you know, last year it grew almost 3 and a half times and they reached reached about 35000000000 u. s. c, u. as d, a record record level of the lion's share belongs to oil and coal, and fertilizers and the metal supplies from russia. indian exports are still far behind. that is true. we're working in 10 in the intensely to balance it. it's important that there is a wide spread interest from private sector regional business boy and medium scale business is getting more active. the tourists flow to india shows promising dynamics and is increasing. oh, so the, the scope of opportunities for india to expand its presence in the, the russian market that has increased dramatically in almost all segments of industry. and it would be wise for the indian business to make use of them. no, russia has been a long time energy bought. no, all the india. do you see these spartans ship bar growing? i hope that it will continue and will expand and not only on the supplies front, where talking here about the expansion of joint investment projects in both countries, including the development of stockwell, w

as you know, last year it grew almost 3 and a half times and reached, reached about 35000000000 u. s. c. u. s. t. a record record level of the lion's share belongs to oil and coal, and fertilizers, and the metal supplies from russia. indian exports are still far behind. that is true. we're working in 10 in 10 sleep to balance it. it's important that there is a wide spread interest from private sector, a regional business, a small and medium scale business is getting more active. the tourists flow to india shows promising dynamics, and there's increasing so the scope of opportunities for india to expand its presence in the russian market that has increased dramatically in almost all segments of industry. and it would be wise for the indian business to make use of friday marks the 15th of declaration of independence from serbia. back then, no referendum was held. the subs living land, protesting the decision belgrade, denouncing it as illegal. but declaration and separatist movement could be gained. weiss was support from western powers. is how people who live through those of us describe

with china and russia, india does not need the u. s. c. u. s. that needs india authorities in nicaragua have released from jail more than 200 cru plotters. they had tried to, over through the central american nations government, back in 2018. and what was claimed to be a u. s. funded operation. it wasn't about negotiate in anything that has to be clear. we're not asking that they leave the sanctions who aren't asking for anything in return. the united states should take their mercenaries. well, i'm investigation by the grades own media outlet claimed american government agencies such of u. s. 8, helped organize the insurgency by funding rights wing groups. hundreds of people were killed then in chaotic scenes as arms. gangs attempted to storm the presidential palace with a party wednesday, killed the head of state so shield over the coup attempt where later labelled political prisoners by the us state department. earlier i spoke to nicole argue a based independent journalist, ben norton, who believes washington has links to violent extremis, rig

as you know, last year it grew almost 3 and a half times and reached, reached about 35000000000 u. s. c, u s. t. a record record level of the lion's share belongs to oil and coal and fertilizers and the metal supplies from russia. indian exports are still far behind. that is true. we're working in 10 in 10 sleep to balance it. it's important that there is a wide spread interest from private sector, a regional business, a small and medium scale business is getting more active. the tourists flow through india shows promising dynamics and is increasing so the scope of opportunities for india to expand its presence in the russian market. it has increased dramatically in almost all segments of industry. and it would be wise for the indian business to make use of them. the officials now to the african cars at south africa's mining industry has been struggling with corruption, administrative barriers. i'm a lack of new exploration limiting is development. as all his carroll and tattler reports, it is the bedrock on which modern day life in 1000 tip of africa is built. faith with a discovery of

you are incompetent in c, u. s. you created analyses narrow borders, then stood up the situation, rushes un envoy takes aim, our leaders in the west for undermining se the 15 middle piece agreements. claiming 3rd disregard for the accord lead to the conflict in new nato unveiled clubs to create a fleet of spying satellites, to boost the blocks and literally missions, rushes responded, say that it will do the probes of law whole targets. if there's news to help new crane on the battlefield, also ahead this news our the main goal.

u. s. in the last few weeks, in fact, the u. s. c. 5 chemical emergency on thursday, a train carrying hazardous materials thrilled in michigan was ours after a different chemical emergency will spark in florida fire and gulf. the plastics warehouse quickly spread across several acres of land of biochemist, former us congressional hopeful tricia flung again fears. the situation in ohio will lead to long term consequences for local there. well, what matters there is what actually is getting into the water table. what is actually draining into the soil. and those are 2 different issues. gases are going to affect people differently. you're going to have niger headache, you're going to have burning of the one tissue. you're going to have short term symptoms of that nature. but long term, if those chemicals rain down, or if they've poured out in any capacity into the soil, people on the ground, they know something's up. they might not know the direct chemistry, but they know that something doesn't look right. it doesn't smell right. it doe

u. s. asset and syria. even the b b. c, and even the new york times has put out report saying that it's very difficult to get humanitarian supplies into the northwest pocket because of the control of the. and you mentioned the russian veto, the humanitarian border crossings between turkey and syria. again, this is complete hypocrisy. why were those or border crossings reduced because what they were being used for, and this has been reported since around 2013. they were being used to expire a terrorists, alms weapons and equipment for the armed groups into syria, to reinforce the armed groups and their war against on behalf of the west, of course, against the syrian government, army forces, and allies. so to, to make the claim that the syrian government is preventing the crossing of aid into northern areas is ridiculous because they're not on the control of the syrian government. and then to completely ignore the fact that the syrian government has been trying to negotiate with the new one who has been putting obstacles in

now for nick i was part, according to the u. s. c. b p. the border protection. they say they've had more than a $164000.00 nicaragua and migrants at the southern border this year. that is up 3 times from 2021. what is driving these people out of their home country? yeah, well 1st of all, let me say, and i've just written a book by the way, that as a recently, very recently nicaragua has not been sending very vibrant the border that when they talk about the migrant to central america by and large, they will not from nick rod, what is it the countries doing very well. i do think that this new way of immigration is being spurred by the sanctions which are starting to take you know, have an impact on that society, on the economy and slowly, you know, taking away jobs from the nicaraguan people. so i think that that's a big part of it, but also people also realize and there's a lot of detailed be talks about this, but in 2018, there was a very violent insurrection against the government that the u. s. supported with millions of dollars. it was very violent about 200

u. s. and yours is our confronting each other also in central america and back in the 1980s. the u. s. c forces laid c mines off because of nicaragua. that actually was the case that was then charged by the international court of justice. and for people who are familiar with international law at the united states was then condemned. it was considered as a breach of did a charter of the united nations. and my 1st reading of what has happened in september now in the light of investigative report by seymour hersh, i would draw some sort of analogy with that case, back in central america and her bring the u. s. to port of crossed here as has to consent to that. ah, they will not for sure not a but maybe the something could happen on, on, on, on an actress by and by the company, by the, by the consortium because it's dam money. it's the property that was destroyed, but thank you for laying that on. this episode i think was last in the midst of time. i'll read off it myself, actually, former austria and foreign minister car in can i still live an r t with her tick on the nord stream. revelatio

u. s. as well as 10 non permanent members, which reelected every 2 years. and i speak to the un india no to the foundations of the u. s. c. i outdated and widely perceived as deeply on fact. we spoke to foreign affairs expert, dr. swati, rob, who believes india is fully eligible to be a permanent member. i think in just a bit credibility to who can reinstate faith in these though, you know, google institutions because india has been doing such still work when it comes to how it's so staring the policies, you know, i'm in the g 20 right now. beach and g 20 as well as the operation organization. so that one's into is a correct candidate. that's one. the 2nd thing is that, let's also understand that united nations security council is not reflective of the current global auto because united nations security council in many ways is still reflective of the world that was there after the 2nd world war. so it is an institution which is kind of frozen in time. again, i think that's a quality concept unless i'm listen until it reforms, it will really lose it. so, you know, i would say it's rational and it will become a little bit.

the u. s. c is recruiting islamic state and alcohol affiliated militants to conduct terror attacks inside russia and neighboring states. as, according to russia's foreign intelligence service, which saved the militants of being trained as an american. and syria author has requested a response to the delegation from the pentagon. but has not yet received a reply on see don quarter has more. us is apparently trying specifically to attract militants and separatists from central asia as well as the caucuses. and just last month, 60 of these terrorists with fighting experience in the middle east, were selected for training. according to the intelligence report they've been going through an expedited training program on the all toms u. s. military base in syria where they're learning how to create and deploy, improvised explosive devices as well as carry out sabotaged operations. so, based on this new information, russia's foreign intelligence service has said that washington is on par with terrorist o

you know, last year it grew almost 3 and a half times and they reached reached about 35000000000 u. s. c. u s. t. a record record level. for the lion's share belongs to oil and coal, and fertilizers, and the metal supplies from russia. indian exports are still far behind. that is true. we're working in 10 in 10 sleet to balance it. it's important that there is a wide spread interest from private sector, a regional business, a small and medium scale business is getting more active. the tourists flow to india shows promising dynamics, and there's increasing ok. so the, the scope of opportunities for india to expand its presence in the russian market has increased dramatically in almost all segments of industry. and it would be wise for the indian business to make use of them. meanwhile, at western sanctions have led moscow to look east relations between russia and china are on the rise as gas exports to beijing, more than doubled last year, up to nearly $4000000000.00. ultimately keeping moscow right at the top of the list of china's energy partners. now, the new prospects for the russian

u. s. c's reg laid down its conditions and its completions, and will lebanon, as a government and a political team are fully aware of the files related to the seas erect. but this will not stand in the way of all efforts in syria, but no matter what the bill rose, which has been under sanctions for more than a decade, is one of the major players in humanitarian operations underway. the affected areas minsk has dispatched an 8 cargo to syria, wink more than $25.00 tons. but when it comes to relief from the west, it seems that it's all about who is under the rubble. in the early days after the deadly tremor the us on it, so i skipped mom about the catastrophic situation in syria and how there sanctions blocked vital aid from reaching the affected people. there. while you are says it is only temporarily suspended. it's crippling sanctions on syria to help the flow of humanitarian aid to which the nation iranian belief authority say that he was his actions are too little and too late to run at it. there is no time for publicizing the humanitarian situation, and everyone must return to help reduce

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replies that have played the lives of hundreds of thousands of innocent iraqis, 20 years since the u. s. c. and they've been over at the u. n. we continue our special coverage of the legacy left behind the devastating war. a former chief, un weapons inspector, rod unveils the approval of washington in the united states. government had no intention allowing the inspectors to do their job. the united states was going to go to war with iraq regard. regardless, it doesn't matter what the truth was. and a more successful, we inspectors became disarming. iraq. the more threat we posed to the american policy and, and iraq, the journalist who threw his shoes, that then president george w bush, became a symbol of protest against us invasion across the world. he told us his message to the man responsible for thousands of iraqi death. and i wish to say to former u. s. president bush that i wish to see you in prison before you die. and if that does not happen, i wish before i die to see you face real condemnation with ah, good afternoon for martine or national suitors and moscow, and welcome to the we

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u. s. i, c and 5, chemical emergency splunk, those a freight carrier hazardous materials derailed in michigan as ours over a fine gulf. the plastics warehouse in florida and quickly stood uncle. several acres of land, a form, a u. s. national candidate, fisher funding and says these are moses is, will have long term consequences for local well, what matters there is what actually is getting into the water table. what is actually draining into the soil. and those are 2 different issues. gases are going to affect people differently. you're going to have niger headache, you're going to have burning of the lung tissue. you're going to have short term symptoms of that nature. but long term, if those chemicals rain down or the ford out in any capacity into the soil, people on the ground, they know some things up. they might not know the direct chemistry, but they know that something doesn't look right. it doesn't smell right. it doesn't feel right. i think that the, by the ministration right out of th

u. s. has a blanket ban on 5 gear from suppliers like huawei c t spit. also been keen to use tariffs lately. we know that we've seen that a recent years. why hasn't germany drawn as many lines with its trade, with china, in comparison to other nations? well, germany's strategy in the past has been very pro china and strategy. and so, um, the churn is probably, i thought this is larger than for the us. but the german government is writing a china strategy currently. and what will probably be one of the key headlines of it will be that we would like to also reduce dependence on china. so we will see how this plays out for c t. e for who are wife or the 5 g telecommunication network and for many other issues. all right, so the politicians are considering reducing reliance on china. but your report shows that actually dependence on china is increasing or at least has increased in recent times. why is that? well indeed, we see the term in last year import from china searched by more than a 3rd, which is a lot. and we don't yet completely understand what is be

u. n. s. c member and what effects that might have? right. good evening. nice to see you. oh, see, the 1st thing that comes to my mind to the minute you say the united nations security council am to what addition will india get out of that? i think if you just turn it around and say that what addition would, the united nations get out of it is because, you know, united nations over the years has become an institution. because, you know, there's been a general waning of the influence of multilateral or institutions all over the world, whether it's the w t o or t u n. so i think in just as a very credible player who can reinstate faith in these though, you know, global institutions because india has been doing such stella walk when it comes to how it so staring the policies, you know, i'm it, the g 20 right now be try to g 20 as well as the younger corporation organization. so that one's into is a correct candidate. that's one. the 2nd thing is that, let's also understand that united nations security council is not reflective of the current global auto because united nations

u. s. government u. s. based security research is c for a d. s alleged that chinese companies are exporting equipment to sanctioned russian defense firms. but paging says its exports to russia are in line with its laws. china is already benefiting from the war in ukraine in other ways. russia now needs china more than china, needs russia, and em, i think china is always prepared to, to use this leverage that it has to its own advantage. i'm on, i think it's hoping it's already taking advantage of cheap energy. it's also looking at the invasion of ukraine to see what it could mean for its own ambitions and in taiwan and in the south china sea. as moscow's trip struggle on in ukraine, shiner is working towards its long term goal of expanding its board as an influence on the global stage. ah, well, more than 7000 kilometers away from the battlefields and eastern ukraine. cambodia is providing valuable de mining training to ukrainian troops. now this comes after cambodian prime minister who's said offered the help to ukranian president voldemort zal

u. n. s. c. i had been authorized to send this humanitarian relief items like food tans blankets, all kind of really had been authorized to do so by the security council. as to that's what's happening. there is a mechanism in place then announced a un to send this release into another country from turkey without actually that bruland officer and government. now it's unfortunately, the people here are stuck in a lot of politics and that's why we call on people to put politics aside on everybody, the government, the opposition, the international community. politics needs to be set aside. we need to focus on the needs of these people on these people themselves. what, what kind of 8 do they need? how can we get them to them as soon as possible with as much aid as possible, and as many people as possible? because many of these people live, either in far away remote areas or hot to reach areas either by this. the storm, the snow storm that had hit the region or by the earthquake that had damaged them b

u. s. with chinese firm c a t l as its partner, controversial choice, given rising tensions, and battery competition between the 2 nations. bullock germany is growing trade imbalance which and whether business and politics are on the same page. and is this the future of construction as cities around the world face housing shortages could robots be the answer? i'm seen busy in berlin. welcome to our show. ford says it's planning to build a 3 and a half $1000000000.00 factory near detroit to make lower cost batteries for electric vehicles. is a long awaited announcement of the automaker plays catch up in the market. but it's choice a partner is raising eyebrows. china's c a t l. the world's largest battery maker will supply the technology for the lithium ion phosphate or l. f. p. batteries, as well as some equipment and workers afford as a wholly owned subsidiary will own the factory and employ the workers. of the announcement comes mid strained trade ties between the us and china. of koreans quarter in new york with more ends afford teaming up with a chinese battery maker for this plant. at a time in

you are incompetent in c, u. s. you created analysis, and there are borders that stood up the situation. russia is un envoy tick, same as the leaders in the west for undermining that 2015 minutes. peace agreements, claiming those actions lead to the conflict with nato on bales plans to create a fleet of spice satellites, to boost the blog to military mission. precious responded, stating it was then lawful target since the roads are used to help be trained on the battlefield. also ahead this news, our corporate media.

u. s. involvement in the ukraine. conflicts, the rally was called arrange against the war machine protests as demanded, and c, u. s. military aid, heave and called for russia and ukraine to seek a peace agreement to resolve the conflict. organized by libertarians and the people's party. the demonstration was billed as the country's largest empty war riley since the us invasion of iraq in 2003 the event featured speakers from across the political spectrum, including former senator ron paul, x presidential, nominee hulsy, gabbard, and political commentator and comedian jimmy to blush those over the whistle blows program, john curio, observe the annual process on location. he gave us a rundown of the demonstrators main demands. i wanted to give you a little bit of an idea of what this event has been like today. first of all, it's much larger than i think any of us had expected. we've had a myriad of fantastic speakers, important people from across the political spectrum. the cost of the war machine itself is a huge issue. it's not only the 100 plus 1000000000 ah, being spent to keep the war going. you know, it'

u. s. health authority, c, d. c. the so called opioid crisis was triggered not by drug dealers, but by us pharmaceutical company pud. due in 1996 purdue introduced a drug to the market that it advertised as a homeless pain killer. it was later revealed to be highly addictive. even when taken as prescribed. several lawsuits have been filed against the family who own purdue. last year, multiple u. s. pharmacy chains were ordered to pay $13800000000.00 in damages. it's hard to see a way out of the p o. h crisis, especially as drug cartels have long since discovered the lucrative market for themselves. a ruthless killer on the streets of america, fentanyl is 50 times more potent than heroine in the us. someone dies of fentanyl overdose every 7 minutes. where does the truck come from? why is it so dangerous to search for answers leads us to the city of could you come in, northwest mexico. the notorious in a lower cartel have a strong hold on the trade in illicit drugs him. after months of research, one of its drug lords h

u. s. health authority, c. d. c. the so called opioid crisis was triggered not by drug dealers, but by us pharmaceutical company per do. in 1996 purdue introduced a drug to the market that it advertised as a homeless pain killer. it was later revealed to be highly addictive. even when taken as prescribed. several lawsuits have been filed against the family who own purdue. last year, multiple u. s. pharmacy chains were ordered to pay $13800000000.00 in damages. it's hard to see a way out of the p o. h crisis, especially as drug cartels have long since discovered the lucrative market for themselves. a ruthless killer on the streets of america, fentanyl is 50 times more potent than heroine in the us. someone dies of fentanyl overdose every 7 minutes. where does the truck come from? why is it so dangerous to search for answers leads us to the city of could you come in north, west mexico. the notorious in a lower cartel have a strong hold on the trade in illicit drugs him. after months of research, one of its drug lords h

same mary is that u. c s d second half super fresh? dave mohini. adam maragos.'t belinda hide deep three pointer to put the gaels up 23 13 of the game? same mary's had 20 plus point lead. they went seven minutes without a bucket, but hold on and win it by 3 62 59 mitchell saxon had 17 10 boards in that big st mary's win. baseball is back. the ace hit the desert yesterday and today was a giants turned roll into scottsdale, whether pic be fun, bigger basis and no defensive shifts to name a few giants finished at 500 last year, 30 games behind the front running dodgers. so there is a lot of room for improvement. logan web will linker the pitching rotation along with alex cobb newcomer sean minutemen area, webb was 15 and nine with a 2.90 e r. a giant set up michael conforto and mitch hanniger in the outfield six weeks in arizona, and they will head for opening day march, the 30th and for the first time ever, the giants will actually open. back east at yankee stadium sharks tough chore tonight on the road in vegas, taking on the first place, golden knights and the l