u. s. a. europe. this professor thinks the brain drain of young i t talents out of india is over. students have been traveling to other countries. us most important key for job prospects and so on a little or this trend is changing in the past few years. uh, thanks to uh, you know, this, this uh, tremendous. um, stock show that is developing it. yeah. i suspect immigration full stop will be much more limited ahead, making it harder for especially for qualified applicants to me. the h one b visa programs and any other kind of of programs to bring in either immigrants or refugees or both. and india needs its own talent, has major company bosses because the country has changed from a pure software business to a major service provider. in united exports handle everything from software to cyber security for companies worldwide info. this is one of those companies. they are operating in the us, germany and do buy and have the headquarters in indoor in india, almost less than a 100 people work for the company. info beans sees itself as an a i digital transformation center. the founders do

a crowd from u. s. military bases in europe. which is maybe why the c, i a code name, the operations project, aerodynamic, the end of the 2nd world war, the us army counter intelligence corps, began to have contacts with step funds button. they're off and make the bed and their organization, the nationalist army, working against what was in the soviet union from classified c i, a documents spring. my learned about sadistic punitive operation is carried out by step on monday arrows associates. they used everything from a major pharmacy units, such as the 14th, right of the year of off and assess invasion, which was made up of mostly of collisions which are people in the west of the ukraine and southern poland. they also recruited about 250000 premiums through dera, and the 2nd in command. the intelligence make a little that bad to engage in this and be like 250000 people was right out through making gail battalion and other ukrainian, the nationalist searches police force and things like this that would be engaged in controlling u

as i said, decreased significantly. res, every us and china, and therefore there is a need in the u. s. in in europe to pull together. but clearly in the war between russia and ukraine, us and u. k. plays a crime, monroe in terms of advising, providing the best depth and re intelligence and the tactics. of course, i have no doubt that as even the north sea $1.00 and $2.00 of these happened the same applies for the tax 3. so there was definitely a strategic embrace behind what's happening in the recent pale case. i hope it's not going to, there is nothing to give to our data. but we have to recognize also that there was a war going on. russia is that sort of thing. you brand new press structure and as you press start to seriously destroying it and you create is trying to do the same thing. my point here is that when it comes to the neighboring regions affecting do it. and as a supply security, a naturalist, i guarantee one has to be very careful and i hope that with some coming out to power tomorrow the, there will be some sort of as the squire and some punctual settlement. so that this kind of attac

a big business from the u. s. they, they wanted to break europe and they wanted to make you a dependent on the america or this winter. we are okay. but in the next, the winter, really crucial. and the we still do in the cold for the life because we are like minus 2 minus a maximum of minus 5 and nights. and the, i remember, remember times when it was minus 25 minus 30 in the slow, lucky a for 2 weeks. and then the tanks will be empty pretty soon so you know, a few lot hungry. don't know how, how being hungry. he feels. so uh, not very often think about the weight and the for, i'll say in the future, we had like, a half a 1000000000 the universe of the income to our budget, from the, the transfer you to, to slow up. and the guess when to fuel to or when to hungary, chevy public and so on the, in, to the other european countries. so we lost their money to our budget. a now or the other hand, we have to pay somebody to transfer you to the guess a to our country transporting the gas by the l n g, or we have to put it into a liquid. and again, inter gas, you know, it's costly. so we are not on the go, not going to pay fo

u. s. they, they want me to break the europe. uh, they want me to make you a piece of dependence on america. and essentially, it cuts off of russian energy to europe. prices will skyrocket across the 12 months, goes economy, tons of eastwood, and continues to grow all of that and more of the discussion with a male from by the just off at 10 am locally here in moscow. wattsey is live and worldwide with the old top stories plus all the very latest updates. so straight to the middle east, we go over here on the program on, on the with the 1st prisoner exchange of a c spine deal between israel and hamas has been carried out. 3 hostages of swapped for 90 palestinian prisoners as both sides celebrated seeing their loved ones being rich. the the, i was mocking the occasion of the pair of buses with the former palestinian prisoners arrives in the west. fine. and they were afraid about 7 hours off the hamas released his 1st set of hostages to open house on middle east bureau chief maria phenomena with these deed as far as the wave of the israel. how may i ask the reaso

so jonathan, associated press a minutes walked away. meanwhile, glad to be a poor loud journalist from over the u. s. in europe aust. whatever they bought, that i also this thing to remember, the tools being an abject failure, because the united states refused to accept any of russia's concerns. since then. had there been any opportunity to engage diplomatically in a way that could end the war on justin durable terms? we would have been the 1st to seize them. unfortunately, at least till this moment. we haven't seen any size. the rush has been genuinely prepared to engage. i hope that that changes the expression, the best describes least the blinking, slightly old version of events. these is covering ones but hooks is the blink. it's busy with fumbling. every crisis is coming his way. somehow for goss about rushes, let's as an a 2, a 5, a warning stop expanding towards this or out. the last a, but they grew a little off that we called forget the, the stumble pulse of 2022. when you grade was, was ready to sign a piece deal with russia. russia was ready to give back him song and part of what was your regions th

a big business from the u. s. they, they want me to break europe and they want me to make your dependence on the america or this winter. we are okay. but then next week, the really crucial and the we still really the cause of the life because we are like minus 2 minus the next move minus 5 and nights. and i remember remember times when it was minus 25 minus 30 in the slow, lucky a for 2 weeks. and then the tanks will be empty pretty soon. so you know, if you're not hungry, don't know how, how being hungry you feels. so i'm not very optimistic about the weight and the for, i'll say in the future we have like a half a $1000000000.00 of income to our budget from the, the transfer you to, to slow out. yeah. and the guess when to fuel to or when to hungary, chevy public and so on the, in to the other european countries. so we lost the money to our budget. and now the other hand, do we have to pay somebody to transfer you to the guess a, to our country tons of bought into a gas by the l n g. or we have to put it into a liquid and then the again into gas. you know, it's costly. so we are not only going to going to pay for th

a voucher. it's in poland. today, ash ritz is compared with the gaza strip for the 15 months of u. k. u. s. and you sponsor genocide, live stream don't take talk rumble of x. the europe in united states involvement in that genocide is hardly co, but unlike c, i a and i, my 6 involvements in supporting al qaeda in syria now victorious today and investigation into the c. i is arguably never more pressing. not only because it is 50 years to the day of the great.

a voucher. it's in poland today, asked ritz is compared with the gaza strip for the 15 months of u. k. u. s. and you sponsor genocide, live streamed on tape talk, rumble, linux. the anglo europe in united states involvement in that genocide is hardly co, but unlike c, i a and then my 6 involvement in supporting al qaeda in syria now victorious today and investigation into the c. i is arguably never more pressing. not only because it is 50 years to the day of the creation of the us senate judge committee, which expose the c i a plus a version of democracy all around the world. thanks to donald trump for a few days, at least the men, women, and children of guys have slept without the u. k. u. s. you um the aerial bombardment and trump is trying to a point cabinet members like our f k junior and josie, gavin. we want to rein in the c, i a, but his cabinet design just within minutes of his an organization, he ended restrictions on us exports of 2000 pound bombs for israel. his picks us ambassador to be un who appears to accept the tools scripture over un resolutions on palestine and trump is funded by casino mobile and is rarely american billionaire, mary and madison. joining me

u. s. they, they want me to break europe and they want me to make you a dependent on the america. and it's, it's such a simple thing, you know, like, uh, looking marketing is loc. it is what a 400 bucks, i mean, 500000 people. i don't know exactly how many, but the china 1000000000 and how often india 1000000000 and how other countries like silent or no neighbors, countries who are very eager to get to the russian cheaper, reasonable russian, the gas. so we are very easy, replaceable in a way to like go where we are small market to the market. so the rest of can sell a fuzzy for those guys from the overseas. uh, dump the breaking somehow and they, they, they try very hard to break the relations between the india and the right. yeah. of course. yeah. what's the matter? i'll let you get out of here on this. just one more quick question for you. you know, as you say, as you say, you, you believe, but it's probably washington dc, the puppet mazda is what settings are lensky to do this? i'll do that, for example. okay, cutoff gas to the european union. now we're just specify cut off ru

u. s. they, they want me to break europe and they want me to make you a piece of dependence on the america, about the china 1000000000 and how often the india 1000000000 have other countries like silent or no neighbors. countries who are very eager to get to the russian cheaper, reasonable russian, the gas, so we are very easy. replaceable we are small market to the markets and the restaurant. and so of course the, for those guys from the overseas, the don't the break it somehow and they, they, they try very hard to break to the relations between china, india, and the rush. of course, as you say you, you believe that it's probably washington dc. the puppet mazda is what's happening, so let's get to do this. i'll do that for example. okay, cutoff gas to the european union. now we're just specified, cut off russian gas to the european union. that's america telling zalinski this. and my question is, is it. so let's keep throwing europe onto the bus or is it washington that's throwing europe under the bus? i think it's, it's is washington because as soon as he's just just the person who would s

and the us to, uh, you know, penetrate into europe and take over the energy we in some of the other industries. well, the u. s. a. empire has been totally successful in mount objective. there's other objectives as well involved with is. busy not just defeating russia on the ground, and that's one reason why i think they're going to continue this conflict in some shape or other even under trump. well, i mean it, it, yeah, i think this is going to be with us all for a very long time. it's interesting, jack, what you said, i mean the united states is very kind to its allies, isn't it? i mean, they destroy its energy infrastructure. it wrap it in place and sag nation, and this is all because you're a member of nato. it's really remarkable. scott: i'll bet you i'm not a really a betting man, but whatever outcome there is, it's good to go back to the diplomatic notes that russia sent to the united states and to nato uh, in december before the february of 2022. because that's the roadmap. and they're going to refer back to it. i bet you anything they're going to do that, scott. and i think you're a 100 percent correct.

the phones is guilty says b u s. field for you, opening the pandora's books of washington's violations across the world and songs, as you heard him, that tells a council of europe says she's do fee of $1.00 thing, only journalism from the moment, which he likes best onto the scene. publishing improves of diplomatic cables implicating washington in atrocities. i'm the alleged will crimes a song she was a mocked mind. the on the with so much a going that faces washington, this elite had toyed to spin, which he likes as a site endangering the lives of american troops and not does the hopping jeff over the troops. the julian assigns, endangered the lives of our troops in a time of war, and should have been prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law abiding administration's plea deal with assigned as a miscarriage of justice. and this honors the service and sacrifice of the men and women of our armed forces in their families. there should be no plead deals to avoid prison for any one that endangers the security of our military or the national security of the united states ever. others so astonishes, fight through which he makes is one to expose the truth. a quote t

liquefied natural gas being sold from america to europe will cost is country much, much more than a russian piped energy. you have a nice, a, the busiest from the u. s. they, they want me to break a unit and they want me to make you a dependent on the america over this winter. we are okay, but then next winter, really crucial. and the we still do it because of the life because we are like minus 2 minus a maximum of minus 5 and nights. and i remember remember times when it was minus 25 minus 30 in the slide, lock you up for 2 weeks, and then the tanks will be empty pretty soon. so you know, if you're not hungry, don't know how, how being hungry. he feels. so uh, um, not very often think about, go away from the for, i'll say in the future we had like, a half a 1000000000 the universe of income to our budget, from the, the transfer you to, to slow out. yeah. and the, the guess when to fuel to or when to hungary, chevy public and so on the, into the other european countries. so we lost their money to our budget. and now on the other hand, we have to pay somebody to transfer you to the guess a, to our country tons of bought into a gas by the l. n g. we h

a to europe on the wall tires in california. he says the fires have caused them billions of dollars in damage about the same amounts that the u. s. has pumped into ukraine and when asked about the possibility of the us buying greenland, he said that the opinion of green lenders that should be considered like russia did in the cases of crimea and dom passed. so the russian foreign minister said, very loud, rob speaking to foreign and domestic and media today in a wide ranging news conference, looking ahead to the year 2025. taking a look at other news now the many who the fees have claimed a direct and missile strike on the as really defense ministry in tel aviv stating the attack comes in supports of the embattled palestinian people. well, the, all the help of the all my, the young, many armed forces target to the is really defense ministry with a ballistic missile, which has reached its target. these really emergency systems are failed to respond this a lot any. this is the 3rd such operation in 12 hour. they got this all in about a say in the folder the footage circulating on line appears to show air defense as being fired int

u. s. and you sponsor genocide, live stream. don't take talk rumble of x, they all go to europe in united states involvement in that genocide was hardly covered on like c, i a and m i. 6 involved wins in supporting al qaeda in syria, now victorious today and investigation into the c. i is arguably never more pressing, not only because it is 50 years to the day of the creation of the us senate judge committee, which expose the c i a as a version of democracy all around the world. thanks to donald trump for a few days, at least the men women and children have gone to have slept without the u. k. u. s . u armed aerial bombardment, and trump is trying to a point cabin to members like our f k junior and josie, gavin. we want to rein in the c, i a, but his cabinet design is within minutes of his an organization. he ended restrictions on us x, bullets of 2000 pound bombs for israel. he has picked through us ambassador to the un who appears to accept the tools scripture over you and resolutions on palestine and trump is funded by casino mobile and is rarely american billionaire, mary and madison. joining me now from pennsylvania, virginia is dr. philip geraldine fo

a way to store link between is and who is the beneficiary of this attacks? who's gaining from this is actually the us. if you look at the u. s. l i n g exports to europe. now, number one in the world, you know, the n g, of course, you guys see steve 5 percent of us, of energy going to euro talk. he's also getting the bulk okay. so pipeline guys from russia works is and then you from the us. but the biggest cost is zakiri in the u. k. in this price was thrown comes and it comes into power. i think we will just see for your cooperation between georgia and russia and united states that will leave europe in scale alone in the continent. so that's why they haven't tried several times. is this process. so i think i think there will be also some serious changes in your opinion. that's my the, that's why i have been just trying to. yeah, just subtracting cows along with the landscape and turkey and rushes position in terms of security, g, a r z and ours inc in these regions is key and actually the storage stuff is the migration will be back up with yeah, the the so this is a story about the suffering of serbian children, the nazi camps in norway during world w

u. s. and you sponsor genocide, live stream. don't take talk, rumble, linux the i go to europe in united states involvement in that genocide was hardly covered on like c, i a and then my 6 involvements in supporting al qaeda in syria now victorious today and investigation into this the i is arguably never more pressing, not only because it is 50 years to the day of the creation of the us senate judge committee which expose the c i a as a version of democracy all around the world. thanks to donald trump for a few days, at least the men, women, and children have gone as i have slept without the u. k. u. s. u, i'm to aerial bombardment, and trump is trying to appoint cabinet members like our f, k junior and josie, gavin. we want to rain in the ca, that is cabinet design just within minutes it was an organization he ended restrictions on us exports of 2000 pound bombs or israel is picked through us, invested to be un, who appears to accept neutral scripture over un resolutions on palestine and trump is funded by casino mobile and is rarely american billionaire, mary and madison. joining me now from pennsylvania, virginia is dr. phillip gerald, the full of a to

u. s. in europe because of very high tariffs and those parents are put in place. the u, as in european governments say, because china is subsidized as their industry. so there's looking to be a battle over the electric vehicle industry in 2025 states. you fascinating gear here. i think so much joan joan engine for us in detroit box. don is going through an education emergency according to prime minister chabad sharif. 26000000 children don't go to school. and even with i can pause. he means many parents would rather the children goes work. bennett smith has more or in rural pakistan, most children must pay that way. when there are miles to feed. education is not a priority for that. parents give will 1st thing to do the children spend all the time studying one way on the other hand also have to work. they have access to facilities that we don't unlike house, they don't have to work as labor is all in the fields. nissan, their classmates, go to school in the morning and work in the afternoon. do you agreed with parents that allows these charge the school outside karachi, the 1st day for decades? give children the chance of an education, families get food in return? some paren

u. s. government. until fairly recently, energy has been a 3rd rail. the us has been unwilling to really go after energy for fear of price hikes for gas, for gas users in the us and europe, especially in the winter. and so the idea of going after energy in a very direct way here, which they started the little bit of november going up the gas problem bank. and now actually going after actual energy producers is a very big, big move. and this could give rise to significant pain a by president couldn't if it's enforced as robustly as it could be. and so i do think that's really a question now of enforcement and whether or not the g 7, not just the us, not just the but the prodigy 7 is willing to not just impose these sorts of restrictions, which of course are not self executing. and then make sure the parties who nonetheless engage with parties who are listed, get in trouble for doing so. so really is a question of enforcement and i think has been patchy and i, but i think that's one of the big questions with respect your president. trump is whether or not you will use these tools and not just impose more sections which enforce them if they're violated. because much of the

and europe, in a world in which we have to expect energy supply chains to be exploited for power politics. energy dependency is always a problem. so it depends on the u. s. just might be a problem. how should it may be thought about that back when the us was obsessing over killing off your north street pipeline of cheap gas and russia with sanctions, or by talking about like it was targeted for a mafia, headlight bite and did right beside the german sasser also ended up just uh, treating a cheaper dependence on russia for a much more expensive dependence on the us. doesn't really sound like much of a when maybe that wasn't such a good idea. but guess what? it's not enough yet. for washington, trump still thinks that america is getting royally screwed in by you guys in europe, they're very tough. they don't take our cars, they don't take our farm products and then take almost anything. and we take their cars and we take their farm product. we take a lot from them so you know, we have like a $300000000.00 deficit with us. well sir, in that i would either cash or they have to buy our oil. he sounds like the b u is almost victimizing washington or has been

bit, but it's a main hit is against europe in the europeans. europeans, other main competitors for the us as they see it. because europe is. busy biting products the same products as the u. s. provides. but in another way, it is pretty easy optic because most of the companies, the big companies in germany be not belong to americans of reduced own us. so they have destroying their own, their own accompanies. it is, it is just everything. what we see now from the, from the british or the bite and administration was not thought through. and i think the next step, ministration has to really figure out how to make a new strategy with your. busy considering that the european functionaries are working against them, but the german people are in favor of the new government and they are in favor of the russian and the russians. so who this will be a very tough way? no, but the made people, whoever are the repeats and especially the hon. guarantee and so. so bacons, because they're much more dependent on the gas from rush out then anything else? yeah, in the, you know, i k isn't convenience that the us sort of time bins, diversification of energy supplies, while at the same time pres