u. s. c, u s. 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 intent in the intensely to balance it. it's important that there is a wide spread interest from private sector, the regional business voice medium scale business is getting more active. the tourists flowed through india shows promising dynamics, and there's increasing oh, so the, the scope of opportunities for india to expand its presence in the, in the russian market that has increased dramatically in almost all segments of industry. and it would be wise for the indian business that to make use of it, of them. no, russia has been a long time energy bought. no, all the india. do you see these spartans ship bog growing? i hope that it will continue and will expand and not only on the supplies front, we're talking here about the expansion of joint investment projects in both countries, including the develo

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 their feelings when they learned their home lab was divided into or 4 minutes left was the saddest day of my life. losing a part of my country even to this day, regardless of them colon in any manner kassawa. i see it is an integral part of the republic of serbia. i think it's all one big propaganda campaign from the west. knowing that this land is very rich in minerals and or, i think it's all about just grabbing what they need. peace is not present at this day, nor do i think we will have it until corso has recognized the serbian territory. life has changed for the worse. i don't feel safe at all. in every corner we have coursework, police spraying fear and sir panting. but when the penis was announced, who felt unsafe? were if i was safe and to say to fall the children, i believed it was their goal to separate course when mental health from so bear and to have it for themselves. it hasn't brought peace for serbs for sure. i don't know how it will go on further, but i don't think it will be any better. at least foss serbs and for the children, we don't want them to grow up in the circumstances. we don't feel safe because the server is rovan gain prominent through the the thought was in the 19 ninety's the words claim. but you, the thought of leader milosevic was engaged in ethnic cleansing, and that bombing would prevent a refugee crisis. so natal decided to intervene and bomb serbia for $78.00 days. belgrave still says cover is a part of serbia. i'm housed in that of the breakaway provinces. unilateral declaration is a violation of international law. more than 100. you in countries including security council members, russia and china. i refuse to recognize the sofa in states. we heard from our managed nevada of serbian american jonas and historian, who says the cause of this issue has always been a way for the west to pressure service. customer has always been away for to where the pressure serbia, the used to pretend to offer something in return, you know, your membership or, or be a prospect of a possible eventual theoretical your membership or investments. or, you know, some kind of carrot, so to speak. and ever since last year, when the conflict in ukraine escalated, they've been offering nothing but the stick. they're basically at this point saying, unless you recognize goes into everything we tell you and keep doing everything we tell you. we're just going to beat you with a stick until you do. and presently this involves economic sanctions, blockade freezing investments, abolishing visa, all basically all of these little perks that they've doled out to serve over the years in hopes of sweetening to deal. but that failed. so far to result in, in their desire to help them out to the african content south africa is mining industry has been struggling with corruption as much of barriers. i'm a lack of new exploration limiting is development. as all these kind of looks at la rivulets, it is the bedrock on which modern day life in 1000 tip of africa is built faith with a discovery of diamonds, later, gold, and then platinum, mineral discovery has made johannesburg. how thing province crucial to south africa was economy so much so that to this very day, john is big is still known as the city of gold. the mineral council of south africa says that the industry direct contribution to g. d. p, grew by 36 percent in 2021 to nearly $27000000000.00. about $7000000000.00 more than it did in 2020. but despite these numbers, there are few for the future due to problems with exploration, to incredibly long term love that you need. and the fact that a long time like south africa has been short considerably because of the political uncertainty and policy uncertainty that got also the corruption that's involved in dealing with the whole biling, licensing and exploration. because if the factors, the ruling party wants to sit themselves in all the deals, that's made south africa, very unattractive place to actually spend money for exploration. for the purpose of money, there are 2 types of mineral exploration, brownfields, and greenfield. brownfields exploration means the searching of additional deposits in no, when all currently mine sites, while greenfield is about searching for new minerals, and that is where south africa's weak spot is. net investment in greenfield exploration is slowly shrinking. yet the department of minerals and energy is settled with thousands of i'm processed request for exploration, right? president obama was again called on mining companies to build schools, role clinics, and provide electricity to communities where they operate as part of a social pay. but as we all know, money is like water, it flows in the path of least resistance makes you know, that's the state job. that's why mining companies type picks. so, so while you're loading up your mining companies with huge amounts of additional costs, they're going to say no, thank you, we rather go somewhere else. it's more trick. kelly has the largest known reserves of lithium in the world. yet, australia is the minerals leading global supplier if south africa was to reach his target of attracting 5 percent of the. busy worlds investment in mineral exploration spend. it will have to give incentive or soon it might be very little mining left in the south africa. got a bill is out of t. and jonathan. russia is launching an appeal, the un for an urgent international variations. the sabotage ministry pipelines also written article by a pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh, said the u. s. bomb the pipeline system on orders from the bible and ministration. now the us says it's not going to conduct an investigation into those new service revelations. these blast did not occur on us soil. i would leave it to our partners on whose territory, on whose soil as it were on these plastic, or to speak to the appropriate investigative mechanisms. and now the party line, as you've heard there, is that the north stream explosion is a european matter and has nothing to do with america. by the way, the same state department spokesman there and ed price was already tweeting way back in march of 2021. so 2 years ago that quote, the nord stream to pipeline is a russian geopolitical project intended to divide europe and weaken european energy security. it's a bad deal for all involved. so net pride sure had a lot to say about nord stream back then, but now that it's been blown up and it's no longer a concern to washington apparently. and by the way, since when did washington adopt th

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 the intensely to balance it. it's important that there is a wide spread interest from private sector 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 by the us head over now the african continent, south africa mining industry has been struggling with corruption, administrative barriers, and a lack of new exploration limiting is development. as r c, it's kind of been a tattler reports. it is the bedrock on which modern day life in 1000 tip of africa is built. first, with the discovery of diamonds, later, gold, and then platinum, mineral discovery has made johannesburg. how being providence crucial to south africa's economy so much so that to this very day, john is vick, you're still known as the city of gold. the mineral council of south africa says that the industry's direct contribution to g. d. p grew by 36 percent in 2021 to nearly $27000000000.00. about $7000000000.00 more than it did in 2020. but despite these numbers, there are few for the future due to problems with exploration, to incredibly long term love that you need. and the fact that a long time, le, south africa has been short considerably because of the political uncertainty and policy uncertainty. the good of also the corruption that's involved in dealing with the whole biling, licensing and exploration. because if the factors, the ruling party wants to sit themselves in all the deals, that's made south africa, the very unattractive place to actually expend buddy flu exploration for the purpose of money. there are 2 types of mineral exploration, brownfields, and greenfield. brownfield exploration news, the searching of additional deposits in no, when or currently mine sites, while greenfields is about searching for new minerals and that is where south africa's weak sport is. net investment in greenfield exploration is slowly shrinking. yet the department of minerals and energy is settled with thousands of i'm processed request for exploration rights. president drama was again called on mining companies to build schools, role clinics and provide electricity to communities where they operate as part of a social pay. but as we all know, money is like water, it flows in the path of least resistance makes you know, that's the state job. that's why mining companies type picks. so, so while you're loading up your mining companies with huge amounts of additional costs, they're going to say no, think you'd rather go somewhere else. it's more trick. kelly has the largest known reserves of lithium in the world. yet, australia is the minerals leading global supplier. if south africa was to reach is target of attracting 5 percent of the. busy worlds investment in mineral exploration spend. it will have to give incentive or soon there might be very little mining left in south africa. got a village that's have a lot of t and jonathan. ah, russia is launching an appeal at the u. i, in for an urgent international investigation to the sabotage of the north field pipelines. last after recently, all school y pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh, said the u. s. bond the pipeline system on orders from the burden administration. now you are says it's not going to conduct an investigation into those new de surfaced revelations. these blast did not occur on us soil. i would leave it to our nurse on whose territory on whose soil as it were on these plastic urge speak to the appropriate investigator mechanisms. and now the party line, as you've heard there, is that the nord stream explosion is a european matter and has nothing to do with america. by the way, the same state department spokesman, their dead price was already tweeting way back in march of 2021. so 2 years ago that quote, the north stream to pipeline is a russian geopolitical project intended to divide europe and we can european energy security. it's a bad deal for all involved. so in that price

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 energy sector is something that

u. s. c . u s. that needs india authorities in nicko rag, you have released from jail more than 200 qu plotters. they had tried to over through the central american nations government back in 2018. and what was claim 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. we aren't asking for anything in return. the united states should take their mercenaries. an investigation by the greys own media outlets claimed american government agencies such as us aid helped organize the insurgency by funding. right wing groups there. hundreds of people were killed and chaotic scenes of armed gangs attempted to storm the presidential palace with the legit plans to kill the head of state. those jails over the co temps were later labeled political prisoners by the u. s. department. earlier i spoke to nicaragua based independent journalist, ben norton, who believes washington has links to violent extremist right across latin america. states was the main sponsor of the violent, very right. we elements that tried to overthrow nicaragua democratically elected government. i personally have interviewed a man who is a security guard at the may

u. s. c, u s. that needs india. authorities in nicaragua have released from jail more than 200 qu 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. we aren't asking for anything in return. the united states should take their mercenaries while i'm investigation by the gray zone media i played claimed the american government agency such of u. s. 8, helped organize the insurgency by funding rights wing groups. hundreds of people were killed then in chaotic scenes as armed gangs attempt at the storm. the presidential palace with a party wednesday killed the head of state so shield over the attempt to later labeled political prisoners by the us state department or your. i spoke to nick argue a based independent journalist, ben norton, who believes washington has links to violent extremely right across latin america. that in stage was the main sponsor of the violent very rightly elements that tried to overthrow nicaragua, democratic government. i personally have interviewed a man who is the security guard at

u. s. trickier relationship? a few years back, we saw them scuffles outside of the turkish embassy right here in washington. d. c . turkey has requested that the u. s. extra for tele glen. the u. s. has refused. we saw tensions or over turkey or buying russian made s 400 air defense systems or in syria where the u. s. was backing the y p g, which is the syrian arm of the p k. k, which turkey has designated a terror organization. there seems to be some fundamental differences between this coupling. where do you see this relationship going in the next few years? right now, i think the relationships going to be on hold for a little while and when i mean not old is it seems that divided administration is waiting for church selections to be completed until at any series diplomacy is going to be undertaken. and the sad part is after turkish elections, whoever is in government, whoever's in power will probably wait for the us elections to finish before they undertake some series diplomacy as well. so we're probably going to lose a year with both countries waiting and seeing who's going to be in power. come 20242023 in 2024. so we're going to lose a little time. but right now, the ma

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 zalinski in a telephone conversation last november. my advice i seen the day tinker is being taught how to carry out to control it explosion yet he is part of a team of 15 ukrainian soldiers who are in cambodia for a week to be trained in d mining techniques. voice lori helpful training. it was so interesting for us because because if sir grown penetration, rob darcy, alice, it's maria, it's very important or how to know how to provide the mining how to operate. and it will be very helpful for a clean our territory from russian mines. only our loaner from the expert cambodia is one of the most minor affected countries in the world. after decades of what an internal conflict that ended in 1998, there are still up to 6000000 unexploded devices lifting the country. organizations like the cambodian mine action center are working to clear them. now a country faced with an ongoing conflict is benefiting from that expertise since russia in reading ukraine last february, the country has been working on creating thousands of mines left across its territory. but the training had in cambodia is only the 1st step. the following will be center experts to pull into train ukrainians using the same equipment and a p a but will train them according to the situation in europe. because now we're only training them here in cambodia it other than one must see the situation. there's different companies. so that's why we'll continue this training in europe where they can apply the equipment at technology to a real situation in the clinical thought. mahatma exec collaboration that will hopefully help to save thousands of life. ah, some republicans want. so security, sunset, i'm not say this majority o, as we all apparently agree. so security, medicare's often off the books now in his state of the union address earlier this month, you as president by mentioned america's senior citizens. at least we counted at least 9 times and that wasn't by chance. america's population is getting greater every day, more than 11000 people hit retirement age. the baby boomer generation is leaving the workforce the working world, just as they entered it. in unprecedented numbers from 1946 to 964, the u. s. population exploded by $76000000.00 a generation so large, it define not only the united states, but also much of the post war global order. but that is no longer the case. in his book, the aftermath, the last days of the baby boom and the future of power in america, phillip bump poses the question, what will happen to us when the boomers are gone in fil a bumpy joints. vi now it's good to have you on the program. let me ask you, mr. bump is america, is the world prepared for a post boomer future? well, i think the world and american particularly need to prepare for the we know the roman dumb, and one of the patterns that we've seen with the baby boom. since the onset was, is match. the surgeon people forced the concrete and frank deal with them. right. and one of the things that we're seeing right in this moment is we have not been prepared if you, with this surge retirees, to the point that by making his speech. so 1st that at this moment, are we prepared to deal with what follo

u. s. is the extra territory all coercive measures and sanctions. so the u. s. is very worried that, for example, other countries would tend to deal with iran with russia, china, that the u. s. c's ads as it rivals around the world. but at the same time, i mean, you can see that, for example, european countries did not, did not stand to usaa and of course of measures and even a accepted that their own citizens would be dealing with the economy could difficulties when it came to the sanctions on impose on russia and iran, and they refused to deal with iran and russia directly even though those policies that they adopted. 2 given to u. s. s. and sanctions of, or on 3rd countries have been hurting or during citizens and both in european countries or in those 3rd countries and, and iran to yeah, that does seem to be the difference doesn't, or between people and governments about what they actually believe. but looks to be widening as well as you say. can i ask about the current states as you see it of a run us relations because you've got washington expressing support perhaps doing even work for protesters inside a run. you've got washington stepping up military cooperation with isr

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. k, a 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.

u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin is in the philippines to discuss deploying more american troops as part of efforts to deter china's increased military activity and south china. c. u. s. forces have also been helping the philippines with so horde counter terrorism operations as it battles a decades long conflict in the southeast and a black man who died at the hands of u. s. police officers will be laid to rest. later on wednesday, the family of terry nichols gathered at a church in the city of memphis on the eve of his funeral, to call for police reform. they were joined by a community and religious leaders. 5 officers have been fired and charged for the fatal beating of nickels on january the 7th gabriel has under was ap at gathering there in memphis accountability and justice. that was the key message from the family of tyree nichols and also civil rights activists here in memphis. as they held this press conference a day before, tyree nichols, a funeral service will be held. now al sharpton, a national civil rights leader will be giving the you a g at the funeral. but he was here and he spoke, and he said, there's not only accountability here in the memphis police department, but something bigger in america also needs to change to prevent further cases of police brutality against young black men. we are here to establish and proclaim, then we are

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's also

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. revelation to stay a card many thanks. you're most welcome. have a good evening. sanctions on syria must be immediately lifted to get life saving a to those and the following mondays. devastating earthquake for the month of the syrian or a red crescent which is lives that could be saved or being lost. he cannot make sanctions imposed in our country is the main obstacle to get an needed equipment. with this, we demand for the legion of economic sanctions and the siege in order to allow a deliveries and humanita

u. s. health or sorry, t c, d. c. the so called opioid crisis was triggered not by drug dealers, but by u. s. pharmaceutical company per do. it's product oxycontin came on the market in 1996 and was aggressively advertised as a homeless pain killer. it was later revealed to be heavily addictive, even when taken as prescribed. several lawsuits have been filed against the family who own purdue. last year, 3 large pharmacy chains in the u. s. were ordered to pay $650000000.00 for failing to sufficiently control the distribution of the drugs. it's hard to see a way out, 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? so why is it so dangerous to search for answers leads us to the city of could i 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 has agreed to talk to us on the way from the airport. a mexican producer receives a phone call. uh huh. raising around some of these people, i knew that god were among the village, but i don't know when they're like you cross the bridge or across the bridge road. yes it does was, which is one of the like over and over the bridge in a hotel, we meet

c global 3000 on d, w, and online with the u. s. federal reserve moves down another gear and 8th straight to rates, hike from the fed, but they're getting ever smaller. is the u. s. winning it's war with inflation? that's where in the world price rises are leading to an f demick strikes with wages failing to keep up with the increasing cost of living and pakistan's economy is in dire straits, but will relief come in the form of an ins. baylor is deal. we have business on robots in berlin, welcome to the program. the united states federal reserve has increased interest rates for the 8th time in 12 months. however, the fed latest rises of a quarter of a percentage points and is less than december's height of half a percent. it continues a trend that seeing the central bank slowly phasing down its aggressive program of rates increases that aims to tackle high inflation through. well, let's get more on this from our financial correspondent in new york yen quarter ends. the fed seeing fits to just take it off the accelerator again with the rates rises and what's behind this decision? well wrapped, but pretty much what the federal reserve center fed chair j, paula say

c, expressing outrage at u. s. involvement. the ukraine conflicts the rally was called range against the war machine processes demanded an end to u. s. military aid, full key. i'm cold for russia and ukraine to seek to simply resolve the whole thing overnight is why the libertarian and peoples are these. the demonstration was billed as the country's largest and he will rally the us invasion of iraq in 2000.

u. s. aerospace is a clear violation of u. s. sovereignty and international law that it's an irresponsible act, and that the p r c. decision to take this action on the my plan visit is detrimental to the substitute discussions that we were prepared to have. i told our director wong that the united states remains committed to diplomatic engagement with china, and that i plan to visit beijing when conditions will out. in the meantime, the united states will continue to maintain open lines of communication with china, including to address this ongoing incident. tesla found a yellow musk has been found not guilty of fraud in a case that all get a tweet of his misled investors. moss faced a class action lawsuit seeking damages of up to $12000000000.00 in august of 2018 most tweeted, i'm considering taking tesla privates at $420.00 funding secured this course teslas stock price to serge in the following days before dropping when the cat when the deal didn't materialize, ukrainian, president lauder, missouri, and ski has hosted a summit of european union leaders in cave, where they have discuss ukraine's membership application to the block. so landscape also urged weston allies to supply his military with long range missiles. people in shoreline cuz capital of protesting the cost of a parade marking independence day. $550000.00 worth of public funds is being used for the military parade in colombo. the head of the roman catholic church has appealed to south dawns, leaders to end years of bloodshed. pope francis is on a historic visit to the country with the leaders of the anglican church and the church of scotland. another police officer has been fired for his role in the killing of an unarmed african american man, tyree nichols in memphis police department. his name preston hemphill, is the 6th officer to be relieved of his duties. witness coming up next. ah ah. a back and i would be a with that i had a mad like a bad but yeah, if i can, i mean normally look, you know what they handle, you know, if you're thinking, you know, get us all of it. but a, you know, maybe that like anyway, then i mean whatever it is. now a lot more, you know, i know about that. well, what we're going to get ok, well, you know about it, i guess, but i know what i can look at. i can what i i know my law mauricio may not be brought back with a with order that was a, a theme i could go in for a one. we have a wonderful miami m i, b b a r e t. when on look is i want to wait a little much get you. he's opened in a label man, a yankee or what happened with a hand like you know back and i hate to say by it off. they won't dazed. jacqueline blue is, is she on the zeta lansing down? look good. glassy asked me in the lot of calls every day. i get the anal equilla or giving out a william lea mahunis room. i was and i'm like, wait, you know for us in jos. mpm b. i, you will not, i will sank the enemy for a border by the lemma that dwell ikea me either me. what are the low price you will up at salma, hayek. apple bad. they see that bad when we die, some of what he said. it got older if someone jack on on willing to hold on id, but he said casala ah ah hein coined jim. ah, i know what a domain he had asked. oh man and you are totally familiar with them. with bit with you don't get a audi. don't i don't want to. i got that is a did go all i you've all get more in the back. no. i said without my son. he added it when you get home, being out of chevy. couple one a. give me guess. i think i think i got me down here with morning got your mayo. i get your my a what i can get my one. but could you please give us a way, a lot of money, but i can, you know, me see, cuz i thought you were looking at the a, a g, u a and you know, somebody got a hold of, you know, a while ago looking to get the new one a well, a young one, not the only reason that i believe a lot of. 6 people, a mobile a a a yes, a a a, the only coming in that he get template a little bit of a bit. thank you. wow. okay. then i am needing a, my mom came and picked her. you're gonna go get the law. why did this a little way to work on with order they cancel from with i've got an a, a medical as is in your order by the am benita would that is no with i was, i mean it will go below that took it. i can, i said, oh, add port again. okay. not a problem. hello here for me now, thank you ma'am. i don't get either when you do. yeah. okay. so they then bite on better cause i don't even know that if you don't have to stick with that, i think which i don't know. and i seen our kids man it been i knew just dealing with diana a lot about a a oh, a good day. all you want bad on a babel now. you know, they said they beat ask your kid that i knew

u. s. just yesterday filed a complaint with the u. s. financial regulator, the i c c. because shell last year, claims that 12 percent of its overall annual expenditure was invested in a division cool to renewables and energy solutions. which of course, sounds great. but if you scratch beneath the survey surface loss of that money is, is going to, it's a gas, which is of course, a fossil fuel. and we think actually that only 1.5 percent as shells investment go to to solar and wind power generation. so you know, these are not green climate friendly companies do not believe the green wash fossil fuels, or the single biggest cause of climate breakdown. and fossil fuel companies are the single biggest threat to us fixing it. and indeed, global witness referred for all the complaints, engage, allocate, accusing company agree washes in the right. yeah, exactly, just yesterday. and it was all right. so what do you think should be done, or how do we, what do we do to read this route? some of those bound to yeah. how, what should we do with this car? yeah, we're, we can start with that. so governments around the world, in the short term, they need to impose a proper and permanent tax on the proceeds of, of oil and gas companies. and they need to stop, stop subsidizing them. so here in the u. k, for example, where i'm sitting, it's long being one of the most generous places in the world for the oil and gas industry. our government gives them billions in the form of tax relief and other subsidies. and we need to take that money and we need to spend it on better things or numerous things. we could spend that on, for instance, in the context of the energy crisis that could go towards helping those of us who are struggling to pay our energy bills with some long term support. that money also needs to be invested in energy efficiency measures. so home installation, for example, here in the u. k, for every 4 pounds that we spend on energy heating our homes, on average one pound is lost because a poor home insulation that money needs to be spent on massively investing in renewables. so that we can break our dependence on fossil fuels. and of course, you know, some of that money should also go to climate vulnerable countries that are feeling the impacts of climate breakdown and ne

u. s. aerospace is a clear violation of u. s. sovereignty and international law that it's an irresponsible act, and that the p r c's decision to take this action on the eve. my plan visit is detrimental to the subset of discussions that we were prepared to have. i told the director wong that the united states remains committed to diplomatic engagement with china, and that i plan to visit beijing when conditions allow. in the meantime, the united states will continue to maintain open lines of communication with china, including to address this ongoing incident. indeed, that's why we need direct and regular communications in the 1st place. and that's why it's critical that such lines remain open at all times. to help avoid miscalculation and conflict. one final but important note the world expects the united states in china to manage our relationship responsibly . and indeed addressing many of today's global challenges, challenges that affect the lives of our people and people around the world. demands that we find a way to work together as well. the united states will continue to act in a way that reflects that responsibility. we looked to our p r c counterparts to do the same. now the foreign minister and i just signed an important agreement that will guide our country's cooperation on science and technology in the years ahead. the ribbon builds on one that we signed in 1992, which help foster 3 decades of consequential collaboration or universities who conducted joint research on cancer and climate change. our governments have worked together to reduce air pollution from research and development on semiconductors, which power, modern technologies, cars to smartphones. our businesses have partnered on life savings, vaccines, and treatments. like the collaboration between the u. s. pharmaceutical company, medina, and south korean biotechnology company, samsung biologics, to manufacturer, and a safe and effective colored vaccine for the region. today's arrangement, today's agreement will expand the scope of that cooperation both in areas that we've longed or worked together on, likes, face, but also in emerging feels like biotechnology. quantum artificial intelligence, scientific cooperation is just one of many areas where our nations are working together to the benefit of our populations. another is our shared security and area where we were having during ties. as our troops continued to train and conduct joint exercises, side by side, as president biden said, our alliance is the lynchpin apiece, stability and prosperity in the region. and as boys to grow stronger still with the launch of the republic of korea, new endo pacific strategy. this past december, which reflects our own shared interests and shared approaches to the regions most pressing challenges

c, expressing frustration the u. s. involvement in the ukraine conflict of the rally, cold rage against the wall machine. a protest was demanding the u. s. n military aid for key evan coldwell, to both her for both worldly, decided to see some sort of peace agreement between russia and ukraine. risky of the event featured speakers from across the political spectrum, including former centers are ron poll, x presidential nominees, hulsy goblet, and a political commentator. jimmy dual, for the host of the whistle blowers program, john, he react you. he was at the protest and sent us this one. 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's also the cost of the war machine, which is now about $2.00 thirds of our discretionary budget. and just one more point about that, every dollar that spent killing pe

u. s. aerospace is a clear violation of u. s. sovereignty and international law. that it's an irresponsible act, and that the p r c's decision to take this action on the if my plan visit is detrimental to the subset of discussions that we were prepared to have. i told a director wong that the united states remains committed to diplomatic engagement with china, and that i plan to visit beijing when conditions allow. in the meantime, the united states will continue to maintain open lines of communication with china, including to address this ongoing incident. ukrainian president bellamy zalinski as hosted a summit of european union leaders and cave, where the disgust crane's membership application to the block. savanski also urged western allies to supply his mil, military with long range missiles. the a you has agreed on price caps for russian oil products, $100.00 per barrel cap has been set for refined products, a trade at a premium like diesel people in shoreline. because capital and purchasing the cost of the parade marking independence day, $550000.00 where the public funds is being used for the ministry parade.

c. s a. basically a test. we don't accept any pressure from the u. s. we don't accept any finger pointing. and it also said that the u. s. shouldn't stop spreading any this information and basically saying that the u. s. site is lying and it goes even further than the statement also accuses the us side of prolonging this war by i'm delivering weapons to the battlefield. so basically, the chinese site is denying all the claims into this counter attacking against us. well, the statement from a, the, a secretary of state came to the day before china's top diplomat was expected at q a whole talks in moscow. what are these talks likely to focus on? well, i mean, one is a trouble to moscow is really very symbolic. m a, you have to consider one year after russia and waiting. and basically biden is visiting here, filed, i'm china needing foreign diplomat is visiting or moscow. so 1st of all, it shows how important the relationship towards russia is for china. and then of course, i'm expecting a rather different rhetoric birds and $11.00 he said in munich, i mean, at the time he was basically proposing a, a piece initiative a

u. s. aerospace is a clear violation of u. s. sovereignty and international law. that it's an irresponsible act. and that the p r c decision to take this action on the my plan visit is detrimental to the substitute discussions that we were prepared to have. i told director wong that the united states remains committed to diplomatic engagement with china. and that i plan to visit beijing when conditions allow. in the meantime, the united states will continue to maintain open lines of communication with china, including to address this ongoing incident. ukrainian president brought him as the landscape house that a summit of european leaders in the capital key with disgust ukraine's membership application to the block. he also urge western allies to supply his military with long range missiles. b. u has agreed on price gaps or russian oil products say $100.00 per barrel cap has been set for refined products that trade that premium like diesel. the price parents come into effect on sunday. the head of the roman catholic church was appealed to south the downs need as to in years of bloodshed. but frances is on historic visit to the country. are the leaders of the anglican church and the church of scotland? the ethiopian prime minister has met with to ryan leaders for the 1st time since a peace deal was reached in november. and on the deal between the federal government and rebels from the northern to guy region and did 2 years of conflict which killed half a 1000000 people and displaced millions more. so those are the headlines. news continues here after studio be unscripted the american people is spoken, but what exactly did they say? is the world looking for a whole new order with less america in it? is the woke agenda on the decline in america. how much his social media company

u. s. plot to blow up the north string gas pipeline. that b, b, c in india is reportedly accused of tax evasion. as massive raids on the network offices continue in new delhi. the u. s. congress is being urged to investigate a trained derailment in ohio, which is fear to cause an environmental disaster in the area for both wild life and local residents in the white house.

c on, despite the fact that the u. s. has been courting countries, president biden himself leading the reception. you might remember this mean, do the asi on countries respect the u. s. as vaulted position, as you see them, they're playing, follow the leader as president biden brings them all out in this ceremony they had at the white house, this reception. well, of course they do, of course, nobody saying that they don't respect the united states, that they're not going to be working with the united states. this is going to continue, but what they also know is that the us is no longer the only game in town, no longer the only game in town. in fact, the same could be said these days about many of these regional blocks all the way from the middle east through africa. and of course, my backyard, latin america. joining us now to talk about this is a former foreign minister of austria. koreen can, isaac is a political analyst to serve as austria as foreign minister from 2017 to 2019. and she is good enough to join us now because she is really smart when it comes to this stuff. so we're so glad that we have are here, dr. can i so thanks so much for, for joining us. it's,

c. a u. s. secretary of state's blinkin has also voice concerns over possible arms there is to russia. and one of serious consequences for beijing, china's strenuously denies the u. s. allegations in the washington is the biggest arm supplier in the ukraine. conflict may ha, will, they will, could, and can't download it. i was at the u. s. is the biggest source of weaponry for the battle field in ukraine. i'm going to keep smearing china by falsely claiming that china might offer weapons to russia. this will not only hinder the process of the political settlement of the ukraine crisis would also do further harm to china. u. s. relations. if we urge the u. s. to stop sneering, china and shifting the blame, i have to stop fanning the flames and fueling the fight with more weaponry. you jovi most live now to victor gao, vice president of the senate for china and globalization on regular, on the program. victor, very good to have you on again. thank you very much for having me. that festival, i'd just like to get your take on these u. s. allegations that china's planning to send arms to bush. first of all, everyone in the world knows for sure that the united states is

c. there protesting the u. s. government foreign interventions under other pressing issues, the rage against the war machine rally for seeking peace talks between russia, ukraine to huffman. i'm an end to u. s. military aid for organized by the libertarian people's party use. the demonstration is billed as the largest and the war rally in the u. s. since the invasion of iraq in 2003 speakers from across the political spectrum will. and how addressing the crowds, including former senator rumple x presidential nominee to see gilbert and broadcaster, jimmy dorothy host of the whistle blowers program shown here on our t. john curry, i coast was up the rally and said people, there are a reason key questions about the nature alliance as well. one of the questions that repeatedly by speaker after speaker after speaker is why is there even a needle? why does nato exist? once upon a time, nato is this is to protect the united states and western europe from the soviet union. the soviet threat no longer exists. so why is there a nato? is it to fight in afghanistan or iraq? because that's what's happening over the last 20 years. and why does it keep moving the word closer and closer and closer to russi

u. s. congress has condemned suspected chinese surveillance balloon that the us shot down in recent days. that in and c h. it was a rare moment of solidarity between the usually bickering u. s. political parties. the resolution by the house of representatives said the balloon was a quote, brazen violation of us sovereignty. us officials say china has been developing a surveillance program using balloons to collect intelligence around the world before and original, and us airspace was shot down as it reached the atlantic coast of south carolina. there were concerns that it could have been used your photograph, nuclear missile silos or other military facilities and response us secretary of state antony blinking, cancel the planned trip to beijing that had been meant to mend the tides between the countries. china has taken issue at u. s. support for independence movements in taiwan as well as the build up of u. s. military forces in the asia pacific region. recently, the u. s. agreed with the philippines to expand defense cooperation, including access to military bases within range of taiwan or u. s. general side washington and it's asian allies are committed to countering quote, aggression from china. i'm personally a very booey by what i see by our allies and partners in this region. and the way we've come together in response to aggression by the p r c by north korea to say we will not let that stand countries like japan and australia to other great allies in this region for us have shown that they will band together, that they will that they will not stand for aggression from these, from these nations that have decided they want to change the world order out here. state hearing will be bringing the gas later in the show to discuss this topic further in depth. iran is celebrating the 44th anniversary of is it s

c. i had a leading administration role in the june 22 bought offs. military exercises near born home island, denmark, a u. s. military helicopter arrived carrying a group of men who were supposed to be u. s. navy anti mind personnel. the thing i found odd was that they claimed to be there to search for underwater mines. however, they lacked the equipment for such exercises. their equipment consisted of the latest navy issue, deep dive in underwater, re breathers, and some small hard box cases. we called them, pelicans. they took their boat off shore, not to the area where the simulated minds were placed, but to an entirely different location. after the exercise was over and they returned, almost all of their pelicans were missing. earlier john mcdoogan joined my colleague, no doubt how mommy, in the studio here to discuss the letter and what was revealed, he set the sabotage of the north stream pipelines essentially amounted to a terror attack. meantime, the u. s. has no intention of pursuing peace in ukraine. i have a history of getting some very exposed documents and keeping them secret and keeping my source the secret back. that's why had to come to russia because the u. s. government

c. i had a leading administration role in the june 22 ball top military exercises near borne home island, denmark, a u. s. military helicopter arrived carrying a group of men who were supposed to be u. s. navy anti mind personnel. the thing i found odd was that they claimed to be there to search for underwater mines. however, they lack the equipment for such exercises. their equipment consisted of the latest navy issue, deep diving underwater re breathers, and some small hard box cases. we called them, pelicans. they took their boat off shore, not to the area where the simulated minds were placed, but to an entirely different location. after the exercise was over and they returned almost all of their pelicans were missing. earlier john mark duke and i joined my colleagues, madame ami in the studio to discuss the letter and what was revealed. now he said the sabotage or the notion pipelines essentially amounted to a terror attack. he also said the u. s. has no intention of pursuing peace in ukraine. i have a history of getting some very exposed of documents and keeping them secret and keeping my source the secret back. that's why had to come to russia because the u. s. government wante

u. s. plot to blow up the north street gas pipelines. the b b. c in india is reportedly accused of tax evasion. as massive raids on the networks offices continue in new delhi. the u. s. congress is being urged to investigate a trained derailment in ohio, which is fear to cause an environmental disaster in the area for both wild life and local resident with the white house or just hit. it says not to panic over reset u f. o incidence. as a stereo over the possible alien origin of the mysterious object spirals in the us, we take a closer look at what's really behind the story with good morning from our teen or national studios in moscow, and welcome to the hours most vital news stories from across the globe. i'm fiorella isabel. u. s. president joe biden let germans freeze this winter for the sake of ukraine. that's according to american award winning journalist seymour hersh, who showed why on the mystery of the north stream gas pipeline sabotage. uncovering the u. s. role in the attack, it scares me that the president was ready for such a thing. and the people who carried out this mission believed that the president was well aware of what he was doing to the people of germany. the point is that bite and decided to let the germans freeze this winter. the president of the united states would rather let germany fries than let it stop supporting ukraine. and to me, this is a devastating thing for this

u. s. as well as 10 non permanent members, which are reelected every 2 years. and a speech of the un india at the un india no to the foundations of the u. n. s. c. outdated on widely perceived as deeply unfair. we spoke to foreign affairs expert doctor wanting route, who believes india is fully eligible to be a permanent member. i think in just a very credible to who can reinstate faith in these though, you know, google 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? no beach and g 20 as well as the operation organization. so that's one. so into is a correct candidate that's one. the 2nd point 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. ok, i think that's a quality concept unless i'm listen, i'm to let reform, it will really lose it. so, you know, i would say it's rational and if you become, well, you know, but it will be monitored by embassies again and again. so i really feel that it really does need to change because it's not able to a saw the score duty of maintaining peace and security the world. and the u. s. intends to increase this military presence on a british base in cyprus next year. according to a batch of leaked documents reported by the declassified u. k. news outlets. meanwhile, washington's department of defense maintains its claim that only 14 staff members are present that the u. s. i, forth has been using the british base for decades that the size of the deployment has been kept. c course, lease documents claimed in 2018 that were $87.00 us admin stations that are accurate. terry, it was, i mentioned the construction of a new $147.00 room dormitory facility at a cost of $27000000.00 to accommodate the same person responsible for training you to spy plane. for is, it remains unclear. were there any u. s. missions have been carried out from the location. we've requested comments from cyprus and yet, and will bring you that response as soon as we get welcome to leave a former senior pentagon security analysts say the increase in u. s. military presence may be explained by wa

u. s. aerospace is a clear violation of u. s. sovereignty and international law that it's an irresponsible act. and that the p r c. decision to take this action on the my plan visit is detrimental to the substitute discussions that we were prepared to have. i told direct along that the united states remains committed to diplomatic engagement with china, and that i plan to visit beijing when conditions allow. in the meantime, the united states will continue to maintain open lines of communication with china, including to address this ongoing incident. ukraine's president vladimir as the landscape house to the summit of european union leaders in key, where they have discussed ukraine's membership application to the block. savanski also urged western allies to supply his military with long range missiles, the u, as agreed on price caps for russian oil products a $100.00 per barrel cap has been set for refined products that traded a premium like diesel. the head of the roman catholic church is appealed to south abounds, needed to end years of bloodshed, but francis on his starting visit to the country with the leaders of the under contract. and the church of scotland, ethiopian prime minister, has met with to grime leaders for the 1st time since a peace deal was reached in november. the deal between the government and rebels from the northern tigress region. and did 2 years of conflict which killed half a 1000000 people and to space millions more. a palestinian man shot in the occupied west bank on friday has died of his wounds of the law. callaway was shot out who are a checkpoint south of nablus. the palestinian red crescent says he was injured by israeli gunfire was ready forces of killed 36 palestinians in the occupied west bank since the beginning of 20238 of them children. yes, presiden

u. s. military and you claim to write the report on alleged to walk by with like div also revealing the role of u. s. intelligence in the context. headlight phone and computer provided by the c i . every day he would call his contacts and he would get some information about the positions troop movements and so on and so forth. a are injured this year. he's going continue reading bond latin. my financial air is done that group up on the front of the world to be made a scapegoat for after this problem, all drawn into a tug of war for influence according to president mcclung ahead of his for nation. so the content coming i made much recent opposition to paris is present a life for moscow just for the hour. it's great to have you with us. i wrote her mommy. let's take a look at the top choice this out. we start with a conflict in ukraine ranging for now over a year, allegation, to walk rhymes have been made repeatedly by both sides, but in a ram move they will reveal publicly by a former combatant, after serving in the u. s. military, john mac, and find up as a mercenary. the cleaning on me at the fault of the conflict. he later defects it to russia and shares his experiences on leisure atrocities. by euclidian forces, one, as the dire role of the us in the conflict, is our teeth one get the of exclusive interview. for almost a year for my u. s. army soldier, john mcentire was a foreign mercenary in ukraine. donna, it's me and envoys. so yeah. oh, they were in a good a game. earlier this month he defected to russia. he bought everything with him. papers filed intelligence and maps. the thing is, he always meant to, 1st question is, why why you hear? i mean, well the reason i came to you craner 1st place, you know, i'm a communist, i'm an anti fascist, and we have to fight fascism everywhere. you know, so on our came when i came to ukraine, i knew that i would try to give as much information as i could about, you know, anything would be helpful and a defect across lives. the problem is, is when i was i