u. s. embargo for 60 years now after fidel castro's revolution over through the u . s. friendly battista government and nationalized property as belonging to american citizens. despite obama's efforts to resume ties under trump and bite in the u. s. has escalated the siege around the country lately, nearly every un general assembly members state voted in favor of the cuban resolution condemning the embargo, save israel and the u. s. of course, since biden has been in office, the embargo has cost cuban economy. an estimated $6350000000.00, a figure that translates to more than $15000000.00 per day. the global pandemic proved another chance for cuba and russia to cement their ties. in january this year, moscow dispatched 20 tons of medical aid and supplies to the caribbean island. it was the 5th such shipment set in just 2 months beside cuba and rushes close. partnership eat on has been an ally to both and both countries condemned us intervention and sanctions on it on china has also maintained vital economic relations with all 3 of the sanction nations. the conflicts i

u. s. for example, has been very quiet on the matter. however, smaller island states and other climate vulnerable countries have been holding firm on their demands for this sort of funding. we spoke yesterday for example, with environment minister joseph from antigua and barracuda, who's also the chairman of the alliance of small islands states. you take, for instance, some of all countries, i think in dahlonega they have been debts and until they have been debts, result are public. so we consider this an urgent matter that should be addressed and we will not back away from a minimum position of this call or a lawson. dumb is fun. establish in order to make available nestor of financial resources to pay for the wives. for sam, the commons by the environment minister there, they echo those of many other poor countries, most impacted by climate change as it appears to be. the defining issue at this conference is getting money for loss and damage. why has it become such a sticking point? well, dealing with climate change is expensive, though

not only for the u. s, but also for the world. i think what the democrats are starting to realize is that by must taking over twitter even if they were to have a mass exodus. it still is a powerful platform where people are too curious to be dragged back to the platform to figure out what is or is not true. and by him doing the things that he did, you know, he, he fact checked hillary clinton, the fact checked. joe biden, he fact checked the new york times all in one day and which made the talking heads on the radical left. maybe he meant he makes their heads explode because what he's, what he's really saying is if you're going to say something, make sure it's true. otherwise we're not going to make sure that people actually can hear it. if they do hear, we're going to make sure that they know because we do believe in free speech, that what you're saying is a lie, you know, talks about how he wants to restore humanity and the 1st place of restoration to get to a place of restoration inside of society is to make sure you can have h

u. s are crucial for this. the mobile weapons system can fire multiple missiles within a very short time, targets 18. in addition to missile launchers, the u. s. is also supplying armored vehicles more than $18 million pentagon, the us congress has approved a total of $60 billion new york times according to a report, the united states has committed twice as much as eu countries. what else can ukraine expect from the usa in the future and let me pass that question directly to matthew matthew, your newspaper politico reported a few days ago on mounting anxiety in ukraine preceding the midterms. what's your take? do you see reason to believe in fact that the u. s. support for ukraine could wane as a result of the elections? well, i think there are two things going on here. one is that the republicans who are about to take control of the house of representatives are going to want to have more of a say in what this help looks like this help. this aid is going to be scrutinized probably a bit more than it has been up

for using the un broker to deal to launch military attacks. also coming up on the program this hour, south africa as president lashes eyed up the u. s. embassy for causing panic about a potential terrorist attack that never occurred with warns all of a potential arms raised pushed forward by washington. about the u. s. reportedly plans to deploy 6 nucular capable of b. 52 bombers. history with 11 am here in the russian capital on this the 1st day of november. i hope we find you. well, my name's, you know, the russian president vladimir putin has clarifying that the country is not quitting the black sea green deal, but only suspending its participation. it came, abide because of security concerns following a ukrainian drone attack on the russian navy to the new rules. they pose a threat both to our ships, which must ensure the safety of the grain exports and to civilian vessels that are engaged in this. we have pledged to guarantee security. if you crate attacks these vessels, we will be to blame. every one is now talking about what russia is doing without thinking about what has led to this, the creation of a threat to this humanita

u . s. intervention in guatemala and the 1950s has shifted the political landscape there for the rest of the 20th century. so what are your final thoughts on so, and, and how the u. s. continues to interfere in latin american domestic issues by continually bringing in these military leaders. yeah, i mean, so, i mean, and it's various incarnations have been have been disastrous for, for, for the region. i actually just taught a course that you see a, let me know a, as you mentioned this past quarter, and i told students look, there is absolutely, we went through the u. s. support the 30 wars in south america. the civil wars. ringback in central america and the eighty's and, and then we compared those those situations with human rights today and venezuela and cuba because i was and there really is no comparison at all. i mean tube and it's well and our, our country's nick, i what today's the different during the civil war. but these aren't places where you see disappearances where you see massacres and where you see genocides united states has actively supported, actively supported provided

u. s. for 2 years, if they had a sponsor who could support them to have received ukrainians with just a passport in be allowed, it would respect with dignity with compassion, human eyes dared they are your pain that she'll be the lower. the next month. slice to hayton rose dramatically in may more than $4000.00 would be asylum seekers were deported from the west. they say to price reported that out of $84.00 nationalities requesting assign them over a recent 3 year period. patients were dead lost in their acceptance rate. you know, had to be a broken record, but there does seem to be a pervasive and systemic anti black response. there's a disparate impact on black immigrants. you have to wonder, going back to what president short mentioned we want people from norway will have blue eyes a broad hair. but we do not want people from shit hole countries like havi in many african countries. so what i really understood is that troops said it might improve the united states also reports people who are

u. s. history of miss treatment on racism toward asian people seeking protection. my a message for the u. s. government st. being a part of the external and internal violence in haiti. deportation is vitamin and that is violence on the 1st black republic. in the 2nd country in the americas, we need to support asylum seekers. we especially need to focus on that when you consider the role u. s. foreign policy. i've played in destabilizing regions and why they have had to flee unspeakable violence and trauma and tragedies. if you had a chance to talk to the u. s. government about deportations, the asylum process. what would you tell them wor no, you the bonus will ex we male. what is out of israel? see bob wyatt. thank you. goodbye cl bar. so i'll talk more vacant would be basi, get where we saw a fellow may bumble michelle see to pro bono before they close out, but we're not gonna keep going to get people they want to come see. see i do on there was a new thing with them. yeah. good to nick within the to be good to me other when i was in, when you ah oh system the street to chicago on differ

u s. use for hold us. yeah, that, that is for. if chris, if we will, the ramos case, but it's still in the course in california. it's not for hate just specific. if you let me move on and just put in getting a little bit more gutting, i thank you for the correction. i appreciate that. all right, so on youtube, i'm just gonna go to youtube with lots of that. we can also some of these things that is concerned, that there's a different way of haitians being treated from europeans being treated at. i think this pessimistic towing around the word racism. are you seeing racism in this relationship between the u. s and haiti? well, i don't know if i'm the best person to speak about this issue. what i do know is the folks that were sent back to haiti accounts for those, those people, the teen frankly, of racist. i think no other families can speak about that. but if anyone knows about residency, anyone who knows about the treatment of black people in the us can see similarities between you know, how haitian migrants being received their r

u. s. for leadership in dealing with climate change, the dressing, the global warming, we've seen changes between the trump administration, the bottom ministration with respect, climate change. do you think these elections that we're seeing right now the mid term elections will have an impact on american policy towards dealing with competing yet? well, the bible ministration, of course, in the months leading up to the mid term elections. one of that they had a series of kind of legislative wins managing to get legislation through congress and part of it with litigation call the inflation reduction act, which is actually more about climate than it is necessarily about monterey centers for green. yeah, so and that is being seen is quite a game changer in terms of structuring incentives within the u. s. economy to favor, greener solutions. i think outside of service will be very glad that he got that done before this new congress came. because some legislation like that really would not get throug

for us. it's putting the u. s . one bill, but the strike paid the price injuring himself, going the 1st dollar late to be solved off. timothy why? i thought he'd double the us. me did the guy 2nd to the 1st. for the referee rule, give off side. they're all with desperate for a droll as a goal for the driver seat and 3 to the knockout stages. but the moment iran met the survey was knocked out in the box the record. i didn't want a penalty. so the guy who made it one bill to the u. s. for england to kill their passage is great, which is why beating british rivals while the wells needed a way to have any chance of qualifying a forego. victory could have not seeing the down spot. marcus rash for that other ideas he had said, my daddy was that after the break that back to strike for the scoring with a brilliant free kick the i've been already said, you have nothing to keep it to do about that. why don't i mean it like to english, double there late that hurricane with the band, if you so why did the school 22 year old repa

u. s. came through with so much support for ukraine. there was a lot of rejoicing in europe that the u. s. is back as it were. would you say that could prove to be a short lived chapter? no, i would say that the u. s. never left to be honest. and if you look back over the past, you know, 70 to 80 years since world war 2, the u. s. has always been here. they've always stepped into the breach when europe couldn't handle its problems. if you think about what happened in yugoslavia, some of us are old enough to remember the war in yugoslavia. i covered the us, played a central role there in part because the europeans couldn't get their act together . and this is a replay of that, the stakes here. are much greater, i think the united states, the europeans don't like to hear. this remains the linchpin for european security. if you pull it out, the whole thing will collapse. there's a lot of in fighting in europe about, you know, strategic autonomy, how they could build an army and all of these things, it's not going to happen if the united sta

the reasons for which are unclear, included among mo fast partner organizations are the ukrainian ministry of digital information. the u. s. government soft power on u. s. aid, and the notorious pinkerton detective agency is head of p. r duddy. of a bit sca has admitted to previously working for the ukranian government foreign ministry, although had linked him profile shows this as her current employer. mo far was originally exposed by british newspaper the morning star, which highlighted it. they posted personal information of children on line with dehumanizing language. the appears to incite violence attacks against them as punishment for being traitors. one section labeled the book of aux list for 8 describes as 1391 russian war criminals. small 4 claims to cut through what it describes is russian propaganda hawking. it services to western media outlets is attack the journal that don't tell the western narrative, including the grey zones, max blumenthal undone, bass bass reporter, patrick lancaster in a bird to undermine their work. but the quality of the d bunking is pool efforts to discredit the russian crimea bridge

on the other hand, it's a historic opening for japan to start to make itself less reliant on the u. s. was for security, and this is a necessary development given the lack of trust that many have in their alliances with us. you know, if you depend too much on the u. s, than you risk abandonment or simply declines, leaving you vulnerable south africa's present slant, the u. s embassy for closing product with a warning about potential terrorist attack that never happened. the u. s. did not consult the country's government, no disclose any details on these close fun and kind of been a tougher as the story is in all hands on deck for the south african law enforcement and intelligence services they were sell, scouring for any information and evidence of a potential tera tag announced by the u. s. embassy in pretoria. the u. s. government says that it had intel that terrorists were planning on taking large groups of people in the greater sent an area of johannesburg. this did not please officials in pretoria at all. president rowman pasa said that it was unfortunate that the u. s. governmen

u. s. o office against china, and depend on the u. s. for training and support. now, if u. s. trained australian or british pilots or in turn training chinese pilots and without consequences than we can imagine discipline coming from washington. however, it might also be part of a comprehensive washington lead communication strategy operating among these countries, which is constantly sequencing new at each honest worries like a steady drumbeat. western hysteria about china has a proven tendency towards a lot of fake news. and even more than this, a pathological recourse to misinterpreting basic fact, the craft grotesque conspiracy theories. anything related to china in the u. k. a, u. s. and australia is intensely politicized now, and whenever investigations like these are announced, they are motivated politically. wow that rosa. this is alan to god. i'll see you dot com for more regional and international news will be back in the top of the hour. we hope you'll join us. mm hm. ah ah . ah, yes. now, are you yet? so if it's deployed yet yet, you know, i think, you know, them

u. s. for example, uses surveillance mechanisms like software back doors, to peek into your phone or computer activity and make sure that you aren't doing anything that would upset uncle sam. last year, former german chancellor on gala merkel called for a tighter restrictions on the control and dissemination of spyware. so it's already been on the radar. the problem is that as snowden, former boss, and as a director and now u. s. national cyber director, chris english, told me way back in 2014. everyone is scoring on offense in exploiting vulnerabilities with these kinds of tools. but no one's really very good at defects . he likened to a basketball game where the score is like 355 versus 967. the horse is already left the barn and it's going to be tough for the you to now legislate this problem away. so i was in rush on it wrong, i'll strengthening in the energy center as her on her slowly praise of full $2000000000.00 deal with rushes gas from to set up info server and develop it, winning gas

u. s for more. and the 2022 world cup kicks off today in cat talk with fans arriving the controversial event is beginning to resemble a normal tournament. ah . michael ok welcome. rights groups are reporting that iran is carrying out a major crackdown in the kurdish town of my hub, but the town has seen intense anti regime protest recent days, where people staging siddons and setting up barricades for in z circulated on social media. overnight gunfire and screaming can be heard. another clip shared by an exiled kurdish opposition party claims to show plain clothes, members of the revolutionary guard, firing to this activist se electricity has been cut and there are unconfirmed reports of protesters being killed or wounded. mom or a mirror, madame is the co founder of the n g o iran human rights here in berlin. earlier he told us what he's hearing about the situation and mob up a large number of military machine. gun denied a moment. you don't have any major concern my for for so i do we know anythin

s. for some people, and at least 100 is for many. the indian government has been talking to the u. s. government for expediting the visa. a visa crisis, but then if this is something that is likely to remain in the long term, then a couple of a with the but then lee offs and with the churning that is going on in the tech industry, it might take on the but the shape of something long term and it might affect decision of indians to move to tech companies in the u. s. and janelle, thank gail. it terrified to care for a database videos, and i, thanks for your time at 80 and that's all for me and the business team here in berlin for more from us had to d w dot com slash business, or the d. w. news into channel. we're also on facebook at the w dot business. thank you so much for watching ego india. less pollution and exploitation, but more sustainability and fairness of pressure on the asian textile industry is mounting. designers and factory owners need to radically rethink their approach. and re infecting, who has so right, has changed a lot in the last 10 years. the go next on d, w. m.

u. s. main for germany. more on that we can speak to d, w 's political correspondent, julia. so deli who is here in berlin. hi julia. and tell us how closely is germany watching to see what happens in these midterm elections in the u. s. well, there is a lot going on and journey right now and we see that german chancellor shawls is currently in egypt for the climate conference there. but definitely eyes are also on the u. s. mid terms, especially because germany is a little concerned that we're congress to go more in favor of the republicans and that the republican party could have more influence on. also the actions of the government of joe biden, that the relationships between germany and the u. s. could slide back to what they were during the trump presidency and we must remember that those relations weren't particularly good for former us president donald trump and former chancellor angle american. also, personally, didn't really seem to get along, but in particular, trump was very critical of you, but germany specifically, he criticized numerous times, germany's a trade

u. s. training for launch space operations quickly in case of armed conflicts. back in 2019 the u. s. established a space for responsible for military operations in space is 2020 defense based strategy names comprehensive military advantage of its purpose. just last week, us sector defense lloyd austin said the u. s. will quote, rely on integrated deterrents across all domains including space. the pentagon also recently found agreements with private space companies for military, cargo and personal deliveries beyond all bits. former pentagon official, michael muller says the u. s. stepping up in space. the military presence is a reaction to china, develop its own space technology. i think it perceives a threat from the chinese because of some of the most recent tests that the chinese have conducted. and also the extent to which the chinese are moving ahead in space technology they are, they are increasing very rapidly where so broke our own military itself is highly deficient compared to what the chinese are developing. i don't know where in the pecking order this is going to fit bec

u. s. o office against china, and depend on the u. s. for training and support. now if you s, trained australian or british pilots are entering training chinese pilots and without consequences than we can imagine, discipline coming from washington. however, it might also be part of a comprehensive washington lead communications strategy operating among these countries, which is constantly sequencing new at each honest worries like a steady drumbeat. western hysteria about china has a proven tendency towards a lot of fake news. and even more than this, a pathological recourse than misinterpreting basic fact, the craft grotesque conspiracy theories. anything related to china in the u. k. u. s, and australia is intensely politicized now. and whenever investigations like these are announced, they are motivated politically 8, leading german companies, including bush, lima, design, chemical giant to be a f f. how publish and joint awful pulling for a 2nd. look at aggressive measures being taken against chinese investors and businesses, such as jeremy, so called china 50

u. s. for targeting moscow with sanctions and announce nato's expansion to the east. both russia and cuba have become experts in defying and surviving western sanctions. now in order to grease the wheels of cooperation even further, the countries or even i hang up the making of mutual settlements and rubles, and crypto currencies to circumvent the effects of sanctions on their economies. and further minimize the reliance on the us dollar. we all keep in russia on the sanctions, the circulation of the dollar is the main financial mechanism exists in there was the mutual payments though to die mechanisms are being developed at the level of the countries governments to change the situation. normally. 7 will this lead to the key development of mutual payments via crypto currencies, but other private mechanisms are being discussed and back in april, cuba began accepting rushes that payment cards at a t m's. and we'll be accepting them at all stores by the end of this year. cuba itself has been under a u. s. embargo for 60 years now after fidel castro's revolution over thro

u. s. agenda for quite a long time. the point came from the wall the so if you're not that is very much linked to the u. s. government. and these type of leaks have a purpose. yeah, i think the, the main reason the leaking at this type of news at this time is that iran and the united states in a hybrid war. and us uses the, these type of propaganda tools to affect this hybrid war and advance it's hybrid long goals. so you need to have some sorts of accusation against ceylon, every day is. so yesterday was the issue of you, i'm attacking failure and tomorrow i'm sure they will come up with some of the accusation against steve. and this is what they have been doing for many years. now, of course, with a serious failure in the policy because the idea of regime change in iran has been on their u. s. government agenda for many, many years. and they have not been able to achieve that goal. and unfortunately, the, he was fine policy establishment, repeat the past mistakes are made out any hesitation. and that is why the u. s. f

u. s. involvement and arms deliveries to ukraine. also, calling for german sovereignty asked negotiations with russia. but as it was seen holding signs urging americans to go home and accusing the u. s. of wanting germans to freeze and across in the austrian campus. all protesters have also rally against sanctions on russia, while demanding neutrality from vienna. demonstrators gathered outside the austrian foreign ministry, holding banners, calling for peace with russia and an end the conflict in ukraine. his was some of the protesters in vienna had to say, oh, posted to europe is facing a big problem. the sanctions are industrial and economic suicide, especially here. if the government does not take measures including social measures, are bouncing out than we are sliding into a catastrophe. you know your interest realtor everything is getting more expensive in austria and we don't know how it will be in winter when it gets hard, whether there will be enough to heat. most most people heat with natural gas these days. we'll see how we get through the

u. s. and chinese investments are bit different for us. there's a difference between real life investments and promise investments. the u. s. tend to be better in terms of realized investment and the u. s. investment will come and the big ticket items like the chinese pharmacists do. what happens, individual companies will invest a few, a few 100000000, maybe a 1000000000, and then they add up, right? but it's very different from the big ticket stuff that the p r c brings along. so with the biting numbers, they seem somewhat small, but they add up because companies, us companies and others will follow we'll have to even for the timing the thank you so much for joining us today, professor, you and john from the national university of singapore. thank you. so much i thank you. the china has ease some of its tightest covert restrictions to do with florentine durations and conditions for airlines. the relaxation and rules comes as light relief for many chinese citizens . tired of nearly 3 years of a 0 covert policy that seen impromptu lock town

u. s. for a cheating scandal that engulfed their last title success. home fans have proven more forgiving lees estimate a 1000000 people attended to help celebrate the astros victory over the philadelphia. phillies. and americans are also awaiting monday, evenings record lotto draw with a power ball jackpot of $1900000000.00, the largest in lottery history. the last 39 drawings have not produced a winner with players needing to match all 6 numbers to take home the top prize. the game is played in 45 of the 50 us states wants the capital washington. the odds of taking on the latest jackpot are one in 292000000. 0, great. then let's get reminder of our top story just before we go. the ones called 27 climate conference. german chancellor, olaf sholtes pledged more international support for climate aid. the 1st time in the climate summits history getting wealthy or heavy polluting nations to provide funds to climate vulnerable countries is on the agenda. attorneys update at the sour stay tuned for the business headlines and coming up next thing we're makin

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for many . the indian government has been talking to the u. s. government for expediting the visa, a visa crisis. but then if this is something that is likely to remain in the long term, then a coupled with her, but then layoffs and with the churning that is going on in the tech industry, it might her take on the but the shape of something long term and it might affect decision of indians to move to tech companies in the u. s. and janelle, thank gale it terrified to care for my database videos. and i, thanks for your time today carol. and that's all for me and the business team here in berlin from war from us, had to d w dot com slash business, or the dw, and use youtube channel. we're also on facebook at the w dot business. thank you so much for watching. ah, with with just across the border in epic party is kicking off with where attendees can enjoy themselves in a way that will be impossible back home. people from iran travel to eastern turkey by, by a short trip to taste freedom. that could also be dangerous with 30 minutes on d. w. o. every