u. s. built in a country, it poured trillions of dollars into that has become the picture of the u. s. war on terror. proving that no matter how many lives are lost, how much money is wasted, and how many countries are occupied by us troops. it won't bring it to the existence of terrorism. and in many cases it's all of those factors that make the spread of terrorism, even worse. when you, thanks for joining us here in nazi international. we're back at the top of the out with all the very latest. ah, no mm. to come to the russian state. will never be as tight as on the nose landscape with within the $50000.00. okay. so mine is 2000 speedy. when else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state aunt, rush up to date and school, or t sputnik. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with me. ah, yes. now i can you give me if it's deploy box near to nancy in urban group. kim's, in a book that probably natalie, she's the radius of a young showcase in. i'm gonna let them know that sounds good. it's a, it's a boiler. why is it w boy? ah, ah, that's

u. s. built in a country it porn trillions of dollars into that has become the picture of the u. s . war on terror. proving that no matter how many lives are lost, how much money is wasted, and how many countries are occupied by u. s. troops. it won't bring an end to the existence of terrorism. and in many cases it's all of those factors that make the spread of terrorism, even worse. surging multi polarity, iran's foreign minister has met with molly's government during a trip to africa in which the 2 countries agree to boost economic and defense ties . molly has praised iranian efforts to confront western sanctions with a terrain official emphasizing the fight back. the west nonsensical sanctions policy has failed, and nations will move forward with perseverance, stability, and self confidence. molly's foreign minister praise the rounds efforts to expand relations with african countries stressing that while other states seat domination, iran pursues cooperation. the minister said that the 2 countries will intensify. mutual cooperation in economics, technology, science, and defense

u. s. built space launch system will get its 1st fully extraterrestrial test. europe is responsible for the service module for the iranian space ship. the module will supply the astronauts capsule with air, power, and propulsion. until now, nasa has only developed such mission critical components in the us. the new rocket must be capable of handling crude missions. so dummies have been used during testing. the figure is measure exposure to lunar radiation and the effectiveness of space suits once in low orbit. the upper stage should set a ryan on course for the moon. some 4 days after launch or ryan should reach the moon. the european service module will fire its engine several times to set the space ship into orbit to data. 02134 over a ryan should then circle the moon for 6 days in an elliptical orbit. 20 days from launch. the spaceship will again fire its engines to return to earth. first facing the challenge of re entry into the atmosphere at 40000 kilometers an hour. the heat shield will hav

u. s. built camp leah, it pledged all residence would be resettled within $365.00 days. but when evacuees are denied us visas, it raises a red flag and washington is having trouble finding other countries to take them. going back to afghanistan would mean certain death for many asked what the options may be for these residents. the state department offered no clarity, each vetting process is done on a case by case basis. and that's ongoing for those who remain there. that leads the problem unco suppose, doorstep, pristine. it has agreed to extend the one year deadline, but that's not the only issue. there are evacuate, who do not have, who have not been given visas to go on to the united states. and will you accept these people to stay in kosovo? if they do not find 3rd countries, so it's a humanitarian duty. on the other hand is due to towards our allies and partners and friends. oh, of course, 1st of all, united states to help when they are in need. and her we will continue to do so. this is not a reassuring answer for those afghans who believed camp leah was just to l

u. s. built in a country, it poured trillions of dollars into that has become the picture of the u. s. war on terror. proving that no matter how many lives are lost, how much money is wasted, and how many countries are occupied by us troops. it won't bring an end to the existence of terrorism. and in many cases it's all of those factors that make the spread of terrorism, even worse. the fall out from the sanctions against russia over the conflict in ukraine has turned europe into quote, the 3rd world of the western world economies. that's according to an article recently published and forbes magazine. it comes as figures show european stock markets are down a full 22 percent compared to last year. r t contributor rachel mars then gives her take on the situation terribly. it's investors who are starting to wonder whether the european union is on the verge of becoming the 3rd world of western economies. according to that forbes article, you really have to wonder why heads of state across the block are just sitting there, slack jawed, and just letting it happen. what's even more troubli

u. s . that built it up and continues to have a monitoring system, an auditing system. and there are additional safeguards that could be put in place . what has been proposed by the economists is that if not all the money were sent back in at once, that they'd be given out in tranches of maybe $200000000.00. see what is done with that money and stop it if it's not used for the right purposes. but there are plenty of ways to monitor this. it should not have taken a year and still we don't see any of that money being released. and at the same time, it's not only that money. us has told the i m f not to give of ghana spin hundreds of millions of dollars in special drawing rights. there is money belonging to afghanistan that's in the world bank that hasn't been released. so these are funds. there's another 2000000000 in europe that should be going back to afghanistan. if the president of the united states said that we want to help the african economy. and this would be done right away. instead, he's playing politics and doesn't want to be seen as soft on the taliban, especi

u. s. how speak has built that type paying 25 years. at the airport, she was greeted by taiwan foreign minister and stuff from the american institute in taiwan, the de facto u. s. embassy anti pe hi pace tools building also proclaimed its welcome. soon after her arrival, pelosi tweeted that her visit was part of an ongoing effort to support democracy against autocracy. comparing it to a trip to ukraine in april. but also after she touched down, there was swift condemnation from beijing. alan announcement that live ammunition drills would take place surrounding tie, one of the white house national security spokesperson, john kirby emphasize as the house for several days. there's been no change in policy. the u. s. does not support taiwanese independence and speaker pelosi was acting in our own capacity. united states will not and does not will not seek and does not want a crisis. we are prepared to manage wellbeing chooses to do. at the same time, we will not engage in saber rattling, however, some analysts say the beijing will not be rea

u. s. space agency nasa prepares to launch the most powerful rock it has ever built. the massive craft is part of a multi $1000000000.00 effort to send humans back to the movie. ah, i'm aaron tilton. welcome to the program driven chancellor. all of sholtes is facing criticism for a slow reaction to remarks made by the palestinian president mahmoud abbas during a visit to berlin. speaking at a press conference with the german chancellor on tuesday evening, abbas said that israel had committed quote 50 holocausts against palestinians, sparking in outpouring of anger. here in germany. the chancellor later said he was disgusted by the commons. but critics say he was too slow to respond. it was this moment at the very end of the press conference that caused outreach. now come on in since 1947 for taken back to the present day. and feel israel has carried out 50 massacre in melody for the for me, in 50 palestinian village of the elephant laura 50 massacres. 50 holocaust you and until to day every day, every day our people get killed by the israeli army. this about germany i

u. s. face agency, nasa plans to launch the massive rocket built to take astronauts back there. it's a risky endeavor in this 1st test, flight will be carried out without a crew. the goal is to send astronauts to live on the moon in preparation to one day send humans to march. well, here we are. we're going back to the moon, but we're going to live and learn and develop new technologies because we're eventually going to mars. in that expiration, we're going to learn new things and develop new thanks. that is gone to him. just as it's been under our space program, our lives here on earth ah, in the buddhist lee, good bye in munich, took on which and glad back looking to continue their perfect start to the season. after being drawn in the champions league against a barcelona side, featuring their recently departed superstar rabbit levin dorski byron were looking for show of strength there. but they came up against his stubborn glove box side with a keeper in top form, and could only manage a one all draw. take a look. ah, with robert levin, dusky set to return to the alley, an ser

u. s. base agency nasa plants to launch the massive rocket built to take astronauts back there is a risky endeavor. this 1st test flight will be carried out. unmanned goal is to send astronauts to live on the moon in preparation to one day sent humans onward to mars. well, here we are, we're going back to the moon, but we're going to live and learn and develop new technologies. because we're eventually going to mars. in that exploration, we're going to learn new things and develop new things that is going to just as it's been under our space program, our lives here on earth. that's all for now up next year, sports life. taking a look at the side that dominated bonus like a football for the last decade. you know, it, i know it that's fired, munich. statement for that and always stick with us. and visit dubuque. com for the latest. i mean book craft. i'll see you back here soon. niko is in germany to learn german pollution pinnacle. why not learn with him online, on your mobile and free the chef t w's, e learning course, nikos vague. mm.

u. s. space agency nasa plants to launch the massive rocket built to take astronauts back there. it's a risky endeavor. so this 1st test flight will be carried out without a crew. and the goal is to st. astronauts to live on the moon in preparation to one day. and humans to mars. well, here we are. we're going back to the moon, but we're going to live and learn and develop new technology sh. because we're eventually going to mars. in that expiration we're going to learn new things and develop new things that is going to improve just as it's been under our space program, our lives here on earth. awfully reapproved your life a little bit here on earth. that's all for now. if sports life taking a look at what the team that dominated bonuses football for the last decade, that is of course, byron munich. so stay tuned for that and stay tuned with us d. w more for you soon. i'm way bluecross. that's all for me. experiment with every day counts for us and for our planet global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation.

built up. this rather gloomy picture of the u. s. economy has up proven to be wrong. rob, it's not that inflation doesn't exist any more from one day or to another. i mean, you mentioned the aid and a half percent increase in comparison to a july of 2021. so that is still a quite an increase. we had certain early as areas like gasoline for example, or airline tickets that came down in the past month. but we had them other areas, housing for example, or especially for prices certain that saw the biggest increase since the late and 70 years. so not everything is a grid here over night, even if clearly it was some well coming news that we might have seen the tip or the top of the inflation iceberg under united states. but we did have also those unemployment figures last week, which were, you know, twice as good as where was being expected. so looking at are more likely that actually they might be able to get inflation, the u. s. under control, without it plunging into a recession. well, i mean, in general, i would say it's too early to say that the federal reserve has mi

u. s. space agency, nasa prepared to launch the most powerful rocket it has ever built. a mass of craft is part of a multi $1000000000.00 effort to send humans back to the moon. plus oscar nominated german filmmaker. welcome pay doesn't die is the aged 81 isn't made? his break through with the world war 2 ethnic just thought went on to direct a string of hollywood hits ah i'm the cough relates to our viewers on p b. s. in the united states and around the world. welcome german chancellor or last chance is facing criticism for his slow reaction to remarks made by the palestinian president mahmoud abbas during a visit to berlin. speaking at a press conference with the german chancellor on tuesday evening, abbas that israel had committed 50 holocausts against palestinians, sparking an outpouring of anger here in germany. the chancellor later said he was disgusted by the comments. but critics say he was too slow to respond. it was this moment at the very end of the press conference that caused outreach and somebody since 1947 for to come back to the present day. come feel is

u. s. has got a role here because we know that that goldman sachs is involved. we know the u. s. has, has had a plea bargain with one senior found built the, the key manager for that for that area of the world. so, you know, there's, there's, there's an aspect, so there's evidence being handled by the us. it's probably being turned over, confronted with, with malaysia, out of the whole thing there, the, the, it, you know, who's, who's to, who's to say that he's correct. and then he got, this is his, we're, who's the say that he's not misled. you know, it's the government, the bringing the case, the government probably backed by the u. s. government that's providing whatever evidence being you he has an uphill battle and then the question is, was the judge actually biased? the thing? so that's another question on that. and a new chinese government, me, me highlighting american foreign policy failures is enjoying 37000 likes on twitter . that's as relations between the 2 countries continue to simmer on the back of controversial high level u. s. government visits that i pay everyone needs a clear understanding of himself, said as a natio

built to enter the country. they are looking for safe havens like the u. s. and so turkey is still sailing straight towards the currency crisis. and it is very likely that it is going to be a becoming a larger economic crisis in the near future. okay, adelia cim from constance university applied sciences. thank you so much for joining us. i'm bringing your insights. thank you. to uganda now, where the government has invested over $50000000.00 in electric mobility through a public for to motive manufacturer, care and boaters. corporation started as a student projects, but 10 years later is begun commercial production with some pretty innovative designs. boarding uganda's 1st electric bus that jumped on the locally designed the 49 seater for must a bunch of petition. when a full single judge, the kola bus can cover up to 300 kilometers in our for an average for the shift. we can no longer afford to wait for the future and then we say all can now everyone else is producing electric, godless as a jump on board and produce we have to start now so that by that time

they were originally built as bunkers in the 1970s. officials say they will no longer be allowed for residential purposes . former u. s. president donald trump has said he will not oppose the release of the warrant . that enabled epi agents to search his florida estate last. earlier this week, the u. s. attorney general has asked a judge to unseal the warrant, which would allow authorities to publish the list of items at b i. agents took from the property. the search of trumps mar logo of property has left many people including lawmakers asking for clarity an unprecedented week in american politics. took another unexpected turn. attorney general merrick garland moving to make public documents about the ongoing investigation into donald trump. the justice department is filed a motion in the southern district to florida to unseal a search warrant and property receipt relating to a court approved search that the f b i conducted earlier this week. that search was a premises located in florida, belonging to the former president. republicans have called the rate a partisan moved and a misuse of the justice department with t

built for the current. so probably going bad my home if you can walk away parts of the u. s. have been in a prolonged drought, but sudden down paused, don't help. the water runs off the hard, dry ground, often making flooding even more severe. climate change is making these extreme weather events more frequent. and the u. s. government response to recent natural disasters has been repeatedly criticized as inadequate. already, inundated the southwest states are bracing for more rain later this week. it's back to school for many kids around the world in the philippines, the new school year, significant as it the 1st time in the coven, 19 pandemic, that students are allowed back into the classroom. going back to school after a long summer break can be heart. the best of times, but for kids in the philippines, if the 1st time in 2 years, they've set food in the classroom. when the cove at 19 pandemic hit schools who shut their doors and switch to remote lessons on zoom. now students of returning for face to face lessons and they're eager to learn. ah, here again actually enjoy le

u. s. space agency nasa has begun preparations to launch the most powerful rocket it has ever built. the long delayed space launch system is part of a multi $1000000000.00 effort to return humans for the moon by the end of the decade. all as practice for future missions to mars enormous 90 a meter tall rocket is scheduled to undergo its 1st unmanned test. at the end of this just reminder of the tough story we're following for you this, our chance we're all up shouldered says he is disgusted after palestinian leader, muff motive mos on a visit to berlin, accused israel of committing, quote, 50 holocausts against his people. the statement has led to an outpouring of anger here and you're watching dw stuff, next 10, dw news, asia. why has a mysterious chinese ship packed with electronics? docked in sri lanka against the wishes of the u. s. and india? and will the world's biggest pop stars, korean boy band bts, be forced to put a pause on their careers to join the younger stay with this news. asia with melissa chand, all those through their stories. many more. i'm terry margin for me and

u. s. space agency nasa has begun preparations to launch the most powerful rocket it has ever built the long delayed base launch system as part of a multi $1000000000.00 effort to return humans to the moon by 2023 and his practice for future mission to mars. the enormous 98 meter tall rock at there, you can see it is scheduled to undergo its 1st unmanned test at the end of this month. and let's go straight to keith cowan. he used to work at nasa and is the editor of space ref dot com. thank you very much for joining us again. keith. almost 50 years after the last mission to the moon. what took us so long? well, look, i'm 67. i remember those missions, and i remember growing up as a boy, they said we're, we've always flown one person in space. let's go to the movie 9 years, get it, and then we'll go to mars in 1981. well, it never happened. so for some of us older folks we, it's okay, it's about time. but for more than half of the people on this planet, they'd never seen anybody walk in another world. so for them, it's a zip. it never happened before. so it's going to be kind of interest

deal, but he wants a deal that will secure the release of victor built sometimes called the merchant of death a pilot was jailed in the u. s. a fool, arms smuggling in arms, illegal arms tried and he's become a kind of caused to lever in russia a symbol of american trembling on the russians. right. and i suppose that button would like to get him back. we heard about that from time to time, from russian. diplomats and actually for american diplomats too. and i think that maybe maybe the future of greiner ah, revolves around the future of victor boots in, in american jail. i suspect it's going to be some kind of smoke also to add one more thing. it's not really a great p r for putting to keep a global basketball star in jail. he knows it doesn't work very well. and i think that there's going to be a some kind of deal. thank you. constantine detail, he's russia analyst konstantin. exit. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. cruise congress has refused to allow the president to leave the country. lawmakers denied petro castillo request to travel to columbia, ordering him to stay home

u. s. west coast is drying up at an alarming and growing pace. phoenix, arizona. up a city built in the desert, but with its abundance of green lawns, artificial lakes and fountains. there is no indication that water might be scarce here. phoenix is the fastest growing city in america and home to a booming high tech sector, and that makes it a particularly big consumer of water. phoenix is water comes from 450 kilometers away through a long distance pipeline system that runs right through the desert from lake powell . one of the 2 biggest reservoirs in the us, in total, some 40000000 people depend on this water. but the lake, which is filled by the colorado river, is at its lowest ever level. a development predicted by j familiarity with the help of satellite data. i was standing at the bottom of the new boat ramp. you can see that at no longer reaches, it just goes up to where these orange barriers are. so both can't be put in water over here. and if you take a look on google maps at my position right now, you'll see that just a few years ago, i would be under water it. so this

u. s. west coast is drying up and an alarming and growing pace. phoenix, arizona, a city built in the desert but with its abundance of green lawns, artificial lakes and fountains. there is no indication that water might be scarce here. phoenix is the fastest growing city in america and home to a booming high tech sector, and that makes it a particularly big consumer of water. phoenix is water comes from 450 kilometers away through a long distance pipeline system that runs right through the desert from lake powell . one of the 2 biggest reservoirs in the us, in total, some 40000000 people depend on this water. but the lake, which is filled by the colorado river, is at its lowest ever level. a development predicted by j familiarity with the help of satellite data. i was standing at the bottom of the new boat ramp. you can see that at no longer reaches, it just goes up to where these orange barriers are. so both can't be put in water over here. and if you take a look on google maps at my position right now, you'll see that just a few years ago, i would be under water it. so this is where we're

u. s military operation that killed the leader of al qaeda last weekend in afghanistan. u. s intelligence tracked the al qaeda leader and his family members to kabul. the us meant months studying his patterns even builthouse he was staying in before launch. being that attack. the experts say it could take our qaeda years to regroup. it would be very difficult for the organization to renew itself to name a new leader, a new leader that can be consensually accepted by all the organizations followers. the white house has the al qaeda leader was the only person killed in that drone strike. he was put in charge of the terror network after the death of osama bin laden. he was osama bin laden is right hand man for years and played a key role in planning the 9 11 attacks. the senate has passed the pact act, which expands medical care for veterans exposed to toxic burn pits in iraq and afghanistan. it now heads to the president's desk for his signature. that bill is among several that lawmakers are trying to get paid. fast ahead of the august recess, the reconciliation package that includes more than $400 billion in energy and climate investments, is also being prioritized ahead of the five week break from wa

u. s. continue to sore up, up up. wednesday's announcement from the white house takes a small nibble from the financial burden built by graduates who had to borrow money from the federal government to afford their education. about $27000000.00 people will have $20000.00 of their student debt. wiped away another $60000000.00 people will see their outstanding balance is diminished by $10000.00. president biden says this executive action makes good on his campaign promised to tackle student debt. all this means people who start finally crawl out from under that mountain, a debt to get on top of their rent utilities to finally think about buying a home or starting a family or starting to business. and by the way, when this happens, the whole economy is better off. there is some concern though, that taking this action will only make it more difficult to bring down the inflation from its current 40 year high in the u. s. and there's been criticism from both sides about whether this action is fair progressive, say that there really should have gone much further, or would have been better served, helping people who are low

u. s military, the area started to boom. the navy bought land and eventually builtthree bases by the end of the war 350,000 personnel worked, trained or were housed in dublin. throughout the 19 fifties and sixties, there was little development in dublin, but that started to change with the completion of interstate 5 86 80 in the late 19 sixties, the city of dublin wasn't officially incorporated until early 1982, and since then the population has exploded from 14,000 to the current 73,000 people living in dublin. and we're so happy to welcome the mayor of dublin here to our trip on the nine mayor melissa hernandez joining us live, you know, you and i are hoping not to get wet. but we have so many people behind us enjoying the wave. what is this part of dublin? the wave emerald glen park, in particular meant to your city. obviously it's been such great positive growth throughout our city, and many folks have been here in our city of dublin as residents have seen the growth and it's just been a positive growth with regards to sticking to the general plan in dublin beco

u. s. in new colony. i believe that overall is going to be realized. the main obstacle from what i can tell to the built in ro initiatives implementation is us meddling and us efforts to so violence, economic deprivation chaos across the formally colonized world. and an important piece of that demonize ation is portraying what china is doing as an equivalent to what us imperialism is doing. needs to portray china as neo colonial as exploitive as having alteri or motives for what it's doing wherever the united states deems necessary to. so conflict, it uses any means necessary to do so. the equivalent is happening in me m r, which was a u. s. neil calling and still in many ways is moving out to poland, where moscow has slammed that country decision to shut down. the russian exhibition at the outfits book and museum saying it's another attempt to raise the memory of the sacrifice. so if people made in world war 2, alpha canal is a former nazi death camp in southern poland way over a 1000000 people were killed in the war. the weight army liberated the site, which became one of the main symbols of the holoc

u. s. congress in generations, if one just boils the down health care, for example, it has built on the bombers affordable care act. it has streamlined it, it is a highly significant part of health legislation in its own right. then the issue of taxes, a 13 percent minimum tax on corporations funding the expenditure campaigned to come within the bull and also a pledge, according to the administration that nobody who earns under $300000.00 will have the taxes increased and then climate. this is certainly the most significant us legislation ever passed on the issue of climate billions of dollars move towards funding green energy throughout the country, reducing carbon levels to the 40 percent by 2030. but perhaps above all, what the signifies is that president by didn't now has a united policy behind him for him to get this piece of legislation through congress. he knew that most of the republicans would not support it. in fact, it went through the house on a purely partisan vote, but he needed to get closer to members of his own party with him. this he did after weeks and months of negot

to worry in which the outlet were built, that most western weapon sent to ukraine or failing to reach the front lines. the move comes off the key of launch down the u. s. tunnel with very well welcome to you. this is dorothy international with the latest world news update is good to happy with that we start with gauze where at least 44 people have been killed and hundreds wounded after 3 days of israeli bombing as strikes have ravaged residential neighborhoods on civilian infrastructure. in garza, his some of the latest virtues when the c, me a fragile seas fire between israel and the islamic jihad militant great is reportedly holding through monday. meanwhile, hospitals in guns flowing with civilian casualties for the city officials say some 650 buildings have been damaged over the past few days. his wants, some of the local court in the crossfire, had to say the suburbs without any warning, they targeted the area near the kuwaiti hospital. or, of course, it is a camp, crowded with children, women, and the elderly section. they targeted houses with 6 missiles, 6 houses were completely destroyed below for the attack was very terrifying. we ran away in

built. she's talking about the things you could really on and on with that chip act which has to do with semiconductor manufacturing, mostly in the u. s. which may not necessarily be a particular bonus for taiwan w. thank you very much. goverlan international editor of taiwan sauce, or want to bring in 20 chang, talking to us from bangkok, tony to find us not correctly. there are military exercises going on at the moment, involving about 5000 indonesian u. s. and other troops in the region. how do you think this visit is being regarded by the neighboring countries around taiwan and china? think everyone's watching very closely. they've been very aware of the pressure that's been been building up in the anticipation of this trip, whether widow would not go ahead. i think the fact that we've now got a huge amount of chinese military power deployed very close to taiwan will make people rather nervous. there is the potential for a clash, an accident of some sort, but i think they're also where the president biden has been speaking to. president sheeting thing was spoken of several times the last couple of weeks. and i think they are acute

approved an embargo built fan in the export of large diameter pipes used in the drew's bone oil pipeline to the ussr in the 1980s. a contract to supply 17000000 tons of grain to the u. s. i saw was canceled. this was america's response to the soviet union, sending troops to afghanistan, 50 countries going caught it, the summer olympics and moscow. and following an incident with a korean, boeing airflow was unable to operate flights to the united states for several years . sort of get the reward the i could say much shoes. go daughter or are you she and you're open, meaning you can, i mean she some said will opinion last year old. what of what my should need? your vision is a police different feed. she asked al nissan to source because it in the middle no, but our nor chelsea or should the yep or why we use or coordinate color i need i would seeing enough anita godson william with cdfa. not on a joke. my with no much thought of the miller with once one of the richest countries in latin america, venezuela has teetered on the verge of collapse with the last few years. a big boy laughing at eating. i want that in order for me to have. i had a good morning, e or you receiv

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