u. because accession requires that the national debt not exceed 60 percent of gross domestic product. currently it's around 70 percent of the to the beach. so i definitely want to go has very little fiscal buffers or no buffers left for the reforms that can damage. it's a disco economy. there's not enough money to renew montenegrins crumbling infrastructure to finish 41 kilometers, stretch of highway ends in this gravel road. the chinese lenders are willing to supply more money to extend the highway, but that would be a big risk. if the government defaults on a loan payment state property could be seized, montenegro he's giving up on so that entity on, on some of the infrastructure projects. so if we are not bringing back the sources which are needed for paying back the loan, then we will, we may stay with also some of the public infrastructure which is meaningful, like a energy infrastructure, railways or a port with the 1st 41 kilometers of highway montenegro has made itself dependent on china to prevent that dependence from growing many saying that the, you know, needs to engage mo

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well, but he u very often falls into a certain retrospective trap like this. yes, becauset to be, how to say, e smarter than his heroes. yes, this is actually a very misleading situation, so to speak, because, and he is never smarter, in fact, yes, he needs to be fine. it's easy to know the consequences. he just knows the consequences. he is here very often. eh, it’s as if he’s tempted to tell why it should have happened exactly the way it did, yes, then they tell him the truth, well, well, if you drew this very line, it’s great to draw it a year ahead. and that's it, and here and there prostration begins. yes, because in fact this , uh, in general, a straight line does not exist, we are dealing with people. this is fundamental it is important to know yes and a all of our generalizing models are still a generalizing model, that is, in other words. yes, here are the figures of the crusades, they went to the crusades. not because feudalism came. yes, so to speak, this is this is how we will explain. i think not at all. yes they are no, moreover, they are they, uh, set off fr

u. s. congress. because co asked is one of the 5 building blocks of the after kind of giving you an idea and for the, you know, on characteristics to take a position that is so different from the columbus community sense a clear 6 mile of the out or position. let's not forget that the 15 member piece as a cruise to kind of some of the african union, the about 3 west african states that are represented on the council. so this tells you that the cost being bused these themselves. i'm not clear about this, the dimension of all action, and i think this was the truth and those are the password i do. we that look as keep that we'll see, should that chance we appreciate your time to thank you very much for giving us your expertise doctor money. walt chris c lane, who previously served as a counter terrorism advisor for the african many sense hundreds of people armed with sticks and rock stormed into a christian neighborhood in eastern park. a spelling witnessed a damaging h churches and setting scores of homes on f

u. s. foreign policy because in many ways they may be even helping direct porn. u. s. foreign policy, because our government, i'm sorry, is governed by money and covered by the corporation. so you have that because you have that wedding, that marriage of corporations in the government. and because corporations dominate the median, in fact, you only have a few conglomerates that run all the media, they dominate their right. so you have that. and then some of it to so some of it is money driven. some of it also, frankly, is laziness. you know, it's the fact that it's easier to just get the state department. yeah. those line off the fax machine and read it. then it is to send reporters to a place like the dog bass and ukraine to act. you see what's happening and to get the other side of this story. so there's a, you know, those events conspire to, to, to manufacture a certain narrative. you know is chomsky and edward hiring pointed out in the book manufacturing and said, well people need to understand is the news is not the product to being sold. what's being sold is th

interest you body have taken up the matter with administered the commerce and the indian embassy m u e, because the payments for inputs were made by the you are you subsidiaries of ending diamond companies around $26000000.00 involvement, about a dozen payments are stuck at the office of foreign asset control, which is basically o u. s. government arm and the last couple of months, how frozen or doesn't form swanson what? nearly $26000000.00 belonging to indian jewelers for alleged imports off diamonds that have been mines in. gotcha. now the move has also impacted february. you, we substituted these old indian diamond houses whose door no payments have been sold on suspicion of connections with russian minus. now this is where i'd like to stress on the need of the wing feed in know who's got an see something that india has been focusing on for them. but since last year, in guessing warranty to internationalize, the engine ruby and it all started with the washington for you for the i wanted to import the west west. in fact, i wanted to call before russian on imports. but india by false deed res

u. k. because own is of the most pleasing vehicles will have to pay a charge to drive anywhere in london from tuesday. this is onto the clean as a has been extended to improve at quality in the capital where pollution levels fall exceed recommended limits set by the w h. o. may of london says the change is a vital to prevent thousands of people dying prematurely because of toxic fumes. the bulk reports that smith's van is the will of course, of his plus during business the from to say these pilots of south london will be included in the cities extended up to low emissions. the or you less costing him nearly $16.00 a day and thousands a year to drive his van because it doesn't meet new strict emission standards because he says he can't afford what really fast talking about it that we're going to be getting. so that when we've a perfectly good finds the joy of a puff, the bill on to the customer full of just the sweat to me. so the same applies to the diesel car used by puts wife sarah the on demand

u. k. because of the same allegations investigation or the war crimes investigation into the kidding of children by ukrainian forces. can you tell us what prompted the investigation? what was the reason for the investigation of war crimes, unfortunately, is very sad. it dates back to 2014, when the people at the dawn passed, took to the streets to peacefully protest against the code that happened. and keith, instead of listening to the people's appeals to the government, those in power at the time, who are the legal representatives, will be authorities announced a so called anti terrorist operation. the ukranian army was sent to killed the civilian population of the entire don bass. let's recall the events and the consequences of the year strikes that took place in 2014, when a very large number of children were killed. in my opinion, the investigation of these crimes is not moving forward at all. we've repeatedly appealed to human rights organizations. international organizations were the 800 lett

u e. because the payments for inputs were made by the you. are you subsidiaries of indian diamond companies around $26000000.00? involvement about a dozen payments are stuck by dante correspond to run the saw. my is joining us from new denny lyndon. always good to see. one interesting case, this one. what said all about, can you tell the story the office of foreign asset control, which is basically o u. s. government um, in the last couple of months it has frozen sovereign in fact, functions those what nearly $26000000.00 like you said. and this basically belonging to the noun jewelers. now interestingly, what's happening here is that, um, this is, this is done for a ledge to import the diamonds that have basically been mined in russia. now what's happening is that as of the ripple effect stuff, they'll, as you wait a stop. so the result in doing everything, you know, it's accurate in doing diamond house is be all being a battered who's basic needs. a dollar payment, self installed with suspicion, is that because the suspicions of foss connec

u. s. because when they see black people, they don't see humor of jake that they can control with the remote control. now when these people say no, you can be pushing, i've left the right to the we are you maybe we can make on the defense you. we also want to set that to work. we have 15 years, but you also get to get to mation been pay $1.00 independent and kids. big picture would be in quite a bit of a positive in quite a bit. and then think of it because france has created a quite expensive a blick order in diesel. why mean this, neil, the black leave that the top it's best to create an in store and you've told you that because some of this pick up we can do that. i'll talk to or what tools. and by the way, it will cost me back to my produce speaking about what democracy is, is thinking about because the kinds of course you look in your central views on african people, we are not. if they don't be case display, we have to put on the mind. we have different creatures, we see things differently an

because the u. s. president, that hailing disagreement is the beginning of a new era. how big of a deal is it? i think it's the big deal. i mean, even the fact it's in comp, david, where historically we've always had these very uh, high level talks to, you know, we thought egypt and israel piece told air, i think it shows how, how seriously the us is taking this. it's saying it's not about china, but it is about china and what they're doing is uh, setting up uh, i sort of have a balance to china's influence in the region with add japan to korea and then to us . and it's, it's very significant because as we've just heard, you know, taiwan is a major issue. we also have china is territory the emissions in the south china sea, which have implication, which is for japan and south korea particularly. and i think this is one of the, one of the more meaningful meetings and assigned at the us is, is really trying to establish itself, again as, as a power in the region. and, and implications that you mentioned the both dependents, south korea, which make this all very interesti

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can't summit up better than that other than a capital u because this is a matter of life and death for too many americans. there is not a moment to lose, friends, with respect to getting this bill passed and the health resources agency is on track to begin the process this fall and we are going to be working here to complement their effort. last week we hosted a meeting with the centers for medicare and medicaid services to discuss the administration's efforts, modernize the network and connecting americans with organs and more accountability until competition. and the three of us, senator grassley and others attended, we got the message loud and clear that they want to show a number emphasis on coordination. couple of other points, this hearing is going to give us another chance to clear up the confusion about what the legislation sets out to do and the rumors. if you listen to the rumors, i'm telling you, they are trying to basically run an incumbent protection program and smear this bill. and senator grassley and i in particular at this session asked questions with respect do our le

because everyone knows that this case won't stand. i've had international disputed cases in u. k looked at it and they said that the legal process has been badly violated and it won't stand a day. so i think this is why they need a new case on him because this one will be thrown out in a month on will be back in mainstream politics. but what stuff is in group of countries may very well less than the severity of it. sanctions imposed against the shaking nation and they have the wrong note as i feel off is led by asked as the just inquiry nigeria, which is express cuz the restrictions on that. so mental disturbance, we're not in conflict with the citizens of new g a. we will ease up to the extent possible these sanctions that are being applied in a way that will minimize the impact on the citizens of new ga. this following of the is a to in any time i was in a month ago, echo us imposed on the restrictions on about nation besides shows was said to be aimed at the 2 liters. and that was affiliated with them. but they ended up hurting . fortunately, people and local businesses, mean

i mean, i told them i, it list land supporters are afraid because j. u, i workers are especially target. so we demand from the current government to put the stop. so these kind of instances of the buckle the policy says the bombing was intended to weaken it ahead of parliamentary elections this year. for now, families continued to bury those killed and doctors attend to the wounded s p as grow the debt, so could rise mass tourism over development and climate change are taking their toll on the historic city of venice. the you and cultural agency unesco is recommending that it should be added to a list of world heritage sites in danger. the agency is encouraging better preservation of the city for the future us romantic bridges criss crossing venice has canals he would self. he taking tourists, gums layers, invite passers by to step a board, was st. mark's square is packed with visitors. ben, this is one of the most stunningly beautiful cities on the planet, but it's become a byword for devastating mass tourism. the historic lagoon city is over run with v

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most support from pockets downs government will go over the ellis land. supporters are afraid because j. u, i workers are especially target. so we demand from the current government to put the stop. so these kind of instances of the buckle the policy says the bombing was intended to weaken it ahead of parliamentary elections this year. for now, families continued to bury those killed and doctors attend to the wounded s b as growth, the desktop could rise. let's, let's take a quick look now, it's some other stories making headlines around the world. too late and police have seized the legal drugs worth more than 10000000 euros authorities said the whole included over 300000 ecstasy pills as well as 13 kilos. invest in front of me and had come from europe. officials called is the largest seizure of synthetic narcotics and south american history. the young people from around the world are gathering and lisbon for was used to this year's events. the 1st since depend, demik is expected to draw a hundreds of thousands of young catholics. princes is due to arrive, unfortunately on wednesday to ta

so we'll go over the total amount it list, land supporters are afraid because j u, i workers are especially target. so we demand from the current government to put a stop to these kind of instances of the buckle. the policy says the bombing was intended to weaken its head of parliamentary elections this year. for now, families continued to bury those killed and doctors attend to the wounded s b as growth, the death toll could rise. this is a quick look at some other stories making headlines around the world. you don't really, i mean, large military hunter has extended the country state of emergency the lane promise elections for at least another 6 months. the state of emergency wasn't due to expire at the end of july when with elections promised in august. the one to has repeatedly delayed the vote since taking power in 2021. so i'm gonna invite all good. all julian police have sees illegal drugs worth more than 10000000 euros authorities send the whole included over 300000 ecstasy bills as well as 13. she was of methamphetamine and it had and had come from europe. officials called at the l

most support from pocket stones. government will go over the ellis land. supporters are afraid because j. u, i workers are especially target. so we demand from the current government to put a stop to these kind of instances of the buckle. the policy says the bombing was intended to weaken its head of parliamentary elections this year. for now, families continued to bury those killed and doctors attend to the wounded s b as growth, the death toll could rise. a new jersey military coup leaders have accused the former colonial power. france of plotting a military intervention to reinstate austin, president well home, and by them. he's been seen for the 1st time since the cruel meeting with chance present bahama debbie who attended or attempted to mediate between the president and military. the french government has denied plotting against the hunter, but says it's still possible to restore by them to power. meanwhile, the leaders have arrested several more government ministers that support into the president's party. meanwhile, 2 of new shares, neighbors which have both seen military cruise in

and of the us because of the freezes for the $6000000.00 of funds from indian julie sellers in the u. 8 e and due to a legit import russian dime the cry from our international news center in moscow. this is the welcome to the global news. so that's i'm story delegation from a book you know, fast. so and molly has arrived in the show and a power and show of solidarity with the new government authorities have closed the countries airspace side thing that the rest of ministry intervention from the west african economic community of states, otherwise known as echo us. now a deadline set by the group to reinstate it. and these as depos president expired on sunday. melina, just despite the disapproval of the people, it is you're blending for the military intervention before this war was carried out, every deployment of forces to participate in this war. has begun into countries of central africa. the sheriff's aerospace has been closed since sunday, 6 of august, and amy attempt to violate the national air space will be the subject of a tough and immediate response. your thoughts is warrants

u. s. and this elyse because the position came from aging, which was announced in july, came as the us announced that it would require a license, a for companies to explored. chipped products to china and following the us action . japan and the netherlands also announced that they would restrict the chips making equipment to china. so it is like widely seen as an act for china to strike back. so, but you know, like the chinese golf and we didn't admit that. so china of social kind of official said that is a local action to protect its national interest and is not targeting any certain country. i suppose was key is how effective this can be as retaliation. i mean how well come the rest of the world. i'm particularly the western world cope without these metals from china, where the china is the biggest player in, in the supply chain of gallium and under maintenance, if reduced as 80 percent of the wells, gallium and 60 percent of the domain. so these 2 metals are actually artfully chosen by china to hurt the west, but some asperger's are saying that the impact is actually not fatal. it's simply co

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u is subsumed itself to nato because, you know, it breaks it, you know, the, the, the, you case a back door back into europe is really a european union. but when it's assumed under nato, and it'd be what's called right. so it's just codified exactly the same thing. i got you, i found this article on anti war dot com. i mean, i didn't see it in the main street. i would have missed it completely if i had gone to alternative media cleaning. well, you, i think you're hitting the nail on the head, which is what? well, george did to is what, what is happening to the united states. you're literally, you're literally taking away american sovereignty and you're turning it over to this global on elected body. and it really gets you off the hook, we're seeing it at the world economic forum level. we're seeing at the world health organization level so that, you know, under a pandemic treaty, what happens? well, the united states government is irrelevant. it's this an elected body that gets to decide with the future of these countries and i think this is, i know there's. busy this chatter and talk

but they are because the b, u. nato is phone is a supposed to be a defensive military organization so that you'd be talking about geo political positioning and security. but they just plan to send to that into a, a, a crusade, a crusade of the west. you mounted joseph morales. you know, the guard when they know all of this, here it is. the security is really kind of an after thought here. because, you know, the whole idea of security during the cold war in the sense is being the visibility of security for all. we are no longer in that we, we, you know, we, we got untethered from that. okay. and, and as long as we're untethered from that, we're going to be living and autonomy to be in tennis insecurity. you know, by the way, facing, is watching. that's a great point, it's a question i've asked for years when people would say to me, well this is for you when you hear the rhetoric from george w bush and, and all of them. and dick cheney and others, this is making a safer that by going into a rack, you know, tie a yellow ribbon around a tree. and in america, this is making us safer. i mea

u. s. military because allegedly he says of racism on other mistreatment or to correspond to kill him up and picks up from the well the soldier is travis king, he's 23 years old. and on july 18, he dramatically and unexpectedly ran across the border of the demilitarized zone, the 38 parallel that divides the korean peninsula and went to north korea. uh now at this point uh, people been waiting to see what would be said from the north korean side. we now have a statement that was given. this was put forward by the korean central news agency during the investigation, travis king confessed that he had decided to come over to the d. p r k s e harvard, the feeling against the instrument mel treatment and racial discrimination within in us army. he also expressed his willingness to seek refuge, dpr, k or 3rd country, saying that he was the solution at the equal american society. people were quite shocked. it was an unexpected defection to say, you can just run across the border. this is the eye witness. someone was there a tourist from new zealand who was there on july 18th and watched the ame

because the u. s. a was trying to destroy the one piece of leverage the russian might have on europe. that might cause the european to think more offensively about what they're going to do. the u. s. just took that away, destroyed. so there was no turning back to the europeans, dr. david, who i'll stop you the more from the fall, but will 3 strategist to diagnose the economist, dr. this price, the acceptance. and i'm here to plan with you. whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do you have the state department c i a weapons makers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do, don't want my shell stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direction, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way you the welcome back to going on the guy th

is the best way to base him, destroy any chance that you are a isn't a negotiated with russia because the u. s. a was trying to destroy the one piece of leverage the russian might have on europe. that might cause the european to think more offensively about what they going to do. the us just took that away, destroyed. so there was no turning back to the europeans, dr. david, who i'll stop you the more from the fall, but will 3 strategist did, i'm, if economist dr. this price the the, the welcome back to going on the garden. i'm still be able to talk to david lou full what street strategist and i'm, if economist david you, we were talking in part one about the united states is, must apply. i'm here and it's mazda strokes as to how long your can continue to committee. you know, make suicide, give me, do you think it will be up to civil unrest? i mean, we saw some civil unrest across the whole of france and switzerland. we've seen some room this week. holland otherwise, uh we haven't really seen anything by the people of your but bob from expressing distasteful. the lead is positions on the fo

because the u. s. was trying to destroy the one piece of leverage the russian might have on your own. that might cause the european to think more extensively about what they're going to do. the us just took that away, destroyed. so there was no turning back to the europeans, dr. david, who i'll stop you, the more from the form of wall street strategist to diagnose the economist after this break. the so he's got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race based on authenticity. very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk the welcome back to going on, the guy that i'm sylvia will talk to david lou full what street strategist and i'm going to miss david you, we were to, he invited one about the united states is, must apply, i'm here and it's mazda strokes as to how long your can continue to committee, you know, make suicide. give me, do you think it

it is the best way to base him, destroy any chance that you are a isn't a negotiate with russia because the u. s. a was trying to destroy the one piece of leverage the russian might have on europe. that might cause the european to think more offensively about what they're going to do. the u. s. just took that away, destroyed. so there was no turning back to the europeans, dr. david, who i'll stop you the more from the fall, but will 3 strategist to diagnose the economist, dr. this price, the, the architects of nato's proxy war and russia. a big plans for the camp regime as a cranes cover offensive fails, the countries post for realities are being planned in the west. alas, these plans will fail to the or the the the welcome back to going on the right and i'm still here with dr. david lou for mobile 3 strategist, and i'm going to miss david you, we were talking in part one about the united states is, must apply. i'm here and it's mazda strokes, as to how long your can continue to committee, you know, make suicide. give me, do you think it will be up to civil unrest? i mean, we saw some civil u