u. s. good. and we've prepared a lawsuit her against bulletin gilbert from andrew curtis and was also come bulletin ah come sir, can said malformations bone and joint pain. the waste that's believed in ship to chile in the 1980s. this is dale, causing serious harm to day said that the man who eats 100 people from a poor community in the desert of northern chile have lost a claim against the swedish company. mm hm. with this just to it feels good to see that there are people who are pursuing the matter in a way that we as filmmakers aren't able to do it. kenyatta if you don't tito for the court cases the result of 4 years of preparation which began after the release of a documentary film. as much as the report showed children played in the pile of toxic waste which was full of arsenic lead, and mercury milan, the waste came from sweden and bullied. and none of this would have happened if the waste had stayed in sweden to study. ah, we were struck by how symbolic al representative was of cases of t

u. s. parliamentary friendship group. it's not very good to have you back to see you again after, after this long pandemic. what do you see when you look towards the u. s. at the moment of weight? we see all the problems, but tonight we're just feel relieved that things didn't go really bad. so what better than yesterday? what would, what would have been from, from berlin's perspective, what would have been a worst case scenario? starting with the worst case scenario that we can deal with. but the worst case would have been that election denies, basically people that one that are willing to blow up the democracy. the democrats system of the united states will get into very important offices where they can do it actually. and the american voter were not in favor of this idea. so mostly not that feels a little better than yesterday. do you think most german lawmakers would say the best case scenario would have been a sweeping democratic victory for congress? probably at this time, the democratic party, we feel a little closer to the democrati

u. s. counter this influence? so that's a little bit misleading because trade in goods, definitely china i think is bigger than, than the u. s. i think it's 10 to 14 percent of the u. s. is about 10 percent for bilateral trade with the region. so it's not that much more in terms of trade in services. the region actually trades more in services with other actors, japan, the group in union, and also the u. s. t. and trying to in terms of investment in road, notwithstanding. actually the u. s. japan and you invest far more in the region than china. so sometimes there's a big focus on the trade, and that i think only captures part of the picture. what is the entire picture? i'm in the united states as a president biden today, announced investment in indonesia, for instance, in climate and food security. and last year the u. s. and i was more than $250000000.00 in new initiatives with all see on is that what you are going to try and do so the us will try to invest more than that to be sure. but the nature of the u. s. and chinese investments are bit different for us. there's a difference between real life investments and

u. s. government, i mean his country's, his company space x, when it was about to collapse and he couldn't look good, make payroll, the u. s. government came in and suddenly bailed him out with a $1600000000.00 contract. i mean, his empire is built on u. s. government taxpayer funds. so i, you know, i never suspected that this guy was going to make much of a difference. so i'm not shocked. when i look at the comment that i made, clearly it was satire. and there was actually believe it or not dan cohen, a guy who's a, an investigative journalist, looked into it and found that a lot of the national trolls. i had a coordinated effort where they had all reported the satirical comp joke i made as some kind of a threatening and threatening and harassing statement, and twitter got it, and there we go. that's reason enough to get rid of garland, but there's an article i'm looking at right now and i will read it. i will read the title of this article now. i made a joke, but this is the title of an article. why twitter won't remove lindsey graham's tweet about assassinating pollutant, so lindsey graham can sa

president, she didn't ping are also are struck the same tone saying that that is on the oh good for their people in the u. s. and in china for both sir leaders to, to try to, to find some common ground. and it's also good for the world because words is paying attention as he put it. but of course, those quite positive statements or doesn't, they don't mean that they will agree on all those controversial issues that you have just mentioned. taiwan, of course, china's coercive fur trade practices, china's stands and support for a rushes position. china, so rejection of for a condemning, rushes aggression against you. create all those topics or are here on the agenda. what else there would you say is expected from china at this summit? the chinese president is going to meet with the french president emanuel mccomb, for instance. he is also said to have for a number for over of abra bilateral meetings, but the question is, of course, whether china can play a more positive role. here during this g 20 meeting, i spoke with her. some experts did say that that could be the case. for instance, when we speak about fo

u. s. southern border. it's one of the most politically charged issues being debated ahead of the u. s. mid term elections. oh, good critics say the politics playing out in the us are also having a significant impact on immigration policies across the border in mexico. not believing audio left. it's not really policy the entire migration situation. mexico depends largely on politics and actions from the united states. human rights observers say that strict border policies, along with a recent agreement between the u. s. and mexico to contain migration has led to a pile up of migrants in mexico. jenina ramos, a program coordinator for doctors without borders, says the resulting crisis has left angie yos with limited resources. in general, if seen humanitarian consequences of politics. and that's something that we shouldn't write because basic needs, primary, healthcare, mental health, shelter, foot, water shouldn't be linked to a consequence of the fully things. though mexico city normally has the space to accommodate large migrate groups, passing through the recent influx of migrants has overwhelmed the organizatio

there was a good example here for closer maritime a corporation because the u. s. president suggests that using a private satellite networks, for instance, to track down illegal fishing, so to attract ships in the south china sea, a more effectively the lot of illegal fishing going on, for instance, by china is what southeast asian states are concerned about. but one has to say it is largely symbolic. it is an upgrade in relation to the china already got a last year. so it will really depend on what the u. s. and as young will make of this. so some advantages for at the southeast asian nations. but what about president biden's benefits of this? is he leaving the some ants in a stronger position then ahead of his meeting with sheesh in pink on monday in bali at the d. 20 i'd say most certainly was a good opportunity to meet with allies, not just from southeast asia, but also from east asia. because today is the as the on east asia summit. it's also been an opportunity to gain a new allies and to talk with them about various subjects, everything from south china sea

he denies the allegations good climate policy is good economic policy. that's the message u. s. present. joe biden brought to the cop 27 climate summit in egypt by the warn, the global warming is threatening the planet. he apologized for america's withdrawal from the previous paras climate for what he says. washington is urgently addressing with climate crisis. thank you. thank you. bye. now for delegates, this assurance today finally, thanks to the actions we've taken. i can stand here as president united states of america and say with confidence united states of america will meet our emissions target by 2030 we're looking forward to do our report 2 words, the climate hill that the un secretary general so passionately warned about earlier this week we're not ignoring harbingers that are already here. is true so many disasters. climate crisis sitting hardest, those countries and communities that have the fewest resources to respond and are showing me in the studio is d. w. climate reported us in iran, john, or to you and our listening that speech together by us presenter button

u. s. me turns out as a good day for democracy, but it's still unclear who will control congress. ah, player watching al jazeera live from to how with me for the back table also ahead. russia says it's ordered his troops to withdraw from the ukrainian city of care san, but keith cautions it may be a set up. facebook's parent company is laying off more than 11000 people in the most significant job caught in his history. and, and brewing diplomatic route between france and it's the over who should take came hundreds of asylum seekers stuck on a rescue ship. u . s. president joe biden has hailed the democrats performance in the mid term elections, calling it a good day for democracy. but he's also acknowledged that americans are frustrated with the political divide. biden says, is willing to work with the republicans as his party could still lose control of both the house and the senate. my cana as more from washington, it was in pennsylvania that the predicted red wave was revealed to be little more than a trickle in a crucial senate race. john pittman overcame both a stroke and sti

what is definitely interesting to see is that people are spending that is a good sign for the overall u. s. economy. but people are also spending more on a credit. there is this by and i'll pay later method or also if you look at the credit cards, i mean all of those a debt is rising. so of, for now, there seems to be an urgency for one side from retailers to got the products out for consumers to shop. but the big question is, if that trend can hold, if we might be looking at a possible a recession in the next couple of months. okay, ends, quarter kneeled for us. thank you. now the combination scene is essential to saving the planet from catastrophic climate change. countries across the world are encouraging investment in green technologies that also goes for those nations who have built their economies on fossil fuels. united arab emirates is among them divide. this glittering city was born out of the profits from oil and gas. now do the emirates one to become pioneers of renewable energy with class to produce a quarter of towards green hydrogen. the sun drenched city is surrounded by swa

u. s. a previously supported and israeli investigation into this. so what does this announcement say about how the position of the u. s. may have shifted? yeah, i think that's a very good question. i don't think i'm not aware that there has been any shift in the position of the u. s. government of the executive branch, the white house in the state department. this seems to be an initiative coming from members of congress and with all respect to members of congress from all political stripes, from left to right. as someone who worked for decades in the executive branch and on foreign policy, it is a constant frustration that congress frequently will involve itself in foreign policy complicating the situation for the united states. because what happens is that the united states does not speak with one voice. so i don't think i'm not aware that there's been any shift by the state department or the white house on this. this seems to be coming from congress at glen. you alluded to this somewhat in an earlier answer, but i just wanted to dig down for a moment into housing. if again, all this is, i mean his anything like this ever happened before in the history of the u. s. i

good. 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

only for a very good cause, but according to u. s. officials interfering and other countries funding death squads and paramilitaries and over throwing elected governments. that's just democracy and helping countries back on to the correct path. but watch out for a tweet by a foreign countries president. that is a violation of sovereignty, that cannot be tolerated. caleb martin artsy new york discussing a costly and cold winter ahead for europe on why brussels appears to be paying for washington's actions. it is crossed off right ahead. they close for peter. i'm guests in with hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered? i'm peter lavelle. it would seem, we have reached the point of no return. after being the target of sabotage, the north stream pipe wines will be mothball, the mutually beneficial energy relationship. europe and russia had for decades has come to an end. the geopolitical implications are enormous, and europe is the biggest loser. ah. discuss these issues and more. i'm joined by my guess. karen fee

u. s. midterm vote as a good day for democracy, but it's still unclear who will control congress. ah, you watching al jazeera alive from de. how with me, funny back people also ahead. russia says it's ordered its troops to withdraw from the ukrainian city of care song. but keith cautions, it may be a set up. facebook's parent company is laying off more than 11000 people in the most significant jobs caught in its history. and a brewing diplomatic route between france and italy over who should take in hundreds of asylum seekers stuck on a rescue ship. us present. joe biden has called the midterm a good day for democracy. this comes as declared poll results, defies a projected so called red wave fight and says he is willing to work with the republicans as control of congress hangs in the balance. the republican victories are of a smaller margin than predicted, but they're likely to control the house of representatives. while the press to the opponents were predicting a giant red wave, it didn't happen. and i know you were somewhat miffed by my, my obsession optimism. but i feel good

u. s. midterm vote as a good day for democracy, but it's still unclear who will control congress. ah, hello, i'm nora. kyle, this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming up. russia says it's order troops to withdraw from the ukrainian city, of course, on the keep one's at maybe a trap. facebook parent company matter is laying off more than 11000 people. the most significant job caught in its history and were live in india, where the top court has been asked to weigh in on measures to tackle the poor air quality. yes, present. joe biden has held the democrats performance in the midterm elections, calling it a good day for democracy. and he's also acknowledged that americans are frustrated with the political divide by it and says he's willing to work with the republicans as his party could still lose control of both the house and the senate. mike, hannah has more from washington. it was in pennsylvania that the predicted red wave was revealed to be little more than a trickle in a crucial senate race. john pittman overcame both a stroke and stiff competition from the trumpet backed

u. s. senate, the state of georgia. good wellness side which party controls the us senate as what happened 2 years ago when this typically republican state, elected to democrats, putting that party over the top. one of them was rafi warner. he's the 1st black senator from georgia. also a pastor preachers from the pulpit once occupied by the reverend martin luther king . this time he is running against herschel walker, a popular former university of georgia football star, and they're running neck and neck despite several negative revelations that have come out about walker. he's anti abortion, but to ex girlfriend say he pressured them to have one. he has said, black men need to spend time with their family, but acknowledge one been 2 and finally, 3 illegitimate children. he has that he doesn't spend time with the to disagree on abortion. and immigration, but many voters seem far more concerned with the current rise and inflation than either of those issues or social walker shortcomings. and that has this race in a dead heat.

u. s. has paved the way for imposing substantial additional costs and imported russian commodities . this is those good. the coating to cheat be based on regular market prices versus a basses. the u. s. however, has harshly criticized the measure. the treasury license does not relieve the united states of responsibility for the imbalances in world markets, which are caused by numerous illegitimate unilateral barriers. i mean rising prices . disruption of supply chains, problems in the field of food security. in the same list, the administration announced today opposite to logic is a statement about depriving russia of the status of a country with a market economy. by designating russia as a so called non a market economy, the us will be able to all to 50 raised prices for russian goods. so the similar domestically produce items would be much more appealing to buyers. the u. s. has also apply that his name should note to imports from several other former soviet countries, as was china and vietnam. on the flip side, the u. s. has actually lifted some of its sanctions against moscow, particularly for fina

good climate policy is good economic policy. that's the message u. s. present, joe biden brought to the cop 27 climate summit in egypt. biden warren, the global warming is threatening the planet. he apologized for americas withdrawal from the previous paris climate accord, but he says, washington is urgently addressing the climate crisis. thank you. thank you. by the gave delegates. this assurance we're going to hell, oh, i'll make the transition to low carbon jude. you're more affordable for everyone. accelerate to carbonation beyond our borders. us present, they're talking about the needs of developing countries, and that's exactly what indian climate campaigner lucy priyah con. good job has been focusing on and she joins us now from the climate summit and sharma shake. thanks for being with us. lucy, premium, know you've been speaking at the called summit about climate finance. what exactly are you calling for? i'm i have a small message. i was good. i'm from you all the been a from india, from me please. javert leaders in the id. thank retirement a

u. s. allies in asia must be getting a bit nervous, particularly singapore. i was just signed a bunch of deals with china and member states including hobby ceasing and paul want to maintain good relations with both the u. s. and aging is for both the us and china to where overlapping circles of france. we are not interested in dividing, likes in asia, don't make us choose. we will refuse to choose well display being on the other side of the planet from washington. it looks like the countries in china is on backyard, like singapore. there could be the next ones to get a knock on the door from team america, world police. all right. i, rachel moss, and just by wrapping up this alex program here on auto international. thank you so much for joining us here. just a quick reminder, one about top storage tonight, america. ok in france, locking a you an investigation into america's bio weapons labs in ukraine. if there's nothing to see why block the investigation read more about that at odds. heat dot com ah ah ah . a it's august 2022. for several months. the cities being done, the intense shelly from the ukrainian on a house with those resemble military and summaries, most of admitte

u. s. yeah, that's a really good question. i think it's hard to say in part because donald trump is still a credible political person right now. i mean, there were many people who did not receive his endorsement, for example, them are buying for that endorsement just this mid term cycle. and you know, i don't know that, you know, donald trump's, you know, presence is totally without some value to the republican party. he has people really excited, he gets those people to show up. and so i don't know that there's a repudiation of donald from. i think some people are concerned that if they keep going down the route of donald trump, there won't be any voters left who will choose the republican party because they will just be too far, right. even for people who call themselves conservative. and i think, you know, his style is bluster, it doesn't play to everyone, so i don't think he's totally out. but i also think that there is not really a lot of room to go on there, right. if you keep going down with donald trump path, all right

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don't think anything the us marines would have taught them what have rubbed off on them in a good way. the u. s. itself is guilty of all sorts of war crimes and atrocities from afghanistan to iraq. and now they're killing people in syria. so it just seems like a case of birds of a feather, to be honest. i just finally western leaders, human rights script, if they're not paying enough attention to, to these allegations of potential war crimes committed by ukrainian forces. what message does that send going forward? what, what's the ramifications of that for them? i think it's another illustration of how these western human rights organizations really are just hiding behind the smoke screen of human rights advocacy. when in reality their, their sole purpose is to advance u. s. foreign policy. and so it doesn't surprise me that they're not acting, but i hope people see them blatantly ignoring this and i hope it undermines their credibility because they are actually jeopardizing genuine human rights advocacy, which is absolutely necessary. brian, good to speak to you. thanks for your time. today, b

u. s. the u. s loves being other dogs so i can see the u. s film got a good result against england.en been have you been able to go to any of the watch parties that have been taking place and what do us soccer fans feel compared to canada? um i'm actually in bermuda right now is i haven't been able to watch parties. but um, the u. s just like canada's and we have a belief. you know, these two nations have a belief that pretty unmatched around the world, right? we don't like being second. we don't like being viewed as second. so i mean, you expanded, know what to expect us at the biggest stage you're gonna they're gonna make you guys proud to i have to ask you just a few minutes ago, we showed a team. they were posing for their photos. they covered their mouths as they took the photos. i'm sure you saw that as part of a protest. what was your reaction to seeing that? same as the german german national team. human rights is a non negotiable . um i think i stand with them and i know a lot of people around the world town. not arctic, or thank you for taking time. you're with the oakland

u. s team, which is very good on the attack so it could go both ways for them. tain of the u. s soccer team. you hear his response when talking about not just the mispronunciation of iran versus iran, of course, him representing team usa that has had some recent controversy when it comes to black americans. in the country. you see his composure, his very concise answers. are you impressed by that very impressed. also lead united fans. i'm impressed by tyler adams generally, but i think his stock is kind of shut up in world soccer, not just because of his dominant performance in the midfield against england but the composer he showed in that press conference. i think that american athletes often times are a little bit better prepared for this type of environment, then athletes from other countries. certainly i don't think many england soccer players would have been able to give such a measured and calm responses he did. i thought he handled himself very, very well. you're the chief purpose officer for the oakland routes. you guys often deal with social issues and

good cause. but according to u. s. officials interfering and other countries funding death squads and paramilitaries and overthrowing elected governments. that's just democracy and helping countries back on to the correct path. but watch out for tweet by a foreign countries president. that is a violation of sovereignty, that cannot be tolerated. caleb martin r t new york 3 people have been reported killed in flashes between is really troops on palestinian civilians in the west bank idea forces said and military convoy got stuck in the palestinian city of hebron due to a technical malfunction ongoing, a local pride in france, health care workers have taken to the streets of paris to demand at better salaries and job conditions. protesters said the government has not adequately provided for medical professionals and other states workers. this is well to tell you about china was deployed a new crew of 3 astral it's 2, it's national space station. the orbiting laboratory is tasked with preparing astronauts for long term s

u. s. allies in asia must be getting a bit nervous, particularly singapore, which just signed a bunch of deals with china. often member states including hobby ceasing hall, want to maintain good relations with both the u. s. and basing is for both the us and china to f overlapping circles of france. we are not interested in dividing, likes in asia, don't make us choose. we will refuse to choose well display being on the other side of the planet from washington. it looks like the countries in china is on backyard. like singapore. there could be the next ones to get a knock on the door from team america, world police. all right, i, rachel moss, and just about wrapping up our program here. one. okay, international, thank you so much for joining us here. just a quick reminder. what about top storage america? the u. k. in france, locking a u. an investigation into americas bio weapons labs in ukraine. if there's nothing to see why block the investigation? read more about that at our teams. dot com. ah hm. mm ah, [000:00:00;00] with shimmer. that's how with this new technology, the style study of columbia studio mom will follow you use a . 2 2 2 2 with blue, this is tc her he coope

good cause. but according to u. s. officials interfering and other countries funding death squads and paramilitaries and overthrowing elected governments. that's just democracy and helping countries back on to the correct path. but watch out for a tweet by a foreign countries president. that is a violation of sovereignty, that cannot be tolerated. caleb martin, r t new york canada has summoned the russian and busted his flame and controversial tweets in which the russian embassy insisted that marriage should be between a man and the woman. the russian government has long promoted traditional family values and even as a law prohibiting the endorsement of same sex relationships in public, canadian officials have said the embassies to eat a pit. hateful of the l. g p t. community roses. i'm back to the hosted by the statement this why the controversy saying his country and the list often disagree about our theology? well, it was a surprise and it was it we action was a surprise and actually our leads were not only in con

deals with china and member states including i'll be ceasing of hall, want to maintain good relations with both the u. s. and basing is for both the us and china to f overlapping circles of france. we are not interested in dividing, likes in asia, don't make us choose. we will refuse to choose well display being on the other side of the planet from washington. it looks like the countries in china is on backyard. like singapore. there could be the next ones to get a knock on the door from team america, world police ukrainian investigators of uncovered a pretty dusty old helicopter inside. a shipping container reportedly went in to me, smuggled out of the country from the port of odessa. and the discovery comes amid rising concerns about weapons pouring out of ukraine. and if the hands of criminal and radical groups just last week, a finish police said western supplied weapons have been found in multiple european countries already. meanwhile, the senior us army official is claimed to the media that american military personnel are now on the ground in ukraine. the reason given to keep track of the billions

u. s. and the u. k. have come up with a perfect plan, how to avoid any responsibility for the economy crash. the rats are a good talking now is the economy will not recover unless the war and restrictions have only been growing. and now, when the western nations are at the data and let's wait and see where the g 20, these here may be able to find to bring any solution. almost half of us member states abstained or voted against the resolution adopted by the general assembly calling on russia to pay war reparations ukraine co sponsored by the united states and its allies. the resolution received the lowest level of support for ukraine related motions. since the conflict began, $94.00 country supported the initiative to quote, hold moscow accountable for violating international law. well, 14 nations including china voted against their resolution claiming a lack sufficient legal basis. 73 states, india and brazil among them chose to abstain, are to scale of mop. it explains why the western blocks initiatives are being increasingly questioned. is certainly significant because since the ukraine conflict escalated, th

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u. s. and the u. k. have come up with a perfect plan. how to avoid any responsibility for the economic crash, the ras, or a good talking now is the economy will not recover unless the war and restrictions have only been growing. and now, when the western nations are at the data and let's wait and see where the g 20, these here may be able to find to bring any solution. almost half of you and member states abstained or voted against the resolution adopted by the general assembly calling on russia to pay war reparations to ukraine, co sponsored by the united states and its allies. the resolution received the lowest level of support for ukraine related motions since the conflict began. 94 countries supported the initiative to hold moscow accountable for violating international law. while 14 nations, including china, voted against the resolution claimant, lack sufficient, legal basis, $73.00 states among them, india and brazil chose to abstain. we spoke to demetrius polio and gave russia the deputy ambassador to the un who said the resolution lacked a legal basis. the nature of these initiatives, it's not about you crate it. it is being shap

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just telling the world how democratic, how good, how exceptional the u. s. whole body is china. thank you so much for speaking to us today. we, it's been great. you're inside the political and financial analyst, angelo julia and i, thank you. russia cannot be cancelled as, according to all stress talk, diplomatic. speaking ahead of me, think of the use foreign affairs council. so i boom to the it's impossible to change geography and history for this reason, that can't be cancelled culture against russia. nevertheless, it's also impossible for relations with russia to stay the same. while joining goes now are to contribute to rachel monson. rachel, nice to see you. it seems like we are seeing at the volume here when it comes to the e. u, especially in terms of, you know, military support to ukraine is the one particular i'm talking to. so all countries fighting their own corner well, this european politicians are acting and talking like they're having a fight with a neighbor and they can't afford to move. they talk about how a relationship with russia is inevitable because while