u. s. economy. and the central bank does not want to risk an over correction with momentum is already pushing in the correct direction. here is federal reserve chairman jerome powell, in light of how far we've come and tightening policy, the on certain legs with which monetary policy affects the economy and potential head winds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change and to continue to reduce our securities holdings. looking ahead, nearly all committee participants view it as likely that some further rate increases will be appropriate this year to bring inflation down to 2 percent over time. the latest inflation numbers from the united states shows it is on the decline for percent inflation in the month of may, which is a significant improvement over the peak of 9 percent. however, the central bank believe a healthy economy at its peak has just a 2 percent inflation rate. so we're still far over that target. does the believe that at least one more intere

u. s. economy and the federal reserve board essentially sent the message today that they believe the momentum is already taking things in the correct direction, and they don't want to risk an over correction. let's listen to what federal chair jerome powell says, it might have how far we've come and tightening policy, the on certain legs with which monetary policy affects the economy and potential head winds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change and to continue to reduce our securities holdings. looking ahead, nearly all committee participants view it as likely that some further rate increases will be appropriate this year to bring inflation down to 2 percent over time. of the so if i can translate that, that means we're on pause for now for the right high. but before the end of the year there will likely be at least one more. this is something that economists had predicted, especially after the assuring news coming out this week that inflation continu

u. s. economy if washington sanctioned the king them last year. it is being seen by minneapolis to this a well surprisingly strong gesture from re i'd over now as well. i'm at least correspondent for details. the middle east is being re shaped saudi arabia with mediation from china, and result the issues with iran and to raise back with damascus. and syria has rejoined the arab league all for the 1st time in a decade and all without a once powerful player in the region. the u. s. last year showed down to most of the special military operation and ukraine began. and america band, russian oil, washington try to arrange calls between the u. s. president and leaders of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates to ask them to pump more oil and to avoid a spike and prices both declines. the call both decreased all production. washington was furious and threatened consequences. there's gonna be some consequences for what they've done with russia. i'm not going to get into what i consider and what i am have in mind, but there will be, there will be conseq

u. s. economy if washington sanctioned the kingdom last year. it is being seen by minneapolis to this a well surprisingly strong gesture from re add over. now to our middle east correspondent for details in the middle is mainly shaped saudi arabia with mediation from china, and resolve the issues with iran and to raise backwards, damascus as syria has rejoined the arab league all for the 1st time in a decade and all without a once powerful player in the region, the u. s. last year showed down to moscow special military operation and ukraine began, and america banned russian oil. washington trying to arrange calls between the us president and leaders of saudi arabia and the united arab emirates, to ask them to pump more oil and avoid a spike and price is both declines. the call both decreased all production. washington was furious and threatened consequences. there's gonna be some consequences for what they've done with russia. i'm not going to get into what i consider and what i am have in mind, but there will be, there will be consequences. we

u. s. economy and the central bank does not want to risk an over correction with momentum is already pushing in the correct direction. here is federal reserve chairman jerome powell, in light of how far we've come and tightening policy, the on certain legs with which monetary policy affects the economy and potential headwinds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change and to continue to reduce our security as holdings is looking ahead nearly all committee participants view it as likely that some further rate increases will be appropriate this year to bring inflation down to 2 percent over time the latest inflation numbers from the united states shows it is on the decline for percent inflation in the month of may, which is a significant improvement over the peak of 9 percent. however, the central bank believe at a healthy economy at its peak has just a 2 percent inflation rate. so we're still far over that target. does the believe that at least one more inte

u. s. economy is indeed cooling as intended by the previous 10 consecutive interest types. in light of how far we've come and tightening policy, the uncertain legs with which monetary policy affects the economy. a potential head winds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change. the central bank says the paws on interest hikes is most likely temporary, at least one more increase is expected this year. that's to beat inflation back down to pre pen demik levels. meanwhile, the us economy is expected to continue a subdued growth, highly. jo, castro, alj a 0, washington is still ahead and i'll just say it. i mean, most government in exile tends to establish an interim central bank as the way you see along over lusting damage to the economy and rights groups, cry filings awesome. all the amounts of the publisher of leading newspapers given 6 years in prison. the in depth analysis of the days headlines, china cannot maintain its current piper aggressive author in the south, tennessee, and expect the philippines not to continue to drift. hol

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u. s. economy is indeed cooling as intended by the previous 10 consecutive interest types. in light of how far we've come and tightening policy, the on certain lags with which monetary policy affects the economy. a potential head winds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change. the central bank says the paws on interest hikes is most likely temporary, at least one more increase is expected this year. that's to beat inflation back down to pre pen demik levels. meanwhile, the us economy is expected to continue a subdued growth, highly jo, castro, alj a 0 washington sign is economy folded in may, according to new data, which has just been released, industrial output and retail sales course. both missed the full costs of levels, adding to expectations that beijing will ramp up economic stimuli to show up a shaky post pandemic recovery. let's get my role with katrina you. it was long for us in beijing. so tell us a bit more in detail what this data tells us about how to on his economies during well, what these big is showing us is that c

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u. s. economy is indeed cooling as intended by the previous 10 consecutive interest types. in light of how far we've come and tightening policy, the on certain legs with which monetary policy affects the economy. a potential head winds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change. the central bank says the paws on interest hikes is most likely temporary, at least one more increase is expected this year. that's to beat inflation back down to pre pen demik levels. meanwhile, the us economy is expected to continue a subdued growth. heidi joe castro algae 0 washington. so heads on alex's era rights groups cry foul in guatemala ops the publish of a leading newspapers given 6 years in prison. and me and most government in exile plans to establish an interim central bank because they raise it off of investing damage to the economy, the high low they will look to north america where the threat of severe thunderstorm this continues for that southeast corner of the us we could see some flooding. rain is what is the potential for damaging wins an

u. s. economy is indeed cooling as intended by the previous 10 consecutive interest types. in light of how far we've come and tightening policy, the uncertain legs with which monetary policy affects the economy. a potential head winds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change. the central bank says the paws on interest hikes is most likely temporary, at least one more increase is expected this year. that's to beat inflation back down to pre pen demik levels. meanwhile, the us economy is expected to continue a subdued growth. heidi joe castro alj a 0 washington with less than 2 weeks before general elections in guatemala, the founder of a leading newspaper has been sentenced to 6 years in prison. as a reuben zamora was found guilty of loan during money, john, home and reports. that's equally as the diagnose. it won't even sound that it just most indeed. it will came down to this. a 100 and sheets of notes with which closer rubens of motor made the last ditch attempt to prove his innocence to leave the foster trial which both hates a

u. s. economy running for the last 5 months on economic fumes. you remember that was back in january, the janet young, the treasury secretary said the like this things was getting close to a point where it couldn't pay it's bills. she said on john june the 5th, that money would run out. so if there had been a debt default, it would have cost to a strong economic com in the united states and by extension through the global economy. so this is a win for the moment for to 5 and for kevin mccarthy. and for the us and global economies, but they're still going to be a few more dramas to play out. but that's for another day on capitol hill for tonight. everyone seems to be celebrated. yes. so the baby, until at least i'm just wondering that while the democrats will make hey about this particular victory and whatever happens in the, in the senate, which we assume will go to the playbook. they're all those republicans that need those that want to be part of that presidential rather in 2020 full. that will want to perhaps take issue with what's being done

u. s. economy is indeed cooling as intended by the previous 10 consecutive interest types. in light of how far we've come and tightening policy, the uncertain legs with which monetary policy affects the economy. a potential head winds from credit tightening. today we decided to leave our policy interest rate on change. the central bank says the pause and interest hikes is most likely temporary . at least one more increase is expected this year. that's to beat inflation back down to pre pen demik levels. meanwhile, the us economy is expected to continue a subdued growth, highly jo, castro, alj a 0 washington. the licensed figures from argentina is bureau of statistics show the annual inflation right now stands 114 percent. that means the process of some basic goods of moving doubled in the past 12 months. the numbers also reveal that 4 and every 10 people have been thrown into poverty. to they said by reports for fluency of ira with many must get creative to make ends meet. i mean, well, kind of survives in argentina by picking a plastic and cardboard to recycle. he lives in

we'll get their decision on friday as well, peter so if you're looking at a slowing u s economy, i guess the next question is how much weaker can it get given the fact that you believe we have not felt the true impact of all of these hikes? absolutely i do worry about that. you know, because look at some of the stress that the banks have been under and i claim that that's only the result of these three hikes, so we do have to be careful to make certain that and i'm hoping the fed is looking at this the same way to say look, we're not even halfway through this. so it is a concern of mine that maybe they have over tightened. and it's so easy for the market to forget that all these hikes have been done and where forward looking etcetera , but in this case, i think it's very important to be backward looking and saying, look, these hikes have still not baked have have not manifested themselves the way that most of us think they have already. yeah which is what has sparked this conversation on recession. severe recession, no recession. we're still trying to understand how severe this impact wi

u. s. economy is performing healthily and still on the correct path toward the recovery that does not dip into a recession. bodies, thank you very much for that idea of costs or live there in washington dc. lebanese politicians failed to elect a new president for the 12th time. legislatures were unable to agree on a success that to be shut out. who step down last october. the old was seen as a possible 1st step towards tackling the country's economic crisis. is in a harder, has more from being on the surface. this appears to be an exercise in democracy, but in lebanon. politics is conducted outside the halls of power. and without any deal, any chance to elect the president. this and no one has the majority. that's why we need to align sometimes to get better results. do you, how does the alliances have changed since the last vote in january? the main christian parties have put their differences aside and joined the wider opposition to back. she had as or how does the role, but it wasn't enough for

u. s. and e. u sanctions. and while the country's economy feels the pressure, it's people, especially the most vulnerable, they're the ones who bear the brunt of the pain of correspondent use of july. they explores how west and sanctions have become a matter of life and death in iran. should warn you beforehand, though you may find some of this report disturbing to this pharaoh j. know these words don't bring any bells to most people, but to every power seem efficient, they can mean the difference between life and death. they are drawn to the chronically transfer use. patience used to remove excess iron from their bodies. otherwise, they would die according to a wrong style of senior society, the country, an eastern port, $22000000.00 doses of these 2 drugs every year to supply it. style of senior patients with less than 2000000 doses make their way into avon. the problem is us sanctions, which block the import of live saving medicine to the country. they've all felt senior society since the last 3 in post sanctions against the wall and in 2018. 600 . 67 tele senior patients have lost their lives as a result of a

the 2 largest economies remain slim to the u. s. isn't the only nation reaching out to beijing? jarman leaders are rolling at the red carpet for leak. why? he's making his 1st foreign trip since becoming china's premier. berlin provides its 1st ever national security strategy last week, and the document described china as a systemic rival. but as dw chief international editor richard walker reports the 2 economic powerhouses seem as intertwined as ever. the big day of the land full of schultz and a gaggle of his talk ministers on failing germany's new national security strategy . the message, the world is getting more dangerous in germany, needs to respond to me as much for the 1st time in our country's history, we have thrown up and national security strategy. thoughts on the rushes invasion of ukraine was a huge help to the system for germany. there's another shop, the shaking the political class here in bowling, just as much, but show fits not quite. so something with this so big that it will soon get a strategy paper full of it. so this one is all about china. she, jim ping

u. p. s. in the teamsters have both suggested the air moving towards the agreement. it is hard to overstate how serious a teamster strike at u. s. u. p. s. would be for an economy described. tell me what you are thinking about this. >> first of all, i'm not going to get into any specific cases like that because we have seen time and again that the best thing we can do is encourage both sides to come to an agreement. you saw that happen many cases, labor secretary walsh helped in various conflicts like that. i just mentioned acting secretary julie su doing really fantastic work out there in the west coast. exactly what you're talking about, keeping our supply chains going. in this case it is still early days. we know both sides are gonna be talking to each other. that's a company that has a good history of working with its unions. so i think we could stay optimistic about that and watch what happens. i think the thing that really matters most here is that we have a president who, as you said in your introduction is one of the most understanding presidents, yes, pro-union, we can talk about that all day, but what does that mean in economic terms? what is it means

u. s. wants to cement ties with india. india is the 5th largest economy in the world, leaving behind even countries is that testing due to india is seen as a leader of the global south. it's a historic foss know off russia, and of course, um, as far as in yes, concerned each know that it is not going to join a, be all on the lines of its foreign policy at its principles, even stand on this trip, which is strategic autonomy and a multi point i was and the head of motives touch down in the us. 75 members of congress.

u. s. relationship is much more new on it is the, was foss destroying the economy, the world's largest democracy in the us, wants to 5 now with india. remember india also the g. 20 presidency in 2023. this yeah. i knew that it will be holding one needles in september. so exploits will be the biden wants to do. so knology before that, knowing there's a boss, know that the us very much needs, but in the rules. okay. otherwise tell me your thoughts. no, it won't be a $400.00. remember the us hasn't been stepping off its defenses against china. it's a child wanting to be very much on the agenda. it is going to be one of the talking points out would be defense, trade and no g, russia, ukraine, conflicts. remember us have been wanting india to distance itself from moscow, or please take a tops down against russia award the ukraine conflicts. but india has taken a neutral and independence dam on the lines of its form policy. it's something laughed from in the sun during the movie also spoke about to wall street journal just before he went to the us. i don't think this type of perception is widespread i

the economy was really during the pandemic, and today the u. s. has the highest economic growth rate, leading the world economies since the pandemic. the highest in the world. [applause] >> biden might say, that's true folks, literally, no joke. by all accounts the biden ministration to the american economy, he was two months into office democrats pass the 1. 9 trillion trillion dollar rescue plan, then they pass the infrastructure bill, that was bipartisan, and then democrats were some republicans passed the 52 dual billion dollar chips act, and then they went on with zero public republican support to pass the sweeping 750-dollar inflation reduction act. and all of that together really has changed the american economy. here's a graph, gdp among the g7, seven richest economies, the rella line, the top line there, represents the united states. and the white dotted line in the middle represents pre-covid gdp. we are doing the best of any of our peers in the world. we have the highest growth. the yellow line on top, we're beating everyone. here's anot

world down the, the, you get us is one of the, what was the biggest economy right now in terms of purchasing power capacity. the u . s. is in the 2nd place, china has gone ahead and times of the piracy, but still it's a great economy and it's a tribute doing it to us, but she wouldn't just need the capacity of the american people, but they really hard holding their talented. but right now the american dealership is using the confidence of the american citizens. and i know that for, well, you know, to me when i say that with confidence because i think by pursuing a short term political goes which might very well be withdrawn from the point of view of the us itself. seating innovation, undermining the well dominance in particular, in the world, try natural system, you know, like as me, by using good, stolen as a tool for somebody. and you may do it any against the whole fair. basically, they so you can doubt with regard to the reliability of the deluxe you, as, as the means of these, you know, we're, we're cumulation of money as a reserve currency and also as a central and means right now that was big economy is uh, be

u. k. in the figures that use economy is still a full 5 trillion dollars lower than that of the u. s. r g contributor chris gave us his take on why that was in the your opinion as a blog itself is bit of pretty much nothing door to the united states in terms of everything that united states wanted to do. we've covered the level of the program, the insights of adopt snacks, for example, where that your job and you want to belong probably the largest economy. now within the european union, essentially be shot that what are the industrial factories now? the shipping orders that are industrial, what support to the united states, which is obviously causing a lot of jobs, a lot of reducing actual goods, which is, which is what creates g d p. right? it's is the domestic product product produced by a country without products or services, and it just gets somebody to adopt one. and the 2nd part is very simple, right? in terms of the becoming conflicts in your credit and you're with is just flies. the united states blindly into this, they sanctioned, or the russian or the guys with the majority

economy. so my question is, how does the u. s. government sees the brakes, does it, does it see it as a china, let's challenge to the, the, to the west of the united states. think, well 1st is a general proposition. we have long stood for the proposition that a country should be able to freely associate with other countries in any groupings that they want. something that we stand very strongly for and have defended for a long, long time. when it comes to the brakes were deeply engaged with its leading members . in fact, this week, prime minister modi, of india will be in washington for a state visit. and of course, we welcome present a little a to washington a several months ago where you, a very productive and constructive meeting was present bite and so were engaged across the board with the numbers of bricks. and we'll continue to do that for the next question. i key chain with points of america. good evening, mister secretary. i hope we make more news fun. these news conference. i'm taiwan. how was taiwan discussed in your 35

u. s. and e u. countries of hypocrisy in their green agendas, the client so us as an acting protectionist policies that undermine emerging economies, and thereby hender global efforts to transition to cleaner energy protectionism. i saw that in the inflation reduction act in the united states. i see that in this green hydrogen auction in europe. so we've had the developed world lecturing the rest of the world on how important free trade is in here, they themselves or reckoning barriers. his criticism comes just days ahead of prime minister moody scheduled visit to washington this week. he also took issue at western leaders who called for coal to be completely phased out. coal is india's primary source of electricity generation. nevertheless, india, the world's most populous country, plans, the cut coins for power generation by half and the near future. we spoke to a former indian external affairs ministry. secretary, who believes that the west has felt and its efforts to help developing economies go green as well. you know, energy is a critical for every country without a cheap and affordable energy. no country can grow. and the d

u. s. wants to cement ties with india. india is the 5th largest economy in the was leaving behind even countries. is that testing due to india is seen as a leader of the global solver to historic thoughts? no off russia. and of course, um, as far as in yes, concerned each know that it is not going to join a be off all the lines if its foreign policy out of principles even stand on this trip, which is strategic autonomy and a multi point i was and the head of movies, touch down in the us. 75 members of congress have signed the letter to president biden with a fleet to ensure that the tenants of democracy are allowed to function properly in india. the politicians cited us department reports, which allow us to violations of human rights and political and religious fears, as well as the suppression of press freedoms. earlier we heard from the editor in chief of for vasa, india to believe the motor wants to secure a productive partnership with the us. but one that won't impact new delegates relations with moscow. the majority population in both the countries are looking very positively boards. this w

u. s. wants to cement ties with india. india is the 5th largest economy in the was leaving behind even countries. is that testing due to india is seen as a leader of the global south to historic foss know off a gotcha. and of course, um, as far as in yes, concerned each news that it is north point to join a be all on the lines if its phone policy at its principles even stand on this trip, which is strategic autonomy. and a multi point i was and i had a buddy is trying to sell in the us certain 5 members of congress have assigned a lesson to president biden with the printer. and it shows that the tenants of democracy are allowed to function properly in india. apologies incited, usaid depaula ripple's, which a ledge of violations of human rights in political and religious, viz, as a suppression of media freedoms. a daily hon. solve the editor in chief of po box, the indians, who but these meridian wants us to of and does have partnership with the us. but one that won't impact new deleon's relations laska majority population in both the countries are being very positively bored. this was a 14 gulf,

u. s. wants to cement ties with india. india is the 5th largest economy in the was leaving behind even countries such as thank you. k, india is seen as a leader of the global south. it's a historic foss know off russia, and of course, um, as far as in yes, concerned each news that it is north point to join a be all on the lines of its foreign policy. and its principles even stand on this trip, which is strategic autonomy and a multi point i was and the head of bodies tucked down in america, $75.00 members of congress signed a quick less at a bite and with a plea to ensure that the quote tenets of democracy are allowed to function properly in india, politicians set according to the us state deposit. there are reports alleging violation of human rights as well as the suppression of media freedoms in india. perhaps not very good timing on that last night. but earlier we heard from an editor in chief of a provost the indians who believes that moody does want to have a good partnership with america, but not one that will impact new daddy's relationships with other key partners. the majority populatio

u. s. wants to cement ties with india. india is the 5th largest economy in the world, leaving behind even countries is that testing due to india is seen as a leader of the global south. it's a historic foss know off a russia and of course, um, as far as in yes, concerned each know that it is north point to join a be all on the lines of its foreign policy at its principles, even stand on this trip, which is strategic autonomy and a multi point i was and the head of motives touch down in the us. 75 members of congress have signed the letter to president biden with a fleet to ensure that the tenants of democracy are allowed to function properly in india. the politicians cited u. s. department reports, which alleged violations of human rights and political and religious fears, as well as the suppression of press freedoms. earlier we heard from the editor in chief of pro wasik indians who believes that moody wants to secure a productive partnership with the us. but one that won't impact in dallas relations is small scale. the majority population in both the countries are being very positively

u. s. relationship is much more nuanced. it is the was foss destroying the economy, the world's largest democracy in the us, wants to fox now with india and the member india. also the g. 20 presidency in 2023 . this year i knew that it will be holding one details in september. so experts will be the biden ones to bill, so no energy before that. no, any other thoughts? no, that the us very much nice, but indelible sophia, otherwise your boss know it will be a part of the member. the us hasn't been stepping off its defenses against china. so child going to be wearing much on the agenda i, there's going to be one of the talking points out would be defense, trade and no g, russia, ukraine, conflicts, remember us have been wanting india to distance itself from moscow, or please take a tops down against rochelle award the ukraine conflicts, but india has taken a neutral and independent stem on the lines of farm policy. it's something laughed from in the sun during the movie also spoke about to wall street journal just before he went to the us. i don't think this type of p

u. s. and e u. countries of hypocrisy in the green agendas. he's very, was aware of in that same protection as policies that undermine emerging economies on the by hand, the global efforts to transition to clean energy. this protectionism, i saw that in the inflation reduction act in the united states. i see that in this green hydrogen auction in europe, we've had the developed world lecturing the rest of the world on how important free trade is. and here they themselves are directing barriers. a is criticism causes just the day the hey, the problem is somebody that schedule a visit to washington this week. he also took issue with the west and it is a cold, cold to be completely phased out. coal is india is primary source of i'd like to think getting a ration useful to form an indian external affairs of is the secondary who believe the west has failed. and if f is the help developing countries go green as well. you know, energy is a critical for a country without a cheap and affordable energy. no country can grow and the development of the west has benefited from this. so over the decades, via the us administration is trying to get closer to

u. s. wants to cement ties with india. india is the 1st law just economy in the was leaving behind even countries as such as due to india is seen as a leader of the global south. it's a historic fox, no off russia. and of course, um, as far as the window is concerned, it knows that it is not going to join a blog on the lines of its foreign policy at its principles, even stand on this trip, which is strategic autonomy and a multi point i was. yeah, certainly a lot to look forward to you on this visit and will definitely continue to keep an eye on it or to use run john sherman. thank you so much for that. i'll update you as president sign a 100 by that well, reportedly plead guilty to tax crimes and a gun charge as part of a plea deal to avoid present. the deal still needs the approval of a federal judge. but if given the green light, it would close the official investigation. now the gun charges could affordably even be dropped if hunter completes probation conditions. but the story is not the only one concerning the bite and family that is causing something of a stir. it's alleged sever

u. s. and e u. countries of hypocrisy and their grand agendas. sticklett. so us is inactive protection as policies that undermine emerging economies, and thereby hender global efforts to transition to cleaner energy. this protectionism, i saw that in the inflation reduction act in the united states. i see that in this green hydrogen auction in europe. we've had the developed world lecturing the rest of the world on how important free trade is. and here they themselves are erecting barriers. his criticism comes just days ahead of prime minister embody schedule visit to washington this week. he also took issue with western leaders who have called for coal to be completely phased out. coal is indeed his primary source of electricity generation. nevertheless, india, the world's most populous country, plans to cut coal use for power generation by half and then near future, we spoke to a former indian external affairs ministry. secretary, who believes that the west has failed and its efforts to help developing economies go green as well. you know, energy is a critical for any country without a cheap and affordable energy. no country can

u. s. wants to cement ties with india. india is the 5th largest economy in the was leaving behind even countries such as u. k. it is seen as a leader of the global south to historic foss know off a gotcha. and of course, um, as far as in yes, concerned each know that it is north point to join a be all on the lines of its foreign policy at its principles, even stand on this trip, which is strategic autonomy. and a multi point i was we did hear from the editor in chief of privacy indians who believed that modi does want to have a good partnership with america, but not one that might impact this relationship with other key partners have a list. the majority population in both the countries are being very positively boards. this was a 14 off the strategic partnership. the way the prime minister multi has a visualized with this. the link between the strategic partnership between india and the u. s. actually, i would argue, has nothing to do with india's historic friendship with russia that continues, that's a constant. there is no compromise on that at the same time. uh, what brightness to move these

u. s. wants to cement ties with india. india is the 5th largest economy in the was leaving behind even countries. is that testing due to india is seen as a leader of the global south. it's a historic foss know off a russia and of course, um, as far as in yes, concerned each know that it is not going to join a, be all on the lines of its foreign policy at its principles even stand on this trip, which is strategic autonomy and a multi point i was and we discussed modi's visit to washington dc with political analysts caught the k a has made it empty to. ready you know, anything else criticize for buying russian oil, you know, missed this conflict. but a lot of western nations criticize india and in the appointed a race squarely that you know, we have. busy several months or several millions, hundreds of millions of mazda c. and we got, you know, a ford being the, the economic victim of this geo political game that is leading to extremely high cost. so we have to think of our self interest in america thinks of itself addressed as well in us as beginning to understand that india is a significant tren

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u. s. wants to cement ties with india. india is the 5th largest economy in the world, leaving behind even countries is that testing due to india is seen as the leader of the global south. it's a historic fox, no off russia. and of course, um, as far as in yes, concerned each knows that it is not going to join a law on the lines of its foreign policy. out of principles even stand on this trip, which is strategic autonomy and a multi point. i was kind of head of moody's tucked down in america. 75 members of congress suddenly signed a license for the president with a plea to ensure that the tenants of democracy are allowed to function properly. in india. the politicians decided us state department of reports alleging violations of human rights, as well as the suppression of a media freedoms. perhaps not the best time to put out this that happened earlier. we heard from the editor in chief of privacy indians, who believe that modi does want to have a productive partnership with america, but one that will not impact new daddy's relationships with other key. ok this the majority population in b

u. s. and e u. countries of the park received in their green agendas. he claims the west is inactive protection as policies that undermine emerging economies, and thereby hender global efforts to transition to cleaner energy dis, protectionism. i saw that in the inflation reduction act in the united states. i see that in this green hydrogen auction in europe. we've had the developed world lecturing the rest of the world on how important free trade is. and here they themselves or reckoning barriers. his criticism come just days ahead of prime minister moody scheduled visit to washington this week. he also took issue with western leaders who have called for coal to be completely faced out. coal is india is primary source of electricity generation. nevertheless, india the world's most populous country, plans the cock coal use for power generation by half in the near future. we spoke to a former indian external affairs ministry secretary, who believes that the west has feldman, this effort to help developing economies go green as well. you know, energy is a critical for a country without a cheap and affordable energy. no country can grow and the developmen

u. s. and e. u. countries of hypocrisy and that glean agendas, he claims the warehouses in latin seeking protectionist policy that i'm the mind emerging economies, and that by him the global effort. this is transition to clean the energy. this protectionism, i saw that in inflation reduction act in the united states. i see that in this green hydrogen auction in europe. we've had the developed world lecturing the rest of the world on how important free trade is in here, they themselves or reckoning. barriers is because the i'm calling the danes that hey, the politeness of motors schedule a visit to washington this week, bills. and so the issue with western lead is of gold for colds of incomplete. the phased out coal is indeed the primary source of electricity generation. we use for the full, my indian external affairs message, secondary, please. the west has failed in its efforts to help develop the economies go green as well. you know, energy is a critical for any country without a cheap and affordable energy. no country can grow. and the development of the west has benefited from this. so over the decades of the us administration is trying to

economy. and it's telling me to don't like the u. s. companies and you know, the us, they've given sort of the u. k. a little bit of something there, a long distance, the setup is full factory. so the majority of money is coming in from blackboard. for us, invest in buying the largest and the wealth is coming in from the us institutions. and you is not getting a look at, in terms of these investment deals. it's all coming from the us in spite of us, as we just hi, pumping it on a 50000000000 euro in. so you crime. but what was the, we had to call this person basically, i think was last year say you crime would be a good return of investment for us. but it's not a good side of investments a year from how i see it. yeah, i mean, you know, you're an adage and he's one side of it as well. but, but then you have all of these are your opinion, politicians who, who, who, they, they almost seemed like to deliberately ignore the populace. people who are suffering from inflation, whether it's the, the rise in energy cost. so we'll just buying fo