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u, k, u, s, or d, stabilizing the region by pursuing a nuclear propulsion for their summary. in many ways is died of hypocrisy. the chinese have built 15 nuclear, propel some reins of the last 2 decades. many of them didn't have intercontinental ballistic nuclear missiles. so the fact that china's kong is d, stabilizing ignores what's the natural indeed reaction by many countries here in the purchase of this nuclear powered submarine by australia? i mean, is it, is it correct to say that of the u. k. australia in the u. s. australia is really going to be the, the military or the, even the economy that's going to see the biggest positive impact from this deal. is that correct? i think a little too early to say, who's going to have the biggest impact? because what we know is there's going to be massive outlays and investments in all 3 countries. the united states just put forward its own defense budget, and there are increasing spending specifically towards submarine building by $2400000000.00 for the british announced just yesterday that they are increasing their defense spending by another $6000000000.00 u. s. and of course, the drawings have an enormous amount of money that they're going to put towards us . but also we're hearing out to that, the australians in addition to investing in their own shipyards and trimming their own people to kind of meet the needs that they have. are also going to be investing in both the british and the american shipyard so that they can combine

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d. w a ah, the u. s. and e u. find common ground on the inflation reduction act. the european commission president was in washington for a word with joe biden about his controversial subsidies for green business. we'll hear from our correspondent, also on the show. it's the largest bank failure since the took 2008 financial crisis, us authorities seized control of silicon valley bank after a run on deposits. punch global banking shares into tor mile. we've got more from wall street, and the 4 day work week is proving popular, particularly among the small business. welcome to the w business. i'm christy plats and in berlin. u. s. president joe biden and european commission president ursula bonner lyons say they've made a breakthrough to resolve conflict over the inflation reduction act. the european union fears the massive package of subsidies for green tech companies in the u. s. could lower business out of the block up for discussion was extending the favorable conditions to e companies in hopes of avoiding a subsidy war. in a joint statement, the 2 sides said th

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so certain measures have been put in place from d, u, from the us from the u. k. to make sure that companies are not over compliant when the remember for example, lots of guidance is been issued in terms of shipments of fertilizer or a grain, but that's not on the sanctions regime. also the price, the whole idea is to allow shipment include in the find that's to the country to not and not to made the situation with right didn't. prices and prices are amera. appreciate that. we'll leave it there. thanks very much. maricia geena from the international institute for strategic studies. thank you haven't. of course, the war has caused pain in europe to energy prices, sword after russia largely cut off gas to the continent. european countries scrambled to weed themselves off russian supplies to try and ease the energy crisis, diminishing household income's, and while efforts to become carbon neutral by 2050 have accelerated in some countries. other nations have reopened old coal plants. natasha butler reports now from eastern france, with its half timbered homes. the sm

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u. s. intervention into latin america. will you ever flex u d o e s, especially over the past several years. the main, it's the main purpose of its existence has been to further extremely aggressive us intervention policies in latin america and the caribbean. this is under the leadership of secretary general luis on mcgraw, who is currently facing an ethics investigation tomorrow as well as some of the us diplomats, if you can call them that. who worked there during the trump administration. really weaponized the o. e s. in order to achieve u. s. policy goals with respect specifically to venezuela, nicaragua, and bolivia. you may recall that the o. s was instrumental in providing the justification for the coup in 2019 that took place in bolivia, ousted the democratically elected president abel morales, and installed a very brutal military dictatorship. a hunter said truly in the country for, for several months until it was defeated by the bold bolivian people. and austrian politician has called on serbia to demolish immemorial to the children killed in the nato bombing campaign of the country. in 1999, the official says the monument encourages anti american and anti nato sentiments. as long as serbian and sadly, even some austria, politicians from the extreme left and right endorse such hateful distortion of facts. it's clear, austria and serbia remained the cradle of european anti americanism, and anti nato sentiment. i called to remove this monument immediately. the memorial to serbian children, cal during 3 months of na

d w business, welcome. the u. s. banking sector is stabilizing after recent worries over the state of u. s. banks and some high profile collapses rattled the industry. the beat assessment comes from the us treasury secretary, janet jaelyn speaking at bankers association, meeting on tuesday, saying that the steps taken to protect deposits had shown us banking system, was safe and had strength and public confidence. she also said, authorities were ready to take similar actions to protect small institutions if they suffered, runs on deposits. and james sweeney is in new york with more on this. james allen's comments appear to be helping to lift a banking stocks in tuesday, trading with 1st public leading the pack that's. that's correct. janet yellen is pretty much come into the rescue today. her comments are low, lead the way for more than 50 percent in today's search today for 1st republic, a much needed bounce back for that company. and for those wondering what you said, well, you're pretty much pledged to support the u. s. banks in a bit. the ease, the financial or the fears of financial

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d. w. news alive from berlin. accusations fly over a u. s. spy drawn that crashed in the black c u. s. defense minister lloyd austin says he's talked with his brush and counterparts geisha. go about the downing of the drone, which was worse and tensions between the 2 nations. also coming up as fighting rages in the ukrainian city of back would look at the key of plans to launch a potential counter offensive this spring plus thousands protest in paris in a last ditch effort to deter lawmakers from raising the age of retirement changes the government says unnecessary to save the pension system. ah told me, laddie. well welcome to the program. us defense secretary lloyd austin and his russian counterparts. a geisha go have discussed tuesdays drone incident over the black sea. the u. s. military says it's surveillance drone was in international airspace when a russian jet dumped fuel on it and clipped its propeller, causing it to crash. defense secretary austin had strong words for moscow. after the incident. on tuesday, russian aircraft engaged and dangerous and reckless and unprofessi

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u. n. d, p human index indicator shows, life expectancy has increased since the u. s. invasion, according to other figures, g, d, p is higher electricity production is up 10 fold. all production has tripled. do those numbers tell a positive story of what life is like in iraq? while it's debatable all goes? well, what you talked about is debatable because as iraq he, i did, i don't seem to address to become well. and also there is a huge kind of a huge percentage of unemployment. we're already in the budget now announced that there is perverted t governor a need special items inside. busy the budget, so all those things that been mentioned as an let's say, as a successful at terms of 2003 all iraq. you need to say, well, just wait for a moment. it looks like it's debatable because my life is not going better. yes, i have more money, but i, i, i have a problem with the security situation. i have a problem with the infrastructure. most importantly, i lost hope in the political process in my children and future, which is a very important issue to say that the iraq can go forward and positive way. and also there is another things that need to be managed well is that we lost our social to an autism. that means everyone is looking for his self interest for his community, local community, entrust the rather than iraq and show you how much we lost hope in this situation in the state. it is all right, let, let me take, let me take that more question. now i may be allowed in washington dc because does it have a point when he says, you know, you got to put some of those numbers into perspective because iraq was a country that was under sanctions before the us led invasion. it's natural to expect. it's g d p to increase to expect it's all production and exporting to increase. but if you look at the bottom lines for iraqis, the ministry of planning and january, thank the lety, right, had risen to a quarter of the population for, for all rich country. good to be with you, sammy, i mean the iraq war and the, the result of the iraq war is definitely a huge elephant and we can touch different parts of it. and iraq is also a complex place, the complex country with complex society. and let's not forget that the comparison might be also hard to make between the saddam hussein regime or the bosses regime and the posted. i'm with the regime because to me the, the most visible outcome of the war is greater transparency. we know what goes on in iraq, that is the political competition that is openness and that is basically the absence of central command allows us to know that in detail and the core thanks. thanks the social media. what goes on several iraqi quarter, which definitely was not the case and the a single band, single party control of the saddam hussein regime. so perhaps i'll jump in too and say, does that transparency sometimes shows that actually the us led invasion has led to a deterioration take what the bogan project says when it talks about why there is increasing poverty in the rock. it specifically points to as one of the main factors the us invasion in 2003, the occupation in 2003 says has prompted effect terry and civil war displacement of people. disruption of trade damaging communication and transport infrastructure and destabilizing education. riley natural, if you go all those ingredients, the cake is going to be a bad one at the end. know that, that's definitely a fair criticism and i think that has been no one more critical of the negative side of the war than you know, american press and critics in the states itself. but you asked earlier about the legacy of the war. i think they, the major point is that this was an experiment and using military might for political objectives in the case of iraq, that was regime change. i think the change part was easy, but changing it was something better. it's still that's the challenge. i hope it will work in progress. but for the numbers that you said that the fixed, the 6 that you mentioned, i was going to put to your rocky agency. and this, i think is very easy and probably not too hard to blame. the outside forces be the just states of the u. k. but iraq, you have a stay in running their own country. i mean, i'm on the right. you can say running our own country. the tell you a war was perhaps through the state that was great. it, but the iraqis calling each other corruption is rampant in iraq. but those are your lucky feeling that own states assets militia run amuck. but those are iraqi militias who have chosen the loyalty to a navy rather than their own country. so yet the americans made tremendous mistakes and in so did the u. k. y did also provide the b rocky to the opportunity and on some aspect those opportunities have been seen on others. they have took leave and squandered. nor i could see laura was shaking her head. then i take it probably in disagreement. the war the us led invasion gave an opportunity and to some extent, is the iraqis who are messing 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u. n. d p human index indicator shows, life expectancy has increased since the u. s. invasion, according to other figures, g, d, p is higher electricity production is up 10 fold. all production has tripled to those numbers. tell a positive story of what life is like in iraq. well, it's, it's debatable all goes, well. what you talked about is debatable because as iraq he, i did, i don't seem to become well. and also there is a huge kind of a huge percentage of. busy unemployment, we're already in the budget now announced that there is perverted teeth governor rates that need special items inside. busy the budget, so all those things that been mentioned as an let's say, as a successful, as terms of 2003 all iraq. you need to say, well, just wait for a moment. it looks like it's debatable because my life is not going better. yes, i have more money, but i, i, i have a problem with the security situation. i have a problem with the infrastructure and most importantly, i lost hope in the political process in my children and future, which is a very important issue to say that the iraq can go forward and a positive way. and also there is another things that need to be managed well, is that we lost our social to an artisan. that means everyone is looking for his self interest for his community, local community, and thrust the rather than iraq and show you how much we lost hope in this situation in the state. it is all right, let, let me take, let me take that more question. now i may be allowed in washington dc because does it have a point when he says, you know, you got a for some of those numbers into perspective because iraq was a country that was under sanctions before the us led invasion. it's natural to expect. it's g d p to increase to expect its own production and exporting to increase. but if you look at the bottom line for iraq, he's the ministry of planning in january saying the lety right had risen to a quarter of the population for an all rich country. good to be with you, tammy. i mean the iraq war and the, the result of the iraq war is definitely a huge elephant and we can touch different parts of it. and iraq is also a complex place, a complex country with complex society. and let's not forget that the comparison might be also hard to make between the saddam hussein regime or the bosses regime and the posted. i'm with the regime because to me the, the most visible outcome of the war is greater transparency. we know what goes on in iraq, that is the political competition that is openness and that is basically the absence of central command allows us to know that in detail. and of course, thanks. thanks the social media. what goes on at several iraqi quarter, which definitely was not the case. and the a single man, single party control of the saddam hussein regime. so perhaps i'll jump in too and say, does that transparency sometimes shows that actually the us led invasion has led to a deterioration. take what the bargain project says when it talks about why there is increasing poverty in the rock, it specifically points to as one of the main factors, the u. s. invasion in 2003, the occupation in 2003, she says has prompted a thick terry and civil war displacement of people disruption of trade damaging communication and transport infrastructure and destabilizing education. riley natural. if you go all those ingredients, the cake is going to be a bad one at the end. know that that's definitely a fair criticism and i think that has been no one more critical of the negative side of the war than you know, american press. and critics in the states itself, but you asked earlier about the legacy of the war. i think they, the major point is that this was an experiment. and using military might foot political objectives in the case of iraq, that was regime change. i think the change part was easy, but changing into something better is still that's the challenge. i hope it will work in progress. but for the numbers that you said that the fixed, the 6 that you mentioned i was going to put to iraq. he agency and this i think is very easy and probabl

u. s. school. rosalind jordan has more from washington d. c, and it is u. s. president joe biden is once again calling on congress to pass comprehensive gun legislation. this, after monday's fatal shooting at a christian school in nashville, tennessee, 3 children, and 3 staff members were killed in the attack on monday morning. nashville, police say a 28 year old woman carrying a hand gun and 2 semi automatic weapons, burst into the school shortly after 10 a. m. and about 15 to 20 minutes later, they said that 2 of their officers killed her. the woman hasn't been identified, her motive has not been identified, but it is worth pointing out that says 1966 only for shooters involved in math shooting have been women. if last year 303 school students took place in the united states. so far this year, 89 again, family and friends are trying to figure out why something could happen in what is supposed to be a safe place for children. rosalind jordan al jazeera washington in other news, scotland is about to have a new 1st minister after hums, a use f one the vote to become scottish national party leader usa takes over from nicholas sturgeon, who surprisingly quit last month after 9 years in charge. the s a p advocates for scottish independence from the u. k. and controls the semi autonomous parliament in edinburgh. and when the dean barbara has this report, a big moment for a party at a crossroads, i therefore declare hum figures if juliet elected comes the use of become scottish national parts of leader after divisive campaign. the 37 year old said his success as the muslim son of immigrants from pakistan and kenya shows there need be no barriers in politics. and he promised to represent all of scotlands 5 and a half 1000000 people. yes, and my immediate priority will be to continue to protect every score as far as we possibly can from the harm inflicted by the cost of living crisis to recover and reform, or any chess and other vital public services. of course, he's parties. main purpose is to deliver something. half the nation isn't convinced about independence from the united kingdom and my solemn promise and commitment to you. as i will text our, i rush roots, our civic, laid movement, and assure our drive for independence as infe

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