u. s. being disappointed from the response by china who has maintained, you know, something of a policy of strategic ambiguity. i think that's the, the term for 2022 on this war like china abstained from voting in the march. un general assembly resolution condemning russia for its action and ukraine. the chinese have actually issued stern words about biden's handling of this war, and it sanctions against russia instead, seeing as china is the 2nd largest economy in the world. therefore, the biggest player in bricks does china's position on the war in ukraine. does that reflect the sentiment of the other member states? do you think? yeah, i mean, here i think we have to, we have to just be brutally honest with ourselves. and to say that the bricks as a block never really function like a block, and after recent elections, i mean, even be not the reason election. somebody's been there 89 years both and has been there 5 or 6 years, right? so, so after those elections, i don't think the bricks functio

u. s. tend to be better in terms of realized, investment and the u. s. investors don't come in the big ticket items like the chinese pharmacists do. what happens individual companies will invest a few 1000000 here a few 100000000. there may be a 1000000000, and then they add up. right. but it's very different from the big ticket stuff that the p r c brings along. so with the biting numbers, they seem somewhat small, but they add up because companies, us companies and others will follow we'll have to even for the time being the thank you so much for joining us to professor you and john from the national university of singapore. thank you so much. i thank you. the china has ease some of its tightest covert restrictions to do with warranty durations and conditions for airlines. the relaxation and rules comes as light relief for many chinese citizens. tired of nearly 3 years of a 0 covert policy that seen impromptu lock towns and regular mandatory testing. but it's not all good news yet. on monday, paging and other major cities reported a record increase i

u. s. will be ready to defend self rule to taiwan militarily. the u. s. has been briefing its allies on the massive economic fallout. beijing invades taiwan, which it considers part of its territory. the us, china relationship has really rapidly deteriorated and recent years, due to disagreements over trade taiwan policy, human rights. and she was just to name a few. and so this really is an opportunity for the 2 leaders to get together in person and to talk about these tasking issues as well as areas or cooperation. growing nuclear tensions in the region will be high on the agenda and bali by he will push china to use its influence to rein in north korea after a space of massage tests and fear soaring, the pyongyang is stepping up its nuclear ambitions. all right to left gets more on this from ian drawing. he teachers international relations with a focus on the issue of pacific and china of the national university of singapore, professor strong welcome. now whatever the outcome of the she by the meeting today, are you at all optimistic that the u. s. and

u. s. being disappointed from the response by china who has maintained, you know, something of a policy of strategic ambiguity. i think that's the, the term for 2022 on this war like china abstained from voting in the march. un general assembly resolution condemning russia for its action and ukraine. you know, the chinese have actually issued stern words about violence handling of this war and it sanctions against russia instead. thing as china is the 2nd largest economy in the world. therefore, the biggest player in bricks does china's position on the war in ukraine. does that reflect the sentiment of the other member states? do you think? yeah, i mean, here i think we have to, we have to just be brutally honest with ourselves. and to say that the bricks as a block never really function like a block. and after recent elections, i mean, even be not the reason election. somebody's been there 89 years both and has been there 5 or 6 years, right? so, so after those elections, i don't think the brick

u. s. being at loggerheads, but also with of course russia, europe and the whole sanction situation. the question is whether that might be feasible. so you don't see the real willingness for cooperation here. is that right? i think there is an underlying willingness to cooperate with respect to climate protection because all countries basically face the repercussions if they don't. but on the other hand, that is kind of, there's an overlay of current political of the current political situation, which prevents many things to happen. speaking of the current political environment, the international energy agency says that the ramifications of the war ukraine could be propelling the use of renewables. do you agree with that assessment and when are we going to feel meaningful impact and principle? i do agree, i fear we will see in the short term, basically the emergence of fossil energy, especially switch from gas to oil or cold. but at the same time, there's of course, a large incentive now to kind of secure, more. yeah, less expensive energy in the future and that will be green. it's al

u. s. what do you suppose he is referring to? as russia and south africa are concerned? what coercive measures might he be worried about the u. s. doing against south africa? i mean, i think the big threat is this question of sanctions and trade and so on. and how is this howard's trade going to be affected? so russia is not by no means the biggest trading part of partner south africa, about about half a $1000000000.00 in trade goes from russia to south africa, and about the same amount goes from south africa to russia. and if you look at what south africa she importing from russia, it's a lot of like, staple foods like, especially wheat. right. and as you know, the price of bread is something that all governments are worried about. major revolutions. i've been going back to 1789 and the french revolution, but also in egypt more recently in 2011, these revolutions have been sparked by the price of bread going up, you know, 10200 or, or sometimes a 1000 percent. right? so when we're talking about, you know, these sanctions, we're talking about perhaps shipments being stopped, as we've already seen, to some extent. and we've see

u. s. is, you know, the u. s. position visa be sanctioned as a kind of mania. they keep repeating the same actions and i think they're doing this because they want to show that they still rule the world. but in fact, every, especially against russia, every sanction they have imposed has shown, has underlined how much they don't told me is the aggression. today i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. i think you chose a bill in your city, mostly mine or wish you were banding all imports of russian oil and gas, new g i g over with literature. we're pretty good regarding joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang with strengthening ties, as washer becomes new delhi talk, oil supply, india foreign ministers that to visit most go to the my last were with the chief, the long must go to the americans to vote republican in tuesday's mid term elections as he calls the shed power in washington.

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u. s. will be ready to defend self rules. taiwan militarily, the u. s. has been briefing its allies on the massive economic fall. actually paging invades taiwan, which is considered part of its territory. the us china relationship has really rapidly deteriorated and recent years due to disagreements over trade, taiwan policy, human rights issues just to name a few. and so this really is an opportunity for the 2 leaders to get together and carson and to talk about these test issues as well as areas for cooperation. growing nuclear tensions in the region will be high on the agenda and bali 5 and will push china to use it implements terrain in north korea. after a space of missile tests and fears, soaring the young young is stepping up its nuclear ambitions. nigeria is facing some of its worse flooding in a decade. the floods have been made worse by the overflow of a dam and neighboring cameroon. w's flora shaquira traveled to tomba in bias, a state, a community that has disappeared beneath the waters every morning. it be perfectly sue for checks if the wat

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u. s. will be ready to defend self rules. taiwan militarily, the u. s. has been briefing its allies on the massive economic fall. actually paging invades taiwan, which is considered part of its territory. the us china relationship has really rapidly deteriorated and recent years due to disagreements over trade taiwan policy, human rights issues just to name a few. and so this really is an opportunity for the 2 leaders to get together in person. busy and to talk about these tough issues as well as areas for cooperation . growing nuclear tensions in the region will be high on the agenda and bali 5 and will push china to use it implements terrain in north korea. after a space of missile tests and fierce soaring, the young young is stepping up, its nuclear ambitions. and president validator. zalinski is vowing to keep pushing russian forces out of ukraine. moscow's retreat from the city of her son has left devastation and danger. residents are returning home to destroyed infrastructure bombs and booby traps. but despite the risks there is still cause for cel

u. s. is, you know, the u. s. position visa be sanctioned as a kind of mania. they keep repeating the same actions, and i think they're doing this because they want to show that they still rule the world. but in fact, every, especially against russia, every sanctioned, they have imposed, has shown as on the line. how much they don't room. ah, i met representative sikes at a rally in washington, d. c. o t introduced his dentist. why do a gallery of mississippians who had travelled there to demand a new state flag over by lawrenceville? i love this because and the thing is, you know, we had a discussion about that i saw this flag and fell in love with it. and i really liked it. when i found out that the designer laura's been is lauren is the granddaughter of senator johnston. he represented doing a i'm of jim crow where they thought that separate but equal was ok is just so important to me. who felt that all the time and through the generations of people change. i'm a hip hop artist. i you feel pop when lie in and i respect honoring your ancestors. i honor mine a

u. s. is back as it were. would you say that could prove to be a short lived chapter? no, i would say that the u. s. never left to be honest. and if you look back over the past, you know, 70 the, 80 years since world war 2, the u. s. has always been here. they've always stepped into the breach when europe couldn't handle its problems. if you think about what happened in yugoslavia, some of us are old enough to remember the war in yugoslavia. i heard the us played a central role there in part because the europeans couldn't get their act together . and this is a replay of that, the stakes here. are much greater, i think the united states, the europeans don't like to hear. this remains the linchpin for european security. if you pull it out, the whole thing will collapse. there's a lot of in fighting in europe about strategic autonomy, how they could build an army, and all of these things, it's not going to happen if the united states disengages it would be a catastrophe. and i think even republicans understand this in the united states, donald trump might not understand it, but from an economic perspect

are these fair comparisons to be made and, and what would the u. s. response be if china withdraws taiwan semi autonomous designation. the name of the book you mentioned that i wrote was called china murat . and it was called china mirage because that's how the united states sees china not directly, but through a mirage. i'll give you the chinese view. we're looking at this aggressively, like china is going to seize up foreign country. the foreign country of taiwan. china is a very old guy, thousands of years old, and taiwan has been part of china or of for centuries. so china doesn't view it as an invasion of taiwan. they see that just like east germany and west germany knit together, taiwan is going to knit together with the rest of china, washington, and we can continue to pay taiwanese politicians to scream about it. but the knitting process continues. there are so many taiwanese, a, c, e o, 's living in china, overseeing their factories. it's crazy. so china is just taking the peaceful by step process to really have to reunify with it's it with

u. s. is the u. s. position visa be sanctioned as a kind of mania. they keep repeating the same actions and i think they're doing this because they want to show that they still ruined the war. but in fact, every, especially against russia, every sanction they have imposed, has shown as on the line, how much they don't room, ah ah, well across stock were all things are considered non parallel. this is the home addition to remind you. we're discussing some real news. ah, okay, connecting survey also here in moscow with him and i, you want to make a 2nd point for anyone to go to the break or read about what, what happens in ukraine. and the point is, if you look at what the west equipment delivering by the west to ukraine is saw, you know, it's very, it's not adapted to, to the war. so what you say to the, what they're going to, we are going to see in the, in the winter, it's only a will armada i cause we're all, no, no use. and i look at the, on the, on the videos from, from, from jeff, actually with the, i soon older j. b. it's, so it's a radio, it's

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u. s. is, you know, the u. s. position visa be sanctioned as a kind of mania. they keep repeating the same actions and i think they're doing this because they want to show that they still ruined the world. but in fact, every, especially against russia, every sanction they have imposed has shown, has underlined how much they don't room. ah ah, with the 2022 bricks virtual summit now behind us this year hosted by beijing chinese president. she can ping underscore the importance of the group to remain open, he says, and to welcome like minded partners to join the bricks family. as the economic block showed resilience in the face of the coven, 19 pandemic. with the chinese government displaying data from the 1st 5 months of 2022, showing china's total import export with other bricks. members growing a resounding 12 point one percent, year over year with a 20 percent rise in trade with russia and up 10 percent with india. and this year, a non member state was invited to sit in on the summit. argentina is said to be considered for membership. president, alberto ferna

u. s. military training program has proven to be and re k, some of the most violent, the cruelest dictators seen in latin america going as far back as the 1950 s, 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 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 swelling our, our country's nick, what today's the different during the civil war. but thes

u. s. being the single largest donor and both of equipment and money. so i think that the cable continue to habits white. so i think there's a there's another sided equation that upstream just because the very nature you take tends to get an excessive amount. retention brightened to its importance in the global economy as a whole or see what happens. certainly in the coming months of patrick parrot green, thanks so much for joining us from london. great. the world cup isn't full thing and football as governing body fee for says it's $7500000000.00 in revenue from taking the told them to cut off. that's the increase of more than $1000000000.00 compared with the tournament in russia. 4 years ago. the earnings were boosted by an increase in sponsorship deals, including cat on energy and telecommunication stub, a redo fever invest most of its endings back into the development of football. most with income comes from selling tv broadcast rights for the world cup. people also draws in cash through the licensing of its brand while the world cups and pull brand

u. s. empire building. but how can this be when the u. s. proclaims its core values to being that of peace and democracy. one thing certain, no matter what the name, so we're wisc or some say when sex it's graduates leave a trail of blood and tears in their wake. is africans mission. really all that different than so and to explain more on how the u. s. strategic alliances often turn into backfiring alliances with cool, sweeping across africa is net fun. freeman. he's an organizer with the pan african community action or peca and on the coordinating committee for the black alliance for peace. net for thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. now, since 2020, the african union has witnessed a wave of coups by us train soldiers in the countries of molly and chad soup, dan, guinea burkina faso. some of these men were soldiers, part of now who into government officers trained by the united states. now because of their ties to the u. s. does the u. s. then bear culpability in the overthrow of these governments? yes, the u. s. beers culpa

u. s. has been exploiting its allies for its own benefit. and at the moment it seems to be one of the duration is through the u . s. dollar, which has been crumbling and ensure that the u. s. to remain strong. so by knocking down the european economy, the euro has been holding and that has boosted us dollar. the u. s. has been the biggest beneficiary of all the sanctions imposed on russia since 2014 already. ready it was that perhaps even more b as in those days, because these were very, very one sided sanctions on europe, while american companies didn't have those sanctions. and so german companies were told, no, you can't deal with russia. exports, well, anything agricultural products or anything else. and they stopped and then american company stepped right and then supplied the same thing to russia. the european leaders should break free from that and admit that the sanctions are clearly not working. and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see right back here at the top of the hour. ah. so what we've

u. s. has being taking against russia. most of them are not actually taking good effect as they have expected. a top official, donald new from the state department who is visiting man is done specs on and context on it is natural for russia to be on the alert about what the u. s. is doing in the neighboring countries for the us. that is a country. so far away from a gun from eurasia when they want to come and expect to establish a closer relationship. let's see what we have to offer all the table. all right, if it is a for trying to sabotage the, the local government or to destroy or to home, the relationship, these countries with china and russia. and i don't think it's going to work because the people won't welcome that. and i don't think that china, russia what sit here and do nothing either. the french finance minister bruno and there has lashed out a multi $1000000000.00 us investment and it's clean energy companies saying the move makes european companies less competitive with the overseas firms. the official even th

be by design, the german finance mr. can complain all the wants, but the u. s. is looking out for it's best interests and those interests include beating germany on the global playing field. we shouldn't be naive here and yet, or should they? germany had every opportunity to defend its own energy and economic interests. as the u. s. pressured it to cut off its own gas supply for ukraine, and berlin failed to champion its own interests and simply fell in line with the use sanctions. and now the fact that the german finance minister is trying to sweet talk, the americans about their quote, transatlantic partnership from a position of weakness is kind of too little too late. there are also supply chain and labor costs problems that have piled up injury. and in the rest of europe as a result of heavy handed european policy, as the block tinkers around with its economy and breaks even more things every single time. there's a crisis and the outlook doesn't really look too good for germany, which is set for a 0.6 per cent, full year decline in g d p next year, which is

u. s. but sloan han, we've arranged to meet one of them. well my way to meet a young man he's being hiding out in the haitian countryside. he was deported from the u. s. last year, but he says he can't go home because a gang has threatened to kill him. i. i was on the security if you listed on an email with a k hin william jack holiday nol officer. jack is 26 years old. used to live in port prints, but he's now in hiding outside of the city. he's a fright to return home because he says a local gang accused him of writing them out to the police in this it was, it wasn't got the demo demo. was he get? ah, one a you, i'd like your i with a denial it b. yep. i mean, as it is settled, fucking your package when, when by wacky idea, says to mike, up to revise, the v, you the up to you, i some way for me, my risk him se remembered the ave coming with bob while mom him got several minutes brutal they've been been fe, been michel, neal, shushing. why should why and chicken one i've been lagging was a lot of the luxury of bella called me like many haitians, he were fleeing dangerous conditions

be a prisoner of america. they should have because the u. s. president has said he wants to liberate around iran was freed 43 years ago and is determined not to be america's captive. we will never be a cash cow for america, dorm room room room room show bridge. oh, buttons comment comes amid protests in a round following the death of a 22 year old women in police custody monster where minis, family has played the authorities for her death while to ron has denied responsibility by denise, not alone in his efforts to intervene in iran's domestic affairs, just last week, canada's prime minister took to the streets of also wine supported, protesting iranians, vowing to oppose the country's regime. i believe, to say a know is i know this past the saw, but we will continue to do everything we can. ah, professor site manager and the of the university on to ron sees that the western leaders comments actually reveal their true agenda. the iranians believe that by then when he says that the united states is going to free iranians, or that exposes the un

so why shouldn't they be sent back to haiti? but there are u. s. laws and actually international laws about people being able to seek asylum. and none of these haitians were given the opportunity regardless of what happened to them on their way or back at home. jake? yeah, that's exactly right. i mean the authority that the administration used to undertake these deportations, these explosions was under a public health law called title 42, which is implemented by the trump administration. and though it might be framed as a public health law is a back and way to enforce draconian and racist immigration policies by the chopped administration. the reality is that the binding stations simply continue to do that . and the result of that is basically denying the right legal right to seek asylum on the behalf of these asians, of course, but also many other nationalities as well. j a. jake, thank you so much for that. i'm just going to bring in a story of a young man that i met when i was in haiti, he'd been deported from the us. he was running from violen

u. s. s. o was devastated by will be in either states boss about 400000 people at the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviet suffer 27000000 deaths. mm. mm 27000000 is an incredible number. john kennedy k american university commencement address. and i 263. he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states east of chicago. have you been destroyed? mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan overtime devolved into pincher bush, mega crankshaft, half moon, coke wheel, off tackle and sharia. december 19th, 1949, so the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation. dropshot, date of attack. january the 1st 1957, the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the usaa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out alone with communism. in the 1st phase of authoration, dropshot in visits dropping 300 nuclear and 250000 tons of conventional bombs on the side of the union. in 100 soviet cities were pre selected as targets. the 2nd