u. s. a. has not had a good one for ages. the different sort of economy the u. s. senate special representative for trade to algeria on a visit to strengthen relations with the north african country. but amid the diplomatic charm offensive a bipartisan group of us congressman in the morning sanctions against the state, citing it's multi $1000000000.00 arms deal with russia. it is critical that president biden, and his administration prepared to sanction those who attempt to fund the russian government and its war machine through the purchase of military equipment. well, the demand comes as part of washington's policy of launching economic warfare against all major customers of russian, iranian, or north, korea, and weapons. over the last decade, algeria has been among the biggest clients for russian arms, with nato's 2011 intervention and libya believe to have spurred the demand. meanwhile, economic analysts, africa lauren's k. freeman understands us concerns of a growing ties between russia and algeria. but caesar an inconsistency with washington's coal, a sanct

u. s. a has been surrounding new russia with a belt of hostile nations. probably will sworn in more to the common not the stop at come tom. gus is on the own stand, then fall are not high on our price is ignorant men, elevation, nashik. oh, the color revolutions is a strategy to overthrow these regimes install puppets. and that are there from that point forward are very susceptible to influence kurdistan, georgia and ukraine. these countries were targeted by the george h w bush, or george w bush, the senior vice president of ronald reagan and bribed with hundreds of millions of dollars. and these monies were given the countries in exchange for their acquiescence and their submission to american military and economic and political objectives. no ring of nato military bases is being formed around russia. the u. s. and nato have over 600 military base, his world wide. russia has just 18, but the west still claims that russia has aggressive intent by turning this russian soviets into this dangerous bo, you man, that wants to take over the world. that was a co

i think it's a projection or of ups for cation because for years the u. s. has run, as you pointed out, a drone program, a deadly lethal drone program. in many countries, the world killing thousands of people, mostly innocent women and children. and that's only half the story. the other half of the story is that thought that lethal drone program is illegal under international law because it essentially is extra judicial assassination. and it takes place on the national territories of countries that haven't given us permission to do. so if you wanted to talk about drones, if the, if nancy pelosi wanted to talk about drones without having a double standard. she could look at the city where i'm sitting right now, hamilton, ontario, canada were most of the optics for us in turkish drones or hey, how come she doesn't say the canada might be a danger to the world. it's a double standard. in my opinion. you make an excellent point. now speaking of that double standard, why do you think that washington and nato prefer to turn a blind eye on attacks on russian territory

u. s. a. has moved to cut it from the advanced chips market. on october 7th, the united states moved to block china access to manufacturing or buying advanced semiconductor computer chips. now the moves went far beyond mere economic protectionism or tariffs. a letter from us senators to joe biden is urging him to take action in order to stop while a technologies which is the world's biggest telecommunications manufacturer from building a new plan that they say will threaten american interests. we call on the administration to take immediate action to help while ways attempt to build the puncturing way. i see manufacturing companies semiconductor foundry. this was way aligned, foundry is designed to fatally undermine the u. s. strategy to counter the chinese communist parties bid to dominate global 5 g markets and strengthen its intelligence and repression apparatus. we are deeply concerned that despite the obvious threat that puncturing way ice, the manufacturing company poses, your administration has taken no official steps to delay the projec

a part for the course. and that comes with foreign policy. sarah flounders, co director of the international action center. thank you for your time and insight . thank you. the u. s. national that has set a new world record of $31.00 trillion dollars. that's more than double the debt of the 2nd biggest borrower, china. the u. s. economy is facing 40 your high inflation and response. the federal reserve has been increasing interest rates, which are expected to hit their highest level since 2007. the policy has also led to a 3rd of the u. s. dollars value. barking, a warning from the un amid fears of a global recession, with the economies of developing nations said to be especially vulnerable. the un says there's more than one way to lower inflation rate. market surveillance authorities could be mandated to intervene directly in exchange trading on an occasional basis by buying or selling derivatives. contracts with you to vote in price collapses or deflating. price bubbles, despite the spiraling debt on the home for washington isn't shying away from coughing up. even more cash and support for ukraine. the u. s. has approved a total of around $54000000000.00 and military economic and

and was detained back in 2016 when he traveled to iran to call for the release of his son c, a mac the u. s. has been pushing for their release along with 2 other americans. british prime minister liz trust has closed her parties annual conference with a pledge for economic growth. and new governments had a shaky style, forced to abandon the tax cuts for the rich out the negative market, and public reaction along with big fluctuations in the pound, fullborne and reports. and bernie and the brian. this has been a conference to forget phyllis, trusses conservative party, it began with a you turn on giving a tax break to britain's richest and ended in a speech on disruption that was itself disrupted, bringing it all to a close, the prime minister saying she is still ready to make hard choices and do what it takes. as the last few weeks have shown, it will be difficult. whenever this change, there is disruption and not everybody will be in favor of change. but everyone will benefit from the results. trust created a new enemy, which he called the anti gross coalition, and which basically includes any

u. s. has approved a total of around $54000000000.00 and military economic and humanitarian aid to key as so far this year. on top of that, joe biden has approved a new bill with another 12000000000 bucks worth of help to you. crane geopolitical and market analysts, tom longo says there's a growing rift between the u. s. federal reserve and the white house. this is very clear that the fed and congress in the white house are at odds where the fed as it is at odds with what the congress wants to do and what the white house wants to do . and i think that that's a very important points. important i've been making for about a year and a half now since last june, when the fed began. what i would call south tightening by, by adjusting every capital re called the reverse refill rate, which when they raised the 5 basis points above the fed funds rate, the, the nominal benchmark rate lending rate that caused a tremendous drain of liquidity or dollar of what it around the world since then, the reverse repo facility had about $450000000000.00 parked in june 2021. today. it's hit a high a but back to poi

a u. s. plot to, to authorize a military intervention. the u. s. has been responsible for could a cause for invasions, for all kinds of horrible crimes against 80. and this is, and this is exactly what the us wants to do. once again, to maintain the status quo of enormous profits for, for its local all of our, than ongoing neo colonial plunder of haiti. a situation that has, hasn't changed in essentially 2 centuries. well, aside from the resources there in haiti, the, the, the main reason is that the u. s. cannot allow an example such as haiti to inspire other countries to go out of the orbit of us empire. and the u. s. wants to maintain its grip on the western hemisphere, what it calls its backyard. and it cannot allow essentially a domino effect. ok, let's take, you know, to a bubbling situation in the middle east. there's really forces have fired tear gas of palestinian protesters near one of the largest cities in the west bank nobliss. the protests were demanding the opening of a road block by israel tear gas was used by idea forces to break up the

u. s. clot 2, to authorize a military intervention, u. s. has been responsible for recruiting cause for invasions, for all kinds of horrible crimes against 80. and this is, and this is exactly what the us wants to do once again to maintain the status quo of enormous profits for, for its local all of our in the ongoing, neo colonial plunder of haiti. a situation that has, hasn't changed in essentially 2 centuries. well, aside from the resources there in haiti, the main reason is that us cannot allow an example such as haiti to inspire other countries to go out of the orbit of us empire. and the us wants to maintain its grip on the western hemisphere, what it calls its backyard. and it cannot allow essentially a domino effect. recent polls show job by then is losing touch with his base. with surveys suggesting a presence intense focus on funding you claim could be partly to blame on things. kayla moulton takes up the story. well, november 8th, we've got mid term elections coming up in the united states, and many are asking the question, if the rep

a response to the u. s. export controls. a new report has concluded that e u countries may have to actually shut down production in parts of their automotive sector. that's as a soaring energy prices are crippling the power brokers of european industry and now cuts in the availability of semiconductors. the only set to exacerbate supply chain issues. now advanced computer chips of vital for high end manufacturing and all sorts of equipment. while beijing has been trying to boost domestic production, it does remain heavily dependent on supplies from some of the world's major producers in america, south korea. anti one semiconductor chips are also used in weapons with china consuming more than 3 quarters of the chips sold globally. we spoke with henry wang, of, excuse me, founder of the center of china and globalization. he says that the u. s. will meet a wave of criticism from foreign companies directly affected by this move. this kind of a gesture, this kind of policy is sending a really negative messages throughout the world. for protection

a u. s. mediator has sent a written proposal to both lebanon and israel to demarcate the maritime border. the 2 countries disagree on the boundary separating very exclusive economic zones. the contested waters contains carriage gas filled and the kind of prospect. israel claims the boundary runs north at line one, giving it the right to operate in carriage. but lebanon puts the border further south at line 23. in 2012, a. u. s. mediator proposed a midway solution called the half line, but it wasn't accepted. a decade later, lebanon demanded the boundary, be pushed south to line 29. the latest u. s. proposal is said to offer a compromise. the 2 countries would share the kind of field while the carriage would stay in israel zone is in a harder explained. somebody wrote a long standing maritime border dispute between lebanon and israel. maybe close to being resolved. a written proposal is now on the table. it's based on years of intermittent and indirect negotiations mediated by the united states. a deal would be a rare diplomatic breakthrough between enemies that would unlock valuable under

u. s. has gone up to a stop. the u. s. has not been us as a de facto participant in the wall. and i think to this day, it provides a lot of very significant intelligence support which has not been reported much. but the u. s. has not itself got engaged physically in terms of kinetic way in terms of the war. so it does understand well, rentals limits are and also as we saw earlier, it to ensure that there would be no actual from in, it'll stated low. the armaments will be sending to you print and then you can can do stuff and, but it should not target russian country even though it has to do some on the boundaries. so there are limits and that's with a mr group here. say that there are limits and yet quite clearly they are not really being observed. i wonder if those limits, i'm post for the sake of the united states itself, so that the present bible can tell the american people that okay, we're not participating. participating, even though everybody knows that the americans are in key, that they're advising the ukrainian military leadership that they're providing all the satell

a u. s. citizen is one of the world's best basketball players. a 2 time olympic champion has supported, consider her soon in russia's political game, the u. s. research, it isn't cool for her media, really. nothing in the previous sentence, nothing in the result of today's appeal changes the fact that the united states government considers the screener to be wrongfully detained. this man could be grind as best hope of being set free, quick to boot. a russian arms dealer serving a 25 year sentence in the u. s. has reportedly been muted as part of a potential prisoner swap, russia, they're apparently unwilling to negotiate while grind. his court process continues . after the rejection of her appeal, greiner was led away by a prison guard, should now be transferred to one of russia's notoriously harsh penal colonies to set the rest of her sentence. and finally, sky gazes across the northern hemisphere were treated to a partial solar eclipse on tuesday. it began other iceland and made its way east towards india. partial solar eclipse, as when the moon passes between the sun and e

for i solution for unilateralism and a branch of the food show their spell that u. s. has been printed pigeon for all those years and has been leading that force over the years. it's really sad to see this is really happening and i man, a cup of all those companies, a pipeline to china for the largest, the market, the but in the war, this is really doesn't make sense. you can imagine, you know, that if i presented, what i thing was made in china is only chips and i'm going to her was company went in china clinic on san 60 percent of its trips in china. i'm had to say, this is make sense. sam, a thing you know is just your on us government, but i hope that we're not really room for us. that are so much i'm a really big, i mean, a lot of the opposition from the business community. i don't think there's going this policies as well as policy and the can carry that far. no blank checks for ukraine. that's more the republican leader in the us house of representatives had to say a bit further aid to keith. kevin mccarthy says that by the administration has failed to handle its ow

a corrupt u. s. politician who has enriched herself while in office. she is a millionaire many times over. thanks to the will you it will last a military industrial complex of people in the world should be worried that this conflict, which is a instigated by the u. s. and nato may push the war in ukraine into a nuclear conflagration. returning to nancy pelosi, she attended the crimea platform, some held in croatia and was not by the corporation president who refused to meet with her president or on milan of it said he saw no point and talking to politically, she would be voted out of power after next month's mid term elections in the us, the americans asked for a meeting. i can't do that, and that's it. they're not the executive power. in 2 weeks. the situation in the u . s. won't be what it is now. priced and president and a lot of it might be on something here and is attempt to read the tea leaves ahead of the us, the mid term elections. and a couple of weeks, the democrats are in a really tight race with republicans for control of the house, the senate, and also several states. and the

as you can see, the vehicle exploded and seen completely burned down as a result of the strike. meanwhile, the u. s. has placed a new military aim package to ukraine with $725000000.00 that will include munitions and vehicles at the same time a suspected isis pay recruiter who was captured and could have been speaking under duress, has said he would receive funds from the west and ukraine. ortiz, india. katrinka explains the war and ukraine is unique in so many ways. here's another reason for you. it's where you can find american or european citizen fighting on the same side of the front line with jihadists together. for one cause to get rid of the russians, right? islamist dogs, some are already there, like i'll show later. some could be on the way. thanks to who though to the, how did you can my job was to recruit foreign isn't fund isis. activate us. and we received funds from ukraine, spain, in germany, and only one foreign that joined the organization. we received $15000.00 from ukraine, $5000.00 euros from germany, and $1500.00 euro from spain. so key f is allegedly splashing the cast to get terro

a russian attack drone destroying ukrainian at defense systems. the drone apparently hit the missiles of the system, causing the massive explosion. meanwhile, the u. s. has pledged a new military aid package to ukraine, which is worth $725000000.00 and it will include munitions on military vehicles. at the same time a suspected i c k recruiter who was captured on could have been speaking under duress, has claimed that he received funds from the west on ukraine in and ivan verified video ortiz elementary and co explains the warren. ukraine is unique in so many ways. here's another reason for you. it's where you can find american or european citizens finding on the same side of the front line with jihadists together. for one cause to get rid of the russians, right? islamist dogs, some are already there, like i'll show later. some could be on the way. thanks to who though to the, how did you get my job was to recruit foreign is and funds isis activists. and we received funds from ukraine, spain, and germany, and only one foreign to join the organization. we received $15000.00 from ukraine, $5000.00 euros from germany, and $1500.00 euro's from spain, wellnes

u l, a u s. the cit, not a massive glut of oil and gas, but that has to be refined. and the u. s. is also one of the major exporters of refined oil products. so that takes up some of the refining capacity over the summer. as we know, gasoline prices spike terribly at the beginning of the summer time, lot of public and the government, the complain snellville companies and then took some of that refining capacity and started refining more gasoline price come down a little bit and gasoline but that caused shortages of diesel fuel refining a. so now they gotta have to switch back and produce laura diesel fuel. and that will mean less gasoline and prices will go up. there are the problem is the refining capacity in u. s. in oil companies have refused to increased refining capacity f for decades now. and that's the bottleneck in the u. s. in the meantime, they're going to use the awareness that there is a shortage of diesel and home heating oil by the way, and they're going to jack up those prices. and we're going to have the same phenomena with natural gas in a winter. so inflation, en

as a consequence, the in the u. s. relationship has suffered to a lack of the num basset, and now is it mentioned for almost 2 years. and israeli medical official suggested the palestinian mothers be fine for giving birth to more than 4 children. subtlety soon regarding the matter of population growth in the more problematic population, we face a kind of paradox. on the one hand, we understand that the birthrate is decisive. the air of womb, and on the other hand, we encourage it with all the child allowances. we should consider a regressive child allowance. the 1st child receives one, the 2nd child receives one, perhaps the 3rd child. the 4th child is not in the 5th child, perhaps triggers of fine. the official, hey, within charge of heart surgery as a hospice in the country south was speaking at a meeting of the right wing jewish home party. his comments were 1st, the birth rates of arabs, the in israel, which has been higher than knots of jewish families for years. and which some israeli see as a threat to the demographics. of cours

faster than salaries, but sky high inflation is only half the problem. report save a personal savings rate in the u. s. has dropped by a full 15 percent over the past year. meaning even if citizens managed to put away some of their paycheck, it'll be eclipsed by the ever rising cost of living. a savings in our retirement money now, and i just don't know how these people, you know, without any statements or new, be able to afford all of them. think the way things are going right now with $4.00 a gallon of gasoline. obviously we old working just to survive. right now. i'm in my for one day and mom savings when i'm not happy with that. that's how bad the economy really is. when people have to start using one k savings and all the economy, it could be a lot better than what it is. now. the colonies terrible in place to serve as ridiculous felicia, vague gas, but our government won't let us have it. who's in office right now? of the problem with russia's mission on the international space station may be prolonged until 2028. that's when a new orbital plot form will be built there by russia and ready for use tha

a big tech issue. now, singapore is prime minister has warned that the u. s. decision to curb the supply of microchips to chinese companies may create quote, a less stable world. the island nation's leader was responding to the news of sweeping restrictions on tech exports to china. the bite and administration's latest move is a very serious one. i'm sure they have considered it carefully. we do worry that valid national security considerations may trigger further consequences resulting in less economic cooperation, less interdependency, less trust, and possibly ultimately a less stable world. to some background to the us place, sweeping restrictions on semiconductors and ship making equipment exports to china last week. washington expects tie one home to the world's largest chip maker to abide by the punitive measures. and for any nation or corporation, by the way, to bypass the bomb they're going to have to apply for a special license from the u. s. the chinese government has responded to the decision, saying the move will weaken the global economy to found

a u. s. plot to, to authorize a military intervention. the u. s. has been responsible for could a cause for invasions, for all kinds of horrible crimes against 80. and this is, and this is exactly what the us wants to do. once again, to maintain the status quo of enormous profits for, for it's local all of our, than the ongoing, neo colonial plunder of haiti. a situation that has, hasn't changed in essentially 2 centuries. well, aside from the resources there in haiti, the, the, the main reason is that us cannot allow an example such as haiti to inspire other countries to go out of the orbit of us empire. and the u. s. wants to maintain its grip on the western hemisphere, what it calls its backyard. and it cannot allow essentially, a domino effect with recent polls suggesting the funny thing is the lease of the voice, the ordinary americans. the us present remains concern with how to keep the checkbook open for the conflict on the other side of the world is washington has sent 18000000000 dollars to key if already are to kind of move in reverse. well,

a terrorist country. now especially, i mean, we know we know the u. s. has been accepting or been in other countries without any sort of authorization because they don't be held accountable. it just seems a little bit, you know, my role play by my rules, but do what i do. but when i say sort of the, all the opposition do what i say, and when i do the point, yes, the pot calling the kettle black. i mean, it even goes beyond that. i mean, we know that the us as a time supported isis, that kind of in places like syria, they supported terrorists in libya. they've supported the m e k tor terrorists against iran. so no, of course, it's a total double, double standard. and as you point now, the u. s. unilaterally invaded countries from iraq to afghanistan to libya, the somalia, to serbia. i mean, the u. s. has no ground to stand up in criticizing russia for this operation. all right, you know it's not a bad move on out of time. thanks a lot for joining us here. it was a pleasure. thank you very much. it by movie, another commander in chief of the cleans, all forces

command has been systemically, targeting vital civilian infrastructure elements in this war. toontown, a mac is done of reporting from the don boss, r t royal back stabbers, we're, that's what a u. s. lawmaker has called a saudi arabia. overreacts moved to reduce oil outputs of following the opec plus decision. the u. s. has blamed the kingdom for rising living cost in the country where the saudi minister of state says that america itself is responsible for high prices. and the reasons are nothing to do with crude oil supplies. every kitchen table costs is going to go up, not down. and i realized costs are going up front food. i was able to bring gasoline down well over a $1.60 birds, his engine, not because of what the russian assad is not finishing the idea that turntable in today would do this to harm the u. s. o to be in any way politically involved is absolutely not correct at all was to respect the reason you have high prices in the united states is because you have the refining shortage that has been in existence for more than 20 years. you haven't built refineries in decades. opaque plus opposite cuts, oil production by $2000000.00 barrels per day, starting next month. the

it's a key reason i ran for president working to give middle class families, some breathing room in dealing with their costs is critical. and consumer prices continue to rise. the u. s. dollar has within a 2 year high as the federal reserve raised interest rates. and that was an a bid, the curb inflation. i'm bring prices down. the federal reserve has already raised interest rates 5 times since march by making borrowing more expensive. it does hope to reduce demand, especially if a big ticket items such as cars and homes, and to ease the pressure pushing or prices. but this also makes it more difficult to serve the public debt, which means the government will need to print more money, which in turn cold calls, inflation to spiral. mitchell, b, philistine invest and bankers. as the biden's policy failures have split the public, he was elected to unify the public. and what he's done is he's weaponized the different departments against 50 percent or more of the country that voted against him rather than unification. it's been one of demon demonization actually. and as far as the economic position, the inflation rate has surged to close to 20 percent real inflation, which is not, i

a u. s. jury has refused to sentence to death. a florida school shooter. nicholas cruz was imprisoned for life instead for murdering 700 students and staff at a high school in portland, florida. the massacre inspired a wave of gun control activism. i don't ever, lebanon's president says that his country has agreed to a deal to resolve a long running border dispute with israel over a maritime gas field. the 2 countries have long claimed overlapping maritime borders. the mediterranean sea bed is rich and natural gas, and israel has already begun exploring the area that is in dispute. both countries want to extract the fuel which could help relieve lebanon's. terrible financial was here is the president of lebanon's announcing that agreement earlier today. we're about alana hook woman, it's aliya laughter, the israel a government announced its approval. well, i announce the approval by lebanon, the man of the final version, prepared by the american mediator, will see to them to delineate the southern maritime border. general we, you w

for protection is for isolation for unilateralism and a familiar branch of the future there. spell that u. s. has been pretty preaching for all those years and has been leading that force over the years. it's really sad to see this is really happening. and i mean, a lot of those companies pipeline to china for the largest market, but in the war, this is really doesn't make sense. you can imagine, you know, that if i present that, what i found was made in china is only chips. and i'm going to hold as company went in china clinical sense, 6 percent of its troops in china. and i do say this is make sense. so i'm a thing, you know, it's a gesture on the u. s. government, but i hope that we're not really room for us that are so much i'm a really big on me, a lot of the opposition from the business community. i don't think this going this policy as well as part of the can carry that far. no blood and sexy claim for the republican lead in the us house of representatives had to say about for the 8th, you claim should his policy. when the upcoming mid term elections, he says, abided minnesota has failed t

so a here it's not, could you who has a mediated the deal, but the did the u. s. a state department has expressed his appreciation to some companies that how the deal did seriously learn cutter. you're either out of emory's, or man and the united kingdom. so what this could lead and what will be the impact of that? the general expectation you have in iran is that particularly well did that, that the region is going through a very much that high tension. and the protest are still on going in iran. and while that mignon negotiations or, or see in a bad look that could create a positive and vitamin that could give a push to, to, to, to, to, to, to further the nuclear negotiations between the worst and the iran or i'm thank you very much wrestle satellite for us in tehran, venezuela has released to 7 jailed americans including of 5 oil executives. that was an exchange for the release of to relatives of venezuelan president nicholas madura who had been convicted for drug trafficking. the prisoners swamp happen to have to secret talks between the united states and mentor

a u. s. jury has refused to sentence a florida school shooter to death despite please from the families of his victims. nicholas cruz was imprisoned for life for murdering 17 students and staff at high school in parkland massacre inspired a wave of gun control activism and the u. s. slovak presidents is annette. chapel tova has paid a visit to the gay bar where 2 men were shot dead on wednesday, a prosecutor said the victims were targeted for their sexual orientation. police said they found the 19 year old murder suspect dead after an overnight search. as security forces in iran have again fired on antique government, protested after a crackdown on demonstrations failed to deter thousands from taking to the streets . the death of a young woman held by aaron's morales, he police, his self weeks of unrest since then protests have grown an anal taking aim at the leadership of the islamic republic and its repressive policies. ah, gun shops, outside of shopping center, the hud of the head on police ammunition dispersed a group of demonstrators. some were isolated and arrested. also into head on

a french company doing on trial in the u. s. court. well, the u. s. unlike other country has a history of actively seeking to use. it's just the system as a lunch instrument against one competitor, which it can do as soon as the foreign company is involved in any way with wall street or with the us dollar. french company have been targeted multiple times by the us department of justice and some top level french executives will admit privately that you have to be pretty naive to say that this sort of practice is rare or limited just to grant. and that the targeting by the us justice department, they feel is by selective executives, the friends multinational al them. for example, we're used by the u. s. a corruption threatened with a long prison sentences. and the end result is where to everything away was the payment of $772000000.00 deliver the figure in this case, in criminal penalties, to the us government and the sale of france's industrial crown jewel l, them, it's nuclear power. no. how do pentagon contractor general electric? it's not like washington doesn't also support g. how does in war zones like area?

u. s. plot to, to authorize a military intervention, u. s. has been responsible for recruiting cause for invasions, for all kinds of horrible crimes against 80. and this is, and this is exactly what the us wants to do. once again, to maintain the status quo of enormous profits for, for it's local older than the ongoing, neo colonial plunder of haiti. a situation that has, hasn't changed in essentially 2 centuries. well, aside from the resources there in haiti, the main reason is that us cannot allow an example such as haiti to inspire other countries to go out of the orbit of us empire. and the u. s. wants to maintain its grip on the western hemisphere. what it calls its backyard and it cannot allow essentially, a domino effect. the of him parliament has a ward of the cranium, who is the head of the prize for freedom of thought. the commission praise the cleaning peoples flight the rule of law and new plans. conflict as well as risk lives to protect democracy. in the you has also highlighted the ukranian president as an, as his efforts and the ro

a proxy state against the russian state and just utilizing ukraine with ban nato. it's the same parallel with colombia, and they've been as well as in the, in the past. the u. s. has utilized a lumber against the swell. so as we see that was low, the results of that war, which the u. s. has supported and has one day, millions and billions of dollars to neo nazi of battalions out in ukraine. it has cause an economic prices and inflation crisis, where folks mostly in the global south are now seeing that they cannot rely on the u on the us dollar anymore. because it's now thinking, well now they have to look for other resorts, other project. as we see with like, let's say, nickel, why and then going and making a deal with the chinese in order to create a can now or we see right now with, with the candidate ruler silva in brazil. as you said, that if you were to win the elections, this coming october, that he would open brazil up as a major world player in the market. and open up brazil again to the bricks, which was an alliance between brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. in order to create another alternative with a brazilian market and presents would be

but a real carefully orchestrated insurgency to create chaos in the concert the u. s has publicly backed the protest saying it supports a government elected by the people of chat demonstrators took to the streets after the president said he would stay in power for the next 2 years. we have the latest from a local reporter on the grounds yet, and your man alive has returned back to normal for the people of the city. after last week. up on this, there is a still get a few in bliss, but as even debbie hassan or was that 7 days or more that was upset or for the people who dies in their professor last week. but he also sent in this that was added as that the for this are not normal. he, one of the real incentives and kind of will plan for career care was in the country, the president given them in the company. but he accused foreign powers of supporting and instruction in chop men, while women behind many protests against the cannon government success. master of the last one of my move, amanda says his voice is clear and that is what it will continue to advocate for the tent i

it's a line on naming pakistan, one of the most dangerous nuclear nations in the world, as it now and says that as long as atomic weapons are safely secured, the u. s. has always viewed a secure and prosperous pakistan as critical to us interests and more broadly. the u. s. values are longstanding cooperation with pakistan. the united states is confident of accent commitment and its ability to secure its nuclear assets. last week, president biden made a remark that islam about nuclear weapons have quote, no cohesion. pakistan immediately reacted to the controversial claim. what the country's foreign minister moving to some in the u. s. ambassador and voicing his shock over biden's nuclear statement. i am surprised by their a box of president by the i believe this is exactly the sort of misunderstanding that is created when there is a lack of engagement. we meet all each and every international standard as far as the safety and security of our nuclear assets to go further in depth on nestle's cross alive now to strategic affairs experts. i am at i lee. so i had, it's great to have you on the program today. now, why do you think the u. s. has now backtrac

a tool of economic warfare? yes, absolutely. if, if you look at most, the last several war that the u. s. has been involved in oil has been a central part of that. now, the problem that the u. s. is facing is the only reason they have a shortage right now is the ill considered nonsensical sanctions against oil producing countries, including russian venezuela. that's restricting americans access to oil. so right now, the biden administration is kind of really from the fact that they have preemptively shot us in the foot and now are upset that that had made this the opec cuts much more damaging than they otherwise would have been. okay, so i went out in the day, literally making peace. no war. i mean, as it's hate sing, ah, oil producing companies for pops isn't the way full, but we'll just talk about pulling out troops. i mean, what did make a vine? why are they pulling out trips? well, the united states has truth all over the world. i think it's high time we pulled out some of those troops. now the motivation of pulling out the truth right now, my dual suspicious, but in terms of pulling out

you commission president us live on the lion has already advocated for a radiant women's freedom and their right to choose their own as higher with the u . s. has already targeted some iranian senior officials as part of a new wave of sanctions in the wake of a means death accusing the country of a crackdown as to run deployed police to quote, protest. while the u. s. the state department has stressed that the iranians internal affairs are now washington's focus. earlier we spoke to political analyst and research a chris for halle, who says that by supporting protesters on the of industries, the west is working towards waging regime change in the country. this shift is part of the larger plan for resume change against the islamic republic of iran. this provides a perfect opportunity for the, the west that collectively to say, oh look at us with our liberal values. let's support these women on the streets. very small number of women in the fifty's on the street and let over 30 islamic republic. let's overthrow the iranian evolution. and let's carry out the resume. change we've been trying to do in 979, but have failed to do. so i think ulti

u. s. s. p r is to very large. it's the largest in the world, and there's a significant for drawing capacity in the u. s. the u. s. has been drawing on it's on the reserves and has accelerated the pace of the stocking of the s p r since march. i think that was a great decision, mr. the come the market when the market was concerned about in the bus stop in the, in the question supplier with actually was, did not happen. and probably the u. s. should that stuff should be more as i, in adjusting in the pace of the stocking. of course, from this job earlier on. now the s p r cut is completely offset by the d opec production cut. the s p r releases is completely offset the u. s. obviously has the option of increasing the pace of the stocking. i don't think would be necessarily a wise idea. it would deplete the reserve and it would not really serve any purpose . not bring any benefit right now, but it's an option if the market gets too tight and there's no peck bill, the so called no peck bill that's being considered in the, in the u. s. right now. could that, could that become a law? and i mean what, what difference will i

a u. s. republican lawmaker has described saudi arabia a need to reduce the oil outputs, following the opec plus decision, or the u. s. officials or even calling for the president to cut off weapon supplies to the gulf kingdom. the saudis need us more for weapons than we need them. prison biden should make it clear that we will cut off weapons if upper plus doesn't reverse the decision to make drastic costs and production in congress. we should also explore waste to rain, you know, pics control over energy prices worldwide. the wise house, as long praised saudi arabia as a strategic partner, selling the country, large amounts of weapons. it's my job. i am once pledging to make a pariah during his presidential campaign from u. s. congress members are also calling for a rethink of the country's relationship with peg plus members with saudi arabia, his actions being described as hostile to washington, while the south, the minister of state, the us itself is to blame for rising gas prices. the idea that we would do this to harm the us or to be in any way politically involved this. absolutely no

china, a long term goal is to dominate future proof industries like artificial intelligence, semi conductor chip and pharmaceutical for china to acquire the kind of international influence, the u. s. has had for decades, it will need to deepen its relationships, although not a formula line, the bricks that brazil russia, india, china, and south africa has attracted some attention. in china, the state from media has praised the brakes alliance for boosting, what it called non western styles of multilateralism. but alliances don't guarantee harmony. the relationship between china and india, both members, it's a good case in point home to 1400000000 people. india is the worlds fastest growing big economy, but it's relationship with china is currently overshadowed by a fraction border dispute. tens of thousands of soldiers from both sides are stationed on the more than 3000 kilometer long border. hardly a solid foundation for an ever deepening economic union in short say that this is actually an katie made at the moment and this is also spilling a lot in political, economic, strategic issues as well. no surprise then that india has been courses by the u. s . as part of its own trade stand