u. k. america, france, and turkey. expressing serious concerns the key. it may be in the final stages or preparing some sort of dirty bomb and the conflict in ukraine. more details on mr. sort of a lab for offered r t dot com right now for the meantime to the rest of our scheduled program here on our c. so the united nations says it's torture prevention body has been blocked from us assessing jails in australia despite claims of malpractice and even death. in some prisons there, and many other victims were said to be indigenous people despite its continued efforts to engage the authorities for the resolution of the problems, the delegation of the united nations subcommittee on prevention of torture continued to be obstructed in the exercise of its mandates. as a result of this, the b team members felt that their visit had been compromised to such an extent that they had no other option but to suspend it. or the other is about joining us here on this monday afternoon for this story. can you just give us the picture here because it's a little bit confusing

u. k and america, they've all actually increased their weapons shipments to ukraine at military support, a key f. now total is believe it or not, around $24000000000.00. and i discuss this with a finish journalist ayana's put going on. he believes that western corporations are the ones benefiting from this uncontrolled distribution. police is admitting that these weapons are flowing around europe and coming to, to back to finland. and now the same weapons are, are flowing to greenland in the great markets in the black market. why they want to escalate these or the borders everywhere. and, and certainly they know that these weapons are going in the hands of the militants, not only new crank. spreading weapons is spreading fear. and when people are getting feared they, they start to buy more and more weapons because because the weapon is always rest against the weapon. and of course, if we take the perspective up, these all benefits, the surgeon corporations which are running the western power structure and for them, this is a, this is a cold and times now. and, and of course, when, when t

u. s. companies. if well, if you're in america, taurus in japan or the u. k, you're having a great time right now. everything is cheap. that's not the case for all america businesses. if you're an importer, things are great, things are cheap. however, if you're an ex border or if you have international operations, you could be seeing some losses that because all these goods and services of course, are more expensive in foreign countries and we're seeing fall and demand. we have already seen some multi $1000000000.00 hits. in some cases, a lot of companies are suffering ideas, johnson and johnson. and if the dollar continues to serge, it's likely we're going to see more of this for american businesses. ok to the australia on a very busy floor of the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot. now let's take a look at some of the other global business stories that are making the news. exxon mobil says it has completely left russia after president putin expropriated its properties. the move from the russian leader followed months of discussions next on says it was not compensated for the assets, which i es

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u. k. were country in africa, south america or asia, imagine the pompous, self righteous ethnocentric u. k. press politicians and social media pundits would be spewing about culture of dysfunction, banana republic, and not having democracy in their dna. we are now nothing but a banana republic run by in recent monthly u. k is now with 2 promises. according to retired and indifferent bus was him easy, global repercussions could be adding to the instability, the state of democracy, i would say it is what is what active maybe because it's very ready that country i do, i think going to have any changes or the never will give a very, very bad the outside market, the value of the phone. so the outside this is that the really nice fellow stevens. often i ended up having to go to hand through the one that you would miss. just very, very enthusiastic about sanctions against the today, what happened is that the french is, is that they have very high get very high domestic, and patients get an idea that was, i think it would not be approved at this moment. that is a banana because they are new and t

u. k, are really funded from the united states of america. and of course, it is the united states for america. it would also benefit if the united kingdom stop the used to fossil. ready fuel was, well the united states would benefit because we would have to import gas or oil from other countries. but more than that perspective from the united states, the people who are working for. ready just stop or should i look at whose interests are she serving they might be saving not their own countries interests for the interests of other people. ready so not to worry, that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and that day we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic, development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk with ah, lisa canter. russian state patrol never. i

u. k. ad colonies in africa, india, china. the commonwealth of australia, asia, north and south america from said captured half of africa and half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and osi anya, italy established colonies in somalia, ethiopia, libya, and eritrea. the were spanish colonies in south america and africa. portugal occupied colonies several times, its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans. and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. what was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives from slavery. ruthless and remorseless exploitation with the phone of british diplomats professor of political ideas and also william melanson has studied europe's colonial system. and the reason for its rise and fall only one main thing is important for knox, ism internationally speaking, that is that nations or that state that allowed to do anything, all the master races. and then you have the mind, the nations who are the slave for the europeans, this, these were i

k, assassination, u. c. i a and allied regime change initiatives in iran, latin america, africa, all over the globe when western allies get caught spying on each other than they can get hushed up all under the guise of national security. those things has just been snuffed out and disappeared. now the big question that some of us were half jokingly asking right after these pipeline attacks was how the european union would react. if it ever came out that the u. s. responsible for these attacks? would they sanction the us? because now without rushing gas, the you most recently for president not coin germany, connie, mr. robert havoc, whining about paying exorbitant prices for american liquefied natural gas as one of the only viable options that they now have left. so having to sanction the us would be pretty much the final nail in the coffin and would risk turning it into a sort of west or north korea. but if it's any consolation pentagon spokesman, general patrick rider does that, washington is ready to help say, quote, remain, of course, ready to tory, if necessary in these investigations that the west is conduc

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u. k. some feel a relief to have a new leader, but some are not so hopeful. he wants to take us, they sort of american way when all america we have a different economy runs differently. we expect different things where we expect some public service from our, from our government. and i don't think he's message going to provide that. if i had to choose from anybody from the tore can monitor a gun, but he's probably the only competent one would actually trust with nations finances, but so not retreat to historic. he's the 1st british foreign minister of count haitian origin. he's also the 1st hindu to become the country's leader and the youngest. the yuki has seen in 200 years. russia is taking its claim that ukraine is spending a dirty bomb attack to the united nations. western countries have unanimously rejected moscow's allegations as baseless us. state department spokesman net price warned russia against using the issue as a pretext for a further escalation in his war against ukraine. the world is all too familiar with from one's record. this is the point that we made prior to february 24th. it's a point we've made consi

u. k. some feel a relief to have a new leader, but some are not so hopeful. he wants to take, as they sort of american way when all america we have a different economy runs differently. we expect different things where we expect some public service from her, from our government and her i don't think his messages are going to provide that. if i had to choose from anybody from the tory go, my one monitor or a gun, but he's probably the only competent one. star would ashy trust with the foundations finances. but so not victory is also historic. he is the 1st british prime minister of south asian origin. he's also the 1st hindu to become the country leader and the youngest. the yuki has seen in 200 years of next sunday w in is it as business? so to stay with us, if you can for that. in the meantime i'm sarah kelly and berlin. thank you so much for joining us. take care. ah ah ah closely.

u. k. thumb, feel a relief to have a new leader, but some are not so hopeful. he wants to take, as they sort of american way when all america we have a different economy runs differently. we expect different things where we expect some public service from our, from our government. her, i don't think his messages are going to provide that. if i had to choose from anybody from atolico's, my one monitor a gun, but he's probably the only competent one that would actually trust with the nation's finances. but so not victory is walter historic. he's the 1st british prime minister of south asian origin. he's also the 1st hindu to become the country's leader and the youngest. the yuki has seen in 200 years. d, w correspondent, bigot mars has been following events in london. she told us more about britain's next prime minister, which is cynic. so after weeks of economic and political chaos, the conservative party have picked the candidate who they believe is economically competent. they picked wishes to not the former chancellor. he was credited with a fellow scheme during the covey crisis, so he was credited with helping british bu

america. the 2 disgust regional challenges, including migration drug trafficking, and recovery after the cobra. 19 the u. k. government has been forced into a u turn, abandoning plans to scrap be top rated income tax for high honors. the controversial policy was met with turmoil on the markets and a revolt within the prime minister's own conservative party. open reports from an annual conference in birmingham. ah, delegates arriving at conference on monday were greeted with the theme tune to a slapstick tv comedy blaring from a protest as p. a system. no lady is not parts her name. because just 24 hours after prime minister les tress had said she was absolutely committed to abolishing the talk tax rate paid by britons richest trust. as chancellor was announcing a screeching, you turn the tax on top and as we'll stay, i know the plan put forward only 10 days ago has cooled, a little turbulence. i get it. i get it. we are listening and have listened. and now i want to focus on delivering the major paths of our growth package. this conference could scarcely have gone any worse for less trust so far. the agend

u. k. and the falklands, you know, all the way on the other side of the world. and one is nowhere near the united states of america. i'm 2nd, it's a conversation we'll have to have another time. but while i still want you here, we are witnessing right now. history being made around the world. something that many leaders are talking about right now. in particular g, in particular, vladimir putin, the emergence of this multi polar world. nothing can stop the changes that are happening right now. this is something the chinese president was referring to in his speech to congress. absolutely, i think you are right in saying that we are witnessing history and the world is absolutely changing and it's changing very falls to perhaps even faster than most people have expected. but multi polar is definitely on its way, the multi polarity and, and the small to happen, i think. and i hope sincerely hope that our friends and colleagues in the west will face the reality. and we're understand that and worldly does must sit together and to come to a consensus and a compromise what she said that the certain personal partners need

america, a leading human rights organization and author of dances speak. descending free speech for all in carlos, we have mat navarro, a social media consultant and former digital communications adviser to the u. k. government and also in new york. bradley task a co founder at tusk. venture partners and, and a junk professor at columbia. business school will welcome to you or if i could start with suzanne. so what do you think? will the editorial content and direction of twitter now change radically on the lawn mosque? look, all eyes are on mosque when he 1st began this transaction, he spoke very broadly about getting rid of all of the guard rails for content moderation on twitter, he seemed determined to correct what he saw as political bias, and he thought the way of doing that was to dismantle all the wrong. there are some signs as the deal has gone through. but he's rethinking that he may be learning, he said to advertisers, look, this can't become a free for all how escape he realizes that the genuine danger. and that is what would happen if you did away with all the rules wholesale. he has now that he's going to set up a council, something like perhaps the facebook oversight board that is