u. s. central it back for a number of times. all right, so it's our senior fellow at frugal. thank you very much. thank you. india is molly planned to have in port tax on solar panels of demand for green energy sources. increases solar power currently makes of over half of the countries and renewable energy i plus operations, housing, experiencing a sort for and the supply of domestic components in 2021, india and forces more than 3000000000 dollars worth of solar panels. the overwhelming majority of which came from china for more in this speaking cross nights and dw corresponding tire cars. okay. and daily charlie who stands to benefit most from this plan. what dates i mean uh, these plans uh seem to be designed to help in sort of companies who are being dealing with the salters of these panels in solar cells. uh, but yes, they will end up benefiting chinese exposures. largely because these measures, in any case in the 1st place, they were taken to discourage chinese imports. now there are reports that suggest that india imported solar panels with $3000000000.00 in 2021, 22,

all about you have to, you've told us this truth since elizabeth for about vietnam, about central america, the u. s. roland central america, about what happened in ukraine, the key, the key of coo and 2014. you've told us stories about the plight of the vulnerable and the dispossessed, over so many decades. but you know, jane fonda did tell us a lot of truths about vietnam and ralph native, perhaps a more people than anyone in history individually for his fight with the comic as on the seat belt. i mean, you're going up against what jane funder and ralph nader say as well. absolutely. uh, but you know, i admire the both of them very much for what they did to mr. nate or brought the our attention to automobile safety and seat belts and so forth. and jane is an advocate, passionate advocate against vietnam. and i am myra courage and i supported her all the way through. but she's dead wrong on nuclear energy. and so is ralph nader's and there's no reason to, to, to harbor these mess. we have to move on because the life of the life of the plan is at stake. so this is far more important than the protest

u. s. air strikes. regaining central parts of the country. the violent style has continued, and surgeons remained capable of launch and significant attacks on government, commercial, and military targets, leaving residents and visitors under constant threats. and that to the world of sports in the attempt. here's the final month city beated into milan to claim that 1st ever tompkins, the trophy, which also see it was the trouble of title, was because of that league was cut wins in england. this season. us after school us fast hoffman, which city style kevin to boy and a went off in the english side school. it's pretty them, it's build a rotary. they go. there is all over the line offer a flurry of late chauncey's for their italian rivals off of the maps. this is what expos correspondent, all of the new. do you have to say? outside of it stumbles, i tucked stadium. the faces of the dejected into fans leaving after so exciting behind the tell the story of this final, although the miller needs support has raised the roof in terms of noise levels

u. s. economy and the central bank does not want to risk an over correction when momentum is already pushing in the correct direction. here is federal reserve chairman jerome powell, in light of how far we've come and tightening policy, the on certain legs with which monetary policy affects the economy and potential headwinds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change and to continue to reduce our security as holdings. looking ahead, nearly all committee participants view it as likely that some further rate increases will be appropriate this year to bring inflation down to 2 percent over time. the latest inflation numbers from the united states shows it is on the decline for percent inflation in the month of may, which is a significant improvement over the peak of 9 percent. however, the central bank believe at a healthy economy at its peak has just a 2 percent inflation rate. so we're still far over that target. does the believe that at least one more interest rate is in store for the future? what does that mean to the average american consumer? wel

central asia is not central to u. s. foreign policy. that seems to be the consensus among political academics around the world. but the strategic importance of the so called stand countries cannot be overlooked. tonight will explore the push and pull over the stands. will they remain in the eastern orbit or be swayed by the west? all right, let's get into the em up. the central asia consist of the 5 spans whose becca stand has expand. curtis stand to check a stand and turkmenistan these former soviet republics. while land locked were once a vital route for trade on the old field road and hold the key to expansion of china's new belgian road initiative, most of the stands are sitting on impressive natural gas reserves and play an important role in keeping tara organizations like al keita and bay. so as members of the seo the shanghai cooperation organization, to the north west of the stands lies russia and to their east china. the 2 super powers, anchoring the seo. and while these sovereign nations in the middle mostly favour co operatio

interest rate unchanged at $5.00 to $5.00 and a quarter percent is a reflection of the central banks belief that the u. s. economy is indeed cooling as intended by the previous 10 consecutive interest types. in light of how far we've come and tightening policy, the uncertain legs with which monetary policy affects the economy. a potential head winds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change. the central bank says the paws on interest hikes is most likely temporary, at least one more increase is expected this year. that's to beat inflation back down to pre pen demik levels. meanwhile, the us economy is expected to continue a subdued growth, highly. jo, castro, alj a 0, washington is still ahead and i'll just say it. i mean, most government in exile tends to establish an interim central bank as the way you see along over lusting damage to the economy and rights groups, cry filings awesome. all the amounts of the publisher of leading newspapers given 6 years in prison. the in depth analysis of the days headlines, china cannot maintain its current piper aggressive a

u. s. c's china as an extra central threat because of its economic progress. so all of the things that we're talking about are simply strategies by the us to contain and, and put china and china in its place. the same way they did with japan, back in the eighty's for the plaza accord. china is not going to accept that. so there has to be a new day, a new kind of understanding natasha, whatever ends up happening. the fact that this visit is actually going ahead is this, in some way an acknowledgment. however hesitant, it may be that these strategic rivals that the us in china need one another in order to further their own interest, both at home and abroad. is that essentially the message that we're getting out of all this to? yes, definitely. and as i've, i've already mentioned that their economies are compatible in many ways that they, you know, export and import huge amounts of goods with one another. this is something that has been going on now for, for decades, and it's deeply entrenched and it affects all aspects of the economy and the global economy. so t

interest rate unchanged at $5.00 to $5.00 and a quarter percent is a reflection of the central banks belief that the u. s. economy is indeed cooling as intended by the previous 10 consecutive interest types. in light of how far we've come and tightening policy, the on certain lags with which monetary policy affects the economy. a potential head winds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change. the central bank says the paws on interest hikes is most likely temporary, at least one more increase is expected this year. that's to beat inflation back down to pre pen demik levels. meanwhile, the us economy is expected to continue a subdued growth, highly jo, castro, alj a 0 washington is rarely forces have killed a palestinian during a raid in the occupied westbank. they entered the novelist home of the 9 accused of killing. ap is right, the soldier last year, and so our new troops have increased rates and the occupied territories and recent months. meanwhile, as well as parliament has voted on an impulse and policy of prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose proposed

interest rate unchanged at $5.00 to $5.00 and a quarter percent is a reflection of the central banks belief that the u. s. economy is indeed cooling as intended by the previous 10 consecutive interest types. in light of how far we've come and tightening policy, the on certain lags with which monetary policy affects the economy. a potential head winds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change. the central bank says the paws on interest hikes is most likely temporary, at least one more increase is expected this year. that's to beat inflation back down to pre pen demik levels. meanwhile, the us economy is expected to continue a subdued growth, highly jo, castro, alj a 0 washington sign is economy folded in may, according to new data, which has just been released, industrial output and retail sales course. both missed the full costs of levels, adding to expectations that beijing will ramp up economic stimuli to show up a shaky post pandemic recovery. let's get my role with katrina you. it was long for us in beijing. so tell us a bit more in detail what this data tel

u. s. economy and the central bank does not want to risk an over correction with momentum is already pushing in the correct direction. here is federal reserve chairman jerome powell, in light of how far we've come and tightening policy, the on certain legs with which monetary policy affects the economy and potential headwinds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change and to continue to reduce our security as holdings is looking ahead nearly all committee participants view it as likely that some further rate increases will be appropriate this year to bring inflation down to 2 percent over time the latest inflation numbers from the united states shows it is on the decline for percent inflation in the month of may, which is a significant improvement over the peak of 9 percent. however, the central bank believe at a healthy economy at its peak has just a 2 percent inflation rate. so we're still far over that target. does the believe that at least one more interest rate is in store for the future? what does that mean to the average american consumer? wel

majority of developing countries, the lack of money and the lack of a strong centralized government are the main obstacles is in the u. s. there is the fundamental issue of the lack of population density to justify the huge expense upfront. americans also have a very unique political culture, with an emphasis on the protection of private property rights over public goods and valuing the sense of personal freedom and private vehicles. americans also have a very divided political structure where every jurisdiction is at odds with each other, with varying agendas and priorities. according to the world economic forum, global competitive index, japan ranks the highest when it comes to railroad infrastructure quality and efficiency of train services. this is followed by hong kong, south korea, singapore, taiwan, malaysia, indonesia and china and a place. america isn't even in the top 20. the main industry in the us since the 19 ten's was car manufacturing. because of this developing a good mass, transit and transportation infrastructure would go against this japan, even though it had a car industry was aware of the major diff

interest rate unchanged at $5.00 to $5.00 and a quarter percent is a reflection of the central banks belief that the u. s. economy is indeed cooling as intended by the previous 10 consecutive interest types. in light of how far we've come and tightening policy, the uncertain legs with which monetary policy affects the economy. a potential head winds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change. the central bank says the paws on interest hikes is most likely temporary, at least one more increase is expected this year. that's to beat inflation back down to pre pen demik levels. meanwhile, the us economy is expected to continue a subdued growth. heidi joe castro alj a 0 washington with less than 2 weeks before general elections in guatemala, the founder of a leading newspaper has been sentenced to 6 years in prison. as a reuben zamora was found guilty of loan during money, john, home and reports. that's equally as the diagnose. it won't even sound that it just most indeed. it will came down to this. a 100 and sheets of notes with which closer rubens of motor made the

interest rate unchanged at $5.00 to $5.00 and a quarter percent is a reflection of the central banks belief that the u. s. economy is indeed cooling as intended by the previous 10 consecutive interest types. in light of how far we've come in tightening policy, the on certain legs with which monetary policy affects the economy of that potential head winds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rates on change. the central bank says the pause and interest types is most likely temporary. at least one more increase is expected this year. that's to beat inflation back down to pre pen demik levels. meanwhile, the us economy is expected to continue a subdued growth, highly jo castro, alj a 0 washington. still ahead on the 0 leading newspaper publisher in guatemala is jails for 6 years of white swoops saves their furious the . now there are a few warnings dieting, south east asia, big dime, pulse, and thunderstorms, under our competitors. one the area was pack here and i think one of warnings in the central philippines too. because of this time, the don't expect to be quite as much

majority of developing countries, the lack of money and the lack of a strong centralized government are the main obstacles. in the u. s. there is the fundamental issue of the lack of population density to justify the huge expense upfront. americans also have a very unique political culture, with an emphasis on the protection of private property rights over public goods and valuing the sense of personal freedom and private vehicles. americans also have a very divided political structure where every jurisdiction is at odds with each other, with varying agendas and priorities. according to the world economic forum, global competitive index, japan ranks the highest when it comes to railroad infrastructure quality and efficiency of trains services. this is followed by hong kong, south korea, singapore, taiwan, malaysia, indonesia and china in a place of america isn't even in the top 20 the main industry in the us since the 19 ten's was car manufacturing. because of this developing a good mass, transit and transportation infrastructure would go against this japan, even though it had a car industry was aware of the major dif

the fer, it has been selling between 2 provinces and the central philippines when the blaze broke out, the u. s. secretary of state antony blanket has touched down invasion for talks and the cooling, increasing way. he did tensions between the 2 countries is the highest level visit by us officials since 2018. but it comes as washington as brother in arms. the do remains toward which when treating beijing like a trading partner, it was or is a stomach rival. the us for trays as are so you contributor rachel morrison has more. a delegation of top level chinese political and business figures, a set to visit germany and france in the coming week at the invitation of german chancellor, all off schultz and of the french government. but it remains to be seen precisely which european face billing counter, the one that needs china for trade or the other one that's bad, most in beijing to score brownie points with uncle sam as washington pressure is its allies to quote the risk from china. it sounds like you're a positive relationship with its biggest trading partner, confused with the kind of toxic dram

department announced a new program called the economic resilience initiative in central asia or ellison as they're calling it, where the u. s. has pledged $20000000.00 us dollars in fiscal year 2023 to what they say. expand trade routes and shipping capacity, enhanced infrastructure along the trans caspian sea route and bolster the private sector by facilitating the movement of western multinational companies to central asia. so a number of things that they're claiming here our share that's kind of hard to do for just 20000000 bucks. but at the very end of this press release, the state department names usa, i. d, as the top agency for implementing this initiative, usa id is well known for being a front for c. i. a operations. not long ago, there was unrest in conflicts down you and i discussed this before. and it's believed to have been fomented by outside forces. does this announcement by the us state department actually worry you? on monday low, $20000000.00 us dollars is in significant amount compared to billions of dollars that central asian countries received from china is cheap, low, any investments from russia. but e

programmable and they can incense do the same thing they would do with the central bank digital currency. now in the case of u. s. d. c, what happened was, there was a portion of their money that was backing up the collateral, that, that, that makes up. what us do you see is backed by, it's fully regulated circle investment, the company behind it. jp morgan is a company by a circle invest. they're very much compliant, very much back, one for one. but a portion of their deposits were in as b b bank. and once people had realized that they were questioning how much exposure they had to s b b bank and it was only like something like 3 and a half percent of the total backing of us d. c. so i think the, the markets over reacted to that situation a little bit more so than they needed to. and in the case of u. s. d t, it's also fully backed by if not dollars. it's also backed by treasury bonds. and both both companies. tether and u. s. d c circle are very transparent about what backs up their, their, their token. so at this point of view, as d t wasn't, wasn't being compliant on a regulatory standpoint. they would be ob

programmable and they can incense do the same thing they would do with the central bank digital currency. now in the case of u. s. d. c, what happened was, there was a portion of their money that was backing up the collateral, that, that, that makes what us do you see is backed by, it's fully regulated circle investment, the company behind it. jp morgan is a company by a circle and fast. they're very much compliant. it's very much back, one for one. but a portion of their deposits were in as b b bank. and once people had realized that they were questioning how much exposure they had to s b b bank and it was only like something like 3 and a half percent of the total backing of us the see. so i think the, the markets over reacted to that situation a little bit more so than they needed to. and in the case of u. s. d t, it's also fully backed by if not dollars. it's also backed by treasury bonds. and both both companies. tether and u. s. d c circle are very transparent about what backs up their, their, their token. so at this point of view, as d t wasn't, wasn't being compliant on a regulatory standpoint. they would

the ferry had been sailing between 2 provinces and the central philippines when the police broke out, the b u. s. secretary of state and to be blanket has touched down in beijing for talks and the cooling, the increasingly heated tension is between the 2 countries. is the highest level visit by us officials, those 2018. but it comes as washington's brother in arms. the you remains torn between treating beijing like a training partner at once or this a stomach rival the us for trays as are to contribute original mars and has more. a delegation of top level chinese political and business figures a set to visit germany and france in the coming week at the invitation of german chancellor, all off schultz and of the french government. but it remains to be seen precisely which european face billing counter, the one that needs china for trade or the other one that's bad, most in beijing to score brownie points with uncle sam as washington pressure is its allies to quote the risk from china. it sounds like you're up has the relationship with its biggest trading partner, confused with the kind of toxic d

u. s. federal reserve has left interest rates on hold is the 1st poles after raising weights 10 times since march last year. the central bank has been trying to bring down inflation and the world's largest economy without sparking a recession. inflation has flowed in recent months, but it's still above the long term targets. it might have how far we've come and tightening policy, the uncertain legs with which monetary policy affects the economy and potential headwinds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rates on change and to continue to reduce our security is holdings. looking ahead, nearly all committee participants view it as likely that some further rate increases will be appropriate this year to bring inflation down to 2 percent over time. the head of a nuclear wash sell cars postponed his trip to the russian controls operation, nuclear power plant in ukraine. due to safety concerns, raphael go see was expected to assess the size bullying the breach of the nova kirchhoff custom, which provides cooling wall. so for the plan he wanted, the facility could be called ukraine's cancer o

u. s. federal reserve has put off raising interest rates. it's the 1st pause of the 10. like since march of last year. central bank has been trying to bring down inflation in the world's largest economy without sparking a recession. inflation has flowed in recent months, but it's still about long term targets. okay, that is the headlines. news continues here in officer of africa direct. we look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses that will be new opportunities. hey, i will bring about new industries, but people are worried about losing that jobs to understand how it affects our daily lives. counting the cost on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the several pena lopez shoot, applies the food. i put them in for the my vd repeating, in june, 13th and you want me to fill out my, sit down, wait on my system late unless it does that. but if you see that the key for my son, my see i need to see a newborn game of pay my previous aid. if it was the, the issue that my, that is, it might, and i bought the window to see that price for like 2 days. that shows that to see

central china who non profit paper rain has solved the ground. and even worse, it's done the severe damage to the cross, to the u. s. which is basically the problem failure. the tools with you can see that no beat this problem. yeah, that's 300. that's because of too much right on the right from the computer down to the 3105 machent isn't sure where the receiving worth harvesting at home is we won't be suitable for human consumption at best. it will be feats for life. who non produce the toad of china sweets, but the weather has been most of the crops in the phone area says this phone book, keeping the chart of to reach cop has prompted. even though it's not quite as bad. that's the problem. whereas the harvest probably noting target isn't really even in good use, china can cover its own weakness. experts say the country with massively increased reading ports now, which will affect the anti, well, it's weak, right? in ports of wheat into china already going up. last year they were one of the biggest in the world, and the amount of imports is already rising. if there's damage to the crop, and we're still figuring out

a hard time doing the work here in central china who non profit hey, lorraine has talked to ground and even worse, it's done the severe damage to the crow, to the u. s which is basically the failure, the tools which you can see that you'll be described. yeah, that's 300. that's because of too much right on the right planning period. yeah, the 3 and the other ones are fine with 10 isn't sure whether receiving awards harvesting at home is we won't be suitable for human consumption at best. it will be feed for life who non produce the todd of china sweet. but the weather has been most of the crops in the home area says this phone book, keeping the truck up to read crap has prompted, even though it's not quite as bad. that's the problem. whereas the homicide only noting target isn't really even in good use. china can cover its own weakness. experts say the country with massively increased reading ports now, which will affect the anti will to meet the right. imports of wheat into china already going up. last year they were one of the biggest in the world. and the amount of imports is already rising. if there's damage to the crop, and we're still figuring

u. s. is also being met with skepticism. if the views of the you and talk on the central cheaper piece in but the r c c would be the most part. we are going to continue this week and at the same time work for the congo lease authorities. so that the process of the comes of the state becoming more powerful will enable us to reduce the un mission of presence. but to do so responsibly. despite the thing that they will lead uh, in the the see one of the biggest and collect the admissions in the world, which needs about a $1000000000.00 in i will, uh, my niece which is allocated to that mission. but people in the wrong continue to have another to watch the with for the us, and what can be achieved the following decades off the web presence in the country as 5. but they haven't been peace, particularly in the wisdom pots of the see here, the use of the comb with these people on the growth good throughout the western countries. so just flattering us pretending it being peacekeepers, but for real we know that losing on minimal results is and use that back to this wash and leaving, taking. we'd be fine. but we surprised that weston i

u. s. i made russia's ongoing operation and ukraine, the percentage of the, of, particularly of, of the african and central asian and south asian countries that have changed from being pro america to be pro russia is really quite the rhetoric that is more than much more than half the world's population supports russia in the war, and not that the united states. this was never the way it was. we've lost so much credibility and i'm in around the world. seymour hersh is report has attracted so much debate that media continue to come up with new versions of events with us outlets reporting that german investigator suspect poland was the operating base for the north stream. sabotaged group or assault has denied this obligation. once again, accusing russia of the sabotage without any evidence. archie contributor rachel mars that has more so you may remember the story. peddling the western press of the random bunch of ukrainian dues, the supposedly rent of the yacht loaded up with a bunch of explosives. sell that out to the middle of the sea. dive down, know exactly where the north street pipeline was planted. ex

u. s. federal reserve has left interest rates on hold. it's the 1st pause after raising waves 10 times since march last year. the central bank has been trying to bring down inflation in the world's largest economy with i would, sparking a recession. inflation has slowed and recent months, but it's still about long term targets. heidi, do castro jones as live now from washington d. c. i would cite the federal reserve and what's behind this decision, heidi well, julia takes a deft hand to steer the jug or not. that is the u. s. economy and the federal reserve board essentially sent the message today that they believe the momentum is already taking things in the correct direction, and they don't want to risk an over correction. let's listen to what federal chair jerome powell says, it might have how far we've come and tightening policy, the on certain legs with which monetary policy affects the economy and potential head winds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change and to continue to reduce our securities holdings. looking ahead, nearly all committee participants view it as lik

u. s. federal reserve has left the interest rates unchanged, is the post pause, optimizing rights 10 times since march last year. the central bank has been trying to bring down inflation without spiking of recession. inflation has slowed and recent months, but as still above long term targets. the u has moved one step closer to having the world's 1st low. recognizing artificial intelligence is to ensure a systems, a safe and ethical, and the tech companies comply with rules. but the office is crudely developed as to leave europe full of the markets to at least 9 people have been killed in the latest ethnic violence and money poor. and ne, in india long running tensions between the cookie and may take communities escalated into violence last month. after a judge recommended special status, and they tell us, at least $100.00 people had been killed in the past 2 months. you a secretary of site engineer blinking will be traveling to beijing on friday to discuss maintaining open communication. despite tensions between bus countries. it will be the 1st such visit by washington's top diplomat in 5 years blinking had cancelled a tr

central spine, low water level. the side of the reservoir revealed the ruins of a village and bath house, which i usually submit. daniel ellsberg, the u. s military analyst who likes to pentico and type as has died at the age of 92. how spec should the to see it with the new york times and 1971 revealing uncomfortable details of u. s. involvement in the vietnam war, initially as a pulls off the walls boot become passionately opposed and hooked the lake would help in this. that's all for now with the is next then inside story will examine what's behind jimmy's 1st. if a national security strategy, the follows still no laptop in that seats across the sides. yeah. but still things are very high temperatures because no, the pos are china close enough to cause southern parts of china. big sundry down poles continues to come the way through here and the plumber. i use the my, your friend really active as we go through the next as a split, the system makes its way for the race with drawing in that line of heavy and funder down pulls right into central pos of charges. the south is that what is, is going to be salary and hot, humid weather here n

u. s. may warrant hundreds as it has other nations. they're growing closer to china. a slightly light, the more significant for china then for 5 on it, it's china, a price infinity, additional country in central america, obviously 1st part of the united states. so that's going to be a concern to united states policy makers, a to present some business opportunities for chinese companies typically. and i think we'll see this in the coming hours or days to be some announcements about infrastructure deals with a buy china. and that's going to result in contracts for chinese companies. so probably be a lot of warning. so say it's bad for you on doors, just like united states, warns applicant countries or other countries in the developing world about having to close a relationship with china. and another kind of battle ground for that in recent years has been in the pacific ocean, the pacific island countries for the solomon islands in the news. a lot to this very reason. let's go back now to a story we were following earlier in the program. as a reminder, russians are celebrating their national holiday today. and for the 1st time russia day is being sold rated and then done that. google is cursed

as the us to alicia and global central bank was slipped from 72 percent in 2002 to a re, quote low with 58 percent loss to china has also reports via the taking the u. s. and global exports further endangering the dollars a gemini also contributes or cuba. chris and stacy old, there's a big jp morgan report are essentially hidden thing of the disastrous consequences of us imperialism. or they say basically most often they say the us, these did that changes foreign policy means to solve a building motor for internationally. so i think that may be a sort of the avail message to say look, what are you doing with ukraine? you'll basically destroying the us economy, you're destroying, or the international relationships by with the weights. the dollar has been used to generations and generations because of the us, the strong, strong position globally, and also being destroyed. so i think that same look, stop doing this and stop rebuilding the bridges that you're trying to break between china and russia and the rest of the tournament most is friend. jamie morgan was appointed last play a in, in, in the russian financial markets until at the start of especial

u. s. may warrant honduras, as it has other nations that are growing closer to china. a slightly more significant for china events for firewall entity of china, a price infinity, additional country in central america, obviously close by to the united states. so that's going to be a concern to united states policy makers, a to present some business opportunities for chinese companies. typically, and i think we'll see this in the coming hours or days to be some announcements about infrastructure deals with through a, by china. and that's gonna result in contracts for chinese companies. so probably be a lot of warnings. they'll say it's bad for you. hon doors, just like united states, warns applicant countries or other countries in the developing world about having to close a relationship with china. and another kind of battle ground for that in recent years has been in the pacific ocean. the pacific island countries for the solomon islands has been in use a lot to this very reason. the author of the notable investigation into the attack on the nordstrom pipelines has commented on the declining influence and credibility of the us. i'm in russia's ongoing operation in ukraine. the percentage o