u. s. will lift sanctions on rush. i believe that will happen and you can have him back on if i'm right or wrong can good friends either way. but here's what i believe. i believe it will happen because the u. s. has to say face, at this point anthony, blinking the secretary of state just said recently that they are the u. s. is already looking at, if there is an end to this, that we understand that part of that means that conversations on russia, why would you say that? as you said, that is actually historically unprecedented. the united states does not do that in unless, unless you need to save face for the fact that the sanctions didn't work. remember the by the administration said that this was about deterrence and then it didn't work. then they said it's about punishing couldn't. but that hasn't worked so if this comes to we and, and the u. s. is able to say we will withdraw sanctions, they can take a victory, lack of the biden administration and say, see, we didn't have to fire a bullet. we didn't have to sit in us over even though they done all those things. we don't have to do that because instead what we can do

u. s. either instigates all are directly or indirectly conflicts. so the always prepare for the narrative that goes with these concepts. we call this in academia superstructures, meaning that they create the language, the create, the move, the thinking to bring the coffee has to articulate american agenda and the whole world has response to that, respond to that. but this is different because because for the 1st time it was another country that was actually taking action and not just that coming with them on superstructures coming on and, and was in the meeting between lab row and why he, that was a very important meeting. much 30 i, you know, based simple discourse analysis of the kind of terminology used by these 2 leaders . this book of a multi polar world do crack world world war for a should striving piece, holding the security. and they lost priority was position for huge army, meaning u. s. was a huge army. so it means that those who have are losing this you as you, germany, are actually responding, articulating a whole new language and are n

u. s. either instigates or i directly or indirectly conflicts. so the always prepare for the narrative that goes with these concepts. we call this academia superstructures, meaning that they create the language, the create, the move thinking to bring the coffee has to articulate american agenda and the whole world has response that respond to that. but this is different because because for the 1st time it was another country that was actually taking action and not just that coming with them on superstructures coming on and, and was in the meeting between that role and why he that was a very important meeting. much 30 i, you know, by simple discourse analysis of the kind of terminology used by these 2 leaders. this book of a multi polar world do crack world a world of what for ation, striving for peace holding the security. and the very last priority was position for huge army, meaning u. s. was to huge army, so it means that this will have our woozy, this you, as you, germany are actually responding unsticking eating a whole new language and are

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u. s. government investment in this area, which tells you that either the investment is not stopping or it is already been made and they're moving on to other things. all right, earlier the u. s. brown, international space demilitarization projects is fundamentally flawed, but now the country is calling for broader responsibility in space. what do you think? washington has changed? it stands. well, there's, there's 2 things. one is to continue to point a finger at particularly russia, because russia in november did conduct a satellite destruction. so they're trying to make this about russia to one extent . and to another extent, there is so increased chatter and concern. well, believe it certainly in the united states about a disruption of our global communications disruption of our domestic communications . and of course, that's all heavily reliant on satellites. so if something happens, this sets a rhetorical stage for pointing the finger again at russia and china, and those who would not be on the us side in that concrete ascii were taught usaa 4th. lieutenant kennedy, thanks for your

u. s. president also announcing is that either is a program in place to ensure that the refugees that have been fleeing the violence in ukraine can be expedited to the united states. no new numbers in terms of the amount of refugees that the united states will receive. that is still kept it about a $100000.00, which was announced last month when the president went to brussels. but what the u . s. president has announced is that there will be kind of a stream like process for doing so that's getting a little bit of criticism. given the fact that more than 5000000 have fled the violence in ukraine and the united states is only accepting 100000 ukranian refugees. on top of that, the u. s. president also announcing that russian affiliated ships will no longer be allowed to dock at us based ports. and the reason that the united states is doing this is i as sort of a continuation of the sanctions that have been put in place in conjunction with western allies. this is all an effort to disable the russian war machine and really try to is extinguish the ability of latimer prudent to continue to fin

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too many more than a few china, what they really want is security support unrelated to either australia or the u. s . and they want the sort of investment and trade that neither of those countries have provided. consequently, this pack speaks directly to their security needs and reinforces their economic interest. pakistan's new prime minister, who recently replaced the altered iran con, has called up for better cooperation with countries neighbor and long time. rival, india, we believe that peaceful and cooperative ties between pakistan and india are imperative for the progress and socio economic uplift of our people. and for the region, this can be best achieved through meaningful engagement and peaceful resolution of all outstanding disputes, including the core issue of jumbo in kashmir. the disputed region of kashmir has been a key point of contention between india and pakistan for the past 75 years. the countries have fought several large scale conflicts for control of the region, even sparking fears of a nuclear war as both possessed atomic weapons. but just last week and he has prime ministe

u. s. president off the top, they're saying that this is not cheap, but i came to aggression is not something that can be afforded either. so the u. s . president, very measured in his comments, knowing that this is something that will be weighed in the minds of americans who are trying in, in tough economic times to balance their own budgets at home as well. kimberly, how could that for us? so with that, thanks very much. kimberly, of course we'll continue to depend with you as and when we get more news and reaction to that request to congress. thanks very much. not you have nice, chancellor says this country is preparing for a possible situation where russia stops. gas exports are left schultz is in japan. on his 1st trip to asia, russia's invasion of ukraine had the energy crisis dominating those talks of japanese prime minister, familiar casita, politicians in germany, have it in favor of sending heavy weapons to keith or vacant and try to be with us and what decision the russian government will take in this regard. one can only speculate, but it makes little since one has to pay for it. and as i said, we had alread

u. s. how bring these 2 countries together? either to position of what we see algio global politics is when the western nations have a problem. they always try and they always find a way in getting things resolved. so you will see the situation in between morocco anal jerry a will resolve itself. busy because of it necessitates flow of gas into the european market to elevate the potential problems we're seeing today. russia explored over 300000000 cubic meters a day into europe, india. that's about 150000000000 cubic meters a year. that huge is an example. the largest economy in europe, germany that 55 percent of their gas in board. if you disrupt you to shopped in the economy of the strongest european nation. so it's not going to be an easy task and emergency position is what has been put in place in finding adequate replacement to support if there's going to be a shift. but right now, the focus in policy that being pronounced is reduction is importation from russia. and that gap the gap, but they did have that with it. thank you so

many more than they feared china, what they really want is security support unrelated to either australia or the u. s . and they want the sort of investment in trade. why neither of those countries have provided. consequently, his ex, this pack idea speaks directly to their security needs pity and reinforces the economic interest. do you think the u. s. allegations visit to the solomon islands can be seen as an attempt to influence the foreign policy of this country? certainly, but additionally, it's show voting for australian and american voters and signaling to others in australia and asia. that even if the solomons don't abandon the deal, other countries including australia, can count on the u. s. to ride to the rescue anytime they're feeling anxious about china. in this respect, us is clearly trying to rebuild confidence in america after so many diplomatic failures under trump, after several terrible years associated with the pandemic. after fiascos in central asia and the middle east, all of which have so concerns that the u. s. the declining power the can't be trusted. as a strategic ally, do y

u. s. had no intention of such a thing either in russia or anywhere. it was reported that this made the horses laugh. stevens a uni is the syrian based editor of mit is discourse any joins us now. steve and thanks for coming on board. the sputnik you must have been very surprised when you are done in a blink and say that the united states is not trying to bring about regime change in moscow or anywhere else. after the 10 years that your country, sorry i was going through that must have come as quite a shock. yeah, it is a shock because that is what i mean. the american administration, administration and administrations in the past work on and it is raising change. either they do it by a military invent, envision like what they did in iraq, or they do it by supporting radical stomach care groups like the muslim brotherhood on the, on other or what they're doing now by supporting the fashion groups, nazi groups like golf. so that is what america, the used these groups or the or the use the media on demonizing that they used to demonize the soviet union i

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u. s. had no intention of such a thing either in russia or anywhere. it was reported that this made the horses laugh. stevens a uni is the simian base editor of mid east discourse any joins us now. stephen, thanks for coming on board. the sputnik you must have been very surprised when you are done in a blink and say that the united states is not trying to bring about regime change in moscow or anywhere else. after the 10 years that your country, sorry i was going through that must have come as quite a shock. yeah, it is a shock because that is what america, the american administration just administration and administrations in the past work on. and it is regime change. it either they do it by a american, invent an invasion like how was what they did in iraq already do it by supporting radical islamic terrorist group. second was the brotherhood on the other or what they're doing now by supporting nat fascists and groups. nazi group select as off, so that is what america the used and these groups or day or do you is the media on demonizing deck. they use

u. s. of using ukraine to harm russia to. we do new school. we either resign ourselves to having a single country and it's satellites control all of humanity which, or humanity lives together on the basis of the united nations. nobody wants to win, heaven forbid will brazil pushy. but there is one thing that is true and obvious and that no arguments can change. we have not ukrainian troops in the 30, tory of the russian federation, but we have russian troops in the territory of ukrainian federation. later, good cherish held long awaited talks with president putin referring specifically to the kremlin invasion of ukraine. as a war terminology that's banned in russia and russia's middle, she says it's made significant territorial gains in easton and southern ukraine, claiming to have captured the entire s on region. ukraine denies this, insisting that moscow has not yet broken through its defenses. the fighting is continuing to displace thousands of ukrainians every day. this is keyvi reed, the hometown of ukrainian president blotter is a lensky, billboar

came under criticism for suggesting indian and other asian immigrants should either stop complaining about life in the u. s. or get out of the country. she's also a controversial comments or by black americans, claiming their quotes resentful towards western people. first it works is now under investigation on her fact you'll see over what's been called her promotion of white supremacist and her statement sub also sparked on fridge on social media. neurologist amy waxed ingles out. indian women says brown, women are jealous of american success. i think it's the other way around. some of us, indian american doctors do our part to make america great health care system you describe . so yeah, we have the right to criticize a to how is this white supremacist on faculty? she understands nothing about india or indian women for that matter. as an asian american, i have every right to speak up for injustice. that is my patriotic duty. well ahead of the pence, her peninsula foundation, excuse me, think tank. see such a lead to race. a statement in the us are part of a bigger underlying problem in american society.

u. s. government investment in this area, which tells you that either the investment is not stopping or it is already been made and they're moving on to other things. ah, china and pakistan have announced that they are expanding their partnership as part of a new economic corridor. in pakistani nuclear power unit, powered by a chinese developed reactor, has also started working this week. the new round of cooperation comes as pakistan's, newly appointed prime minister forms a coalition government pm. shabazz sharif has also hosted chinese envoy to pakistan for talks in islam about your political analyst. on a long shot and paris school of technology and business. professor benjamin shall say, close ties between the countries go beyond the current change of power. you got an enormous when it comes back on. there are certain cavities or to with chinese are definitely one of the bug. it's funny. governments have reached out to, in the past, it's not subject to the genome governments, it's beyond the governments, it's a strategic state to state relationship. so this was really much expected

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