentality and say it's us versus than the axis of evil versus the axis of good. i do not suspect he is going to be allowed to trigger a nuclear bent, but he very well could launch tomahawk cruise missiles as a distraction operation for other events that he may be secretly doing right now. in the straits of taiwan, china and russia created a strong wall against the hedge him on, and the u. s. knows that and the strategy and the british and canadian so that to so they're trying to bluff, they're trying to send these pageantry rainbow flag worrying. armada is located somewhere arou

the u. n is saying the humanitarian crisis is now turning into a full blown catastrophe. fighting ensued on is cause prices to shoe top in chad, making food items on affordable for many people. ah, hello i'm, i am the mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. russia launches and you barge of missiles that ukraine wounding at least 34 people, and causing extensive damage in one east and city. a lease. and on a case clash across france as well, because he's made a rallies to protest against president mack on raising the age over time. ah, this is now the 60 psi between sedans, army and the palm military rapids support forces. but it's been interrupted by asteroids on shots and explosions, a fighting intensify despite the warring sides, extending their truce by another 3 days. the un is warning the humanitarian crisis ensued on is turning into a full blown catastrophe with a risk of spill over into neighboring countries at a serious concern. millions of people i

the u. n. c don envoy says the country's warring generals have agreed to send representatives to talks, possibly in saudi arabia, volker pathis, was speaking to the associated press. but he also warned that there are challenges to overcome before any negotiations can begin. the fighting between sedans, army and the paramilitary rapid support forces has now gone on for more than 3 weeks. on the ground monday, there was another day of air strikes, gunshots and explosions. the fighting has intensified despite the rival sides, extending their truce by another 3 days, millions of people and call to him, trapped in their homes. the you and his warning that the humanitarian crisis ensue . don is turning into a full blown catastrophe. victoria gate and b begins, are coverage. hipaa is too frightened to leave her apartment in hall too. i missed my banner. when it hit daddy, i will continue. we hear the sounds of artillery falling in the street. we are traumatized. every time we hear the fighting, we

in the u. a. in the last week of the mass arrests of pro democracy activists in london, protesting the coordination of charles, the 3rd russian celebration. the 78. all of us read the winning. it's winning. we'll go to m the crushing of fascism. this is moscow claims it is again today inviting nazis in your a bomb to the teeth by washington, london, and brussels. and they donation media was going to highlight the parent scale to back celebration this year. as a result of what explains with depleted military resources and forces due to russia's invasion of ukraine on saturdays show, we spoke to dan rice developer especially advise that to ukraine's forces commander in chief general the others, me to hear how the war is going from the great inside. now joining me from counter be in the u. k for different viewpoint. give me is professor richards aqua, kent universities emeritus professor of russian and european politics and the author of the russia sca fake news and genuine threats. thank you so much

and i think really in the u. k, that's your only option these days because as us intelligence or defense whistle blower, there is no legal defense for your whistle blowing. and it's an absolutely appalling stage of us, as i'd like to thank our guest catherine gun for joining us and thank you to our viewers. one of america's founding fathers, james madison said that, quote, freedom may be endangered by the abuse of liberty, but also by the abuse of power and quote, he was right when he said that nearly 250 years ago. and those words hold true today. that's why we need people like catherine gun until next time. thanks for joining us. 2 the voltage to such as was for the right. so see what's printing was are out there. so some douglas, just so basically of course we need the last name was needed. read it 1st. and when we used to imagine we have some more more than one by us or someone. what was this? we went to the the yes or no. both countries got to call the the european agenda is dave about the, to the change of

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now, a billing cat is a u. s. and u. k sponsored organization falsely posing as an independent entity to provide the background noise for us and u. k. regime change operations from eastern europe to the middle east. next plymouth old founder and editor in chief of the grey zone news outlet would come or treat you just one here, anywhere else. thank you so much for you. what big fun carry on. so you same thanks a lot. thank you. now what spring seen as an historic event for damascus in the middle east as a whole. the syrian president bush allah side has puts down in saudi arabia. is that to attend the meeting of the arab league on friday. now the saudi king invited us out to attend the meeting off of the arab league. a recent is decided to we admit syria to the organization officer. it was suspended in 2011. the syrian foreign minister held bilateral meetings this week in the kingdom with several of his counterparts. and that sounds damascus has moved to restore ties with saudi arabia, jordan, egypt, iraq and iran. so liv

why the u. k. isn't in the happiest of places that say politically or a car, if one actually, and yet, you know, a day of such sort of history and celebration that we're seeing play out in front of us right now. yeah, i think this is what a lot of people appreciated about this and bought them on the key that it is something that doesn't change. and one gentleman, one couple, i've been chatting to who watched the ceremony and who said who, who really, really moves by it. they explicitly said that there are so many changes and we have a war in europe and, and things can, can change so quickly. and yet here we have a moment key and we've got these traditions, it talking back to 2 centuries of, of tradition. this is what they really value. and that doesn't mean that they are unpredictable of everything and unpredicted off tomorrow the key. but i think it's just a moment when people feel that they wants to come together as a country, as i said, not, not everyone, but a lot of people really do feel that

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the u. s. 3 to raise to decades old security pop to ship with the philippines. but does president biden's commitment to president marco's junior make manila safer for joy even closer to confrontation with b. jing? ah, i british manager, welcome to did up the news asia. glad you could join us. the united states has committed to defending the philippines, including in the south china sea. the word used, ardent lab. it's what president joe biden said to philippines. president fat man macros. junior. during the 1st white house visit by a philippines leader in 10, yes. the commitment comes at a time that manila is facing increased chinese assertive base in the south china sea. beijing unilaterally claims almost the entire expense of water as its own. a claim shown here by this red line. this includes islands, which manila claimed sovereignty over sovereignty that increasingly being challenged by beijing. on the south china sea, a tense standoff comes to a head. a chinese coast guards ship steams dir

a behind that banking crisis is the rapid rise in borrowing rates in the u. s. and elsewhere in recent months. that's also hit start ups hard. a young growth at all costs companies had become accustomed to bucket loads of investor money. when rates were lower. now they're having to show a lot more to get the cash. ah, berlin is home to 3000 startups were employed, 70000 people. but after many years of an upward trend, now financing difficulties are looming, large, large startups such as gonna tear and get, have already laid of many employees. yet, on all of these things that had suddenly appeared, the interest rate increases economic developments. ukraine crisis banking crisis. all of these have effect on the start up seen. that means that investors are hesitant about their investments to a certain extent and reluctant to provide follow financing. that means that there is a market in waiting dies and mark ah, around 10000000000 euros were invested in stock thompson, germany last year. this is 43 percent less than the record high seen in 2021. efficiency and orga

and the u. s. banking system remain sound our intervention with necessary to protect the broader us banking system. these actions demonstrate that all deposit or savings in the banking system are safe. our banking system is sound and resilient with strong capital and liquidity. when our to contribute or chris, an unsafe investors aversion to us banks that we're seeing could of big vacations the u. s. solar is becoming something that is, that is pretty much worthless. you've got a situation where we could see a total crash in the us market at g to the fact that as, as an actually rightly points out for ones and investors and are looking at the united states and thinking. is this a safe place for me to part my cash? is this a safe place for me to buy stops and equities or any kind of financial instrument and it hit the global investment community says no, the u. s. economy gets forwarded to 34, and then we can see every economy that's allied to the u. s. following the same way, just like what happ

but i believe the u. k. government has done a utah now, so you could get on one of those planes, but i understand it would be you and not your family. how do you feel about? yes. yeah, so that's, that's another another issue. so when they eventually change the rules, i said ok, and she has book that could catch those flight and go back to the u. k. it was only for a 4 hour time. so how would you expect me to leave my family in a while on and then just, you know, save my life and then just catch one of those. my so i felt betrayed because i've been in stock. so i worked through the bank that make my own life on danger when i was walking during the corporate band and that wasn't really come through that from the government. i felt betrayed. i got my immediate family was really, really in danger. and even when they, when they decided to evacuate the doctor, it was a very short notice for everyone to continue. it's like because obviously everyone missed don't you know? because it's a boys don't. so no one is

but even here in the u. s, i know some jonah, these were unable to do their job and you know, to focus sheila, so be here at home. and i want quickly say something on julian. i saw because i've been calling for his release for a long time. most people here believed angelina, i should be free. he should be released because all he did was to, you know, share detroit. and jonah genovese him, his night. crime was presented by it and said, didn't say go. and julian, us, i didn't do anything was done. you know, just saying it's from the notorious, the us national security agency spied on to former top and frank to politicians during that time in office, as, according to one of them, francois theone, who says nicholas suck as they were, was also wire taps by the end essay for yes. this as well. so it korea, we for interference. yes, i'm counted in a proposed of the time it came from a friend, an allied country, the united states. but as presidents are crazy and i were eavesdropped on for 5 years by then a saying fo

w. news channel with u. s. as kicking off its annual for day investment summit today, which this year seems more like a victory lap after all, overseas firms are already rushing to get part of the more than $400000000000.00 in climate related subsidies as part of the new american inflation reduction act, well, that act has europe worried? could the continent lose even more supply chains for renewables as companies rough rush across the atlantic? well, that's what i recently asked professor michael berda at humble university in berlin . take a listen. it will be difficult because of the use hamstrung being a union of many jurisdictions with different tax authorities makes it very difficult to present a single tax break for investment in the european area. and each country for itself is not a solution. in addition, europe has this predilection for, for going for, for direct subsidies, giving money. but you have to apply for it. you have to go through a lot of bureaucracy and you have to learn how to do it takes a

u. n. in the beginning countries waging on the program to do so. as i just said that to the relationship, the invasion to david products is important to us and it's important that it is not undermine. and of course that we be your politics. it is also quite possible that it could be undermined. so it would be about 4 days out, at least has to be definitely so that the, the, the food stops reach around, lead to russia. uh, is necessary. yeah, i live in the outright in he finds you guys and so he's in how i have of african countries and of yes, the other guys taken too long to be self sufficient and a lot quite right to if i do a satellite. so the slides, right, where do i need you to receive assistance? and i think i think that i should've guessed that the got the easy load people. i guess the you says it could correct carbon border terrorist in response to india, threat to complain to the world trade organization with new dally, saying the union's green initiative is affecting around $80

now janet yellen says the u. s. must increase its credit line or just suspend the limitations on what washington can borrow. otherwise, severe consequences could be seen in a matter of weeks. it comes amid they financial services, john j. p. morgan stepping in to snap up the troubled us bank 1st republic and a deal brokered by regulators. all of 1st republics, 84 offices and remaining deposits are now under the control of gp morgan. it had been teetering on the brink and recent weeks this by the $30000000000.00 lifeline from several major financial institutions. didn't work however, was worried. the passenger is pulled more than 3 times the figure from a cons causing its market value to co ops by 97 percent. what 1st republic is. busy just the 2nd largest lender to implode in recent months . behind the silicon valley bank both were based in california, another commercial enterprise signature bank, also clubs. that's res, fears even more at risk and that a wider crisis can spread the president by the treasury secreta

the u. k. like other high in some countries have seen an increasing number of the migration, but it is not one that's really going up very much all the time. but what we have seen last year is it increase because of separate events that have happened to the one ukraine event sitting in hong kong. we've also seen an increase the amount of due to students, but the case came to bring into the country. sort of this sense accumulates huge, but i would say in the long term, the population, the foreign boom population, in the case, very similar to that of other countries. i'm high income kind of do something has remained relatively the same. but what we do see is that there is a shortage in many sectors, particularly in the health care sectors. and this is also what history then some of that increase. but i think we should really look beyond the numbers and look at the benefits of migrant spring because the huge to the u. k. economy and also the society or so if i can. exactly. that's what i wanted to

and so with the u. s being the largest polluter in the world, the largest holder of real estate in the world with more than 4800 defense sites, everywhere on all continents. in more than 160 countries. i think jen z, it's really connected with what the impacts of that are and, and as you said in that, in that quote, i mean, absolutely, it was a complete waste of life for all parties concerned to go to war and for what, today with the internet young people have all kinds of access to the realities of war, the violence, the bodies, the harm, the soldiers suffer in also the harm that soldiers cause. do you think that those things are not only changing people's perception of war, which i think is we could agree on, but isn't making people less likely to want to enlist kaitlin? would you agree with that? i would agree with that. i think that with the rise of the digital age and greater access to all of this information we, we, we have a box that literally contains almost all of the information in the world i

a u. s. troops were doing it. i can, i've got to stand and this completely on, on baled a what the u. s. war machine was the way and how it was being a he'd and how he was completed with the media with my sir media. how western media has been companies, leader. we to hiding these for all from, from the public because they need to maintain the, you know, quote unquote, rules based order. well, the latest news are face face given on our website, r t dot com. thank you for choosing audience. nashville. ah ah ah ah. mm mm ah a new live muscles. if you look on the initial be wonderful. um not a deal can use to put value a new day or 2, but you also do a what i see the steve both the little gear medation says a good.

in addition, the u. s. is uh, i'll put, i think, drones from the, for the before valley as far of its efforts to monitor the movement of his beloved and uh, of the groups that are considered as most sides do. united states on the these uh, military stations and 11 on obviously out of being as, let's say, a logistical stations. oh, for the link between police, the u. s. a base and cyprus on all the u. s. bases in eastern syria, utah and so on. the middle east, so this is the real issue and that is a 3rd objective for this uh, military base, which is to keep living on base, to control the country. uh, unless of course, uh through managing a network. oh, well, that's a good context and espionage concerts. in order to keep the company at the base and the within sort of thing the boundary is that's acceptable to the u. s. so i believe that's the side of the objectives of having such a big compound and such a finding. the country like lebanon, especially that this compound, is not far from main name, but action m

the philippines and the u. s. strengthen their defense corporation. workers gather worldwide to mark this is international labor day and in sport, liverpool and tottenham, producer 7 golf river and the english premier league will be here with dozens of people, including children have been injured in ukraine after a series of overnight russian missile strikes, most of most of them are in public rod, that's east of disney pro. the regions governance says it sparked a large fire in the cities industrial area, apartment blocks, schools, shops, all destroyed in cave air defense systems could be seen intercepting missiles, an air raid sirens rang across the country for 3 hours. cha, stratford has more from ukrainian capital over the last few days, there has been an intensification of these missiles and so can, because he drove attacks deep inside ukrainian territory by russian forces. the most dramatic of which last night seems to have hit a target in the town of public rad, in east and ukraine. that's east of the ci

but u. k. defense ministry says russia has for months, been preparing what it describes as some of the most extensive defensive lines seen anywhere in the world. in decades. i'll stop it, i'll just 0. give us actually said anthony bank and is holding meetings with the foreign ministers of all mania and as a by john a talks and to reduce tensions about the new go. no car, back to spewed as a by john setup to checkpoints in the region, low will latch in corridor last month. it's the only road connecting armenia with the area back to smith calls from a move the checkpoints, which according to armenia, violates a 2020 cease fire agreement between the 2 countries. lived out to washington dc. hydro castro is the following. this story and heidi, what do we know about these close door talks or, or we know they have already taken place this morning here in washington, us secretary of state anthony lincoln, hosting the to foreign ministers 1st separately, and one on one talks and then the 3 of them ta

the u. k. still has them working out from is colonial dream and continue seeking to into fe and hong kong. the fast through misleading report, which is steeps an ideological bias. and inconsistent with the fact this gravely violates the principles of international law and the basic norms governing international relations. we strongly deploy and reject this. so during a you and hearing the u. k presented a report claiming that hong kong authorities are using security legislation to persecute opposition, hong kong official say the national security law has brought stability to the city after mass anti government protest back in 2019 international independent china specialist. andrew long says the west a times to discredit china because it fears it's growing influence. the national security law was enacted because of all closed for subject to paul was 2 years old. she met the scales caused by a riotous and just throwing petrol bombs and surrounding the police headquarters and holding the portal in

u. s. aircraft carrier announcing the end of major combat operations in iraq. the speech was titled mission accomplished. naughty that steve sweeney now takes an extended look at how the u. s. light operation of the end of the day did end in that of a disastrous fe on the 1st of may, 2003. george w bush gave his speech on pull the u. s. s warship, abraham lincoln declaring victory and an end to the war. in iraq major combat operations and iraq have ended in the battle of iraq. the united states and our allies have prevailed a banner was draped on the ship boldly declaring mission accomplished, but was it. according to the iraq body count project, nearly 11000 civilians were killed in the 1st few months of the wall by 2023, and recorded more than 200000 fatalities with others putting the test. so as high as $1000000.00 or more, less than a month off to push his speech, the iraqi army was disbanded with thousands of soldiers left angry and disgruntled at u. s. occupying forces, the insurge

b, u has turned around and use the same sort of line on india. but wallet, you tries to shake some more cash free from india as pockets under the pretext of saving the earth. it just can't give itself a break either when it comes to its own climate change agenda. the largest group in the european parliament, the center, right? european people's party is now threatening to pull its support for the permissions green deal because they're worried about all the farming and food security risk is being undermined within each countries all. because the big brain, brussels bureaucrats have become obsessed with the nitrogen in child done. and they want the number of cattle drastically reduced. the commissions greenville proposals are cutting production and making investments and secure unsustainable costs of blood production products. without realistic alternatives means a significant cut of the nature of duration. on the other hand means the cut of the land area used for forming together. they will make a big hole and they'll write a very soon farmer's bu

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