u. s. dollars dominance as the world reserve currency. so why would saudi arabia consider a move like this right now? well, they're not too happy with the u. s. and west year now lives for him. housing, unprecedented sanctions against russia, which just happens to be one of their most important opec plus allies. they're also watching countries like china and india actively looking for ways to work around those things, which means moving away from the us dollar. but while the us in saudi arabia have maintained in alliance on the surface, they're also competitors when it comes to oil production. and the saudi, they're finding out just how much power they have right now. unlike the government of nearly every other major oil producing country, including saudi arabia and the other opec states, the u. s. government cannot open and close its own oil taps. it cannot compel oil companies to drill more. so when the war sent oil prices soaring, the government was powerless to bring them down to say that us all occasions are not too happy about saudi arabia having the upper hand on this one would be an understatement. i hate the fact that we have to ask the saudi

u. s. and the west and even improve their relations. that transformational potential does not seem to exist in the current iteration of the deal. and so are we saying then that whatever is reached? if we do revive the deal, the chances are very good. if there's a republican in the white house, 2 years from now, that deal will be next. yes, republicans have already made it clear leading republicans from, from, from vice president pence to, to cotton and others that they will fit to steal the part that has been a significant factor that is weak in the u. s. as negotiating position in these talks for the policy is always we appreciate your time and your analysis. thank you . thank you. the day's almost gone. the conversation continues online. you'll find me on twitter at brent golf t v. i remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day. have a good weekend. everybody with you here. what's behind them? d, w, news, africa. the show that was the issues have been the continent. life is slowly getting back to normally we

west in the u. k. and not as julian assange again, an award winning publisher. in here we have western media in western entities celebrating this man zalinski, who is a u. s. puppet and an actor. by the way, he's also an actor, but he's absolutely a puppet of the u. s. government and the west in he is being applauded by governments around the world. it is just so shameful. meanwhile, julian assange, who exposed a war crimes and wrong doing by the united states and other governments, is in one of the worst prisoners in the u. k. right. now, and that is the harsh prisons this wedding should have taken place at a location of the choice of julian sanchez, his fiance, stella morris. this should have not taken place in val marsh prison because julian assigned an award winning journalist and publisher should not be imprisoned. and he should not be facing extradition to the united states while thus all for the saw for the latest developments on the ongoing conflicts in ukraine. head over to ot see dot com. my name is peter scott and thank you for watching. ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be in arm

west. we have a hybrid war, which is being fought against russia by people led by the u. s. in the collective west. and we have to find extraordinary answers to these challenges. that's what's going on. and this is how developments e, china at these meetings. that's not just a meeting between russia and china, but for the meetings there, ah, how they unfold? british top to pull, not lose trust, is to visit india on the same day as her russian counterpart. i made reports that she wants to persuade a new delhi to give up its close ties with moscow and take a stand against russia involvement in the war in ukraine. recently, the indian government reportedly rejected a planned visit by a british delegation with similar intentions. amid growing concerned about gas supplies to u. s. allies in europe, american top diplomat, anthony blinking is visiting the north african countries of morocco. and algeria, in an apparent bid to secure algerian source natural gas, to transit through morocco, to the u. as well as to get algeria to change its neutral stance on the ukraine conflict. i think it's a reality that diffe

and it's going to a readjust to this new reality while the u. s. economy and the european economies are, are suffering and may even suffer more because of the divorce between the west and russia. so i think this is clearly an example of where some academics thought that this might be a good idea, but reality is dictated a different outcome. you powers have been defiant against moscow's demand for russian to fuel imports, to be paid for in rubles, instead of the current euro's and dollars. despite moscow's warning that it could suspend supplies, that you use largest economy. germany is preparing for a potential shut off. as it insists it won't switch to making the payments in russia's national currency, german economy minister, robert, hey back says his country will not violate private contracts. we do not accept the violation of private contracts for the supply of energy. i'm glad that companies are assessing the situation in the same way. russia is the world's largest natural gas export, or accounting for nearly half of the use imports of the commodity last year. rush up also provided 46 percent of the use solid fuel imports and 27 percent of its oil imports. we h

u. s. and in the south, west things will start to warm up here as they dry up, down in the south. lots of warmth to be found. once that storm system pushes out, but on thursday we are going to see it bring some heavy rain. so florida sweeps across further east avoiding cuba will see the showers dry up across hispaniola and for much of central america. it'll be sunshine and a few showers. ah, when the shows came from the holiday and we were at craig's, we heard some noise this was known us my going on in the most dangerous intersections and it didn't come in through the front entrance. i was will happen to the people who showed the claimant's with the wrong entrance. the nightly power took pictures before the income should have gotten their louder view sarajevo, holiday, and will hotels on al jazeera lou . ah, the watching or does it a reminder of our top stories, this how those be more russian shelling in northern ukraine despite rush has promised to scale back attacks overnight strikes destroyed markets, libraries and homes and sherman heave, the northwest of key is also seen exp

u. s. and in the south, west things will start to warm up here as they dry up, down in the south. lots of warms to be found. once that storm system pushes out, but on thursday we are going to see it bring some heavy rain. so florida sweeps across further east avoiding cuba will see the showers dry up across hispaniola and for much of central america. it'll be sunshine and a few showers. ah, al jazeera world meet some extraordinary women who are making things happen that way. following the daily struggle to survive for their families, to thrive. agents, women, st. sellers on al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back. you're watching. i'll just bear with me. so robin a reminder of all the top stories that be lol, russian shelling in northern ukraine despite rushes promised to scale back over lights, drawings, destroyed, market. sly breeds in homes is genevieve. the northwest of keith has also seen explosions and fighting. now the red cross says one of its facilities has been hit by shelley and maria pole. the agency says it's been unable to bring in more supplies. as early in the month becau

and i'm from west london. and in regards to conspiracy theories, we've obviously seen capture rise in the u. s. of escalation, where people's done things to, to conspiracy theories that i haven't seen for my lifeline. so my question to you is, could that kind of behavior happen elsewhere? for example, in the u. k. and if not what, what is the difference between these 2 societies that, that makes it possible? a one only when i interviewed richard this bit, who is one of the great gods of this idea of, you know, western individual is in the study of that. he said basically the, we get more and more individualistic as you go across kind of western europe. u. k is really individualistic and then america is really individualistic and then it gets more more individualistic. anthony, for into the pacific ocean is white, where he percent. i think that's why sometimes in the year we look a study askance america. like they kind of crazy and often they craziness. what we're seeing is crazy is they really individualistic. and i think that's certainly true in the u. s. and that creates some of the kind of m

and it's going to a readjust to this new reality. while the u. s. economy and the european economies are, are suffering and may even suffer more because of the divorce between the west and russia. so i think this is clearly an example where some academics thought that this might be a good idea, but reality is dictated a different outcome. russians, foreign minister has weighed in on the results of the latest negotiations with ukraine. turkey lab says that keith has taken some key steps in considering moscow's position in the war. we are. we regard the results of the talks that took place yesterday and it's stumble as positive progress. this is not the final result yet, but the fact that the ukrainian negotiate has confirmed the need to ensure the nuclear free not aligned status if ukraine confirmed the necessity of ensuring the security outside the framework of nate. so i consider this significant progress. i also consider as progress for ukrainian colleagues to understand the status of crimea, and the dumbasses been finally resolved and onto a focal point of the conflict because the city of variable where russians military says it has liberated most of the area fro

and so the u. s. president and also making the case that because of the gravity of the moment, the west has already responded collectively and will continue to do so with the u. s. president, arguing that this may be a long fight that will take some time to work out with the things that are worth fighting for often do take time. exactly, and i mean, the strength of the speech or, or, you know, was remarkable while speaking to refugees. joe biden then described futon as a book chairman, he's just really not mincing his words when it comes to russia's leader and obviously who he's blaming for the war. absolutely, barbara, you're absolutely right. what we've heard from the us president in the final days of this final day of these 3 days of meetings here in europe was very deliberate, forceful language. and it builds on what the us president said, even before arriving in europe. and that is that he believe latimer putin is deliberately targeting civilians in violation of international law. and as a result has called latimer putin. a war criminal not once, but multiple times it's been reiterated by the

so we until we win and victory is coming. so either west u. s. u. k u, germany helping us or you will be defeated to get us dictate of portion because ukrainians will survive. and you should help us because it's impossible to see coach children. hokies a beam was blood without today my colleague asked me hanna code to find parents because to new born kids, their parents were killed. so we need to find family adopted this 2 kids. can you imagine this news? i've gotten every minute. so, and i don't understand why the role is keeping silent while there is no protection from sky on a, on a hope core. there she and it's, it's, it's a horrible situation. the world is watching. we're reporting on it continuously. thank you so much for taking the time and talking to why you are what you need to help are unique. yeah. well we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll do our best her talking to us from a shoe in poland. thank you so much. stay safe. just look now at some other developments in the conflict credit card. john's mastercard and visa say there suspending operations i

much louder than, than the united states and it's possible states in europe, but people don't get it. they don't understand, they can't see beyond west and u. s. dollar dominance. i mean, this is the, the front of the fundamental problem with the germany off the, a bretton woods, a financial institutions including i, m, f, and world bank. people can't see beyond it at the unit. polo moment has, i mean the beginning of the end of the unit a moment started, i would say with us withdrawal from, from a gun it's done. and now the ukranian problem, all ukrainian and the situation is another nail in the coffin of the u. s. a. gemini, so you as a germany is willing to drive the truck down and tie the western hemisphere. i mean, to be defeated or being a partner in debt can relate to defeat rather than allowing europe to look towards west of the total was the sorry, info, stage longevity. i mean the west is dine, let us be honest. the people are the countries like india, countries like a parking spot, are not willing to listen to the countries. i mean, the detect dictatorships in the united states, even middle eastern countries like saudi arabia or em

west. specifically the u. s. and he says he has proof of his pulse, clear reports that his funds prime minister faces a vote of no confidence after crucial ally switched to the opposition and tens of thousands of protest. it's took to the streets, america, zation, that the government is mismanaging the economy. but among con, have lash back, saying it's foreign hands that are behind the conspiracy to topple him. some of the stooges who live in this country, but being used by foreign forces. do you know who is using them to tell me? yeah, a joint statement signed by envoy from 22 countries, including in the you call them pakistan to support a resolution in the un general assembly condemning russia. but among con is remaining firm and cold out washington bowling insisting patsy stones position over the ukraine. russia war is neutral, and that is a foreign conspiracy against him. just. we have evidence and i am disclosing this matter. this is the evidence of how we were threatened. i trust you, but i can't tell you all

so we until we win and victory is coming. so either west u. s. u. k u, germany helping us or you will be defeated to get of this dictator portion because ukrainians will survive. and you should help us because it's impossible to see how children, how kids a being was blood without today, my colleague asked me hanna code to find parents. because do new born kids, they have parents were killed. so we need to find family adopting this to kids. can you imagine this, this news? i've gotten every minute. so and i don't understand why the wall is keeping silent . why? there is no protection from sky on a, on a hook or there it's, it's, it's a horrible situation. the world is watching. we're reporting on it continuously. thank you so much for taking the time and talking to why you are what you need to help are unique. yeah. well we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll do our best. how talking to us from issues in poland. thank you so much. stay safe. it watching dw news life from the lin more coming up at the top of the hour. thanks so much old. sometimes a seed is all y

and at the same time, we think that it is for these 2 countries and for the west, and especially for the u. s. and russia. well, i think america definitely desires and is pushing back a sound to take a position. but as you know, back to sun is not going to do that because it realizes that it also, it has an experience of taking sides in the past. it has been supporting, for instance, the u. s. envision in the honest on and all that and you know, the consequences of that. we are still suffering from it. so i think back a son has a history and it has realized and learned from its history that it's not going to repeat the same mistakes many ukrainians and foreigners who are trapped in the country are attempting to flee. the shelling that is proving to be especially difficult for non ukrainian citizens. black and other ethnic minority of activities say that they are experiencing racism while waiting to cross the border into poland . one, nigerian medical student says border guards are prioritizing white people through the checkpoint and level that's in western ukraine, allowing bus loads of ukrai

slow that progress being and how much they faced and how good you, great, you know me as being it using the west weapons. it's been delivered by the u. s. and the u. k. in other nature, members, so i think for now there's little incentive to to bunch. yeah. and it's hard to believe that negotiations of any sort can take place as long as bombs and missiles are still flying. we know that cur keith, the 2nd largest city in the country. it has been taking hits for a 3rd day in a row. what more can you tell us? i think sorry, and i why was it hard to keep on 16 to february the day that joe biden had initially said, we're going to be today x, the invasion. and i met people that are now writing me and sending me pictures of destruction around them. these are people sitting in their homes, not going anywhere, and just seeing destruction all around them and asking themselves if other recruiting talks about ukraine, the russians being one people being brothers, being essentially the same country. and here is kind of a city that is coming from the border where most people in daily life would speak russian and yet see me. so little concern for civ

and a general yoga, etc, has appealed to the u. s. president. donald trump, to 108 advocacy groups and different humanitarian organizations in the west that has received no response. ah, there are also many questions concerning biological labs in ukraine. there are at least 13. there are 3 involve 3 and key of and others in odessa, vin itself was garad, her son to no pill and hunk of. ultimately, if there was a conflict or a war with russia, ukraine would be among the 1st ah, platforms to initiate hostilities through local residents have reported unusual infection outbreaks near american labs. one example is a facility near cove social activists, l game a. see if the worked in haircut when the lamb opened, complained several times to ukrainian or authorities at the request of local residence. credit of goblins if bully stanley, which is soonest whiskey gimme a grievance morgue with the quick magic godsig reba. agatha bellagio passed on lucy's new. immigrated young merrill at new money. no. g as the other bible in it. you is d. as to about a beauty of mediation, lou, one of them is suspected to have been running experiments on takes i

and in doing so, rock d u. k. public of access to information. earlier i spoke with tara reed author and former u. s. senate aid who thinks banning r t is an attempt by the west to silence opposing viewpoints. first, he is a voice that we need to hear and as an american citizen, i want to hear a different voices. i want to not only just the through western lens, will a cocker see, isn't it? i mean, what about bbc? what about p via? what about him? he are. those are all funded by the british and the american governments. and there are only presenting one side of the story. you know, i just deleted my facebook and my instagram because they wanted to promote or say it was ok to have, have speech about russian. it's a very diabolical attempts by the west q sensor and silence. another voice, another international voice, and i think that all press should be very worried because if they can just take away our license, then they can do it to anyone. russia has provided further evidence to the un security council that it says proves biological weapons were being developed in ukraine under a u. s. and nato program, or us correspondent, kill him up in comments. russia p

u. s. and nato countries involved because it will necessitate closer relationships with china. that's your problem. and surely, anthony blink and the former west exec consultant who's now secretary of state that the loan jake sullivan realized full well that there are dangers of moving russia closer to currencies other than the dollar. and his thought on par made the calculation bennett from the dollar. well you, you brought in china, which is so important. look at the international crisis that was created even before fortran launched the invasion of ukraine. yet how many people in the world know that for the past 22 months and yes, faced it. chinese aggression. johnny's aggression, involving up to 200000 jennings, close that invasion, aggression, whatever you call, it began in april 2020. when try these forces furtively encroach on several key border areas in the northern was the indian region of the dock. since then military build ups have only escalated creating the danger up in full scale wall. well, we, we invite the chinese basset to the un united nations, but basically, what, so your point and the point of many in the leads in india is

so we until we win and victory is coming. so i the west u. s. u k. is you germany helping us or you will be defeated to get i was dictated portion because ukrainians will survive. and you should help us because it's impossible to see co children, hoke, it's a been was blood without today, my colleague asked me hanna code to find parents because do new born kids, they are parents were killed. so we need to find family. adopt this 2 kids get new. imagine this, this news i've gotten every minute. so and i don't understand why the wall is keeping silent. why there is no protection from sky on a, on a hope core. there it's, it's, it's a horrible situation. the world is watching, we're reporting on it continuously. thank you so much for taking the time and talking to why you are what you need to help are you need. yeah, well we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll do our best. her talking to us from issues in poland. thank you so much, stay safe. and here's a look at some other developments in the conflict. tens of thousands of people around the world have been protesti

the great lakes and off to the west coast, we go another feet of rain at fort western canada that includes vancouver and the pacific northwest. and as we go towards the west coast of the u. s. much dryer conditions across california, san francisco, 17 degrees, and we're in the sun for los angeles. 21. the number for you on wednesday. ah. witness. fe, witness? gravely witness. reader, witness. slavery, witness. people, witness how well with a lifetime witness and our witness. witness. b. witness prejudice, witness. peace, witness. love witness. paul witnessed the world witness next door. witness light witness. but al jazeera ah ah. you want to go to 0 reminder. i told stories, this are russia says it will reduce its military activity in northern ukraine, including near the capital key. then as when followed the latest round of negotiations with ukraine, but the pentagon says moscow might be repositioning its forces. a russian strike has hit a government building in mid july of ripping a hole through it. at least 9 people have been killed and 22 have been wounded. the southern port cities been under heavy assault for weeks. 5 people have been killed as shootings near the isr

the head of the state alleges that the political turmoil is being orchestrated by the west, specifically the u. s. and he says he has proof with more than his ortiz posley or that is trans prime minister faces a vote of no confidence after crucial allies switch to the opposition. and tens of thousands of protesters took to the streets, amid accusations that the government is myth, managing the economy. but among con has lash back saying its foreign hands that are behind the conspiracy to topple him. yeah, some of the stooges who live in this country, but being used by foreign forces, do you know who is using them? tell me, ah, a joint statement signed by envoys from 22 countries, including in the u, caught on pakistan to support a resolution in the un general assembly condemning russia. but among khan is remaining fern, and is called out washington's bullying insisting pakistan's position over the ukraine. russia war is neutral and that there is a foreign conspiracy against him. jessica, we have evidence, and i am disclosing this matter. this is the evidence of how we were threatened. i trust you, but

and a general yoga, etc, has appealed to the u. s. president, donald trump, to a 100 named advocacy groups and different humanitarian organizations in the west that has received no response. ah, there are also many questions concerning biological labs in ukraine. there are at least 13. there are 3 involve 3 in key of and others in odessa, vin itself, which garad her son to no pill. and harker. ultimately, if there was a conflict or a war with russia, ukraine would be among the 1st ah, platforms to initiate hostilities through local residents have reported unusual infection outbreaks near american labs. one example at a facility near cove, social activists and game a say of the worked in harker when the lamb opened complaint several times to ukrainian or socrates at the request of local residence. frederick us go blessed if willis strongly which is soonest, whiskey be jimmy agreed. but log with the quick magic garcia. agrippa, agatha, bellagio, tampa on. leslie's new emerging morale at new money. no. g as the other they will in it is diesel as to about a putting of mediation. ah, one is suspected to have been running experiments on takes it s

we see it over and over again that when it comes to human rights, there is definitely an opportunistic use of the human rights doctrine to try to punish the enemies of the west and the u. s. while basically ignoring the human rights abuses of our friends, like for example, saudi arabia ah, how it treats its own people. and how it's treating horribly that people in yemen is just one example. those things tend to be ignored while we highlight the abuses of, of our adversaries and sadly, i don't see that changing any time soon, but we have to bite for that type of consistency. and now human rights is treated russian 1000000000, or a businessman, or a man oper move, which on at least 2 ukrainian negotiators were allegedly poisoned earlier this month about is according to a new report by u. s. media abramivitch on the ukrainians were said to have been treated for chemical poisoning after they met in kiev. ahead of plum talks with russian officials. the reported symptoms included red eyes on peeling skin on their faces and hands. although their said to have made a full recovery, it's not clear who could have orchestrated such an incident. russia was not directly involved in no

during the cold war, and it's a reality now what the relationship between the russian federation and the west u. s. lead anglo saxon civilize nation in the broad sense of the word, his probably in a worse state than in the 19 sixties and seventies. there is no doubt about that of the of circles. he's to go ahead if you could have now. another talks with ukraine, how would you assess the progress in to t? as in tom arrangements are still possible. how will these arrangements be guaranteed? will the west needs there? some kind of responsibility in this regard. once the special alteration is elva, given all the factors that we need to yell to conference to formalize than you will . tilda, which is you say has ceased to be any paula? no, bingo is an unrewarding toss to comment on negotiations and it's wrong or talks needs silence. and it's not without reason that the sides in negotiating via video conference, almost daily. not in the face to face format that requires more time. this is why won't come until the talks on. i don't want to create problems for the negotiators or gave ground to excessive ho