u. s. government expense, i my that and as a consequence for the europeans, as well as the u. s. are going to suffer in the u. s. is actually profiting from there from the european misery. and that's what we're seeing right now. but as we use them, we'll cup related use. now a camera rude in football. a has responded to the western media, scathing criticism of his decision to have boots berryanne depiction of the russian flag of the world cup amended. the conflict in ukraine made a field. busy gale endure, has pointed out that he grew up in russia and the spain the flag has long been a tradition of his. that's often a weakened commentator laughed out over the choice of attire. shows a complete lack of tact and tone and understanding of the strain situation that europe is in the stands out as a provocation for an extremely large number of people. i want to emphasize that the russian flag depicted on them is a sign of respect for the country in which i grew up and received my football education. i've been playing it boots with the russian flag for many years, and i am not going to brea

u. s. interests are at stake, all these kind of morphine as the story. the u. s. state department decided it was time to take up the issue of election meddling once again. this time they took aim at the central american nation of el salvador. throughout our last electoral process, we noticed with alarm increasingly direct attempts by some salvadorans to directly influence certain electoral outcomes in the united states. as we have repeatedly made clear, this is unacceptable. the will of the people must not be undermined by foreign influence. so what in the world are they talking about? well, a woman who ran for congress in the recent mid term vote issued a statement recently saying many of the online attacks directed against her originated from el salvador as president naive, who kelly. she cited tweets that he made against her. i hope that all my salvadoran, mexican honduran, guatemalan, dominican venezuelan brothers and all latin americans in california 35th district, do not vote for norma j taurus. she does not work for you. she only seeks to keep our country

but these are all u. s. beast tick companies. now are these layoffs are affecting people from all nationalities, including americans. but then as reports of n, suggesting for years that are foreign workers are a big part of the tech industry that you worse and indians are form of a big chunk off for now, these foreign workers will work for the american tech companies. and most of them are on tim to the visas, which are called each one b visa. so yeah, it's a big problem as of now, janelle, so to what degree are indians in the united states tech industry getting affected by this development? whenever indians are getting infected in a big way, or because of indians form a large part of the silicon valley or they reside there in big numbers. in fact, a lot of a usb stick companies are led by indian c years, but that's as far as the top rung is concerned. there are many, many in indians who are working at various levels, embarrassed tech companies. and in, in tech roles engineers specifically, even in sales and other kind of roles. no

but there are challenges beyond the surface and massive layoffs in the u. s. tack sector are hitting one demographic in the country, particularly hard indian tech workers. this is the w business. i'm janelle dumas on. welcome european union. energy ministers are in brussels to day where tense discussions are expected. the contentious issue at the center of these negotiations is a whole sale price cap on gas. the european commission has proposed cap being the guys, the gas price. if it hits $275.00 euros per megawatt hour for 2 consecutive weeks, and if the difference between that and the world price of liquefied natural gas is equal to or greater than $50.00 euro's, the measure is aimed at protecting consumers from wild be fluctuating gas prices are correspondent in brussels, has more apparent rieger, thanks for being here. parent i have to say this isn't terribly straightforward. so help us out here. how is this guy's gas price cap? mantell, consumers, consumers, and also businesses would only benefit indirectly from this gas price cap because it would prote

u. s. are grouped alongside england, iran and wales. all right, those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after the world cup . dream, thanks for watching. ah . staging the 2022 fee for woke up as meant a decade of preparations in cattle constructing new stadiums and urban infrastructure. reforming labels and on the pitch building a team capable of competing at the highest international level. some members of the couch are scored, come from abroad. pedro miguel was born in portugal and played league football there. he came to dough her in 2011 to play for al alley. 5 years later, he moved to al, sad, and made his debut for his adopted country. when i know that that's a decision, want to invite me to play a national tv. was something amazing. i talked with my firm, everybody was happy to also because i really want to present that that in the football. and i was so happy no no words to say describe my, my my up and his neck in these moments was amazing. why do they i would have raised meet them if different from that at all, gone to reserve. i had been

u. s. are looking into whether a mash shooting that an l. g, b, t, q nightclub in colorado, was a hate crime. suspected lone gunman killed 5 people in the attack before he was overpowered by nightclub goers. and after much criticism and controversy, the men's football will cover as kicked off with guitar, with the host losing the ecuador in the opening match. over a 1000000 fans are expected to travel to the country over the course of the target . and don't forget, you can always get more in detail. you news on the go, just download our app from google play or from the apple app store. that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. coming up next, our doctor program. take a look at the fight to save endangered species that might otherwise be, forgot until kimberly. thank you very much for 2 needed they were today with love on banning thing that way, but i'm not even know how to work my own car. and everyone was laid holes and everything right.

u. s. are critical of the visit . now, while sholtes was outspoken on russia, nico chang didn't even mention china's allied by name. both leaders raised the issue of grain exports being affected by the war. here's what they have to say. they, china and germany bearer responsibility for the entire world. so we a world currently fraud with so many problems in terms of green supply in energy. while china is a big country with 1400000000 inhabitants, we want to supply many other countries with chinese grains. leila should grew up with you. we very much hope that the world green market stabilizers and we hope that the international energy supply margaret also becomes more stable. because if not it will be very damaging for the economies. not just of our countries, but also the world. sheila, less than gorse of china is an important country as a member of the un security council here. it's hard to fight, not so much in china also has responsibility in the world. however, i told president she that it is important that china

u. s are crucial for this. the mobile weapons system can fire multiple missiles within a very short time, targets 18. in addition to missile launchers, the u. s. is also supplying armored vehicles more than $18 million pentagon, the us congress has approved a total of $60 billion new york times according to a report, the united states has committed twice as much as eu countries. what else can ukraine expect from the usa in the future and let me pass that question directly to matthew matthew, your newspaper politico reported a few days ago on mounting anxiety in ukraine preceding the midterms. what's your take? do you see reason to believe in fact that the u. s. support for ukraine could wane as a result of the elections? well, i think there are two 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 this help. this aid is going to be scrutinized probably a bit more than it has been up

u. s. are calling for restraint. turkish missiles, once again raining down on kurdish area. turkey has been waging a war with cody's militants for decades. the codes inhabit a mountainous region struggling 5 countries, including iraq and syria. the largest number live in turkey, where they fight for self rule has always met a brutal response from ankara. turkey as blaming kurdish forces in iraq and syria for a bombing in e stumble earlier this month, which killed 6 people the could of denied involvement. but turkey has responded with the tax in iraq. and chiefly northern syria. here, turkey or pro turkish fighters already control some board areas shown here in blue . president rich of ty of ed one wants to expand that area and his targeting land controlled by kurdish forces and their allies shown here in yellow. the kurds killed in turkish as strikes here are allies of the us and winced mental and driving back militants from islam state group and syria. but turkey sees no difference between the

what is definitely interesting to see is that people are spending that is a good sign for the overall u. s. economy. but people are also spending more on a credit. there is this by and i'll pay later method or also if you look at the credit cards, i mean all of those a debt is rising. so of, for now, there seems to be an urgency for one side from retailers to got the products out for consumers to shop. but the big question is, if that trend can hold, if we might be looking at a possible a recession in the next couple of months, okay, ends quarter nailed for us. thank you. now, de covenant zation scene is essential to saving the planet from catastrophic climate change. countries across the world are encouraging investment in green technologies that also goes for those nations who have built their economies on fossil fuels. united arab emirates is among them divide. this glittering city was born out of the profits from oil and gas. now do the emirates one to become pioneers of renewable energy, with plans to produce a quarter of towards green hydrogen. the sun drenched city is surrounded by

u. s. government expense and my dad, and as a consequence of the europeans, as well as the u. s. are going to suffer in the us is actually profiting from there from the european misery. and that's what we're seeing right now. now i come, rooney and football or house responded to the western media, scathing criticism of his decision to wear boots of the world cup bearing at depiction of the russian flag, midfielder guile, undo us. pointed out he grew up in russia on the slain. the flag has long been a tradition of his. it's after a norwegian commentator lush start over the choice of attire, shows a complete lack of text and tone and understanding of the strange situation that europe is in the stands out as a provocation for an extremely large number of people. i want to emphasize that the russian flag depicted on them is a sign of respect for the country in which i grew up and received my football education. i've been playing it boots with the russian flag for many years, and i am not going to break this tradition. yet the boots featured both the flag of russia, the footballers, nativ

both france and germany are acutely aware of the endless cut throw trade war between their airbus group and the u. s. defense contractor boeing in the aerospace sector. there are certainly no friendly concessions there and now are having to scramble in order to prevent their own industrial base from being lured away to the us through jo biden's inflation reduction act. we call for an e e u industrial policy that enables our companies to thrive in the global competition, especially through technological leadership. we want to coordinate closely a european approach to challenges such as the united states inflation reduction act . the u. s. is following the domestic agenda, which is regrettably protectionist and discriminates against us allies. washington encouraged the you to separate from the russian fuel that it was getting pretty cheap for its economic engine and is now closing in on a major when over europe on the global economic playing field. so why would washington back off now just to please europe, european officials now reportedly figure that the u. s. industry is making so much money cranki

u. s. public divisions among the u. s. power structure are getting deeper, that crack in the liberty bell is getting bigger and distrust and disgust is also brewing beneath the surface. caleb martin? r t. new york. let's go now to some news coming in from dubai, where a large fire is blazing in a tower in the heart of this city. according to social media and other sources, the skyscraper in gulf and fire belongs to a mar, one of the largest real estate developers. in the arab world, firefighters and police have sealed off the area surrounding the building due to the risk of its collapse. according to reports, residents are also set to be being evacuated from neighboring premises. there are no reports of casualties. will continue to follow this and bring you all the updates as they become available. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our team dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you right back here at the top of the hour. ah ah, the united states in many western countries, illness title of irrationality. an

u. s. and native blame iran for helping russia. now the course they are very excited to see some little pockets of outburst for various reasons. and some of it definitely funded by the enemies of iran. ah, they are, they are waiting for regime change in there and they wanted, they desired you have ghouls like john bolton, ah, you know, talking are going around the circuit talking about everywhere. and so ultimately now is it flexing? it's dangerous because we thought that they were flexing before, but now with the death of sola money under trump. with the, with the non renewal of the j. c. p. o, under president biden, we see that the lobbyists and the military industrial complex and the neocons are really getting what they want, which is a war with iraq. it, it may even come just in a tactical strike, but its ramifications will be historic and world changing. oh, chris of him. you mentioned the j. c. p o a we haven't heard about for months. i'm clearly the button in the session is not the reverse. anything that trump has done before, but is it really why

u. s. are celebrating their mid term victories in the senate. republicans are asking what went wrong. georgia is the only state he had to declare a winner, but the democrats have already won a majority in the chamber. meanwhile, the race for control of the house of representatives continues. republicans remained slightly ahead, the democrats on narrowing the gap, as mike hannon, our reports. thank you, pensylvania, i put the try think the senate wins in swing states, the democratic party, clinching pennsylvania, arizona, and nevada, enclosed order. devastating republicans who believe they had a real chance of victory and at least one if not all going to talk to my caucus control of the senate, keeps new york's chuck schumer as majority leader. and guarantees that even if republicans take the house, some key elements of president jo biden's agenda can still move forward, especially the appointment of federal judges. and this new members gather in washington d. c. the question is why republicans did so badly in an election. they were expected to dominate. i think right now we have to th

u. s. and iran were to face off on the full pitch at the world cup and guitar. are these. maria finacialow has all the details as she reports from jerusalem. iran and the usa bitter enemies for decades, not earlier on tuesday, hone a fee for peach. and carter are probably the most politically sensitive face off of these years world cub. but even before the game started, the 2 countries already had a fight with the run in states media calling for the us to be kicked out of 2022 games for posting, be ready and flag on their social media platforms. without these logic emblem on it's interesting is that these very highly anticipated much comes the same day as america joins these railey air forces here in a row. to launch massive military drills, largest in years that will last for 3 days and will stimulate offensive tribes against iran nuclear program. that has been a long war in a row. it will also include long range flights that these really colleagues might need to take to reach iran. jerusalem says that these military exercises are clear message warning to test her, and th

u. s. first, they're saying that u. s. energy companies are making windfall profits over the conflict in ukraine. french and german officials said earlier this month that those revenues are coming at europe's expense. is it that we need to put into the united states is producing cheap gas that they sell at a high price. and in addition, they have taken measures of massive state aid for some sectors that fully throw our projects out of the market. i think it's not in accordance with the rules of the world trade organization, and i think it's unfriendly. some countries including friendly ones, sometimes achieve astronomical prices for their gas. of course, that brings with it problems that we have to talk about. maybe if they call the u. s. friendly enough times us energy companies will just give away their gas to europe. right. and maybe team usa will pull the goalie during the world cup. so european teams can score joe biden promised europe at the outset when europe pulled the plug on its own cheap russian gas. that the u. s. would step in wit

insecurity to declare the question that people will try to relieve and they are fleeing a situation that is in part caused by u. s. policy. we can talk about the gun situation in haiti where you have, according to the justice department, the most guns that are retrieving crimes in 80 comes from the u. s. and you also have the cute administration which is supported by the us. and this administration is increasingly being disputed by population. let me bring in some thoughts from our audience who are watching all 3 of you now right now, guess i'm going to give you 3 points and you can just build off the back of them. but very briefly so that you can include our audience in the knowledge that you know. all right, so miss labelle, katie says, i am glad that the u. s. supports ukrainians, but i wish this benevolent act was expend, extended to most or all people gillian, very briefly on this in that exactly. thank you so much for the commenting. that's exactly what we are saying, though. well, coming up with dignity of your queen, requirements shall not be an exemption to the world, but it shall be the war by which we

u. s. and elsewhere in western democracies here mosque is being depicted on german public television as the nazi minister of propaganda. when western states from the e, u to the u. s. are literally policing speech under the guise of protecting national security. like biden's dis, information governance board or the eas disinformation task forces. who need satire when the world is already upside down. in other words, freedom is marked as fascism. while crackdowns on freedom of speech are now apparently hardly worthy of even raising an eyebrow in so called democracy's those of us with a sweet tooth hood have a bitter pill to swallow, as of mobile, sugar prizes of approaching red hoard highs. thought produces, including india, have been cussing thou on their eggs full. so besides that the message supplies all these rwandan sharma as the story. your in india sugar came belt in western or 3rd, reddish. the keen, cutting, crushing and sugar making season has just started. but things have changed the season india, the world's biggest producer and 2nd largest exposure of sugar, has extended restrictions on exports for another year. back in june, india and boast gods for the ve

u. s. and elsewhere in western democracies here mosque is being depicted on german, public television as the nazi minister of propaganda. when western states from the e. u to the u. s. are literally policing speech under the guise of protecting national security. like biden's, dis, information, governance board or the ease dis information task forces. who need satire when the world is already upside down. in other words, freedom is marked as fascism. while crackdowns on freedom of speech are now apparently hardly worthy of even raising an eyebrow in so called democracy's a dutch court has ruled several swarthy, occupying the home of a russian 1000000000 and amsterdam of free to say, there are 5 a story home is earned by a found the founder of the russian tank company, yamba x is on an e. you sanctions this preventing him from traveling there while school thing is illegal in the netherlands. the court said in its ruling that the home should not remain vacant, as was said, that they took over the ability in a protest against russia's murphy campaign in ukraine. earlier. this year's worth is also over by the whole, the wealthy russians in britain and france. although they

u. s. are quote, indestructible because they have unlimited amounts of energy for their needs. well and for everyone else's needs. so it seems like the real loser here is the customer, europe, in this case, which is forced to go round to other global gas stations, demanding a discount like my call is doing with the us. american gas is $3.00 to $4.00 times cheaper on the domestic market. than the price of which they offer to europeans. these are double standards. you might also recall that just last year, german chancellor, all i've schultz is party was trying to lecture another, a global gas station cutter on human rights. but this week, berlin signed a 15 year liquefied natural gas deal with doha. unfortunately, for german households and industry guitar, a gas won't arrive until 2026. but that certainly is europe, plenty of time to drive around to global gas stations, whining, threatening bagging and charming. another resounding success for european policy and strategic foresight. one of russia's deputy prime ministers has lost i against the west price telephone, russian, all

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 a 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 dependencies on china, for example, with photovoltaics and the majority of those are produced in china. did we see dependencies as an issue that was discussed today? i think hanging over the hang over these talks. first of all, there's the threat of global recession. i think that's the reason that the talks took place. and one of the things driving the possibility of a global recession has been the problems with supply chains with the supply chain because of covered and then because of other tensions, have faced a lot of difficulties, as we've all seen over the last 3 years at this point and so i think the dependencies is always a factor and when the, when these 2 superpowers meet and they will have informed every sort of decision along wit

even at the expense of certain u relations, as we mentioned, the french are annoyed. the u. s. are annoyed. and maybe if we can look at some background here and see what the previous trips used to be like. ok, let's roll that report. change 3 trade is that was germany's china policy. oma chancellor, anglo merkel champion. the idea throughout has 16 years and power, suggesting that making money in fostering change go hand in hand. china is now germany's biggest trade partner and concerns are growing. that this has made germany dangerously dependent. but if you look at a couple of the kind of key clusters of dependency m one now particularly down to parts of the car, am the auto sector and the chemical sector. and i think that's where you have the real dependencies, china and all powerful president, she jin ping has undergone profound change. the economy has reached new heights, but instead of opening up politic lean, she jane peng double down on authoritarianism. the idea of change through trade look stead yet the new government has been wrestling with what to do about that. the

u . s. intervention in guatemala and the 1950s has shifted the political landscape there for the rest of the 20th century. so what are your final thoughts on so, and, and how the u. s. continues to interfere in latin american domestic issues by continually bringing in these military leaders. yeah, i mean, so, i mean, and it's various incarnations have been have been disastrous for, for, for the region. i actually just taught a course that you see a, let me know a, as you mentioned this past quarter, and i told students look, there is absolutely, we went through the u. s. support the 30 wars in south america. the civil wars. ringback in central america and the eighty's and, and then we compared those those situations with human rights today and venezuela and cuba because i was and there really is no comparison at all. i mean tube and it's well and our, our country's nick, i what today's the different during the civil war. but these aren't places where you see disappearances where you see massacres and where you see genocides united states has actively supported, actively supported provided entail. trained in the schoo

u. s. public divisions among the u. s. power structure are getting deeper, that crack in the liberty bell is getting bigger and distrust and disgust is also brewing beneath the surface. caleb martin? r t. new york. thanks for joining us. hey, nancy. international web. back at the top of the app. mm ah. ah ah, western leads essentially promised to give a blank check to continue nature's proxy war against russia. businesses and consumers are now saying not so fast. the west believed russia would quickly collapse under the weight of sanctions. instead, it is the west, but to play europe facing collab. ah, the 1st time in history, an entire country's culture has been canceled to the very modern weapon cancelled culture. really desert wonderful lucille, my last little book in lumber, prague. yet just misleading the one that would preclude the phrase now particularly refers to counseling russian culture. and yet them know what she could of. she ordered the zip code many miles, folks to put you over your that is china. so out that the claim was from

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 russia, 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, where 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 went, should appoint the examiners of the equipment, ensure that the debris rather to ensure a some objectivity so that both sides can accept certain conclusions. and that's what right now you don't have either side trust in the other

and officials about russian massage sitting polish territory are a deliberate provocation with the aim of escalating the situation. the u. s. department has been careful not to jump to conclusions. we have seen reports out, and they of course, are incredibly concerning. and we're working with our partners and the polish government and our nato partners to get more information into assess what has happened. nicer allies have been quick to rally behind warsaw as the alliance works to establish what actually happened. a number of neighboring countries held emergency security meetings. others renewed their pledges to defend every inch of nato territory. poland has not youth and melons, how it will react, but it's not taking any chances. john, point for them all by just because i thought you cited a moment ago to increase the readiness of some military units in poland and increase the readiness of other uniform services in our country. all eyes and now on nato. as it grapples with house respond and house will void a dangerous escalation to the war in ukraine. alex beard al jazeera, samuel romani is an associate fellow with the