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so what african countries are doing now is instead of doing their businesses in u. s. d or ural, they're finding other places to do business. now if you look at age is becoming a very attractive place, tyna, malaysia, dubai. so essentially, if you want to target african leaders by saying that we're going to stay in your, we're going to feed your assets. we're not gonna allow you to travel to europe or usa. they're going to say ok, i haven't and i have no interest to traveled anyways. i'm kind of keep my investment in africa, or at least so now the tool that americans use the distinction. and now people have gotten used to spaces african leaders. now i've expected that they can be thanks, and they're going to continue do what they have to do. always top notch analysis from michael mark i called doc international policy consultant live on r t. thank you. yes, thank you for having me know, a psychiatric hospital in the near the cows come under attack from ukrainian artillery shelling according to local authorities. the officials say an oil refinery in the city was also targ

i'm currently there is not a u. s. d heckle that is capable of doing that. but i'm sure that that is something that nasa and its partners are, you know, thinking about, especially after the announcement yesterday. and then the us side provides power. it's got the solar panels. so they, they work together if you can't have one side without the other side who hovel, who's holding all the cards. if you say the might be a potential for negotiation, who needs this small, the americans, all the russians, how lower both awkward, both needed need the station. though the russian and surest has waned the bait or of course during the year of, for quite a long time since the shop was stopped to fry. russia had a monopoly to bring her astronauts and cosmos aboard the space station. and so russia was earning a lot of money, a hundreds of millions of dollars a year. i mean the one trip for one person up to $70000000.00. so that was bringing a lot of cash to roast cost must last as bright. now ended of their beef, whites on russian. so use it, ships from americans, but back

here's our t contribute our r t to crew with some more insight into the u. s. d gotcha act which is essentially countering american was at work threes through factions act and in this fundamentally and deals that any part, any strategic partner or anybody who is an ally of the u. s. cannot be trading or can not be buying weapons in those. in fact, i'm different from russia and if they do, there will be penalty there will be sanctions. india has managed to get a reword since 2017 problem the u. s. with respect to this sanction fact, because america values india as off know to as a value, a strategic partner, the amendment that has been brought to by the u. s. from this rule, cannot. this is very significant because of the ongoing war in your brain slide. the u. s. is now trying everything possible to your india on each side and is trying to essentially limit india's relationship with russia. all right, let's turn attention from asia to africa where the u. k. military has a non fits to resume a joint training program in kenya, but local or nervous after commanders

he believes the u. s. d from us words were inappropriate, and that nato shared responsibility for the cleaning conflict. a scene time best of burns remarks in beijing are completely misguided. why i think the world has its own eyes and can make its own judgment as to what are the root causes, leading to the outbreak of the military operations you gray or the war you cray, we need to really trace the reason the origins lead up to february, the 24th, and there was no doubt that the continued expansion of nato was very much a contributing factor to the eventual outbreak also in the ukraine. so i think mr. burns probably will do a better job by reading history and study, and the reality is on the ground, rather than claiming that nato is an innocent angel. as far as the outbreak of it is, the ukraine is concerned. no, i made soaring energy prices in europe. german officials are wanting citizens to limit consumption of gas. they say the country may be left short of the fuel this winter. we are in a much worse cri

u. s. u d. p meets the terms of recession, the white house tries to put on a brave face, claiming the economy is not struggling with brutality backfires a plan like you have to encourage anti war feeling by spreading videos of the murders of russian prisoners of war. instead outraged the international community and as off battalion member discloses the exercise, lease information campaign was created to promote a war movement in russia. but this campaign caused a negative reaction worldwide because these are war crimes. another u. s. sen urges the house speaker to proceed with our schedule trip to taiwan. despite growing threats from china to take forceful measures if nancy pelosi follow through with her plan. and 8 people are that and 3 more are injured after expire, breaks out in southeast mobs to co, how high rise we report from the seed. ah, it's 70, i'm here in moscow. welcome to the program where ever you're catching us from, i'm fearless is about. and here the top stories of this our the

u. s. may enter a recession as early as in the 2nd quarter. first quarter g d p was negative in the u. s. and a lot of high frequency indicators of signaling the up the 2nd quarter males. so to printer, negative territory, which would then create a technical recession. but when we look at the situation in the asia pacific, many of the indicators of such as the s and p global p purchasing manager index survey indicators for many of the countries in the asia pacific are actually showing expansionary conditions and some very good news or came out this week with china purchasing manager and dates numbers pityingly. the service to sector for china showed us huge rebound in june. so that signalling done in asia pacific momentum is still quite positive on that topic. today, markets in asia, up on this, the increase possibility that you as president biden may set aside some chinese tariffs to lower the prices of certain us consumer goods. how important would that be for both markets and of course, for the businesses in that region. i think so when we look at from the u. s. point of view, of cours

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u. s. and noisy d countries again, but at this time the exports are still strong. the european customer is actually stabilizing the chinese economy as the chinese and consumers, very reluctant to go shopping. and again, as you pointed out, we went into this coven crisis, already with a real estate. my cont, limping ever grand to happening a dead magnitude off of the greet death to 10 years ago. 300000000000 your euro. so all in all the pictures. not very nice, but we hope that a john actually can stand, vaccinate, can stabilize the economy. but again, it's a race against time. to what extent is inflation? a concern right now in china? absolutely nothing. the channels actually having a deflationary impact on the world to so one of those places we're actually can see that the inflation is nothing, 2 percent or something. so anyway, that's the good news. all right, here brooklyn is president of the european chamber of commerce in china. thank you very much. thank you. over to the middle east now where president joe biden is scheduled to visit saudi arabia today. all p

however as we face major challenges at s f u s d.chool board leaders who have a deep understanding of both the causes of unequal outcomes in our schools and the best ways to serve the student. is who struggle most. members of the san francisco branch of the voted unanimously to call for shoes. immediate resignation after the executive board met with her last week. she ignited a firestorm earlier this month by saying unstable family environments hinder the educational progress of black and brown students. the naacp issued this statement saying, quote her comments indicated profound disconnect between shoe and the black community and blame effects of the systemic racism on the targets of that racism. and san francisco unified superintendent matt wayne addressed an audience that manny's in san francisco tonight . however we're told he did not address the controversy surrounding shoot, unified school district is getting more teachers. the district says last week's hiring event was a big success, resulting in roughly 20 new hires bounty a

u. s. assistant secretary of state victoria newland arrives in pia accompanied by jeffrey pilot d. u. s. investor to ukraine. the american politician visits the my done key of and hands out biscuits among the crowd. the color revolution is ready. when i saw new and handing out the cookies, i understood that this was also the work of the criminal united states government. i don't think that there is any thing really untoward about having an american diplomat. they're handing out cookies. i'm a patriotic american. i love the american people, but i hate the american government. it is the forthright. it is the equivalence of nazi germany today, lou salma, u. s. army, cultural and nell of initial member of the don't ask people's republic. russell bentley says, this is what happens to countries facing nato and the usa devastation and we'll syria, iraq, afghanistan, and olivia yugoslavia. now ukraine is joining the list of countries devastated by the outcome of the color revolution starters, i wouldn't call it a cou. i would call at the popular overthrow of a, of an illegitimate regime. ah, i

u. s. g d p fall 0.9 percent in the 2nd quarter. according to an estimate released by the bureau of economic analysis that follows a 1.6 per cent declined in the 1st quarter. already a hit at recession. that's as the countries inflation gates reaches 6.8 percent, leaving americans with a little relief from surging costs. occurrences, lingo. we asked americans for their views with many claiming washington is turning a blind eye to the country's economic problems as sky high inflation in a declining economy. of fact, family budgets briefly says, is it a, whether it be about the recession of gas prices and everything on that proof when the war frame like every session here in the economy, the gas, when super high, born down low, the food is expensive. we can't get ready, everything's falls in the jobs are not named in the cost of living is hockey's higher. have to disagree with that? there is no recession. i think that that's just a good talking point sales. well, it's good for, for politics. but how that really lands on everyday peopl

u. s. g d p fell 0.9 percent in the 2nd quarter, according to an estimate released by the bureau of economic analysis that follows a 1.6 percent decline in the 1st quarter. already a hint at recession, that's as the countries inflation gauge reaches 6.8 percent, leaving americans with little relief from surging costs. we asked americans for their views with many claiming washington is turning a blind eye to the country's economic problems as sky high inflation in a declining economy, affect family budgets. breezy says, is a delusion, whether it be about their recession, for gas prices, he pushes everything on the proven in the war and ukraine, like every session here in the economy, the gas was super high. now going down low on the food is expensive, we can get brandy, everything's awfully young and i mean and, and when the cost of living is cost is higher at the disagree with his view that there is no recession. i think that that's just a good talking point in sales. well, it's good for, for p

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u. s. g d p meets the terms of recession. the white house tries to put on a brave face flaming the economy is not struggling. and another us sen urges the house speaker to proceed with her schedule trip to taiwan. despite growing threats from china to take the forceful measures, if she follows through with her plans, ah, good morning 6 am here in moscow. welcome to the program from wherever you're catching us. i'm fiorella isabel, and here are the top stories. this. our 8 people are dead and 3 more are injured after a fire, tears through the ground floor of moscow residential building. rachel blevins reports from the scene were here outside of this hostile here in the southeast part of moscow, where a fire broke out just after midnight. local time, so far, authorities are saying that 8 people have been pronounced dead and that at least 3 people are being treated for injuries. now when it comes to the fire, they say that it was likely due to some sort of an electrical malfunction. witnesses on the scene have said that they hea

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u. s. is rooted in a history of racism, exploitation, and oppression. the time is now for the process of d. colonization and self determination on the island. what dependence on the u. s doesn't end with d colonization. the puerto rico state is act comes amid mass protests taking place on the caribbean island. but the congo was sparts by soaring energy prices with hundreds of people take into the streets of san juan. to demand the constellation of the government contracts with us, paul agreed operates at luma. demonstrates has claimed that despite frequence power outages, the electricity company has raised prices 7 times since last year. we met representatives had this response to those processes. although we respect the right to protest, the reality is that some people prefer to play politics and ignore the fact that loom, or inherited an electrical system that suffered years. in fact, decades of abandonment. a spokesman for the puerto rican action movement one, lopez bows says the puerto rico de colonization is a matter of urgency and could improve people's quality of life. the thing is

u. s. g d p meets the terms of recession. the white house tries to put on a brave face, claiming the economy is not struggling. another us senator urges the house speaker to proceed with our schedule trip to taiwan. despite growing threats from china to tape for school measures, if nancy pelosi follow through with her plans with brands hosting saudi arabia's crown prints on his birth, you trips in a scandal over a high profile journalist of murder, human rights advocates blast the french president for wooing him to get energy deals. ah, 5 am here in moscow. welcome to the program from wherever you're catching us. i'm here all is about and here are the top stories this hour. we begin with 8 people are dead and 3 more are injured in a fire that tore through the ground floor of moscow, residential building, our ts. rachel blevins. reports from the seed were here outside of this hostile here in the southeast part of moscow, where a fire broke out just after midnight local time. so far, authorities are saying that 8 people have be

u. s. my kind of report from washington d. c. the news today, the president blasted the supreme court's recent decision, striking down at the 3 year old ruling guaranteeing women a constitutional right to an abortion. and this was not a decision driven by the constitution. in spite of those justices, the majority said, this was non to decision and driven by history. opinion polls indicate the majority of americans agree with the president on this. i respected pew poll, indicating 62 percent insist that abortion should be legal. in all almost cases. despite this, at least 9 states that banned abortion with more than a dozen states expected to do so in coming weeks flanked vice vice president and the secretary of health president biden insisted that it was up to congress to pass legislation restoring roe v wade. and this in turn would need people to vote for pro choice candidates in the november elections. the challenge is, go out and vote for god sake. there's no election november vote, vote, vote vote. consider the challenge acce

california is receiving millions of dollars from the u. s. d local food banks all over the state. agriculture secretary tom vilsack says the money will be used to buy locally grown products, which will then be distributed to people in need through feeding programs, including food banks. this is indeed going to help hundreds of thousands of families here in california and millions of families across the united states. it's also going to link hundreds, if not thousands of local producers. historically underserved producers small family size farming operations to a new market opportunity. funding is authorized through president biden's american rescue plan, which invested $400 million to make food more affordable and also helps stabilize agricultural supply chain the strike by more than 250 tenderloin. housing clinic workers is in its final hours. this strike is the last resort. we were fought for the last eight months and contract negotiations and good faith. the city funded workers support 24 of the san fran of san francisco's single room occupa

joy by didn't meet the saudi crown prince and challenges him over the murder of the king. dissident d. u. s. president arrived in saudi arabia on friday and offered not a handshake rather a fist to the prince. he was about to make a pariah also coming up. russian missiles, ryan, down on the ukrainian city of mc alive in the central city of unit c. a rush and air strikes kill more than 20. as risky was still search for the missing class. europe swell to says temperatures across the continent saw this summer heat has already caused devastating wildfire in france, portugal and spain. and the german soldier is sentenced to 5 and a half years full, plotting a fall rise terror attack. prosecute aside the former office of powers as a syrian refugee, and he planned attacks on numerous politicians. ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the short. you as president joe biden says he's confronted saudi arabia's crown prince over the moon of dissident journalist jamal to san jay biden. is in the kingdom on a highly anticipated but controversial visit. when he arrived, he bumped fists with muhammad been summone

ukraine's parliament chamber, but it will likely take years to clear all the hurdles for e u membership. d w 's nick connelly spoke to us earlier about the targeting of civilian infrastructure. we asked him if moscow was trying to break the morale of the people in ukraine. that's certainly the way it's being read here. and key of that is certainly what most people you meet here, especially in government circles, would tell you. i think the intention added level is perhaps less important than the results we've seen now in the past week, civilians lose their lives on a huge scale and come and shook in odessa today. but also in the mac alive close the front lines. and it's abundantly clear that russia is not willing to stop hitting targets or going for targets that claims a military targets. even if there is a significant risk of civilian, lots of life at the rockets they're using now are increasingly old and less precise . some of the rockets use the past week are ones that came in service in the seventy's that are have a huge range up to 5000, clumped to some of them, but are notorious for hitti

u. s. is rooted in history of racism, exploitation, and oppression. the time is now for the process of d. colonization and self determination on the island. the dependence on the u. s. does not end with d colonization, the puerto rican status act comes amid must protest taking place in the country. public anger was sparked by soaring energy prices with hundreds of people taking to the streets of san juan to demand the cancellation of the government contracts with us power grid operator luma. demonstrators claim that despite frequency power outages luma has read prices 7 times since 2021. we were representatives had this response for those processors. although we respect the right to protest, the reality is that some people prefer to play politics and ignore the fact that loom, or inherited an electrical system that suffered years. in fact, decades of abandonment or spokesman for the puerto rican action movement one lopez bows us as the puerto rico's di colonization is a matter of urgency and could make people's quality of life better. the thing is then the put a weakness, societies, so c

yeah, i'm, i'm seeing the, i'm, if i said there's a d u. s. has a very narrow path to avoid recession now. so what are the economic indicators should be, be looking out for this week? you know, that's an intriguing one, because actually the main fear right now is the federal reserve is going to increase interest rates at such a rapid pace. and they are on track to do so on wednesday to get another point. 75 percent, perhaps rise in the interest rates about what's going to cool as a global recession. nonetheless, the i m f, supports support the interest rate hikes dropped from the fact even though there's a greater discussion in the u. s. as to whether that really is what it's a pretty blunt instrument when one of the main reasons for inflation, which the fad is normally trying to come, isn't to do with wage increases that saturday. in fact, because you inflation wage increases out keeping up with inflation. it's because of supply chain issues and because of the war and ukraine and, and commodity shocks, things like that, which the fed has no c

like r u d 's, birth control pills, emergency contraception can equally important this executive order protects patient privacy and access to information which looking at the press, assembled before me, probably know more about it than i do. i'm not a tech guy. i've learned right now when you use a search engine or the app on your phone, companies collect your data, they sell it to other companies and even share it with law enforcement. there's an increasing concern that extremist governors and others will try to get that data off of your phone, which is out there, leaf it define what you're seeking, where you're going, and what you're doing with regard to health care. talk about no privacy, no privacy in the constitution, there's no privacy period. this executive order as the mtc to crack down on data. brokers that sell private information to extreme groups or my view sell private information to anybody. it provides private health information. it protects private health, information and states with extreme loss. the executive order strength is coordination of the federal level. it est

u. s military is sending its warships through disputed territory, disputed waters near taiwan. how is that a good idea when polo sees visit is not you know, d, u s. has always send mixed messages regarding some with any type of problems . and if you look at the rationale behind all these exposure from the, the domestic politics in the us, you see that biden is right now, facing, skyrocketing high inflation and rec, could ripping low approval rate at this point in his presidency. not looking good for his upcoming return election and loosen to return election would mean the death of the legislative agenda and bruce post, steve would lose her speakership. so plain tough on china is a car to settle american domestic political conflict. so the have an incentive to say next, and i think it's to, to china. what do you think these mixed messages are going to backfire on washington in any way? for sure, it is a very risky and i don't think most of the time people want to close to lisa taiwan . they have seen the consequence of ukraine playing the fire in which i did to pick nations and china. and well, congress dragging the world to largest economie