and the u. s. department left 325000 afghan rescue program applications and read a mid promises for the vitamin ministration. help those who worked with the u. s. military during the complex ah, from moscow to the world. this is our international. i'm rachel blevins, and these are the top stories this our t at wants to drag nato into or direct war with russia by using a so called nuclear dirty bomb. that's according to russia's deputy envoy to the un students. katie xen wants to avoid 1st of all defeats secondly wants to involve need, so for their ex, flesh with russia, which is very dangerous, and, but which we will be profitable for him to remain in power. dmitri pollyanna ski with the, the russian deputy ambassador to the us. he spoke and made clear that russia is not threatening the use of nuclear weapons, but it's simply not accurate. prior to that survey lab, rob the foreign minister of russia, has referred to such claim this frivolous and fiction. now, when fully anthea was speaking to the

u. n. and gpa. the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukranian insurgent army respectively, to huge was the hold that that was a little while, but i shouldn't be self still be what you would be wise review. i'd wish to preserve all postal do id manual on the progress mobility in the video will be on believe, you know, is sort of i me, lou on the ones that should the crash coalition in trust. rational at the media at the lamb mo, bombarded one. thank you. i brush initially secretary of the communist party of ukraine. nikita who shelf center points bulky envelopes labeled top secret one after another to moscow. stayed security minister victor, about whom of analyze this intelligence and realized that command of these operations was being exercised from within ukraine from a single centre which distributed money and weapons and gave orders to kill in order to disrupt this gangland activity. the leaders of the ukrainian nationalists had to be found and eliminated. it was this mission that so

all the high ranking o u and officers had received military training in germany and had even received german officer ranks. a force was being created that was to wipe out the communists and paved the way. but his triumphant returned to ukraine. a violence, his direct dealings with him to the became so dangerous that stalin got involved personally. a reason that it was necessary to break this connection as soon as possible. and the best way to do this was to eliminate kind of violets of the old, hitler only valued personal ties. so it would be some time before anyone else from the o u. n. would be able to get his attention to the plant if was given the task. no other check his could have approached the o u and leader without arousing suspicion as carnival. it's his confidence to the plot of quickly found a reason to meet. he wanted to discuss the impending betrayal. he suggested disguising a bomb as a box of chocolates. vantage was very fond of sweets and wouldn't refuse such a gift. last occurred on may the 23rd, 1938 in the into hotels, cafe and rotterdam. it was then that the soviet

u. n. and gpa. the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent, tommy, respectively, to here, which was a vessel that that was to lunch. but i shouldn't be self still be what you would be wise review. i'd wish to preserve all postal with you at the menu on the various mobile id and the video will be on believe, you know, is sort of i me, lou on the ones that should the crash coalition in trust, rational the media issue at the lamb mo, bombarded room, thank you. i brush initially secretary of the communist party of ukraine. nikita who shelf center points bulky envelopes labeled top secret one after another to moscow. state security minister victor, about whom of analyzed this intelligence and realized that command these operations was being exercised from within ukraine from a single centre which distributed money and weapons and gave orders to kill in order to disrupt this gangland activity. the leaders of the ukrainian nationalists had to be found and eliminated. it was this

u. a and saudi from u. s, military companies. that's why in the us, people are saying, hang on a minute, we must tie any kind of aid and contracts to ordering saudi arabia here in the u. a about just the way that nato, the defense department, and the u. s. military industrial complex want them to act. so yeah, it is a balancing game, but then again, the international, the strategic, sorry, no international, the american strategic petroleum reserves with united states before this decision. we're looking like they were back in the 1980s when arguably they could order the u . a in saudi arabia. more washington. good. and now i think in the past few minutes, the u. s. is already saying they're going to have to release more from that strategic petroleum reserve. so it's a balancing act for developing world countries. but many roman j does. even in the washing belt, we're having to admit is a change times. and of course, looking towards it, even though not reporting on it, we soccer chang, i cooperation organization meeting led to learn

u. s. and poland. i this is, i don't really don't stop there that's, that's a quite a statement as well. why do you feel like that that was a you us action? what evidence do you have of that? a host of ortiz wells apart, asana, boy, co joy. my colleague, nicky, are in in the studio earlier to break down the ramifications of the opec plus production cuts. white has already described this move as a hostile act, and it's a very interesting wording because if you start from a promise that the rest of the world is supposed to be serving your interest, done everything that's for your interest would be forced to act. but saudi arabia, in many of the opec members, are considered traditional u. s. allies and the fact that they have pretty much ignored the very, very active american law being shows that things are changing in the world. and countries are starting to pursue their own interest. the white house has yet again tried to put all the blame on russia, but i think the current division shows the even close

and then we see today's carter, i should say the u. e 160000000 barrels decrease 526000000. decreased by russia and their saudi arabia each i'm just going to tell you that the white house officials are being quoted on argue bill actually stenographer. the u. s. media has st. quotes disappointed by the short sighted decision, basically from saudi you, a rusher, other members of opec, and a kind of threat. some way to argue that by the administration, according to these anonymous source has been graded on u. s, i was, will consult congress, an additional 2040 to reduce opec's control over energy prices. it is a balancing game, but then again, the international, the strategic, sorry, noise, and actually american strategic petroleum reserve of the united states. before this decision, we're looking like they were back in the 1980s when arguably they could order the u . a in saudi arabia. more washington. good. and now i think in the past a few minutes, the u. s. is already saying they're going to have to release more from that strategic petr

and u. k. are running this war and yeah, i mean, they're just doing what a lot of people do in life. they take, they take credit for the good things and they deflect blame for the bad things, but they're in charge. they're in charge for the good and the bad. my dad is very clear. this is a nato operation against russia. let's just be very clear, that is what this conflict is about. and the core ukrainians are the cannon fodder that nato is using for this conflict that that's what is happening. well, professor, can i like we have to take a very short break right now, but we'll be back in just a few moments with mm ah ah, with a a ah a ah, the 1st time in history, an entire country's culture has been canceled to the very modern weapon cancelled culture. really desert lucille malice, who thought it when william fraud kit just me sitting there with the phrase now particularly refers to counseling russian culture. yet them know what to create a few orders because it can when you're miles for cure, wh

and you report from the u. n. world meteorological organisation shows the 3 main greenhouse gases hit record highs and the atmosphere last year. the report labels agriculture as a major source of the greenhouse gas, nitrous oxide, and methane delegates from around the world are to meet for climate change talks next week at the club, $27.00 conference in egypt as tensions rise over the war and ukraine, the kremlin says russian president vladimir putin has monitor strategic nuclear weapons drills. u. s. officials say they received notice of the exercise which involved practice launches of ballistic and cruise missiles. moscow said it was a simulation of a massive retaliatory strike after a simulated attack on russia. ukraine's defense minister says the counter offensive and the southern hassan region is proving more difficult than in the north east to due to the weather and the nature of the terrain. ukrainian troops have been forcing the russians back and liberating land in the region for weeks. they getting clos

and u. k. are running this war and yeah, i mean, they're just doing what a lot of people do in life. they take, they take credit for the good things and they deflect blame for the bad things, but they're in charge. they're in charge for the good. and the bad mom, dad is very clear. this is a nato operation against russia. let's just be very clear, that is what this conflict is about. and the core ukrainians are the cannon fodder that nato is using for this conflict that that's what happened. well, professor, cuz i like we have to take a very short break right now, but we will get back in just a few moments. thank you. a ah ah my what a few days in some missiles can make rushes retaliation to the attack on the crimea bridge was focused and deadly will curb and its western handlers now think twice before engaging in more sabotage than terrorist assault. the choice is there. mm hm. mm hm. welcome back to wells appointment. daniel kovachick adjunct professor of international human rights at the univ

yeah, and the u. s. is furious about and this is one of their closest allies. so look, here's my car. in the u. s. has been doing what it was without recriminations, certainly since the collapse of soviet. right. it's gone to war. wherever it's wanted to go to war without security council authorization. and. and i think the world's tired of the work, the rest of the world is tired of the united states. and so i think they are excited honestly, one from an emotional point of view to see the us getting kicked in the teeth a little bit. but also because the u. s. uses, you know, the dollar dominance to, oh, you know, to sanction other countries to try to control other countries. the most of the world's happy that there's another systems emerging that they can be a part of that they don't have a trade on the golf. for example, they're happy that they can trade with over countries like russia and china. iran that they don't have to be totally beholden to the united states. and that's actually a very important point that that gives them a certain degree of freedom a.

and the u. k, um you know, i think the whole purpose from the western point of view for this war was to undermine russia to weaken russia in the way that the afghan war of 80 was intended to do the same to the soviet union. and it did actually have that in that, i mean, it succeeded to that extent. it's my perception that russia would be happy to end this thing now to do with those 4 republics that have voted to join russia, joining russia, crimea staying with russia, leaving the rest of the ukraine and ending it there. now, professor of all this war has been going on for several years, but i think over the last couple of weeks we've seen a notable moving of the gold post and something that used to be off limits, at least for the states i'm talking about with industrial sabotage and industrial terrorism seems to be pretty legitimate or at least normalized by the strikes on the russian gas infrastructure, as well as, according to russian intelligence, previously undisclosed to tax on a nuclear pla

u. k. and many other countries are port billions, tens of billions of dollars into ukraine and inter dissolve in the form of weapons funding, volunteers, and training. if you wanted to talk about drones, if you, if nancy pelosi wanted to talk about drones without having a double standard, she can look at the city where i'm sitting right now, hamilton, ontario, canada, where most of the optics for us and turkish drones are made how come, she doesn't say that canada might be a danger to the world. it's a double standard. in my opinion, we have to remember who nancy pelosi is. she is one, a corrupt us politician who has enriched herself while in office. she is a millionaire many times over. thanks to the you last, military industrial complex people in the world should be worried that this conflict which is instigated by the us and nato, may push the war in ukraine into a nuclear conflagration. returning to nancy paul was saying she attended the crimea platform summit held in croatia and was snubbe

u. s. and poland, i this is so i just don't want to stop there. that's a, that's a quite a statement as well. why do you feel way that there was a u. s. action? what evidence do you have of that usa helicopters, military helicopters that are normally based in good answer? i were circling over this area currency on the hands of the usa, so v as z, lincoln say to the attacking russian park bars was quote, in no one's interest. he did our vote well, who recent you've been ever since. distance itself from russian energy supplies. it's a tremendous opportunity to once and for all remove the dependence on russian energy and thus to take away from vladimir putin, the weapon ization of energy as a means of advancing his imperial designs. that's very significant. and that offers tremendous strategic opportunity for the years to come. while the us is of like me to seize the opportunity to increase on the shipment to the economist dr. i hammer says you have the premise on washington is risky. so this is of course not only ridiculous, this is, this is totally

is war on china. war and russia. the u. s. a. is, is now pretty openly, ah, in conflict with these 2 countries. and it's now decided to go out to china in this way. china has proven time and again that they can develop technology quickly. they're going to figure this out. they're going to make their own ships and guess what? the u. s. micro chip industry will not have its biggest buyer anymore. maybe some of those companies would go out of business in the us. and guess what? then we're going to have a shortage microchips again in the us. right. so. busy all these sanctions that the u. s. is imposing on on countries like china and russia are just shooting ourselves in the foot, some gay shooting ourselves in the head as metal training. hobbs and london in the u. s. consider restricting russian aluminum import. 5, e, you, industry associations urging their governments not to follow this lead. the body is fear that the move could force many businesses to shut down and even destroy the industry as a whole. we requested the urgent inte

u. and the wes, which are crystal clear, they want to punish russia with low oil prices by introducing a price cap. on the other hand, we have the group of all producers called opec plus, which is surely interested in higher prices for years. they have been achieving that through limiting their output. and guess who's running the show as the biggest players when it comes to opec plots, that's saudi arabia in russia. now i do want to point out that washington work hard to convince the oil which gulf countries not to agree to an output cut. so the number one question right now is what comes 1st for saudi arabia and it's opec plus allies, their own economic interests, or friendship with the us today, the answer was given. opec plus decided to go for the move that would drive the prices up. this is said to weaken the efforts by the west, anger the us apparently, and help russia at the end of the day. now this is what perhaps led to the following exchange between a journalist and the saudi energy

and that the u. s. has now determined the arrangement is in violation of a un resolution link to the 2015 iran nuclear deal. this resolution placed a weapons embargo on iran and while the ban on selling conventional weapons expired in 2020, the u. s. as there still remains a ban on iran selling advanced weaponry, like these groans, england were the 1st to say that this weapons trade is illegal. iranian denies making the drones that hit key if but the white house as that is untrue. and the white house also describes the drone attacks on residential keith as war crimes saying that russia must be held accountable. now, several e u foreign ministers have called for sanctions against iran, over the transfer a drones to russia. the u. s. has so far not gone as far. will ukrainians have gathered outside the iranian embassy and cave demanding terrans stopped selling drones to russia? they've accused iran in government supporting what they call terrorism. and said drone attacks were hitting civilian raw the milit

u. s. and raise prices, even more. prices are going up fast. the u. s. a. partly because the oil companies are shutting down to refineries. no, they're not having these a regular maintenance. and then there's the so called fires and everything, and the real bottleneck is that the refining capacity. and that's been manipulated . i believe has nothing really different going on, except it's a good excuse to blame of the saudis and opec. instead of pointing the finger at the u. s. oil companies right before an election. meanwhile, energy has also been high on the agenda, add an ear summit in prague. the box foreign policy chief justice burrell said the opec was decision to slash oil production was a response to the new e u. price cap, underlining that energy has become the main geo political issue. luca dale begged with their decision to decrease this reply of coil, which is a clear answer to our proposal to price of the means that the annual fee is becoming demotion. portland geostrategic issue today related with the war, but also with the balance of power i

u. s. in the war, against the cold war, against the soviet union. and the u. s. has been supporting nazis and ukraine for decades. so i mean, this is nothing new and this is not surprising. the u. s. and again, you can't even say there indifferent to nazis in the ukraine. the fact is, the u. s. supports not season with. zach was initially widely celebrated in cave and praise my serene queen officials, including both of us. he's advises, however, one of them leads of backtracked on what he said and put a new twist on the story. certainly a prank was orchestrated by russian security services. this is not the 1st time in claiming officials are changing less thongs. policies contribute to the original mas antiques and people look into the price of the problem with the west. empowering allies to be its attack, dogs against russia is that sometimes the proxy manages to chew through its li shore, its harness. it then starts running around doing its business all over the neighbors yards, while loudly barking its excitement and even causing simple minded creatures to bark.

and of course, a u. s. military on these try, the military had their own agenda in relation to china in the pacific region, across to africa now, where tons and it says no to g m o. that's off to neighboring, kenya lifted it's, and year been on the farming an impulse of genetically modified crops. we are not open to such genetically modified technology. kenya's move has no effect on us. we will keep on utilizing the hybrid op varieties as our various studies maintain, that we have enough in the very best hybrid seeds that are commercially viable and more productive than g m. anthony is concerned that genetically modified foods might find their way into the country. can use decision to return to the open cultivation of g m crops was made after the west drought in 40 years, along with issues in the global supply chain due to the war in ukraine, which has led at some loss, hunger a damo gob of the 2nd former presidential aspirants for the 2023. nigerian elation says the gym. food is not right for africa. oka

u. s. and raise price is even more prices are going up fast, the u. s. a. partly because the oil companies are shutting down to refineries. you know, they're not, they're having these a regular maintenance. and then there's the so called fires and everything and the real bottleneck is that the refining capacity. and that's been manipulated. i believe i am, we got prices going up sharply into your side. i believe. you know, another $0.25 a gallon in california. it's already more than $7.00 a gallon. so it's really interesting that you see a u. s. pointing the finger at saudi arabia and not at its own oil companies who aren't really cooperating very much either. yeah, as mid term elections coming up may be helping as politicians want to at least have someone who they say they can blame. and speaking of placing the blame, we have some democrats saying that we ought as move was deliberate to hurt the you asked while the king them is saying that the u. s. itself is to blame for rising gas prices. so, oh, is really to blame for those rising prices and how do yo

and of course, a u. s. military on these try in the military, have their own agenda in relation to china in the pacific region. the republic of korea and the u. s. will reportedly whole joint maritime exercises on the 7th and 8th of october in response to a north korean missile launches. this causes a south korean ballistic missile malfunction and crashed on the outskirts of the military base on wednesday during a live fire drill conducted with american forces. the crash which occurred amid heightened tensions with north korea caused panic among local residents and municipal official in this city where the incident took place accused the government of using taxpayer money for weapons that threatened the countries own people. a short range missile was equipped with a war, had been denied at ne, upon impact. no casualties were reported. the exercises began days after you as a vice president, comalla harris visited south korea in a show of solidarity as at neighboring north korea, ramped up test of its own s

and that tweet and the u. s, and i thought you or somebody don't to focus on don't long with the 2 box on occupied because she and if that wasn't enough, the u. s. embassy focus on pleated out calling, eat e g, which is all john when kashmir, thoughts on seats in the offended terminology, which is only used 5 focused thought on his with it the us on where to focus on or so. it's the u. s. government for to lighting, financial assistance, so me store felton heritage side in that particular region. now this got the battle or the fcc deal, which remember dr. sean, go with the fast minutes so, or in the land. the biden administration proposal providing $415000000.00 or fairs and military assistance to box sun. nevertheless, as far as a visit or be with a boy to be okay. i'm calling is ha, all saw john. one question you said it has effect india. they've taken up by shaw, but it's close live, take home most about who previously served as india as foreign secretary and basset to turkey, trons and russia. many thanks f

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at the same time, united states and u. s. congress, you're trying to punish african countries for working with russia and having russia is an ally. this is the contradictory nature and insanity. are the anglo american policy. neil id is a resolve in the conference in ukraine and come in from american 1000000000 a la mosque, the business and person number of trees advancing proposals that go against the western narrative. let's take a look at what he wrote. a propose to redo the referendums of done as guns has on as opposed to regions on the united nations supervision and knowledge. crimea is historically a part of russia, as it was since 1783, and to guarantee ukraine's neutral status mosque also drew attention to the population of russia, saying that keith says no chance and the current conflict that the piece has to be secured. finally, must organize his own pole on the feature of the dom bus in crimea. and currently, over half of the voters stand for the self determination. the people in these regions. the crating respon

u. s. and the neo powers. mm oh my gosh. okay. that you completed sabotaged training and you get done and served in 3rd reich units as an as, as captain a secondary command of the enough, the guy battalion, he trained ukrainian nationalist cadets. he was awarded to merit crosses and a nazi metal along with montera. he had been an o u and member from the age of 19, ah, and the old artist on the been a mom when your mom that he just as a in on do show bundle krinski spent studies to model the must solve there. but just dory use, jonah, sally, she elise get us, which i, we ship them just that. yes. dig latricia gotten better shown chunk dora. so star spotted on now. i you know, sure. i'm one of the one i love each brochure. la jolla sadden but em stamped on them on a deep chest, allowing share that with near will he had to sell a ne, scheduled up of he had to cost a polish giggle. beef militia ye, no. spell or no you were the one i had no children no she doth so ashamed ye shun viola sub they woul

and syria. that of course led to the unlawful aggression by france, the u. k. and the u. s. in 2019. and that was heavily advocated for by natalie lewis, who also has connections to the syria campaign, the organization that runs the p. o for the terrorist linked white helmet in syria, and connections to many of the so called descend club. the complex that is supposedly fact checking the work of independent journalists like myself. so, for me, this is clearly a personal vendetta, and she's using her influence within the european parliament to try and bring a personal talk against me. and it's no coincidence that my name appeared on the ukrainian kill list most the day after. wow. and that's what i mean on a personal level. it's no surprise for me that this is a personal vendetta, by, by this, by this french m. p. i mean, you talk about theory a, for example, the white helmets and stage to chemical attacks and all these things are not see, we were reporting weeks before these things happen in syria. but of course, i mean the white helmets. i could talk all day about them and their holly

and about empire preservation. the u. s. is a dying empire and it's desperately clinging to its empire at this point. present like we talked about the united states. so we discussed russia, we discussed the ukraine. let's talk about the rest of the world. the kremlin is now trying to frame its own cause as a broad fight against haji morning, neo colonialism. acknowledge is the 1st and foremost that pursues its own national interest, economic and political independence and sovereignty. but i think putting in many of his speeches stresses that ultimately that 5 is also creating the grounds for and more democratic international system. do you think there is any support for this kind of car within the larger and not knowing the western world? i do, i think in it that's being reflected in the un votes. i mean what you're saying is that it's really, you know, the u. s. canada, western europe, japan and australia. they're on their own against russia. really, the rest of the world is not an even you see, saudi arabia now closing up t

and u. k. are running this war and yeah, i mean, they're just doing what a lot of people do in life. they take, they take credit for the good things and they deflect blame for the bad things, but they're in charge. they're in charge for the good. and the bad mom, dad is very clear. this is a nato operation against russia. let's just be very clear, that is what this conflict is about. and the core ukrainians are the cannon fodder that nato is using for this conflict that that's what is happening. well, a professor can i like we have to take a very short break right now, but we'll be back in just a few moments. thank you. mm. mm oh was recently munoz cards and like if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about a couple. don't put your human symbols on display a guy so you guys don't talk to strangers. i avoid noisy gatherings and rallies a marsh. we've eaten your colleagues and perhaps also your friends think you're guilty because you'll, russian, a specific social consignment. so

u. s. and nato may push the war and ukraine into a nuclear conflagration on just to return to nancy pelosi now she did attend, the crimea platform submits, which was held in croatia, and she was snubbed by the croatian president. the run milan of it said that he saw no points as he believed the policy would be voted out of power of the next month's mid terms. in the u. s. the americans asked for a meeting. i can't do that and that's it. they're not the executive power in 2 weeks. the situation in the u. s. won't be what it is now, the price president and a lot of it might be on something here it is attempt to read the tea leaves the head of the us, the mid term elections. and a couple of weeks the democrats are in a really tight race with republicans for control of the house, the senate, and also several states. and the number one issue for american voters by far is inflation with ukraine, way down that list of priorities. but here's the democratic house speaker, nancy pelosi running off to a f

u. s. on the end of november, the mid term elections, and what about the u. s. republicans will take on how their positions are holding up now. well, when you're not in power, all you do is complain and that's not state if they don't have legitimate grievances. but there's a lot of people who feel that there's a big interest on the republican side as well to engage in foreign policy. that's not gonna have any practical effects on resolving national issues right now. but i can face living in florida. now, seeing how at the very least, governor de santis has responded to this particular crisis, the hurricane there's, it's not all equal on the republican side. but there are a great many people who feel that what they refer to as ryan knows, republicans in name only are actually doing very little to alleviate these burdens and are actually participating actively in policy. that is, exacerbating these issues. many thanks for talking to us today. really appreciate your time. canadian lloyd love david fray hates. thank you. thank you. now, a new development in the ca

u. s. and raise prices, even more. prices are going up faster. the u. s. a. partly because the oil companies are shutting down to refineries. you know, they're not, they're having these a regular maintenance and then there's the out so called fires and everything. and the real bottleneck is that the refining capacity. and that's been manipulated. i believe has nothing really different going on. except it's a good excuse to blame of the saudis and opec. i said, pointing the finger at the u. s. oil companies right before an election. meanwhile, energy has also been high on the agenda. it's an eas summits in prod, the box foreign policy chief just that barrel said that the opec plus decision to slash oil production was a response to the new e u. price cap on the lining that energy has become the main geopolitical issue. luca dale decker was their decision to decrease the supply of oil, which is a clear answer to our proposal to government fries avoid the means that energy is becoming the most important jew strategic issue today, related with the war, but also

u. k. and a dispute over territorial waters of china is leaving filipino fishermen with less to catch hold on a lot more. so coming up with melissa john, after a short break, got office in berlin from me and the news scene for which booth with a 5 range have ended glistening place of longing. the mediterranean sea seen it almost far into far dual career drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean, he's ready to journey this week on d. w. imagine how many portions of lunch are thrown out in the world. climate change division off the stores? this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to work. i'm going with you're watching v w news asia coming up a sign of british snap food in manchester. that is quickly spinning into a diplomatic bite. we explain the chinese attempt to suppress freedom of expression on you, k soil, and in southeast asia. how a maritime dispute with china impacts the lives of fishermen in the. ah, i melissa chan

and of course, a u. s. military on the starting, the military had their own agenda in relation to china in the pacific region. the republic of korea and the u. s. for reportedly hold joint maritime exercises on the 7th and 8th of october in response to north korean missile launches. this comes out of the south korean ballistic missile malfunction and crashed on the outskirts of a military base on wednesday during a live fire drill conducted with american forces. the crash which occurred amid heightened tensions with north korea, cause panic among local residents. i mean, isabel official in the city where the incident took place accused the government of using taxpayer money for weapons. that's right. in the countries own people, the short range missile was equipped with a war head that didn't detonate upon impact. no casualties were reported. the exercises began days after you as vice president comma harris had visited south korea and a show of solidarity with ceo as neighboring north korea ramped ups has

and of course, a u. s. military on these try, the military had their own agenda in relation to china in the pacific region, tanzania will step up its vigilance against the importation of genetically modified cross after neighboring kenya approved me farming and importation a biotechnology crops following a 10 year ban. we are not open to such genetically modified technology can use move, has no effect on us. we will keep on utilizing the hybrid op varieties as our various studies maintain, that we have enough in the very best hybrid seeds that are commercially viable and more productive than g m. tanzania is concerned that genetically modified foods might find their way into the country. can use decision to return to the open cultivation of g m crops we've made after the worst route and 40 years along with issues in the global supply chain due to the conflict in ukraine which led to math hunger. the jazz band came into effect in 2012 effectively prohibiting the ultimate open cultivation and planting of g

u. k. and the u. s. in 2019, and that was heavily advocated for by natalie lorenzo. she's using her influence within the european parliament to try and bring a personal attack against me. what is extraordinary is that the you itself, or the parliament is now effectively becoming a fascist entity. apparently, the 133 observers, independent observers that came from all over the world are not allowed to observe the rational in, in us and in the refugee centers. throughout russia, by the way, we reached a point where effectively, if you challenge the dominant weston centric narrative, the nato central narrative, you become liable to sanctions, money have been threatened by their own countries with repercussions for coming to don't bus. i mean, really we're living in extraordinary times one independent journalism, independent observation, or observance of referendum, democratic referenda. and i have to say not one of those $133.00 observe as found any violations with any of the referenda that were being carried out throughout dumbass throughout the russian church. meanwhi

u. k. soil and in southeast asia. how a maritime dispute with china impacts the lives of fishermen in the philippines. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. a protest in the u. k against chinese leader shooting ping and the communist party has spun into a high level diplomatic route. people outside the chinese consulate in manchester. many of them from hong kong, were accosted by chinese officials beaten, and in one case dragged into the grounds of the consulate. ah, around 40 people, including hong kong, exiles and britain, were protesting outside the consulate in manchester. the demo was aimed to coincide with the communist parties twice a decade. congress in beijing, at which he camping is set to secure an unprecedented 3rd leadership term. things escalated quickly for to chose a man and a bray, apparently consul general jung, show you an approach the protest and kicked down a pro democracy sign is a flurry of movement and scuffles at the consulate gates. oh, the police arrive and tried to break up the ruckus.

and go to a safer place. also no agreement on any gas price cuts. it's e u leaders class over the deepening energy crisis with both germany and hungary up posting and attend by the block to create.

both in his nature and to the e. u. younger colon, you show of university legal and media unless line or says it's incomprehensible to even discuss nuclear threats. have we as a species forgotten? what nuclear conflict is? have we honestly do we need a refresher course into what we're talking about? i mean, i, i understand that we have various degrees of amnesia. tall story said history would be a wonderful thing if the were only true. but i'm hearing about this and i'm hearing about war and aggression as though we're playing some kind of a game. and i, i think this is insanity even to be discussing this cavalierly because also it's not so much that a nuclear war could be triggered it or, or actually on directed, but things could be triggered. once this starts, there's no calling it back. you know, it's interesting, okay, added up. that was a mistake. that was a, that was a typographical mistake. i, i didn't really mean that this i, i can't believe, i'm frankly hearing when i'm hearing the winners of this is nobel peac

and i just last in this comes as the u. s. congress has said to just us legislation on whether some physically labeled russia as a state sponsor of terrorism. russia said this would be a point of no return in relations with washington. human and legal rights lawyer than coven. it thinks it's profitable for the u. s. to support ukraine and turn a blind eye on drastic atrocities committed by the country. it is profitable to some very powerful interest in the united states, and that is why the u. s. continues to support ukraine and why they are turning a blind eye to various acts of terrorism in human rights abuses by the crime military. it is profitable to some defense contractors in the u. s. and that's very important to the leaders in washington. i think it's also profitable to the oil and natural gas industry that now wants to sell their wares to europe, trying to displace russia. let's go back to operation paperclip. you know, after world war 2, the u. s. brought over 1100 nazi scientists scale the u. s in the war against

thank you and living on the u. k. government now abandoned plans, a cut taxes on the, which was a mistake, as, according to you as president joe biden. and he said he isn't the only to, he thinks les tress has slips up. well, predicted. i was the only one. i thought it was a mistake. there has been prime minister for less than 2 months, but has been heavily criticized over her economic policies. according to full costs . inflation will keep by thing in the u. k for years and will not go below 2 percent from a soaring energy prices leading to decrease speaking only consumption across the country. but while job, it is criticizing the work of his key ally across the atlantic, there's plenty of economic trouble to deal with on the home front. and the us president himself is on the heavy criticisms we get it sorted. many americans are impressed by the interest, keep sending money to ukraine either. and millions of us citizens are gearing up to vote for the republicans. and next month's mid term elections when they cross

and if, if the u. s. and rock go to fall with responses in the next 24 hours, it could greatly trigger problems. i just point out that about 34 weeks ago, the north koreans revealed the nuclear doctrine that the method that the scenarios in which they are using kill opens. and there was some very worrying and vague language contained in that doctrine. and it will be important for the u. s. and rock not to step over any gray red lines that the north koreans seem to painted during that doctrine. to avoid the threat of, of north korea using nuclear weapons in some way. and a carol from the korea risk group. thanks very much for being on d. w. news. asia. thank you. to indonesian football officials have been suspended for life and over a dozen elite police officers are under investigation over last. we can stampede at a stadium in east java. the government says the death toll now stands at 130 free fans from the losing side. had stormed the pitch, it belong stadium. throwing objects when police fight tear gas