u. s e and just yesterday, a call the phone call between president vladimir putin. osha and the you. a president mohammed, i've been invited to place and it seems the de la finalize this act quite explains why the wife of victor boot and his mother say now that the till 2 days ago, they never knew about a deal to release him. now, despite the conflict and reports that we mentioned about his ivan victim who is going to be in russia within the coming minutes hours, we don't know, but he's going to be here. and this page is going to be folded. was staying with this story, and william courtney is an a junk senior fellow with the rand corporation who served as what health senior director for russia. ukraine and you ration affairs and is a former us ambassador to georgia. he joins us now from washington. d. c. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. can you just give us, 1st of all, when the idea of what goes into a prisoner's swap like this, just, how difficult would it have been to get over the line? it normally is not quite so difficult, but because relations are very strained out

and so it's a very, very tough balance for you leaders when it comes to u. s. e relations. and it remains to be seen how the address that today. another challenge is this is italian prime minister, georgia maloney's 1st e u summit. she's been known for her a conference. i'm controversial statements on migration. we saw her to day mentioning that migration is a priority. it's an ongoing topic for the you. but i think that's also something that we should be watching is how migration plays out at the summit. d, w i abraham reporting from brussel. thanks so much. ok, let's take a look now. some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the number of people killed by floods and landslides, in the congolese capital kinshasa has climbed to more than 140, as, according to the government, at many neighborhoods austin underwashed off to days of heavy rain. it's the latest in a series of environmental disasters to hit the region this year. china is facing problems with stuck piling, offset, relaxing. it's a stringent coven 19 policies last week. people in beijing have bee

it's, the actions of the parties are particularly belgrade, which is escalated and it's the very weak response by the u. s. e. u. and in this case, also, nato, that actually encourages the serbian autocratic president alexander, voucher to, to take these steps. for example, of the u. s. o, d u today issued a statement where they suggested that putting up these barricades as a form of legitimate peaceful protest. a u. s. senior u. s. official said that serbia has the right to ask for its troops to enter into kosovo when every one knows that it's nato forces the cave for force that is solely responsible. ultimately for security in kosovo and out, we see that data also suggests that serbia has a right to take this provocative step of bringing forces close to the border. it may have that right, but these steps are highly provocative and they do not contribute to the restraint that the u. s. u and nato say they want to see please. so in your view, then what would it take to diffuse? he sanctioned you yourself, have been involved in previous negotiations between belgrade and christina. yes. ah ok, look, there's st

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u. s. and e, you call for com and an immediate de escalation. last concern grows over the help of former pope benedict. the 60 the vatican says he is very unwell and doctors are monitoring his condition around the clock. ah. hello, i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. we begin with some breaking news. the united states says it will screen all error passengers arriving from china for cove at 19 . italy made a similar announcement earlier in the day. the 2 nations join a growing number of countries worried about a surgeon infections after beijing, east corona virus restrictions, including her tourism, or broad u. s. health officials to say the decision came because china isn't sharing enough information about cove at 19 numbers. are you and you so it's a long story. let's get straight across. did it have the correspondence stuff in simon's in washington chef. and what more can you tell us about these new restrictions? well, i'm not sure you pretty much wrapped it up there, but really important is of course, as you said, this is

u. s. the e u and serbia to diffuse a dangerous stand off the form officers arrest lead to spiraling violence with gunfire. arson attacks and ethics serves blocking roads with barricades. the now being taken down, but the political barriers remain, was not to the 2 or the sutra. from the morning hours, the removal of the barricades will begin. this is not a simple process and can't be done in 2 hours as some have imagined. within 24 to 48 hours, the barricades will be removed, but distrust is not removed. those who are playing with the very existence of serbs and kosovo must know that we will not allow it, not now, nor in the future. and russell, so that has law from christina. there have been a tremendous pressure from particularly from the european union and the united states over did the course away. and did the serbian government, he had to, to deescalate the situation here because the concern, the fear among the european companies and viewed by the united states is that russia will be keen to open up a 2nd floor. and after the war in the ukraine to open up a 2nd front of consultation in

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america's new inflation reduction act could learn and e u business and disadvantage european companies. and her announcement comes ahead of an e u. u. s. ministerial meeting on trade life and technology. and let me thank you very much. did you corresponded terry sholtes told us more about why the you was worried about the new u. s. policies. the problem for europe is that a lot of these measures and the inflation reduction act are aimed at boosting domestic production for u. s. companies. and that, of course, could put your of at a disadvantage and there's a lot of worry over this. and what are some of underlying, is saying is that the, you need to re balance the playing field. she laid out in this speech in bruce that the you needs to become more assertive in its policies and not let the united states take advantage of it. at the same time, the president said that she's very much urging cooperation over confrontation. but i'm telling you that nerves are so frayed over this i r a that the head of the european parliament trade committee said today that he believes the i r a rises to the level of the u. s. the you needing to file a comp

and so it's a very, very tough balance for you leaders when it comes to u. s. e relations. and it remains to be seen how they address that today. another challenge is this is italian prime minister, georgia maloney's 1st e u summit. she's been known for her a conch sometime, controversial statements on migration. we saw her today mentioning that migration is a priority. it's an ongoing topic for you. but i think that's also something that we should be watching is how migration plays out at the summit. dw, i abraham reporting from brussel. thanks so much. okay, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. russian officials say to people have died in a refinery fire in southeast and siberia. 5 others were reported injured in the blaze. following an explosion of the facility in the city of august. authorities of blaming the incense incident on contaminated gas and have launched an investigation . nurses in the u. k. have staged an unprecedented strike. up to 100000 nurses have walked off the job for one day, calling the action lost res

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u. s. e y, and l. so we are fighting together and, and long time in the cohort prior. when you look at united c separated the he and out there, there is organizations, the, it is on acceptable question. and my question is against the why the you with why you hear her are these terrorist groups 6 explosive packages have been discovered in spain. that's according to local media citing police officials. spanish authorities have stepped up security measures in view of this threat. and the bomb parcels had been sent to a number of high profile targets, including the ukranian embassy and madrid, as well as the u. s. embassy and the prime minister of spain. a security officer was injured after one device detonated, and according to media reports, the devices were constructed to cause a fire rather than an explosion. and investigation is still underway in the matter . ukrainian forces have shelled the center of the city of done yet by grad multiple rocket systems. that's according to local authorities. they claim 3 people have been wounded to kindergarten, as well as for resid

u. k. and australia created all case. new zealand is actively invited just like to pan, the republic of korea and it is all done. so you know, glue just like the u. s. and the e u. c. worth. so destroying all principles of corporation in ukraine, all the principles of the o. s. c corporation. they were promoting de unilateral approaches and in broader context they are dismantling. they always see who's using for more and suggesting non inclusive navarro formats just like the european political community . by the same token, they have been destroying the universal platform for corporation in the asia pacific. i'm talking about us yon. your school for the goldman was, and thee, unfortunately, yields his to asia saw, made the hero, the asian security fall, m r c on defense ministers meeting class. and these formats were universally recognized as the systemic mechanisms in terms of security corporation can only corporation and other types of corporations. currently, it is being undermined, sir, actively, because the security issues have been pushed out of the us, shianna gender. moreover, half of us young members ah, targeted by the u. s, they want to invite them

u. s. and e. u. he says wastewater from aeroplanes arriving from china should be tested to detect any new very testing waste water has become increasingly common throughout the united states and testing waste water from playing for passengers in coming from china will give a sense of which strains of the virus are out there, that's very important because the chinese government has not been very forthcoming . providing data on the various variance of coven that are circulating in china. but if we test the waste water on from planes coming from china, we may be able to get a better sense of whether new variance are cropping up in china, variance of possible concern, could they evade the protection of our current vaccines? and so the war we know about the nature of the viruses that are circulating in china, the better prepared the rest of the world can be there so much at home testing. and so many people not even bothering to get tests that we have a we don't have as good a sense of where this virus is s

and france formally osley u. s. to open up its new green production scheme to include e u firms. inflation reduction act sets aside $370000000000.00 and subsidies, but only for companies manufacturing in the u. s. or countries with the u. s. for trade deal. the u worries that will distort trade. the price of housing is shooting up in cities in developed nations across the world. the solutions build more and build cheaper well time for the revival of a technique that's been tried in the past, modular building. build a say it's faster and more affordable. could it be the foundation of a new wave of cheaper housing? or is it just another brick in the wall? a simple box made of steel and concrete. soon to be home to a student in berlin. it is one of $500.00 such boxes said to be part of a new building on a university campus. the builders are making swift progress because they aren't building brick by brick. but apartment by apartment, each module waste 30 tons. they are delivered here from bavaria straight from the producer, a real estate developer that specializes in modular construction. our thought own i'm, it's increasingly challe

u. s. and e. some protesters refused to negotiate with the military, doubtful of deal success, the agreement and to create a 2 year transitional civilian rule led by a prime minister led by the revolutionary forces. the process when there is no alliance with the military, we are clearly speaking of an entirely civilian government from the head of state to the legislative assembly to the smallest administrative unit. each position will be under the control of civilians. our primary requirement is the civilian nature. of the states, the sudanese army is one of many state institutions and of course its role is to be defined by the constitution. this role will include striving to prevent threats to state security, protecting the boarders and democratic institutions of the country. as for those opposed to the framework agreement, some are protesting for the sake of protesting itself, summer supporters of the june 30 coo and others, are supporters of the october 25th, who others want chaos, including tho

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u. s. e. u, england, everybody's funding ukraine. and yet when it comes to russia being supported by its neighbors or allies, it's a big problem. what do you make of? well, it's actually we repeatedly refuted these allegations. we're saying we continue to say that our military industrial complex is capable of, of procuring us with the type of weapons that we need. so we haven't come across any substantiated proof of users of these kind of you a these and as far as i was informed bilateral consultation between the radians and the ukrainians also resulted in the situation when ukrainians were not able to produce any new results in you and bruce and no, but let's distinguish this substantial problem from the problem of procedure. so what we are now having in b u. m. is the clear, clear attempts of united states from this allies to twist the handle of the us to create areas and to convince them to come to degrade them to conduct some kind of investigation. which would be absolutely contrary to the mandates of these group of people working in

and eights following a series of devastating wars in the former yugoslavia. that independence has been recognized by some western countries, including the u. s. uncertain e u. member states. while belgrade and other nations, most notably russia have always insisted that kosovo is part of serbia. a parallel sal been drawn between the current bulk intentions on the ukraine conflict, those serbia's president address the reported statement by former german shops. there angler merkel. let's just go through that. she was cited by the media saying last decades minsk cease, fire agreements were primarily meant to give key of time to strengthen its military . oh, no. we saw that historically important statement by angela merkel. i'm surprised and i'm still checking in every way to see whether it's possible that she said that she is a woman that i greatly appreciated. for me, that statement is almost unbelievable if it is confirmed. if keith had not wanted to fulfill the minsk agreements, that sheds a completely new light, it cannot change the fact of who attacked whom. but in many ways the changes the fact and relationships within what has been happening since 2014.

and response to a new u. s. green energy subsidies program. european commission president ursula funder line said that the tax breaks and america's conflation reduction act could laura way european businesses such d, e u and u. s. officials will discuss the topic on monday hospital. in syria, anti government protests have ruptured in the southern city of suede a protester and a policeman had been killed by gunfire after demonstrators stormed the governor's building. more than 200 people gathered outside to protest against economic hardship and called for president bashar assad to step down. italian authorities and ne sicily have declared a state of emergency. after heavy rains caused major flooding, there have been power cuts, public services and schools have also closed. some residents have been evacuated from homes, thought to be at risk of lampa. in china, more cities have announced that they are easing coven 19 restrictions, including the financial hub. shanghai authorities have signaled a move away from strict locked downs and quarantine rules after widespread protest . the police are out in force on beijing straits. it's been awake since hundreds of people gathered here to protest against chin

u. s. and e e of attempting to manipulate the international energy markets. the you impose a price cup in an attempt to undermine russia's war chest. new russian legislation, freeze the states, gasp, water, gas problem form fulfilling foreign contracts. if they violate national guidelines and the details of moscow's revised price policy will be determined by the end of next week. on me while president putin criticized the u. s, saying that washington has long been trying to destabilize post soviet states. and he's now exists in his influence over ukraine. earlier, rory's artes roy, sushi and donal quarter discussed the recently does stock assessment with wishes scottsdale in washington, we now say the u. s. is directly involved in the conflict. the u. s. has been dealing with this for a long time. it's been involved in trying to undermine us an influence ukraine since soviet times. our opponents have always tried to divide us and then try to manage the separate parts and nothing new here. the idea of ukrainian separatism was born a long time ago. well, the ru

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put its military on high alert and erected roadblocks along the border. kosovo, says serbia is preparing a pretext for a military operation. negotiations with the e. u and u. s. are ongoing in hopes of avoiding renewed fighting in the region. vehicles blocked a route from kosovo to serbia. at the clubs living and not possible accused the government of discriminating against them and have barricaded the roads in protest . v as president faith, he is ever ready to defend them was only to be affordable for the city jones. i wish to inform you that we are indeed in a difficult situation, but we will give our utmost to preserve peace and stability. not only that, we will protect our people in the north, of course of austin. i will take all measures necessary to protect our national town on monday. so be our put military on high alert, the interior minister with the troops and order that they stand ready for combat. this, in spite of nato force of being in kosovo and calling to calm the situation. tensions are often high between the 2 countries, but this is the strange situation was triggered by crossville decision to scrap old license plates from serbia that come

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