u. s. a. germany, and we know that the u. s. military industrial complex needs to have russia as the enemy, number one. so what else do you know to do to, to be discussed? i mean, what is the washer and president, what the me put a wanted to be a respectable partner within the, what's the order, but this has failed. i mean, this has failed it. russia will never be accepted as an equal within the current older which is, you know, crumbling before our own eyes, as we know, experiencing the rise of breaks and shanghai corporation, organization meeting, stating that will take place later this week. but i think the, this illusions in, in, in, in russia has to be dropped. you know, that russia will be accepted in europe or in the broad, to west, in a lot. scott, scott, you know, in afghanistan, that was, it was always said that, you know, you have the clocks, but we have the time. how would you use that phrase in this current situation? who's got the clock? who's got the time? scott, russia's got both. i, i think it's time we got t

a big part of the solution. the u. s. is likely to be the most important supplier of liquefied natural gas to germany in the coming years. that's according to a new study by the university of cologne's institute of energy economics. this study estimates the u. s. will account for 39 percent of allergy imports to europe . that's assuming, imports from russia don't return to their previous levels. and that enough liquefy occasion plans are built to handle that amount. germany's future relies on it adult him. so these, we need to find a bridge to get this normalized market because otherwise, during this time too many livelihoods to many businesses and to many jobs will be lost on the wall. if the plan is a success, the e will join asia is one of the most important markets for natural gas coming from the u. s. this will relieve some of the pressure on germany, define alternative gas sources, but prices aren't expected to ease for consumers until 2026. let's cross over to the states to speak to our financial correspondent in new york. young's court against is europe shift away from russian gas seen as a big opportunity for the

a lot of unanswered questions still here, terry. and along with grieving tonight, indeed, louise, thank you very much. journalist louise lopez in vancouver and less crossover to ramstein the u. s. military base in germany, where a meeting of the ukraine defense contact group is about to get underway. u. s. secretary of defense, lloyd austin, is due to address the gathering in just a moment. the group why the way comprises ministers of defense from more than 50 countries. so we're seeing some lie pictures from the room now on those countries of course, include nato member states. i with the group was formed after russia invaded ukraine in february. its 1st meeting was held in april. um yeah. okay. okay. if you could cut her, which cross straight over to our correspondent, our benyamin alvarez gruber, he's there in ramstein is covering this as we wait for lloyd austin, who he just saw there to give his speech. benjamin what quakes back from today's meeting, what they're saying, the host, the u. s. is waiting for this opening remarks that they will show them wavering support with ukraine. they'll think about sending more heavy weapons. we're speaking about leo pot. ponce's of had the artillery to continue

u. s. dollars stronger. we spoke to thought some player, an economist as the, the goose our company has a germany face or the collapse in such a reality. i'm home is active, but i it's in the you, it's already looking at the u. s. were a huge money. supply surplus has built up the surplus, which comes from the past is now driving up inflation in the euro area as well. inflation was over 9 percent in august and 2022 according to the local measurement and interest rates are too low. they're both external and internal problems, the internal policy in particular, the so called green policy. if that is pursued further, it will come with a wide spread de industrialization of germany with job losses and capital outflow from germany in europe to other regions of the world. i think this development, if it is not reversed, is really very dramatic. the interest rate policy of the european central bank must also change as we must now finally tackle this increased inflation caused by it. i also believe it is necessary to reconsider the sanctions policies that have been imposed on russia. it's a self defeating move away f

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a huge factor and domestic and foreign politics in germany nonetheless, there is a lot of concern in this country. i mentioned germany being an industrial powerhouse. well after world war two, the u. s. secretary of treasury who was a hardline anti german proposed a plan that would have seen the complete deindustrialization of germany so that it could never wage war again. and that word is now being used here by citizens and media who say that perhaps putin will achieve was what morgan thought didn't. is that a true risk angelina? i've just written about this for the economist and it's it's morgenthau's revenge. um it's it's not a risk that mr morgenthau's plans to really completely de industrialized germany and he wrote a book, germany's our problem in 1945 that will not happen. but some companies will go under and some companies will go abroad. so certain, you know small scale deindustrialization is a real risk and that's why people are so worried about it. is the government doing enough to ward that off? well, they're trying, i think we haven't seen the end of it. the the measures that have been taken mostly directed at consumers at the moment and individual households to shield

european economy a least unconfirmed document by the rand corporation in american nonprofit global policy. think tank financed by the u. s. government contains a report titled containment of germany for the united states and the world detailing and a parent call to collapse, the german economy. the only feasible way to guarantee germany's rejection of russian energy supplies is to involve both sides and the military conflict in ukraine are further actions in this country will inevitably lead to a military response from russia. even if the restriction of russian supplies is limited to 2022, its consequences will last for several years. not only will it deliver a devastating blow to the german economy, but the entire economy will inevitably collapse. in other words, the u. s. is provoking russia in order to force berlin to impose suicidal sanctions . the a proxy war? it's worth noting that back in february, before the conflict in ukraine began, biden's that this, when asked what would happen if russia took military action against here, there will be, there will be no longer nor stream to we will bring it in. how will you do that exactly, since the project and control of the project

germany's finance minister cooling the plan. a major experiment. those are not what you want to hear from, from the u. s. all from germany about a major fiscal macro economic plan for the u. k. so many a baffled by what he is trying to do. and yesterday, the markets were hoping for some decisive action from the bank of england and raising interest rates. they're going to have to wait until the 3rd of november, which is the next plan meeting. but the government has said it's going to bring forward the plan date for it's a medium fiscal policy announcement they were planning on revealing it next year. they're going to bring it forward to november 23rd now, but that's still 9 trading weeks away. and as we know, confidence here is key. so that's the reaction in the market. politically the chance. there's also bearing the brunt of a lot of criticism. there's been some concerns within his policy, some calling for him to resign. other things. let's give this policy a bit of a chance. but a year of po today in the time newspaper has put the labor party, 17 point ahead of the conservative party. and that is going

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u. s. has pushed in a diplomatic way for germany to do more in germany. did commit to doing somewhat more this week, but it's still not ready to supply the battle tanks. the key of has often called for, but the u. s. has made it clear that it will be up to germany to take that decision . i think that will just be part of what the to have to talk about. there's a lot on the agenda he to lose melinda crane. thanks so much. or his a look at some of the other developments related to the war and ukraine. russian president vladimir putin has hailed the growing influence of what he called new centers of power at a summit with asian leaders, including china's she's in pain. in was becky's done. he's going to shy russia has not been fully isolated by the conflict in ukraine. vuitton also denounced the use of sanctions by western nations over russia's invasion, was due by france as a said, he believes that his morally right the countries to supply weapons to help ukraine defend itself against russia. the pontiff was commenting to journalists on a plane after return

a that is fueling the crisis. the u. s. is a major ex force of liquefied natural gas and will expect more income from his allies emitted sanctions against moscow. thus, as germany has just signed a 20 year contract with a major us gas supplier, one of the few options left for europe as it comes to ties with russia on see course for the fear owner, isabel is fans. washington's motivations behind the sanctions and its desire for the conflict to continue the. 7 economic fall out on europe from russian sanctions is clear, but the actions to their own detriment appear to be to the benefit of the u. s. so much so that some have claimed this is the control demolition of the european economy. a least unconfirmed document by the rand corporation in american non profit global policy. think tank financed by the u. s. government contains our report titled containment of germany for the united states and the world. detailing and a parent call to collapse, the german economy, the only feasible way to guarantee germany's rejection of russian energy supplies is to involve both sides in the military conflict and ukraine. all further actions in this country will inevitably lead

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a small sigh of relief from beleaguered renters in the u. s. apartment reads fall for the 1st month in almost 2 years. and a family own bakery and germany shuts its doors. after 90 years in business setting, rising prices oh, welcome to our show. i'm stephen beardsley. in berlin. it's been a volatile year for currencies ask anyone holding yen rouble or career owes even bitcoin. but that there is not the value of a crypto currency you're seeing. that the british pound, which fell monday to a record low against the u. s. dollar. it's part of the market reaction to the so called many budget put forward by the new conservative government at the end of last week, which included some of the biggest tax cuts in 50 years. and our investors are not happy. and that's pushing up the cost of government borrowing to recent highs of the bank of england's even wait in saying it's monitoring the developments in the financial part markets. and would not hesitate to change interest rates by as much as needed. but even those remarks haven't taken pressure off the pounds. public opinion in the u. k has meanwhile, been divided. there's widespread concern ov

in dollars. meanwhile, germany plays to send extra weapons to key evans sponsor the training of ukrainian . so just as weston officials met at the u. s. air force base. this was a ram seen in germany. now, all of that has the united nations as the international community, to be more transparent about the flow of weapons pumping into ukraine. and they'd fierce the military hardware could ultimately go into the wrong hands. in early june, interposed chief, also voice has concerns over the destination of the weapons being sent to ukraine. he warned at once the conflict ends, criminal groups will try to exploit the availability of the weapons. he said there is a wave of arms will fly into illegal global weapons that works and, and up in the hands of criminals, it's already happening. be that of the dog when when asked about the flow of weapons and why ukrainian forces are still complaining about a lack of supplies. the u. s. secretary of state, well, have no answer to that. before blinking left ukraine, i asked him what accounts for the disconnect between near constant us shipments of weapons to ukraine and ukrainian soldiers on the front lines saying they lack the

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a grievous toll being paid by millions of people on a lot of money made to with these contrasting statements and approaches from the u . s. and germany, obviously with us continuing to support ukraine militarily and germany been a little bit more hesitant. can we see this as a sign that there may be cracks, appearing in unity towards the conflict and ukraine among the western countries? well, there certainly are cracks and just to say, you know, this is a time of a global capitalist crisis. it's really unfolding. and who takes the hit. you know, there's real competition between the u. s. and the u. and damaging the economy in europe can be in the u. s. interest. so we should keep in mind that they're making demands in us is making demands on all the countries of europe. and yes, it's a very heavy price that european countries are, will pay for this and are already paying by cutting off the very energy and, and gas and oil that they need. they're the ones paying the price. and they will see that more and more come winter. yeah. and so that's, that's creating real cracked reality, their situation versus see us. and we have seen some, s

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germany. nonetheless, there is a lot of concern in this country. i mentioned germany being an industrial power house. well after world war 2, the u. s. secretary of treasury, who was a hard line anti german proposed to plan that would have seen the complete de industrialization of jeremy, so that it could never wage war again. and that word is now being used here by citizens and media who say that perhaps putin will achieve was what morgan thought didn't. is that a true risk vend, alina? i've just written about this for the economist, and it's, it's more cost, revenge. and it's, it's not a risk that mr. morgan towns plan still really completely industrialized germany and he wrote a book, german is our problem, and 1945. that will not happen. but some companies will go under and some companies will go brought a certain in a small scale. the industrialization is a real risk and that's why people are so worried about it. yeah, because the government doing enough toward that off? well, they're trying, i think we haven't seen the end of it. ok. so the measures that have been taken are mostly directed at consumers at the moment, and indiv

germany and the u. s. reaching out to build a broader and more comprehensive approach in the relationship with the countries in the region. angie's got that, how does germany's energy situation compare with the rest of europe with this, with this winter approaching now and the need to kind of diversify their, their energy supplies is, is there a sense that germany kind of got in there 1st? well look, i think, and it's important to acknowledge that things have been improved quite a bit and quite fast. in fact, i mean, it is remarkable how quickly the rushing gas has been replaced by l. n. g imports. and on top of that, there have been a lot of ways in which a fuel switch happened from gas to other fuel security including coal, but also oil when it comes to industrial production. and on top of that, you got savings, industry demand this down, for instance, and we're seeing the impact on households as well. so if you add that plus gas storage, which has been filled up to the maximum level by now, or at least according to target by n

u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, in a visit to germany, announced a new $675000000.00 aid package for ukraine. the pledges come, as ukraine seems to have gained momentum on the battlefield, at least in the north east, where offensive against russian positions and harker region have shown early signs of success. ukrainian forces say they have retaken some 20 villages and towns and pushed more than 50 kilometers, passed the front lines into russian hill territory. videos from the front line seemed to show their units moving forward. advancing on russian entrenched positions. harkey is the 2nd largest city of ukraine since the beginning of the war . it's remained firmly and ukrainian hands. however, for months, russia has controlled much at the area to the east and south. the ukrainian advance appears to be re taking all of her keys to better reinforce the defenses, the regional capital, the ukrainians have clearly seized the momentum in this war. both with the visit by america's top diplomat here to the capitol with promises of more aid, as well as momentum on the battlefield, with clea

a trade agreement. so here i think is for germany that really play a key role. and i think actually one of the question marks is where the u. s. s and a biden administration in its trade agenda. we saw recently the u. s. imposing these new restrictions on the tax credits for electric vehicles that could have a bad impact for german car companies. i think in many ways it's not germany, but it's actually do you ask a question mark, when it comes to global trade? i would wrap up. thank you. thank you very much. ah. the european commission has announced dropped rules aimed at guaranteeing media independence. the main thrust of the new act is to protect media outlets from government tense to determine what they can publish or broadcast. the proposals come as a reaction to worries over freedom of the press. in several e. u. member states, such as hungary or poland duffy kind of wanna lead caea, the uncouth st. pete to add the fleece. they were european journalists from malta, slovakia, and the netherlands murdered for doing their jobs. europe is becoming more dangerous for a journalist to speak truth to power assess belgian and p a

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before detecting 3 similar tamia leaks. ukraine's accused russia of carrying out a terror attack. germany, denmark, and the u. s. all fear it could be sabotage. the company says it's extremely concerned about the leaks. the pipeline operator says the damage is unprecedented. gas bubbles, churn, the baltic. see this video from denmark's military shows one area where 70 meters below sea level gases escaping from the north stream pipelines the undersea pipelines. nordstrom, $1.00 and $2.00 link russia and germany, 3 red dots mark the places where leaks were detected, even though the pipelines are not currently delivering russian gas to europe. they're still fuel in the pipes. the pipelines operator reported a drop in pressure, but research has said they had detected possible explosions in the area whether leaks were observed, well, the source of these explosions. i mean, i mean, as far as we can tell, there is nothing a natural naturally occurring that that could explain the the exact source of them . it's of course, a bit hard for us to speculate the backs. these really are explosions, which we find highly likely