but since all of this has happened, the u. s. d, a has changed their biotechnology regulations. and now they really don't exist. that'd be nice things just on paper, but it's basically, it's almost uh, self reporting, but the industry can now decide if they're genetically engineer, project product should be regulated or not before it goes through the process. so, you know, i don't know how many, right? monsanto is out there. we're going to go, oh yes, please regulate me. um, so it's, it's really gotten much worse and since this, and this was not good, but now it's gotten even worse. so where do we stand now? we, we noted that scientists made this grievous mistake in 2016. the mistake lasted for years. the, the tree doesn't do what the scientist told us. it was going to do is the whole process ongoing. is it over? are they starting back from the beginning again? what's this look like as well, in the case of the researchers at sunni yourself in new york, they have decided that they still want these trees to regulated. so even though the petition is for the d, 58 tree, and these ar

but since all of this has happened, the u. s. d a has changed their bio technology regulations. and now they really don't exist. that'd be nice things just on paper, but it's basically, it's almost uh, self reporting, but the industry can now decide if they're genetically engineer, project product should be regulated or not before it goes through the process. so, you know, i don't know how many, right? monsanto is out there. we're going to go, oh yes, please regulate me. um, so it's, it's really gotten much worse and since this and this was not good, but now it's gotten even worse. so where do we stand now? we, we noted that scientist made this grievous mistake in 2016. the mistake lasted for years. the, the tree doesn't do with the scientists told us it was going to do is the whole process ongoing. is it over? are they starting back from the beginning again? what's this look like as well, in the case of the researchers at sunni yourself in new york, they have decided that they still want these trees to regulated. so even though the petition is for the d, 58 tree, these are in f

but since all of this has happened, the u. s. d, a has changed their biotechnology regulations. and now they really don't exist. that'd be nice things just on paper, but it's basically, it's almost uh, self reporting, but the industry can now decide if they're genetically engineer, project product should be regulated or not before it goes through the process. so, you know, i don't know how many, right? monsanto is out there. we're going to go, oh yes, please regulate me. um, so it's, it's really gotten much worse and since this and this was not good, but now it's gotten even worse. so where do we stand now? we, we noted that scientist made this grievous mistake in 2016. the mistake lasted for years. the, the tree doesn't do with the scientists to. busy of us it was going to do is the whole process ongoing. is it over? are they starting back from the beginning again? what's this look like as well, in the case of the researchers at sunni yourself in new york, they have decided that they still want these trees to regulated. so even though the petition is for the d, 58 tree, these a

u. s. is up in the states and seeking to throw the competition wide open. this, of course, as the united states institute of peace recommends that the u is strengthened. economy cooperation with the d. s. c. o. the to contain china. we do know that many essential minerals, the u. s. has cable it depended on him. but what is particularly alarming full, the use of is dependent on foreign entities. especially with concern is that the united states is at or near 100 percent reliant on foreign entities of concern, mainly the people's republic of china. 4 key critical minerals, prioritized prompt in full development of the memorandum of understanding between the united states. the democratic republic of congo ends on the tragically addressed chinese mining in africa. although the west is competing with china using tactical nuance in investment decision making. good, further use policy goals, known lights off the largest geo political factors, and despite time a sizable influence over the seats, the u. s. as intention to catch up and is redoubling. if it's in this regard. however, they all are very known cases of economy corporation between the u. s. companies and the d. c. but what is al

u. s. as intention to catch up and is redoubling, if it's in this regard. however, they all are very known cases of the economy corporation between the u. s. companies and the d. c. but what is also known as the legal cases brought by human rights groups. calling these u. s. companies for failure to implement policies. busy against child labor and abuses in the supply chain. this was on behalf of 14 communities families with children have either died or suffered serious injuries while watching on the dangerous stone age conditions at coble mines in the region. even so, you, as court refused to hold these companies liable for the latest support for talking to the dispute, that the ruling means these dec giants will not face liability for failing to protect children. forced into labor as are seasonal miners in the democratic republic of congo. despite having policies that profess 0 tolerance for child labor, this ruling not only emphasizes the legal complexities been holding multinational corporations accountable for their supply chains, but also signals the concerning incentive for these companies to diminish transparency, directly contributing their publicly

h u n u s. foreign minister told d w that should happen whoever the next us president is because people are saying, you know, that we need to take this, this step part of this measure because of the election. i don't think that it's it's, it's right because it, if i read in a position, so i think it's best to have a different concept in mind. you know, we do what's right. we do what is needed for nato security. we do what's needed for ukraine, security and ukraine spectrum. russia has intensified. it's me saw a tax on ukraine in recent weeks with the war now into its 3rd year, ukraine's foreign minister says what the country really needs is more air defense systems from the west. i don't want to spoil the party, but of course my message is a birthday party, but my main main main message today will be better because saving you creating a live savings for an economy, saving, cleaning, and seduce defense on the availability of categories and other air defense systems seem ukraine and we're talking about petra's because it's still in the system that can intercept ballistic missiles. western

u. s. to a d a to some kind of ceasefire? no, the police because serious place which advises, instead of under pressure by the closest, this is the d. s. and all this leads to that there's some movement here. okay, us secretary of state antony, blinking is now in jordan. he is expected to visit as well. next will he be able to push from wage full garza while he says it is more 8 coming into the law states. but he says it's by pondering enough, and he says something psyched to improve the be conflicting for humanitarian workers. and i know i love america semantics, i think to try to say this, this is basically we need to make sure that these really doesn't came to many terry, to work as well as the agents will make sure that the gets to all the people. i talked to and she's been both of us have initially was working with the issue to get a few. and she's saying that to get to that improved in the last the week. but the problem is that lots of this, it doesn't, we should also street accessibility. it's been a big problem in the

u. s. as intention to catch up and is redoubling. if it's in this regard, however, they all are very known cases of economy cooperation between the u. s. companies and the d. c. but what is also known as the legal cases brought by human rights groups. calling these u. s. companies for failure to implement policies against child labor and abuses in the supply chain. this was on behalf of 14 communities, families with children have either died or suffered serious injuries of still working on the dangerous stone age conditions at coble mines in the region. even. so you as court refused to hold these companies liable for the legit support we're talking about display that the ruling means these dec giants will not face liability for failing to protect children. forced into labor as are to the know miners in the democratic republic of congo, despite having policies that profess 0 tolerance for child labor. this ruling not only emphasizes the legal complexities, been holding multinational corporations accountable for their supply chains, but also signals it concerning incentive for these companies to diminish transparency, directly contributing their publicly st

u. n d and obviously the u. s. and the security council. so we didn't vote, we didn't veto, such as the original resolution which i was on mandatory. and the hands, the rest of the document was no mandatory to search for. so we said this is a, is a very bad situation. we want to put an end as wireless to address humanitarian issues and firstly it. so we want the arabs to express their was initiated, supported by all us forces with common sense to do in every results on their own, initiate the ballast in the state issue. what about the armenian developments, but in minnesota that different creek was for one good instance. they say, for instance, we get even that we do not behave very well. we, we, we don't do, don't behave ourselves in the see is the, or this is how they put in the b a u is known so often teachers to them is another thing they declare of this flux to consider sure, you know the rest sacked. so that's all right, so evidently, so to q. so it means you, so using properties, we are analyzed with our media. we still believe we ar

u. d. u. s. a. in, in that is also, and facing a shot inflation. russian economy doing much better even than japan. and seeking on this all 5 so anything that kind of the same, basically these thank you very much for the premium to lose their lives in support of the west. we very happy for that. and the only thing that we all concerned about the how much equipment russia is moving to the end of the day. what is the fucking feet telling us who is winning? and it was newsy. david cameron has a fall of being unable to convince us it will make us to approve more funding for ukraine. republicans. so let's just say is washington has already spend too much on k as just stop wasting money while america's own economy is on the roads of my staff looked into it, it's about $300.00 millions of their best guesstimate right now we're, we're printing our bar and $80000.00 per 2nd. 4.6000000 a minute. we can't sustain that much longer. we gotta find the best way to spend our money. anyway, so it will make us when b

by and so you said mutual benefit to india and to the sheer despite the, the europe empowers b o d u. s a to lee. and the other way, are you doing it as to why you already buying it? so let's say our lives are to have dominion. so you want us to find a new was all for opportunities. when these sanctions are in the president of botswana, how's the cues? europeans of quote, prioritizing al offense over locals and has threatened to send 13000 of the large on the most to germany in the u. k. to demonstrate directly to them, the dangers of living alongside elephants, the statement comes made rising tensions over potential trophy hunting in port bounds proposed by berlin. a monday i get the sense that they think these elephants are bets. i get the sense that many seeing these elephants are human beings, and the majority would perceive the value of these elephant says superior to human life. and what's one, why don't true for a moment, the experience leaving with them? that's why this offer was made to yourselves to have them in hyde park, a very complex value based policy problem since but so

defined by and so you said mutual benefit to india and to the ship despite the the europe empowers b or d, u. s. a to lee. and the other way, are you doing it as of why you already buying it? so let's say our lives are, they have dominion. so you want us to find a new is all for opportunities in these sanctions items. okay, the wider run vacations of the very much influx, middle east conflict is done for discussion next, catch peter and guess for another slice of course talk auction the.

u 0. new york on an fisher. is that the george washington university in washington, d. c. u. s. students from at least 8 universities have joined the 4th day of protests. so remember that this all started on thursday when students spoke, you pipe, you'd invest the yard and you can see the hard core to protest. there's probably about the does. we are still in the courtyard. they are in their tents. they're not moving any way. assume they've been there since thursday. the university of florida through the put the railings across the courtyard to restrict them spreading any farther. but it's not, protest has gotten smaller. the protests on the street has become much bigger. in fact, there's a growing ear of permanency to this. not only do we have tents where people can eat and we've had lots of local businesses donating food to the people here. more or more people are setting up tents because they intend to spend the night here. now there's no sign that the students are going to leave the meet the demands, very clear to the university authorities at each school. and there's, they'r

u. s. nato and the j. d. countries may comprise and in that part of the world, israel is soon as a ro, state, projected by the united states. that has been occupying an ethnic wondering how it's fine for decades in defiance of international law and in your oval demands by united maintenance, the winter or assembling. you've been the most recent misfire and that they have now gone directly into the committing of genocide as south africa, which is one of the morning leaders of the world considering the par 5 that they themselves underwent supported by the us. not in the last up until the 1980s they have launched, they used to the international court of justice accusing israel all genocide and the international would have just put, put out a preliminary willing, i mean just support the plots, the ability and demanding that israel office accidents to which is real, responded by putting up a big middle finger towards the international sort of jobs and the rest of the world. mm hm. and continued on with what they'

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u. s . social scientists make a d mess at midday stays. the reason behind the con, trusting reactions is that the 2 countries practice very different approaches in africa over the united states. insurance in the region as being based on, you know, not very strategic good and gauge brands. and, and via relations has always been on what i call the strings attached to it is some sort of a policy that all is attached to something i've seen, such as human rights, democracy and other forms of governance. whereas china and, and russia's involvement as little as being or not, no strings attached with these a little toilet in which will corporations on a number of issues such as security and others. but secondly, we're seeing over the past few friends in the continent. so going as a result of investment in the infrastructure, in other forms of the can on the relationship between the 2, between the 2 of those 10 and africa through form such as the full price is when we have seen 2 important tricia after cosign each over the past 2, meaning 2 occasio

h, u a and e s. foreign minister told d w that should happen whoever the next us president is because people are saying, you know, that we need to take this, this step part of this measure because of the election. i don't think that it's it's, it's right because it, if i read in a position, so i think it's best to have a different concept in mind. you know, we do what's right. we do what is needed for nato security. we do what's needed for ukraine, security and ukraine spectrum. russia has intensified. it's me saw a tax on ukraine in recent weeks with the war now into its 3rd year, ukraine's foreign minister says what the country really needs is more air defense systems from the west. i don't want to spoil the party, but of course my message is a birthday party, but my main main main message today will be better because saving you currently live savings for an economy saving pregnancy just depends on the availability of categories and other air defense system. seems ukraine and we're talking about petra's, because it's still in the system that can intercept ballistic missiles. western

u. s. marshall. matthew fog and a former d. c. metropolitan police officer, ronald hampton. thank you, gentleman for joining me and thank you for your service to our communities, industries to the united states and keeping law in order. i wanna start with you ronald on this 1st question because as a former officer of the law, how do you feel when you watch the video of the new york police officers being attacked? first of all, let me say good afternoon everyone and say that i have mixed emotions because a, you know, the people generally that don't attack the police. but we have come a long way in a very short period of time as it relates to the relationship between the police and the communities day sir. and so it may not been as simple as to the did the violence be. so i guess to pull this out, so you have to ask the question, what prompted that what, what was it that took place before the video tape started? and, and if it is, then we have to begin to talk about the building and rebuilding the relationship that communities have with the police. as well as addressing the be

that is not the fine because of the spaces and the d by the ation of the euro. so the u. s. a in, in that is also and facing shop inflation. why russia's economy doing much better, even then japan and you sitting on this all 5, why they call them, you need it. so anything that camera is saying, basically these, thank you very much for the great and to lose their lives in the, in the support of the west. we very happy for that. and the only thing that we all concerned about is how much equipment using to get in and do the day. what is the bucking feet telling us who is winning and it was newsy russian troops. i've got around hopping on the offensive and on boston months, taking several cities and towns. the country's military industry is also booming. according to the defense industry watching things i have a time when has failed to mention lots as well. this is not new because in the task, many members of the congress said that this is the cheapest for the us because what they do is they print money and they don't even send this to you to ukraine as that'd be store. yeah. an

that's a because of the d, n a g that the u. s. to purchase in the us, which is much more expensive, what china has a cheapest source of energy, especially when he comes to russia. i think in the meantime in the initial time, this is, these might be a solution for the you to shoot you to keep the industry to keep the market share. so because otherwise they are not competitive. they need to, to buy, to buy those goods outside and, and probably the attendance ease of probably the us and especially china. so it's about my market protection. so, but it is going against the whole from the mentors of this liberal markets, free market economy. just another issue surrounding this, it comes as the vice head of the european commission has admitted that the block is paying through the nose for gas imports after cutting itself off from cheap russian supplies. obviously if this were money added to another from the major supplier of the cost, which was the right shot. so i would say these to be with it to international, a host of the suppliers.

d f. israel's main ally, the u. s. planes. it wants to see things come down. we're committed to as real security. we're also committed to de escalate to trying to bring this attention to a to a close. well in um dissipation, all this really military action cries of armenians helping, voicing their full throated support for the islamic nations. government ortiz use of july, they can take us through as the capital of the country, have changed. riley's after the weekly friday for you, additional support for the recent process. serious on april. what may be on the part of the people who are holding fires, expressing gratitude for home furnishings, as well as one of the facilities. the act of self that has to do to future is where the goes to the wrong place. the vision reveals the reasons for the minimum our ballistic missiles cannot be intercepted by the higher the western world was. nuclear activities, this part of the destruction confirm a whole nature of the country's comic program after one has never any prospect confusing a nuclear weapon, but it seems that

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d. c. b u. s. secretary of state and is but there's counterparts made clear they share a common position on israel as war in gaza. they welcomed what they say are signs that israel is allowing more humanitarian aid to get into gaza. israel has made important commitments to significantly increase the supply the amount of trans assistance throughout guys and is taking some initial actions as well. and both insist that there will be no change in the policy of shipping. alms to israel. opposition is in line with our international partners so far. know like minded countries have taken the decision to suspend existing tom's export licenses, israel, and i'd add that as well, remains the vital defense and security partner to the u. k. a cooperation makes the u. k. and israel more secure from external threats. a common belief to that how much this a stumbling block in achieving a ceasefire with no mention of any is really intransigence. the issue of gaza was also a point of type focus in the senate, where

d. is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu amid the attack? this is as the u. s. media reporting that the administration has concerns that as well may respond to that arrange and strike without thinking it's through properly . us media have been so i think that includes in heavy administration sources, the biden is word is well, may drag washington into a wide conflict. well that's cost live now to well, bye thing kalash jen list on political unless choose joining us now from canada. thanks very much for joining. so in all to international, let's deep dive into they straight away a wrong has confirmed it attacked as well. uh, around $200.00 missiles and drones launched in the region. i want to make of all of the best and the timing. well, it's very interesting. uh, the timing is one thing and then of course the attack and the nature of the attack is another. this was a multi pronged operation. clearly, iran wanted the entire world's cameras riveted on it. they wanted the world to see what they were doing. it had a, an element of a propaganda victory in it, by ign

d, w. the this is the i was gonna use and these are tough stories. the u. s. s will provide additional pedro. this house to ukraine. spots of the 6000000000 that i package will have to do with i munition will also be deliberate, but not any new feature defense systems which you, princess with desperately meets announcements, photos, the senate's approval of a 60 $1000000000.00 security package for keith. changes government says flats and heavy rain have killed at least 70 people across the country since mid march there.

u. s. the . it maintained close relations with the communist states, especially the g. d and romania, the at the end of the 19 ages, these friendships came to an end. the eastern blog collapsed for soviet union disintegrated. germany was through unified and the romanian dictator, child cascoo, was ousted from power and executed. joan yang suddenly found itself allowed. good thoughts for intelligence school by the death of cho shift school in the fall of 1989 cisco. i think it was in december. this was a very dramatic signal for the north korean leaderships acknowledged. so do not go and i believe it was also one of the reasons they decided to vehemently against reform and the reform cause. and she's not the, the soviet was a patriot of north korea provided a lot of material assistance. but with the collapse of the soviet union that was gone. and you add that up with the willingness of china to have diplomatic relations with south korea. they felt isolated betray, and they felt they had to take their security into their own hands. and they began to pursue in earnest. this

and let us deal with the ladies in relation to dislike in a written message, d as law mich republic of a. ron warn the u. s. leadership not to get dragged into netanyahu's trap, stay away so you won't get hurt. in response, the us ask iran not to target american facilities that the americans have said that they expect and a rainy and response as have these ladies who have suggested in senior is very on american. the face of suggested that they're working together to try to get ahead of whatever this response may be. now, that means is that the is really um, the american intelligence services are working for. you just need to find out what exactly the response would be interesting to you, as well as the world watches and wait to see what happens as president biden. and benjamin netanyahu have a phone call this week. the key issue for discussion here has shifted from the the, the solved and gaza, to how to manage this increasingly dangerous situation in the, in the wider middle east. and we'd like to have a listen to what had been in yet. and you have said in the aftermath of that phone call with joe boyd, a

d, w. the . this is data we news live from berlin, the u. s. and the new plan, new sanctions on your run is real or just its allies to step up international pressure on tear on in response to last weekends attack western nations are, are hoping to this wait israel, from any response like as far as an even wider conflict also coming lawmakers in georgia advance of foreign influence law, that critics, they are restrict basic freedoms and could be rail to police. these hopes of joining the e u, the legislation fields mass protests and the capital.

d w. the business day that we knew his life from berlin, the u. s. and the new plan, new sanctions on iran is real or just its allies to step up international pressure and tear on in response to last weekend's attack. western nations are hoping to dissuade israel from any response that could spark is even wider conflict. also coming up missile scale, at least 13 people in the premium city of turn me close to the russian border. the russian strikes leave dozens more insurance. the .

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s. d. but do you think wilford owens assume being red via said the british ambassador to the un let alone linda told me is greenfield of the u. s. when they refused to veto that? sorry, they've veto resolution ceasefire resolutions at the un security council because i don't know what you've been thinking as you've been promoting the book, perhaps as well as we hear the what a 100000 perhaps killed or wounded? mostly women and children, not soldiers in the gaza. strip or i don't know what different match reading these days, certainly in the past they wouldn't read so. so now live in m graves, the soonest potentially relevant here, because he was urging a diplomatic resolution of the 1st world more much as people are urging at an end to the smouldering browser through negotiations and diplomacy. rather than continue blush, it, he wrote a protest about the war and he felt that the british war aims for distributors that they were really fighting for imperial gain to france was fighting to take parts of germany that um the germans structured in the world, 8070 and that and then they were not really defending freedom, but they wer

s. d. but do you think wilfred owens assume being red via said the british ambassador to the un let alone? linda told me is greenfield of the u. s. when they refused to veto that? sorry, they've veto resolution ceasefire resolutions that the un security council, because i don't know what you've been thinking uh as you've been promoting the book, perhaps as well as we hear the what a 100000 perhaps killed or wounded? mostly women and children, not soldiers in the gaza strip, or i don't know what different match reading these days. certainly in the past they want to read so. so now and grades the soonest occasionally relevant here because he was urging a diplomatic resolution of the 1st floor more much as people are urging at an end to the smouldering browser through negotiations and diplomacy. rather than continue blush, it, he wrote a protest about the war and he felt that the british war aims for distributors and that they were really fighting for imperial gain to france was fighting to take parts of germany that um, the germans punctured and were they keep 70 and that and then they were not really defending freedom. they we

d, do you guys? he's being defeated, it's being defeated because the u. s. can fund is defense. they lodge defense spending of almost $1000.00 because it has the global currency, a can actually print as much dollars as it wants. but this is as long as the us dollar is, uh, uh, is the global currency. now we are in the process of device ation in the us, he's being hurt. so what we see so, so from the us, the up putting us extra pressure on china not to go too far when he comes to the reputation. because that is, that would mean the end of the us, j money. all right, now it, if bank gene is threatened to have functions of a cooperation with moscow as reports say, what's likely to be chinese responds. uh, not much chinese, they, they are very pragmatic. uh, actually you see the collective west, when could they react when they want to trip, then they put sanctions. what china does is it, there is actually a saying chinese, they see a be close to you. friends would be even closer to you. enemies, soul, chinese to read the g it is, it is about engagement. they know that the more the m

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u. s and the gentleman who use the you in for that matter. the have kept quiet and d have started elected in india on why this move by the government and this move is north by the government. this move is by a government agency called the enforcement directory that looks into financial thoughts and what the it should example is saying is the all wheel monitoring the situation in the re upped weed for those are months. we continue to follow these actions closely, including the rest of delhi chief minister cadre. while we are also aware of the congress policies allegations, the tax authorities are frozen some of their bank accounts in a manner that will make it challenging to effectively campaign in the upcoming elections. and we encourage fair, transparent, and tying the legal processes for each of these issues like any want to station optimizations. mr. castro valley is entitled to a fair and impartial trial. he can make use of all available legal haven't use without restriction. so now talk diplomats both us and germany last week after they may take on minutes. they

d, c, make cetera. the sectors that the u. s. also sees this vital to his domestic economy and the last point is obviously on the high one with the on, depending on, you know, if you ration of the incoming time on president a dr. light change of the us. uh, its uh, this is part of the broader effort by sector should blink into pre apps. any potential escalations or the tight and straight right is a great deal to talk about in a very short amount of time and how to see really isn't it, how the 2 countries can meet in the middle, given that the so far a problem pretty much all those issues, i mean, i don't think the 2 sides are likely to to i agree um, any of the of for you shoes mation and the fewer to a certified separately bring could visit to china this time. he's got a full ostrich know as well. and he's our center, the includes our financial sanctions, trade sanctions, tarps and the military returns. i don't think any of those policy tools are likely to be well received by b. j, likely r i g c 962 to send an email as visit a