u. s. u. s. europe, they're both pursuing greater competitiveness in this area. when do you think we'll really see these efforts bearing fruit guys being for the 1st time we're actually starting to see a play. i know again this is not going to happen overnight or in the semi food chain and i think the power continues to be in china. we'd spend next 570 years. but i did, we were starting to see the siege of that in terms of play out in the us and throughout europe. but alive is going to be back competitiveness because these companies are not going to build chit facilities, making sure that ultimate, they can compete from a cost perspective. it comes down to like a 1000 are that continues to be mean china versus war in the us at $2500.00. that was dan. i've tech analyst at web security. thanks so much for those insights . thanks just a bit. sticking with the topic, the u. s. is clearly racing to increase its best in this area. thanks to the chips act passed by the biden administration. the country is investing billions to encourage research and development in the i

u. s. europe and china. a feeling the effects of the war and ukraine inflation high fuel costs and rising interest rates . vicky prices from the center for economics and business research in london. and she explains the headwinds that global economies are facing. that had been the expectation that perhaps was the removal of coverage restrictions. china would re merge if you like, and reunited with the rest of the world after the problems that he has had for a number of months now. and all slowing growth. but of course, in the next few months, i think we're, the only thing is that they're going to be problems. because of course, covert the spreading. and the, there's the question of course, of traveling to the rest of the world by us sort of a chinese citizens where they go to the us with the go to the u. k. whether they go to france and italy and spreading or course to many other countries as well. and that's a big issue for china. so over the next few months, we're probably going to see quite a slow down th

u. s. in europe, tesla's cutting prices on some models up to 20 per cent. the company recently lowered prices and china and japan due to sales problems as well. well, for more on this, let's bring and teddy austro, he's at the new york stock exchange for us. now teddy, hi, this is the 2nd price cut for testers. lower price models in 3 months. what did investors make of the news of this latest cut? well, christy investors aren't particularly happy. we saw the stock go down a little bit. however, investors haven't been particularly happy with tesla for the past several months. they are distrusting of tesla to really keep it to market share of the e v. market to compete with all of these e v companies that are now springing up. but, you know, turn back the clock about a year and we are looking at fat profit margins. we are looking at a happy wall street. and now in 2022. what we are seeing is with the rising rates, with tesla, simply not meeting at sales targets, as well as the chaotic take over of twitter by you must, which made investors fearful that he woul

u. s. europe relations. i mean, the backdrop of the ukraine conflict is cross talk. next catch, peter and gas for there are 1st, i think i'll be your ride with ah, ah, ah. hello and welcome to cross stock where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle, by joining washington's ukraine proxy war against russia. europe has made an irreversible choice. it is consigned itself to being a minor regional power in a multi polar world. cutting itself up from russia. europe has all but assured it will be overly dependent on the united states. that dependency will be costly. ah, cross sucking europe's choice. i'm joined by my guess. i see the 1st cost in london . he is professor of international relations at the university of east london as well as editor of the journal of balkan and near eastern studies in north florida. we have tom, we one go, he is publisher of gold, goats and guns, blog, and newsletter, and in prague we have brad blankenship. he is a com this it c g t n, a freelance reporter shinla as well as an r t contributor or a gentleman cross i girls in effect. tha

u. s. for example, even the u. k, even in europe. so there is a downward trend setting in los angeles. commodity prices are slowing down. but of course it still means, or unfortunately that wages are not keeping up with inflation. which means that people don't have the disposable income to spend. and that's really what is of the essence, that is why the m f is forecasting quite a tough period during 2023. that gives us a final thought to you. i mean, the world has survived global recessions before. what do we like for them to see lights at the end of the tunnel? bob's there were some good news for the new year. vicki, what we know nothing most going to happen in the worn ukraine. so that's a big, big unknown. but with inflation slowing down with a bit of luck is gonna carry on. what we're seeing is energy prices slowing down. depends of course, perhaps each time in the next few months we've seen gas prices being very substantially reduce this in food prices internationally coming down as well. it takes a bit of time until that is ref

u. s. europe and china. serious armies says the main international airport is out of service after an israeli attack on southern damascus. it says to military personnel were killed in missile strikes. israel has repeatedly bombed targets in syria, saying that aimed at uranium back fighters and attack near the international airport in afghanistan's capitol as killed at least 14 people. 18 others were injured. the body of the attacker was found near the sea in kabul. ukrainian authorities say russia has hits important infrastructure in its latest drone attacks on the capital. keep in the surrounding region. earlier russia and ukraine accused each other of bombing civilian areas or new year's eve, russian strikes, hit homes at a hotel and keep killing at least one person. moscow says it was targeting drone factors. 14 people have died in an attack on a prison in the northern mexican city of waters. the don assault by gunman in armoured vehicles allowed for 24 inmates to escape. 10 of the dead were prison guards. the facility holds inmates from several drug cartels. keywords can i think columbia

u. s. in europe are only expected to grow about one percent. while the u. k. economy is set to worse than raising interest rates makes borrowing in the us more expensive, but whether the world's largest economy can avoid a recession, remains an open question. and in the majority of low income countries, the risk of economic distress remains real, if not already a reality. while the baseline forecast is positive, the i m f warns there is still likely to be a slow down this year just not as extreme. and an escalation of the war in ukraine or another pandemic could turn the tide again. then basra v o to 0. a 2nd nationwide strike against panter reform has taken place in france, disrupting public transport and forcing schools to close. more than a 1000000 people march through cities across the country to denounce president manuel microns new legislation. as government wants to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. new strike dates have also been announced on february 7th and 11th journal reports now from paris. for a 2nd time this month, french workers and union

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u. s. europe and china and croatia as adopted the euro as its official currency, nearly 10 years off to join. the european union also becomes part of the shingles on a line travel to other member states without ford of checks. france has begun testing travel of some china for coping 19 and it's urging other e members to do the same checks i being imposed in several countries after surgeon cases. and china, governments are anxious to prevent existing outbreaks from getting worse. well, in the last 28 days more than 4000000 new cases have been detected in japan. south korea seen over 1800000 cases are also high in france on the united states with 1320000 and 1750000 respectively. more than 40 percent of infections in the u. s. a . now caused by the army kron sub variant known as x b. b. it's highly transmissible and has developed resistance to immunity. and china has reported 695000 cases in the same time frame. but the scale and severity of its outbreak is unclear without a 0 is katrina. you joined us now from beijing. katrina board. is that due to open on january the 8th? the many count

u. s. europe and china croatia has adopted the euro as its official currency nearly 10 years after it joined the european union. it also becomes part of the shingles zone, allowing travel to other member states without further checks. 14 people have died in an attack on a prison in the northern mexican city of hot as the dawn. assault by gunman and armand vehicles allow 24 inmates to escape. 10 of the dead were prison guards. the facility holds inmates from several drug cartels. serious armies says the main international airport is out of service after an is railey attack on southern damascus. it says to military personnel were killed in the air strikes. israel has repeatedly been targets in syria saying, that aim that iranian that fighters, ukraine, than authority. say russia has hit important infrastructure and his latest drone attacks on the capital cave and surrounding region earlier russia and ukraine accused each other bombings, dividend aries, on new year's eve, russian strikes, hit holmes, and a hotel, and keep getting at these one person. moscow says it was targeting room factories

u. s. europe, and in china. croatia has adopted the euro as its official currency nearly 10 years after it joined the european union. those have becomes part of the shingles zone, allowing travel to other members states without order checks. 14 people who died in an attack on a prison in the northern mexican city of waters. dorner sold by gunman and armored vehicles allow 24 inmates to escape. 10 of the dead were prison guards. the facility holds inmates from several drugs. cartels series army says the main international airport is out of service. afternoon, ravia sank on sudden, damascus. it says to military personnel were killed in the air strikes. israel has repeatedly bomb targets in syria. say they're aimed at irradiance back fighters. credit authorities say russia has had important infrastructure in its latest drone attacks on the capitol keven the surrounding region. earlier russian, russia and ukraine, accused each other bombing civilian areas on u. z. rush and strikes. hit holmes in a hotel, keith, can we at least one person. moscow says it was targeting drone factories. a camb

u. s. europe and china, they're feeling the impact of the warn ukraine inflation, high fuel costs, and rising interest rates. russia and ukraine are accusing each other of bombing civilian areas authorities and keep same missiles a fight on sunday, but there are no reports of casualties. moscow says it was targeting drugs factories. at least 10 people have died and crushed during new years eve celebrations in uganda. it happened that a shopping mall in the capital kampala, as people tried to enter the building after fireworks display. many of the victims suffocated a key bridge connect in columbia and venezuela has fully reopened after being closed for almost 7 years. it was built to facilitate trade, but was never inaugurated because of strained relation in bogota. and the government of venezuelan lead at nicholas maduro. diplomatic ties were restored last year and pope granted has presided over a special new year's day master day after the death of his predecessor benedict, the 16th. he stepped down in 2013 because of poor health, the 1st boat to do so in 600 years. his body will lie in sta

u. s. europe and china due to inflation, our energy costs and rising interest rates all a fall out of the board in ukraine in the next few months. i think what the next thing is that they're going to be problems because of course cov, it is spreading. and then there's the question, of course of traveling to the rest of the world by us. sorry about chinese citizens where they go to the u. s. with the going to the u. k, whether they go to france and italy and spreading or course to many other countries as well. and that's a big issue for china. so over the next few months, we're probably going to see what a slow down there as well. syria's army says the main international airport is out of service after an israeli attack on southern damascus. it says to military personnel were killed in missile strikes. israel has repeatedly bombed areas in syria saying it's targeting iranian back to fighters. ukrainian authorities say russia has damaged important infrastructure in its latest drone attacks, all the capital, keep in the surrounding region. earlier russia and ukraine accused each other of bom

also talked a lot about wanting investment for green economy in europe and subsidies, which of course, hence at the spat between the u. s. and europe over a subsidies going on at the moment. so a lot of fault lines emerging here. today at divorce anchor, i believe, assurance doubly correspond to very doubles all are in ukraine. the death toll from a russian missile strike on an apartment building and denise pro has risen to 45. 1 of the bodies are recovered on tuesday was that of a child official say they have now called off the search and rescue operations. the bombing, or was one of the was deadliest single strikes against civilians. though the kremlin denies responsibility ukraine's president is calling for faster deliveries of west and heavy weapons in the wake of the attack, which is described as a war, cry, or rushes repeated assaults on ukraine's energy grid in recent months, or forced many cities to schedule power cuts to save energy in the capital cave richer still home 2 or 3000000 people, city authorities have restricted public lighting at night, leading to significant consequences for people on the streets.

u. s. and europe. and they say this is likely just at the tip of the iceberg. according to the report, these home produced arms are being used to commit atrocities against those in myanmar who opposed the regime officially more than 2600 people have been killed in the crackdown since the 2021 qu, that saw the return of the military, many victims were pro democracy protesters since then parts of the country has seen fighting between the military and anti coo rebels. joining us as young he li, former special repertoire on the situation of human rights in myanmar and one of the authors of the report. thanks for coming on the program. a young he can you start by telling us more about the european companies complicit in this and what exactly they are providing to the military of myanmar. well, it was really surprising to discover that many of the european countries are still providing raw materials to the d. d i which is the directorate defense industry of melma. i see there is no universal arms embargo by the security council. and so different countries have had bi

u. s. in europe never to boost deliveries. ca law must, has also made headlines this week after appearing in court to defend against claims . he misled teslas shareholders. let's discuss test a bit further without financial cost on the new york course. he ends good to have you on the program a bit, a bit of a tricky time for tesla just recently. but overall, how schaefer they in well, i mean overall they are in pretty good shape. as you mentioned, with the latest earning reports that they beat to amended us the expect ations even if the initial an after our reaction on walter does a bit hesitant. that margin have con, come under some pressure. but overall, yes. tesla to a certain degree has become an earthling, the stock has fallen a little bit of grace, even as a company still has the valuation. almost 10 times higher than general motors, for instance. but the competition is actually increasing even if a lot of estimates. so that for the years to come, tesla might remain the biggest seller of electric you go, but competition is definitely catching up and it, it slices slash even the price i

europe. so the u. s. washington wants the europeans to wage this war because they don't want to spend their budget, they want, they want to europeans to wage the war, nicola, but they also want europe to be d industrialized, hence the cutting out of russian energy. i mean, what is the school for poor old europe these days? it seems like it's getting squeezed between a rock and a hard place. it definitely is. and that's, that's the position it's in, at the, in the european countries we'll have to buy a new weapons and where they go to buy them from, from the us. so the american industrial military industrial complex im making lot of games out of this war and look at the, the prices of their stocks on the market. and they are skyrocketing. they're the ones who are thinking about this and in europe because it does not have a policy because there are no sovereign, they're who their, your conditions are losing their sovereignty. they're the ones we're going to be losing the most out of this. they won't have acc

u. s. in europe and elsewhere. sure, the boss is actually bathing current immunity from national previous vaccination. but it's not causing more severe disease in those countries with, well, actually with the m r and a buttons that work very well. the problem again is that you have more cases due to high transfer stability. you get more severe disease and more gas in those cool effects, a vaccination rate. so with the person very well. well, the vaccination right, is not good among the elderly in china, or is it now and there are some cultural issues around i know from friends and colleagues in the hong kong where the only almost suspicious of the vaccine, se weston is all about me causing that low take, take the vaccine in china, and on the topic of new variance, the w h o says the chinese covey data shows no new variance. and is that a big sigh of relief for their ologist for us as well? well, yes, but that's not surprising. this virus news, no orders, it's interest missing very quickly across the world from the,

u. s. in europe, in an effort to boost deliveries, sheree la musk has also made headlines this week at repairing in court to defend against claims he misled tesla shareholders. let's discuss test a bit further with our financial course on to new york, yann's corte ends good to have you on the program a bit, a bit of a tricky time for tesla, just recently, bird overall. how was that machine for the in well, i mean, overall they are in pretty good shape with you mentioned was the latest earning sir report. so they beat term analyst them expectations even if the initial m, after our reaction you're on, walter does a bit hesitant as margins have come, a come under some pressure, but overall yes. tesla, true, certainly re, has become an earthling of the stock. good has fallen a little bit of grace, even if the company still has the valuation. almost 10 times higher than a general motors are for instance, but the competition is actually increasing even if a lot of estimates. so that for the years to come, tesla might remain the biggest seller of electric vehicle, but the competition is definitely catc

u. s. military. europe is watching closely. i'm seeing beardley in berlin. welcome to our show. and we began in the us where microsoft has announced it will lay off $10000.00 employees. as the software maker reacts, we weakening global enemy as was falling demand for its cloud computing services. are the cuts represent around 5, represent around 5 percent of the company's total workforce. microsoft is just the latest tech company to trim its head count. amazon just announce a new wave of job cuts affecting more than 18000 people. the company had already begun laying off employees in november or let's talk to teddy austro in new york for more teddy. the wall street journal recently said that this was a rich session. that is, they said it was a recession in the sense that it's mostly affecting tech companies who have a more well paid workers. and it is not really hitting much more a many other sectors. and to what extent is that true, we look at these are these cuts that we're seeing with amazon in microsoft? is this really a kind of rich session? well, the tech sector is certainl

u. s. in europe are only expected to grow about one percent. while the u. k. economy is set to worse than raising interest rates makes borrowing in the u. s. more expensive, but whether the world's largest economy can avoid a recession, remains an open question. and in the majority of low income countries, the risk of economic distress remains real, if not already a reality. while the baseline forecast is positive, the i m f warns there is still likely to be a slow down this year just not as extreme. and an escalation of the war in ukraine or another, pandemic could turn the tide again. in basra, b o 20 protests as a marching through the streets of france and national dev action against raising the age of retirement. the demonstrators approved oppose the president and manual microns plan to raise the pension age by to use the 64. it's the 2nd time this month and nationwide process have been held. the strikes have brought rail services to a whole town for school clothes, gentle reports from paris for a 2nd day this month, very substantial crowds to take him to t

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u. s. to europe. now, as for that investigation, a swedish prosecutor determine that the damage to the pipeline was in fact sabotaged the attack on russia's energy infrastructure and the impact it will have all across europe was referred to as international terrorism by roches president, who blamed the u. k for carrying it out yet so many. if there is no, no road northeast, there is no doubt that this is an act of international terrorism aim to undermine the energy security of an entire cotton. and the logic is cynical to block sources of cheap energy and force them to buy a much higher prices. satellite is clear who is behind this, and who is the beneficiary. but it is now possible to oppose liquefied natural gas from the united states. on to european countries on a large scale, which is clearly less competitive with russian pipeline gas. and so what action was taken in response? well, nothing so far from the west was sweden, claiming that there is still quote, no information yet to indicate who may

u. s. in europe, the reopening of china's economy and an easing of energy costs there warnings of another storm in new zealand, largest city after record down poor. over the last 4 days, people in auckland are cleaning up after flash floods and landslides that were triggered by the heavy rain for people have died. those are the headlines on al jazeera coming up next. witness, thanks for watching and bye bye for now. every year in china, an estimated $80000.00 children are abducted by one of their parents. 101 east follow some mothers desperately trying to re unite with their children on al jazeera. ah i'm making my own space that i live in forever. this feels like representation of who i am and what i want people to remember me by a sheesh i just want to do this today. think at the positive stuff, what it's doing for you. it's helping you buy a water and i know it's just the waiting. i hit the hardest part is one, maybe not. but also the 2nd one is formed is the way a day anticipation mean that the spacious done with it. all right, monica, we got extra with you because the screen, i remember. n

u. s. in europe are only expected to grow about one percent. while the u. k. economy is set to worse than raising interest rates makes borrowing in the us more expensive, but whether the world's largest economy can avoid a recession, remains an open question. and in the majority of low income countries, the risk of economic distress remains real, if not already a reality. while the baseline forecast is positive, the i m f warns there is still likely to be a slow down this year just not as extreme. and an escalation of the war in ukraine or another pandemic could turn the tide again. the in basra. v o to 0 on britain, is there any major enhanced economy, the ins projected to be in recession? under simmons has more in us now. and here in london, this forecast may come as no surprise to the city and its markets. but for the british people, it cast even more gloom on their mood. during this cost of living crisis, the i'm f says the u. k. economy isn't just bottom of the pile in the list of g 7 countries. it's worse than that. out of all the emerging markets and al

u. s. on europe, the reopening of china's economy and lower energy costs. it also says inflation will start to decline in about 84 percent of nations as higher interest rates take effect. news it calls encouraging, but there are still some risks. the i m f has worn, china's recovery could stall. if there's another major coven 19 outbreak. or reporters of the view of the i m. f outlook from china and india. here is katrina you 1st from beijing. i muscles china will be a major driver of global growth this year due to pent up demand after 3 years of strict covered 19 locked arms. we've already seen a bounce in the chinese economy during the leukemia period. there was an increase in consumption by 12.2 percent compared to the same period last year. but economists say we're not likely to see the same surgeon inflation that we have seen in other major economies. one reason is that while chinese households have been saving big household income has also taken a significant hit due to repeated lockdown this, as well as fears of possible future coven waves, means peo

u. s. in parts of europe in the u. k. in canada. and it's very likely going to be the vain that becomes dominant across europe in appealing the sell the west and germany have announced plans to deliver albert vehicles to you current job and made mata. and he whispered, bradley fighting vehicles concerned to be on the line with that is all the news for now. up next. can the latest gadgets helped in the economics my life? i tune for that. and i'll be back with more news headlines. the top of the out for me and the team here and building thanks for your company inspection with.

u. s. has been seeking to destroy russia through a proxy war, waged in europe with using the u. s. dollar in international trade and the british group. i'm for a better option with good morning and welcome to good afternoon. i say welcome to our national broadcasting live from. i'm a mom and today we'll take a look at the latest news plus the top stories of the week gone by. we start with that, i just development the crank conflict. one mine has been reported killed in recent . you painting showing the city of the mass, bringing the total number of civilian deaths in the region this week to at least 9 authorities in the neighboring. the zappa rosier region have also said the artillery fire from his forces has heavy damage to the cemetery. official said there was no russian ministry installation within the vicinity. elsewhere, russian ships have reported the gain control over a suburb of the strategically important town of solid are the russian defense. he has said the training forces suffered heavy casualties about 50 soldiers killed or wounded in recent fighting in the area. so

u. s. in europe are only expected to grow about one percent. while the u. k. economy is set to worse than raising interest rates makes borrowing in the u. s. more expensive, but whether the world's largest economy can avoid a recession, remains an open question. and in the majority of low income countries, the risk of economic distress remains real. if not already a reality, while the baseline forecast is positive, the i m f warns there is still likely to be a slow down this year just not as extreme. and an escalation of the war in ukraine or another pandemic could turn the tide again. in basra b o 203 emergency medical responders have been fired in the u. s. city of memphis. following the death of an unarmed black man at the hands of police. a warning you may find some of the images here, disturbing. they've been accused of failing to conduct a proper medical assessment and to provide adequate patient care to terry nichols. 5 officer have already been dismiss, facing him during a traffic stop. the 29 year old died 3 days later from his injuries. well, the 5 of

u. s. and europe, ian banks where frozen that includes $2000000000.00 in europe and $7000000000.00 in the us big amounts. most western donors, including the world bank, have also stopped sending aid to the country. despite that, the taliban government still paid about $5000000.00 to the world bank to service afghanistan's debt last summer. while the western economic pressure is only worse in the countries opium trafficking problem, let's show you that the taliban say the initially targeted the illegal industry which produces heroin. but despite that, their efforts of chemist on still satisfied about 80 percent of the globes opium demand. and know the price per kilogram in the country has skyrocketed from just over $60.20 to prices reaching 10 times that number, depending on the region today. well, a senior member of the countries drug fighting for spoke to archie about the issues facing the country to some or little around 4500 drug addicts have been arrested and sent to jail, including dealers, car, right on the streets. as you know, it's a harsh winter in afghanistan, and temperatures have

u. s. in parts of europe in the u. k. in canada, and it's by and i think when to be and that becomes dominant across europe in a few weeks time. you're a pretty mellow just dr. duty good. as on the that you want to do that. the news is a reminder of the top stories were following for you. russia president vladimir putin says he has ordered a 36 hours unilateral sci fi and ukraine. tomorrow the russian orthodox christmas eve has dismissed. most girls announcement proceed and repeated it's them up for russian troops to leave occupied areas of you. for francis has presided over a funeral mass for his predecessor benedict, the 16th. at the vatican in rome, thousands of faithful attend that the historic rectory, a mosque that it has been in turn in a simple wooden coffin, the crypt beneath some features. that's it. from the new scheme from me, the same sex couples off india, tor poured for the rights of married physician has the details of that story in a news, asia that out of this ah, if you ever have to cover up a murder, t

u. s. one stu, d humanize the population side, iran to distort out information, and whatever comes to justify public opinion inside us and, and europe and other countries that look up to the us and they're just a bang, the u. s, in whatever comes so that they can take the next actions against the independent nation until they could bring them to their knees and make another client state for the us. hundreds of pro asters have gathered in front of the swedish consulate indiscernible to express their anger on a recent burning of the koran. in stockholm. people in turkey's largest city burns a picture of the danish right wing activists who set fire to his lamb's holy book outside the turkish embassy in the sweetest capital on saturday. it is now the 2nd day of protest in turkey. slum sweden for allowing the koran burning to take place, giving protection to the person who did it. and others led to deepening tensions between the 2 countries. come stock on beds to join nato. a mood which needs anchor is approved. the riots have upped it in the u. s. city of atlanta after a police officer is shot and killed on environmental activists in a

u. s. and europe capitalizing on lower salaries and cheaper resources from other countries is also the main motive for modern supply chains today. expanding transport networks like the suez canal, turn supply chains into a mass phenomenon. car parts, for example, can now be delivered just in time to avoid storage costs. today, smart technology has revolutionized supply chains again. now they rely on sophisticated robots and 3 d printing. but what happens when one link in the chain breaks? can we keep producing if our supply chains fail, dw smiley on hotter, looked into the problem. this is a german industrial sites with state of the art production facilities. but what happens when a war disrupts global supply chains of ro, materials will end at the moment, people are trying to make the best of a shortage economy for work. germany is experiencing a commodities crisis. what has to change and how you are, we are currently dependent on china more. oh, let's take the auto industry refueling. could look like this in the future. studies say that 3 out of 4 new cars in europe could soon be cause. t

u. s. in europe are only expected to grow about one percent. while the u. k. economy is set to worse raising interest rates makes borrowing in the u. s. more expensive, but whether the world's largest economy can avoid a recession, remains an open question. and in the majority of low income countries, the risk of economic distress remains real. if not already a reality. while the baseline forecast is positive, the m f warns there is still likely to be a slow down this year just not as extreme. and an escalation of the war and ukraine or another pandemic could turn the tide again. the in basra, v o. d 0 by process has arrived in democratic republic of congo, just thought to have africa large if catholic community leader of the roman catholic churches meeting president felix jessica katie in the capital, can shatter. he's on a 6 day visit to the congo and south sudan, aiming to bring a message of peace to 2 of the world. considered forgotten conflicts. i'll come web has more from camshaft that i need to the president. japan is kind of side so we can take a look a

the europe as blindly following the u. s. who is trying to, we can develop and nations create rifts between russia and its allies. just to make sure it stays on top. that's the bottom line of the state of the world's foreign affairs and when seats wency to, according to russia's foreign ministry servers at foreign ministers called for a better substitute for the us dollar in international trade. and has turned to the bricks group of countries for a solution. we've always been concerned at the fact that there is a dominance of the dollar. and that we do need to look at alternatives. i think this is one of the reasons why we created a new development bank of bricks, south africa as far mass also condemned the u. s. bill designed to punish african countries for any cooperation with moscow. she described the u. s. initiative as a violation of international law. i believe the girl should really be killed her because i think is totally unwarranted. i think it's an intrusion that goes against international law. and we've made this c

u. s. to europe. now, as for that investigation, a swedish prosecutor determined that the damage to the pipeline was in fact sabotaged the attack on russia's energy infrastructure and the impact it will have all across europe was referred to as international terrorism by russia's president who blamed the u. k for carrying it out yet so many. if there are no road northeast, there is no doubt that this is an act of international terrorism aim to undermine the energy security of an entire cotton. in the logically a cynical to block sources of cheap energy and force them to buy a much higher price of cellulite, is clear who is behind this, and who is the beneficiary. but it is now possible to oppose liquefied natural gas from the united states. on to european countries on a large scale, which is clearly less competitive with russian pipeline grass. ok. so what action was taken in response? well, nothing so far from the west was sweden, claiming that there is still quote, no information yet to indicate who