u s. e u. organizations like amnesty international, have repeatedly sent a message to jerusalem warranting. the settlement policies dangerous contradicts the idea of a 2 state solution and encourages the settlers aggression. israel's response was bold and clear. the settlements will expand, beautiful and peaceful as this area may located hides life threatening dangers. the probably seen in presidency office says last year there were a 16000 tags on palestinian farms by israeli settlers. thousands of trees are burnt . cod animals slaughter those stolen. and just since the beginning of this year, 7 palestinians were killed in these attacks, fearing for their lives and after losing hope that the law will protect them. many local farmers, young and old, have decided to the attackers satisfaction to move living these fur, to land that has been feeding them for decorations, behind ration ocean r t from the palestinian authority. o russian hackers have once again made headlines in western media, wh

u. s e u in canada have all ready introduce similar meshes? well, those are the headlines on al jazeera, they're stay with us 11 east as next, a week to look at the world's top business stores, from global markets and economies to construction that small businesses. to understand how it affects daily lives. counting the cost on al jazeera with they like to called it the lucky country with australians lose more money gambling. did anyone else on a casino post races sports, but i think most people poco machines, the machines a built for addiction. hundreds of thousands of machines breaking intensive millions of dollars a year. the industry is digging in against for home. what we're concerned about is that ordinary people might stop gambling altogether. but attic say it's become a national crisis by him again, like, and i've had thousands of conversations with people who are addicts of had many men who all was the last person i spoke to before that killed themselves on 11, east. we report from the eye of a political storm but to erupt aid in aust

the u. s. e. u and canada have already introduced similar measures. there were concerns about the potential for the chinese government to access users, location and contact arter. bathing has criticized the bands. tick tock said the decision was made based on what it called fundamental misconceptions and driven by wider geo politics to the northern philippines. now we reformed sea turtle poach as a now helping save the endangered animal. a local non profit has been paying them to use their hunting skills to look for nests. so hatchlings can be released safely back into the ocean on a be low has the story from low union. johnny mal lugo searches for sea turtle nests in the middle of the day. he says the tall waves of low noon in northern philippines, crushing to recall the silent darkness regular deal for hatching. johnny's family has been hunting for generations level at a non pool. i know my grandfather used to hunt for sea turtle eggs on the beach. he would just steps made my mother's teeth are totes, you know, that i used to follow him around. so i

it's c e o is eric bryan, a u. s. phone is wayne and in a rare interview, he denied being a radical libertarian. is that the prospect is not a tax haven. our mission is to create prosperity where it is needed most is not about making switzerland richer or germany richer. so the spillover effects are not limited by, by, by the prost presented jurisdiction. it is spilled over into the rest of the economy. prime and leave the project as a promise of success of job creation and yielding profit that he claims will benefit everyone. and yes, expansion is possible for i'm in says other areas in honduras could join the project. but in the nearby village of crawfish, rock, people are worried council leader, louisa conner says local fear they'll be squeezed out. a long concert by the city will grow like a chima. i'm afraid of being expropriated. this is the neighboring village will be the 1st to lose what we have a local keep look at the con, it doesn't believe the project will create jobs instead, just employing cheat labor in

u. s. and e u. find common ground on the inflation reduction act. the european commission president was in washington for a word with joe biden about his controversial subsidies for green business. we'll hear from our correspondent, also on the show. it's the largest bank failure since the took 2008 financial crisis, us authorities seized control of silicon valley bank after a run on deposits. punch global banking shares into tor mile. we've got more from wall street, and the 4 day work week is proving popular, particularly among the small business. welcome to the w business. i'm christy plats and in berlin. u. s. president joe biden and european commission president ursula bonner lyons say they've made a breakthrough to resolve conflict over the inflation reduction act. the european union fears the massive package of subsidies for green tech companies in the u. s. could lower business out of the block up for discussion was extending the favorable conditions to e companies in hopes of avoiding a subsidy war. in a joint statement, the 2 sides said th

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policy makers in the u. s. e u and u. k. have classified woody bio mass as renewable, allowing governments to subsidize the production and burning of wood pellets. many countries don't have to report emissions from wood fired power plants because trees are seen as a renewable resource. producers are just required to reforest areas so that the c o 2 released while burning pellets is reabsorbed. no in the united states, sir, depending on what state you're in, you plan to do for trees. for every one you've cut down the plant to for new but there are little tiny pine trees. researchers like kelly suggest that the immediate impact of substituting wood for coal is an increase in atmospheric c o. 2. a study found that depending on the type of forest it could take up to 10 years until newly planted trees absorb the same amount of carbon socked up by the ones that were cut down. old are trees and storm more carbon. so there are certain boris that are even more critical to combat climate change than others. unfortunately, these are so

to state the growing appetite form when palest through illegal logging, policymakers in the u. s. e u and u. k. have classified woody bio mass as renewable, allowing governments to subsidize the production and burning of wood pellets. many countries don't have to report emissions from wood fired power plants because trees are seen as a renewable resource. producers are just required to reforest areas so that the c o 2 released while burning pellets is reabsorbed no in the united states. so depending on what state you're in, you plan to afford trees for everyone. you cut down the plant today for new watts. but there are little tiny pine trees. researchers like kelly suggest that the immediate impact of substituting wood for coal is an increase in atmospheric c o. 2 . a study found that depending on the type of forest it could take up to 10 years until newly planted trees absorb the same amount of carbon socked up by the ones that were cut down. old are trees and storm more carbon. so there are certain porous that are even more critical to combat climate change than others. unfortunat

identity by a drug cartel research says, mexican gangs produced much of the fentanyl consumed in the u. s. e. o. floyd is blamed for more than $70000.00 overdose deaths in the us every year. and then lucy acknowledge is a mexican journalist joining us tonight from the state of morales and mexico and the lady at the cartel responsible for the killing and kidnapping of these americans allegedly published a letter of apology today. what do you make of that reaction? yes, that is correct. it's very good to use the word allegedly because there's no way to prove that he really is the car tell that published it. they said that is what it's circulating in the media social network and that the handed over 5 people saying that they were the ones responsible and that they themselves had not, cannot be american. but that's not to say that they are not responsible for many other similar can, i think, but largely connecting that are mexicans or over a 110000 mexicans that have been kidnapped and, or disappeared in the past decade. and no one knows where about this case. we see that the authority did act v

u. s . e faces several investigations that could lead to jail time accusations include corruption spreading this information during the code 19 comp. i make an in slicing a riot off to his election the full, my seo of the coffee chains. starbucks has been grilled at a u. s. senate hearing off to being accused of so called union busting. how would charleston all the executives deny allegations they legally find pro union employees and spied on workers? so job unscripted coming up next. it's a $1000000000.00, money laundering operation for coal mafia is bigger than the company with financial institutions, regulators and governance complicit. i'm always wondering what is it, is it right? i've described that in a 4 part series. al jazeera investigative unit goes under cover in southern africa, pittsburgh, we can fill 90 percent has doesn't. once it's refined, it's practically brand new building part one on al jazeera. ah, i cannot easily accept sums. it is not political because really means societ

u. s. and e. you have signed a joint memorandum with tony blair foundation in an effort to boost economic development on the continent. i teased corrales hartner brings the details on how one of the main instigators of the iraq war has become as our proclaimed economic giver. mister blair was usually a prime minister for a decade from 1997 to 2007 and public opinion is still divided about how effective his reign was. as his role in the involvement of the 2003 invasion of iraq has a shadow on his legs that the hears of brutality, oppression, and fear, the death and torture comes the barbaric prisons. i would still still to ride true moving. i've long since given up and try to persuade people. it was the right decision. i apologize for the fact that the intelligence we received was was wrong . the so called non profit organization that tony blair institute has been making a pretty penny from advising. and if involvement with african government from san vba to ghana and randa blay, hes of late become

that sanctions on instrumental economic terrorism error, so other visit to wants to do now says the u. s. e call make pressure as an act of terrorism or so there is a grenade attached to this unmanned aerial vehicle. and right now, this thrown to head towards the positions of ukrainian and military policies, a robot, and the cost of a, an international ball and a brigade done by as they utilize join wolf and they're quite a lashes out with spending the state rule. cough problems like the poor blacks off to an interview with a repeated al qaeda. anita pulls it up full among the local france. 24 claims, freedom of speech, but you cannot talk about freedom of speech, freedom of expression. when you talk about terrorism, they can be unhappy all they want, but it is our country and our country is fighting terrorism. so the decision is just a good morning. i welcome to the international book austin live from moscow. i to the mommy. i'm as always, it's great to have you with us. let's take a look at the top stories that's out there on for a minute, is in lost the to hold talks on the international

u. s. though the e. c. b, for example, is also jacking up rates. can we expect more collapses of these smaller regional banks to follow and other countries? no look really. we can't expect that one must say is that the fast increase in interest rate, c, e, c, b was forced to undertake you to inflation at leads to certain vulnerability. and this is very evident in europe is he should have started one year, always increasing interest rate. now he has to do it very steeply. this means a long term bonds lose a lot of value. and if you have to realize this value and the trouble, but it's a question about trust sep in california, was a class of the bank run when there's a ronald liquidity, no bank where you survives that on this bank was particularly badly place to cope with such a problem, as it didn't even made a proper risk management also in just for the total. ok, so this seems to be contained likely to the specific bank. now the fed is meeting again next week to decide on interest rate increases before the bank collapse. investor is expected more r

the u. s. e u. n. canada have already introduced similar measures their concerns about the potential for the chinese government to access users, location and contact data. beijing has criticized the bands. tick tock said the decision was made based on fundamental misconceptions and it's driven by wider geo politics. a clean up operation is under way in parts of peru that have been devastated by cyclone yahoo landslide, to buried homes in mud, leaving thousands of people homeless. 5000 soldiers have been deployed to flood had regions, regions to support emergency operations. a spokesman for the libyan warlords, honey for half dead says more than 2 tons of uranium that had been reported missing by the u. n's. nuclear watchdog has been found. the 10 drums of radioactive material were located near the border with chad the u. k. government and health care unions have agreed to a final pay off or was could any strike affecting the national health service be offered to unions representing nurses and ambula

president variable scenarios on his way back to brazil after 3 months of self imposed exile in the u. s. e faces several investigations that could lead to jail time. the accusations include in sizing of riots, alters election defeat in october. pay francis has been admitted to hospital with a respiratory infection after complaining of breathing difficulties in recent days . 86 year old head of the roman catholic church is expected to undergo several days of treatment play whether he will return in time for easter celebrations. next week . the head of the us nuclear watchdog has warned of increasing military activity. the russian hill is upper region nuclear power plants in east and ukraine. raphael, of course, he was speaking on a visit to the facility. the international atomic energy agency has stopped station at the plant to minimize the risk of nuclear disaster. it is very, very important that we agree on the fundamental principles that the nuclear power plant should not be attacked. now the concept is evolving is re focusing more on the protection itself. the things that should be avoi

u. s. congressional committee. c. e. o. show chew faced intense questioning by law makers who fear that beijing is using the app to hoover up sensitive data on millions of americans. to said that the aps owner, bite dance is a private company that does not work for the chinese government, but admitted china based employees would be forced to cooperate with state intelligence agencies. stephens humans has been following the story from washington for us and dan ives, as a tech analyst from wed bush securities that are let's start with you. set the scene for us. how did the hearing today go for mr. chu? well, to be frank, i don't know anybody who wanted to be in the shoes of mister shoe. i for sure, wasn't willing to do this. why? because it was really aggressive. it was a proverbial blood bath almost. um i, i think he didn't even stand a chance and why? because there were some really unified democrats, as well as republicans in this committee drive to really almost put this into absurdity at some point. it didn't really matte

u. s. and e u. sanction. and you can imagine the country way can help you the oil cannot use the wheat and. busy is harvey surviving were the little edits to see and managing the country and want to reconstruct after the war that the expense that the cost reached between $500.00 to $800000000000.00. and on top of that, now the government needs to be with a natural disaster. this is the government or any government to deal with this is why china, russia and the whole why do, with a little bit of sense toward humanity, regardless if they are, syrian or non syrian is inviting us to lift all of the sanction because they no need for very long paper, explaining which article, which paragraph and what's where people can send or not to send to syria. the americans could have said we suspend. busy or the sanctions and further notice and then everybody will go and support you for one reason. busy because everybody need to do some business and reconstruct interior is also beneficial. if we don't want to look at the many

u. s. and e. u flags could be seen in the crowds that began to gather in front of georgia parliament building. we heard from a local journalists reporting from the center of the month and now also the flooring rate. again. we are always ready today because they had around the most we young. this whole is and what is happening in president, however, has spoken against the bill, saying that it could threaten the country's ties with europe. hey, scott knows this law can be cancelled in any way you want from day one. i said i would veto this law and i will veto it. i do not care about its article, my article discussion its similarity to the old american law, which we well know, services completely different purpose. those who support this law and those who voted for this law are violating constitution. you're taking us all away from europe. today's a dark day for georgia. democracy parliament's advancement of these kremlin inspired laws is incompatible with the people of george's clear desire for europ

u. s. and e u sanctions. the 2 countries are spending billions of dollars to speed up the completion of their multimode transit network while under tremendous pressure from western sanctions. experts believe the north south corridor offers a sanctions, proved path for trading russian and iranian goods. this is because the route is mostly inland, which is harder for the sanctioning countries to control, let, to let you have a shadow. and he considering the international situation and what has happened in ukraine, like there are capabilities for us to use it. well, we're witnessing the fact that the companies which are active in c, i n countries and russian their attention and investment into this order, which is a special economic zone. yes, is increasing day by day. and then it appears that global geopolitical developments are re shaping trade networks as well. the north south corridor is now making a name for itself of the new silk wrote in the eastern hemisphere. use of generally r t from sax border termina

u k u s the e u and canada have introduced some of those bands have been criticized by beijing . well, set a head on al jazeera, the leaders of japan and south korea needs the 1st time in 12 years. will tell me what came out of those talks that white portugal is about to end this and want to visual golden visa program. ah i, we must look at the eastern mediterranean once again. and particularly turkey, which is, you know, has recently provided unwelcome, significant rain over the earthquake area and it's back to the same again. the whole system is one to get with a cold wind coming out the black sea. turning back up towards cyprus, the heavy rain concentrates in the south and the whole system will be going slowly eastwards between friday and saturday. now at the same time that is the most active weather in the area, we've got a bit of a breeze coming down the golf, tucking into the empty co to be at the sand and increasing the likelihood of thunderstorms in the mountains or southwestern saturday or west of yemen. here is saturday, his confirmation not wet. weather goes into some

u. s. and e 's realm after the most recent statement is by benjamin netanyahu. it seems that they are a good for now. press m clowes in the clear skies hold their friendship, or at ortiz, mary phenomena with that live report. thank you. well, we spoke just a bit earlier in the program to simon typists and international relations expert who says that if netanyahu tries to continue with its controversial judicial reform, it could the end of the base spell well any day for his government. i think it has a shame now with it and we probably won't see it if he, if he doesn't stop this, well, we'll see a continuation of the 1st of july and the government may fall this year. and we might help you with, before i get my opinion, this is one of the elements of diplomacy. i think not due by the once i did the demo that we have, which is connected to and due to go home, you know, this invitation which is an element of diplomacy or he's sitting in that. but you know, i'm with. busy as well, so i'm going to go visit. so this is, this is a diplomacy play. so it was another big

u. s. r e also split on this question, the u. s. energy department, as well as the f b i saying that they have low to moderate confidence that the virus came from a lab and will hon. china, while the of for other u. s. intelligence agencies and the u. s. intelligence counsels saying that they believe with low confidence of a virus came from nature. now what the consensus is from all the witnesses we heard from today from the intelligence department, is that to get to the true answer to solve this mystery, those would have to come from china and they're ivan, plenty of issues trying to get access and transparency out of the chinese government i do what is the investigation? i mean going forward, what kind of evidence are they going to be able to look at to perhaps point the needle one way or another? right. so as they follow these to pass into the varying theories, in order to find that hard evidence that this came from animals, for instance, when investigators say they need would be to find an animal that is carrying the viral g.

e l. n is classified by both the u. s. and the e. u. as a terrorist organization, nearly half a 1000000 people have been killed during columbia. 60 years of eternal conflict and hopes were high. after the country's leading gorilla group, the fark laid down their arms in 2016 women were a central part of the peace process. then, with the resulting agreement considered to be the 1st comprehensively gender sensitive peace treaty in the world. our latin america correspondent, we call a, re, met a group of women outside of the capital bogota in neva. that's working on healing the wounds of the past, and there's to dream of a truly peaceful columbia. fake dreams often starts small in neva. they start with savory, achieve at biscuits, a specialty from the region, and full of women here, a symbol for peace. they have all been touched by war. some were thought of members . some were victims of columbus armed conflict. now they worked shoulder to shoulder. i've been in the beginning when we meet the victims for the 1st time. it's about understand

u. s. u n. e. you all called for israel to punish those responsible amnesty international was among those warring under israel support the system impunity rains despite the intensity and scale of sunday's attacks, which resulted in the killing of one palestinian and the wounding of nearly 400. and despite a rare show of international condemnation of settler violence, israeli police yesterday released 6 suspects who were arrested in connection with these attacks. the pentagon chief came to israel, the time of huge internal division, massive and to government protests have been shaking the country in the last 10 weeks. demonstrator is taken to the streets in thousands have been protested against these railey governments. planned judicial reforms that they claimed would bury the countries democracy if the bills become laws. these rarely politicians will have more power in appointing judges. and in cancelling decisions by the countries high court, while the prime minister will be more legally protected

u. s. has one already germany, an e u. in the ukranian war? russia is untouched. i just looked at the trade surplus of the 3 top countries in the world, china, 900000000000. ah, russia, 330000000000 and saudi arabia, 200000000000. they have more trade bloss sir blas than us has trade debt theses one trailer. germany is number 7, europe is going down and i don't know why the european leaders don't any more have but this selfish, realistic approach. and jeff bullied to go thinking that may be it this because they used to trust that us is fixing their things. and they are not accustomed to that us is like vacant cleaning. europe now out of energy out of money out of power out of own politics and that's somebody very interesting indeed food to think on there. peter is kola, finished lawyer, undeveloped live and artie. thank you so much for your time today. thank you. that wall street journal has demanded rushes ambassador to the u. s. along with all russian journalists currently in america to be expelled from the country at comes after a reporter for the outlet was ar