there's a lot of anger around the e u. countries that is skewed and is skewing the energy market towards german favor in the european union. so it's been a really, really tense meeting among the leaders here in brussels like that. is it of these jack park in brussels, ross? thank you jack. and just a short while ago ukrainian president vladimir lensky addressed the summit warning of a potential large scale disaster at a damn in southern ukraine. lensky said the russian forces had said minds africa kafka hydro electric plant near the city of care son. he warned that the city could be flooded and more than 80 nearby supplements destroyed if the dam is demolished, villain the while. it comes with russia in the middle of an assault on ukraine's energy infrastructure. ukraine also accuses moscow of using iranian drones to hit other civilian targets as well. monuments destroyed windows of homes, blown in residence of the southern ukrainian city. of nikolai, of a once again picking up the pieces after the city was hit by russian drones and missiles ukraine accuses russia of using hundreds of ir

u political community. an invention of french president in mandarin mac home consisting of the 27 nation block and 17 other countries most of which aspire to join the u as just wrapped up its inaugural. let's face it, p r, exercise in prague. now, the whole point of this event in prague, prague castle seemed to be to convince onlookers of european unity, particularly in favor of ukraine and against russia. while papering over any other cracks in the solidarity facade. you know, these people are kind of like, well, we all know these kind of people in our own personal lives, the kind that show up at a party. and they're all lovey dovey kissy kissy and you know, darn well that they just had a blow up in the car before getting there. so these kinds of blow ups that have been happening in private are really hard to paper over and they, they were at the summit as well. just this week, for example, as brussels adopt an 8th round of anti russian sanctions. belgium and italy sat on their hands as brussels ban semi finished steel products from russia, despite knowing full well the hit that their own steel industries risk taki

country. there are visible symptoms of recession in the u. energy crisis is looming, their bias delaying orders from india. they are concerned but hopeful an editor from the india today newspaper believe that the economic recession than european countries has only just begun. because well, the situation he says will get worse. you don't be on union account, which is 15 percent is already have to buy out about outbound shipment, which is downed by 3.52 percent already right now. both the commerce minister of india and several appeals probably be i have pointed out that given the fact that in your debt is no future of this in the next one and a half years. the only seems to be in russia where india wants to increase the exports of what i pointed out. you know, things like chemicals, merchandise, for example, deck styles got names, rice and several of the major exports. india wants to push into russia and maybe maybe other countries, maybe china. the commander in chief of ukraine's armed forces has inadvertently published a photo of himself dawning. what appears to be a 3rd right symbol of an audi

and there is a chance that a e u countries are taking a possibly dangerous q, were from germany, because financial experts are warning that the debt funded aid package could open the door for less fiscally prudent countries to want to borrow large amounts of money. and then potentially leading to trouble like we've seen in the u. k. well, of course, every european country at the moment is dealing with the full out from the pandemic, with all the consequences of the lack of energy supplies on the world market and rising energy prices as a consequence. and so of course, everybody is concerned about am angry citizens as well. we don't know how to pay their gas bills or their energy bills. and so people are looking into options of how to get prices down, how to increase also supply of energy, etc. and then you have to also look at how companies are being affected. so that german financial aid package, for example, that doesn't just target consumers. it also targets small and medium sized businesses. because of course, there is a big fear that at the moment the crisis is so big that some comp

u. k. finance minister issue sooner is to become the countries next prime minister . he won the leadership, i should say, the leadership context. it's off of the only other contend penny more than withdrew from the rice. a 43 year old tonight will be the countries 35 minutes in less than 2 month off the list trust announced last week she was stepping down off the just 40 full days at the job. so she quit having triggered an economic meltdown with her fist full plans. and she will inherit a country. however, in the grip of a political and energy crisis. you read much more about that right now with a r t dot com. also have a look at the op ed section for the meantime due on monday program returns at a couple of the.

country. now especially, i mean, we know we know the u. s. has been accepting or been in other countries without any sort of authorization because they don't be held accountable. it just seems a little bit, you know, my role play by my rules, but do what i do. but when i say sort of the, all the opposition do what i say, and when i do the point, yes, the pot calling the kettle black. i mean, it even goes beyond that. i mean, we know that the us as a time supported isis, that kind of in places like syria, they supported terrorists in libya. they've supported the m e k tor terrorists against iran. so no, of course, it's a total double, double standard. and as you point now, the u. s. unilaterally invaded countries from iraq to afghanistan to libya, the somalia, to serbia. i mean, the u. s. has no ground to stand up in criticizing russia for this operation. all right, you know it's not a bad move on out of time. thanks a lot for joining us here. it was a pleasure. thank you very much. it by movie, another commander in chief of the cleans, all for

will become impossible to sell new fossil fuel powered vehicles within the 20 southern countries that make up the e. u. the european central bank has raised interest rates again and will end ultra cheap loans to commercial banks. the central bank for the 19 countries which share the euro raised its deposit rate to 1.5 percent. that is the highest we've seen in more than 10 years. the bank is trying to curb surging inflation. germany's cesar o sholtes is in athens for talks with greece. is it prime minister here? the echoes mitzo talkies children says that he believes e you states can find a solution to volatile gas prices. about 15 e u countries and say they want a european wide price cap. they say that would bring down inflation. the u. s. has imposed new sanctions against iranian officials involved in the crackdown on anti government protest. human rights groups say that hundreds of people have been killed in recent weeks. rallies have marked the end of the traditional 40 day morning period. following the death of gina masa, meeting her death while being held by iran, so called morality police spark

u. s. and for that sanctions are imposed in an effort to start even small countries. so everywhere the u. s. as a whole, sanctioned now and more than 40 countries around the world. they 1st claim that the country is some sort of a terrorist threat or a threat to the us that must be met with efforts to deprive the entire civilian population of basic essential goods. it's not succeeding, the sanctions on succeeding. their war is not succeeding. and even their destruction of this bridge is not succeeding. they. we talk about the west and the western media outlets have attribute those oppose this attack on the planning tellers. but 1st of all, i mean how significant is the bridge and do it to washington to make any statements at all, or will they just pretend that it didn't really happen? well, they applauded it on the front page of every publication, so they can't pretend it didn't happen. they certainly say it happened that's, that's important to, to know the bridge is very important. it is the main link from russia to crimea, part of russia, and acknowledged as such since 2014, in a fully d

the u. accession candidates, an ex member, a neighboring countries. they all agreed on the need to discuss a common strategy regarding russian aggression in ukraine. thus is good. this is good for peace and security. and of course it's also good because the european union can then improve relations with its neighbors. many of whom want to become members of the european union are based on the summit is also being attended by serbia, which has traditionally been closer to russia. and by turkey, which has a strained relationship with the you. the possibility of closer ties with the you even brought armenian azerbaijan, currently in conflict with each other into the same room, even without resolutions, the new community wants to form a common strategy for supporting ukraine. you repeat the, when the poor, the, you member you candidates or ex member, but we do share a common region and often a common history. the young men, it's up to us to shape our future together in the hub new. the ukraine crisis is also creating new divisions. germany's proposed 20000

in over 140 countries across the globe. the a u. s. secretary of state. he's welcome to this resolution to condemn and russia. but do you think that washington is satisfied with then the number of countries that have supported it stance on this? ah, washington will continue 25 hours a day. 8 days a week to monitor all of the ins and outs, all of the contradictions, whether it's within. she lay with this filled referendum, but people truly wanting change. none the less, whether it's in, within peer to with the executive, the presidency is more radical certainly than the congress which is very right wing . every country has its own national dynamics. and the purpose of us intelligence and the state department in the pentagon is to continue to try to defend their interests in all of these countries, both in openly meddling ways. and then of course, behind the curtains, as usual. when you show a professor of latin america and carven studies from the city university of new york, many thanks your time, really appreciate your insight. thank you, nicky. ah, tanzan

u. s. lead block to luke. the country asked her zalinski, but as well so yesterday, zalinski called on his western masters to launch a preemptive nucleus strike on russia with his statement. he's essentially shown the whole world, more evidence of the threats emanating from the key of regime, which the special operation was launched. a new to rise attempts by the length of his secretaries to claim that he meant something else or ridiculous. in this situation, zelinski like his entire regime, has got a taste and is beginning to dictate his own conditions, both to nato, unto the you must show whole when that appointed. what should nato do? eliminate the possibility of russia using nuclear weapons. i once again appeal to the international community as it was before february 24th. we need preemptive strikes so that russia would know what awaits them if they use nuclear weapons, not the other way around, to wait for rushes nuclear strikes and then say, oh no. okay, then take this yog me, when is that this? he has no bal peace

as a strategic partner selling the country large amounts of weapons, despite joe biden, once pledging to make riana a pariah during his presidential campaign. some u. s. congress members are also calling for a re think of the country's relationship with opec plus members with saudi arabia's actions being described as hostile to washington. meanwhile, the saudi minister of state says the u. s. itself is to blame for rising gas prices, which have nothing to do with crude oil supply. the idea that told you to do this to harm the us or to be in any way politically involved this absolutely not correct at all with due respect. the reason you have high prices in the united states is because you have a refining shortage that has been in existence for more than 20 years. you haven't built refineries in decades. are to caleb mob. it has more details on real as decision and the u. s. reaction well essentially we have opec announcing they will be reducing the oil output by $2000000.00 barrels per day. now that is rattling the circles of power the united states. there is quite a bit of outrage. it's only been 2 days since the announcement already we're hearing

there were 44 countries united discussing the challenge yourself today, and it showed how much rushes isolated by ma'am, the new e u political community and invention of french president emanuel mac holds, consisting of the 27 nation block and 17 other countries most of which aspire to join the e. u has just wrapped up this inaugural p. r. exercise in prague. now the whole point of this event in prague, prague castle seemed to be to convince onlookers of european unity particularity in favor of ukraine and against russia. while papering over any other cracks in the solidarity facade. it. so the kind of thing that's been happening a lot lately within the, you know, we all know people like this in our own lives. they arrive at the party. it's all lovey dovey, kissy kissy and you know, darn well that in the car just before they got there. they had a huge blow apple just this week. for example, as brussels adopted 8 round of anti russian sanctions. belgium in italy sat on their hands as brussels band, semi center steel products from russia, despite knowing full well the hit that their own steel industries risk taking a

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u. k. countries like turkey as well. and they really didn't want it to run over. to go over into that summit where you'd see leaders arguing over this, the sanctions are in response to the referendums that were considered a sham and to be illegal. but this is the big question. similar to what mike was talking about, the threat of nuclear war, there are so many complex, complicated issues around energy, around the type of warfare around supplies that are really concerning to the european union at the moment. all the only tool they really have guard at the moment is sanctions. and they've got this. i ran a friend of the line jack barack in brussels and mike summer in strasburg. thank you both as ukrainian forces make advances in the south and east of the country. there's concern that russia may consider using it's tactical nuclear weapons to hold illegally annex territory. the w reporter joel dull roy has more well, just days ago, russia declared ownership of several ukrainian regions. but each day since ukraine has undermined those declarations from moscow with its

u. s. is fully responsible for the energy prices in the country. and we're dick. moscow isn't buying, he has attempt to attract president, going to call for preemptive strikes on russia by claiming he was actually calling for sanction the from moscow to the world. this is our international. i'm rachel blevins. and these are the top stories this hour. we begin with the latest for mucho's don ask republic where the ukranian army has attacked. the city of yellow buys. let's take a look at some eye witness voted from the, from the scene a large fire or rapid. after 6 high mars rockets were launched by the cranium army at the city. that's according to local officials. there have been no reports of any casualties so far. the royal back stabbers, that was some us lawmakers are now calling saudi arabia over reorders moved to reduce oil output following the opec plus decision, other us officials or even calling for the president to cut off weapons supplies to the goals, kingdom the saudis need us more for weapons than we need them, prison biden should make

so for the e u countries to all be able to purchase gas together, there was talk about making that mandatory, the hungarians, for instance. we're very much against that. we're now hearing out of the meeting that it looks like that that scheme, which is a key part of this summit, is actually going to come out and be voluntary. so countries will contribute to it and join it if they so wish the clients present. jeremy zalinski address the summit as well warning of a potential large scale disaster at a damn in southern ukraine. savanski said that russian force was had set minds at the cove cott hydro electric plant near the city of care song. he warned that the city could be flooded and more than 80 near by settlements destroyed. if the dam is demolished to the while. it comes with russia in the middle of an assault on ukraine's energy infrastructure. ukraine accuses moscow of using iranian drones to hit other civilian targets as well. monuments destroyed windows of homes, blown in residents of the southern ukrainian city. of nikolai, of a once again picking up the pieces after the city was hit

u. s. is fully responsible for the energy crisis in the country. and we're moscow isn't buying as it tends to retract president ball, as you call for preemptive strikes on russia by claiming he was misunderstood and was actually calling 1st sanction who's the from moscow to the world. this is our key international. i'm rachel blevins and these are the top stories this our we began with the latest from russia as john ask republic where the ukranian army has attacked the city of leviathan. here's some footage from the eye witnesses. a large fire erupt. it, after 6 high mars rockets were launched by the ukrainian army at the city that according to local officials so far there have been no reports of any casualties. the royal backs adverse, that's where some us lawmakers are now calling saudi arabia over reorders move to reduce oil output following the opec plus decision. some us officials are even calling for the president to cut off weapons supplies to the goals, kingdom. the saudis need us more for weapons than we need them. president biden should m

country. a large amount of weapons, despite joe biden was pledging to make a pariah. so u. s. congress members are also calling for a rethink of the country's relationship with opec post members. with saudi arabia as actions be described as pos dial to washington. meanwhile, the saudi minister of state says that the us itself is to blame for rising gas prices. the idea that you do include would do this to harm the us or to be in any way politically involved this. absolutely not correct at all with due respect to reason. you have high prices in the united states because you have a refining shortage that has been in existence for more than 20 years. you haven't built refineries in decades. philosophies can morphine us more details on that decision by ria, as well as the us reaction to it? well, essentially we have opec announcing that they will be reducing the oil output by $2000000.00 barrels per day. now that is rattling the circles of power in the united states. there is quite a bit of outrage of the 2 days since the announcement already we're hearing the leaders of saudi a

u just in this past month. the search has spoke public outrage in several countries pro. this is what is the threes in germany is the offer and the czech republic to mon, in and to some, a cooling us, so on their pocketbooks, thousands of italians rather than local prices, a mockery. and some say they'll refuse to pay the bills while in prague, massive rallies were held against the governor's handling of the economy. some day off, the summit of european leaders was held in the city. and it was in vienna. i should say they politicians should listen to their own citizens. instead of playing along with novice in the e. u and nature as field from across the u. condemn government policies, some have had a chance of list that concerns as here what they had to say. oh yeah, we have been waiting for a long time for the government to start acting and to relieve us from these huge cos, ranging from power to basic food. and it's not all the basic food these days, but almost everything. and the government pretends everything is fine. don't buy yeah. okay, why don't we paying? because

u. k, we're talking about a hugely cool country. so do i think rich consumers should massively reduce their consumption of energy even in normal times? you know, the rich is 1020 percent of every country in europe dominate the use of carbon, the use of energy. and alex using far, far more carbon than they could if we're going to save the planet. so i think we need to be careful saying that all consumers need to somehow tighten their bells. we think about people in wrenches recommendation, one for life, death from cold in winter here in the u. k. these are very poor people, often elderly. so i don't think we should really be telling them to conserve energy . so i think that be really specific about who we mean the top in every society, massively over consuming energy in europe. but what are your thoughts on that? because as we just heard this lee in spain, for example, ordering a maximum temperature of 19 degrees celsius for central heating, it doesn't sound very high. do you think that make enough of a difference to warrant? it dema

while the case of arc firms could set a dangerous precedent for more countries than just the u. s. this does not have legal precedent because this is a particular case involving these family members and alex jones, it doesn't have any lasting effect ah, regarding any other cord in the country. this is not an appellate court. this is not the supreme court, but what it does do is it sets a tone. it sets some potential for some exaggerations. if you listen to what people say, not just in the united states, but all over the world. he say that alex jones is a conspiracy theory, spreading misinformation. and after a while, when you keep saying this, a new weapon, eyes and criminal eyes misinformation, what about me just being wrong? and more importantly, who are you to tell me that what i am saying is incorrect? it's my opinion. over it time, we get to the point which find me even more so that people are going to be lot sued . perhaps are arrested, perhaps shut down centered merely for saying the wrong thing at the wrong time. and when that happens, and we're very close to it, if not alre

u countries and south africa aimed at aiding its transition to energy. now in deadlock, some locals are unhappy with the terms of the agreement. as our correspondent reports for johannesburg, the west has been, he think, political and economic pressure on south africa to accelerate the pace of its energy transition. if a contentious issue to face the least and as the 27th united nations climate change conference approaches. negotiations between south africa and western countries over the terms of an $8500000000.00 deal. as starting to show how it's slanted in favor of western countries to start off with 80 percent of the money is loaned and not grants, and had high interest rate true. the rising interest rates, environment was seeing in the west means that investment capital is getting more expensive for poor countries. as of africa already has a high dead burden. the 8 and a half $1000000000.00 deal has never made sense. in the 1st instance, it is nothing but a sinister scheme in europe in the united states who do so at the behest of greedy profiteer in

of the country's leading economic entities predict the nation will slip into recession easily within the next year. and according to the head of india is federation of export organizations. the e u crisis is now impacting trade ties with that south asian country. there are visible symptoms of recession in the u. energy crisis is looming, their bias delaying orders from india. they are concerned but hopeful. we spoke with a german economist, a hammer and trade expert chief coma from india, who shared their forecasts. i think it will worse and all the time because the situation will get more and more severe for the people. they have less money, the prices are climbing and the politicians don't do anything against this. so in my opinion, this will climb and once they will be that high, that is critical. math is on the street. we are seeing that in germany, when the wall fell down, that to many people were on the street in france, they were able to, to knock that people down until now. but now the protest climbing more and more. and that's, i will think that it will get rid of the politicians who are in there at the minute . wrong situation only the us seem to benefit, but not reall

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 the cold war against the soviet union. and the u. s. has been supporting nazis in ukraine for decades. so i mean, this is nothing new and this is not surprising the us. but again, you can't even say there indifferent to nazis in the ukraine. the fact is, the u. s. supports not using it that through immediate praise from worse and media list, while the fire still b

you have you have the countries up at trying to do trade without the u. s. dollar, not just those 2 countries, but other countries as well. what's the significance of that in your view? cannot work. yeah, this is also a new strategic coming up after they show you can crisis because makes countries need to do it trade in their local currencies because dollar is significant earlier now because sanctions are there, we cannot do trade in dollar. ok because for sanctions rule side there. so in previous month the china started their trade in new on andrew will similarly to show gave to india and they decided to be in andrew piece. so this all needful work is already done by the government saying now don't be too well. trade is happening and i think it is beneficial for both countries to increase their trade in white people forward. it will speed up the new changes. it is a secure methodology for transferring bilingual change. can i briefly just touch upon the brazilian alexis? well, louis the silva has just been near me. the president is not going to affect the

and it is the country that is selling it to a candidate member of the e. u to the nato member, which is, is part of the alliance with many you member states as well? yes, it is rushing yes, but it is coming through to yes. so it makes it a little more power of the ball. it makes it a little more explainable today you public maybe by going forward. but again, that depends on how cold the winter is and how much the reserve european reserve last the washington post has published in biscuits, a report revealing that more than $500.00 us retire medicine, men have taken a high thing, jobs abroad since 2015. most of the veterans also taken jobs in the persian gulf. countries in saudi arabia 15 retired us generals are reported to have work full crown principal home. i've been some most defense ministry since 2016. expose a, revealed, at some american offices fall in jobs even while still on active duty. this, this vide washington's to system claims of the pose and go, countries are notorious for human rights abuses. in previous, each level that he's asians against t

m, the republic of ireland and e u country. but that would rip apart the p steel, that ended decades of violence. so the u. k and the e you signed a deal that included a protocol, but effectively moved that border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k . some goods arriving from britain are now checked at northern irish ports, the leading unionist party, the d. p says that undermines their place in the u. k. is refused to let northern ireland, former government until the protocol is scrapped. where we challenge as this report from belfast. time has run out for northern ireland to restore hits devolved government, last ditch effort to break the political deadlock, have failed. so northern ireland miss now head back to the polls. i hear it when parties say that they really do not want an election at all, but nearly all of them, but parties who signed up to the rules, the law, that means i need to call an election. so you'll hear more from me on that particular point. next week. the heart of the disagreement is the north

while the case of alex jones could set a dangerous precedent for more countries than just the u. s. this does not have legal precedent because this is a particular case involving these family members and alex jones, it doesn't have any lasting effect ah, regarding any other cord in the country. this is not an appellate court. this is not the supreme court, but what it does do is it sets a tone. it sets some potential for some exaggerations. if you listen to what people say, not just in the united states, but all over the world, they say that alex jones is a conspiracy theory, spreading misinformation. and after a while, when you keep saying this and you weapon eyes and criminal eyes misinformation, what about me just being wrong? and more importantly, who are you to tell me that what i'm saying is incorrect? it's my opinion. over it time, we get to the point which frightens me even more so that people are going to be lot sued. perhaps are arrested, perhaps shut down centered merely for saying the wrong thing at the wrong time. and when that happens, and we're very close to it, if not

u. s. a is now pretty openly, ah, in conflict with these 2 countries. and it's now decided to, to go out to china in this way, in part, over taiwan. but taiwan is just a pretext again, the u. s. is decided it wants to be the only superpower again. and so it's going to try to be cap china. busy through this maneuver, yeah, the u. s. s certainly staying busy when it comes to foreign policy decisions. now these moves are seen as a significant escalation of the ongoing effort to constrain china's domestic chip ambitions. do you think that these sanctions will have the desired effect on china's development in the long run though? of course not. i mean china is 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, as your commentator mentioned, the us mike or chip industry will not have its biggest buyer anymore. maybe some of those companies will go out of business in the u. s. and guess what? and we're going to have a shortage microchips again in the us, right?

energy prices for of the country's leading economic institutes, say the nation will slide into recession within the next year. while i had of india's export organisation, say the u crisis is not impacting trade ties with this south asian country. there are visible symptoms of recession in the u. energy crisis is looming, the buyers are delaying orders from india. they are concerned but hopeful publisher next column is from germany like a home or says it is clear who benefits from the crisis in europe and why that is dangerous. and the longer from that, the situation only the us seem to benefit but not really. it is too short minded from them, of course they have not only interest in doing that. people who are very well connected to the us are high, heavy support, but for this course and this program. but this is very short minded because the year of be, especially the german that only put that in on the arrays continent when they use germany or when they knocked on the job economy. and that use the german people as, as their supporter. then they will be thrown out of the eurasian condiment, and this is what they don't pay. now the german, me to them is vital for

u. s. was either directly or indirectly involved as well. and very few countries have the capability to do the candidates and india are continuing their disputes over a purported referendum held on canadian soil by a secessionist seek organization. focusing on india's putting jobs state voters cast their ballots to choose whether or not the region should become an independent country. now the vote is viewed as illegal by the new delhi government. on the formal note of protest was sent to us for our tea room. june sharma, reports when the proclamation of a so called referendum by seas for justice. a group that is bad in india, canada, india a once again in the zone of diplomatic discomfort. now india off canada to stop good afternoon, which is due in the 1st week of november as a challenge is territorial integrity and serenity. it's important to close whole countries to understand today really how democracy should function not only at home, but also the responsibilities that democracies have to other democracies. critics of accused canadian prime minister justin to

countries. the timing also coincides with mid term elections in the u. s. a . very warm welcome. see from the russian capital this sunday. i'm peter scotts and welcome to the weekly wherever you're joining us from what we start off with the latest from the done. yes. republic where us supplied high mars missile fired from across the, in border as heads the done yes, city administration building according to the city's mayor. now this one verified footage appears to show the aftermath of the strike with rubble scattered across floors. windows appeared to be blown out, and a ceiling has collapsed, at least for people sustained injuries as a result of the attack, according to local officials. meanwhile, more local officials in the russian belgrade regions say that at least 3 people have been wounded as a result of shelling by key of troops. thus, as russian at defense systems have been activated in skies above the city is ortiz room. acosta. with the latest from the ground. well, according to local officials, ukraine fired at least 15 shells against the city of belgrade. this says,

as i one is not recognized as independent by most countries in the world, including the u. s. but that hasn't stopped washington from supplying the island with weapons. a series of provocative visits to taiwan by us politicians like how speaking nancy pelosi, early this year, sponsor backlash. bombay jing followed by massive chinese military drills around the disputed islands. c g t and correspondence funk e lay explains how the communist party is seeking to resolve the tie. one issue among others. and the next 5 years will be crucial for getting the efforts deputy warden socialist country in all respects. according to should you think that report hyatt light the cbc to lee, the chinese people, or ethnic groups toward that go as a central tough and for example, china will continue to push forward with con for sarah to ship the focus from quantity to pull a p and hope process people, democracy, and all of these are closely related to improve the well being and their quality of life. industrial system, which will be also will be more nice with measures to advance new industriali

country. since that's pretty much what's happening right now in germany and across the u. under the blocks own anti russian sanctions, which were supposed to have target to russia, but ended up ultimately targeting their own energy supplied resources. but it doesn't sound like the german foreign minister is going to let reason get in the way of her ideological bender. we will ensure that the even poses entry benz on those responsible for this brutal repression and fries their assets in the you. we say to people in iran, we stand and remain by your side. france, denmark, spain, italy, and the czech republic have joined germany and tabling 16 new sanctions proposals against iran. maybe germans, another you citizens in the streets, protesting the eggs, floating cost of living as a result of russel's cellphone po, sanction straight jacket. she just pack up and head over to iran if they want to be heard or cared about. because the german foreign minister apparently doesn't have much of an interest in their plate when they protest the actions of their bureaucratic overlords. her

and it is the country that is selling it to a candidate member of the e. u to the nato member, which is part of the alliance with many you member states as well. yes, it is russia, yes, but it is coming through to us. so it makes it a little more palatable, it makes it a little more explainable to the public maybe by going forward. but again, that's good. depends on how cold the winter is and how much these reserves european reserve last but the u. s. decision to curb, the supply of microchips and chinese companies may create a less stable world. what's housing opposed? prime minister responded to the news of the sweeping restrictions on technology exports to china. the bite and administration's latest move is a very serious one. i'm sure they have considered it carefully. we do worry that valid national security considerations may trigger further consequences resulting in less economic cooperation, less interdependency, less trust, and possibly ultimately a less stable world. the yo place sleeping restrictions on semiconductors and chip making equipment exp

of jealous tomorrow for surely the 2 countries have maintain economic and political corporation for years. the washington post article, however, comes at a time when u. s. sadie relations appear to be deteriorating job. i've just recently worn. they will be consequences for react journey, other opec plus countries in cutting oil production. there's going to be some consequences for what they've done with russia. what kind of consequences went into says suspend all arms sales. is that something you'd consider? i'm not going to get into what i'd consider what i have in mind, but there will be, there will be consequences. we sell massive amounts of arms to the saudis. i think we need to rethink those sales. i think we need to list the exemption that we have given this opec plus cartel from us price fixing liability. and we need to look at our trip presence in the middle east coast while it may be wavering, a little bit has been strongly supportive of the u. s. support of the ukrainian or russian conflict. so the washington post has, has never hesitated to support the bye in line on this. so when you read via an opec of course, didn't respond to by this