u. s. list of terrorist organizations by then president donald trump, as a part of his maximum pressure policy. iranian officials were furious at the move found retaliated by designating the u. s. central command as terrorists. the is really prime minister is fully behind keeping the guards on the american black us. i welcome the decision by the u. s. administration to keep iran's islamic revolutionary guard corps on the foreign terrorist organizations list, which is where it belongs. well, the move could further complicate the process of restoring the iranian nuclear deal, which was already on hold after the u. s. withdrawal from the pack in 2018 with little progress made on it since then. we spoke to political analyst side mohammed mirandi who's not optimistic about a revival of the nuclear agreement. we have to have a nuclear deal which is fully implemented and the nuclear deal is the j. c. p way that was signed in 2015 under obama, the united states constantly violated the deal. and under trump the united states toward the deal. so the bad actor was the united states and their allies, the american allies of course, joined them. and the iranians were the only side that was implement

u. s. central bank policies. earlier we discussed with a panel of guess how market for shifting as the world economy grapples with geopolitical changes in fashion on the supply chain crisis. and not silicon valley jones have lost more than one trillion dollars over the last 3 days. are we seeing a burst of the table, or is this just a temporary, a temporary glitch? well, it's probably not temporary. a probably intermediate trend going on here. you know, investors go, we're a prices and profits are rising and with the global supply contraction or the stabilization of supply in oil prices will keep rising. you know, saudi doesn't want to pump more oil. neither do other countries in new american oil companies. and then you've got the sanctions on top of that, and all of that seems a not a short term trend. it will be an intermediate term lease. so profits and prices keep going up in oil. then you compare it to what's going on with tech which is contracting. now i think tech is going to be in a recession fairly soon.

u. s. federal reserve decided to raise interest rates by half a percentage point. that was the decision that was widely anticipated. the announcement was made and expected as a, as the u. s. central bank attempts to curtail inflation in the united states, which is running away today. investors need to be having 2nd thoughts. they are reconsidering yesterday's activities. market shot up yesterday, and now they've erased nearly all of the gains that were made yesterday. and then some of the nasdaq is down 5 percent. dow industrial average down more than a 1000 points. so it's not looking good right now. i kristin's lou, me. thank you. the world's top boil producing countries have agreed to slightly increase their output while the you plans to ban and boarding russian oil by the end of this year. opec countries and their pot nations will raise production by more than $430000.00 barrels per day, starting next month. some analysts predict that won't be enough to meet demand and could further increase the price of crude and made to even higher inflation. but these and guinea have, but former president l, for con, they on the house arrest to investigate him for alleged crimes. while in

u. s. federal reserve decided to raise interest rates by half a percentage point. that was the decision that was widely anticipated. the announcement was made and expected as a, as the u. s. central bank attempts to curtail inflation in the united states, which is running away today. investors seem to be having 2nd thoughts. they are reconsidering yesterday's activities. market shot up yesterday, and now they've erased nearly all of the gains that were made yesterday. and then the nasdaq is down 5 percent. dow industrial average down more than a 1000 points, so it's not looking good right now. inflation is also the rise in turkey, one of the worst effect, the countries in the world. consumer prices increase some 70 percent last month, month compared to a year earlier. british interest rates are also going up to a 13 year high. the bank of england increased them by $25.00 basis points to one percent. it's also warning the u. k. risks a double whammy of a recession and inflation above 10 percent on wednesday, the u. s. federal reserve and else it's steepest increase interest rate hike in 2 decades. how the world's top hoyle producing countries have agreed to slightly increase their

u. s. central bank raises its rates for central banks and other countries tend to right raise their rate so that can lead to normal poverty in the developing. well, he's not listening to those on the extreme inflation side of things. they're saying like that, you know, we're going to keep an eye on things, but we are taking it seriously at least. so that's actually good news. i think the markets are very happy about this. you know, it will narrowly you'd expect the mark if the tank investment for interest rate hike. but that isn't the case. and progressive economists say, all right, there's a good chance and we have this in the spring meetings just a few weeks ago that inflation may already have picked or may certainly pick by next year. so we shouldn't do anything too crazy because as we know from previous incidents where the federal reserve tries to tinker with the interest rate to curb inflation is often it's not always i think that's a global recession. so there have to be really careful, at le

u. s. central bank policies. let's get the take on all this now in speech of invoke the former vice chair delivered, sorry, national committee carry hyacinth indicates it radios of harrison's reality check and dr. jack rasmus, professor of economics and politics at st. mary's college of california. gentlemen, welcome bye, much to the international. thank you for joining us and jack, i'm going to start with you. if you don't mind not take advantage of us more than one trillion dollars over the last 3 days. are we seeing a burst of the table, or is this just a template, a temporary glitch? well, it's probably not temporary or probably intermediate trend going on here. you know, investors go, we're a prices and profits are rising and with the global supply contraction or a stabilization of supply in oil prices will keep rising. you know, saudi doesn't want to pump more oil need to do other countries in new american oil companies. and then you've got the sanctions on top of that and all of that seems not a short term

u. s. central bank announce is it's most aggressive interest rate high to more than 20 years to take out of control inflation on the exhibition, taking businesses inside nature, physically and virtually open to encourage action on climate change. and i'm sorry highlight later in sports, a long awaited clash between all those novak jock vision and the murray and in football, one of the most dramatic nights and champions, the history. israel madrid's never a dini act. tonight, manchester city. but we begin in ukraine where russia has intensified it's offensive. across the eastern front ukrainian official sate 25 people have been wounded by russian shutting in the city of crime tours. and in the south, russia has declared a ceasefire to let civilians attract in as a stout steel plant. in mariposa escape often tomorrow and begins our coverage with this report. ukrainian fighters have been holding out an underground bunkers in the sprawling steelworks for months. and for the past few days in the scene o

u. s. a central bank monetary policies together. it's a double whammy that's hitting these emerging markets and causing currency in stability as inflation continues to rise. so if we take this carrying the call me an idea a little bit further, protestors have actually blamed sherlock as leadership for the economic hardship. has the government failed to properly handle the crisis, or is there anything that can be done if this is the beginning of what's to come? oh wow. though the miss corrupt it's been corrupt for some time, but they have no foreign currency. you say, if you have no currency, if you have no dollars, you can't buy the needed in ports to keep the country going. and they've had no solution for it. they've appealed to the i, m f with the i'm f as in going to do anything while there's no government to negotiate with, you know, the like most likely scenario is that with the approval of the west, you know, some military figure will take over. right, dr. jack rasmussen, economics and politics professor there in california. s

u. s. than other particular places. so it's not as easy to say, let's use a forward market. our formula. what has been done centrally looking at ways for the, the regulatory agency to permit other foreign markets to supply me. instead of a quick example of the u. s. requires there to be nutritional standards that are rocks from 0 to 12, whereas in europe there may be other, you know, variations to that. a funeral has been held for a 17 year old palestinian shot dead by israeli forces in jeanine in the occupied west bank. it's increased tensions as this is where ours are showing up. i was killed only last week. and one con reports. oh moon is berry, i'm jeff lad. and promised to take revenge for his killing islamic to her claims. 17 year old is one of its members. wow, he was killed by his really courses and jeanine refugee camp in the early hours of saturday. oh, desert, sorry, in a black lay was also killed near the camp. she was on assignment and wearing a helmet and best clearly marking her was the germans. but israel is refusing to launch a criminal investigation. 57 american politicians have signed a letter dem

u. s. central bank raises its rates for vegetables, central banks and other countries tend to right raise their rates and actually to enormous poverty in the developing world to he's not listening to those on the extreme inflation hawk side of things. they're saying like that, that am in a we're going to keep an eye on things, but we are taking it seriously at least. so that's actually good news, i think on the market. very happy about this. you know, ordinarily you'd expect the markets, the tank of isn't for interest rate hike, but that isn't the case. and progressive economists you say, all right, let's do that though. there's a good chance and we had this of the i'm a spring meetings just a few weeks ago that inflation may already have picked or may certainly peak by next year. so we shouldn't do anything too crazy. because as we know from previous incidents where the federal reserve tries to tinker with the interest rate to curb inflation, it's often is not always, i think that's a global reces

u. s. than other particular places. so it's not as easy to say, let's use a foreign market. our formula. what has been done centrally looking at ways for the, for the regulatory agency to permit other foreign markets to supply cost me. a quick example of the u. s. requires there to be nutritional standards that are rocks from 0 to $12.00. whereas in europe, there may be other variations to that us present. joe biden has landed in japan on the 2nd leg of the asia trip after leaving south korea. and he was to enforce partnerships in asia. buying will attend a summit for the quote alliance of the us, japan, india, and australia. focus will be to count to china's influence in the region. north korea's weapons tests are also high on the agenda from so for st. louis, look, search what was achieved in south korea. it doesn't get more succinct than a mere hello. that was you as president joe biden's response when asked if he had a message for north korean leader kim jong would. but he offered a lengthy answer. when asked how the u. s. in south korea would deal with nuclear or missile threats? we are prepared for anything no

and that economic crisis in central america is created by u. s. policy. with victory in europe, day on the horizon, dutch people have been laying flowers, alley military ceremony in the netherlands to honor the memory of soldiers following world war 2. after the graveyard was vandalized. earlier this week, on wednesday graves and monuments at the military memorial in the city of 9 me, meghan were defiled with swastikas and covered with ukrainian flags. now the cemetery was closed the next day, but local residents brought flowers to the scene of the incident. police are looking for those behind the acts of vandalism. at this time, of the military ceremony. cemetery is home to more than a 1000 grace, holding soldiers who lost their lives during world war 2. most belong to british troops who fought against the nazis. the mayor of the city called the incident disgusting and as allied powers celebrate victory day in europe, the contributions of ukrainians to the triumph over naziism would be hard to overestimate . as every 6, the fighter in the ranks of the so

in 1936, the district was my level, became a forbidden zone. construction began on the central u. s. a saw stadium named after joseph stalin, which was meant for $200000.00 spectators. but 3 years later, work was put on hold. the facility disguised as a stadium was in fact already completed. in october, 1941, another myth appeared. there were rumors that the soviet government had abandoned moscow. the officers in the kremlin were empty. and that the city had been surrendered to the germans. but the truth was that stella never actually left moscow and continued working in the secret bunker here in his mind. ah, stellan always spoke quietly for this reason. special acoustics were designed so that everyone sitting at this table could hear him. the conference, whole of a general headquarters looks more like a palace. stollins private chambers remain in immaculate condition. a battle map hangs on the wall. it was updated dady whilst allan worked here. mm. another come and miss is that stolen and his circle allegedly reinforced the german army with their own hands. just before the war, st

and if anything, adding more countries who can't just print money from their central banks like like especially the u. s. but also many of the western central banks have, you know, they will take the money if offered and $1.00 of the, one of the results of money printing over the last decade of quantitative easing and 0 interest rate. any type of yield. and the developing countries are sometimes foolish to take the money and fall into a debt trap. it's really, you know, i think both borrower and lender are to blame. and this is what happens when there's too much money to chasing to few asset. there are some debt relief mechanisms. how effective do you think may have been? well, in many cases, they're very effective. kim, and especially in the near term. you know, some of these developing countries are just running through a near term challenge structural defects with their economies. that was just a short term problem brought upon, you know, created by the coded crisis in many, the western governments. shutting, the type of restructurings in the near term are, are very important to the developing countr

u. s. across the plains. central parts of canada also saying some lively wellness because of these large area of low pressure which roaring up as suddenly wind very warm wind cross that eastern half of the us into a canada. see, the temperature is getting up into the 30s for many, but on the other side of our area of low pressure, it is certainly on the cool side, big temperature contrast there where those 2 air masses meet. we are going to see the cooler air just scratching a little further eastwards as we go on through the next couple of ice a violent storms coming through here. some very down heavy down polls could see some localized flooding. lodge hail damaging winds possibility of the ot tornado, and that will gradually make his way a little further north its and east was as we go one through tuesday, pushing up into a manitoba and ontario ahead of that. it stays hot. he stays dry. 30 celsius in new york. not too bad at so we getting up close to 30 celsius there in ally is dry, far is continuing across the sout

central banks. like like especially the u. s. but also many of the western central banks. if we accept, then that we're in a debt crisis, who's responsible that crisis is that the lenders that we're, is it the borrowers? that's a tricky one. i mean, look, it's really both, you know, borrowers are going to take the money, especially developing countries in africa, asia, latin america, as well as eastern europe. you know, they will take the money if offer and $1.00 of the, one of the results of money printing over the last decade of quantitative easing and 0 interest rates, is that too much money is chasing to few assets. so financial assets had been pushed up the percentage of fat financial asset valuation compared to g, b, g, d, p, has changed dramatically. and so they have to the lenders in a way, have to reach out to the developing countries to get any type of yield. and the developing countries are sometimes foolish to take the money and fall into a debt trap. it's really, you know, i think both borrower and lender are to blame. and this is what happens when there's too

and that economic crisis in central america is created by u. s. policy. the immortal regimens, a traditional procession with portraits of soviet folk, just a food in the 2nd load war has been taken, has taken place in cities across the world with people marching with russian and soviet flags. the procession in spain has been long find incident on sunday and madrid among the ukrainian flag running to be crowded at tags. some of the participants local police officers quickly stepped into apprehend the suspect who resisted arrest. is no word on the attack as identity or motive, sofa incident, kinds of seas were recruited in the incident as allied powers that celebrate victory in your day. it's important to remember the invaluable contribution of ukrainians and liberating the world of naziism with one of every 6 fighters in the soviet red army born in ukraine. in october, 1944, the ukrainian socialists republic was completely liberated from nazi invaders. the city of mario po for one occupied for almost 2 years as he has heard from a man who witnessed the occ

the outbreak is baffling. scientists as the disease is normally only found in central and west africa. u. s. president joe biden, and south korea's un suki all say they might expand joint military exercises in response to north korean missile launches. biden also says he's willing to meet north korea's liter fighting is visiting the region to strengthen us alliances. french president mental math hall has announced his new cabinet career diplomat. cat tween colona becomes the foreign minister. elizabeth born will serve as frances 1st woman, prime minister in 30 years warner fair. i know who tornadoes have injured dozens of people in western germany. the city of pato born was hardest head, emergency services and volunteers are now clearing the wreckage. after fierce winds wrecked havoc and the city of potter born heavy equipment was deployed in the clear up as unlawful. i can't believe what i'm saying. august long. i never imagined that things to get so out of hand and such a short period of time. also as one of my home. the evening before the well when swept through the city in western germa

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 the factors. awesome. last the crypt chrisy, downtime with just witness said what it, one of the cha

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 perspective is actually the factors doesn't last. ah, the crypt crazy downturn would just witness said, what a

and that economic crisis in central america is created by u. s. policy. victory de commemorations will take place across russia on monday, the national holiday when people recall the sacrifices made during world war 2. during the conflict an orphanage in the western russian city of yvonne of a, became an international children's shelter as tumultuous events in china brought many pupils from that country to russia. some of them even went on to serve on the front lines, while others, too young to fight helped care for the wounded brought to the orphanage, rti heard some of their stores. ah, yup, or resort. i do remember that i was born in moscow in 1936, and then when the great patriotic gould began in 9041, we were sent to the red to the city of the van over 300 kilometers from moscow. where the fust international footage was built, ah, up with the wind into soldiers were brought from the front line is one is wounded civilians. the older guys acted as paramedics taken care of the engine. as for us, the little children we helped them washed bad. jus

u. s. donna being held in central banks worldwide. it also found the other major currencies that are the british pound, the japanese, the n, and the euro are not making up for the loss of the dollar share. this comes with many countries are trying to skip away from the dollar. for example, saudi arabia is in talks of china to pay for oil in $1.00, i'll, china is buying in one russian oil and coal with its state media claiming the us dollar. is it wisc? it comes off to russia, demanded western countries by its gas and rubles after sweeping sanctions were imposed. the director of the political economy research group were the cause of sy speculated on the kind of actions trying to could take to protect its assets, aboard. they have been in there been increasing stress or self reliance in the economy that has they have already created their own payment systems which, who score they are widening there, including more countries in it, more financial institutions. and it's of that can go on china as you earlier pointed out in one of your rep

u. s. and the fed is not the only central bank to tighten its policy. the bank of australia has now raised its main lending rate by a quarter of a point that's its biggest rate hike in over a decade. in india. meanwhile, the r b i n d a central bank surprise markets by raising rates there to 4.4 percent . and without warning, or deli correspondence, her car to car has more the big move by the parade height had come up. now information has been the most pressing concern for india for months. now, both retail as well as relation have been on an upward predict to be in fact in placing a brief 7 percent last month. and the said that this was the thing that it was worried about. most the be able to talk about political pressures implying essentially the war and its impact on prices across the world. and india as well. now the most we did in back of the 3 hike is going to be for the average because the mit we're going to go up. but whether this would have an impact on the place or not, that for me to be correspond shortcuts guy there in delhi, or back when it

u. s. dollar being held in central banks worldwide. it also find the other major currencies or the british pound japanese the end the year are not making up the loss of the dollars. sure, here's a quick recap. all the nations where the dollar is losing, it's all somewhat ah, is, who's that just to return to the story a little bit earlier. the director of the geo political economy research group rod he could, desiree speculated on the kind of actions china could take to protect its assets, appro they have been in there been increasing stress or self reliance in the economy that has they have already created their own payment systems which, who score they are widening their, including more countries in it, more financial institutions. and it's of that can go on china. as you pointed out in one of your reports, there is a diversification of foreign exchange reserves. shyly, compared to russia, china is even more deeply integrated into the international economy, into the u. s. economy into the european economy, et cetera, then russia is. a

u. s. and the fed is not the only central bank to tighten its policy. the bank of australia has now raised its main lending rate by a quarter of a point that's its biggest rate hike in over a decade. in india. meanwhile, the r b i in the central bank surprise markets by raising rates there to 4.4 percent. and without warning or deli correspondence, her car to car has more this is a big move by the r v i and kind of for 8 high has come up a year. now, inflation has been the most pressing concern for india months. now both 3 d as with wholesale inflation, have been on an upward trajectory. in fact, in taylor placement breeze, the 70 percent la last month and the r b. i said that this was the thing that it was worried about. both the aisles who talked about do political pressures implying essentially the ukraine warren, its impact on prices across the world and, and india as well. now the most immediate impact of the st. hike is going to be for the average because yuma, the ear mines are going to go up. but whether this will have an impact on the place to

u. k. portugal suite in canada and the us. it's unusual for the virus to spread outside west and central africa. joe biden is in south korea for his 1st asia trip. as u. s. president, he seeking to reassure allies about countering china is influence in the region and to discuss to terrance against north korea. but president biden also faces domestic precious. he's been visiting a factory producing microchips, hoping to address a shortage of semiconductors in the us. that's part of the reason for high inflation. so much so much in the future. the world is going to be written here in the endo pacific, over the next several decades. we're standing at an inflection point in history, where the decisions we make today will have far reaching impacts on the world. we leave your children to morrow. this viber democracy has become a powerhouse of global innovation. why invested in educators? people don't reside samsung that are driven by responsible development of technology. innovation will be critical to shape the future, the direction of our 2 countries, the direction we both want to go. observe forestry johnston alive from so. so florence, the president's 1st

u. s. and peru. disease was 1st identified in monkeys in the central in west africa, that spreads to close contact causing body source and fever. no debts have been reported so far. nearly 5 years after i saw was defeated in mosul. a large part of the city is to live ruins. they include a mosque that dates back centuries. some of the java reports iraqis and rebuilding at one of the cities. well, no, not box rocca, the annuity mosque in most, iraq, 2nd largest city is isis declared. it's so called caliphate in 2014 famous for its leaning mineral, or i'll head by his local people called it. it's been regarded as an icon for nearly 900 years leveled in the fight. soldiers and local people reject delegations by isolated the tower and must be destroyed by bombs dropped by the us led coalition. now, piece by piece, brick by brick. iraqis are putting it back together, european parties and unesco aimed to fully restore the monuments by next year. them in difficulties that we found as the beginning of the project was level. we remove that we moved about $5600.00 tons of levels and also about the li

u. s. and others in detecting cases, it's unusual for the virus to spread outside west and central africa. joe biden as arrived in south korea to get his 1st asia trip. as u. s. president, it was to reassure allies about countering china's influence of the region and discuss the terrance is against north korea. those are the headlines, but he's continues here on. i'll just hear arthur, today's edition of inside story, which is coming up next. the walk was no, no, no, no, no, no. this is i don't need to be active. and when you look at me, when you get to me, i can also mentioned you can just leave you a message, you open at the home and ya today. and we're going to give you what we set up for me. i'm a lot of fun at the book if you're the one i know. i mean, i mean i shooting off the edge of the to ah could libby return to civil war once again to rival fight ministers adjusting for power, triggering fighting in the capital, tripoli? elections are delayed and peace talks have made little progress. so what's next? this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program, i am hashem. abala. peop

central africa. now we're seeing here in colder climates in the u . s. in europe, do we have any knowledge about why we're seeing it here? will it's sort of thing that we would periodically see. anyway, i suspect the, the relatively high number of outbreaks, the bullet climbs, is probably something to do with increased travel. people haven't been able to travel too far from europe, africa for quite a while now. and of course, in the past few months, that will change then people will stop moving around the world to get and we'll start to see these outbreaks. of course, we have to remember the older people have some residual immunity. it's believe from the smallpox vaccine, somebody my age won't sort. of course we're probably a bit more susceptible to a monkey box than the old copulation. fascinating stuff, simon. cloud from the university of reading. thank you. since all he is now enough to, i'm stuffed frankfurt. thrilling when in the euroleague on wednesday, the team has arrived back home to a hair as welcome in the city around 100000 fans pipe frank th

u. s. government to include the department of defense, the central intelligence agency. as to what types of enhanced interrogation techniques would be authorized for certain types of detainees. with when they began confining pantano, they moved it. having psychologists do interviews with patients, discover individual flaws, individual sources of trauma insecurity. and then they, they also discovered because they were germany with arabs and muslims. a muslim males are uniquely upset by nudity, and also by female fiscal contact. and fear of don't race has always played a role in american torture. it's the american torture techniques are part of old military punishments, punishments that were used on slaves and, and, and you might find that strange, but there was one area where slaves were never whipped, but you use clean techniques on them. they didn't leave marks. and that was, if you're going to sell a slave, because a slave that had with marks means that they were not going to obey. and so a clean slave was so got a higher price. a cotton industry in the southern delta