u. s. but also from the european partners, as well as other allies in partners from the u. s. around the world and their business with china and stuff. and how is russia's invasion of ukraine affecting the china u. s. relationship? generally wally, a chinese us relationship was a, somewhat on the rocks before the invasion, but it didn't make it better to the contrary. um it, but as long as china is really doing what they're doing now by being abstinent of any vote in the un security council, they will not vote with the other a un security council members in demanding russia to stop the war or a charging russia with the with aggression against ukraine, they abstain from any vote in this and this is, i think it's except expected and accepted by the u. s. and the, and their, and the u. s. partners. however, any um, any other step forward of from the chinese towards russia would actually worse and the relationships between the u as in china, which is ed, as i said before, and not the best. anyway, not at all. that was stefan simons in washington. stefan, thank you. will a charity concert

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u. s. markets renting the week on the high turning around a long period of losses. u. s. stocks achieved the best weekly gains since november 2020. the s p 500 index of top us firms rose close to 6 percent and the last 5 days a lot. hi, old prices in the warren. ukraine had to put pressure on stocks in the past several weeks and you're up to date with dw business for me and the business team here in berlin. thanks for watching. with joy ride through fascinating worlds into uncharted deb, our guides know their way around in a strictly scientific trip to some pretty wacky places, with curiosity is required to borrow today next on d. w. when you sit in the mom, so nobody in the air raid shelter, it doesn't matter what you live with. okay. it says john says ukrainian fashion designer. although he was invited to the been and fashion week, he's trying to survive. but he still managed to showcase his work on the capital, thanks to a grand tale of european solidarity. you ro, max in 60 minutes on d w. ah. with listen carefully. don't know how to, yes, to the goal. oh, the mattr

u. s. around in the area are being deported was off, papers was organization to russia and the disappearing nation for their families. 1000000 and a half of june, already abroad. and our nation is losing future children should be was feminine, was in asia in a closing moment of our show galena alena james name, one thing that children and families need in ukraine galena. go ahead. oh, before i do that i, i have a comment about what we just saw because, oh, wrong 7 days ago and an old b o we were asked to develop something coming from psychologist. oh, the women to be used as their guide to behavior in i could buy a cd, alina, i'm going to give you the last word. cars are right at the end of the show, general finish. that sentence. yeah. how to be dressed, how to behave, and how not to be rate, which is unthinkable. and this is the big word from you will be saved. alright, safety. i alaina. we wish you every luck and success with your new baby. thank you for both of you being on the string to day r

u. s. markets are ending the week on hi, turning around a long period of losses. u. s. stocks achieve the best weekly gain since november 2020. the s and p 500 and decks of top us firms rose close to 6 percent in the past 5 days alone. high oil prices and the war in ukraine had put pressure on stock to the past several weeks. and our man eons quarter is at the center of the action at the new york stock exchange. high end is good to see you again. so what sparked this turn around didn't know quite a week to no question about that blue chips up by more than 5 percent as m p 500 by more than 6 enough to accomplish that, even by a good to 8 percent. obviously some investors believed after those huge losses that we've seen and the weakest prior that we have reached a certain button. and the nasdaq composite in the past couple of weeks have been down about 20 per cent term. so it was a profit to fishing here at this point and definitely quite a turnaround. and as you mentioned, the best week there since november 2020, so profit fishing, but are the gain sustainable consider

u. s. markets are ending the week on a hi turning around a long period of losses. u. s. stocks achieve the best weekly gain since november 2020. the s and p 500 index of top us firms rose close to 6 percent in the past 5 days alone. i oil prices and the war and ukraine had put pressure on stocks for the past several weeks. and our manny ends quarter is at the center of the action at the new york stock exchange. high end is good to see you again. so what sparked this turnaround didn't know quite a week. you know, question about that blue chips up by more than 5 percent as m p 500, by more than 6, they're not our comp. was it even by a good to 8 percent? obviously some investors believed after those huge losses that we've seen and the weakest prior that we have reached a certain button. and the nasdaq composite in the past couple of weeks had been down about 20 per cent term. so it was a profit to fishing here at this point and definitely quite a turnaround. and as you mentioned, the best weed there since november 2020, so profit fishing, but are the gain sustainable con

u. s. and around most of the world, we could continue to be in an under supply situation, which is very inflationary and could ultimately negatively affect the economy as well as the stock market. ok, good point. so you talked about oil and topping $100.00 for the 1st time in more than 7 years. this is despite the international energy agency agreeing to release the 60000000 barrels of oil from their strategic reserves. that message, the market seems to think that's not enough. yes. so actually the last time i spoke with you guys was around the last few to petroleum reserve release. and my point was there that it was inappropriate of that time. it's more appropriate now given the potential supply disruption, but it doesn't mean what people think it means. and most of the time where there's been a release from the st. petroleum reserve. we've actually seen higher oil prices after and not lower, so i guess it shouldn't be such a surprise. the biggest surprise was just how much oil moved in response to the announcement. today, apple joined a number of companies to say would be restricting it services in

u. s is one of 10 teams competing from around the world . and this morning i had a chance to talk live with the teams flight controller rome kirby about what it's like racing on the bay. i love it. san francisco has a special place, um, having won the america's cup out here and been a part of that team and i love it here. san francisco is unbelievable, and it's an awesome place to raise, so we're pretty excited. earlier this week, the team's catamaran capsized during practice and the scary scene was caught on video . but kirby says that cases like that are not that unusual. australia's team had a similar incident just yesterday. if you want to see the action up close, the grandstands are set up at the st francis yacht club for day two of the competition, many people also in town for the men's ncaa tournament finals of the west regionals is tomorrow night at chase center in san francisco. judging by last night's crowd, most of the support of likely go to duke and coach k. duke came from behind to knock off the texas tech red raiders, 78 to 73

u. s. u. k, australia and poland that would arguably capitalize the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions all around the world was of course george.

u. s and around the world. we've organized a climate justice strike. um that is connecting migrant justice to climate justice. because we recognize that climate justice is rooted in the same system that causes us as more income people of color assets immigrants to face these horrendous issues. in some cities overseas, such as berlin marchers link their environmental message to calls for an end to the war in ukraine. over 41 years, shadow cliffs has been a gem for families in the east bay bordering pleasant and livermore . the lake is no longer accessible to swimmers or boat fishermen due to the drought meteorologist roberto gonzalez is live but shadow cliffs this evening with a report roberta. andre shadow cliffs has been a neighborhood favorite. it is a haven for swimming and biking and hiking, boating and picnicking. at least it was until the drought stopped everything. if there is ever an example of how hard the drought has hit our local reservoirs, shadow cliffs is a perfect example. obviously as you can see behind me, the lake levels really low ty

u. s. in many countries around the world, more dozens, if you will, have leveled historic sanctions on russia. an unprecedented sanctions. you have not seen the u. s. sanction the russian energy sector. why? the reason is, is because it would mean gas prices would go up considerably in the us and elsewhere around the world as well. that's a very much a domestic consideration at the u. s. and the white house is taking into consideration there. do they want gas prices to skyrocket? so certainly this would be a dramatic move. this is sort of the, the most dramatic sanction the u. s. could probably level on russia, but it would have dramatic immediate direct effects on us gas prices and gas prices as well. so this is something that certainly there's more calls in congress for the, for the, for the, for the white house to consider this. they are considering it, but so far aren't committing to actually doing it. and of course the, the impact of the sanctions that are already be announced, or being fell to tell us the little, the latest on the oil prices. and in general, the economic fall out from t

u. s. right now is around 17 percent . when you, when you use the 1980s basic right to calculate it to him, he wanted to jump in real quick. before i go to pi, i want to say this is, this is a show about sanction. these sanctions rushes out, americans are pushing more and more asian countries together. get out a globe theater. you push 3bb, wouldn't be people together. that's going to have a powerful effect on all of us down the road. and that's one of the things that the sanctions are doing. another reason sanction should be done away with, always throughout history. you know, pi, it's go back to los angeles here as so again kind of where is this going here? i mean, from what all of you said here there's, i see no silver lining whatsoever. i mean, i, i don't know what asset you said we all i be owning right now because it looks like there's no escape. go ahead in los angeles because this was not just a rush to judgment or to action on february 24th. and because there your asian block and partners had done their homework w

u. s and around the world. we have organized a climate justice strike. um that is connecting migrant justice to climate justice. because we recognize that climate justice is rooted in the same system that causes us as low income people of color assets immigrants to face these horrendous issues. in some cities around the world, such as berlin marchers link their environmental message to calls for an end to the war in ukraine. and on this global day of action, we are learning more about the collapse of a large ice shelf in antarctica. it was the size of new york city and was an area that scientists have believed was stable. the shelf had been melting for decades. but in 2020, the melting accelerated and then last week, the area experienced a warm spell where temperatures soared. 70 three's warmer than normal. joining me now with stanford geophysicist dustin schroeder. thank you so much professor for being here. how concerning? is this? especially given that this particular ice shelf had long been thought to be stable? so this ice shelf itself is a relative

this time around the u. s. the u and the u. k. say they are moving to block key russian bangs from accessing the swift payment system while threatening more measures in the future. however, notably the west appears to be skirting around rushes, energy sector, given how much they still rely on it. so joining us now, the latest is the most co host, christy i. now christy break this one down for us. what sparked the move by rochelle central bank to more than double interest rates? yeah, the re hike is designed to offset increased risk of rubel depreciation and inflation . so this was an attempt to defend the currency on the back of a slew of new sanctions and penalties imposed on russia by europe and the u. s. and this follows the central banks orders to ha, now halt. foreigners busy to sell russian securities in an effort to contain this market fallout. the rubel fell as far as 30 percent. friday's close before pairing some losses, but it's still down roughly 20 percent against the dollar in the last year. and the bank also said tha

this time around the u. s. the u and the u. k. say they are moving to block key russian banks from accessing the swift payment system while threatening more measures in the future. however, notably the west appears to be skirting around rushes, energy sector, given how much they still rely on it. so joining us now this desolate us is them both co host christy i. now christy break this one down for us. what sparked the move by rochelle central bank to more than double interest rates? yeah, the re hike is designed to offset increased risk of rouble depreciation and inflation . so this was an attempt to defend the currency on the back of a slew of new sanctions and penalties imposed on russia by europe and the u. s. and this follows the central bank orders to ha, now halt. foreigners busy to sell russian securities in an effort to contain this market fallout. the rubel fell as far as 30 percent from friday's close before perry some losses, but it's still down roughly 20 percent against the dollar in the last year. and the bank also s

u. s. right now is around 17 percent . when you, when you use the 1980 space right to calculate it to him, he wanted to jump in real quick. before i go to pi, i want to say with this, this is a show about sanctioned these sanctions. right? shows that americans are pushing more and more asian countries together get out of globe. peter, you push 3bb with them. be people together. that's going to have a powerful effect on all of us down the road. and that's one of the things that the sanctions are doing. another reason sanction should be done away with, always throughout history. you know, pie is go back to los angeles here as so again kind of where is this going here? i mean, from what all of you said here there's, i see no silver lining whatsoever. i mean, i, i don't know what asset you said we should all be owning right now, because it looks like there's no escape. go ahead in los angeles because this was not just a rush to judgment or to action on february 24th. and because there your asian block and partners had done the

u. s. and around the world. try my best to just portray and accurate image of my experience.istina corbyn has been posting updates from millions of people from the capital city of kiev. they can relate to somebody emotionally, it will get them towards action, or maybe taking a stand or you know, maybe sharing information digital resistance effort affecting the way we see war, with some using social media to share defense tactics, plan, escape routes or document potential russian war crimes that all adds to the credibility to amplifies the news as the motion which always, you know as human face, so it changes the stories from the narrative. a narrative the people of ukraine or sharing as experts warn misinformation and russian propaganda about the war is also spreading quickly. online social media has provided alternative it should to the propaganda the ukrainian ability to counter russian disinformation, whether it's more organic, citizen driven narratives has been impressive. now as russia banned certain social media apps, keeping its people in the dark, the people of ukrain

u. s, which all kicked off since around january, 2021. look, these are facts, not speculation. and talking affects how we've seen any inflationary improvements since russian beta ukraine 2 weeks ago. have we seen inflation improve since the supply chain crunch? dominy the headlines last year as inflation ease that old during the last 15 months . not really, that's a firm. no. so the federal reserve job is to contain inflation. they're meeting next week. what can we expect? should we be bracing for an for a shift from the fed? well, if you're asking what the fed can do, all the markets already have priced in that the fed is going to hike rates next next week to ease inflation, especially after today's release. but can they raise more than 25 basis points, maybe? but inflation is likely to continue to accelerate as long as rushes war on ukraine pushes oil prices higher. now the fed can't bring peace, the ukraine and russia that needs to be understood. so there's not much that monetary policy can do to ease food and energy inflation. but if you're wondering what can they likely do

u. s. in the 1st place, only around $21000000.00 worth each year. so not a huge damage there. now president joe bought an downgrade rush is trading status to alongside that of cuba. and north korea, he says that these sanctions are already having an impact. let's have a listen. fatality of our economic sanctions and export controls are crushing, crushing russian economy. rubel has lost and how many of you know in detail lost more than half his value. moscow stock exchange is closed for simple reason i get asked was closed, because for the last 2 weeks, because the moment opens, it will be disband, credit rating agencies of downgraded russian government to junk status. junk status . list of private business international corporations leaving russia is growing day by day by day. so a long list of ways that us sanctions and western bankers are corina joe biden, crushing russia. is that true? what exactly is happening in russia right now? well, sofa vladimir putin does not appear to be to phase. he is threatening to nationalize foreign earned companies and sees their assets. and b

u. s. military where logical activities they have around the world, $336.00, a laboratories. this number comes from the information provided by the u. s. a. to the conference of parties of the b c w, the u. s. senate, they are full transparency if they believe the rental information is fake. oh, they can do is to provide us with relevant data provides clarification so that the international community community can draw a conclusion, but self. thank you mister president. as good as i would like to find the representative of china and to give the for, to brazil, nor i let or i, so we just heard there from the permanent ramps then dave of china to the united nations security council. calling basically for more investigation and research into the issue. china of course has taken a rather cautious stance to this her whole issue and the, the war in ukraine. it has not supported the western efforts, obviously, to pursue sanctions and punish russia for what the west seas as a russian unjustified wire. russian invasion of ukraine chinese have seen as a very on characterize it in a very

around the continents beauty spots, however. and now the target of strict sanctions drawn the e u and other european nations as well as the u. s. aimed at hurting rushes, richest and most powerful. the lady m. a luxury yacht worth around 65000000 euros. the vessel was seized over the weekend on the italian mediterranean coast. the owner alex a mar dash off was one of the richest men in russia and a major shareholder in the german tourism company to we. yachts airplanes, company shares and luxury real estate, a broader considered assets and therefore fall under the sanctions against the country on the co does or this mega yacht owned by russian billionaire and potent supporter. igor 2nd was prevented from sailing at the last minute. it's valued at around a $120000000.00 euros. it's at 2. secretes up of to you. it was dark, it seemed it was about to leave. it was a matter of hours and we really did a check on the people and we managed to stop the ship and keep it dark to view. it belongs to a highly placed personality in russia. and it's a part of the people. the economic sanctions are inflicted upon or full. okay. listen so you

u. s. behaved this way around the world because they think there is no longer any competition, but they all wrong. that life does not stand still prompting new developments and international relations and new countries emerging a strong power houses that it means their centers of gravity in international relations are being shaped. take the people's republic of china, india, and the russian federation. so the unipolar world was over the u. s. is no longer the master of planet earth. fire ah, yeah, that whole and fuel beard on saturday. no. e, you leaders have slammed moscow's the mom that quote, on friendly states use the russian currency to pay for their girls imports objecting to vladimir putin request. they say the move would breach existing supply contract. i talked through the story with ortiz policy earlier, while the reaction is to be expected. we heard from the german chancellor will have shots, basically refusing and saying that they would not be paying for rash and gas deliveries in the russian currency. he was speaking yesterday at the g 7 conference in brussels, where he sai

u. s. capital, it travelled around washington, dcs beltway highway, which circles the city, and is threatening to enter and bring traffic to a standstill. the so called people's convoy is mainly protesting pandemic restrictions. those taking part are angry about a range of issues. the inflation is out of control. you know, i've lived here my whole life. last time we saw anything back this like this, i was a teenager. and on your back then i grew numb of saying all the inflation, it won't last. it's going to go away. it never went away. hundreds of people in sri lanka, having protesting against shortages of basic essentials, caused by a foreign currency crisis. the government has dead payments to make and is refused to seek international bailouts. it says it can handle the process on its own when al fernandez with this report, spending owns in queues has become the norm, a crush lanka, starting with food, rice, sugar and mid powder. now it's cooking gas and diesel that are in short supply. that of, i'll do that at all a similar day. i haven't eaten from the morning and i can't even go drink som

around. now the top story, u. s. president joe biden has arrived in poland, where he's meeting some of the more than 2000000 refugees who fled there from the war in ukraine. earlier in brussels. he struck a deal with the e. u to reduce the blocks reliance on russian gas rushes. defense ministry says the 1st phase of what a cause is. special operation in ukraine is complete, and that's in the separate as controlled areas of the don bass region. russia says it will now focus completely on that area and is not ruling out storming, besieged ukrainian cities. rushing, shelling has struck the international airport in ukraine, 2nd biggest city of hawkins. the airport and surrounding areas came on to heavy bombardment overnight on thursday. these pictures from airport surveillance cameras show the moment it was bombed, in a separate instead of the official se 4 people queuing for humanitarian aid were killed when they were hit by a russian strike. at least 300 people were killed in last week's bombing of a theatre in matthe