u. s. violated international law by labeling import, specifically from hong kong, as being generally from china, beijing, welcome the ruling and said the u. s. was politicizing trade issues. washington though, has rejected the decision unsafe the w t. o is in desperate need of reform or to kill up. it's been following the story. or you're seeing is a longstanding pattern of the united states flouting international norms and agreements all well condemning others and pounding the podium about a rules based global order. it's not just the hong kong labeling disagreement last week. the world trade organization found that the steel and aluminum tariffs passed by the united states were also in violation. the i'd states shot back that they strongly disagreed with how the treaty was being interpreted. the united states strongly rejects to float interpretation and conclusions in the world trade organization paddle reports. these doubled sale panel reports only reinforced the need to fundamentally reformed the w till this been settled on was system. the bite and administration is committed to prese

u. s. international angie agency has also sounded the alarm if pipeline imports to the european union from russia dropped to 0 in 2023 and chinese l. n. g demand rebounds to 2021 levels than the european union faces a serious supply demand gap opening up in 2023. the additional investment required to implement the actions described in this report is around $100000000000.00 euros . the coming year presents clear risks to energy security in affordability in europe and beyond all a number of top european officials, including the french presidents and germany's economy minister, have blamed the sky high prices on american energy impulse. it over the, i think book in the spirit, a great friendship. we will say to our american and norwegian, friends, your super you surprised with energy and gas? is it, but one thing that can go on for too long is us paying 4 times more than the price you sell to your industry. that is not exactly the meaning of friendship. some countries, even friendly ones, are achieving astronomical prices. in some cases, this naturally brings problems with it, which we have t

u. s. international development finance corporation is invest in nearly $370000000.00 in new projects. 100000000 to increase the reliable, clean energy for millions of people in sub saharan africa. 20000000 to provide financial fertilizer. 12 small holder farmers, particularly women farmers, increase the yields of their crops $10000000.00 to support small, medium size, and small and medium sized enterprises that help bring clean drinking water communities all across the continent. just to name a few examples. and we also know well, so no one of the most essential resources of any entrepreneur, a small business owner who wants to participate in the global economy is reliable and affordable access to the internet. so today i'm announcing a new initiative, the digital transformation with africa war here with congress to invest $350000000000.00. to facilitate more than almost a half a $1000000000.00 in financing to make sure people across africa can participate in a digital economy. that includes partnerships like new collaboration between microsoft and visa to bring in internet access to $5000000.0

u. s. policies as states today is narrowing. is field to do business international yet. so the u. s. it is dig itself into a corner and we see the country is increasingly isolated on the international stage . more and more countries are citing with russia with china, major company, major countries, obviously india. so in the middle east is solidly behind russia in china. i mean, the u. s. has lost the middle east because of all the horrors that committed atrocities commit over the past 20 years. south america is up for grabs. africa is leaning more towards russia. so, despite the american prop, again, which says that, you know, the world is with us against russia and china, but that's just absolute nonsense. it's like the fact is that the u. s. in its allies are increasingly isolated. the world has woken up and they're sick of being bullied sick of the scams are sick of the lies. and we're good. we're now going to reap a bitter harvest of all the horrible things you've done or the past 25 years with the world. but when i thought the world is becoming in the more inclusive world, it se

u. s. international ambien sports analysts, christopher sullivan, and our football analysts. jemma sellers will get their thoughts in just a moment, but 1st fee for president johnny tino has haled, cut our 2022 as the best a world cup ever. he was speaking at a press conference in doha, where he also won out some more big news for morocco after they reach the semi finals. but country has now been chosen to host the club world cup in february. with an expanded 32 team edition set to launch in 2025 at richardson was at the fif, a press conference. well, on the eve of this world cup in this same conference, whole faith of president johnny and van sienna, delivered an hour long monologue in which she rounded on. critics of castle in particular, western countries saying they were in no position to be handling out moral lessons . what a month on he was in much more positive mood emphasizing the quality of the football at this world cup of world cup where teams from all consonants reached the knockout rounds for the very 1st time and have caused highlighted the exploits of morocco becoming the 1s

u. s. international development finance corporation is invest in nearly $370000000.00 in new projects. 100000000 to increase the reliable, clean energy for millions of people in sub saharan africa. 20000000 to provide financial fertilizer. 12 small holder farmers, particularly women farmers increase the yields of their crops.

u. s. and the u. of attempting to manipulate the international energy market. and this comes after the you impose the price cap on russian energy in an attempt to undermine moscow's ability to finance the conflicts in ukraine. now, new russian legislation frees up the states major gas exporters form fulfilling foreign contracts. if they violate national guidelines, the details of moscow's revised policy will be finalized by the end of next week. of this year brushes g, d p declined less than predict said in spite of increased western sanctions. earlier we heard from independent journalist mcgreevy, he says that the ease economy is the one feeling, the bronze from those sanctions on russia. does. so we were told by the germans, by the french, by our leaders in the west and our sanctions were necessary to branca, russia to we sneezed, but we are all armies. energy wise, it is the situation mist. annabelle, we have mine a stand last week for us. it's a terrible winter, i mean he rushes minus than his wine frequent. but here people start to realize that we had a hu

u. s. i'm the e u attempting to manipulate the international energy market. this comes off of the, impose a price cap on russian energy in a attempt to undermine most of the ability to finance the conflict in ukraine. now, new russian legislation will free the states major gas exposes from fulfilling foreign contracts. if they violate national guidelines, the details of loss goes revise policy will be finalized by the end of next week was as g d p declined less than predicted this year in defiance of the unprecedented western sanctions. independent journalist, new group a says european economies are the one thing in the bites of the backlash. guess what we were told by germans, by the french, by our leaders in the west and our sanctions when necessary to bring the car russia to which nice but we are on our knees and energy wise. it to the situation is terrible. we have minus 10 last week for us. it's a terrible winter. i mean he brushes minus then his mind frequent, but here people start to realize that we had a huge problem of energy. no, sure, no gas, no, n

u. s. arm sales to taiwan have continued to grow. despite the issue straining beijing's relations with washington, nelson, wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center for international studies, says the u. s. use as taiwan as a tool and it's multi level strategy with china. where i think it's quite apparent that her the taiwan strait or is not at peace or the moment. and the main reason we all know that it's because the u. s. is making use of this tie one issue and trying to to, to play this card. so hard her as to, to irritate china or butter. on the other hand, their government has repeatedly said that they respect the one china policy that they do not seek or taiwan independence. they won't assist, tie one independence, but what they do and what they say they don't actually match. so of course, the chinese government is quite unhappy about this, and we've already been seeing a spokesperson from china's defense ministry making of our position very firm or so. let's see, let's see. but i hope that during the meeting of us, sir, secretary of state blinkin, when he visits china, matters like this will be discussed. the importance of us china relations has seen a decr

international. so he says, this live at the u. s. uses taiwan as a tool in it's multi there will strategy with china where i think it's quite apparent that her, the taiwan strait is not at peace or the moment. and the main reason we all know that it's because the u. s. is making use of this a tie one issue and trying to to, to play this card so hard as to, to irritate china or butter. on the other hand, there government has repeatedly said that they respect the one china policy that they do not seek or taiwan independence. they won't assist taiwan independence, but what they do and what they say they don't actually match. so of course, the chinese government is quite unhappy about this, and we've already seen a spokesperson from china's defense ministry making our position very firm. so let's see. let's see. but i hope during the meeting of us are secretary of state lincoln. when he visits china matters like this will be disgust ah, the knife but serve newly released. twitter file reveals you as intelligent services aggressively pus

u. s. a has a great international influence. it cannot engage even in training, and it's what i cannot explored officially. it's all have. so the impact of the vendors on an economy is the mass. and therefore the government is claiming that free and fair elections need to be. also, sanctions free or sanctions release election. so we are dealing with that with ad timetable. but as you were mentioning, that is dependent not only on the progress internally, but also on the progress of negotiate on the progress on the international arena. and depending on what concessions the, the biden administration that has started, a process of engagement in missouri is willing to make or so again. so let's talk about the international curious, hey, i mean, on the one side, you've got cuba, china, turkey, iran and russia. backing missouri and then you have the west effectively and the you at some point is probably a little bit less i right now. any of these countries or any of these roles of these, the split between the international community a

u. s. khalifa. international stadium on saturday, the when a will advance to a quarter final meeting with either tina or astronomy. yes. and the u. s. face a tough test against the netherlands. it's going to be closely watched in the countries football capital. gabriel alexander, fall. this report from kansas city all over america, the stage is set for the us netherlands world cup match on saturday. here in kansas city, missouri where i'm at the stage is literally that that's because there's this stage right in front of a massive tv screen where they are going to be showing the game and in this plaza, right where i'm at now, they expect hundreds who knows maybe even thousands of us a soccer fan to be here watching all of the action. now kansas city calls itself the soccer capital of america. of course, soccer being what most of the rest of the world knows of as football. you'll be hearing a lot more about kansas city in 4 years, and that's because it's one of the 11 host cities for the 2026 world cup. it's being

it's great to have a with us or an aussie international via u. s. secretary of state responds to criticism of last year's withdrawal from afghanistan, saying it is help to free up resources for conflict. this started around 6 months later when it comes to russia's war against ukraine. if we were still in afghanistan, ah, it would have, i think, made much more complicated the support that we've been able to give. and that others have been able to give you kind to resist and push back against the russian aggression. well, it certainly sounds like came, he's suggesting it could have been more than pure coincidence that the united states decided to ditch afghanistan right before it decided to shift its attention to ukraine. i mean, just the sheer haste with which the us left afghanistan and the chaos that was allowed to spread or reason enough for a lot of people to wonder. why was that the case? i mean, we saw civilians clinging to an airplane falling to their death, suicide bombers. and the taliban got their hands on a lot of us equipment. so natural

u. s. and pacific studies. and the shy international studies university. after this, greg ah ah ah ah, welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with professor one jing from china's shanghai international studies university. are they not cultural gunshots being fired all the time, making out that china is evil in any case and her china? i know it had some kind of exercise after nancy pelosi visit to taiwan, which was contrary to actual u. s. foreign policy. in terms of recognition of taiwan as part of gina, gina just thought, well, we'll fire a few guns as a some sort of practice. this wile, $400.00 military, us bases in circle china, just on this trip. um, they're talking about the petro, you $1.00 and pricing oil in not in dollars. the atlanta council, others are trying to say, look, this isn't too big a deal. other countries have done it, of course, when other countries from the global south want to price oil in currencies other than the dollar, more than often not to their leaders have been assassinated. what do you think of the dangers for chi

international criminal court. just like the united states, mostly. but they are egging on this entity to open up criminal cases against those who are considered as bad guys by the u. s. a lot of schools remove some time ago, the international criminal court decided to humble or understand what the u. s. was doing in afghanistan and how they behaved there. there were a number of reports that had the breeds, those trillions, the americans who are conducting military crimes in australia, the government's your school, but it's demanded from the participants to provide evidence that they are not results to blame for the war crimes. but when the international criminal court has luna social wings, oh, decided to an open criminal investigation when it comes to the development and of dentist and b. u. as you will shamelessly said, if you start doing bad ban, will move all your judges and the prosecutor general world will be sanctioned. and the international criminal court house tabitha and just kept silence. so we are ready to discuss how to not engaging hostilities in the modern background, but let us leverage to the professionals that us nodes would who could young duly tr

to meet with the headlines on asking international china hits the fact that a u. s. move to block sales of computer chips by launching a suit against washington at the world trade organization. a corruption scandal and gulping the parliament claims it's supposed victim with a deputy chaplain, dismissed from her post for the european commission seems to be overlooking the issue for the mean time. israel admits its, quote, highly probable that troops accidentally killed a teenaged, palestinian during a weekend rate in the west bank city of jeanine and peru to class a state of emergency. after 2 protesters die in clashes with police crowds, meantime demanding immediate election with reporting all around the world live from moscow. it's anti international. we choose a big hitters. welcome to him. so china has hit back a u. s. move to block export control measures on computer chips. it's a well doing, so by launching a trade dispute this way, at the w t. i should say china is the one launching this dispute. it all comes off to washington passed a sweeping set of regulatio

u. s. aluminum and steel tariffs that were enacted back in 2018 as part of former u. s. president donald trump's trade war with china, we're violating the rules of international trade. so this really goes to show that i, that, that, i mean, it should send a clear message that although the trump administration started this trade war and it's not in power anymore, the trade war is still continuing. yeah, we are, we're definitely seeing some stronger than usual woods coming out of beijing this time around. they really are kind of standing up stronger these days. that certainly seems so we'll talk about it now, but we'll talk about re add a bit later. but when it comes to reactions from washington, what do we know sofa with the trumpet? metal tariffs, actually the, the washington is just basically rejected. the w t o's ruling in that. and that's not something that's uncommon. it does that pretty often when things don't go its way. but in terms of the semiconductor export controls, washington is saying is saying that this doesn't, i have to do. i mean this, that this has to, with us is the u. s. is national security concerns and so that the world trade organization is no

bring moscow to its needs. leaped internal twitter messages up here to show that platform intentionally broke its own rules to bad. and donald trump, while he was u. s. president with fly from our international new center in moscow. this is our t. i'm you know neil hello and welcome to the program. tensions are on the rise in the balkans as belgrade say's that western bank break away republic of kosovo has been violating established peace of courts. not really some off come up. they created a monster 23 years ago and finished making it in 2008. i have a question for our american partners. tell us which legal act to you and christina respect to respect the un charter or resolution $1244.00 or the brussels agreement . or is it the washington agreement? me about it name at least one of these acts. the christina respects name one the you to the americans, respect one's name, at least one of the, one of the can put them that protests in cost of wrapped it up the weekend when ethnic sir of demonstrators erected roadblocks to prevent a prominent serbian national from taken by. busy authorities, the cost of those capital constable officials gave the protest

u. s. actions, you know, to fulfill a se, commitments, you mentioned what the u. s. could do. but is there anything that can be done at an international level to ease this increasing tension between the u. s. and beijing, over taiwan, or as i mentioned, you know, taiwan belongs to china. this is crystal clear. any country, any, you know, international organizations wants to deal with china wants to cooperate with china . they have to understand the, you know, a tie. one question is the red line that chinese government is not allowed a be a broken by any government or any organizations, as long as they respect to one china policies, i think that would be the basis to, to grow any type of relations with the beijing cg tan correspond that dong fry. thank you. ah, despite criticism from e, u and u. s. officials, russian president vladimir putin said moscow has never shied away from peace talks with ukraine, adding they have been prevented by its western counterparts. we seek destiny me list. um, we have always sought to resolve all arising disputes via peaceful negotiations. but unfortunately, the other side functions differently, it bega

nelson wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center for international studies, says the u. s. use is taiwan as a tool in it's multi level strategy with china, where i think it's quite apparent that the taiwan strait is not had peace at the moment. and the main reason we all know that it's because the u. s. is making use of this tie one issue and trying to to, to play this card so hard as to, to irritate china. but on the other hand, the government has repeatedly said that they respect the one china policy that they do not seek taiwan independence. they won't assist taiwan independence, but what they do, what they say they don't actually match. so of course the chinese government is quite happy about this, and we're already seeing spokes person from china's defense ministry making our position very fun. so let's see. let's see. but i hope during the meeting of us a secretary of state to blink. and when he visits china matters like this will be discussed in contrast to the sharp rhetoric toward washington, the relationship between beijing and me also has been praised by china's

internal issue for the african people. and of course, many other countries around the world are dealing with the u. s. and the west, you know, looking into their internal affairs and trying to do regime change or to pressure them or to sanction them. ultimately, what we can say is the following, that the u. s. and it's western allies have withheld billions of dollars in money using humanitarianism, quote, unquote, as a weapon. and we know this has already been a factor for the past decades. you know, this idea of humanitarian intervention is the fact that the west somehow cries about some sort of humanitarian crisis. most of the time, the artificial and then goes in and tries to do resume change or pressure for regime change from outside with sanctions, with covert operations. so i think now the main thing that taliban is saying is this is our money. this is our resources. instead of worrying about our decisions, why don't you really give us the humanitarian aid, which is our money, and that probably will lead to development within the country itself. yeah, and you mentioned the economics of this milli

u. s. a. i d, she's able to exert u. s. soft power in the form of international development. as i said, a few minutes ago, building bridges and digging wells, and building roads and hospitals, and electrical grids and, and sewage systems. as a way to, to expand the u. s. footprint all over the world, including in the solomon islands. so the fact that she has these pro war views makes perfect sense to me when the united states is using every, every thing in its arsenal to confront the chinese. she would be the person to do that yet. i found that such an interesting, interesting air quotes appointment. so anyway, i d, i agree. now in the chinese they view the solomons as their neighbor on. it's a country in their head spear as we mentioned. if you look on a map, pretty simple, there's cause for that relationship to strengthen. what reason does the us have? we're wanting presence on this tiny island way over on the other side of the ocean . while the us thinking is twofold, number one, the australians have asked us to become involved. and because the australians are panicked abou

u. s. a at khalifa, international stadium on saturday. the winner were advanced to a quarter final meeting with either argentina, all australia ah, the watching out there with me to hell robin in doha, reminder of all the top stories. ukraine says the price comp on russian oil should be low to $30.00 per barrel to hit moscow's economy harder on friday. g 7 nations including australia and then the.

u. s. because in the, for the rest of the economy is much smaller than the u. s. the need rules, clear rules based international order. all of example on terms of weight and economic changes. you follow the rules that multilateralism and if there is a dispute, for example, the t n members can go to the deal to set to the dispute. and now the u. s. as a lot is economy, it's guessing that they are not playing the rules enough following the rules. and just simply for the national interest and the court national security. this is a views of the concept of national security global leadership, the unification of the european union. according to let him as a lindsey of ukraine during his new years addressed to the countries parliament. these are some of the cranes many achievements. and now we are truly one with the world, with the strongest, with the freest in the world. we restore faith and values to millions of people in different countries. well, zalinski saying the ukraine is one with the quote freest in the world is like that person who's really kind of mediocre at best. and who walks up to you and says, hey, we

[000:00:00;00] a a top headlines on asi international, actually, china hits back to the u. s. move to block sales of computer chips by launching a suit against washington at the world trade organization. a corruption scandal and gulping the parliament claims its 1st victim. the deputy chairman dismissed from her post, but the european commission does seem for now to be overlooking the issue. these are all admits it's quote, highly probable that troops accidentally killed a teenage pilot during a weekend rate in the west bank city of jeanine and peru declared a state of emergency. after 2 protesters die and cautious with police crowds at their bonding immediate election with the evening, we go here at moscow where it's now just off to 7 o'clock and your top stories are lined up. so china has now hit back at a move to well export control measures on computer chips at china is launching a trade dispute. the w t o, it all comes off to washington, passed a sweeping set of regulations and october aimed at suppressing china's semiconductor industry details. now with r t is donald qua

u. s. and the u. of attempting to manipulate the international energy market. this comes after the you impose the price cut on russian energy in an attempt to undermine moscow's war chest. now, new russian legislation frees up the states major gas exporters from fulfilling foreign contracts. if they violate national guidelines, the details of moscow's revised policy will be finalized by the end of next week. when we, while present boots in criticized the u. s saying that washington has long been trying to destabilize post soviet states and is now exerting his influence over ukraine. ortiz, where we, sushi and donnell call to discuss the rush. only doesn't stock assessment with wishes causally moisture. we now say the u. s. is directly involved in the conflict . the u. s. has been dealing with this for a long time. it's been involved in trying to undermine us and influence ukraine since soviet times. our opponents have always tried to divide us and then tried to manage the separate parts. nothing new here while the russian president of course, spoke a lot about

u. s. africa summit and washington d. c. president joe biden has invited dozens of african leaders for 3 days of talks . it's the biggest international gathering of the u. s. capital, since the start of the cove at 19 pandemic own, she have returned to join us now from the summit and washington d. c. and, and what's happening at the summit today while the us africa business forum is under way several hours are paneled discussions with heads of state business leaders, u. s. government officials, i've been listening in it's been rather platter june. us so far just, you know, general statements about the potential for africa in the future. but that discussions about trade investments, agribusiness, the digital digital future secretary state lincoln will be addressing that forum in a few hours time. but everything is actually meeting up ready to present biden's address, to the forum at 1830 gmc abroad waiting to see what it also tone he strikes would constantly be being told that actually know though the u. s. isn't making africa choose between china rusher and the us. we respect african jo, strategic decisions, or are we looking for tha

u. s. as a direct threat to international order saying washington is behind regional turmoil in many countries. and burkina faso expels it's un coordinator declaring her persona non grata, accusing the official of painting a negative picture of the countries security situation.