u. s. choosing to have negotiations with the crown prince? well, this is the, there are, there are a number of similarities as you describe. but there's also of course, incredible to similarities. russia under booting does everything that it possibly can to undermine the world order that the united states of supports that allows for the prosperity that we've enjoyed over the last number of decades. and saudi arabia does everything they can to support the projection of american power. and to support us interests largely doesn't mean that there are significant differences between the united states and saudi arabia. but what american presidents have concluded ever since franklin roosevelt is that the shared interests outweigh those differences. and that the way to manage those differences most effectively is, are privately owned between press mr. x or what do you think? wouldn't it just be more honest and perhaps even easier for you as presidents, if they were to stop doing what we've seen since if the yard don't try to tie human rights to forei

and is trying to, like many countries that people don't want to choose sides. the u. s. is trying to force, attract countries to choose sides again, and people are resisting. and that's a positive part of the positive trend of puppies. i correctly identifying. but we have such big problems that we need to somehow figure out a way for the u. s. in the europeans to get back in the game in a positive sense. because even if we've talked look about global warming. if the that what, what one of the consequences of what this war that the russian invasion of ukraine is setting back the need for boot dealing aggressively with global warming setting this back potentially for years is and so yeah, but, but peter doesn't know and you try to convince me that these people actually believe this about climate change. i mean, if it is so existential, so dire, and they flip on it on a dime, no, we have to go after russia 1st. i mean, the sincere people. are they just buffoons? well then up the phones that's, that's part of the problem and they can be dangerous it because of their ideology,

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u. s. supreme court removed american women's constitutional rights to choose to terminate their pregnancies. and in the wake of that decision, several u. s. states have moved quickly to an act trigger laws, restricting access to abortion. florida is one of them, but it's republican governor is facing resistance. up until friday, florida was a safe place to sacon abortion. $80000.00 procedures were performed here last year . but after the u. s. supreme court overturned abortion rights access is quickly being restricted. abortions are now banned after 15 weeks under a new law pushed by the states republican governor. these are and we're, babies are harpy, they can feel pain, they can suffer from. and to say that the state constitution mandates things like this member of orphans. i just don't think that's the problem. to santos is a possible presidential contender and he's making his mark on florida. he signed off on the new law ahead of the supreme court ruling. it provides no exceptions for rape or incest, but he's facing resistance on and off. the straits of florida. judge is even ordered a

u. s. is currently making its way to congress countries that to choose between becoming u. s. date and dependence, all free association states is also coming up on the program. it's not only ukrainian or me that they're fighting against as position is very close to here for in the mercenaries, as well as the crew joined russian lead forces on the done yet on the line where the army is now targets in the military positions. here is using to show the neighboring city of them. yes. ah. and so you from our headquarters here in moscow this friday, this is all the international. my name is peter scott. and these, the top stories the sour while some european officials continue to blame russia for their domestic issues. hunger is foreign minister has come to moscow to secure a new deal to buy russian. gus, he says it's impossible to find alternative sources of fuel for the coming winter. all sorts of moral sodden muscle, whether we like it or not, and whether we want it or not. now it is impossible to purchase an additional 700000000 cubic meters of gas without russian energy sources.

and is trying to like many countries that people don't want to choose sides. the u. s. is trying to force attract countries to choose sides again. and people are resisting, and that's a positive part of the positive trend that peppy is i correctly identifying. but we have such big problems that we need to somehow figure out a way for the u. s. in the europeans to get back in the game in a positive sense. because even if we talk look about global warming. if the that what, what one of the consequences of what this war that the russian invasion of ukraine is setting back the need for boot dealing aggressively with global warming, setting this back potentially for years is and so yeah, but, but peter does know and you try to convince me that these people actually believe this about climate change. i mean, if it is so existential, so dire, and they flip on it on a dime, no, we have to go after russia 1st. i mean, they sincere people or they just buffoons well then up the phones that's, that's part of the problem. and they can be dangerous it because of their ideology, becaus

u. s. is making its way through congress. the country is set to choose between becoming a u. s. state independence or free association status. also coming up on the program, it's not only ukrainian or me that they're fighting against as a positions very close to year for, for in the mercenaries, as well. as the crew joined russian lead forces on the done yet line where the army is now targeting ukrainian military positions here is using to show the neighboring city of them. yes. ah, thanks for joining us at 8 am this friday morning. my name is peter scott bringing you all the latest news here on ot see for my headquarters rights in the russian tucker. while so many european officials continue to blame, russia fall that domestic issues, hunger is foreign minister, has come to moscow to secure a new deal to buy russian gas. he says it's impossible to find alternative sources of fuel for the upcoming winter little so side moral side of mussel whether we like it or not. and whether we want it or not. now it is impossible to purchase an additional 700000000 cubic meters of gas with

u. s. economy has contracted for a 2nd strike quarter, adding to recession fears, gross domestic product, which is one measure of economic activity fell by 0.9 percent to the 3 months from april to choose. u. s. president joe biden is speaking to his chinese candidates reaching pinged by phone. a bit rising tensions pledging has rolled article, take what it calls, forceful ashes. if the speaker of the us house of representatives visits taiwan next month, and if the trip goes head, nancy pelosi will be the highest ranking american to visit the islands in 1997 china considered tie one part of its territory. whitehouse correspond, kimberly helped get josephina from washington. d. c is not just nancy pelosi that will be top of the agenda, but i assume russia's was in ukraine as well. that is another issue that is to be discussed specifically the fact that china has not condemned russia's invasion of ukraine. that is of concern of the united states. also shun is the backdoor espionage that is sometimes embedded in electronics sold in the united states. intellectual property, theft, climate change, and whether or not there will be a lifting of some of the tariffs that have been put in place

u. s. supreme court justice, the 51 year old, replaces stephen bryer, who's retiring justices, remain on the bench for life for until they choose to step down for nearly a decade. that the u. s. supreme court has ruled that america's environmental protection agency does not have the authority to limit greenhouse gas emissions from coal fired power plants. the ruling by the court's conservative majority marks a setback in the by the ministrations bite against climate change. it means the white house will now have to work through a deeply divided congress in its battle to curb emissions another week. another u. s. supreme court ruling with far reaching consequences. this one concerns coal fired power plant and the extent to which the u. s. environmental protection agency can force them to cut emissions. the court ruled that the agency is not authorized to make decisions with such economic and political implications. today the court put the fossil fuel industries and interests over the over their own people. and that is, that's actually horrible. there is so much consensus right now that the climate crisis is our number one issue

u. s. supreme court recently limiting the government's authority to regulate emissions. many conservative states may choose not to follow, california's lead a well ah, we have our longstanding tradition in the u. s. says most people know, but california does something right. other states follow the u. s. supreme court decision i had to do with power plants when you mention it keeps ebay from regulating power plants. power plants are the 2nd major emitter of greenhouse gases after transportation. plastics is after power plants a. so i don't think that unless the supreme court decision has expanded or congress cedar beans at some way, they, they supreme court decision. well that effect this, this legislation, richard chuck are really good to get your thoughts. thanks very much. indeed for talking to loud as they were. thank you, richard. that no critics of tennessee, as president chi side of accused him of giving himself royal powers. it comes after he released a new draft constitution. it'll further expand the president's powers and limit the role of parliament. opposition leaders have described it as a for

u. s. is making its way to congress. the country is said to choose between becoming a us state independence or free association states. africa criticizes europe. you turn cold to increase energy supply in an attempt to replace russian commodities up to years at step bike over new fossil fuel development projects across the continent.

u. s. naval encroachments in the south trying to see what do you think we can expect from the upcoming meeting between biden and choosing ping plan for tomorrow . i truly believe that the fact that the chinese president and the u. s. president are still about to talk with each other is a positive sign. this means that between china and the united states, there are still channels of communication and it will make the world a safer place if they keep talkie. on the other hand, pure talk doesn't solve the problem. if the united states government does not take affirmative action to prevent nancy pelosi, his visit to, to taiwan in the coming weeks, for example, then a major showdown will take place. and i hope president biden, his government, his military will not pretend to be taken by surprise. because this is the real red line, as far as china is concerned, and china has made his position long to the united states. saw don't crane that they are being taken by surprise. they need to be fully aware all the consequences. stepping out of his nancy pearl's is proposed, a visit to taiwan and the world should be fully aware that

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choose letters on a keyboard. these brain computer interfaces were developed by stanford university in the u. s. ah, previously robotic alms weren't able to have such fluid and natural movements. this new non invasive brain computer interface was developed by researchers at the courts university. as the technology improves, e g caps could become a future alternative to implanted chips. ah, using e g caps instead of brain surgery is definitely less risky. because implanting electrodes directly into the brain can cause bleeding or scarring, or the electrodes could be reject it. and if they need to be taken out at a later point, that could also lead to complications. but beyond the physical risk of brain computer interfaces, experts worry there are other serious dangers. what would it mean if we were in full control of our minds? all same is addiction, depression. those could all become a thing of the past. but so could traits that make us human? transact osman twist. i would say our traits can be altered by deep brain stimulation and on come as a brush, for example, or someone who was shy, can sud

u. s. is making its way through congress. the country is set to choose between becoming a us state independence. all free association states is also coming up. it's not only ukrainian army that they're fighting against as positions very close to a year. full of foreign mercenaries, as well as the crew joins russian lead forces on the done yet for the line where the army is now targeting ukrainian military positions here is using to show the neighboring city of danielle with friday morning in moscow. mine is peter scott and welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis. you know, not well, some european officials continue to blame russia for the domestic issues. hungary is foreign minister has come to moscow to secure a new deal to buy russian. gus, saying it's impossible to find alternative sources of fuel for the coming winter. little so side boil side of muzzle, whether we like it or not and whether we want it or not. now it is impossible to purchase an additional 700000000 cubic meters of gas without russian energy sources . we can dream, we can blow bal

u. s. is making its way to congress. the country is said to choose between becoming a us state independence or free association states. africa, criticizes europe. you turn cold to increase energy supply in an attempt to replace russian commodities up to years of that bike over new fossil fuel development projects across the continent. parts of a stall to pre agenda. it's not only ukrainian or me that they're fighting against as positions very close to year full of foreign mercenaries as well on r t. crew joints. russian lead forces on the done yes, phone line where the army is now targets in ukraine's military positions, which give uses to relentlessly shells the neighboring city. often. yes. with thank you for joining us early this friday morning. my name is peter scott bringing you all the latest news here on our team for my headquarters here in the russian capsule. welcome to the program. awesome european officials continue to blame russia for their domestic issues. hungary to foreign minister has come to moscow to secure a new deal to buy russian

u. s. state department, calling it a mistake. human rights groups. worry that the un secretary general antonio terrace, who will choose the next human rights commissioner, will again opt for a candidate who worked largely behind the scenes rather than very publicly calling out all abuses. i am deeply concerned. the 2nd general terrorist is gone. you completely undermine the high commissioner's house, may get utterly ineffective. i selecting a quiet diplomat. aren't now gutierrez in askance out, in contrast, as on his predecessors coffee and was very outspoken in speaking, accumulating even banking mood, vision. you're not the most outspoken individual, but in the and out his voice and the terrorist has been very reluctant to criticize particular governments unless their whole body bryant, i fear that he's going to choose a high commissioner who's collect, share, who's going to share his reticence about using the only 20 hi commissioner has, which is public reporting in public combination? regardless of who e. p 3, it's diplomat. say, an official little known outside the un who's worked for guitarists for decades. volc

u. s. he also said adopting unrealistic policies and energy will lead to inflation to lancaster. parliament has begun the process of choosing the next president. our minister ronald vick rema singer, is serving as acting president until a new leader is in place should happen. within the next week. the u. s. president, travel to saudi arabia after visiting israel or the occupied territory. just hours after he left the australia military carried out an ass strike on garza. the army says it hits a hamas weapons manufacturing site. it says at least 2 rockets were fired from gauze over the southern israeli city of ash colona, but one was intercepted by its air defense system una al science has more gaza city call has a tory day and these hours in the gaza strip previously on the early hours of don't israel is strikes, shook different areas and because the strip targeting different military sites here in garza, in the central south, during and in the east west area because of the city and gaza strip. these violet grades have occurred or has caused a lot of material damage in the residential areas and recall to close to these site

choose to flee. another sign that morale among them is far from what it was more i'd gas v of r t from the la guns people's republic. ah, the u. s. once its allies in the g 20 to blame the global grain crisis on russia, despite moscow arguing that ukraine is the one refusing to de mine, it's waterways to enable exports because ortiz rachel blevins comments. the west has been turning a blind eye to its own brutal pass. this week's meeting of g 20 leaders may not include plans for direct talks between russia and the u. s. and that hasn't stop officials in washington from talking to others and suggesting new ways to put pressure on moscow. one major topic is the state of global food supplies with the u . s. calling on others to emphasize the subject of allowing grain exports from ukraine. g 20 countries should hold russia accountable and insist that it supports ongoing un efforts to reopen the ceilings for green delivery. however, russia has argue that it is not responsible for a blockade, and that ukraine is the one refusing to clear waterways for its own exports. president potent also noted that based on estimates of how much gre

when in terms of, um, what i choose i want to take you live to jed, then our u. s. president joe biden is speaking your minister to sports minister all the way down the line. and the guts, just talked of pressure, the tire saudi government. and thanks to many months of quiet diplomacy by the staff, we've accomplished some significant business today. first, as you saw this morning, the saudis will open their air space to all civilian carriers. that is a big deal, a big deal, not only substance, not only symbolically but substantively. it's a big deal. it means saudi air space in albany flights to and from israel. this to the 1st tangible step on a path. and what i hope will eventually broader normalization of relations. second, we concluded historic deal that to transform a flash point at the heart of the middle east wars into an area of peace. international peacekeepers, including you, us troops will leave tyrann island and the red sea where they been for over 40 years since the camp david accords. 5 american soldiers died on the strategically located island in 202

u. s. supreme court justice. the 51 year old, replaced the stephen briar who's retiring justices, remain on the bench for life or until they choose to stepped out. the ecuadorian government has signed a deal with indigenous leaders bringing an end to protests that brought the country to a halt for almost 3 weeks. agreement, which was mediated by the catholic church has cut fuel prices to address protesters, anger over the rising cost of living. 5 civilians and one soldier have been killed in the unrest. joining us now from kiddos dw correspondent johan ramirez, johan, could you tell us more about why these protest broke out? what were they demanding? last night i interviewed the only this isa who is the lead there of indigenous people on the man who was in front of this nationalist tried. i asked him the same question and he's humorous, he's answering to words, poverty and inequality, poverty, an inequality. i mean, that was the background of these crisis since the beginning of the nationalist, right? indigenous people were demanding than measures to the government in order to improve the economic off the situ at the effect um ec

choose to look for common ground. so called enhanced interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved to become absolutely excruciating. but nobody lean finger on you. you are doing it to yourself. we started adopting those techniques when i was stationed in mosul. among them were stress, possession, sleep deprivation. inducing hypothermia is already beginning to be evidence that these old techniques are now being used on immigrant children. whatever you do or more comes home, nobody has been held accountable for the torture that happened in the past and the moral authority that made america war sacrifice. the shimmer of effective interrogation with the summers willingly be up to stumble was then. yeah. like i'm on the thing of that a little but a little because even now. so if one additional to fall out at last, but i had on that mission with what i did well, that's edible. up with shufa national surplus wi

u. s. city of kron have released body can footage showing officers choosing a black man last week. 25 year old jail and walk was killed after being stopped for a traffic violation. his killing has led to protest amounting justice. palestinian leaders say us officials have examined and return the bullet that killed out of their agenda history and i will claim earlier, the israeli military said it would test the bullet with us oversight but and still unclear thoughts. what's happened palestine, you need to say the bullet was given to the us with assurances that israel would not be involved. sharon was killed by israeli soldiers, and ne, and the occupied westbank. their west african block echo west has lifted economic sanctions against molly, imposed in response to a series of military. coups. leaders from the block are holding talks to discuss military takeovers and molly guinea and became a faster and search and rescue operation is expected to resume in northern italy. on monday, a day off, the part of last year collapsed, killing 6 hikers. please say more than a dozen people could still be

choosing to play this blame game? well, of course, and that's what the u. s. does all the time. the u. s. is incredible. crisis right now, politically, you see the president, the united states, with the record low approval ratings, with record high inflation, with record high homelessness. again, with record high pandemic numbers. and so they are scrambling to find any one to blame for this. russia has been the escape go now, certainly since 1917 revolution and beyond. and, but eventually people will, i think people who are already waking up there, they're not behind this blame game. they are blaming the president united states, joseph vine. that is where the blame firmly wes, and i think he's going to, his party is going to be punished in november because they're not going to buy that . russia is the source of all these worlds. coming back to russia, though, russia has repeatedly denied blocking food exports. and what is the real cause? if you can narrow down to one thing, what is real cause of the world's food practice right now? well, again, the food crisis has been developing over tim

choose to look so common ground. so called enhanced interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved, to become absolutely excruciating. but nobody slain finger on you. you are doing it to yourself. when we started adopting those techniques, when i was station and mortal among them, wordpress possession sleep deprivation ah, inducing hypothermia up is already beginning to be evidence that these old techniques are now being used on immigrants and children, whatever you do or more comes home, nobody has been held accountable for the torture that happened in the past, the moral authority, the made america awarded or sacrifice for the shimmer of effective interrogation. ah, lou the near him, the trial ass irvin's on the housing head of a sabotage section to testified. on september the 12th 1939, a chief admiral canaries with instructed by 3rd ry foreign minister. a yell at him on raven truck. oh, it's necessary

u. s. supreme court justice. the 51 year old replaces stephen bryer, who's retiring. justice is remain on the bench for life for until they choose to step down. the ecuadorian government has signed a deal with indigenous leaders bringing an end to protests that paralyzed the country for almost 3 weeks. the agreement cuts fuel prices to address protesters anger over the rising cost of living. 5 civilians and one soldier had been killed in the unrest. john is present, she gen paying has visited hong kong to mark the 25th anniversary of the united kingdom, handing the territory back to the mainland. she oversaw the swearing in of their cities, new chief executive, john lee, replace as terry lamb, who led the crackdown on political descent in hong kong before the hand over in 1997, china agreed to maintain a one country to systems policy to protect basic democratic rights. beijing, however, has recently tightened his grip on the city, including a national security law that restricts dissention to deepen. d, w correspondent, p v. kong is in hong kong, fame. it tell us what she's been paying has been saying about hong kong on this ann

when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground with so called enhanced interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved to become absolutely excruciating. but nobody lean finger on you. you are doing it to yourself. and we started adopting those techniques when i was station and mortal among them were stress, possession, sleep deprivation, inducing hypothermia. there's already beginning to be evidence that these old techniques are now being used on immigrants and, and children, whatever you do or more comes home. nobody has been held accountable for the torture that happened in the past. the moral authority, the made america awarded or sacrifice for the shimmer of effective interrogation with new ministry to restore just work of literally a muscle around noon. she doesn't being in the green shield on a nurse to me as possible. mama cooked as goose creek. suddenly to look up to his ashley. uh, this is one of the what's the big

what they are, the ones who can choose what they want to cooperate with saudi arabia wants to at present itself again as one of the most important partners for the u. s. m, on an international level, and that has been their main message or from a visit. and by them is supporting this message with this historic visit and the pictures we saw. okay, the w correspondent, collier not shem, oregon washington, many banks. and for bo news by and munich, i've agreed to allow strike of robert le bon duff ski to joined barcelona. a bye and accepted the spanish clubs latest proposal, a multi year deal with up to 50 1000000 euros by and previously insisted upon dusty had to remain in munich until his contract expires. next summer. randasia said several weeks ago and so she needed that his time at bion was over with what secrets lie behind these will discover new adventures in 360 degree and explore fascinating world heritage.