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u. s. also saying no, hold on a 2nd. when it comes to that, did we see anything in the talks about taiwan? what more can you say? well, there was the 1600 word readout from the chinese foreign ministry. on the talks on taiwan was the absolute priority there that there is no, no change in taiwan china seas, taiwan, part of its territory and in bible and it, you know that the u. s. is to steer clear at the same time. this is an example of how geo politics feed into the economy. because this is the reason why the u. s. and china are strategic rivalries is because of these ideological differences. and these geopolitical differences feed into the economy because the u. s. doesn't want to help boost the chinese military by giving it micro chips that are produced either in the u. s. or through with allied taiwan. so it's imposed these restrictions. so taiwan is the central issue in these talks in macroeconomic terms, just as much as there is a geopolitical issue. now there's been increasing nervousness in the west about depende

u. s. is also, and it had been turning its focus away from europe actually towards the pacific asia region. and there, yes, there is clearly a stand off there, but this stand off right now seems to be back to words a sort a couple months ago we saw nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house travel there. and there we saw some military demonstration there. that was a very tense moment indeed, but the seems to be a rhetoric climbed down from that for now. another tension point broaden told gee that the united states would bolster it presents in asia, if by aging is unable to influence north korea's nuclear testing. i wonder how much appetite is there for the us to get more active in the region for the u. s. has recognized that that is a region that matters. that will matter increasingly. so in the future, particularly in those attempts, and there's few things where there is a more common ground across the aisle here in the united states between democrats and republicans that china, this rising world powe

u. s. but also closer allies of the u. s. like japan in australia and that had been made the quart along with india and in yes, partnering with these countries to ensure that is some kind of stability in the maritime space. hi pond. thank you so much for joining us. leader is found the association of southeast asian nations, us yon will convene later this week and put on pen there. toughest challenge may well be nan lark, where violence has been ongoing between the military regime and the opposition. i seen has struggled to play a meaningful role in the conflict as d values. garrick matters reports from thailand, sketching to relax during difficult times. this all student from me and more has been living in neighboring thailand since the military seized power in his country over a year and a half ago. he calls himself, oh, which is not his real name, but he's afraid of what the meal more army might do. to him, if he returns and has asked to stay anonymous, the 24 year old says the people of his country feel let down by the re

unlike why he though and also the u. s. needs venezuela's oil and the illegal unilateral sanctions that the u. s. has imposed on venezuela and on iran, and on russia, 3 of the world's largest oil producers has resulted in energy crisis and huge skyrocketing energy prices, which of course is hurting and europe very hard. but it's also hitting the, the average american who needs to pay more of the gas pumps. so the bite administration rang to have its cake and eat. it's to eat it to it's trying to claim that it doesn't recognize maduro, but still trying to get access to venezuela's oil rampaging inflation rates on energy prices of lead to a new round of process. and 2 european union member sees major cities in greece faced vernon clashes with whom protesters island right police. ah, public and private sector workers walks out in the union organize 24 hour general flight to fly sites. the rallies are being described as the biggest since 2015 when we received emergency bait out funds from the e. u and the i m f. they come now

u. s. also had plans to turn this event into an anti russian platform. it's picking up the press conference that he gave at the end of the 1st day of the 20 here a foreign minister law of rob, sad that's far from everybody's ready to support this rhetoric. real pushing for a story. and the answer is very simple. no one except the west and it's close of satellites joined the anti rushes sanctions. it is impossible not to touch on this topic because the west makes a priority to fro the ukrainian situation into any discussion with 3rd well countries a calling for a peaceful settlement for agreement. they know perfectly well this process is hindered by ukraine, which is legally bomb negotiations with russia. and i have to say, we're heard a lot here proving that the indonesian president, who is the cost of the j 20 summit, has asked the western leaders to tone down their rhetoric against russia. well, china said that russia too important to be excluded from global formats. for years, we support russia and it's where the role in the g 20 summit russia has str

u. s. administration is also doing. i mean, there's been reports by the world street journal and the washington post that the national security advisor in the us jake sullivan is talking both to moscow and kiev and i think it makes a whole lot of sense. and it's important that these information channels are kept open, but i also agree that it's probably not the right moment yet to really trust the russians on willingness to negotiate. i think part of the truth is also uh that sanctions and all the negative effects on the russian economy probably still have to bite a bit more until there's a readiness. let's now take a deeper dive on what the election results in the u. s could mean for ukraine. and republicans are certainly eager to make the most of their midterm gains in congress to throw obstacles in the way of president biden. so will they rally once again around america first? and if so what could that mean for ukraine support? if mitch mcconnell the us senate's republican caucus leader had his way the u. s. would su

u. s. also held military drills with japanese forces. tokyo confirmed that north korea's ballistic missile landed in it's exclusive economic zone and says it's capable of reaching the u. s. mainland is the latest in a series of launches by north korea. it comes as asia pacific leaders, whole trade talks, l. a summit, and thailand us vice president carmella harris gathered allies to condemn the launch while outside protest as gather to demonstrate against the ty regime. tony chang reports from bangkok, leaders from around the asia pacific region gather for the opening of the apec summit at the top of the agenda. urgent economic issues facing the nation's hyperinflation and the looming recession. but as the news that north korea had fought and intercontinental ballistic missile broke, the united states and its allies met to discuss what they called north korea's provocations. we so we can get these action, and we again call north korea to stop for either. i'm awful. the same a lot on behalf of the

u. s. also. and they wanted to some place to connect to send messages to have ultimately conversations with the taliban. so got that and responses says fine, they can come and set up an office here, and you guys could meet each other. each week men flocked to the national ground mosque for friday prayers. the emir also praise here accessing the building via his own underground entrance. most categories are well hobbies, followers of a particularly conservative form of his law. both private groups and government organizations have provided lavish donations to promote conservative as long in other countries. also in europe, which has caused considerable tensions. but there's evidence that qatar is scaling back its activities. ah, some of that money went not just to mosques and so on. and don g breaches bought to basically yardi types in the, around the world. and so that the cutter is because the government clearly saw this is not something that they wanted. and they've been cracking down very hard

it is also said that international experts, including from the u. s. are going to investigate the incident these off the record, so called government spokesman, could get us engaged in a war and res hysteria. it already has got the, the corporate media all fired up, claiming that it's all the components were rushed. russia, we don't know that we have no idea what, what they are and what they're to. it could be some piece of equipment from something that the ukrainians got from the west. who knows, we got to be very careful because the next step in this is. ready something that could, ah, in it involves a world war and that's what we're trying to avoid at all costs. this thing could easily mushroom, this is a, a, we're, we're at a very rece important crossroads. and we've got a tread very, very carefully on this. and this should go before the you, when the you, when should appoint examiners of the equipment, ensure that of that the debris rather to ensure a some objectivity so that both sides can accept certain conclusions. and that's what right now you

u. s. also had plans to turn this event into an anti russian platform. it's picking up the press conference that he gave at the end of the 1st day of the 20 here, a foreign minister to live rog, sad that far from everybody's ready to support this rhetoric ought to be a bushing for a story. and the answer is very simple, no one except the west and its close of satellites joined the anti rushes sanctions . it is impossible not to touch on this topic because the west makes a priority to fro the ukrainian situation into any discussion. for 3rd, well, countries a calling for a peaceful settlement for agreements the know perfectly well with this process is handed by ukraine, which is legally bomb negotiations with russia. and i have to say, we're heard a lot here proving that the indonesian president, who is the cost of the g 20 summit, has asked the western leaders to tone down their rhetoric against russia. well, china said that russia too important to be excluded from global formats. for years, we support russia and it's where the role in the g 20 summit ru

u. s. also gave the state of israel a free pass. it's hard to imagine that being the case of the company paddling the spyware was russian or iranian, for example. so what does the lawmaker in charge of the report following this month's long you inquiry suggest doing now? i think we should start with a, a moratorium on the use off in the trade in a spyware, a moratorium, the, these conditional, in other words, member states can have it lifted if they meet a number of conditions. and that is, they need to have a framework in place for the use of spyware. we want them to agree to work with you or pull together other, you officials want stronger legislation related to the creation and transfer surveillance technology. some sound truly shocked that this congress buying could possibly be going on in europe. i am shocked by the ever growing spyware scandal and greece, and by the total lack of will, by the greek authorities to properly investigated. it shows that the greek government is following the dangerous autocratic path of poland and

u. s. also had plans to turn this event into an anti russian platform. it's picking up the press conference that he gave at the end of the 1st day of the 20 here a foreign minister law of rob, sad that's far from everybody's ready to support this rhetoric. we're pushing for a story and the answer is very simple. no one except the west and its close of satellites joined the anti rushes sanctions. it is impossible not to touch on this topic because the west makes a priority to fro the ukrainian situation into any discussion. for 3rd, well, countries a calling for a peaceful settlement for agreements that know perfectly well with this process is handed by ukraine, which is legally bomb negotiations with russia. and i have to say, we're heard a lot here proving that the indonesian president, who is the cost of the g 20 summit, has asked the western leaders to tone down their rhetoric against russia. well, china said that russia too important to be excluded from global formats. elisha, usually, we support russia and it's where the role in the g 20 summit russ

u. s. also gave the state of israel a free pass. it's hard to imagine that being the case of the company paddling the spyware was russian or iranian, for example. so what does the lawmaker in charge of the report following this month's long you inquiry suggest doing now? i think we should start with a, a moratorium on the use off in the trade in a spyware, a moratorium, the, these conditional, in other words, member states can have it lifted if they meet a number of conditions. and that is, they need to have a framework in place for the use of spyware. we want them to agree to work with you or pull together other, you officials want stronger legislation related to the creation and transfer surveillance technology. some sound truly shocked than his kindness flying can possibly be going on in europe. i am shocked by the ever growing spyware scandal in greece, and by the total lack of will, by the greek authorities to properly investigated. it shows that the greek government is following the dangerous autocratic path of poland and hung

u. s. and south korea have held joined air force drills, hours after north korea lost the ballistic missile, atlanta, 200 kilometers west of japan. the u. s. also held military drills with japanese forces. a mass federal has been held for 21 family members killed in a building fire, and northern garza. 7 of those who died were children. the family was holding a birthday party when the fire started. the 3rd floor of the building and the giovanni, a refugee camp, was engulfed in flames in the sad reports and the funeral in gaza. grievance sadness overshadow the gaza strip. a 1000 people, loring that can make you want to people who have died of the but i yes, family. they got her here today to carry their bodies. roy the with me. oh, they will be very oh say that they are here. i am only jerry said of the day that they want to be granted on earth carrying your bodies and marching toward their bearing place. organizers of the world's cup and katara announced alcohol will not be sold at stadiums. it comes just 2 days before the opening match . and reverses the original plan of major tournaments, sponsor budweiser. alcohol will still be available to

u. s. also ended up running out of gas in greg for halter and his adjustments really didn't work out. generally, we've spoken a few times about garrath bio and his time in spain. but when he puts a while shirts on, he seems to be able to play for as long as he wants. yeah, yeah. he said to yesterday that he was ready to play on the 3 groups. said james, 90 minutes. we kind of maybe not believing it because he hasn't been playing that belong a full game for a long time. but he proved he could because he scored about penalty after a lot of minutes. i'm playing quite great, so never to nationwide to so long to be back at the top flight in a world cup. so they had patients enough they suffered, they knew how to suffer on the 1st health, but they ended up winning possession. the slightly 53 percent and they, i think they had that no pressure but the under the having a war cup and they threw the chance. and i think it's quite a fairly good result for the way i want the u. s. not going into a game against england, and that could be so much pressure going into the final game as you, as you sa

u. s. fed chief u. s. pres. inflation is also surging. having reached a point 2 percent in september, as the national cost of living has also climb past 6 percent. at the same time, the housing market has decline as 30 year mortgage rates have shot up to over 7 percent us political and market analysts. ta longo says america is doing when it can to save its own economy, no matter the consequences for it europe in allies. there's no way to get around the inflation. i think there's a very definite disconnect between what the europeans want and what the bank of england wants to look. the older ones. i don't think they're on the same page. i think jerome pals made this abundantly clear that christina garden, easy be, are all in for climate change are all in for ending the hydrocarbon economy. and jerome pals made it abundantly fair that he's not interested, not at all. a told christina will guard this last last june and nothing has changed and nothing has changed from his policy statement. it gives lip service to climate change every once in a

u. s. a crucial for this. the mobile weapon system can fire multiple missiles within a very short time, hitting targets as far away as 80 kilometer. in addition to miss r launches, the u. s. is also supplying armored vehicles and how it says more than $18000000000.00 worth of weapons and equipment since the russian invasion. according to the pentagon, the u. s. congress has approved a total of $60000000000.00 in 80 ukraine so far, according to the new york times. according to a report, the united states has committed twice as much as e u countries. what else can ukraine expect from the usa in the future? and let me pass that question directly to matthew and master your newspaper. politico reported a few days ago on mounting anxiety in ukraine. preceding the mid terms. what's your take, do you see reason to believe in fact, that you asked support for ukraine? could wayne as a result of the elections? well, i think there are 2 things going on here. one is that the republicans who are about to take control of the house of representatives are going to want to have more of a say in what this help looks like. does help this aid is going to be scrutinized. probably a bit more than it ha

u. s. and partner influence, such as highlight in the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan and criticizing us backed security partnerships, people's republic of china, officials and state media outlets also repeatedly condemned the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan and cited the withdrawal as evidence that the u. s. is an unreliable partner and declining power. the u. s. withdrawal was one of the defining moments of recent history. after 20 years of its military operation in afghanistan, the pentagon quit in the face of a taliban advance and left behind thousands of people who had been helping the u. s . army over the years. a bomb attack by an isolated group at kabul airport as people were trying to flee left at least 160 civilians and 13 u. s. marines dead. while the pentagon has been criticizing china for focusing on the chaotic withdrawal, the u. s. republicans had been pending the blame for what happened squarely on the biden administration. the biden administration repeatedly misled the american people about the real situation on the ground in cobble issuing public statements that were in direct opposition to the internal reports being sent by the state department and u. s. militar

also spoke to the u. s. president joe biden and he also spoke to ukraine. president lansky. so you see the government is coordinating closely and it's also are just people to remain calm and wait for further information. security services are investigating the side tonight and also are expected to do this into tomorrow. so we will be observing the short goal was to tell the reporter she goes shem and oscar reporting from warsaw. well, regional leaders have expressed solidarity with holland. the chick prime minister, pe fiala said, if poland confirms that the missiles also hit its territory, this will be a further escalation by russia. we should stand firmly behind out a you and nato ally, the lithuanian president give thomas no. cedar tweeted keeping close contact with our polish friends that he when he stands in strong solidarity with poland. every inch of nato. a territory must be defended. artist politics, the latvian devry deputy prime minister said my condolences to our polish brothers in arms criminal russian regime. 5 missile missiles, which target not only ukrainian

u. s. and also with this allies in europe, you know, looking at the u. k, looking at other major economies that are also dealing with very serious inflation and dealing with the same issues with the united states is. so gina, see those other countries kind of falling powerfully, but at the same time, what do you see being the aftermath of that? especially as we go along in the next few months, really get into winter where some of those energy prices especially start to skyrocket, even more. well, when i, when i think is going on here, is i think there's a very definite disconnect between what the europeans want and what the bank of england wants and what the reserve wants. i don't think they're on the same page. i think jerome pals made this abundantly clear that christine in the garden, e. c. b are all in for climate change are all in for ending the hydrocarbon economy . and jerome pals made it abundantly fair that he's not interested in, not at all. he told christina, regard this last last june and nothing has changed and nothing has changed from his p

u. s. markets are also facing new challenges during a press conference by the chief of the u. s. federal reserve in which he announced another rate hike. us stocks began to humble today via pharmacy, raised our policy interest rate by $75.00 basis points. and we continue to anticipated ongoing increases will be appropriate in the recent inflation. did it again have come in higher than expected despite elevated inflation, longer term inflation expectations appear to remain well anchored as reflected in a broad range of surveys of households, businesses and forecasters. as well as measures from financial markets, but that is not grounds for complacency. the longer the current belt of high inflation continues the greater the chance that expectations of higher inflation will become entrenched. continuing hiking rates are expected to rise according to the u. s. fed chief, the u. s. price inflation is also surging. having reached 8.2 percent in september, as the national cost of living has also climbed past 6 percent. at the same time, the housing market has declined as 30 year. mortga