u. s. institute in late 2018. and what they did was they basically counted how often north korean scientists worked together in international collaborations with partner institutions. and not surprisingly, china was in the lead by far, but germany came in 2nd place of all countries. and one institution stood out particularly, which was the m b i. and that was when we decided that we would like to take a closer look in the store. we just saw. it seemed like they were drawing the claim . well, we didn't know about the ban, which is hard to believe when you're talking about the north korean regime. i mean, is this a case where you have systemic failure of some sort or you who was really at fault here? it's not an easy question to answer because as you said, it's like a failure on all layers. basically, it's the individual scientists, it's the institute of politics. it's export control communication. nothing really worth here in this, in this case. and as you know, we have freedom of science and research in germany, wh

u. s. institute in late 2018. and what they did was basically they counted how often north korean scientists collaborated with international partners. and not surprisingly, china came in 1st, but germany of all countries came in 2nd. and they mentioned one particular institute, which was the m b i. and that was one we decided we need to take a closer look. okay. and so, how did this happen? well, basically it's a failure on all layers. there's not like one person or one institute to blame m. c . in germany, we have a freedom of science which is protected by the constitution. so politics doesn't interfere. but on the other hand, it means that the single researcher or the single institute, they have a lot of responsibility on their plate. so they are the ones they have to identify a possible dual youth risks. and then approach export control services. and if they don't, nothing happens. and this was exactly the case with the m b i. they never approached export control services. and also i would like to point out tha

subject of debate in education city, a vast campus linked by tram, that includes satellite institutes of renowned u s, french and british universities, 70 percent of the students in doha are women. unlike the men most wouldn't be allowed to study abroad. there's growing opposition here to the practice of mail guardianship over women. and the fact that katara men can still have 4 wives at the same time. the former amy or for example, has 3 wives and 27 children. but not a single katara. a woman was willing or perhaps allowed to speak to us on camera. ah, i've come to carter's national museum, which boasts impressive architecture. it takes visitors on a journey through the history of the small desert state. until the 19th thirty's, the pearl trade was caught our biggest source of income. britain's queen elizabeth was later given a pearl necklace. when she visited katara, the decline of the pearl industry was followed by a period in the 1940s known as the years of hunger. but in the 1950s, katara began producing oil on a significant scale. then in the 1970s, the world's largest natural gas field was dis

to the issue of taiwan. gender of the pan gal institution again says that the u. s. statement on red lines don't correspond with their pressure on chinese sovereignty. the thing is the us in the pro, bulky in the math and from the speaker of the house to challenge to try to use the salt rented over taiwan challenges. cultural integrity over one is not china thinking somebody challenge the u. s. wrench in the us is the corporate that the us, the r v would you created a lot of problem is that will not voicemail for china and will asia asia pacific we binding to baseline. i think he's appropriate to clear the right lines need. how want the part of trying to tell why the chinese over and t, and watch it to not interfere or encourage or emboldened independent of one of his back tooth that printed the island from china. that's the month on that white line . he's probably the clear thinking about a variable as long as the wall. we can do whatever to attack the chinese, you know, china with you all obviously everything can protect interest interest by back. the next 3 now t

course the question of taiwan political analyst and senior fellow at the panel institution sion dozer again says that the u. s. statement on red lines don't correspond with their pressures on chinese sovereignty. the thing is the us in the promo key in the method speaker of the house to challenge to try to use the salt rented over taiwan challenges. cultural in february, 1 is not china thinking somebody challenge the us. so if you focus on the us in the corporate that the us, the r v would you created a lot of problems in the book, talk will not voice bill, but china and all asia at 80 percent. they were biting about the guideline, i think is appropriate to clear the right lines need how one of the part of china, how, why the chinese over and he and washing not in fear or encourage or in both independent, one of the 2 that printed the island from china, that's the bottom line on that white line. he's a perfectly clear. i'm thinking about a variable as long as we can do whatever to attack the chinese. you know, china will do all obviously everything. it can protect 5 inches by back if necessary. now to the lat

and the question of taiwan political analyst and senior fellow at the pango institution quin don't do again, says the u. s. top the red lines but doesn't respect shiny sovereignty. the thing is the us in the provoking and then the last speaker up the house to challenge to try to use the salt rented over taiwan challenges. cultural integrity over one is not china thinking somebody challenge the us in the us is the corporate that the us, the rti which created a lot of problem is the talk will not point bill, but china and asia and asia pacific. we biden to, you know, guideline, i think he's appropriate to clear of the right lines that we need. how want to part of we're trying to tell why the chinese over and he and watching some not in fear or encourage, or in both in apartment one or 2 that printed the island from china. that's the bottom line on that white line. he's a perfectly clear, i'm thinking about a variable as long as there's no wall, we can do whatever to attack the chinese. you know, china will do all obviously everything can protect your interest back the next 3 and a suspect has been arrested

new regulations i subs from northern cause of oak walking and old public institutions resigned on mass. earlier this month. the u. s. foreign policy, chief warren, that serbia and cause of over on the brink of a dangerous crisis. blaming what a cold quote, unnecessary and counterproductive tensions. my spoke earlier with political analyst alexandra package. he believed the self proclaimed cause of our leaders made the move in a bit to find any sort of recognition caught a jay ano plus obey inside. they want to law for serbia to recognize them in any way, shape or form and license plates. so one way of doing it serves don't have to accept re republic of coastal license plate. that doesn't, it's not written anywhere in the agreement. you know, so what it is, the one that's violating agreements. and that's why we have this. so that's why we have this crisis in the west, as we all know, they have all sorts of instruments for putting pressure on any one that they deem to be on cooperative saw, you know, they use sanctions. ah, humanitarians, bombings, interventions, et cetera. they've never sanctions, and you know, the

u. s. climate congress due to saw this leak in the jewish institutional shake, some african nations, all sounding the alarm over. lack of funding to tackle inver environmental challenges. now the coastal crunch of gov on says affluent nations have failed to deliver on their promises. over and over again, develop nations have committed and not delivered. they've committed to reduce emissions and they're not delivering sufficiently, they've committed to funding and that funding doesn't ever seen to materialize. we didn't create the problem. and so you would expect a more sincere engagement from developed nations, and you would expect them to respect their word and their engagements. meanwhile, the new british friar mazur, richie seneca palm is trying to save face, as he is said to be reconsidering his previous decision on not attending the u. m. conference in egypt, vice after he received significant backlash from the international community and his own conservative policy. the u. k. environment secretary, i have tried to dismiss that ridicule by saying it would be quote, just a gathering

and the question of taiwan political analyst and senior fellow at the panel institution quinn to all new again says that the u. s. statement on red lines don't correspond with their pressure on chinese sovereignty. the thing is, the us in the pro volcano, in the math and from the speaker of the house to challenge chinese assault, rented over taiwan challenges. cultural in type rates over one is not china thing. somebody challenge the u. s. wrench in the us is the corporate that the us, the r v which created a lot of problems in the truck will not point bill by china and or asia, asia pacific. we binding to guidelines, i think is appropriate to clear the right lines that we need. how want to part of china, how, why the chinese solver and t, and watching to not interfere or encourage, emboldened independent of one of the 2 that printed the island from china, that the bottom line on that line is perfectly clear. i'm thinking about a variable as long as we can do whatever to attack the chinese, you know, china with you all obviously everything can protect you 5 inches by back. the next 3 now on to the latest, on the

to make our institutions more reflective, because whether it's jerry mender, state legislatures, whether structure the u. s. senate whether it's the electoral college too often there is very popular support for certain policies, but those policies don't become law because they're able to be blocked by a much smaller minority of americans or the way our institutions are structured. so i'm very concerned not just about what's gonna happen is next election, but are our institutions going to be moved in a way that is more and more undemocratic? and that's why i think we need a more long term movement for deep pro, structural change in those countries. what latasha you're on the ground, you talk to the people all the time, which individuals be doing to act to help change the circumstances were. so i say 3 things, why? and i call it the 3 ours, they've got to respond, which means you've got to respond to what is happening right now. if you're not registered, you need to register to vote. if you are register voted, you have to respond by literally making sure that you go out and vote you get other people to vote.

u. s. war crimes in afghanistan? these coercive acts directed and an international judicial institution and its civil servants are unprecedented, and constitute serious attacks against the court. the rome statute system of international criminal justice and the rule of law more generally. now, it's not shocking to hear the u. s. ambassador to the united nations talking this way, but we know that much of the world is rolling their eyes and laughing as they hear these words noting the utter hypocrisy of what's being said. but yet mainstream media just keeps nodding along as if there's nothing wrong with what she's saying. it's yet another case of the emperor has no clothes. have to say that the hypocrisy shown there was absolutely staggering because just since world war 2, the entire 70 years since that time has been a litany of american aggression and invasions and brutality and savagery. unprecedented in the world in world history since the 2nd world war, they tried to dominate the world through absolute terror. we have to remember when they attacked iraq in 23. what they call that 1st day of attack was shock and awe. and we a

the new regulations, a subs from northern kosovo, working in all public institutions resigned on mass earlier this month. the e u. s. foreign policy chief warned a survey and cause of over on the brink of a dangerous crisis, blaming what he called unnecessary, uncounted, productive tensions well crossing live now to political analyst, alexander of habits. joining us live here on the sunday week, a program. great to see you today. welcome to this program what, what, what do you think is the subbing president? his warned of helena, if nothing is achieved in these talks. now tell me this, is that a negotiating technique perhaps to worry the other side into making concessions or is he? is it really that serious? well, the thing is, you know, the other side is just supposed to meeting the cost of all danny inside and i'll break away province. they're just supposed to pull their part of the agreement, which they signed more than 9 years ago and they haven't fulfilled any parts of it . so really, you know, serbia and it's presidents not expecting any sort of concession they're expecting, placed in the course all day insid

institution. oh. defying the poll certainly results from the u. s. midterm elections show the fight for congress is a lot closer than most people thought it would be. we are gonna take the house back right far from the half way mark about republicans are confident they're gonna take the house of representatives. ah, i'm all about the senate. this is, i'll just live from joe. have also coming up at least 9 people have been killed and an overnight attack, a democratic republic of congo. several vehicles and houses have been burned. ah, thousands of people go in striking 3 sangree at the wising cost of living we're going to begin in the united states were early results and choose his mid term election. so a close fight for control of congress that defies predictions of a so called red wave of big games for the republican party. but it does appear to be in the lead in the house of representatives. if you believe in freedom, hard work and the american dream, these results proved that there is a place for you in the republican party. ah, no to night. we b

institute for peace and prosperity. say, it's funny, but not surprising. the u. s. media outlets find a way to continue russia gave nora to they're just desperate for some kind of proof . and then when goes and comes out with this, obviously, obviously sarcastic comment. yes, we interfere. we continue to interfere, we're going to keep interfering. the entire western media says ha ha, he admitted you admitted it. it's just so comical, they're so desperate for this information. the democrats are set to to lose big time and they're desperate to find something to blame it. on. of course we both know that the americans are the biggest selection meddler in the entire world. they meddle and elections north, south, east and west, that the champions of it, yet they claim without any evidence that others meddling in our legs. we don't need anyone to madeline. our elections, the americans know very well, what's wrong with the country. and it's not. we don't need the russians to pointed out some developments to bring you in the ukraine conflict, nor russia's defense ministry s

u. s. said to eradicate terrorism and build modern democratic institutions. i vis turbulent time. a young afghan studying in moscow saw an opportunity. afghanistan needed a bank, and he would sit at home. kelly lampa thought a din bank, thus unpaid, she should be d as a said campy came by complex mar. so alicia known pay to to sunday. the gosh. it sat down to pay the people that are planning in yap on the system packet and young be so they fox, i'll click on that. even save it. i'm on the contrary. natalie bone, the tool there been loud then mexico since there still had them a kasey cur, the canister to shovel functioning, the americans and many of our allies and partners. and indeed, it's a many afghans their idea was let's create a good regulated free market system. best path, the economic modernization. so we look at something like a cobble bank, and that's going to be a bank that's going to be a modern bank. you will follow modern banking procedures and going through a bank, it's going to be superior then allowing cash to be passed down the line from the top of the chain at ma

u. s. midterms. barbara perry is professor of ethics and institutions at the university of virginia miller center. she joins us now live from charlottesville, virginia, welcome to the news hour that are going into this election. joe biden has repeatedly said that, sir, this is people's chance to come out and defend democracy nearly 2 years since the storming of the, the capital. but how's that warning really resonated with voters? i think it has certainly was democrats who were very much frightened as they should have been by what happened on january 6th, 2021. and interestingly enough, those on the rights express their concerns about democracy, but they come out from a conservative position, whereas they believe that democrats or socialists. so ironically, it may drive turnout from both parties, but going in different directions. overloads been made of the huge number of election candidates from the republican party or election denies more than 300. most of course, a favorite to win. i mean, what does that say about the state of democracy in the united states? well it says a lot and it's all nega

institute. so my guess from to ron was just saying that the supreme leader once again asserted that the u. s. and other foreign powers are the ones that have been, or cust orchestrating the unrest taking place in iran. how do you think the outside powers will be looking at the speech? look, i think the speech was somehow the continuation of a trends that we have before from islamic republic. officials, which is a, based on the denial and not recognizing of, of demands of the people. basically, there is no mentioning about this function of the government into iran and economy burgeon and lots of problems of the societies facing these days. and everything is attributed to the outside power and jubilee to go rivalry. i think people have the rightful, legitimate demands, which basically these are the types of speech done by supreme leader by other officials. the only message that is signaling is that they are weiss's or not heritage, and there's not going to be any policy change in the republics decisions. ok, thank you so much for that analysis from rome. let's just hear a little bit of what the

u. s. meanwhile, closer to home, once called the school of the americas, are so for short, but now re branded as wisc. the western hemisphere institute for security cooperation operating out of fort benning and georgia. most universities, both alumni who go on to reach the heights of their respective field, you know, like nobel prize winners. scientists, you discover treatments for severe illness, things of that nature. this school churned out, murderers, torture experts and those who participate in human rights abuses. it's classrooms and grounds, took in mostly latin american military officers, the brightest and most ambitious, and shaped their world view to stark good versus evil, and train them in warfare tactics. now, critics of the school call it america's terrorist training camp and part of the u. s. empire building, but how can this be when the us proclaims its core values to being that of peace and democracy? one thing certain, no matter what the name, so i or wisc or some say when sex it's graduates leave a trail of blood and tears in their wake is africans mission, really all that different than sola. and you explain more

institute of european studies in belgrade. many thanks. thank you. ah, now at less than a week now before crucial mid term elections in the u. s. a republican governor has last night, claiming much of the media remains fixated on the last presidential election, ignoring the pressing needs of people today. you are in a bubble, if you think anybody's talking about what happened in 2020 or talking about mar, log and all that. i know the press love to talk about it. people are talking about what is happening, their pocketbooks every single day. when, while a new poll has reveal nearly 80 percent of americans quiz, believe their nation is out of control, while former white house press secretary, jan sucky has admitted her fellow democrats are worried. that supports for republicans is rising. people are fearful about where the momentum is going and some of these races. yes, there are very encouraging signs, like the record, early vote numbers, but numbers and some of the house races are not where they should be. i think it's a reflection of the fact that democrats are kind of worried about where this is going right now, and it felt w

institution in washington, dc. and started going to see you again. you know, we, we've talked several times on this program about how europeans see the u. s. the transit when it ties that bind to, let me ask you as a european, looking at these mid term elections. i'm, how do you feel? is there a sense of dread? is there a sense of optimism or maybe a wait and see, feel how do you feel? oh, 1st off, i have a german passport. i don't have an american passport. i'm not entitled to vote. i'm a guest in this country, albeit one living there for the 3rd time. and i think the weight and see part is true in as much as there are because of the popularity of men in voting. there are a lot of races whose outcomes we will not see until in, you know, couple days or maybe even weeks on the optimism factor, i think is pretty minimal at this point. because we are looking at, i think, very clear when the for the to pay the house and probably g o p majority in senate of 52 to 3 seats. what that would mean for the federal government at the very least is probably impeachment, filibustering, gridlock and the administration having to move to governance by execu

u. s. election that was undermined by fake news it and the 2017 presidential election in france were also affected. so far, state institutions have found it pretty much impossible to take action against it. corporations like facebook act, like independent states following only their own internal regulations. there are numerous social media platforms, but the global supremacy of facebook. now meta is overwhelming. giant corporate bulldozers are also found an e commerce, basically that giant reigned supreme in almost all digital areas. a few u. s. corporations have built the digital infrastructure of the 21st century and dominate it. so should we in europe simply resign ourselves to eternal dependence on these corporations? or can we find alternatives? the commission has decided to find google at 2400000 euros, and the european union has hit google with a record find equal to $5000000000.00. has media doodles? middleton 2015. an important step on the road to independence. the e. you declared war and the monopolies of individual tech giants, the 1st public institution in the world to do so. apple, unless we cover up to 13000000

institute of security and international studies at chela long coating university. appreciate your time. thank you. asian stocks, meanwhile, have sought after inflation in the u. s. a's more than expected on cons. main index and jumped more than 5 percent. while sol and sidney posted significant games earlier will straight had effects today in 2 and a half years. the rally is rising home. the federal reserve who fell back to planned high interest rates, villages in his own region, have been welcoming ukrainian soldiers troops and moving towards the city after russia announced on wednesday, it was ordering a withdrawal. ukrainian president followed me. zalinski advisor has accused russian troops of planting mines, as they lave russian officials have evacuated some residents to crimea, as that bag reports from her son raising the ukrainian flag once more. oh, the soldiers filmed themselves as they took the time of calling. if sca in the horizon region and they continue to make advances, taking towns and villages as they make their way to the regional capital, her son, but they are proceeding with caution. de la battle no green, a portable, the hostile is, continue

u. s. likes that so other countries, how to even, you know, conducted democracy. but now the president is saying that, you know, if the rival political party comes into power, very institution is a stake. what do you make about? yeah, it's, it's an american, it's an democratic. the reality is that this is a 2 party country of sorts. and that all the, the make strategy has been sense by quote one, the white house has been to completely discredit the republicans to, to claim that the republicans are involved with insurrection. to claim that any thing that the republicans did to oppose a bite and policy was designed to subvert democracy. it's just, it's really a, it's an evil evil approach. my last question, how these mid term elections increase the political polarization in the us? yes, that is. there's no healing going on and i think the future direction of politics in the united states are going to depend heavily upon what happens to the economy, both domestically and internationally, as well as what goes on in the field of foreign affairs. especially with regards to the war and ukraine and with the state of taiwan. does the united states is fully adopted, a lot of bellicos