u. s. has just held directly there and she goes to collections and half of voters in the u. s. believe the same thing. you should review elections to have been unjust. and these are the pals conducted inside the u. s. by the road and she wasn't human services center. so this is not something we've just made up. these are the pair was conducted by road polling for distribution organizations. and of course, i remember that incident when the test says to enter the capital, the congress. but these were not just plunder as robbers. they came with political, which essentially demands and 450 people were detained. criminal charges against all of them. 70 were detained raj away and said he was still under arrest. notice in front of me they said, what has anyone informed us on that? no, it's a political move, give me a political matter and many of them are facing very serious charges. i think some of them are even facing charges of trying to conduct an anti constitutional cou exclusion bill. well, i'm not going to talk about russia. let's have a look at better rows. the country has many

this sunday, polls of the eastern state of zack from the on has show the popularity of the conservative c. d. u party has slipped and it could be overtaken by the far right alternative for germany. it's a key test for a cd you leader and chancellor candidate arman. last sunday's pool is the last regional poll before the general election on september 26th, which will be the 1st in 16 years, not to feature on gall america, half convert houses. there will st. cleveland book is famous for its old town, but with very few tourists visiting during the pandemic and go about have turned their attention to the upcoming state election. the far right a if d is said to gain a quarter of the vote. and it's moving wants to go to the state parliament for cleveland book, he's complaining with slogans like, get your country. that was the one i want to we. we want our old ways back. we don't want to take anything away from anyone. we just went back the country that existed before the wave of immigration velo loans. we want the old state of things again and the mission of the i s the stokes and immigration sentime

c d u has categorically rules. i'm collaborating with the state. but the question is, will it stick to its worth after the election, even of the city, you need the i if the to the very and power many great, and bog, eagerly anticipating the 1st projections on sunday evening. the election result will also affect the politics will be on facts and the unhappy board. a large plot of derelict land in budapest is being turned into the 1st european campus of a lead chinese university and hung. darian taxpayers will be picking up the build. 2 thirds of hungarians oppose the projects and anger is growing against prime minister victor or bon w. funny for char reports. initially, the area behind this fence in budapest was supposed to become the home to more than 10000 students. the plan to build affordable dorms, especially for people from hungary, rural areas. the ground has been broken for various projects, including a new athletic stadium. but the government is also allowing china to build the very 1st european campus of the sean cloud based food and unive

u. s. has lost the war. if the u. s. has been bombing taliban positions while it was occupied with large numbers of military forces and u. s. military bases in afghanistan for 2 decades. and that did not defeat the taliban. why would the resumption of air strike after the u. s. is gone. why would that be effective militarily? so what's happening is, the pentagon and the by the ministration are now pointing fingers and debating and trying to provide some semblance of a plan b when they leave. and should the country fall to the taliban? if in fact, the afghan military can't sustain itself, which is very likely, the fact of the matter is the u. s. has lost the war, and the u. s. is leaving, which they had to do eventually. but it's never easy for politicians or generals to take responsibility. thus the proclamations by blinking and others that somehow the us present will still remain. i don't think so. in other news, israeli police used stun grenades on thursday to disperse hundreds of palestinians who gathered in jerusalem'

they should have sanctioned the qu regime, ok, and the e u has, is, is at fault for every single part of this year. they created the facts on the ground for this tension that was completely unnecessary. and the russians warned them you destabilize ukraine like this, that countries sovereignty will be in danger. and it is in danger because of what the b, e u and plus victoria new and, and her famous words and their policy towards ukraine. peace would be the european union. go ahead, john. peter, i 100 percent agree with you. but we are talking about events that happened 7 years ago, and things have moved on. now. we don't need to carry on arguing about ukraine's or about crimea, because i come back to what i said at the beginning. what's going down beneath the surface is different from the froth that's being generated, the tall. the fact is, nobody in washington or brussels believes that the crimea will ever revert to ukraine. they hardly even mention the crime air anymore. they know that is full, keeps at least for a generational until the wheel of history turns. there is no, there's

u. k. has traditionally had the emphasis on the digital services company the you can have a digital services tax where revenue for exam for the search engines or social media platforms. when these revenues are generated, a new car that they apply this tech. so you can wants to make sure that the digital services companies that there is an international agreement, and that is in the way your a t for, for the u. k. government, however, tex campaign is in the u. k. has said, well, if you really does not support an international agreement, generally on, on this global text deal, if there was, may be some ideological opposition because the 3 top tax havens are actually british territories, dominican, why can a minimum corporate tax rate or what can rather a minimum corporate tax or to 15 percent, which is under discussion right now what canada achieve and what can it likely not achieve? well, it's kind of showed up more national corporations pay at least some tax at the 15 percent rate on their prof

the u has committed to reducing its carbon emissions by 60 percent over the next 2 decades. so a year, a wide consortium of companies with headquarters in berlin has been charged with addressing the issue of materials. so you can rama to alliance has one monday to test the mandate to protect your own from any kind of supply interaction of raw materials in particular critical raw materials. and in this context, of course, our role is 1st and foremost, understanding the pattern and the mix of the volunteers. and here the role is identifying respect to the companies that have the willingness and the capability to invest into raw material topics that can help closing the gap that we were just talking about. it will likely take 10 to 35000000000 euros of investment to mind the necessary raw materials. so companies like nor to mining that are funding themselves are especially welcome to the business. if you will find the good project you has the invest attends and it's, you know, it is very intriguing. we'll be doing. it's very excited because it's not only a mining project such it

know, you know, johnny, i'm glad the dmitri brought that up because all during that crisis, b, e, u has its fingerprints all over it. it was in the room when, you know, covert sign, the agreement of a change of power. they would be elections called early and all that. and then, you know, all, during that time the russian said once, twice, 3 different times, we need to all 3 work together on this because you're the stabilizing ukraine and they were warned ok. and then after the coup, the e, you treated unicode, which like they had never met him. ok, the paper, the ink on the paper was still wet and the e u. cowardly just turned away. you know, what they sanctioned the wrong government. they should have sanctioned the qu regime, ok, and the e u has is at fault for every single part of this year. they created the facts on the ground to this tension that was completely unnecessary. and the russians warned them you destabilize ukraine like this. the country sovereignty will be in danger, and it is in danger because of what the b, e, u and plastic toria, new and, and her famous words and thei

u has categorically rules collaborating with the a f d. that the question is, will it stick to its worth after the election? even a, b, c, d, you need to see if the to stay in power. many quit, and bog, eagerly anticipating the 1st projections on sunday evening. the collection result will also affect the politics will be on sex and the on board. alright, let's get you an update. now, on the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic, the makers of china is 1st inhalation based cove in 1900 vaccine, which does not need needles or low storage temperatures are applying for emergency use in the country. frances to drug testing requirements for fully vaccinated europeans making itself available as a destination for tourist who have had corona, virus jobs, and argentina. and serbia have officially started production of rushes. who think the vaccine? while the pandemic has had a major impact on everyone around the world, but especially on children, w asked young people between the ages of 6 and 15 in dozens of countries to take part in the

u. k. has, are traditionally had the emphasis on the digital services company. the u. k. has a digital services tax revenues for example, search engines or social media platforms. when these revenues are generated in the u. k that they apply this text to u. k wants to make sure that the digital services companies that there is an international agreement and that isn't the way it's high or a t for, for the u. k. government, however, tex campaign is in the u. k. has said, well, if the you can really does not support an international agreement, generally on this global text deal, if there was may be some geological opposition because the 3 top techs havens, i actually british territories, dominican, why can a minimum corporate tax rate or what can rather a minimum corporate tax rate of 15 percent, which is under discussion right now what canada achieve and what can it likely not achieve? well, it's kind of shorter much national corporations pay at least some tax at the 15 percent great on their pr

the e u has criticized denmark after it's parliament approved a plan to set up a refugee reception center in a 3rd country outside europe. it would be used a screen potential asylum seekers. opponent say it's aimed at getting rid of refugees, but advocate say it'll deter people from making the perilous mediterranean crossing security forces in sedan and closed off all major roads leading to government and military headquarters in a capital cartoon. it follows protest mocking the 2nd anniversary of the massacre, a pro democracy, demonstrators, activists and opposition. politicians accusing the transitional government of delaying and obstructing an investigation into the killing. and the you case remove ports of those miss green list of travel destinations and what's being described as a death blow to the industry. it was the only mainstream tourist destination people could go to without needing to quarantine from their return. so those are the headline news continue 0 now to 0, after witness. thank you and thanks for watching by her last champion was 7. i'm not sure though she missed regul

u. s. has lost the war. if the u. s. has been bombing taliban positions while it was occupied with large numbers of military forces and u. s. military bases in afghanistan for 2 decades. and that did not defeat the taliban. why would the resumption of air strike after the u. s. is gone and after u. s. air bases are removed from the country, meaning that those, those planes have to come from the gulf. why would that be effective militarily? so what's happening is, and it's a rhetorical question, of course. so what's happening is, the pentagon and the by the ministration are now pointing fingers and debating and trying to provide some semblance of a plan b when they leave and should the country while to the taliban. if in fact, the afghan military can sustain itself, which is very likely. so i don't think that this is really a plausible or valid military strategy. maybe it's a face saving measure to kill some more people and f ganeth then. but the fact of the matter is, the u. s. has lost the war, and the u. s. is leaving,

before years mark low call has been the u. n's talk humanitarian official. he's sometimes been outspoken. recently describing the g 7 pledge to provide 1000000000 doses of vaccine over the next year. as a small step in an interview without jazeera, he says cobit 19 should have been a time for global cooperation, but instead, each country was pending for themselves. his 1st failure of kindness and empathy, but it's secondly, a huge act of self home. because if you didn't understand before the pandemic or the small ins connected planet where on surely you must understand that now everybody can see the new variance coming up all over the world. a border war does not protect you from the virus. if you want to keep yourself safe, you have to worry about everybody else's safety too. in terms of the humanitarian system of the world, has cobra 19 exposed flores. i do think that the pandemic has exposed some fundamental challenges about the humanitarian system. we have a financing system which is far too slow and reactive. the best and cheapest responses are the fast

u has committed to reducing its carbon emissions by 60 percent over the next 2 decades. so a europe wide consortium of companies with headquarters in berlin has been charged with the the issue of all materials you. ready can wrong to alliance has one mandate tests the mandate to protect your own from any kind of supply interaction of raw materials in particular critical raw materials. and in this context, of course, our role is 1st and foremost, understanding the pattern and the mix of raw materials. and here the role is identifying respect to companies that have the willingness and the capability to invest into raw material topics that can help closing the gap that we were just talking about. it will likely take 10 to 35000000000 euros of investment to mind the necessary role materials. so companies like north mining that are funding themselves are especially welcome to me. if you will find a good project you have to invest, attend, am. it's, you know, it is very intriguing will be doing. it's very exciting because it's not only a mining project such, it has become a geo

u has band bell russian across from its s space. this comes off to detained activist robin presence. say that made a concession on state tv, about organizing. he government protests, his family says it was coerced. 10 days ago belarus forced his ryan a flight to london mince in order to arrest him. and for lanka, the flash floods and debris flows caused by heavy rains have killed at least 4 people and left 7 missing. more than 5000 people have been displaced and hundreds of homes have been damaged. now here in germany, chancellor angler mac calls governing conservative could face a fall right upset in the key state elections. this sunday. polls in the eastern states of saxony and show the popularity of the conservative c. d. u party house slips and it could be overtaken by the far right alternatives to germany. it is a key cd you need and the chancellor handed it. i mean luscious. sunday's pole is the last regional boat before the general election on september the 26th. and the 1st in 16 years, not to feature. i'm going to map or ha

u. s. has promised the people there in other countries and cow what the u. s. has delivered. we only seen countless people who died and the economies went into recessions. and on the other hand, the weakest have been living in china for hundreds of years. there are many efforts to be harmony and friendships between the weakest and han chinese. there is just solely to chance to be great. rigorous will be a will, china and the west is making the lives we get worse by separating the weakest from their countrymen. the west, the media have completely ignore the fact that many han chinese went to the desert while when senior was very poor, did han chinese start with nothing to build a currency john, where you see green and foot everywhere. there were some media also. you know, disagree with the media, allowing the west to have a strong focus on terrorism in their own countries. but i complete site and about the terrorism happened in saint john. just like many countries in china, religious rights cannot be above the law. did not emphasize. i was just going to mention briefly about t

it's still belongs to the single market, and the u has strict regulations to prevent the import of pests. there was a possibility that there might be a splash of soil on the park. so that went against the regulations. well, it's very frustrating when you have been done companies for 2530 years. you know, you're getting excellent variety of plants that your customers will buy. and then you're just suddenly told at a stroke of the pan, sorry, you can't have these, you can't get them since break that, the customs border has been moved to the irish c despite northern ireland, remaining part of the united kingdom at the port of belfast, documents are checked and fresh produce inspected. mark brown runs the arcadia delicatessen in belfast. now in its 3rd generation, he can still get his olives from italy without any problems. but cheese and other fresh produce from britain are paying to import. many suppliers have decided there's just too many checks and too much bureaucracy. they've simply canceled those contracts. a lot of them of just sort of walked away from nor now because it's a small ma

and this time she is moving and she has called already that there is a fraud that is planned and systematic the be the gas t u is not officially winner of bidders, run a selection. but tell me what it is among those over the celebry this this campaign has shown the most vulnerable people, the poorest, the forgotten. now they are the protagonists, and it is important that a rural teacher from a rural school becomes president in such an unfair country like peru with 98 percent of the votes counted look, s t u is a head of keiko for money by more than 100000 vote the the over the federal vote will the find the election, the battle tough to get to the capital, and it is likely many will be contested. castillo is said to win. the crucial rule vote consolidated his victory with little left to count on monday. take for you, marty did not concede. instead, she said there were indications of land and systematic fraud. and then you have a series of irregularities have occurring and we are worried and we think it's important to show this and calling other people to help us know if there are more irregularities as it has

the e u has approved new sanctions against bella luce increasing the pressure on president lucas shanker, after he forced a passenger planes land in order to arrest a dissident journalist. the measures signed off by a new foreign ministers meeting in luxembourg, imposed asset freezes and travel bands on more than 800 people and organizations. the boss also considering more wide ranging sanctions that would target home factors of the bell regime economy, including its tobacco industry hurting major sources of revenue for the local shanker regime. dw brussels bureau chief, alexandra farm nominees up the foreign ministers meeting and luxembourg. welcome alexandra. so it sounds like 2 sets of sanctions. one approved a one, a waiting approval, one against organizations and individuals, and the other against economic sectors in celebrates. while that's precisely the case here, we're talking about more than 80 individuals and entities that are going to be added to the existing sanctioned list. that means that they're not allowed anymore to enter the european union at their assets in the block a

have to pay more for it feels like almost everything in social neil thanksgiving across things b, u has reached a deal to force large corporations to publicly declare how much tax they pay in each member state, the so called country by country reporting will apply to any major company with a headquarters in the view or significant turnover, as well as tax payments. those that have to dispose how many employees they have and how much profits. they make. supporters say it's a major step forward, the tax transparency, but opponents argue it could harm the competitiveness of european companies. are revealing that business strategies match the jobless figure. if germany dropped more than expected in may, it's the latest sign of recovery and europe's largest economy. the number of people out of work fell 584000 trimming the unemployment rate to 5.9. 9 percent new figures also show that the number of employees on the countries would use working hours scheme fell sharply over. it is still a tough time to be looking for a job in the country. me. julia nichols is 23. she graduated with a degree i

the e u has basically promised to come out with its own version if they had said june. so i think we could expect something like that soon. other countries have made some sort of move towards supply chain diligence in the us. they've banned the importing of of cotton from jane and other countries. i've made stuff like that as well. but i think we're a whiles away from a really global supply chain law like this. chelsea delaney and frank, the thank you. let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. chinese rights hailing giant de choose thing has filed the listed shares in new york. the popular up dominates the market in china and has over 15000000 drive. it could be one of the biggest this year, reports that the listing could raise as much as $7000000000.00. italy's financial police are investigating one of the largest online travel agents for alleged tax evasion, amounting to $150000000.00 euros. prosecutors saying netherlands based booking dot com failed to declare any value out of tax between 2013 and 20. 19. after manipulating the failing

u. s. has withheld crucial evidence. how might that affect the overall credibility of the trial? do you think it undermines the credibility of the trial? because the u. s. has very sophisticated technology and presumably the refusal to reveal what they know they will, they would fear that this may give away some of their secrets because they, they in fact cover the world. they have very sophisticated diligence and it again is a problem. why don't they reveal what they provide the, the satellite technology which they have, which might, in fact reveal something startling will probably knew about this long drawn out affair? well the, this is just, this is just one of the major issues. isn't there a way, isn't there a way to share the satellite footage with just a select few without compromising national security? for example, as you mentioned, washington is, is citing security reasons, or perhaps perhaps that's something to hide. martin, where there may be something that may be something which und

u. s. has condemned an alleged airstrike on a busy market in ethiopia as t gray region which reportedly killed dozens of people. house workers in the village of to go go, have told the associated press that soldiers prevented ambulances from reaching the injured victoria gate and be reports the relatives of the injured wait outside a hospital for news. following the bombing of a busy market in the village to go go ne p, p as t gray region. some of the victims of route here to the regional capital mckelly 30 kilometers away. but many more we did a believe to be trapped in the village. health workers, se soldiers blocked medical teams from reaching the seen a lot of people waiting during, but they didn't get service. and because of the location of the road, i mean, if any, the us state department, school days, reports credible and set in a statement that denying victims urgently needed medical care is heinous. and absolutely unacceptable. we urge the ethiopian authorities to ensure full and unhin

u. k. with all the countries, it's totally in comparable. apparently the youth has testing around 10 times more people than in germany. therefore, inevitably, more people will be recorded as infected, much less so than in other countries, but not testing as much. now, these would be the u. k. testing program is of course the vaccination rollout as well, which is doing incredibly well at this point. around 43000000 people have received the dose of the vaccination with the government. still maintaining the vaccine roll out program is the ticket out of the pandemic. currently, it is down to individual e u member states to decide on the rules governing that borders. we are moving at speed through vaccination program to help us cub this latest fair. and we will continue to have discussions with our european partners on the reopening of international travel. but we're very confident the tar vaccination program is providing a good way forward. so pressure on europe to kick start their. 2 economy once again and of course tourism is very much the heart of it, but there's als

so i was to tell us a little bit more about what the e u has agreed to. lots of foreign minister when kevin was the 1st to take to twitter to announce that the written agreement for administers has agreed to impose the 4th package of sanctions on belie ruth. and that means that as you just mentioned, more than 80 individuals and entities will be added to the thanks and list. but that's not the most important thing that it's happening here. i think what is even more important more crucial is that the foreign ministers agree in principle, that the european union needs to target whole areas of economy. we're talking here about the financial sector, possible ban on you banks preventing them from providing new loans to be a la roof. then a ban on imports of protests from b. c is the 3rd biggest potash producer in the world, and there will be also restrictions on imports of to baker to tobacco and on on the import of oil products. and this is really something that has the potential of, of hurting and b, l o c. and economy i was injured. we also now of course, r

of customers, particularly when it comes to travel. denmark has passed the law that would allow us to send migrants to countries outside the u. wilder. applications are pending. the moves got big support at home, but has bar condemnation within the block. we certainly confirmed by the un high commissioner for refugee external processing that was fine print raiders from the medical questions about both the access to procedures and effective access to protection. it is not possible under existing e rules. they knew danish immigration bill is aimed at reducing the number of migrants in the country. it's now externalizing the asylum procedure to discourage newcomers from attempting to gain entry. in the 1st place, the law got overwhelming, basking in a parliamentary vote. a spokesperson for the social democratic party said, despite the you criticize and copenhagen for the move, something how to be done. my parents coming from different places in africa, middle eastern countries. they will probably start seeking our flying class item, and then they know that they will be sent out of here again when the new legislation comes amid

now moving on and russia has won the u. k, that it will target any foreign warships testing its territorial claims and waters of crimea, will follow the 10th confrontation on the black sea. on wednesday, russia says a british warship entered its territorial waters which then leaded to firing warning shots, british prime minister bars johnson nurse says the u. k. doesn't recognize russia's annexation of crimea and was pursuing freedom of navigation and international waters. russia choose the u. k. of spreading misinformation and has summoned its ambassador in moscow of a more or less, let's speak to john hall. he's watching all of us unfold from london journal. so as we were saying, lots of accusations that he loved about, what do we know about what actually happened? well, i'll tell you just to pick up on your intro there, that in the last hour, the u. k. ambassador to russia has visited the forum, foreign ministry in moscow, someone there to be given a diplomatic dressing down a so called demo. shan indeed was given what t

u. s. has glo down that's the simple truth of it. so the u. s. is pitying itself against an imaginary competition. ringback china, in order to unlock more funding, i'm sending. and now ben to christy's point, could this actually have been done without including china's name at all? i mean, what specifically is in the bill and what will it pay for? well, it really could not have been done without invoking china's name. and the reason for that is because exactly what chrissy joe said, which is that the u. s. congress is so deeply divided. it can't agree on anything. republicans and democrats have virtually nothing. they can agree on, but one of the few things they can agree on are certain buzzwords like gotta be tough with china. so for instance, in this bill, what it really is about, it's not about stopping china from doing anything. it doesn't sanction china in any way, doesn't punish china in any way. what it does, it takes us taxpayer dollars at enormous amounts and it lost them to pet projects in the name of competition, which of course, isn't

and u government's has been halted for the time being the u. s. and you have agreed to suspend tariffs for 5 years in relation to the boeing air bus battle, which is at bought at the w t o. ready for 17 years, the rivalry has caused plenty of tensions between europe and the us with things heating up during the trump administration. in 2019, the world trade organization gave us the greenlight to bring in tariffs worth up to $7500000000.00 on products from the u. that was in response to illegal government support of boeing's rival, european playmaker, airbus. and just last year, the w t o ruled in favor of the european union, concluding that illegal aid was given to jet plane manufacturer. boeing by the us government, the plan to impose $4000000000.00 in tariffs against the u. s. and action which the block chose to delay until after the 2020 us election after which point tensions already began to ease those. my remember very well, it started when i got my 1st phone call by president biden in february, and there we jointly decided to solve this proble

has been cancelled. the keystone excel pipeline would have carried crude oil from canada to the u. s. as in joe biden revoked its permit on his 1st day in office, now the company behind it has scrapped the project. a russian court has outlawed organizations founded by jailed opposition leader electra and botany declaring them to be extremist. the ruling bars, people associated with the groups from running for public office dashing hopes of nevada, these allies of seeking seats and a parliamentary election in september activists who have worked with the organizations as anyone who donates to them or shares the groups materials could be prosecuted and go to prison. journalist j cordell has more on that verdict from moscow. this decision was widely anticipated and alexi, nevada. the team had already moved to the span that network ahead of this decision . so on an organizational level, that doesn't change anything that what those changes to now, anyone who has worked with alexis found the in these organizations become liable for some pretty hefty possible prison sentences of up to 6 years

u. s. has about 4 different blacklist against chinese companies, and these have significantly impacted the performance of those companies. most notably, qual way the chinese tech giant has seen its revenues dropped the 2 years in a row because of restrictions put on it by the u. s. government. but on the other hand, china doesn't have really an equivalent mechanism. it has what it's called, the unreliable entity list, but this just acts as a warning to chinese businesses against dealing with these u. s. companies. it doesn't really have any teeth. so it's hope that this new law will change that. katrina, thanks very much. indeed. katrina, you in beijing said i had a knowledge. is it a modest whereas in its new interim president, i seem, as always, is the colonel who led to cruise in less than a year. schools and mexico have finally been allowed to reopen. after closing, during the pandemic, but many of the doors named shot ah hello, we've been dealing with high fits into areas of canada. for ex

u. s. has lost the war. if the u. s. has been bombing taliban positions while it was occupied with large numbers of military forces and u. s. military bases in afghanistan for 2 decades. and that did not defeat the taliban. why would the resumption of air strike after the u. s. is gone? why would that be effective militarily? so what's happening is, the pentagon and the bi ministration are now pointing fingers and debating and trying to provide some semblance of a plan b when they leave. and should the country fall to the taliban? if in fact, the afghan military can sustain itself, which is very likely, fact of the matter is the u. s. s. last, the war, and the u. s. is leaving, which they had to do eventually. but it's never easy for politicians or generals to take responsibility. thus the approximations by blinking and others that some how the us present will still remain. i don't think so. revenues are railey police used stun grenades on thursday to disperse hundreds of palestinians who gathered in jerusalem's old city

because christy a senior iranian official, has announced that the u. s. has agreed to lift all things on around oil and shipping industry. something to us de department has refuted at this point. now whether that is true or not, will around oil hitting the market make a substantial difference to world oil prices in your opinion. yeah, definitely because to ron could ramp up alpa bite about $1400000.00 barrels per day if it secures in accord with washington. and that would actually plug about 2 thirds of the deficit projected by opec for the rest of the year. so iran could also quickly export 1000000 barrels of oil that it's currently holding in storage. if it reaches a deal over the past couple of months, it has boosted the volume of crude. it has stored in tankers and in what may be preparations for restart to exports. so some of those painters are already in transit to asia, which is the biggest market for ronnie and oil. so their oil exports were pretty much flashed to a mere fraction of what they once were as a result of trumps sanction. so a revival o

u. s. has been experiencing the united states is unclear to say that there is there, pretty convinced this was not state sponsored in terms of this being ordered by vladimir putin. but at the same time, they're saying that russia providing safe harbor for these criminals that continue to attack us interest on the business side and blood reputed civil where's the proof of that? so that makes up very difficult to even confront the most basic of issues. and that is really led to some domestic criticism in the united states about all of this meeting. but what's the point, what is it going to accomplish? the bar has been set low. if this is a 5 hour discussion about improving communication will surely you didn't need a summit for that. so there have been some criticisms that what this is going to do is levitate the russian leader on the world stage after the west has worked so hard to isolate russia. that essentially what this gives, latimer brewton is equal footing with a us president, something th

u. n. has since spent more than $700000000.00 fighting colorado, haiti, and another $8000000.00 so far in victim lead community development. but a u. s. court ruled that the united nations could not be sued for damages due to diplomatic immunity. and no victims have ever been directly compensated with them hybrid, legally on dismissed. but that does not mean that we are not responsible morally. that's why i did my best to ready support his paper is completely misleading and manipulative. international law professor and former un special rapid tour, philip austin says the un may have immunity in court, but it does have a responsibility to compensate victims under its own charter. this is not a question of a moral duty. it's the legal duty. we screwed. these people liberal to pay for it. in his book, bond describes lawyers who attempted to get compensation for haitians who lost loved ones as attempting to extort the un. mario joseph was one of those lawyers. when they came to the bed, 82 people m

involvement and forcing done a ryan or a plane by minsk dangerous. meanwhile, in a heightened move the e u. has not been bella rushing courtiers from its or a space on the reports, talking to r. t rushes, representative to the block question. the decision of the middle avia, the, the official airline of villers had nothing to do with that particular incident. so why should should it be banned? there is no logic in that and closing the airspace of bellows, not before any conclusions have come from eco or the international asian organization. but even before the investigation really started, that is also void of logic. it reflects, oh, i would say a very, what is that end of it is ation of the whole situation and who will suffer? it will be of course, citizens of bella rose, whose faith so dear to the western governments. and it will be like travellers from western europe who will have to fly on the different route i long, longer route, and that will make the air think it's of course more expensive. let's just get a quick recap of a lot going on. there wasn't there this afternoon, let me put and

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concessions, and probably they will not soon be any agreement on the nature of nato. russia has some view on this. the u. s. has its hue of nato as a be so alliance. russia doesn't think so. so what i think can be done is to reach agreement about the escalation of military activities. no, right now there's a lot of things happening very close to the line of contact between russia and major military exercises, overflights, ships, incidents. so there's been some incidence. there may be more so i think that agreement to de escalate military activities to perhaps hold them in areas that are not closely why in a context would be useful whether this could be discussed to achieve that the summit. i don't know, but i do know that there are recommendations from a large group of experts from native countries and russia. about to d. s, toiling, military activities, maneuvers and exercises. i actually signed those one of the long more than 200 experts. so sign b recommendations on this. i do hope that they will be useful to the leaders probably shanker, we really appreciate your time, but you have one final questio