u. s. coalition, i'm in the body that does that areas. so effectively the pressure is mounting against the us, both politically, diplomatically. ah, and from a military perspective, and if the military perspective comes into play, then the u. s. is going to face some very hard choices. while aside from the plundering of oil, which we just spoke about, what kind of effects have has the u. s. presence in syria had on the civilian population there specifically? well, i mean, that's not only a case of the plundering of the oil. the fact is that i think it was only 2 days ago that 40 oil tankers were seen leaving north east to iraq. and from there, of course, they're sold predominantly into israel. so the theory and people are living on the some of the most barbaric functions that we've ever seen in history that also even affect countries that are coming to the assistance of syria to rebuild civilian infrastructure. so we have sanctions, we have oil theft or oil piracy. we have the burning of agricultural crops and the occupation of agricultur

u. s. and the coalition against isis have been there and there, occupying the territory. remember, president for president from tweet that were there for the oil, we're going to secure the oil. we're going to take the oil. this is oil, that they are not allowing the legitimate government in damascus. the legitimate government are recognized by the united nation to have this is their oil. this is a theory and oil. and so you see it's 20, it's the 21st century. you know, pirate barbarism really. you know, they're out there. they're taking the oil, they're carving up the country, they're bulk. and i think it like they did with yugoslavia and other places around the world. and so absolutely, president putin is correct. and of course, president putin is an ally of president assad and legitimate syrian government. and this is what allies do for each other. they come to each other's aid. and he's saying is along with the iran that it's not allowable anymore, that the u. s. and they both mentioned to president are doing as well that they wouldn't really tolerate. another special

u. s. and bringing together saudi arabia and israel to be the linchpin of this u. s. backed anti iran coalition. all of these things are routed in the competition with china, even though that competition in the middle east is predominantly economic and not strategic. but it's in the strategic realm that u. s. power is so much stronger, so that's where it emerged. we should be very clear, you know, china spends less than a 3rd of what the us spends on its military budget. so there's no competition there . but there is serious competition. one way is one part of it. there are other parts as well, but that's what the us brings to the table is it's military power, which china cannot and hopefully it's not going to try to compete with in the middle eats. and how important is technology when you consider things like virtual reality is here on the fund space, exploration politically. how important is that kind of technology? i think they are very important for the saudis, for one reason, which is that the, the, the operative leader of saudi arabia, the prince embry ask the crown prince, who is among o

u. s. has obviously made no secret of trying to create a global coalition to counter russian aggression there. so i was interested looking at some opinion polls in the malise. though it seems that many more people and many more countries, more anti american than they are pro ukraine. scott, how much support is by actually likely to get for that agenda? well, i'm not sure if i will get a great show support from them at least. but the purpose of this trip is to keep air of countries from going to the other side. just as the us did in its approach to india, where it was worry that india would become too supportive of russia. indeed, almost back the invasion and worked for months to prevent that happening. part of this trip here is to try to limit the development of ties which andreas has written about, you know, between russia and saudi arabia were energy. and d, you had a russian on board who just recently was and saw your area. so i think from the standpoint of real politic and look, human rights are expendable here. ideals are spend away here. the idea here is 9. sure. not only is saudi arabi

a couple of weeks ago after the previous coalition collapsed, the president said the u. suring israel in the middle east. you have an ironclad commitment. from the united states of america to israel's security and ironclad commitment. we'll make sure that israel can defend itself by itself to leaders signed a joint declaration this morning on military cooperation and a joint commitment to preventing iran for obtaining a nuclear weapon. well, the next round of inflation numbers comes out today. the consumer price index yesterday showed that inflation is even worse than most economists had expected this morning. the european commission predicted inflation across the continent will reach a record high of 8.4% in the third quarter. just about as high as the u. s where the gauge that measures prices for just about everything. gas food energy hit 9.1% in june from this time last year, that's the highest rate in nearly 41 years now, although gas prices have dipped recently , they are still about 60% higher compared to a year ago. here in california, we are still paying on average

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and the fact that to lead an international coalition to push back on rushes, an invasion of ukraine require. there's a functional u. s. saudi relationship in that relationship, the united states provides assurances for saudi arabia, security. that's a historic rolled united states as always play and saudi rep idea commits to align itself with u. s. interests, especially when they're challenged by our global rivals, russia and china. and in this context, that means more saudi oil production to bring down prices, increase the byte of sanctions against russia, and make more non russian energy supplies available to european markets. if that core bargain of the us saudi relationships is restored. as stabilized at that actually is a re calibration that then in some ways make it easier to make progress on other issues that are still problematic in relationship human rights, warren yemen and prone to promote saudi normalization with israel. before we run out of time in bathroom, i want to talk a moment about elections in november. we've got mid term elections in the us. we've got parliamentary elections in israel. what can b

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he want to confidence vote, but 3 policies in his coalition. government refused to participate. ah, breaking news right now for you. the u. s. president jo belizean has tested positive for cove with milling team. he said to be having very mild symptoms. an sri lanka has sworn in ran a vic, grandma singer as the new president, despite opposition from the protest movement that forced his predecessor to step down. when he's for lankin, say he shares the blame for the ongoing economic crisis. flash flooding has killed about 20 people in nigeria as northern jig, our state or than 200 families, fled as the water levels rose, the flooding of submerged thousands of hates as a farmland, iraq's holding a day of morning after an artillery attack on a tourist town of the kurdish region killed 8 people and wounded 23. iraq's prime minister is blaming turkey for the attack. turkey rejects the allegations for the 1st time in its history, india has elected a tribal woman as its president to party murmur was the candidate of the governing b. j. p. party. the role of president is largely ceremonial in india. the speak of the us house of repr

u. s. who would dispute that? saying that joe biden was much more responsible for putting together the coalition and also the sanctions that were imposed on russia. and of course, much of the weapons and met much of the money that is pouring into ukraine is coming from the united states. but there is no doubt that people here respect, forest johnson greatly aah. rusher is trained to use its veto powered un security council to shot a critical, a corridor into northern syria. at least 4000000 people rely on humanitarian deliveries made via the bible. how a border crossing from turkey, the security council is voting on whether to extend its use. sam castle glue has more on this now from est amble. 4 and a half 1000000 people are internally displaced in syria. most of them live in refugee camps here in the northwest. they depend on food medicine and other basics that are brought in a via the bubble. how a border crossing with turkey. this olivia, the, these few boxes contained rice, sugar, annoyed. none of these are within our means, we rely on these containers. they added. however, damascus says delivering international

he moved to step down after a coalition partner, the populace 5 star movement pulled out if a confidence vote and conservative m p 's in the u. k will later narrow down the party as leadership race to the final 2 candidates. they will then enter a run or vote among party members. former chancellor receives tonight and foreign secretary, the stress as well as trade minister pending more. dont are the 3 remaining candidates, ukraine's president has dismissed the deputy head of the domestic security service . earlier valadez lensky suspended the head of the organization. the prosecutor general, the un mission and i've gone on has documented allegations of rights abuses in its 1st report on the issue since the taliban took over last year. it accuses the government of extra judicial killings, arbitrary arrests and torture. you're up to date with the headlines on al jazeera war. hotels is up next. thanks for watching by bi weekly, look at the world's talk business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses to understand how it affects our daily lives. on the exam with counting the cost on algebra. ready ah, euro

states is a member of the media freedom coalition, across regional group of 52 countries that have pledged to protect media, freedom, home and abroad. last year, the u. s. host that a summit for democracy and launched a year of action with a cohort dedicated to media freedom. a free press is clearly a cornerstone of democracy. sharina died reporting the news, holding up the daily reality of the people. she's so dedicated li, covered. and the ways in which their lives are impacted by policies and power mostly beyond their control. this is what journalists working in peace are conflict reporting around the world do every single day. the united states must not prioritize power relations over the rights of people. the u. s. must move decisively president must more decisively in pursuit of an f. b. i investigation into the killing of its own citizen sharina abruptly. we will keep holding governments to account. we will continue to spend with the barclay family and we are hoping that this week's marks a turning point for justice for sharing. thank you. i'm just going to read one final statement by senator jeffrey merkel of oregon and then i'll open it up for

coalition against russia, against china. this is not working, even the close, even the closest allies off the u. k. and the u. s. actually not able to consistently keep up their commitments that have been made. dispatcher of the fence, say, you know, sanctions against russia spectrum. we know that this unity is crumbling, of the face of the price that has to be paid. the rest of losing technological advantage is losing traded von digital. using investment advantage is using all alliance or allies. so on every front it is losing and it's trying to muster what little it can. i'm not sure how successful this is going to be, but it is extremely hypocritical. and these are well worn scenes. they have been doing this for a long time. huge lines at gas stations and ethiopia as the east african countries, struggles with fuel shortages and rapidly escalating costs. some drivers said that they were waiting as long as 8 hours for diesel authorities have increased. the price of diesel by 38 percent have been cut government fuel subsidies. previously, if you open consumers would pay only a 4th of the regular global rates for

u. s. positionally to state solutions. israel and palestine. italy's president has rejected the resignation of prime minister mario rocky half to one of his coalition partners refused to support a government bill. druggie leads a broad coalition that's been thrown into crisis as parties prepare for a national election early next year. there was a rainy husband from ferrara, in northern italy, by refusing to accept my idea that i get resignation letter the president surgery. my tele might have bolstered money that i use government to be able to serve well in the next year when elections are scheduled. or it could just ensure a few more months of the government and that it might eventually fall. and they have to call early elections has yet to be seen. but the prime minister mighty that argued, is expected now to speak in parliament next wednesday, as requested by the president to say what he needs to continue to enact reforms to help push italy out of the worst days of the pandemic. this decision by the ragged offers resignation and my fidel it to reject it caps off a chaotic week in which the fivestar movement, one of the members of the in the gove

coalition . within the government within christina, fernandez the kirschner and alberto for a man best palestinian leaders say they've handed over the bullet that killed al jazeera journalist schuman ugly to u. s. forensic experts. investigators will run ballistic tests on the bullet to see if it matches ammunition used by israeli soldiers. the u. s. has apparently agreed not to share with it with there is really counterparts. sure it was a palestinian american. she was killed by israeli forces on may. the 11th, while covering is really raised in jeanine camp. israel says it's shot down 3 anom drones and launched by the lebanon based group has been up. they were heading towards a disputed gas field in the mediterranean sea. the military released this video said to show them being destroyed. the kerisha gas field is part of maritime dispute between israel and lebanon. those are the headlines. we'll have more news here on al jazeera for you after this is europe. ah, oh. 2 a with a mother. yeah. get home on that is you still facial, you got it and you do well, they've always a push to go on the shelf with . i mean 50 if i look on the shuttle tire. well ah my fellows. so if you just want to talk t

u. s. position or the 2 states solution. israel and palestine. italy's president has rejected the resignation of the prime minister. marian rocky after one of his coalition potters refused to support a government bill. doggie leeds, a broad coalition that's been thrown to crisis by the 5 star events, refusal to back legislation aimed at tackling the cost of living. the bill had become a focal point. the tensions within drug is government as parties prepare for a national election in early 2023 deserves at a rainy, has more from ferrara, in northern italy, by refusing to accept my the that i get resignation letter. the president said, you might tell it might have bolstered money that i use government to be able to serve well into next year when elections are scheduled. or it could just ensure a few more months of the government and that it might eventually fall. and they have to call early elections that's you have to be seen. but the prime minister mighty that argued, is expected now to speak in parliament next wednesday, as requested by the president to say what he needs to continue to enact reforms. to help push italy out of the worst state of the pand

israeli prime minister speed who took office just 13 days ago after previous coalition collapsed, the president said the u. stted to the security of israel. you have an ironclad commitment. from the united states of america to israel's security and ironclad commitment. we'll make sure that israel can defend itself by itself. unbreakable bond later signed a joint declaration on military cooperation in a joint commitment to preventing iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon . california's governor's once again setting the record straight when it comes to his presidential aspirations. our governor made a visit to the west wing of the white house for a series of meetings during his four day trip, governor newsom is set to meet with officials in the biden administration and congressional leaders to discuss issues ranging from abortion access to climate change and gun control. yesterday he accepted an award for education innovation on behalf of california. we practice pluralism. we believe in racial, social and economic justice. we don't shy away from those principles. those values we hold them, dear. and we advance

u. s. presidential bio miss ly here directly from israel, a to saudi arabia. that will be a 1st and that highlights also, you know, the aim of israel to broaden its coalition to broaden its lines here in the region . on the other hand, we heard also just now in the song bite, offer president joe biden. he said, you know, there's still time for diplomacy, but he also highlighted that it's important that to israel is able to defend itself and away and highlighted the military assistance that us is giving our, to israel, the largest ever. he said. so they both is drafted. this into a, the so called jerusalem declaration that was signed. that also said further a basically that are both and i, 1st and foremost u. s. is committed to never allow yvonne to have a nuclear weapon. but he also highlighted a turbine. again, that is the 1st president to fly, to saudi arabia, and that has been throughout this visit. no. the integration of israel into the region are, you know, to get more people on board, maybe to normalize that diplomatic ties with this rather part him night at arab emirates, bahrain, morocco. and of course phase are very, are much so they want to see some

coalition refused to participate those. the headlines news continues, hey, on al jazeera, after the world cup count down, i care about how the u. s. engaging with the rest of the world. i cover foreign policy, national curity. this is a political impact. here's the path. what are we telling a good story? we're really interested in taking you in to a place that you might not visit otherwise. and to actually feel as if you were there hello on on the richardson, welcome to our late this world cup countdown program as we build up the cattle 2020 to the middle east of a world cut, which takes off in november each month. we focus on a different region and this time we are looking at africa count sadie, i'm on a lead his soluble side to more success after winning the africa cup of nations. we'll take a look at how the changes in scene is helping to unify the country as it struggles with an economic and political crisis. and we'll go back to south africa 12 years on from the continence 1st, and only world cup the god along the way. we've got football writer, asia congregation, stunning by for is in morocco, where she's reporting on the w

coalition government refused to participate. well, let's go back to our breaking news at the u. s. president joe biden has tested positive for corona virus. we can now speak with dr. david friedman. he's a professor emeritus of infectious diseases at the university of alabama in birmingham. tell me whether sir live on al jazeera and it does say that the president has a mild symptoms, a slight cough, and a fatigue. is that what we expect with the definition of mild symptoms? i'm that that's correct. a more severe symptoms would mean that he was having some difficulty breathing or that his oxygenation, which i'm sure they, they be monitoring, you know, had been, hadn't been affected. so, and that's pretty much what we're seeing up with. well vaccinated people are these days. of course a, in the press of the white house press statement, it does say that the president is taking pac salivate. and it's one of the many, a drugs that's available for those that won't be knock elated. what do we know about this? unpacks lavette is a highly effective, it's certainly the antiviral drug of cho

coalition claims a sweeping majority in the upper house of parliament. just days off the assassination of the prime minister. there are 5 fighters rushed to save one of the u. s. as the most iconic forest, as wildfire and california double in size. ah, well, we begin in sri lanka, where protested, occupying the residences of the president and prime minister, have vowed that they will not leave until both leaders are out of office. public fury over the countries economic crisis reached a breaking point on saturday. demonstrated stormed the homes of president godsa by a roger boxer and prime minister, running a bit from a finger. both men say they will resign and opposition parties have meant to agree on new government. when all fernandez reports now from the presidential residence in columba, a real carnival atmosphere here at the president's official residence, the great facade you see behind me, you notice the architecture. it goes back many, many decades. and this was the sight of that massive sea of people who overran this property. seeing the exit of president gore toby, roger boxer on friday. now obviously he has to resign officially. but for the protest

coalition within the government. within christina hernandez, the kirschner and alberto cera ma'am best palestinian leaders say they've handed over the bullets that killed al jazeera, joined the strand. i will actually to u. s. forensic experts. investigators will run the ballistic test on the bullet to see if it matches ammunition used by israeli soldiers. the u. s. has apparently agreed not to share that with it with their is really counterparts. sharina was a palestinian american. she was killed by israeli forces on may. the 11th or covering israeli raids in jeanine camp. israel says it's shot down 3 unarmed drones north, by the lebanon based group has been a towards a disputed gas field in the mediterranean sea. the military released this video, so to show them being destroyed. the kerisha gas field is part of a maritime dispute between israel and lebanon. a 3 day meeting of religious leaders and tribal elders in afghanistan has ended with calls for the well to recognize the taliban government and lift sanctions. women were not allowed to take part. international community has been wary of offering recognition, especially on the taliban restricted women's rights. more than a 1000000 people have descende

coalition, like italy who are wavering in their community. what do you think we we go from here? i'm just going to read you some of the u. s. embassy has, sir said they said that the reported replacement of the national corporation board may be contested in court, but must not become the subject of armed confrontation. firstly, could this be challenged legally, and secondly, could this lead to something quite unsavoury? well, the 1st question is incredibly complex. so unfortunately, whoever is libby as legitimate prime minister as per the lpa the right to remove 17 december 2015. does have the ability to, to replace the n o c chairman, but it's not clear at this point who would be as much in the prime minister is. so to solve the question of who has the ability to replace them ela, you have to figure out who has legitimate authority to govern libya. and this is something that for months has not been able to be determined because to buy bose governor and beyond his mandate. and unfortunately, district shows the way in which the american lead order is not able to walk into bubblegum. they've done a great job unifying the wes