u. s. are they not considering these things? i don't know that the us seems to be acting out of spite. i mean, the u. s. now has worn a foreign policy in spite which is kind of an incredible foreign policy. but you know, they say, you know, if the want to go after the enemy and commit revenge against it and you better dig to great, right? your enemies in your own, the us is digging its own. great. yeah. speaking of really that, back and forth, we saw that china fired a number of american employees from micro ship producing companies, which is seen as a retaliatory move. do you think that we're going to see further tit for tat actions between the u. s. and china moving forward? i think almost certainly, i mean what's gonna happen is. busy again, china and russia in concert are going to turn away from the west. they didn't want that. they wanted to be, you know, connected to the west, but by necessity, they're going to turn in word towards each other towards new partners. and in the end, it's the west, it's going to be hurt by that. you know, the china makes so many products of the united

u. s. are these are gonna be from much some of the challenges in what i think will go down is probably one of the most overpaid emanate deal in tack probably in the last 40 years. while it's definitely going to be in and rescan me entertaining to see what he does with it, then i thank you very much for coming back on the show. again, it's a pleasure to have you but i want to take a look at some more of tech. from this week, sabrina castilla is on wall street for us. i'm sabrina. it's been a terrible week for almost all tech stocks except for apple by the looks of it. why was this week so bad? i mean, we're still in earning season and we got to a very mixed and very disappointing results in a week. many companies, citing weaker demand, we have a strong dollar and we have a less tech spending overall. and us leads to yeah, very big losses as we can see. but it's not so much the earnings itself, but it's more like the guidance on the outlook or the big tech stocks alone. last $700000000000.00 some

u. s. is imposing on on countries like china and russia are just shooting ourselves in the foot, some gay shooting ourselves in the head as metal training. hobbs and london in the u. s. consider restricting russian aluminum import. 5, e, you, industry associations urging their governments not to follow this lead. the body is fear that the move could force many businesses to shut down and even destroy the industry as a whole. we requested the urgent intervention of the european commission and a v. u member states against threats of bands, high tariffs or sanctions on russian alam, many of which represent an imminent and vital threat to the european elementary industry. russia, producers around 6 percent of the world's aluminum, one of the few russian resources not yet affected by western sanctions. and the months since the start of the conflict and ukraine and the 1st sanctions against moscow, europe actually increased its imports of russian aluminum by 13 percent compared to the previous year. and the netherlands have recently gone even further releasing 91 companies from requirements to comply wi

u. s. u k, and many other countries are port billions, tens of billions of dollars into ukraine and enter, absolve in the form of weapons funding, volunteers, and training. 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 and turkish drones are made. how come she doesn't say that canada might be a danger to the world. it's a double standard. in my opinion, we have to remember who a nancy pelosi is. she is, i want a corrupt usps politician who has enriched herself while in office. she is a millionaire many times over. thanks to the will you alas, a military industrial complex of people in the world should be worried that this conflict which is at instigated by the u. s. and nato may push the war and ukraine into a nuclear conflagration on just to return to nancy pelosi now she did attend, the crimea platform submits, which was held in croatia, and she was snubbed by the croatian president. the run milan of it

are relations between the u. s. on nations in the region got particularly tense in june when cuba, venezuela nicaragua, were excluded from the 2022 summit of the americas in response. a number of other lots of american countries including bolivia and mexico boycotted the forum. the mexican president. in fact, of the time also accused washington of abusing its dominant position. i am not going to the summit because not all countries of the americas were invited. i believe in the need to change a policy that has been posed for centuries exclusion and the desire to dominate, for no reason. the failure to respect the sovereignty, a country to the independence of each country. we think it's a continuation of the old policy of interventionism, of disrespect for nations and peoples. but earlier we spoke with colombia activists, gamier chipper, who said many nations around the world are trying to break away from washington's economic gemini, comments and criticisms on the new president will start to draw. the columbia is a

so are all these sanctions that the u . s. is imposing on countries like china and russia are just shooting ourselves in the foot and some gay shooting ourselves in the head. i historical boomerang, that's how people in india are describing the appointment of new british prime minister re she soon ack who is of indian descent here is our cheese runs on sharma with more timberlake and historic moment. not just for india, but for the world and for more reasons than one. firstly, this is going to be for the very 1st time that a man all color will be heading an office, one of the most important offices in the world. and of course, this man of indian origin, we are seeing god, the sort of sentiment online flying. now, are people really, really good joy doc, considering they recently and they are celebrated 75 years of its independence from rit assure. and these saw development from a new kid has, in a sense, come as a devali gift for and down the valley of big hindu festival. the big boonies in india, the big newspapers, the indian

u. s. action perhaps u. s. and poland. i, this is certainly gonna stop there. that's, that's are quite a statement as well. why do you feel always that there was a u. s. action? what evidence do you have of that host of ortiz world apart? ok sign, a boy co joined my colleague, nicky are in earlier in the studio to break down the ramifications of the opec plus production cuts. white has already described this move as a hostile act, and it's a very interesting wording because if you start from a promise that the rest of the world is supposed to be serving your interest, done everything that's for your interest would be for. so act, but saudi arabia, in many of the opec members, are considered traditional us, alice and the fact that they have pretty much ignored. very, very active american law being shows that things are changing in the world. and countries are starting to pursue their own interest. the white house has yet again tried to put all the blame on russia, but i think the, the current division shows the even closest american alice and no longer paying attention to anything that washington is saying o

u. s. officials are going to tapper in discussions to tap an inter agency committee . the committee on financial investment, foreign investment in the united states to review the business dealings the operations of ian mosques. companies for national security risk. now apparently u. s. officials are become uncomfortable with some of his behavior, specifically the threat to pull star link. that's the constellation of satellites that bring internet from ukraine as well as some of the foreign investors. in the $44000000000.00 deal to buy twitter, that's a saudi prince of finance, as well as crew. tar as a sovereign wealth fund. and what about this plan that must have to shed 75 percent of twitters workforce apart from the obvious impact on the individuals and their families involved? how would this affect high twitter actually operate as a company? what twitter or 1st of all denies that figure 70 for santa musk apparently told this to potential investors. but regardless, we know that twitter is planning lay offs. they've already slowed hiring and we have reports that they

u. s. are not allowed to do this unilateral and i know the u. s. does this all the time, but it has to be approved by the security council. it has not been approved by the security council, though indeed, it is illegal. the west tends to do what it was, regardless of international law, regardless of the evidence. and of course, a huge irony is the u. s. and the you are giving billions of dollars of military assistance. do you cry any, they're big, grudging iran for at least allegedly giving military aid the russia. so again, the hypocrisy and the situation is pretty incredible. the economies of the west are collapsing and because of their own sanctions, isn't that the irony they have sanction themselves into oblivion. and now they want to engage in more sanctions. i made, you know, the definition of insanity is, you know, you keep trying the same thing and how for different responses, but they're going to get the same. and that's it for me, for the day royce, here at the top with all your global and use updates as we enter the weekend to hope you c

u. s. officials are going to top are and discussions to tap an inter agency committee, the committee on financial investment for an investment in the united states to review the business dealings the operations of ian mosques. companies for national security risk. now apparently u. s. officials are become uncomfortable with some of his behavior, specifically the threat to pull star link. that's the constellation of satellites that bring internet from ukraine as well as some of the foreign investors. in the $44000000000.00 deal to buy twitter, that's a saudi prince of finance, as well as cars sovereign wealth fund. and what about this plan that must have to shed 75 percent of twitters workforce apart from the obvious impact on the individuals and their families involved? how would this affect high twitter actually operate as a company? what twitter or 1st of all denies that figure 70 for santa musk apparently told this to potential investors. but regardless, we know that twitter is planning lay offs. they've already slowed hiring and we have reports that they want to cut payroll by $8000

u. s. and raise prices, even more. prices are going up fast. the u. s. a. partly because the oil companies are shutting down their refineries. no, they're not. they're having these a regular maintenance and then there's the out so called fires and everything and none of the real bottleneck is that the refining capacity. and that's been manipulated. i believe there's nothing really different going on, except it's a good excuse to blame out of the saudis and opec. i said, pointing the finger at the u. s. oil companies right before an election bus latest world news. i'm peter scott's on the back again at the top of the hour, but whatever you want to, i hope he'll weekend is off to a great start. ah, ah, ah ah. ah luis come to russian state. little never the i've side as i'm phoning, no santini, devastation mckindoe's house and senate for a week within the 55 when. okay, so mine is 25 and speaking with weaver van in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machines, the state on russia for doing and support marquee sputnik given our video agency, roughly all ban

u. s. officials are going to tapper in discussions to tap an inter agency committee . the committee on financial investment, foreign investment in the united states to review the business dealings the operations of ian mosques. companies for national security risk. now apparently u. s. officials are become uncomfortable with some of his behavior, specifically the threat to pull star link. that's the constellation of satellites that bring internet from ukraine as well as some of the foreign investors. in the $44000000000.00 deal to buy twitter, that's a saudi prince of finance, as well as crew. tar as a sovereign wealth fund. and what about this plan that must have to shed 75 percent of twitters workforce apart from the obvious impact on the individuals and their families involved? how would this affect high twitter actually operate as a company? what twitter or 1st of all denies that figure 70 as for santa musk, apparently told us to potential investors. but regardless, we know that twitter is planning lay offs. they've already slowed hiring, and we have reports that t

u. s. are these are gonna be from much some of the challenges in what i think will go down is probably one of the most overpaid emanate the or tack probably in the last 40 years while it's definitely going to be in and this can be entertaining to see what he does with it then i thank you very much for coming back on the show. again, it's a pleasure to have you but i want to take a look at some more of tech from this week. sabrina kessler is on wall street force . i'm sabrina. it's been a terrible week for almost all tech stocks except for apple by the looks of it. i'm . why was this week so bad? i mean, we're still in earning season and we got a very mixed and very disappointing results in a week. many companies, citing weaker demand, we have a strong dollar and we have a less tech spending overall. and us leads to yeah, very big losses as we can see. but it's not so much of the earnings itself, but it's more like the guidance on the outlook or the big tech stocks alone. last $700000000000.00 s

u. s. and raise prices, even more. prices are going up faster. the u. s. a. partly because the oil companies are shutting down to refineries. you know, they're not, they're having these a regular maintenance and then there's the so called fires and everything. and the real bottleneck is that the refining capacity. and that's been manipulated. i believe his nothing really different going on, except it's a good excuse to blame of the saudis and opec. i said, pointing the finger at the u. s. oil companies right before an election. meanwhile, energy has also been ohio on the agenda. it's an eas summit's over in prague, the blocks foreign policy chief. you said barrels said that the opec plus decision to slash oil production was a response to the new e u. price cap on the lining. that energy has become the main geopolitical issue. a good deal, beg, was their decision to decrease the supply of oil, which is a clear answer to our proposal to cap price avoiding. he means that energy is becoming the most important view strategic issue today related with the war, but

u. s. economy is facing 40 year high inflation in response to 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. sparking 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 monday to, to intervene directly in exchange, trading on an occasional basis by buying or selling derivatives contracts with a view to efforts and price collapses, or deflating price bubbles. despite the spiraling debt on the homefront, washington isn't shying away from coughing up even more cash and support for ukraine. the us has approved a total of around $54000000000.00 and military economic and humanitarian aid for so far this year. on top of that, joe biden has approved a new bill with another 12000000000 bucks worth of help to ukraine. geopolitical and market analysts, tom longo says there's a growing rift between the u. s. federal

are very high right now. that is, according to john kirby, the u. s. national security council coordinator of strategic communications is our comments comments us media report that washington officials are responsible for pushing key if out of the negotiation process with moscow. privately us officials say neither russia nor ukraine is capable of winning the war outright, but they have ruled out the idea of pushing or even nudging ukraine to the negotiating table. they say they do not know what the end of the war looks like or how it might end, or when insisting that is up to keith. washington has been one of the major supporters of key ever since the conflict ruptured are both financially and militarily. just last week, the u. s. defense department announced the additional 18 crane estimates at a more than $600000000.00 package, including additional arms, munitions, and equipment, amazon. and meanwhile, the former u. s. army vice chief of staff that said, monetary support for key f is a worthy investment. we've invested and i mean, invested $66000000

u. s. the americans asked for a meeting. i can't do that and that's it. they are not the executive power in 2 weeks. the situation in the u. s. won't be what it is now. person president milosevic might be on that something here in his attempt to read the tea leaves ahead of the u. f. 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 number one issue for american voters by far is inflation with ukraine, way down that list of priorities. but here's the democratic house speaker, nancy pelosi running off to a foreign country instead of towards the finish line in the final stretch of the race to attend to conference about the occupying crimea when people there voted 8 years ago in favor of what the west keeps qualify as occupation. meanwhile, the biden administration and the democratic house and senate majorities keep routinely shoveling billions of dollars in cash weapons out the door to key if enabling a war that's completely deregulating the energ

u. s. are holding joint maritime drills on the 7th and 8th of october response to north korean missile launches. this comes after a south korean ballistic miss are malfunctioned and crushed on the outskirts of a military base on wednesday. july fire drill conducted with american forces. the crush, which occurred amid heights intentions with north korea, calls panic among local residence, and surprisingly, m a niece phil official in the city where the incident so place accused the government of using taxpayer money for weapons that threatened the country's own peace. the short range missile was equipped with a war head. the didn't designates upon impacts, and no casualties were reported. the exercises began days after u. s. vice president, kamala harris, visited south korea and a show of solidarity with sol as neighboring north korea rumsfeld. tests of its own teaching arsenal. earlier this week, north korea testified a missile over japan, which fell into the pacific ocean in response to japan a

u. s. are to blame. that's a, that's a play and the game that we've been seeing over and over. but still things are not changing. that's the difference to santana. you were looking slightly skeptical there. yeah, i, i'm not sure that everybody knows they're lying. i'm not sure that all the population is against the regime. i do think that there is, of course i'm, i don't mean that i don't think that you meant to imply that i just think that it's also important to keep in mind that there's, there is a hard core around the regime which is bigger than the hard core around most regimes around the world. there is a popular movement of the passage around the regime whose highs as but depending on the way you're counted between a 1000000 people and maybe 12000000 people who both depend on that regime economically and who are also mentally and psychologically deeply, deeply rooted in this and they do feel under attack, they have been feeling under attack a since the eighty's and they see this as a continuation. so one of the scenarios that we should be looking at is not only a violent r

u. s. is, is still operating under certain limits and, and constraints. and i think that there are hawkish elements in the, in the u. s. military establishment and foreign policy establishment. who want to use the war to actually attack russia itself. right. by rob. this news i've met is often a boy because he's on the father for moving back on the top of the hour more. ah, ah ah oh mm. mm. mm. hello and welcome to worlds apart, rushes massive. retaliation for ukraine's attacks on infrastructure has moved the one much closer to home for many of craniums, but is it persuasive or frankly frightening enough to change the character was not only in here but also in washington? well, to discuss that, i'm now joined by a daniel about adjunct professor of international human rights at the university of pittsburgh school of moral prophetic of i think it's good to see you. thank you very much for being available. thank you for having me. now we are recording this conversation on monday afternoon, most good time when the full scope of the russian strikes implement. ukrainian infrastructure is

u. s. is basically doing the same. we are going to do everything we can as we have now for going on 8 months to make sure that the ukrainian armed forces have what they need in the field. and that just isn't coming from the united states. we're also leading literally leading and coordinating international efforts to get additional weapons and capabilities into their hands. sometimes in many cases, capabilities that they know better and can use faster than even the ones that we're providing from our own stocks. so we're going to stay at this for the president, talk about that as long as it takes. we're committed to that. lydia. we spoke to kennestone from the hamilton coalition to stop the war. he says that us rhetoric is just double standards. it's hypocrisy again. i double standard that the canada, the u. s. u k. and many other countries are port billions, tens of billions of dollars into ukraine and enter, absolve in the form of weapons funding, volunteers, and training. if you wanted to talk about drones, if the if nancy p

u. s. are holding joint maritime drills on the 7th and 8th of october. in response to north korean missile launches, this comes as a south korean ballistic missile malfunction and crash on the outskirts of the military base on wednesday during a live fire drill conducted with american forces. the crash which occurred amid heightened tensions with north korea cause panic among local residents. i mean, as of all official in this city where the incident took place, accused the government of using taxpayer for weapons that threaten the country's own people. the short range missile was a quote with a war head that didn't at night upon impact, no casualties were reported. the exercise began days after u. s. vice president comma harris visited south korea. and a show of solidarity was seal as neighboring. north korea ramped up test of its own strategic arsenal. earlier this week, north korea has fired a missile over japan into the pacific ocean in response to japan and the u, as urged the un security council to take action accusing russia and china of enabling

u. s. are holding joint maritime drills on the 7th and 8th of october in response to north korean missile launches. this kind of as a south korean ballistic missile malfunction and crashed on the outskirts of the military base on wednesday during a live fire drill conducted with american forces. no crash which occurred amid heightened tensions with north korea, cause panic among local residents. i municipal official in the city where the incident took place accused the government and using taxpayer money for weapons that threaten the country's own people. the short range missile was equipped with a war, had been didn't destiny upon impact and no casualties were reported. the exercise began days after you as vice president comalla harris visited south korea and a show of solidarity with sea. all eyes neighboring north korea ramped up test of its own strategic arsenal. earlier this week, north korea test fired a missile over japan into the pacific ocean. in response, japan and the u. s. urged the

we see that now many, many peoples around the world and especially the world are trying to break away from the u. s. not just military or political. we're also economic gemini, which are sentenced italy, silvio berlusconi as hughes, the media of quote, distorted, and frankly ridiculous interpretations of his thoughts on the one you claim the 3 time full time employment is remark comes off, the audiotapes emerged from a meeting he was having with lawmakers from his party. here's a clip from the transcript, which we couldn't independently verify and leave it up to obvious to interpret. do you know how russia's affair happened in 2014 and bella roost minsk, a peace agreement was reached so that the attack stopped. but ukraine through to hell and started to attack the borders of the 2 republics, done its candle ganske. the 2 republic suffered losses among their troops, which amounted to 567000 deaths. zelinski came to power and tripled the assaults on the republics. both republics were desperate, sent a delegation of moscow and finally managed to talk to boot. and they said, vladimir, we don't know wha

u. s. are all racing to write laws that govern they use. these could prevent smart cars from accessing the vast amounts of data. they collect. this ranges from mapping data to voices and visuals like faces and license plates collected by on board cameras and senses, especially in military zones, government agencies and other sensitive areas. underscoring those concerns. china has barge teslas from parts of the country that could help chinese carmakers dominate their home market. ivan lamb is a senior analyst at hong kong based counterpoint. research. a chinese comic are. they are very good. ah inter great us. they are working very well. these are the ah service provider, all are the solution provider. they will like to say are the cause. you case, they install your seat, them in the local, into my car. even if foreign players can adapt to chinese data loss is still unclear how they can make big inroads, what you're likely, cesar bifurcation chinese companies and in american companies dominating in their perspective loan regions and then may

u. s. are taking the seriously and we've seen how precise those u. s. intelligent predictions were running into the war when people here didn't want to believe that russia was gonna launch full scale invasion. and those american predictions turned out to be right. so there's lots of kind of nervous talk about buying id and tablets working out what to do if a nuclear attack would happen. and even lots of kind of dark humor about raves in the kind of things people would do on their last few days after nuclear attack, to this kind of attempt to try and kind of lighten the tone. but people now increasingly take thinking about this seriously and thinking about what to do and all of this because that ukraine's counter offensive has been that so especially effective in the last a few weeks. what is the latest on that? so we've heard figure coming out of the ukrainian military st. absent. they are talking about 500 square kilometers, retake in the capsule region in the south just in the past week or the details pretty sparse. the keep it very tight grip on me

u. s. and raise prices, even more prices are going up fast, the u. s. a. partly because the oil companies are shutting down the refineries. you know, they're not, they're having these a regular maintenance. and then there's the so called fires and everything. and the real bottleneck is at the refining capacity. and that's been manipulated. i believe has nothing really different going on, except it's a good excuse to blame of the saudis and opec instead of pointing to fleet or at the u. s. oil companies right before an election a british minister prompted laughter among the audience on a political t. v program after trying to play the vladimir putin card and that was instead of apologizing for the economic turmoil caused by the government's 45000000000 pounds, max cuts. what was black that the me a futon wants to do? he wants to be divided right now. he, i think people alone have to do with a simple apology to stay below if i change the policy. or, of course, i'm sorry to do. the british government tax cuts package triggered the pounds fall to record lows

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u. s. u k are providing surface to air missile systems as well. but at the same time natal members are confronted with having no broad air defense capabilities themselves. in the event of an attack on european cities, allies would have insufficient means to respond. the european sky shield initiative is supposed to change this to swing as more set set, so it has to go fast. that is important that these gaps are close and these times we are experiencing, these are threatening times challenging times. and we have to step up and take responsibility by name and t, v a happened secretary general ian short mc has announced the alliance would help ukraine transition from soviet era to nato level equipment with the war and ukraine escalating to another level. nato members only to make sure they themselves are covered as well. nato is planning on going ahead next week with nuclear preparedness exercises dubbed steadfast noon. i asked our correspondent in brussels, terry shoals for her takeaways from today's nato talks with defense ministers. certainly toda

u. s. are so i had sending very clear messages, but is it enough? now, those words need to be backed up with hard actions. more weapons for ukraine or offensive weapons for ukraine. they need tanks, they need more air defense. and the western partners need to give it to them. this is the only thing that put in will react to. he is watching the message and coming out of washington out of berlin out of brussels very closely. and the speeches have 0 effect on him. the only thing that will change the dynamic in this war and give, put in a same taste of some of the fear and intimidation that he is so successfully spreading across nato is to show that we are delivering results quickly. and that western support will help you crane secure, a decisive victory within the coming year. but unfortunately, the, the speeches and the comments. yes, of course, it's important to say if you make this step, that results for you will be catastrophic. but we need to back that up with action in real time and giving the ukrainians to support. they need to stand up to the r

good situation at all, but that seems to be where the white house and the federal reserve are leading the u. s. economy strong as hell may sound bold, but the actual facts are pretty concerning. once again, jill biden's bluster does not match the actual reality. caleb martin artsy new york, but geopolitical and markets unless tom luke will know also believes the recession is around the corner, and he things to the current usaa ministrations, policies just on helping. they've destroyed the u. s, economy ah, yeah, the trump handed them off in a great economy, but certainly one of the best economies of the last 20 years. and they've gone out of the weight, actually kind of very methodically to destroy. what's there, the united states commie. by clamping down on oil and gas exploration and trying to raise taxes and re spending at the time, we don't need any the stuff is they created inflation or try not to pay the price for it. so we're already facing cycling and irie believe that we're in a recession. so we're in a recession. we have i inflation, that's the definition of citation. i think that it

you know, crimea bridge, these lives are being peddled constantly in the news in the, in the u. s. and people seem to basically believe that even though they make no sense. and that's scary too. so yeah, i mean, i, i'd said for many years that the americans are the most in the a lot yellow jives people in the world. and i believe that to be true. you know, the western way of life, western thinking, at least in the rest of the world, is perceived as sort of very rational and materialistic people are supposed to care about, you know, the profits and the bottom lines, you know, nothing personal, just business. and i think you also develop this thesis in some of your writing. i writings that the, you know, it's all about money after all of the military industrial conflicts and what have you. but if you look at the structure of the american society and the people, you know, the consequences of the recent crisis, people already feeling it. i mean the, the chickens came home home to rule the americans are feeling the pinch themselves . and yet, for some reason the message doesn't land and

u. s. clot 2 to authorize a military intervention. and of course, that comes down to the most powerful players there. aside from the u. s, which are russia and china. and so the resolution that the u. s. is loading to, to authorize the military intervention by essentially deputized thing they want. a un member state has to be bullying flatly. they're rejected because this will only lead to, to more horse or for the people of haiti. and not only that, the, the interim prime minister ariel on re his mandate is completely unconstitutional. there was never a vote. he was simply anointed by the united states and the core group to lead haiti in the wake of the assassination in july 2021 of president jovan oma. we so he has no legitimacy according to the haitian constitution and therefore cannot legally request a foreign military intervention. it's as simple as that, and that's something that the chinese ambassador at the us pointed out in their testimony of the security council, i believe on monday. it is good to have your company, human rights organizations of cold on the security forces in chad to stop the use of lethal force against

for now are some experts forecast. the u. s. economy is almost certain to enter a recession in the next 12 months that joe biden insists the u. s. economy stands strong. i'm concerned about those are certainly confident words, but how do they stack up against reality? the white house says that its efforts against inflation are starting to work biden's chief economic adviser, cecilia rouse, points to statistics regarding housing and employment data to make her case. we love having a very strong labor market, but it's been very, very strong. the employers are having a very hard time finding workers, but we saw some data last month that work that employers are posting fewer job vacancies, which means that there's a little bit of easy and the labor market without having any layoffs. we can also see that the housing market is beginning to cool and we know that housing prices as part of the challenge for families as part of our inflation challenge. and now she is right. u. s. employers are having a hard time finding people to fill posi

u. s. u k are providing surface to air missile systems as well. but at the same time natal members are confronted with having no broad air defense capabilities themselves. in the event of an attack on european cities, allies would have insufficient means to respond. the european skies shield initiative is supposed to change this, so it has to go faster than it is important that these gaps are close to these times we are experiencing. these are threatening times and challenging times. and we have to step up and take responsibility name and to be a hob secretary general in short, because now the alliance would help ukraine transition from soviet era to nato level equipment with the war and ukraine escalating to another level. nato members will need to make sure they themselves are covered as well, or corresponded terry shoulds. she followed that nato meeting for is that i asked her about native's commitment to create an air defense system for ukraine. whether that commitment is realist, well, certainly not over night. brand that's not realistic at a