u. s. have apply to venezuela for not following the intentions of those countries and their leadership in various areas. that's the fundamental reason why the u. s. has approached venezuela. again, it's not the removal of all the sanctions but to allow european and american countries to operate in venezuela territory and extract crude oil with the simple objective of replacing imports of crude oil produced in russia. well, those are the new stories that shaped the week a on, on the international for more any of them do had, oh, it's r t dot com. my name is peter scott on whatever you up to. i hope you having a great, we can. thank you for watching. ah ah, on the united states, definitely as the ability to get ukraine or the negotiating table. for some reason they're not exercising. that i can only imagine that that is because they feel that russia's capacities are not yet weakened sufficiently. ah ah, wishes is for thought though she's at the police. usually we still can just look of room of nat

u. s. have a fruit relations with some countries, not just russia, the idea that they could just no fees, but also use the funds would be a traumatic move. if china seas, this is us thing we'll hang on. actually these europeans and americans are not trustworthy. they could just decide that we're now an enemy, and in fact, you know, we do find various statements from various politicians that seem to suggest such an idea. then china and also many of the countries could start to withdraw their assets from. what essentially is the u. s. c of influence and that could precipitate a dramatic collapse in the use of the u. s. dollar, and also the euro. now such a decision could also back fire for the new sanctions, of course can be challenged in court. you courts and the book doesn't have a great record of winning such cases. ukraine's former president jana cove rich and egypt for president mubarak.

u. s. and that was confirmed in a statement made by u. s. senate chris murphy, who said that u. s. pakistani relations have been through many rough patches over the last couple of decades, but they still remain strong. as with every bilateral relationship, there are ups and downs, but this one, pakistani u. s. relations has endured the test of time and i look forward to continue growing it for next 75 years. and so that's a lawyer and geopolitical analysts. how some la mashhad them gave us his take on the situation. corny playing out in pakistan. this is a different focus on it is a focus on that is demanding respect demands while it is not focused on that can be forcibly dictated by any other country. if the u. s. wants to reset the relationship, then it will have to come down with the new log on. as we all know, the us talks about democracy, freedom of b, liberty, right, of the people to decide their future. so if you haven't bought a hopelessly to like run hom, was given support by the people across the country. and for the 1st time the u. s. should understand that it will have to be with the leader wil

u. s. and the e u. economies. in fact, we have seen several russian managers, members of the board and ceos resigned from their position so that those companies are no longer affiliated with them. a very similar measure now to very similar step taken by russia taken by the russian president, hungary foreign minister has claimed his country as being unfairly attacked over its spells on russian energy supplies. we're looking at this issue solely from the perspective of hungarian national interests. we're not interested in what the still the west think about it. the real security of supplies is an issue for us because it's currently physically impossible to run the hungarian economy without russian oil. minister c r 2 also pointed out hungry against iran, 65 percent of its oil from moscow. budapest confirmed earlier it wants bok unimed bar go on russian energy and could veto you. sanctions on the countries all industry hungry was also among the 1st european countries to agree to allow the conversion of their gas payments to roubles.

u. s. have seen in a decade, accusations and anger or on display 21. people were killed tuesday inside the texas elementary school. today the governor of texas was confronted with his old record on gun violence to sit down, you're out of your out of line at a bar. i know governor greg ab, it was interrupted by you see the man standing there, democratic rival, better were work. who accused habit of doing nothing to address gun violence. on tuesday, an 18 year old gunman barricaded himself inside a classroom and shot dead 19 children in 2 teachers. he was later killed in a shootout with police, with grief turning to anger as the country reels from yet another mass shooting americans are again confronting the question, why can be done to stop gun bye? it's grieving family members waiting to know if their kid survived. we can get anything we can get any anything as little as they're okay. they're not okay. or we're still waiting or you know, no, no information has been received any of the parents or they have alyssa for her name in here. so she not here. s

u. s. have shown concern about the food supply situation in poor countries. ukraine says they have 20000000 tons of grain in their shallows. right now. 20000000 tons. and guess what? those tonge don't get to mark an awful lot of people in africa are gonna starve to death. we need to make sure that the serials are sent to the world. if not, millions of people will be facing famine, particularly in the middle east. and africa is so from thinking maybe on medicine at to 50000000 people, particularly in the countries of africa in the middle east will die in the next few months unless ukrainian grain is released or not. the question is though, we have all these western politicians been all this time before the war and ukraine broke out. 43000000 people were ready. one step away from family. and the biggest crisis was in yemen. more than 17000000 yemen. ease of food insecure because of a conflict that's been going on there for 8 years. the people of yemen are not starving. they are being starved. ongo

u. s. have a plan to stall this violence? is there really an alternative to strict a gun control? no, not really. i, you know, both sites are entrenched are really in owns of topic, meaning for example, better. mitch mcconnell, the senate minority leader, has says signals 2 of the democrats that he will assign a prominent senator of a colleague of his with possible negotiations or, or testing the water off what washington could do in terms of better gun control or better restrictions. i'm expert as well as everybody who is reporting on this for while we are a little bit doubtful if this is actually come to any for titian, because it never has in the past. here's the thing, the gang guns and owning guns and guns on the street. and there's 500000000 guns in private, handsome united states. our with the world leader and having guns and private hands . i'm america. it lives also a gun culture. it is entrenched and is society. this is the 2nd amendment, the right to bear arms and republican. specifically, do not want to touch this. and a lot of people think that any more gun restrictio

u. s. have risen more than 40 percent this year with some blaming the ongoing war and ukraine as western sanctions have cut off some of the oil supply from russia. americans we spoke with are deeply concerned about the issue. like another car. really what you're paying for gas to $300.00 every 2 weeks. free on the family, especially. it affects everything that our everyday choices that we make really. so yeah, you can do as much things that can go out much. you can't buy things you want to buy, you have to think about why to preserve money for a gas or in the other. people are definitely changing their buying habits there. you know, i don't know that they're not, they're spending less than probably spending less money, but they're still, you know, they're, they're looking for deals a little bit more frequently. i think i do think this administration may really care about the people you know, like if you still want to be greedy and rich, i mean they had to do that and still, you know, help the pe

u. s. have always accused each other of trying to install public regimes. that was the case in georgia where we saw an internal armed conflict, lead c at another stand between russia and the west. and that was the case in ukraine when president and the college refused to sign an e u association agreement, cruise and closer trade ties with russia. the president was forced out in a violent could a talk and to pro european parliament took charge of ukraine and invited foreign specialists to advise them on how to run the country. the relationship with russia had been badly mismanaged, trying to bring georgia in ukraine into nato. was truly overreaching, recklessly ignoring what the russians considered their own vital national interests . not everyone was happy with this pro western sentiment, especially in the southeastern part of ukraine, which was always felt closer to russia. some of its residents are ethnically russian, or have relatives in russia. most ukrainians speak russian and is the predominant language in some regions. attempts to ban it's only added

u. s. have risen more than 40 percent this year with some blaming the ongoing war and ukraine. as western sanctions have cut off some of the oil supply from russia, americans, we spoke with our deeply concerned about the issue. so like another car payment is really what you're paying for gas to $300.00 every 2 weeks. free. like it's her on the families especially. yeah, definitely. you know places i tried to put like a $100.00 in for was 7. i feel very everything that are every day with me really. so yes, you can do is much things you can go out is much you can buy things you want to buy . you have to think about why they're preserve money for a gas or any other food, as long as people are definitely changing their buying habits they're, you know, i don't know that they're not, they're spending less earlier in the probably spending less money, but they're still, you know they're, they're looking for deals a little bit more frequently. i think, i do think this administration, you know, needs to really start care about the people. you know, like if you still want to be greedy and

u. s. they already have very similar lists, the list of the same nature of russian business men of russian companies that are in fact toxic for the us and the e u. economies. in fact, we have seen several russian managers, members of the board and seals resigned from their position so that those companies are no longer affiliated with them. a very similar measure now to have a very similar step taken by russia, taken by the russian president, authorities in the break away republic of trans and history, a se, they've prevented a terrorist attack on the regions, infrastructure official say, a drone with explosives and slumber, the liquid which you can see in these images was launched from ukrainian territory that comes as tensions there remain high with several countries asking their citizens to leave trans history. to large radio towers were recently blown up in the region with the office of the security ministry also attacked several explosions occurred of a military compound outside the areas largest city to the president of the self proclaimed republic. described the instance as terrorist

u. s. have denied that the pentagon is linked to bio labs in the country. ah, ah. since 2018 under order number 928, issued by ukraine's ministry of health. international pharmaceutical companies have had access to the country's hospital patients as a testing ground, including children. special safety measures in the handling of hazardous microorganisms are very expensive. it's a lot cheaper and easier to conduct that kind of research in countries where lives are of low value to the usa. the west, of course, does not care about the lives or the conditions of the grain of the population. it is also been historically i'd by people like adolf hitler and the german world war 2 strategic plans for defeating russia. ukraine was rich with oil and it was always i'd as a natural resource area that could be utilized. most of these to be was, would assume usually when we do it, we could do it wasn't going to be a good question. we would have some police, but then we need to list and you can course that's what it is within your menu, you could take a look at the when you, when

u. s. has been reaping the benefits u. s. arms dealers have been celebrating with champagne and the u. s. grain and energy industries have made a fortune. yes, this may be what the chinese are alluding to u. k. energy camps are expected to rise to a record 2800 pounds in october with prices skyrocketing in the u as well. though spikes are causing major problems for the german car industry, disrupted supplies of ammonia grain as well as sunflower oil shortages, health, personal fertilizer on food prices, with many small businesses, helping to close. according to the washington post inflation and the west has reached a 40 year peak. political analyst, garland nixon says that the u. s. isn't concerned with europe sacrifices as long as it benefits. what are the europeans have to understand is the ukraine crisis sped up by dynamic? that was the inevitable in the same way that if a person doesn't have food, if you start starving, your body will literally consume its own tissue to try to keep the organs in the heart and the main parts of the body alive. what's happening is, as russia and china

u. s. have more than doubled from the past decades average. but that's not putting more fuel as it seeks alternatives to russian energy. you are currently live in russia for 40 percent of its gas. but as the continent turns us back on, most of its worn ukraine, it's ready to pay more to import american supplies to make a part of the shuffle. but it's not just the extra cost definition. fossil fuel expansion faces resistance of a climate concerns and invest a reluctance. nevertheless, president biden has promised that washington will help it through appealing allies meet the energy needs. we're working with other nations like korea, japan cutter and others to support or effort to help the europe and allies threatened by russia with gas blackmail, and their energy needs and other ways. aggression will not when threats will not win. this is just another reminder of the imperative for europe and the world to move more and more of our power needs to clean energy international paterny and economists, john foster, he said you, it could be shooting it

u. s. have seen the decade accusations and anger, or on display of the shooting took place in a small town in southern texas to day that states governor gave a contentious news conference. ticklish sit down, you're out of your out of line, and it embarrasses. after i governor greg abbott was interrupted by his democratic rival. better a war who accused habit of doing nothing to address gun violence. on tuesday, an 18 year old gunman barricaded himself inside the classroom. at an elementary school, he shot dead 19 children and 2 teachers. he was later killed in a shootout with beliefs with grief tourney to anger as the country reels from yet another mass shooting americans are again confronting the question. what can be done to stop this gun by grieving family members waiting to know if their kid survived? we can get anything we can get any anything as little as their okay. they're not okay. or we're still waiting or you know, no, no information has been released to any of the parents here. they

as the you and other western powers have been actively looking for other energy suppliers amid their sanctions against russia. u . s. government officials have asked brazil's state run the oil company petro brass to increase crude output. however, it is said that the u. s. came away empty handed america, the state department maintains it is doing everything possible to sort out the situation, but it seems it's not helping we are doing everything possible with our allies in partners to mitigate the economic impacts of russian actions on other economies like brazil we are working with energy companies to serge, their capacity to supply energy to the market, particularly as prices increased. those sanctions are definitely a double edged sword when it comes to oil, even if all these countries have sanction russia will stop by or from russia. russia will be able to sell this oil to other clients when it comes to gas, natural gas, the situation is much more difficult and so much more inflexible market. it depends on infrastructure, not every country can receive l, n, g, or it's a much more difficult market also requires

u. s. has been reaping the benefits u. s. arms dealers have been celebrating with champagne and the u. s. grain and energy industries have made a fortune. well, this may be what the chinese are alluding to u. k. energy caps are expected to rise to the record $2800.00 pounds in october with prices skyrocketing in the e. u as well. those spikes are causing major problems for the german car industry, disrupted supplies of ammonia grain, as well as sunflower oil shortages of push. the 1st allies are in food prices with many small businesses having to close according to the washington post. inflation in the west has reached a 40 year peak radio hosts and commented or garland. nixon believes the u. s. isn't concerned with europe's sacrifices, as long as it benefits what the europeans have to understand is the ukraine crisis. bob sped up a dynamic that was inevitable. in the same way that if a person doesn't have food, if you start starving, your body will literally consume its own tissue to try to keep the organs and the hard in the main parts of the body alive. what's happening is, as russia

u. s. refineries having closed during the pandemic with other ones currently operating on nearly full capacity. the situation was exacerbated when the u. s. band imports of russian supplies of the commodity while joe biden, in his speech claims that he understands regular americans, his recent actions against russian energy have only pushed prices for their upwards are cheese. racial blevins explains president by then is now saying that tackling storing inflation is going to be his top priority. moving forward after it has already been up 40 year highs for 5 straight months during a speech at the white house on tuesday. he said he understands why the american people are so frustrated. right now. i understand when it feels like i come from a family where, when the, when the price of gas for food went up, we felt it was a discussion of the kitchen table. i went, i want every america know that i'm taking inflation very seriously and it's my top for domestic priority. inflation has already been on the rise over the last year, hitting 5 percent last june and 7 percent in december. the u. s. federal

u. s. has been reaping the benefits us arms dealers have been celebrating with champagne and the u. s. grain and energy industries have made a fortune u. k. energy caps are expected to rise to a record at $2800.00 pounds in october with prices skyrocketing in the e. u as well. those spikes are causing major problems for the german car industry, disrupted supplies of grains and other foods, as well as fertilizers, have pushed up prices, sky high. inflation in many western countries is the highest in for decades. radio host and commentator garland nixon says that the u. s. isn't concerned with europe sacrifices as long as washington benefits. what the europeans have understand is the ukraine crisis. bob sped up a dynamic that was inevitable in the same way that if a person doesn't have food, if you start starving, your body will literally consume its own tissue to try to keep the organs and the hard in the main parts of the body alive. what's happening is, as russia and china provide viable alternatives for developing nations to, to, to trade with them, whether it's in bananas or urani

pursues a 0 covey 19 policy. 11 of beijing, 16 districts have issued work from home, instructions and public transport has been reduced. the u. s. and south korea have conducted at live fire drills after north korea launched missiles, south korea's defense ministry release pictures, a fully armed fighter, james sat, an undisclosed location, both military say the surface to surface tests were conducted hours after us president joe biden left asia. and those drills follow north grades, firing 3 missiles, one of them, an intercontinental ballistic missile. japan and south korea detected them being fired from soon arm towards the sea of japan. the south korean government describes the miss ar test as a grave provocation. robert bride is covering the story for some tokyo please. the 3 miss elsewhere detected. just after daybreak, fired from the su 9 area. this is northwest of the capital young gang. it's the location of young young's airport flying east towards the sea that separates the korean peninsula from japan, the national security council of south korea. they convened a meeting straight afterwards as they often do. there's al