u. s. might not be there in the long term, we've seen the u. s. escaping. i've gotten this done. they see the u. s. not being stable ally, so they need to, to hedge their bets, and some with this hub push more maybe a long term solution of the listing in the issue coming up next bricks has been talking about expansion for many months now. so saudi arabia, normalizing relations with iran. will this basically secure the addition of the dual into the new economic block? we'll discuss it when we return with angelo juliano. the type, the emma will be right back. i ah ah, during the 2nd world war in nazi occupied poland valencia was a farming region today as part of ukraine between 19431945 members of the ukrainian insurgent army, led by step on bendara. nasa could thousands of poles in virginia in a diabolical ethnic cleansing process. the mergers were particularly horrific and brutal villages were burned and property looted. the valinda massacre is without doubt one of the bloodiest episodes in polish ukrainian history. why are ukrainian politicians still reluctant to talk about these

u. s. might not be there in the long term. we've seen the u. s. escaping. i've gotten this done, they see the u. s. not being stable ally, so they need to, to hedge their bets. and somehow i think there's a, there's a whole that slowly we might have actually some, some kind of piece in and maybe with this high push more may be a long term solution of the listing in the issue coming up next bricks has been talking about expansion for many months now, so saudi arabia, normalizing relations with iran. will this basically secure the addition of the dual into the new economic block? we'll discuss it when we return with angelo giuliano, the type the m. o will be right back. i oh, nice to come to the russian state patrol. never. unfortunately no son, steve asked him. then the king also sent up a coup in the 50 babble disable keys on my knees. 2 bottles, speeding one else with we will ban in the european union. the kremlin, yup. machine. the state aunt, rush up to date and school r t spoke neck, even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with ah ah, welcome

u. s. might not be there in the long term. we've seen the u. s. escaping. i've gotten this done. they see the u. s. not being stable ally, so they need to, to hedge their bets and somehow i think there's a, there's a whole slowly we might have actually some, some kind of piece in it. maybe with this, how push 1 may be a long term solution of the listing in the issue coming up next bricks has been talking about expansion for many months now. so saudi arabia, normalizing relations with iran. will this basically secure the addition of the dual into the new economic block? we'll discuss it when we return with angelo giuliano, the type the m o will be right back. i ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often has very dramatic development. only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk ah, welcome back to the m o. i'm manila chan, bricks b, s, c o c s, t o, all these acronyms of powerful allied nations anchored by china

they're not in to be lead off so easily. no one in the u. s. empire. very, and the in g o, they're all georgia where they tried to band the n g o for functioning or at least, you know, get them labeled as being funded by foreign actors, which means working for the u. s. government effectively. and that wasn't tolerated . well, if you had that kind of action going on in poland, then there would be a stronger reaction against it from washington, d. c. but, you know, i think they're slowly going to have to acquiesce to this. so poland has to make a choice. do they want their, do they want to pursue their imperial ambitions? or do they want to keep their traditional society? i don't think they're going to get away with both. sure. what's your thoughts on that? because hungry. it doesn't have. well, it doesn't. i wouldn't say it has territorial ambitions, but it certainly is concerned about how gary and minority is badly treated in, in ukraine. but, you know, we and in poland has these long claims and all of that. so the dispensation only works so far as you

u. s. u k. a quad for which is very much of an anti chinese grouping. l can be seen, is that a chinese grouping and is also august a u. k, u s. the australian. what is it a u, a u k u s alliance, which, which also can be seen very much, is an anti chinese grouping. certainly the chinese see it that way. so i would say that since the bomb administration, the sense the confrontation has deepened and it was a little blurry while during the above administration. but it's now quite sharply defined. are getting, getting more sharply defined. right. and what about donald when it is when it comes to the issue of the offer we were mentioning russia moments ago, and specifically the war and ukraine? because what we found recently was that vietnam did not vote when it comes to un general assembly resolutions. vietnam did not vote with the west condemning rush as invasion of ukraine. so what do you think of that? i mean, there must be growing pressure on vietnam from the west, and particularly from the united states aside with them on the ukrainian issue. are you surprised

being funded. by for an actors which means working for the u. s. government effectively. and that wasn't tolerated. well if you had that kind of action going on in poland, then there would be a stronger reaction against it from washington d. c. but, you know, i think they're slowly going to have to acquiesce to this. so all i have to make a choice, do they want their, they want to pursue their imperial ambitions? or do they want to keep their traditional society? i don't think they're going to get away with both showing your thoughts on that because hungry. it doesn't have. well, it doesn't. i wouldn't say it has territorial ambitions, but it certainly is concerned about the whole gary and minority that is badly treated in, in ukraine. but you know, we and poland has these long claims and all of that. so the dispensation only works so far as you further the interests of empire. after that, we don't count on any kind of further support. i think. so i do think that what's key here is your position on the american empire. i mean, george is an interesting case because yes, the

being spied on. and the answer was that the u. s. administration that takes is very seriously that they are investigating and that at the u. s. position in support of democracies worldwide and their allies that, that has not changed. however, obviously the u. s. allies are concerned about this leak and what this could mean for them. yeah, you mentioned self, korea, you mentioned ukraine. these are all u. s. allies. i'm wondering now with this leak, are we seeing the u. s. government, the pentagon, are they know engaging in some serious damage control? well 1st they have to investigate and that's, that's what they're doing. there is an a criminal investigation and from the pentagon and from the justice department. and that is also everything we hear from the white house. they're referring to this investigation on the results of this investigation. in order to react to the leak and to the post potential damage, it might cause there is an ongoing investigation from both pentagon and justice department and, but they are not only messy g

u. s. being in her in tie wants corner, so very strongly at the moment. different simons in washington. thank you so much. and we can dig deeper in now and for this i can welcome tim luly, he's in china expert with bad german council on foreign relations. welcome to the w . now when former you as how speaker nancy pelosi was in taiwan last year, china reacted by launching its largest ever military exercise in waters around taiwan to expect to see a similar reaction this time around. well, 1st of all, thank you so much for having me. well, i don't expect that the same degree of attorney's reaction on 3 twin tuned in a way, i think also the spark bent on mr. sy has come to the united states this time on the stop over and not the speaker mac coffee. visiting taiwan is sort of already seen at some full mouth, although concession to the chinese. so i'd expect the chinese to make a couple of 12 statements boards, we already see a couple of movements, maritime movements around or one from rang his ships. oh, but i would not expect a similar scale response as we'

u. s. president. he would be 86 years old at the end of a 2nd term. and the u. s. has bro could a 3 day truce between the warring sites in saddam to allow for humanitarian care to reach civilians and hospitals. the truce went into effect at midnight local time, after thousands of foreign nationals were evacuated and major embassy is closed. now don't forget, you can always get d w news on the go. we just need to download our app from the 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. you're watching the news life from berlin coming up next is our documentary magazine close up. having a look at circle blood farms looking at sheep for production. i'll be back with the headlines at the top of the out. in the meantime, take a look at d. w. dot com for the latest news. and don't forget to follow. did of the news on social media? i'm on your campus mckinnon. thank you so much for watching. ah, with whatever you have heard and read, it's 10 times more holoc

u. s. dollars. he says the current is essentially the walls be of fires an earth and it cannot be trusted. i genuinely feel the biggest financial terrorist in the world is the u. s. dollar. all our money is in no's. true counts. and somebody in the us can say you cannot withdraw from tomorrow morning and you're stuck. that is the power of the reserve currency. and i think we're at a crucial time in world history when the world is desperately looking for an alternative reserve currency. these changes happen once in a 100 years. they advise fear lates inspired on his word claim in the green back has this proportionate power which negatively affects the world economy as the american banking system provides no guarantees for access to reserves held in the us now. and the veteran banga have pointed to the unreliability of the us, or as the so name to glue reserve currency m r u k. then those are proven similar concerns. males are hold true for those considering placing some of the funds in london all season. steve city has a moral story about frozen venezuela in gold. where's the gold? that's th

u. s. right in our faces. and we're able to talk about it now in ways that we weren't able to talk about it before, especially after the trump era. and so with the u. s being the largest polluter in the world, the largest holder of real estate in the world with more than 4800 defense sites, everywhere on all continents. in more than 160 countries. i think jen z is really connected with what the impacts of that are and, and as you said in that, in that quote, i mean, absolutely. it was a complete waste of life for all parties concerned to go to war and for what? today, with the internet, young people have all kinds of access to the realities of war, the violence, the bodies, the harm, the soldiers suffer. and also the harm that soldiers cause do you think that those things are not only changing people's perception of war, which i think is we could agree on, but isn't making people less likely to want to enlist kaitlin? would you agree with that? i would agree with that, i think that with the rise of the digital age and greater access to all of this information we, we have a box that literally contains almost all of the information in the world in our pocket

u. s. threatened with being labeled pro russian by some e. u. heavy weights to pressure war saw back into the unity at all cost lane. so european countries have disagreed on everything from weapons for ukraine to anti russian sanctions. and it's not because some foreign bo, he man, was pulling their strays, but really just because some of them actually might want to get re elected. or, you know, they might even feel some sense of responsibility or accountability towards their own citizens. what it concept one that i'm elected jo bureaucrats probably we really don't give down about, and the modem. i can't tell the difference between an elected versus elected officials, which she seems to be have having some problems with. here's a bit of a hit, the elected head of state mexico, in this case, got the state dinner in china, the bottom left to bureaucrat ponder line, did it, and had to grab dinner with some towels and also had to go through normal airport security with the great unwashed masses on her trip to china with the french president. and n

u. s. president, he wants to be the next u. s. president. and he think this will impact his chances so i apologize. it is important to know even if he would get convicted before the presidential election in november of 2024, he still would be able to run for president, or they have been for candidates who actually were running or organizing their campaigns out of jail. so that's important thing to understand. a far international audience it made by the end of the day actually help him because what he is getting now is attention. as we see, there are hundreds of journalists from all over the world are giving him our time. and he actually is really able already able to monitor isaac, his campaign says that in only 24 hours after it was announced that it will get indicted, he was able to raise a $4000000.00. so it's totally unclear if by the end of the day this might not even kind of help him are going back into the white house packed in it. dw enos pole live from new york city russian authority say ukraine was behind an explosion at a cafe in s

be a possible know of advantage for the us if it has the e. u, as as a power piece? well, i think the europe has being understood to be supporting the u. s. a, whether it's willing lay or unwilling lay or, or being held hostage in a sense that's up to everybody's interpretation. i think europe has being taken hostage in my view or when it comes to the ukrainian conflict, or you know, to, to be all the us side to support ukraine in a sales. but i think this trip of president mc crawl in china has reviewed that the europeans, or at least mac chrome, being one of the european leaders is coming to his senses. that it should actually look after their own interest. as i always say, facts are facts. because inflation is going up in europe and the cost of energy is going up like crazy of the last year. so it's people's, i'd say we're talking about when you have people that are not happy with what they have, the politicians, their leaders were have to think and to do something about it. 5 people have been killed in a mass shooting at a bank in the us state of kentucky. the victim included a police officer who was responded to the emergency cool. se

u. s. policies and from the u. s. may be interest. so we see that it's also a reflection. what we see between now syria and saudi arabia is also a reflection of then you will, if the new strategy may be all the ag oh, the saudi, to the world and also to syria. we read also about that and that, that the u. s. were was not very happy with any connection between syria and, and there the other countries, but that there is no, no other way. if these recalls consolation of their relation between syria and the other countries, it will not be done. all that, that region is in danger. meanwhile, they run in saudi arabia are also restoring diplomatic ties with a delegation from terran, arriving in reality also contributes up yourself to lolly brings us more details and they're wanting delegation and technical delegation from iran visit. a saudi arabia was announced by the wandering foreign ministry that delegation arrived in the capital re all war. it is expected to follow up on the from in taishan of the piece the old between on installed the irregular, which was french in the chin

a possible, did you think that could be a possible know of advantage for the u. s. if it has the e u, as as a power piece. well, i think for europe has been understood to be supporting the u. s. a. whether it's willingly or unwillingly earl, or being held hostage in a sense, that's up to everybody's interpretation. i think europe has been taken hostage in my view or when it comes to the ukrainian conflict, or, you know, to, to be all the us side to support ukraine in a sales. but i think this trip of president mc crohn in china as reviewed that the europeans, or at least mac chrome, being one of the european leaders is coming to his sensors that it should actually look after their own interest charge. as i always say, facts are facts because inflation is going up in europe. and the cost of energy is going up like crazy of the last year. so it's people's lives. we're talking about when you have people that are not happy with what they have. the politicians, their leaders will have to think and to do something about it. a u. s. navy ship has sailed into the south try

u. s. military is enormously proud of that. what is not being acknowledged, however, is the fact that within that withdrawal was left behind 7000000000 in u. s. military hardware. the french president demanded mccoys urging chinese leaders choosing pink to reason with russia to help end the war in ukraine. mccoys on a 3 day state visit to china along with you, commission president or sullivan de leon. roman bride reports french president emanuel macro, been given the honor of a state visit. welcome by his chinese counterpart, she jim pay. one of your most influential leaders coming to ask china to exert its influence on russia to bring an end to europe's worst conflict since world war 2 is sick, was going to show him what he told you. i know that i can count on you to bring russia to reason and every one to the negotiating table. it is. this was she jane paying visiting russian president vladimir putin last month since moscow's invasion . more than a year ago, jane had stayed neutral and proposed a roadmap for a cease fire and peace talks. most

u. s. dollars being managed and going back to some of the things that ralph have to say, how about a basket of currencies, you've got to spread out your risk right there. and i think that's what smart money is doing. rick and walnut creek. yeah. will exactly the bricks. country. countries are looking at creating a basket of currencies so that they can conduct all the 3 among those major countries in. and if we look at the, even the holdings of us national security, the biggest holder is japan. in the last year, it reduced its holdings in u. s. national to pressure is a by 15 percent from $1.00 trillion $1.00 to $1.00 trillion dollars. the 2nd biggest boulder is china, which similarly reduced. ready holdings by 15 percent in the, in the last year from $11.00 slightly over 1000000 dollars to point 85000000 dollars. so we can see that that's a, that's a pretty clear indication that that countries are having a waning confidence in the us dollar. and seeking to reduce their holdings at the same time, i think it's clear that china does not want to see the us dollar crash. the u. s. is still the l

u. s. policies and from the u. s. may be interest. so we see that it's also a reflection. what we see between our syria and saudi arabia. it's also a reflection of the new policy in your strategy may be over a, the saudi due to the world and also to celia. we read also about the that, that the u. s. were was not very happy with this. every connection between syria and, and the other countries, but as it is no, no other way. if these recalls consolation of the relation between syria and the other countries, it will not be done. all the region is in danger. and while arab countries are restoring their ties, the u. s. has reportedly illegally transported 32 tank as of syrian oil to its military base is across the border in iraq. last august, the syrian foreign ministry estimate to be countries, oil and gas loss is due to washington's actions at $107000000000.00. as upon korea and new that is to of the cradle out, let's say the u. s. needs syrian oil to fund its proxies and is not actually interested in fighting terrorists that locals in the north and reported a new come by of

what do you think the impact of ukraine will be on e u. s. economies. thanks ashley. great to be with you. i think i'm either a number of distinct. i think effects that are worth tracing. what is, as you suggested, there is a good deal more talk now about the dollarization than there used to be. i think ours are going to the back of a number of the brit nations and other nations as well, are trying to kind of get out from under the u. s. dollar as the sort of principal, trans national currency. and of course, the reason for that intern is that the, the role of the dollar in the global economy, unable the us to exert a good deal of leverage through a sanctioning activity of a kind. of course that's been fairly active over the last year. there is, however, one possible sort of itch to that, that might stand in the way. and i think what it's going to do as far as the bricks, in particular, china, to essentially make some sort of so called hard choices as they say here in the u. s, so the thing about the dollars global role is that it's actually been in a certain sense hel

u. s. could be in a position to make up the gap where ukraine has said and what these leaks showed is missing air power and not sure. well the u. s. has allowed to stockpile of these kinds of ammunition, but i think also other nato countries in europe would have to step in as well and to deliver that's why this come by and as a support to coming to the, the petra, they are the fence also important that the dutch stepped in as well. they didn't deliver a whole fire unit, but just to launch us and an unspecified number of rockets. so everybody in the west has to contribute. i think. ok, now i also asked how these leaks could affect russia. i'll put this question to you, mr. guzman. and some of the files have suggested that special forces from nato are actually including the united states countries, where nato members are operating inside of ukraine. do we know who these people are and what they're doing? and what russia might say about this development? okay, this, this was, of course, a very nice for the russian propaganda. and for people in the west to believe that this whole conflict is made

u. s is ultimately going to be in the interest of taiwan because of what we've seen over the last few years that the u. s. has continue to land and offer a lot of different range of support for time one on different fronts. and they believe that this is just the trajectory in the direction that i want should be going into, especially as a less and less country. that is, in fact, officially recognizing someone as a country. but on the other hand, there are people who believe that a deeper in exchange between taiwan and the united states perhaps is going to inger china and brought more potential for a conflict or all kinds of different disruption to their everyday life from b gene. so in their view, they are very skeptical about the intention and also this, i think strategy behind the u. s. direction in foreign policy in terms of elevating the ties with time one. we're good to from being in the background. what does sorry we're expect from the meeting room speaker mccarthy. so we have to know that this is likely going to be the last trip that she is going to make to the us as a sitting time w

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u. s. policies and from the u. s. may be interest. so we see that it's also a reflection. what we see between now syria and saudi arabia. it's also a reflection of then you will see in your strategy, maybe all the a of the saudi due to the world and also to syria. we read also about that that, that the u. s. were was not very happy with these every connection between syria and, and the out up countries. but there is no, no other way. if these 3 girls consolation of their, of their relation between syria and the other countries. if it, it will not be done. all that asian is in danger. saudi arabia are also restoring diplomatic ties with a delegation from sharon, arriving in saudi arabia. i'll see contributes that use after lolly has more details. and they're wanting delegation and technical delegation from iran visited to saudi arabia was announced by the one in foreign ministry that delegation arrived in the capital real war. it is expected to follow up on the implementation of the piece, the old between one and saudi arabia, which was quenched in the chinese capital beiji

u. s. president might be a breach of protocol. it is with some pride and no exaggeration, that the irish government describes relations between dublin and washington as very, very warm and a relax looking. joe biden clearly feels he is among friends here. but thursdays agenda also serve to emphasize the serious issues and ongoing challenges that both countries share poll brennan, al jazeera doublet, brazil's president luther nasty alluded to, silva is expected to meet china's neatness using pink shortly, taking out some live pictures. so these coming from bay ging, where lula is on a state visits, the 2 leaders are expected to find ways to for the boost political and economic ties. china is brazil biggest trading partner, the war in ukraine, also on the agenda, which kimber is falling, that visit from uncle paul. there are expectations that president lula will present to president. she the idea of being what's being dubbed as a piece, club of nations, 2 together work on mediating between russia and ukraine over the long running wa

u. s. is also making similar moves with japan, and china says that it's being surrounded. do you think that beijing's concerns are justified? absolutely, beijing's concerns are justified. the u. s. has put a ring of military bases around china and it has made set up this august pact which canada is in favor of that we were so notified in response to a parliamentary petition. our coalition submitted to the government against caucus, but the parliamentary silk secretary mister oliphant says ok, it's is complimentary to canada's role in the pacific and that role is odd according to its new. ready indo pacific strategy to spend about half a $1000000000.00 to send more warships to, to follow. busy along like ugly little ducklings behind the u. s. warships that sale between china and taiwan in the most provocative manner. and to build that a to increase the 5 ice intelligence neck worked capability in eastern asia. and finally, to help out other countries build up their ra, military resources in the asia pacific region, such as south korea, japan and india to be used as tools are

u. s. leaders to smack down countries. they don't like sanctions may be rendered useless, as we see ongoing landmark, political and economic shifts. we won't have to talk about sanctions in 5 years because there be so many countries transacting and currencies other than the dollar, that we won't have the ability to sanction them. so who is actually responsible for this? well, the united states can only really point fingers that itself. the real threat was the unprecedented economic sanctions that joe biden was allowed to. in fact, encouraged to impose those sanctions. you'll recall we're supposed to hurt russia. but even in march of last year, it seemed obvious they were gonna hurt united states, much more than they hurt russia. here's what we said 13 months ago. we should prepare to lose our position as holder of the world's reserve currency. these policies have driven russia. china, india, turkey, and other countries to accelerate their flight from the u. s. dollar. now to be clear, that's the majority of the global economy. this may be the most reckles

there will be no place for the u. s . a unilateral policy, and instead a new multi polar world system is taken for the united states is losing its foothold in the region. and many and more and more countries are turning away from the united states on even we see that countries such as france is starting to think that it would be better if they remain independent from the united states. and we see that countries like brazil, columbia are jumping on the bandwagon are joining the new unified front formed by russia, iran in china in ditching the us dollar. and instead, using their own national currency is in their economic transactions. so this is why nasr cannon, he said there's not going to be any place for the us and for the washington or unilateral policy any more. what's interesting is the role played by china in this regard. as you know, it was 1st, china, which abroad the 2 sides together, sat and talk and decided to bury the hatchet after 7 years of frosty relations between $2.00 to $1.00 and re all the to size are at

u. s. justice department has launched an investigation into the leak of what appear to be classified intelligence reports . the documents relate to russia's war and you and have been uploaded to social media sites. reports purportedly from the pentagon suggest the u. s. has been spying on both russia and ukraine's military and gathering intelligence on its nato allies. us officials say russia or pro russian supporters are likely behind the leak. frank lead, which is a former british military intelligence officer. i asked him how we know these documents are authentic, given all the disinformation in conflict. well, good evening. we don't know that there. authentic is. yeah. so, but there are some reason to be good. for instance, the 1st of what you've already mentioned in the pentagon is requested, the justice department on a date will have ordered its own inquiry. they've asked the justice department the, i'd like to look at to the counter intelligence aspect of it. so what the of the american certainly wants us to believe, probably correctly, that these are authentic. now, also it's worth saying

u. s. policies and from the u. s. may be interest. so we see that it's also a reflection. what we see between now syria and saudi arabia. it's also a reflection of the new policy and new strategy, maybe over a over saudi to the world and also to syria. we read also about that that, that the u. s. were was not very happy with these every connection between syria and the other countries, but there is no, no other way. if these recalls consolation of the other relation between syria and the other countries, it will not be done all that, that region is in danger. meanwhile, iran on saudi arabia, also restoring diplomatic ties. the delegation forms are on arriving saudi arabia, archie, contributor, you said jol ali has more details and they're wanting delegation of technical delegation from iran visit a saudi arabia was announced by the a wanting foreign ministry. that delegation arrived in the capital re all were it is expected to follow up on the completion of the piece, the old beginning of on install, the irregular which was flinched in the chinese capital beijing back in e

the fall as an announcements of multilateral drills to be held by the u. s . japan and south korea to counsel what they call the elected north korean threats . versus conducted missile launches until pedals, s as pots of those drills, according to the nation's defense minister. i'll teach dakota census this report. welcome aboard the crown jewel of rushes, far east fleets, the mighty marshal shop. ashley cub for soviet made multi purpose frigate fully loaded with anti ship rockets, long range, tactical missiles, anti air artillery batteries, and high powered torpedoes. today, this colossal ship is answering the defense ministries call to snap naval drills, intended to test the far east fleets combat readiness in the event of an enemy attack. ah . to put it skills to the testy marshal shop, a sneak of is preparing for anti submarine drills using helicopters to seek and identify targets in the water as well as anti naval planes for close air support. it's also locking and loading its artillery for massive firing drills against assimilated enemy and we're going

the areas started to be the location where the u. s. u. k. france. i'm china, are extracting their envoys from the rapids support forces which are actively fighting against the nation's military. currently, control the airports, fierce fighting broke out and sudan last saturday between the nations army and the rapid support forces paramilitary group. over 400 people have been killed and 3700 injured since the classes began. according to the world health organization. our forces claim they've captured dozens of you, denise army vehicles and the equipment in the east nile province. on saturday. this footage shows our fighters celebrating the acquisition with guns blazing in the air, the parabolic that vehicles that 60 vehicles were seized and 10 others were destroyed. earlier this week, both sides announce say 72, our truth, an honor of islamic holiday. however, according to a sudanese army general, the truth was breach. before it started. i would not all that should consider the humanitarian situation of people in hospitals in children, infants, if we

u. s. dollars status as their world. reserve currency risk being undermined by washington's push. first sanctions, the rare admission coming from the u. s. creation 2nd with from moscow to the world. this is our pleasure to have your company for then use our. my name's neil. okay, we will get to those headlines stories in just a moment, but 1st, some breaking news coming in to us on that program. vladimir putin has visited the headquarters of the national guard boss stalk in the loop, ganske republic, and the headquarters of russian forces in the her son regional this information coming in to us from the presidential press service. the president was given to ational at reports by commanders in those areas under follows around a month ago, the russian leader making an on points quote, working trip to more. are you polar that surprised? it was the 1st time love him or had visited the don't boss reaching the fact to brooke, where from you frame 9 years ago. so more information on this, it will be emerging in the coming hours. so we will, of course, bring it to you that russian leader

u. s. might be losing its influence around the world. american families are being decimated by the worst inflation in half a century. and joe biden is let us to the very brink of world war 3. we're very close and they're only talking about nuclear weapons lies chairman of the shanghai center for room pac international studies. nelson walk, believes the political struggles in the u. s. have nothing to do with democracy and everything to do with the interest of unseen elites. there are a lot of happenings now in the us, particularly in view of the upcoming election next. what they call it a democracy is actually something to for the general public. there is only interest of a political party, all the forces behind it that matters. it's not actually a democracy that they are talking about publicly in know, so they are exposing themselves, it's becoming evident that more and more countries and now losing their faith and confidence in the u. s. or in other words, the u. s. approach or it's expectation to seek well dominance by forcing others

u. s. officials ward, it could be just the tip of the iceberg. as paging takes ever more drastic steps to stay about criticism, no matter the place, no matter the time. the world snooker championship was temporarily suspended in sheffield england after a month on monday after protesters crashed at the tournament. robert milton's and joe perry were playing their 1st round match when a protest her jumped on the table and emptied the bag of orange powder. eventually staff managed to stop him and protesters will remove my security. the group just off oil claimed responsibility. and meantime in the champions league, quarter final, it resumes on tuesday with a tally inside napoli, looking to overturn their one nell deficit after losing a way to ac milan in the 1st leg. but this time around napoli will have siri a's leading goals for victor. ahmed hen, back a striker, has for 25 goals. so far this season. also hoping to claw their way back our premier league side. chelsea who trailed spanish giants rail madrid to nil after the 1st leg. if chelsea when f

u. s. intelligence of u. s. over u. s. spying disconcertingly be described as surprising. it is not very often that you have the chance to actually look into these classified documents. but from our political standpoint, from a government standpoint, i wouldn't necessarily describe the most surprising. i would rather describe the most very problematic for us authorities. not only do they consider that this, these documents have a potential risk to national security, but they're also looking into reducing the damage caused by these documents. when it comes to some of their key alliances. you already mentioned some of those country country. so you can certainly see that the u. s. administration is trying to work hard in crisis mode if you will, to try and reduce the damaged cause by these documents. but from a general perspective, you can certainly describe these documents. these leaks as being surprising. and it is a sensitive type of washington as a rallies, allies around the world in the face of increased russian aggression and chinese pastoring. and when moscow and beiji