there is some noise now, particularly from the u. s. c, u k. also making some noises that they may deliver these weapons. these multi rocket launches, as they're known. these are the acronym, actually i'm not that good with weapons. the, the multi rocket launch is that, that go to a 300 kilometers into the distance. that is what is going to be able to help them hold back the russian troops and push them back. what the time frame that zalinski is possibly talking about is that this is going to turn into a war of attrition. that this war could just grind on him. you crime for such a long time. there may not be that much movement. but without these big weapons, ukraine will struggle to push them back. now obviously we will know that for weeks the messaging out of keith was it was actually one of confidence and strengthened over the last few days. the situation seems to have deteriorated drastically. is it that bad or do you think part of it could also be calculation and key if that, that appearing weaker could increase the sense of urgency in berl

what essentially is the u. s. c of influence and that could precipitate a dramatic collapse in the use of the u. s. dollar, and also the euro. now such a decision could also back for, for the you functions of course can be challenged in court. you course and the book doesn't have a great record of winning such cases. ukraine's former president janet cove and egypt with president mubarak, both one sanction related to seats against you. meaning the idea of spending rushes seized money could be just a lot of water show levinsky or t, paris a mid ukraine conflict, thousands of people have sought refuge in neighboring russia. that is, despite intimidation by the key of government echoed in western mainstream media saying that that move could be dangerous and she's going to start off comments. nothing good awaits you. in russia, the message sent to ordinary ukrainians couldn't have been clearer. i appeal to our citizens who are preparing for the evacuation today. we have just received information that the occupiers may be

what essentially is the u. s. c of influence and that could precipitate a dramatic collapse in the use of the us dollar and also the euro. now such a decision could also back fire for the you. sanctions of course, can be challenged in court. you courts and the book doesn't have a great record of winning such cases. ukraine's former president jana colvin. egypt for president mubarak both won sanction related lou seats against the new meaning the idea of spending rushes seized money could be just a lot of hotter challenge, even skin r t. paris that those are for me. i'll be back in just under 29 minutes. this is our change national guard, have you with us ah ah ah ah ah ah ah. hello and welcome to cross not we're all things considered. i'm funeral about 77 years ago. fascism in europe was bank, which the price paid for this victory was staggering. that experience remains part of russia's political and historical dna to this day. on this edition of the program, we discussed why big today is honored in russia and largel

i was over here last name r o z u s c o n d o n c a bus, my buddy, a leased up. no other fema. ah, no. when i was showing wrong, when i just don't know, i have to say out. his name becomes the african engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. with rising prices for groceries in essential goods, panic, and hyde. this leads to empty shelves in supermarkets and retail profiteering, despite the fact that sanctions have been imposed on one country, only russia, people in different parts of the world are feeling the impact, the so called unilateral sanctions have a boomerang effect on the countries that have imposed them or banding all in ports of russian oil and gas. emmys, russian oil no longer be accessible us porch and american people will deal another powerful blow to tune. warmish. ah, i say, i'll say natural gas companies are making rapid wanting, which is what i'm air force lead right to was car back to new jersey to new york. so i'm spend a lot of money. but again, if we're $35.00, get enough will appeal inv

what essentially is the u. s. c of influence and that could precipitate a dramatic collapse in the use of the u. s. dollar, and also the euro. now such a decision could also back fire for the new sanctions, of course, can be challenged in court. you courts and the book doesn't have a great record of winning such cases. ukraine's former president janet cov itch and egypt for president mubarak both won sanction related lou seats against you. meaning the idea of spending rushes seized money could be just a lot of hotter challenge, even skin r t. paris. that does it for me this hour i will be back in, let's say 34 minutes for another full and freshly new. so with this is our international ah ah ah, ah ah, for the all new business and a b, e l does not assume zine. yeah. americans green when you go through it, it's just such an upgrade to the ceiling and provide you with stuff such and sure. of course, it was not a different sort of info with them to throw in your story with joshua st. louis. this is jim meadows. i'm los

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u. s. a wrong decision, for example, $911.00. and before that of or that was in of one is the 40 years in a one is on the u. s. c. it will allow foreign investment in a part of syria, not control by the countries government. washington out at that, issuing such licenses for companies to operate in the countries. ne won't contravene americans sanctioned the united states intends in the next few days to issue a general license to facilitate private economic investment activity and non regime held areas liberated from isis in syria. north east, syria which borders turkey and iran contains significant all reserves and agriculture loved the country has been in a state of civil war since 2011 with washington pushing for the removal of president bashar assad government. the u. s. has also imposed sanctions on damascus, which is blocked investment in syria. crippling the rebuilding of the country. independent journalist and writer vanessa bailey say the u. s. has plunging syria into her words, a lawless of this. you know, the us things 1011 has done nothing but far international or inside syria. the unilateral sanctions

u. s. economy. merican families can now expect that in addition to the rising cost of food and the rising cost of gas, their electricity bills will also be getting higher and higher kayla bobbin r c new york. and just on this story, economist an ortho richard waltz police, even if the u. s. proclaims have been politically, it could still find other ways to import the needed energy resource from russia. if mr. biden believe that the support of the sanctions program against russia would improve his chances in the election in november. i think he has been disappointed in many sanction programs, the export in country, in this case, russia and the importing country. in this case, the united states can and often do the, they did the whole business by using 3rd countries, add to work a deal whereby russia sells the uranium somewhere else, and they sell it to another party and then it sells it to the united states. this is, has been very common in the past, and that may well be how this gets worked out. in reality, in the coming months. i volunteer fighters are joining russian forces in the city of what it pays no, and where there's been heavy battle to run this aria chemical plant ukrai

what essentially is the u. s. c of influence and that could precipitate a dramatic collapse in the use of the us dollar and also the euro. now such a decision could also back for, for the e. u. sanctions of course, can be challenged in court in you court and the book doesn't have a great record of winning such cases. ukraine's former president janet cove rich and egypt fuller. president mubarak both won sanction related lou seats against the new meaning the idea of spending rushes seized money could be just a lot of hot air show that even sky all t paris with 90 percent of the votes counted ferdinand marcos has taken the lead. the philippines presidential election, he is the son of an ousted former president who had come to power more than 50 years ago. the elder ford and marcos was president for more than 2 decades from 1965 until he was deposed in 1986. for nearly a decade. he ruled under martial law until millions of filipinos rose up in protest against his government. now 3 decades later, the marcos family appea

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u. s. investment in russia. their trade with russia. 10 times what us trade was, their german trade with the u. s. so how does c u. s. break this? turn it around, smash and they are willing to smash the e. u. absolutely. who was both a competitor and an ally, and use the nato military machine to do it. so there, sir, let me, let me jump in here. i want to go, i want to give tad the last word here that i did. the cynic in me says the pentagon in the military industrial complex, they need a replacement for the afghan. could they lost in afghanistan? 40 seconds, go ahead. i absolutely agree, but i want to make one quick point about nato peter, which is that it does operate by consensus that may seem like just lip service. but it is a fact that if entre wants to break consensus on, for example, sweden and finland joining the alliance, they can do so. and no one can shop there. but ted, well, while we have the time to have the time hang on by the why don't you think that everyone is just wants to make a deal? that's what he always wants. that's yeah, yeah, of course. let's make a deal and he's going to do one of the

u. s. a. c. b, pakistan's prime minister has claimed that he is ready to so quote the clothes off his back to buy food for people in need. as the south asian country struggles with surgeon prices for wheat flour, i repeat my words. i will sell my clothes and give people the cheapest wheat flour . i solemnly declare to you that i would give my life to put this country on the past to prosperity and development. violent protests rock pakistan last week, and support of the recently outed prime minister in non con, the unrest has only intensified following the government's decision to increase fuel prices in a bid to unlock funding from the international monetary fund. com and his supporters want new elections after the national parliament appointed his successor without a popular vote. con says that the u. s. orchestrated a coup against him claim washington has denied shahida this author and dean at the institute of business management and pakistan thinks that the new prime minister is trying to show

w correspondent, m u n. s c for reporting from the live in western ukraine. i'm here, thank you very much. nearly 100 ukrainian soldiers have arrived in germany to begin training on german built howitzers that will be used to fight russian troops in ukraine. thou answers are highly precise, long range artillery. a canons mounted on tract vehicles can hear targets up to 40 kilometers away. 7 of them will be sent from germany to ukraine. a shipment of heavy artillery and training of ukrainian soldiers marks a change of course for the german government which had previously been reluctant to supply arms to ukraine. the pro business f d p, which is part of a chance or ella shaw says the governing coalition. earlier i spoke to one of their key voices on defense, mr. alexander miller. and i asked him what different 7 houses will make to the ukraine war effort? i so system, the ukraine asked the most the highest priorities they had when the ukrainians come to us to the government and say we need weapons then the how it, what they are priority number one. so i'm sure

u. s . intelligence agency, the c. i a says he's convinced vladimir putin is doubling down on the wood ukraine . william ben says despite the resistance from.

u. s coast and they just bombed it. they use the american who headed up the o. s. c mission at that time, william walker. he cried genocide after several bodies who discovered in red check . as it turned out later, these were not civilians but militants. they dressed them as civilians and laid out their bodies. similar to how things are staged in boots at nick kit on april the 23rd this year. the same technique. and it works even when it's not too convincing . they don't need to convince anyone they bomb the yugoslavia. they recognize conservation dependence, breaking all o c principles. and then they said, this is how it's going to be. by the way, after the referendum in crimea, they said no cost of self determination is right. but crimea self determination is wrong. in 2003, the us decided that another country, 10000 kilometers away, post the threat to america, iraq. they showed a vial with teeth powder, i think poor collin pow late to complain that he had been set up by his intelligence agencies. in several years later, tony blair admitted, yes, we made a mistake, but oh, well, what are you going to d

u. s. remarks. have actually taiwan has a unique part of chinese territory. hello monkey taiwan is purely a matter of china's internal affairs. social, we will not stand for foreign interference. c, u. s. has long pursued a policy of strategic ambiguity, 21. not promising outright whether it would come to the islands defense if it were attacked by china. president biden said in tokyo that china was already flirting with danger, by conducting military exercises so close to taiwan. german chancellor, olaf schultz is on a 3 nation trip to africa. his 1st up in the synagogue was followed by nisha in west africa. she visited german troops, training local special forces to fight islamist militants. his 1st visit to the continent as chancellor will end in south africa data please. chief political editor, michaela christner is travelling with the german chancellor. his her report. all assaults is made a point of visiting democracies only on his 1st africa trip. and he's right now making a point behind me by visiting the troops that are being trained by germans here. and he said they are here to provide more security in an increasingly de stabilized region. just 80 kilometers from here i

u. s. intelligence agency at the c. i a says he's convinced vladimir putin is doubling down on the when ukraine william bands says despite the resistance from ukrainian forces, the russian president is not willing to lose. he added the patient has been stewing for years and as may surveys had by grievance ambition and insecurity. i think he's in a frame of mind in which he doesn't believe he can afford to lose. so the stakes are quite high in this phase, and in, in the east of ukraine. as you know, you cranes, military with support, you know, from the west continues to resist. but i don't think this means that, you know, putting is, is deterred at this point because he's stake so much on the choice that he made to launch this invasion that i think he's convinced right now the doubling down still will enable him to make progress. let's get more in this. mark. fitzpatrick is associate fellow with the international institute teacher studies. he's a former deputy assistant secretary of stacy joins us via the washington d. c

u. s. d c, the centralized, stable coins accompany is behind the stable coin that is saying it has that amount in cash reserves. so that is the purpose is that you find so up into an outage enable glendale because it's connected to that door. let that yet a date. let me just bring in a new voice here into the conversation. i got it. i'm going to share this thought with you about it because i came, is a nigerian who has founded his own quick toes currency. and he looks remarkably calm. this is what he told us a few hours ago. we shouldn't be surprised about what we just witnessed. most, especially when we talk about the factors that things added to the lives and the geopolitical system in the world. we live in today when we look out that russian cromwell dios, i think it is around the backlash. alyssa, from the west, the sanctions to embargo the buck and fall, and also were a little coffee inflation rates. the rising flesh on it's post creek. and so the, this mound perspective, these are some of

u. s. d c, the centralized, stable coins accompany is behind the stable coin that is saying it has that amount in cash reserves. so that is the purposes that you've gotten so up into an out of variable glendale because it's connected to that dollar that yet a date. let me just bring in a new voice here into the conversation. i'm gonna, i'm gonna share this thought with you about it because i came, is a nigerian who has founded his own, quit toes currency, and he looks remarkably calm. this is what he told us a few hours ago. we shouldn't be surprised about what we just witnessed. ah, most especially when we talk about the factors that explains added to the lives under the geopolitical system in the world. we live in today. when we look up there, russia, you. cromwell, dear satellite, is around that backlash, the switch from the west, the sanctions to embargo the back and forth. and also where we look at the inflation rate. the rising fletcher it's post queried. and so this is in mound perspecti

u. s. i c on summit to take honors and issues like public health and the climate crisis together. this week, 7 oscio countries became founding members of the end of the civic economic framework . and we're building bridges among our no pacific and european partners, including by inviting asian allies to the nearest summit in madrid, next month, or enhancing peace and stability in the in the pacific. for example, with the new security partnership between australia, the united kingdom, and the united states, known as office and worldly countries in the region and around the world, defeat coven 19. today the united states is provided nearly $20000000000.00 to the global pandemic response. that includes more than 540000000 doses of safe and effective vaccines donated not sol with no political strings attached on our way to 1200000 doses worldwide. and we're coordinating with a group of 19 countries in a global action plan to get shots in the arms. as a result of all of this diplomacy, we are more aligned with partners across the in the pacific. and we're working in a more coordinated

u. s. intelligence agency, the c i a says he's convinced vladimir putin is doubling down on the war ukraine. william band says despite the resistance from ukrainian forces, the russian president is not willing to lose. i think he's done a frame of mind in which he doesn't believe he can afford to lose. so the sticks are quite high in this phase and east of ukraine. as you know, ukraine's military was support, you know, from the west, continues to resist. but i don't think this means that, you know, who is, who's deterred at this point because he sticked so much on the choice that he made to launch this intrusion that i think he's convinced right now the doubling down still will enable him to make progress a european union envoy will visit iran on tuesdays block, seeks to save the 2015 nuclear cord. talk survive the deal have been on hold since march taliban need is in afghanistan have ordered women to cover the entire body while in public. the decree came from the tele bounds, supreme leader that says if a woman refuses to cover her body from head to toe, a father or male relative can be se

the plan will use various routes to maneuver around russian blockades of the black c u. s. president joe biden has visited buffalo and new york state. or a gunman shot dead 10 people just days ago. police are investigating the attack as a racist hate crime. the president and 1st lady met with community leaders and very families. the suspect is an 18 year old accused of white supremacists, sympathies, he attacked the grocery store and a predominantly african american neighbourhood. 11 of the 13 people struck by gunfire were black. in an emotional speech, the precedence urge americans to reject what he called the poison of white supremacy. in america. evil will not win. i promise hey, will not prevail. white supremacy will not have the last word. what happened here is simple, straightforward terrorism. terrorism domestic carriers, d w, washington bureau chief innes pole, wasn't buffalo for the president's visit. the 1st place president wide visitor during today's trip to buffalo was a little memorial next to the supermarket right behind me when 18 year old man killed 10 peop

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u. s. coast, and they just bombed it. they use the american who headed up the o. a c mission at that time, william walker, he cried genocide after several bodies who discovered in red check. as it turned out later, these were not civilians but militants. they dressed them as civilians and laid out their bodies. similar to how things were staged in boots at nick care on 8 for the 23rd this year. the same technique. and it works even when it's not too convincing . they don't need to convince anyone they bomb the yugoslavia. they recognize conservation dependence, breaking all our c principles. and then they said, this is how it's going to be. by the way, after the referendum in crimea, they said no cost of self determination is right. but crimea self determination is wrong in 2003, the us decided that another country, 10000 kilometers away, post the threat to america, iraq. they showed a vial with powder, i think poor column power lay to complain that he had been set up by his intelligence agencies. in several years later, tony blair admitted yes, we made a mistake, but

the coupling of integration processes include more and more territory easily. aside from the e, u and the s c o. these organizations have also sign memorandums of mutual understanding with the c. and this is the so called great the eurasia project, the re, from partnership that will connect the whole continent. president putin spoke about the russia as the in some 6 years ago. and this project is taking shape based on real processes on the ground. it has a purely eurasian aspect to it. many arab nations are interested in collaborating with the s c, where all of the other leading sub regions of our great continent represented the substances positive alliances that don't seek rivalry with anybody of becoming a global trend. the membership of bricks proves that brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa, all saudi friends in argentina, expressed similar interest in this organization. the foreign minister of valentina has declared the nation's intent to become a full member of breaks. the preparation for its next summit is under way, which will feature an outreach formats, a dozen countries d

c, c, while the u. s. isn't party to the court anyway. the trump administration actually went as far as going out sanctions against i. c. c. officials back in 2020 all because they plan to investigate the u. s. and its allies of, or allegations of war crimes in afghanistan. so what justification did they give for those things? the president will not allow american citizens to be prosecuted by foreign bureaucrats. and he will not allow other nations to dictate our means of self defense. so it's. 6 ok for america to pursue and prosecute foreign citizens around the world as they see fit. but if america is alleged means of self defense, violate international law. and accountability is strictly off limits. american exceptionalism at its finest in washington. rachel blevins, r t. the senate's plans have come as the state department has launched a new program to analyze evidence of alleged war crimes in ukraine. the state department has said the program will initially cost $6000000.00 and will examine satellite imagery as well as information shar

c the u. s . the e u and the u. n. have o back calls for a full investigation into kelly. at before we got his reminder of the top story, we're following for the sal, ukrainian forces appear close to climbing, victory of rushes, attempt to take the 2nd largest city hockey. western military analysts say russian troops were withdrawing from areas around the city due to limited reinforcements, and he pretty encountered an attack a fit for now coming up as long as means football tennis that has been struggling, that the women are the best in europe after the break before with it's not a question of whether the next crisis will come, but only when and how the media will deal with it. how can we stay focused on what is important shaping to morrow now. exploring.

c the u. s. the e u and the un have o back calls for a full investigation into her kelly. get only as jerusalem correspondent anna grandma was at st. joseph's hospital. when is ready, police charge the pall bearers and told us more about what she saw. well, city there were disturbing season. we were reporting on that in the early afternoon . we were actually waiting outside the gate off the st. joseph's hospital in east jerusalem in the neighbourhood of shakes at a very residential neighborhood here inside of where people waving a punishing morning, waving palestinian flax and one said the cost could actually appeared. the police that was there in high presence around the hospital, suddenly charged in there was mounted police that was pushing the people and also the price outside in all directions. they charged in the heard a stun grenades. and then you could see on the videos, some of the mourners being clapton that this is so shocking as scenes of the pole there is almost a topping, a casket, a serene. now the police released afterwards. a statement of saying that the mo