u. s. covered and angry reactions to the fuel pump prices. in addition, people not that happy with the white house, which is still as we speak, paying for russia for oil, putting u. s. dollars in their pockets for who knows how they're using those funds. so keep an eye on oil prices, possible sanctions in the coming days. coast that should go under that headlines and it will definitely move the markets. or i more more pressure for those sanctions. james sweeney, new york. thank you very much. thank you. and now to some of the other global business stories making headlines, the leaders of the world bank and i m f signal thursday that they were ready to help ukraine, while warning that russia's invasion will have repercussions for the global economic recovery. i m f, managing director crystelina gord, gather, said the conflict ads, significant economic risk for the region as well as the world. tesla has received a conditional license to begin production at its electric vehicle factory and the adjacent battery plant just outside berlin. the facto

u. s. covered and angry reactions to the fuel pump prices. and addition people not that happy with the white house, which is still as we speak, paying russia for oil, putting u. s. dollars in their pockets for who knows how they're using those funds. so keep an eye on oil prices, possible sanctions in the coming days. coast that should go under that headlines and it will definitely move the markets. or i more more pressure for those sanctions. james sweeney, new york. thank you very much. thank you. and now to some of the other global business stories making headlines, the leaders of the world bank and i m f signal thursday that they were ready to help you crane. while warning that russia's invasion will have repercussions for the global economic recovery, i m f, managing director crystelina gord, gather, said the conflict ads, significant economic risk for the region as well as the world. tesla has received a conditional license to begin production at it's electric vehicle factory and the adjacent battery plant just outside berlin. the factor

u. s. covered and angry reactions to the fuel pump prices. in addition, people not that happy with the white house, which is still as we speak, paying russia for oil, putting u. s. dollars in their pockets for who knows how they're using those funds. so keep an eye on oil prices, possible sanctions in the coming days. coast that should go under that headlines and it will definitely move the markets. or i more more pressure for those sanctions. james sweeney, new york. thank you very much. thank you. and now to some of the other global business stories making headlines, the leaders of the world bank and i m f signal thursday that they were ready to help ukraine, while warning that russia's invasion will have repercussions for the global economic recovery. i m f, managing director crystelina gorge ever said the conflict adds significant economic risk for the region as well as the world. tesla has received a conditional license to begin production at its electric vehicle factory, an adjacent battery plant just outside berlin. the factory that's p

as us outlets cover russia's talk on ukraine, remember how the same outlets cover u. s. attacks when the u. s. bombs, syria in 2017 m. s. m, b c's, brian williams called the footage of the stroke. beautiful. he then quoted lena cohen, i am guided by the beauty of our weapons. cnn's for reads a car, it was simply enthusiastic about trump's attack on syria. i think donald trump became president of the united states last night. he talked to our international norms, industrial rules about america's role and enforcing justice in the world. all of us, including the iraqi people, are going to be very fortunate. did i think was the smartest thing george bush did? why would we intervene and libya because it be the right thing to do? because people are dying for altruistic reasons. this is, as i say, a consequence of a consistent pattern off by a license of international law by us, by the united states and by nature, i say that it would have been super easy for the western powers. ah, to accept that the best solution would be to have a declaration of neutrality for ukraine. and t

u. s. u k will immediately be able to cover their short phone if they band russian oil and gas no way, no way from where they have to tell us because it would be relying on their fossil you know, oil and gas. the may do recently as of 2014 or things like that damaging, you know, the environment and the ecology and then i could and should, you know, the, by the insult. but he already took back again to stop, you know, be fine to be aware of resources because it has a very painful impact on the american citizen. and even on your channel, you already fill it out before you. well, how much watch, you know, island gas, it has some sort of genic back to on the american people over there and all the environmental and green bees associations in united states the where again it that the fall from where to get it in egypt cannot, cannot solely individually all kept or even even cannot supply them because the supply, we don't know exactly from where they will get it. but as i said in one of my articles before whether the sanction is feasible or not, i said once a b will be an all the american citizen wi

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covered? we want to hear about it. we want to understand, well, why the u. s. continues to supply weapons to saudi arabia that are killing children every day in yemen. so the media has not been very objective about covering wars, but i am glad that they are covering this war and ukraine. people have to see how horrific war is, and maybe they'll understand that all war is horrible. well, joe biden has previously expressed disquiet about the weapon sales by the united states. obviously, not so much disquiet here in britain for its role in the yemen. warranty. and then probably say, well, that's a nato ally area your of this is why news from ukraine. let's take precedence over a wall where the u. s. has 370, some 1000 been killed in recent years and yemen. unfortunately, the u. s. government and the bible ministration says that it's going to stop code often said weapon sales to the saudis. but what does that mean? it doesn't mean anything. the u. s. is still involved in the war in yemen. and i want to mention afghanistan, because i'm just heartbroken. that after

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well, you know, i guess the kinetic force has always been via a blue cover example of the u. s. so gratian not iraq 2 or 3 lives. i exceptional, exceptional means a supreme there should not be compared. right. well, you know, frankly, i have to tell you that the american actions are called so a lot of criticism in europe and countries like france and germany, belgium did not support this operation. but a beetle, i can remind you of your patient there, get his tongue, which was a 2 logical operation as well. i think the difference is that we have a scalar military operation there. i think the central europe, it's not even the wilkinson though, the balkans was also a short for, for many of the tides innovation to central europe. and did suggest that kinetic force can be used more just to in some remote areas of the rolled, which you are important, but still not perceived as so critically important. so for the european security, and today we see a conflict to right in the middle of our own continent, which is clearly a new development. and i can only hope with these turns will cont

u. s. threatening? well, i think you've covered part of that earlier with regard to energy and european imports of russian energy. clearly it's, it's relatively easy for the united states to do that. it's not cost free, but it's, it's doable. for the europeans, it would be catastrophic, and they don't want to do it. so it seems to me the only way, the washington fraud mark the, your march, the europeans, and the something that will be dreadfully harmful to their economies would be to, to raise the, the atrocity porn level to where politically they simply couldn't resist something that i've never actually been able to come to terms with his war is war and basically war in of itself is a horrible thing. there are laws in place that say this is legal, this is not legal. but are there any practical ways to prevent chemical weapons from being used in a theater of war? you know, to tell the truth. i don't know how actually, how much they actually are used as a theory or as a legitimate weapon list. remember during world war 2, all size had chemical weapons. nobody used them because militarily, it was disadvanta

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u. s. anti war movement been pushing the media to cover the war in yemen, the disastrous war that's been going on for 7 years. in fact, we had a protest outside the headquarters in washington, dc of cnn and saying, what about the m and more and we want to see that coverage. we want to hear about it. we want to understand, well, why the u. s. continues to supply weapons to saudi arabia that are killing children every day in yemen. so the media has not been very objective about covering wars, but i am glad that they are covering this war and ukraine. people have to see how horrific war is. and maybe they'll understand that all war is horrible. well, joe biden has previously expressed disquiet about the weapon sales by the united states. obviously, not so much disquiet here in britain for its role in the yemen war. and cnn probably say, well, that's a nato ally area your of this is why news from ukraine. let's take precedence over a wall where the u. n says 377000 have been killed in recent years and yemen. unfortunately, the u. s. government and the bible ministration says that it's going

u. s. leader hoping to achieve where this street i don't think the u. s. president was even alluding or suggesting as a person who covers a president bite and dan and day out the president. all that confirmed, he will be going to the border. that is, if the secret service still allows him, because typically you don't announce these type of movements in advance. that could be some security concerns that may not hose a bit of a problem. you heard the president talking, i'm not supposed to say this in advance, but it sounds as if he is intending to go to meet 1st hand those that are fleeing the conflict. as a result of latimer putin's invasion of ukraine, this is on route to a meeting saturday where he will be meeting with the leader of poland, president duda, that was on the schedule very quickly. some of the other headlines in that have made news from that press conference with the joe biden there. the u. s. pres, it was asked a couple of times, what will happen if vladimir putin chooses to use chemical weapons in ukraine? if you, as president did not speak to having any intelligence to prove that that might be a concern

u. s. invasion of afghanistan, the economists came up with this cover, a heart rending, but nasa very war and then said no calls for sanctions for businesses to shut down . no condemnations just to pat on the back or the american military with little concern for the potential humanitarian catastrophe that would follow the invasion. ah. the western corporate media seem to be very concerned about the polite of common people in ukraine now, which is completely understandable yet when the us invaded foreign nations. the same talking has pushed a different narrative where regular of danny's or iraq is effectively had to be thankful and to consider themselves the lucky ones for being liberated. this is all about one evil dictator who possesses brutal weapons with which he will threaten and hurt a lot of people, including a lot of americans unless we take them away from him. i'm asking this question over and over. why would we intervene in libya? the most consistent one is because it be the right thing to do because people are dying for altruistic reasons. oh, and don't forget, it's russia that

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u. s. engages with the rest of the world. i cover foreign policy, natural purity. this is very much a political impact. here is the conflict. how do we illustrate it? are we telling a good story? who people get what we're trying to think here they're living outside and make this is not the way any family wants to raise their children. we're really interested in taking you into a place that you might not visit otherwise. and to actually feel as if you were there ah, bold, and i'm told stories from asia and the pacific on al jazeera. ah hello, i'm darren jordan dough. with a quick reminder, the top stories here and al jazeera, the war, and ukraine has entered his 3rd week with warning sirens going off, and the number of cities residents in kiva woken up to yet more shilling. the capitol is in the midst of a 35 hour curfew. will the leaders of 3 european countries have travelled to key even a show of solidarity with ukrainians? that's as russian and shelly continues to hit. the capital, the prime minister's opponents, lavinia and the czech republic, or the 1st foreign

u. s. doors per day. to the covered pandemic has made the situation even worse. even assigns own ela, white community has shown signs of discontent. fresh protests are broken out in some cities reclaimed by the government. there is pressure on the syrian government to make peace with its remaining opponents. and concentrate on reconstruction in the territory under its control. but it lacks the funds to rebuild the country and its backers, russia, and to run a rather unable or unwilling to come to the rescue. acid has also approached the e. u and certain gulf states to help fund the reconstruction a will spell the gulf states that give me the money in order to separate myself from iran a and you would go to iran. you said that raise your hand. because otherwise i would be fallen under under alicia it would go thought i shot until then if you need to help me more because i'm falling into under iran and he would go to your old telling them it's a you need to help me for that construction i need your money, i will otherwise would there wouldn't be a new wave it for a

ok, as we said, we are covering that live story of u. s. president biden's trip to europe, and we have our chief political correspondent, melinda crane. with us and melinda, let's just remind people what we're talking about. this is a meeting that he has started with was left on the line today, discussing energy and gas shipments from the u. s. to the you to help you make up some of the gas that they want to avoid getting from russia. we're seeing here life pictures of the press conference that's about to start. that will be a statement with the european commission president with a funder line and with the u. s. president, melinda. first of all, tell us about what this announcement what we're expecting to here on this broadening of a partnership with the u. s. on energy. actually, the u. s. is already been diverting considerable amount of liquid fire natural gas to europe, of the national security adviser to president biden. jake sullivan talked about a surge in us supplies to europe. this will be an additional 15000000000 cubic meters of

it's not unique covering the way the news is covered on al jazeera. the u. s. is always of interest to people around the world. people pay attention to work with on here, and i did. he was very good at bringing the news to the world from here. ah, ah, this is al jazeera. ah, you're watching the news, our anal zero's coverage of the war in ukraine. i'm debbie and applegate off. russia declares phase one of its military operation over despite western assessments that it's bogged down and sold you as president joe biden comes closer to the conflict meeting american soldiers in eastern poland while on the battlefield. russian shelling hits the internal.

u. s. engages with the rest of the world. i cover foreign policy national here warranty. this is a political im house here the paul ford are withholding a good story. we're really interested in taking you in to a place that you might not visit otherwise. it actually feels that you were there. i i have from you. okay. and join the stream. a wave of progressive politicians have been elected across latin america in what has been described as a pink tied a turn to the left. have a look at this map and you'll see exactly what i mean. this new wave started backing 2018 in mexico with unrest. manuel lopez abra door. since then on juris panama, diana serene. m. peru, olivia, argentina, and most recently chilly have welcomed left wing lead it. so what does this mean for the region and the world, or today's guest again to help us answer that question. hello, isabel oliver and theresa. i'd say nice to have all 3 of you, a great brains to tackle this question. isabel, please introduce yourself to our audience around the world. hi, as well as the year i'm a political scientist and a r

u. s. engage it with the rough, the world. i cover for him poll, the national purity. this is a political impact here to paul. what are we telling a good story? we're really interested in taking you in to a place that you might not visit otherwise. it's absolutely feel as if you were there with some of the world's largest reserve needs. yeah. provides much of the uranium that fuels year. it's nuclear power, at what cost people and power follows the uranium trail from nisa to the source of the mediterranean and investigates the devastating effects on the planets and all those 2 in happy. the industries power. the cost of uranium pot tale on al jazeera lou. hello there, i'm dealing with almost here in london with our current top stories on al jazeera, hundreds of thousands of people are stranded in major ukrainian, poor city that is being bombarded by russian forces as they try to seize control. this decision for mary pool shows the scale of devastation. shopping mall is heavily damaged and several residential buildings have reduced to rubble. the battle to take mario po

u. s. will bring you the latest. we have a lot to cover today. so let's get started. we leave the program with the state of the world's most popular crypto currency. now as the russian rubel has plumbing it over the past few days, the price a bit coin has climb steadily. but is there a correlation? well monday, buying frenzy help. most major assets served with big win leaving the chart, the job crypto rally after reclaiming the crucial $40000.00 psychological barrier. briefly crossing 44000. now as the rubel has plummeted around 30 percent, russian traders have been selling bitcoin at a premium on the peer to peer market place. local bitcoin dot com, that may also explain why the asset rallied so hard monday evening, giving credence to bitcoin safe haven narrative. joining us now discusses dubois tell host, encrypt analysts benz want, and he's in studio with us. it's always, it's like a face to face it out. this is something you've been predicting it. and it makes sense that when economic sanctions attempt to isolate russia, russia, you know, traders would move into b

u. s. air base and then deliver them to ukraine. the u. s. house of representatives has approved a massive spending bill that includes $13600000000.00 of a do ukraine and european allies. the funds will cover the costs of sending us troops and weapons to eastern europe, as well as care for refugees. washington is warning of a potential chemical or biological weapons attack by russia and ukraine. it comes after moscow accused us of supporting a bio weapons program in ukraine. the bite and administration believes the accusation could be an attempt by the kremlin to justify such an attack. mcdonalds is closing more than $800.00 restaurants across russia in response to the countries invasion of ukraine. the fast food chain joins a long list of foreign companies, is spending operations in the country, including starbucks high nika, and coca cola. mcdonalds drew a huge crowds when it entered the soviet market back in 1994 summits americas unofficial embassy abroad. for others, it's a place to get a quick bite to eat. at least it was until mcdonalds announced it would close hundreds of locations across russia. amid growing pressure to penalize moscow for its invasion of ukraine, anger in some mus