u. s. always does aside of proxy wars is sanctions, right? so if they continue to the sanctions, the thing we have done in queue or for more than half a century, the same we have done for venezuela in a decade, more or less, they're going to lose their own power, right? the secretary of the treasure of the u. s. has mentioned herself that because of the sense that the u. s. kitchen, posing the dollar of loses value. right? so if they go with this route of an imposing sanctions or further sanctions, rather on countries that are align, quote unquote, with russia or they are do business with russia and other countries that the u. s. might not amicable and not favorable. they pose the sanctions. it's going to continue to erode the power that the u. s. r has in international business relations. right. we've already seen countries like russia, like china, like brazil, like argentina, like the brakes move forward with the possibility of having a common currency for business, or rather an alternate if currency to the dollar for business. so if sancti

e s u s. always by later date china, you as a join the community and also are under my that de one china principal. and more important is that you and his days just pushed into pacific. so got it. perfect strategy and want to create a charles in taiwan street. yes. all china see just a want to a coffee or ukraine or are you quick like similar ukraine crisis in east asia? why? because at easter he had nowadays aides and most a potential economies region and also east asia lies up very quickly. oh yeah. and your dad, his days won't be turned the rise of east asia. he's passionate. lice of china. bank of america has apologized to his client, solved a conference on geo politics, was cut short ukrainian comments from some special at the bank itself. we now caleb bit to see you. so explain what exactly went on here. just specialist, this is what he had to say. i still don't get why us bank still will out speakers in advance for clients who so often roll through most schools talking boys on the war. and ukr

u. s. allies. i mean, i think usa lives pretty much know the u. s. is always checking what u. s. allies are telling us that the u. s. has global responsibilities. i don't think that's a surprise. there may be some damage all, so i'm in showing the degree to which the u. s. can penetrate hard targets such as iran, such as russia, where they make active attempts to protect their information and their discussions and the u. s. can still find out what they're discussing, what they're intending to, to the considering the wealth of information and the timeline here. i can we expect molex to surface over time. that's very hard to say. i mean, i think each, each day i'm learning a little bit more, you know, some more information is coming out. some things came out today, i suppose about iran that weren't there yesterday. so i've been, you know, each, each day there seems to be more, it's hard to say whether we're at the end or closer to the beginning. we're, quite frankly, i just don't know intriguing story. kenneth, catherine, director of research at this one group. thank you. thank y

u. s. officials say they believe in the red, white and blue that the u. s. is always telling the truth that the u. s. interests around the world, a noble that was spreading democracy, not just strategic and economic interests, et cetera. and this is where this is the major problem we've got here with the report is not what these anonymous sources because you know what they know. they know that journalist what the scoop, they can easily manipulate a reporter and telling them what they want to hear in order to get the story out there. if the cia made a statement or the pentagon directly, you know, especially not tells agency, it may not be believed by the public. because as i said, they were involved in this information as part of their job. but if they filter it or launder it through the new york times, so shaded press, the public is assuming, well, the journals did your job and vetted this information. so this more likely to be true than if they said it directly. so this is why you have to be so damn careful, not to just take what you ask, the governor or any governme

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u. s. and it's always the u. k. in france, you just google it. there are dozens of companies like that. for many years. they were to write and border side ukraine. when she's in the office, which was a lot of speculation. us bought a sudan and you said that the, the tragedy people are dying was a diploma of there are threats to diplomats major factors. we are aware of this up to date with the development of school for the service that you teach. so. so through our embassy was asked to, to provide, to please some of the un employees from the children's fund. i don't know how to do it, but very much we'll figure out what was after this press conference . well, let's look at the history of the state of sudan. she 1st and there was just one done and then so down in south sudan, we would, it's, and i'm not sure it was a medical school. we colleague, you observed these about monthly clarity of the us made it one of the foreign policy priorities to states it on into, to part with them. they also come out of us for you to convince him on the sheer, the end, the president says to hold this threa

u. s will always support the taiwanese in defending their freedom. you said that after the meetings does that mean that the u. s now needs to make clear that american forces will defend taiwan military in the event? of a chinese invasion. that is something president biden, as you know, has said several times and then the white house has walked it back that promise of us involvement. well you know, under the taiwan relations act, we have to have the capacity to resist force to change the status quo to resist coercion or military aggression. and so that's why we are always going to be prepared. but more than that, under the taiwan relations act, we are legally obligated to help supply the articles of defense necessary for taiwan to defend itself. and so that is, um of paramount interest to us and besides that, at this point , they are very big trading and investment partners because of the chips and science act that president biden lead now, as we discussed today, with presidents i they are investing billions of dollars in manufacturing facilities in th

u. s. has always been on in a need to basically walk a very fine line in terms of having sufficient military deterrence to make invasion that much harder for china while providing political assurance in the form of strategic ambiguity. other one is known as to what deterrence. so china always has the whole and they can proclaim to their own people to mess with that tie one would eventually return to china one day or so, so as not to pose a threat against their own gene. so whether u. s. or how one would actually pass the spot to china. it's an interesting point in the sense that china basically has to come up with a proportional response on their side, both to actually appease their own on, within the quality as well as provide a sufficiently strong response. so the leadership does not look as weak as some of us may suspect. really appreciate you giving us the benefit of your expertise in this history. our thank you very much indeed for being with us and i'll do this. i thank you, but to be here. ok to brazil now what at least 4 children have been killed in an attack at a school, a man with

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u. s. is always of interest, the people around the world. this has been going on for a number of hours. you're not being used to push the credit back. to the report story from an international perspective to try to explain your viewable audience and why it's important, how this could impact their life at the height of the storm, water was so high, it would have been above my head. this is an important part of the world. people pay attention to work with on here. now to do this very good bringing the news to the world from here. oh, i watching l 0 a reminder of our headline. this is our 24 hour cease fire between the warring sizes sedan was supposed to come into effect. but 2 and a half hours ago now. but there are still gun fire and still shelling and parts of the capitol cartoon. both sides accused each other of breaching the seaside and civilians in the country have been painting a dire picture of the humanitarian situation. hospitals are overwhelmed with the injured and are running out of supplies. food and water are also becoming difficult to source. us journalist evan girl cabbage

u. s. or in other words, the u. s. approach or it's expectation to seek well dominance by forcing others to always stand on its side or to offer themselves onto the u. s. band wagon in the name of protecting the self claimed liberal democracy. that's perhaps out of date already to some extent, i think it's, it's more like that the us is finding it more and more difficult to try to hold it . so cold partners and follow us together, even among the nato and her key at the president ro election campaign as heating up the 1st round of voting to be held no later than may 14th. one of the candidates 74 year old come all college dar. oh, glue has stage a mass rally in the city of mir. the incoming president research air on also held a similar event. he gathered supporters in the central square of the capital upon kara, where, which accommodates several $100000.00 people. only yesterday, the president has made his 1st public appearance in days amid feverish speculation over its health. attended an aerospace exhibition and symbol earlier. the president also took part in a video conference at the bottom here to inaugurate here

u. s has to get evan gorshkov it home? well it's hard . these cases are alwayshard because of course, we know why the russians are doing this where they're doing this because they are losing a war. they're angry at the united states for leading the charge against their brutal invasion of ukraine, and so they're just striking out at the end of the day. it's evidence of just the sheer desperation of the kremlin. but it's hard because of course they want to negotiate the way they have in the past, and it's brutally hard to imagine that you're going to trade anything for an innocent journalist. so look, we'll do the government will do everything it's supposed to do. to diplomatically. russia will hopefully realize that if it starts kidnapping westerners , because that's what just happened that business people, whatever remaining business people are in russia are going to get out of there, and hopefully they'll rethink this. this brutal activity chairman turner of course, gorshkov itch is not the only american there. paul whelan, for example, has been in russian pris

u. s. a u. k, but it would appear that when you look at any random country, the u. s. asked for anybody for any reason that country almost always acquiesces, but it's not true the other way around. yeah, that's exactly right. and we should also be clear that in the case of julian, as i mentioned before, he's not a us citizen, and he does not commit a crime. so the hypocrisy is not limited to this case. there are numerous cases, including the case of hoss on the stuff of some a nasir in my land, which i can go into if you want in 2003. the u. s. has one set of rules for others. another set of rules for themselves are more to come with chris hedges . don't go anywhere, chris. coming up next. the united states keeps extradition numbers under wraps. the mystery around. just how many people the u. s. government brings from abroad and forces to stand. trial are unknown. we'll discuss it when we return that type. the ammo will be right back. i hungry has been a member of the european union and nato since 999 during the 1st post soviet wave of nato's eastwood expansion number. because if the may naga, thank is my property that i see li

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always 0. sometimes even the opposite. the u. s. is the one imposed most of the sanctions now, but not because it was to help you grain. this has been done for an open confrontation with russia. president couldn't recently said that there was companies that remained in russia require assistance and protection from the west companies that left, i believe, did so because of strong pressure from outside, many companies at once invest billions in the russian market. have a very strong desire to return, but they cannot do so due to political reasons. the 10th package of sanctions creates certain problems. there is too much control where none is needed at all. there is no support from italy either as no one. there is even interested in how much we have lost because of the sanctions and did not want to reimburse it for us . we do not circumvent sanctions because we do not want to be in the grey zone. but on the other hand, we reclose and the entire market in general, but for a month or a year, but forever, i hope that out 20 years of work

always 0. sometimes even the opposite. the u. s. is the one imposed most of the sanctions now, but not because it was to healthy grain. this has been done for an open confrontation with russia. president couldn't recently say that those companies that remained in russia require assistance and protection from the west companies that left, i believe, did so because of strong pressure from outside, many companies had once invest billions in the russian market, have a very strong desire to return. but they cannot do so due to political reasons. the 10th package of sanctions creates certain problems. there is too much control where none is needed at all. there is no support from italy either as no one there is even interested in how much we've lost because of the sanctions and did not want to reimburse it for us. we do not circumvent sanctions because we do not want to be in the grey zone. on the other hand, we res, closing the entire market in general, but for a month or a year but forever, i hope that out 20 years of work will not be w

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but keep is trying to play down the league saying that it's military tactics were always subject to change. top secret u. s. government documents that were definitely not meant to see the light of day detailing ukrainian eminence weapons deliveries, russia, maneuvers, and spying on allies. among the revelations, ukraine's air defense is allegedly in danger of running out of ammunition in a few weeks. ukraine's troop losses are set to be high, but not as high as rushes. they also hints at nato plans to support the ukrainian military in an upcoming spring offensive. i think the russians already knew all this this. this is information that come to live for us, but none of this will be new to the russians or to the ukrainians. so yes, of course there's a vulnerability if, if we're not able to help ukraine get more munitions or more systems for their air and missile defense. but i think they will have already anticipated what those vulnerabilities are. russia is playing up washington, spying on allies and potentially that might cause change. you've seen the leaks, the quite interesting that being studied and li

u. s. the u. s. government and u. s. courts, but, and the iranian, since they have had assets are frozen in the united states and in europe it's, that's always been a problem. iran doesn't hold us assets. so in immediate future, there really isn't much that can be done. but the world is changing rapidly in the americans are withdrawing from the region and who knows what sort of opportunities will be around in the coming months and years. but i think at least for the moment it is a political response to the united states. it's sort of the global south speaking back to power. and the iranians are saying that remind or reminding the world that the united states created isis from famously admitted during his presidential campaign. and he knew that because michael flynn was his military and intelligence advisor and we had other officials admitted and in the media and books come out. so this is basically a reminder that the iranians have been suffering at the hands of the united states . and this is just one chapter, let's move on to a little bit about iran, honest relations with russia, china in the south, after the bricks. how do you see in the.

they're always underestimated as the u. s. under estimates it's accountants around the world. they underestimate movements within the us. and we should just be aware of that. their role is to appear all powerful to the world to never allow voices of descent to really come true. and yet that opposition is there and is growing particularly among the youth. go don't buy the so called american dream and also understand that this country yes, great potential, great population. but it was also built on the, the trade of african people, the and flavor meant the genocide of the indigenous population. it has a very rural history in commit sounding days. and we shouldn't forget that because if we're going to build a new world, we have to really have reparations for the crimes of the past. we have to identify the enormous inequality and injustice and crimes of the past that's, that's important and crimes against the world, the crimes against the population right here. well, that's american to, to do. i think the only thing i'm concerned about the americans finally learned how to leave an

taiwan, especially after president emanuel mack ron's comments about your up shouldn't always follow what the u. s. does at that did lead to some concerns that there were disagreements behind the scenes? i think in reality, those disagreements probably do still exist, but is it better for the g 7 to put on this amp, the united front. also, when it comes to ukraine, they remain united in their sanctions on russia. had also determined that russia doesn't get around those sanctions. and also looking at ways of preventing russia from getting weapons from any 3rd countries, especially given recent reports coming out of ukraine from the ukrainians. their claim that in some of the russian may drones that they are now shooting down. they say they're finding chinese made components instead of the swiss made components that the russians can no longer get. so there is a suspicion that pos possibly china might be supplying so called dual use equipment at the g 7 is determined that the china will not be supplying weapon systems themselves. still to come here on our 0 hotel in france as the president delivers h