u. s. already now with jo, biting, trying to distance itself from china while germany is, is thing closer to beijing. we saw german chancellor on a short travel there last week in a controversial meeting with chinese leadership. so there is definitely a tension on the mid terms, and there is going to be a lot of thoughts given to whether the relations between germany in the us will maybe sour again. julia if a president biden were to come under pressure to scale back us support for the war in ukraine following these mid terms. what would that mean for germany? well, as we look at and the countries who are supporting ukraine at the moment, the u. s. is definitely at the forefront in terms of military support, but also financial aid. and germany has said numerous times. they're also looking at what kinds of weapons are being delivered to ukraine, that it is coordinating very closely with as it's partners in particular the us and we're the us to pull back in terms of aid and deliveries to ukraine. ger

u. s. already in 2005 the cables by, you know, that were exposed by the lease that she had secret meetings with the i t, which is the fact or i went to u. s embassy and i won a she was reporting already back then to the us. so they have a puppets there that is working for us, interest in the for i want to interest. so we need to look at the long term gained . i. so there's one thing, a few things that are really important to understand is that right now it is the present moment. you have us marines training. i would nice army. so we learn about what happened in ukraine. there was a glad you did the fact to you quite and being in need to know the us actually call tie one a need to strategic our life. so what do you, as he's doing when he comes to china, is slowly pushing further further and being vague cost you the red lines of china, which is mainly related to tie $1.00. well, it's quite interesting, isn't it? when speaking of us that red lines job find it, made it clear that he will not accept any

u. s? well, the u. s. has already said that they should not do it. it said it will make it much more difficult to fight isis because it's going to throw chaos amongst their kurdish ah, allies there and it will create many more refugees. and look, i mean that in terms of the wider consequences it how much does this tension cause problems in the area generating that with tacky? oh, it's going to create a lot of problems. it. syria, of course, isn't complete turmoil, 90 percent of the people live in abject poverty, poverty, there is electricity for like about an hour and a half a day. so any military operation there that drives people from their homes and kills people. he just has terrible knock on effects in the entire region. tends a bit more about the u. s. presence in the area now they wet with the syrian democratic forces, as you mentioned, it to fight iso. and they still have some u. s. troops in, in ne, an air in syria. how much are they at risk of some of these as stripes that are coming in at the moment? well, that's the, that's the, you know,

u. s. isn't really playing by its own rules that it's imposing on allies or would like to when it comes to china, or when it comes to russia, either the u. s. has already refused to impose a low price cap on russian oil, which the you wanted for fear of deregulating, the global energy market even more than it already has been. and now we're learning from the western press that the state department and us treasury have been asking us banks to maintain services and ties for certain key russian companies like gas prom or russian fertilizer producing companies. for example. remember how zalinski top economic aid was demanding that u. s. bank stop doing business with russian companies, or else he would seek prosecution of their executives for war crimes. while it looks like he's not going to be able to clean up wall street after all, what it seems like here is that zalinski e u allies and a whole lot of other people are just being led down the garden path. when he appreciate you joining us on asi international this tuesday, we'll be back in 30 minutes with more of the latest book ah. with school. mm huh. the supreme court of the united states is there sessi

u. s. having already spent nearly $55000000000.00 on aid to ukraine this year, with $37000000000.00 an additional help requested by biden, from congress. no, that's 20 percent. more money than the entire annual defense budget of the russian federation. well, bitter bottles in washington politics aren't begun. now's the power dynamic shifts in the united states. dots after the republicans won by control of the lower chamber of congress this week, setting up a more difficult 2 years ahead for the biden administration to get policies through whoever, even though it's not the biggest issue for the american leader. as the g o. p has promised to investigate joe biden himself, his team on his family's business dealings. our investigation is about joe bud. and we already have evidence that would point that joe biden was involved with hunter biden, only so, so we want the bank records and that's our, that's our focus. we're trying to stay focused on was joe biden directly involved with hunter biden's business deals and is he compromised? that's our investigation will. earlier we spoke to retired us air fo

u. s. has already already has with the wireless and the money on this type of situation. but listen, in 1917. the u. s. made puerto ricans us citizens, 941. puerto ricans had heard citizenship by law, so that can change tomorrow. let's say that congress goes even crazier than they have certain time. and they say, we're going to strict that out in puerto ricans will no longer be born citizens of the united states. what would i am saying? and you're right, and i'll answer your question. what i'm saying is that there is a mentor way. i'm having a justified relationship with puerto, with between puerto rico, us just 5000000. puerto ricans in the u. s. and i'm one of them right now. and when i go back to puerto rico, january, i'll be part of the 3200000. puerto ricans that live in puerto rico shell. there is a responsibility when you put food on the ground. when you checked the contraceptive pill in puerto rican women. when you tested agent orange into one of the largest reinforces in puerto rico. when you use the island of the ac is as target practice, mom did and read it to o

u. s. military base in the world, all abandoned at bagram air base. but the months leading up to this hasty withdrawal, the u. s. was already trying to make deals with local war, lope lords, tribal leaders with rebel groups in a failed attempt to garner support against the taliban, who was gaining back territory across the country. once again, arms and money flowed through back channels of afghanistan, just as it did more than 40 years ago. so the enemy of my enemy is my friend strategy didn't work during the cold war era. why does the u. s. continue to think this strategy might work in a different era, and that is where we find ourselves again to day. and here we are. we find ourselves in the aftermath of the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan just one year later. for better or worse, the wounds left in the middle eastern country are still very raw. our international reporter gives us some details of the current field climate of afghanistan right now at this moment. 20 years of u. s. occupation. 30000 lives estimated to have been lost in afghanistan, 11000000 refugees. i said those numbers weren't enough one year since the

u. s. has already spent nearly $55000000000.00 on a c crane this year with 30 some 1000000000 in additional help requested by buying from congress. this is 20 percent more money than the entire. i know the 1st budget of the russian federation bit of fights over washington. politics have begun as the power, dynamic shifts in the united states of the republicans, one back of the control, the lower chamber of the congress this week, setting up a more divided and polarized american government for the next 2 years of by this presidency. however, this is not the biggest issue for the president. as the g o. p promise is to investigate joe biden himself, his administration, and his family's business dealings. our investigation is about joe bought and we already have evidence that would point that joe biden was involved with hunter biden, only just so we will the bank records and that's our, that's our focus. we're trying to stay focused on was joe biden directly involved with hunter biden's business deals, and is he compromised? that's our investigation. earlier, who he spoke to retire the u. s. at

u. s. congress proceeds. and what turns up in any potential investigation with republicans back in control of the house of representatives. the call for the audit comes, as the u. s. has already spent nearly $55000000000.00 on a team crane this year with $37000000000.00 and additional help requested by the bite ministration from congress. that's 20 percent more than russia's entire annual defense budget. and the same us congress woman marjorie taylor, greene has a lashed out at washington's funding of ukraine after multiple countries acknowledged it with key at who was responsible for the poland missile incident. we more stop letting the lance to jim on money and weapons from us taxpayers while he's trying to drug as into world war 3, no more money to ukraine. it's time to end this war and demand peace. and while some officials are signing the alarm over crossing in point of no return, the country homeland security chief is apparently trying to calm down nuclear concerns saying the us is out of the geographical range of attack. while the united states has express concern with russian nuclear saber rattling, we do not anticipate that a nuclear detonation in europe would have a

u. s. congress proceeds. and what turns up in any potential investigation with republicans back in control of the house of representatives. the cold for the old it comes as the u. s. has already spent nearly $55000000000.00 on a few crane this year with $37000000000.00 and additional l requested by biden, from congress. that's 20 percent more than russia's entire annual defense budget. for the same time outspoken us congress will marjorie taylor green has lost out as washington's funding of ukraine. but after a number of countries acknowledged, it was likely a ukrainian rocket that hit poland. we must stop letting the lensky demand money and weapons from us taxpayers. while he is trying to drag us into world war 3, no more money to ukraine. it's time to end this war and demand peace. and as some officials demanded ends to the war before points of no return is reached. the us homeland security chief is apparently trying to calm people's nuclear worries. while the united states has expressed concern with russian nuclear saber rattling, we do not anticipate that a nuclear detonation in europe would have any direct health consequences on the homeland believe. we spoke to retired

u. s. congress proceeds. and what turns up in any potential investigation with republicans back in control of the house of representatives. the call for the audit comes, as the u. s. has already spent nearly $55000000000.00 on a ukraine this year. and biden is now asking congress for an additional $37000000000.00. that's 20 percent more than russia, the entire annual defense budget. and the same us congress will much margery taylor green has a lashed out at washington's funding of ukraine after multiple countries. acknowledge it with key f, who is responsible for the polen missile incident. we must stop letting the lance teach him on money and weapons from us. stopped spares while he's trying to drug as into world war 3. no more money to ukraine. it's time to end this war and demand peace. meanwhile, in a bid to reassure americans on the threat of a nuclear conflict, the us secretary of homeland security release. this statement. while the united states has express concern with russia, nuclear saber rattling, we do not anticipate that a nuclear detonation in europe would have any direct health consequences on the homeland. we spoke to us veteran karen, quite kowalski, who said

u. s. when already went on stage, where you ignore you like the movie meal. so that's why for me dads died, mormon just gave me the answer to why sidewalks. it's not just more producing ard, so it's more believing in the power to forge. and these gave the word and resort, and that died. give us courage. do you know the word? you ordered. choreographer mandy bry key also lives in delhi. his pace queen size is a statement on intimacy between 2 men. gay sex was only recently decriminalized in india. sandbox collective finds interesting alternative venues to present the dance piece. ah, we never really had a reaction that destructed the performance. we could see people sometimes leave. sometimes in the middle of segment, europe was no different. there were people who are equally uncomfortable. we saw people who couldn't look at the bodies directly, they had to look at the floor. people are the same everywhere. people also have the capacity to transform as they look. the produce that you owe generally prefers working behind the scenes rather than standing in the s

u. s. isn't really playing by its own rules that it's imposing on allies or would like to when it comes to china, or when it comes to russia, either the u. s. is already refused to impose a low price cap on russian oil, which the you wanted for fear of deregulating, the global energy market even more than it already has been. and now we're learning from the western press that the state department and us treasury have been asking us banks to maintain services and ties for certain key russian companies like gas prong or russian fertilizer producing companies. for example, remember how so lindsey's top economic aid was demanding that u. s. bank stop doing business with russian companies, or else he would see prosecution of their executives for war crimes. while it looks like he's not going to be able to clean up wall street after all, what it seems like here is that zalinski e u allies and a whole lot of other people are just being led down the garden path. when the mall, the french president, is apparently prepared to make some concessions when it comes to carrying more fuel imports as a manual mcclung haven't shown the way from a friendly chat with oil

u. s. rule from all previous treaties or missile defense intermediate and shorter rates missiles. meanwhile, the u. s. is already working on brand new strategic weapons to counter rushes nuclear also, i bypass the treaties limitations. according to the russian defense ministries, magazine, medium term, the united states seeks to possess strategic non nuclear weapons, with a short flight time to the target and not formally subject to any bilateral or international restrictions. we heard from a former us marine corps in terms of a cisco rhythm says, is difficult for russia to believe that the us would indeed it commitments. i think one of the big obstacles that'll be necessary to overcome from the russian perspective is trust. can the united states be trusted to adhere to its commitments? um, given what happened with the i n f treaty, where frankly speaking we lie to the russians about the ages of shore system that we said was only so surfaced it, you know, air anti missile system um, but in fact, less than a month after the treaty after we got out of the treaty, we tested a ground launch cruise missile from the s

u. s. has already spent nearly $55000000000.00 on a that c crane this year with $37000000000.00. in addition, i help requested vote by them from congress. this is 2020 percent more money than the entire annual defense budget of the russian federation. better fights over washington. politics have begun as the power dynamic shifts in the united states of the republicans, one back for control, the lower chamber of the congress this week. set up a more divided am polaroid, american go the next 2 years of violence presidency. however, this is not the biggest issue for the president as the g o. p. promise, investigate joe by himself, his administration, and is from a business dealings our investigation is about job wide. and we already have evidence that would point that joe biden was involved with hunter biden, only so, so we want the bank records and that's our, that's our focus. we're trying to stay focused on was joe biden directly involved with hunter biden's business deals, and is he compromised? that's our investigation that we spoke through, reside usaa fulton's and called kare

u. s. has already taken steps, is taking steps to go ahead and start doing more. acclimate acclimation too much colder conditions in case a warfare is going to take place up there. and it's quite conceivable because of that opportunities they're, they're going to, everyone's going to take advantage of it. yeah, it's going to be interesting. we should start it off though. also strict, deeply, also also strategically, you have minerals and other things that at the bottom of the ocean that's critical, strategically critical for countries that need it. so there's a reason to buy countries to want to preserve and try to keep it peaceful up there and maybe share and, and break up the regions to allow for, for mining and not making claims. that's going to inevitably cause some hostility that corresponds to a conflict even in the arctic. michael, indeed very right. he said that stop stop till the amount was talking about peace. thanks so much for joining us. here at t was a pleasure to lindsey's thanks so much. thank you. ah, i check out our news show the whistleblower by former intelligence oppos

u. s. is already working on brand new strategic weapons to counter rushes nuclear arsenal and bypass the treaties limitations. but according to the russian defense ministries magazine in the medium term, the united states seeks to possess strategic non nuclear weapons, with a short flight time to the target and not formally subject to any bilateral or international restrictions. why this course live last scott with her former us marine corps intelligence officer. scott, great to have you with us here. i see now this nuclear reduction meeting appears to be one of the few contacts which remain between us and russia. what's in projects for this meeting? was it, was it so important? well, right now, the only remaining arms control treaty between russian united states is this new start treaty. and it's effectively dead in the water because of the sanctions that had been imposed by united states on russia. russian inspectors were unable to travel freely to the united states to carry out their an inspection duties. and so russia, i'm citing that sort of a one sided approached by the head states and your

u. s. u business and what we already. oh, it's a host. our passengers enjoy a huge field. oh, we're. the gunman began firing just moments before midnight. as people in the club were planning to mark the start of the transgender day of remembrance, honoring those killed in trans phobic violence. the outcome here in colorado springs could have been much worse if not for the response from club goers. the city's police chief said at least 2 club patrons fought and subdued the suspected gunmen before officers arrived and arrested him. investigate is a still determining and motives that club q has issued a statement calling the shooting a hate attack in his pull it up is washed and bureau chief, covered the pulse nightclub, shooting orlando, the deadliest attack on an l. g. b t q venue in the us. we asked for what, another event like this means for the community. i just spoke to the survivors of the pulse or shooting which happened in florida a 6 years ago. and, you know, events like there today, obviously trigger of the memory and brandon bulls, one of the survivors told me that it is nev

u. s. has already spend nearly 55000000 dollars on age ukraine in 2022. and by then is now asking congress for an additional $37000000000.00. that's 20 percent more than russia's entire annual defense budget. we spoke to us veteran karen, quite koski, who said that washington's policy towards ukraine is primarily driven by business interest. the united states defense establishment is making a lot of money you know, through via the american taxpayer. in depleting all of our reserves, old weapons sending them to ukraine, that freeze up production lines for more of what we want. and then of course, justifies demand to the congress that our own budget, our own military budget can be increased. so this is something that i think benefits, it's viewed by american government, people, as you know, it benefits it, benefits america, not in the way that we think of a war. but just in the way we think of a business military business. the next house of representatives that will be sworn in in january. many of them do not see the benefit of conducting this proxy war and