u. s. is really last ground in the region and elsewhere as we've seen in eastern europe as well. and part of that is the obama administration, you know, the result of the obama administration and policies. ok, well, joe biden said when he addressed the meeting on saturday, he said washington's not walking away. we're not going to leave a vacuum to be filled by russia. china or iran, is he doing enough now to, to try to, to make men's to make good with the gulf states with saudi arabia, partners? well, i, i think, personally, he's saying the right things. and moreover, i think the united states administration's before have we said the right things. i don't necessarily think he said anything new the, you know, what we heard were a lot of statements that, of principles, of declarations and statements of, of principles. but you know, time will tell, i think that just expand upon what as i had mentioned, indeed there is this notion that there is this vacuum and i think it's been prominent in the pa

u. s. is an expert in that doing, and we know that russia's long time plan is for all humanitarian aid to come to demoss goes to the legitimate government and from there to be distributed throughout 3rd period. so it's not very surprising to me that china is effectively under threat from the united states at the moment with the in circle meant of high one, the, the threatening by nancy pelosi to, to visit taiwan against the express wishes of china. to maintain the one, china, and legitimacy. i rasa, of course, is fighting its own war now in ukraine. so it's in the interest of both countries to let say pressure. the u. s. coalition into a restoring theory is territorial integrity, restoring the resources to the theory and people lifting sanctions and enabling humanitarian aid into syria to, to facilitate restoration of a country that's been destroyed by the u. s. coalition effectively. well, how likely do you think it is that the u. s. is going to do that and withdraw from syria after a specifi

is keen on tapping the german market. we actually have a $1000000.00 who want to seal up between the u. s. and germany and they'll, they'll absolutely be that. and that'll happen of the, you at the u. s. is capable of, you know, stopping in and replacing the loss of the russian gas in the market. but the competition for gas, which can be supplied by existing ellen g plans is fierce other than a poland. in lithuania, no regard. no new re guest terminals were bill was in the last 7 or 8 years. and so as, as china and asia finishes terminal, they immediately contract up a allergy contracts. and that reduces supply available for europe. so europe does need to make some decisions. images from venture globals. corporate video show how their louisiana facility was completed in just 29 months. the us wants to expand fast, a kind of gold rush atmosphere. other companies are also active on the gulf of mexico and others on the texas border. the all hope for quick government permits and want to invest heavily. but despite the rush, it takes time. the sion near company is trying to sign deals that will

u. s. is making its way through congress. the country is set to choose between becoming a u. s. state independence or free association status. also coming up on the program, it's not only ukrainian or me that they're fighting against as a positions very close to year for, for in the mercenaries, as well. as the crew joined russian lead forces on the done yet line where the army is now targeting ukrainian military positions here is using to show the neighboring city of them. yes. ah, thanks for joining us at 8 am this friday morning. my name is peter scott bringing you all the latest news here on ot see for my headquarters rights in the russian tucker. while so many european officials continue to blame, russia fall that domestic issues, hunger is foreign minister, has come to moscow to secure a new deal to buy russian gas. he says it's impossible to find alternative sources of fuel for the upcoming winter little so side moral side of mussel whether we like it or not. and whether we want it or not. now it is impossible to purchase an additional 700000000 cubic meters of gas with

u. s. is the 2nd largest emitter and any curb on its ability to reduce its carbon emissions are going to have implications for everybody. president trump, for example, had already abandoned the paris agreement, which would, is the global effort to reduce temperatures, to well below $1.00 to sense. great. yes, sorry. and before like above, pre industrial levels for president biden brought the u. s. back in. and this is going to be a problem in terms of them trying to keep their carbon emissions low so that they can meet that goal under the parts agreement, the supreme court, not too popular with the buying and ministration at the moment. so i thought well, louise osborne from d w environment. thank you very much for bringing this up. take takes the oil cartel. opec and its allies will increase daily output by 648000 barrels of oil in august as announced on thursday. opec plus is it's known which includes saudi arabia, russia, and other major oil producers is sticking to a plan of moderate incre

u. s. is trying to force attract countries to choose sides again. and people are resisting. and that's a positive part of the positive trend of puppies. i correctly identify. but we have such big problems that we need to somehow figure out a way for the u. s. in the europeans to get back in the game in a positive sense. because even if we've talked look about global warming. if the that what, what one of the consequences of what this war that the russian invasion of ukraine is setting back the need for boot dealing aggressively with global warming, setting this back potentially for years is and so yeah, but, but peter does know and you try to convince me that these people actually believe this about climate change. i mean, if it is so existential, so dire, and they flip on it on a dime, no, we have to go after russia 1st. i mean, they sincere people, or they just buffoons well then up the phones as that's part of the problem. and they can be dangerous. it, you know, because of their ideology,

u. s. is currently making its way to congress. countries said to choose between becoming us states independence, all free association states is also coming up on the program. it's not only ukrainian or me that they're fighting against as positions very close to here for, for in the mercenaries, as well as the crew joined russian lead forces on the done yes. on the line where the army is now targeting in the military positions is using to show the neighboring city of them. yes. a you from our headquarters here in moscow this friday. this is our team to national mine is peter scott. and he's the top stories this our well, some european officials continue to blame russia for their domestic issues. hunger is foreign ministers come to moscow to secure a new deal to buy russian. gus, he says it's impossible to find alternative sources of fuel for the coming winter. little so side bull, sad muzzle whether we like it or not. and whether we want it or not. now it is impossible to purchase an additional

u. s. fully demonstrate that the u. s. is the destroyer of peace and stability in the taiwan strait and a maker of security risks in the taiwan strait. us china, tensions are on the rise amid conflicting messages over taiwan coming from washington. beijing considers the island part of its territory, while the u. s. does not recognize, ty, one as an independent country. washington has shown strong backing for the island nation. early this week, the state department defended its decision to approve potential arms sales to taiwan with over 100000000 dollars of the china demanded the u. s. cancel the deal . ages to these professor benjamin chow told us that by focusing on beijing, washington wants to shift the attention away from his domestic problems. the current us initiation isn't united behind policies visit some have already expressed concerns. the u. s. has always, you know, send mixed messages regarding some we do any type of problems. look at the rationale behind all these exposure from the domestic politics in the us. yo

u. s. is still working towards if 11 transparent investigation but as palestinians you would tell you they're not expecting that the u. s. is going to be the party that will bring them justice. we've heard over and over again, statements by the u. s. urging before that investigation to happen, but when it did happen from the u. s. a side, the language was fluid. they could then say that it was a targeted killing by the israeli forces that hit shooting. the family has issued the statement after, via the us administration has launched that investigation, saying that they are not convinced that this brings cheering and the justice. this is why many palestinian journalists who were not allowed to pause and ask any questions in the conference war. this share that says justice. fortunately, there was a picture of her in the press conference and people wanted to relay the message loud and clear. they want justice for shooting and accountability for those who killed her and that, and as you're speakin

i think this is the biggest paradox in u. s. foreign policy. on the one hand, it recognized one china policy that taiwan is part of china and president and the government throughout the decades of all confirmed that they will never support the independence of taiwan. however, the funny thing is in that domestic policy, they also have this taiwan act which allows down to, to protect, tie was defense. what we see that the u. s. is keep pushing the envelope to create trouble over the taiwan strait. because yes, there is no way that taiwan will become an independent intelligence because it is part of china as the rest of the world has old recognized. and now to the latest news from the front lines where russia and ukrainian troops are engaged in a new heavy weapons, dual russia has engaged its kinder ballistic missile system to target ukraine's cracking nationalist battalion, hiding out inside a local meat processing plant. in the heart of region, killing up to 30 soldiers and destroying 10 combat vehicles. meanwhile, both guns can dynamics, militar

u. s. is bipartisan. and while there is some shakiness on them, the democratic side with progressives who are much more interested in taking up the cause of palestinian human rights that among establishment, democrats. you are very concerned about maintaining this commitment, as well as the republican party. mean, the problem is in the, in the short term that is certainly advantageous politically. the longer term i do think the question is what happens in israel is very important. and it's going toward another election which will undoubtedly result in a result more to the right. and the question is, what happens to palestinians by some estimates? there are currently more arabs between the jordan river and the mediterranean, the jews. so the question of how is real manages to be both democratic and jewish and to find some settlement for millions of people who are under occupation is very important issue. the could be explosive and i don't think anything was advanced by this trip. the presidents

so why is the u. s. considering this move now in the face of continued breast from beijing, while there have been increasing reports of the bible administration is concerned that china could be getting ready to move in and take taiwan in the coming months. the only problem, even the mainstream media reports have been for us to admit that us officials have no confirmation that china is actually planning such a move. however, there is now the fear that china could follow through on its threats and retaliate . if the u. s. proceeds with this plan to send a delegation to taiwan next month. and so that brings men ship continues to mount threatening. a major conflict between 2 nuclear powers as neither side shows any signs of backing down. political analyst and researcher christopher holly says that american politicians deliberately tried to provoke china to set the world against beijing. you have people like john bolton, you know who leaders in war mongers who are, who are openly saying that nancy pelosi sho

u. s. is offered taiwan support. if beijing tries to impose it's rule, there, joe biden, and cheating being talked for 2 hours and are reportedly exploring the idea of meeting and person freeze intentions flared when it was reported that you as how speaker nancy pelosi was planning to visit the island chinese. same media say she warned bitin not to get involved saying quote, those who play with fire will only get bert president, she's in pings, bowling to the us. made headline. news in china with out of his message. don't play with fire over taiwan b to our conversation. was said to be broad ranging, but tensions over a potential visits by washington's 3rd most powerful politician dominate to the agenda. abscess. beijing views taiwan as a breakaway state of the mainland on denounces any political engagement which i pay on this democratically elected government. to does a jill me these remarks once again show that such an u. s. politicians flew out of the selfish interests one, nothing but tensions in china. us relati

u. s. is promising a new era of engagement with the middle east. joe biden is making his 1st trip to the region since becoming president, and he'll have many issues to deal with over the next 4 days. biden's 1st stop is israel, where he's musing, acting prime minister ya in appeared and former lead at benjamin netanyahu. he'll then head to the occupied west bank to meet palestinian authority. president mackwood abbas biden is expected to face questions about the killing of al jazeera correspondence to rhian broccoli, who was a palestinian american. the u. s. state department found that israeli gun fi likely killed the journalist, but couldn't definitively conclude the bullet's origin. a group of democratic sentences is written an open letter saying the investigation doesn't live up to the administration's cause for an independent, incredible inquiry. greater bruce, greater stability, greater connection is critical. critical for my are for all the people of the region, which is why we'll be we'

u. s. is finding it incredibly difficult to renegotiate that treaty sale. ah, this is a failure, again of the west of america, because certainly, no one trusts the america will stick to it still, that's the iranian way of thinking right now. why should we trust the us if they just going to rip up a deal? so why not get nuclear weapons? while there is a growing chorus of voices in terror on that feel that the only way for them to have the right leverage to be able to negotiate a sustain deal that they can trust with washington and with other world powers is to increase their status from having a very rich nuclear program to one of that of a nuclear threshold state, or perhaps even getting a nuclear weapon. unfortunately, i would be extremely risky for the entire global security architecture because it would probably incite some sort of a military conflict in the region, particularly with israel. so we really do need to get washington and toronto agree to the roadmap that was already largely dec

u. s. is escalating tensions and the u. s. sales of vom just serves the only purpose of fueling the pages more. i think the u. s. strategic ambiguity is really misleading the american people. it's misleading it's allies in the west. it's misleading everyone else in the world. the united states has no legal right to interfere in the taiwan affairs, all to become an obstacle to the national renew vacation of china. i think what the united states is doing is getting involved in a civil war. i'll finish the 1949. we want to prevent the resurrection of that civil war, but whatever the united states is, duty is adding fuel to the fire and may, it may really cause the resurrection of last civil war. that will be a disaster in the cross straight relations. but while the u. s is promising more weapons to taiwan, a huge flow of western arms and financial support continues to pour in to ukraine. now questions are increasingly being put forward if that's leading to weapons smuggling in europe. the ear, though not overly concerned, recently

u. s. is trying to force attract countries to choose sides again. and people are resisting, and that's a positive part of the positive trend that peppy is i correctly identifying. but we have such big problems that we need to somehow figure out a way for the u. s. in the europeans to get back in the game in a positive sense. because even if we talk look about global warming. if the that what, what one of the consequences of what this war that the russian invasion of ukraine is setting back the need for boot dealing aggressively with global warming, setting this back potentially for years is and so yeah, but, but peter does know and you try to convince me that these people actually believe this about climate change. i mean, if it is so existential, so dire, and they flip on it on a dime, no, we have to go after russia 1st. i mean, they sincere people or they just buffoons well then up the phones that's, that's part of the problem. and they can be dangerous it because of their ideology, because the way they view the world and this goes back to the star

i think this is the biggest paradox in u. s. foreign policy. on the one hand, it recognized one china policy that taiwan is part of china and president and the government throughout the decades of all confirmed that they will never support the independence of taiwan. however, the funny thing is in that domestic policy, they also have this taiwan act which allows them to, to protect, tie was defense. what we see that the u. s. is keep pushing the envelope to create trouble over the taiwan strait. because yes, there is no way that taiwan will become an independent teletech because it is part of china. as the rest of the world has whole recognized russian officials say key of troops have shelter village in the course, the region across the border from ukraine. according to some eye witness reports, rockets were aimed at a local school and the sugar factory, with people across the village, forced to shelter in their basements. local authorities say, russian military forces have fired back and suppressed the ukrainian artillery. now we go to other up

is even dawning. any reform they lost focus of that target audience. don't worry. i've seen the u. s. army recruitment ad. and there is a girl called emma, who has 2 moms. i feel completely safe. i recently watched emma's video and i wondered if i was watching a u. s. army recruitment video or, and netflix originals trailer. but it keeps going. the u. s. navy is now raising awareness about pronouns for l. g b t fried my. using the right pronouns is really simple way to affirm someone's identity. it is a signal of acceptance and respect. if it's a signal of acceptance and respect, how do we go about creating a safe space for everybody? that's a good question. a really good way to do that is to use inclusive language. now the new woke optics might be one thing, but there are real problems that the u. s. military has failed to meaningfully address. among them are suicide and sexual assault. the brass are holding summit on these matters, but incident persist. what's the problem? well, it appears commander in chief joe biden isn't as popular as he might think years, but it also appears th

u. s. is in the grips of an extreme heat wave. parts of california are seen temperatures close to 40 degrees celsius. are joining me now is meteorologist matthew could produce in washington method. good to see you at the u. s. is no stranger to wildfire, but what are the, what is it about these particular fires that a so hard to contain? one of the challenges that challenges that these days we're seeing extreme while our behavior. thanks large human change. now we've got these big, high pressure sitting over the lower 48 begging much of the country with well, of average temperatures. pushing asked, 40 almost 45 boss. now here's the thing for every degrees celsius, the air tension recent, the air home about 7 percent more walk in california where there is no water. suddenly that means you're desecrating the landscapes checking all the moisture out of the ground, right. and that much more dry fuel requires to work with at the same time. so when you have is extremely more air masses, you're say l

u. s. is also different country than it was 20 years ago with growing economic in domestic pressure, there is even less of an appetite in the american public for forever wars awards in the region. so guess original question was, can this the wrong nuclear gilby salvation? what would it take nika? can you get us started, please? yes, so i've been critical of the biden administration and i want to also voice micro, some of they want to inside. obviously there is a conservative flash hard line administration in power right now. present re fi comes from the conservative camp. and iranian, 1st of all have refused to meet with the americans directly. they have their own logic thing. the u. s. is not part of the j c p, but i still think he would help if they met directly and sort of speed up at least the process or speak face to face with the u. s. negotiate a rob miley and it would hopefully help diplomacy. i think both side needs to compromise and meet maybe not exactly halfway, but try to come up

is very important am. and now as the world changes, we need to change with it. and this transforms the u. s. liquefied natural gas industry from an environmental threat to a beacon of hope, even in germany. and to wrap up a british staple is coming under no pressure, fish, and chips are getting more expensive. that's thanks to a new tariff on russian seafood. the u. k. government is slapping a 35 percent tax on russian whitefish in response to the war in ukraine, whitefish as a big import for many fish and ship suppliers. shops were already hiking prices due to supply problems, which could still get worse. russia is also one of the world's largest explorers of a classic fish and chips catch cod. well, that's all we've got for you today for more you can head over to our website, d, w dot com backslash business. you can also find us on the dw news, you youtube channel, and we're also on facebook from me and the whole business team here in berlin. thank you so much for watching. talk you tomorrow. with is the end of the pandemic in sight. we show what it could look like, return to normal and w

is that the u. s. o u. s. is the one we got to do that's come in with you as the montessori, that's kind of pressure or beaching anytime. go back with this especially now given the fact that most, i don't want to say on countries, but somebody come to the some joining club normalization which means you're accepting them as a major in order to gain control security. let me just bring in my one shot on apologies moran. so would you like to comment on what's going on? i should always say and also talk to us about the optics of all of this because the 2 men had a press conference, they left, they didn't take any questions from journalist. he spent about an hour with the palestinians versus day and a half of the is really is, is you know, your reactions well. absolutely that the palestinians are in a way trapped on the patients. a new patient where the united states is partly responsible because they wouldn't have been able to maintain this occupation without the american support. that the last, sir, oh, when that w

u. s. is making its way to congress. the country is said to choose between becoming a us state independence or free association states. africa, criticizes europe. you turn cold to increase energy supply in an attempt to replace russian commodities up to years of that bike over new fossil fuel development projects across the continent. parts of a stall to pre agenda. it's not only ukrainian or me that they're fighting against as positions very close to year full of foreign mercenaries as well on r t. crew joints. russian lead forces on the done yes, phone line where the army is now targets in ukraine's military positions, which give uses to relentlessly shells the neighboring city. often. yes. with thank you for joining us early this friday morning. my name is peter scott bringing you all the latest news here on our team for my headquarters here in the russian capsule. welcome to the program. awesome european officials continue to blame russia for their domestic issues. hungary to foreign minister has come to moscow to sec

u. s. is sending weaponry in the ukraine is to inflict as much pain as possible on crushes, giving them these weapons. they know they're going to be used against is like they say, oh, we told ukraine is not to use them against russians or against russians on russian search. it was, of course, the weather is going to be huge against rather than roughly 30. everybody knows that it's ridiculous and pretend that this isn't going to happen. china has called on the united states to stop looting syrian resources with beijing also slamming washington double standards on human rights. may on the she may, you, as a troops still occupy serious principal oil fields and we're producing bread basket regions. the u. s. armies, plunder of syrian resources has aggravated the humanitarian crisis on the ground. some angry syrians have complained that the u. s. came for profit and would leave when all profit is gone. they say the us presence in syria itself is a type of terrorism. the u. s. claims to hold itself

u. s. in 2023. is making its way through congress, despite voting against the bill lawmaker his, his garcia, saves it some initial step towards the self determination of puerto rico. while to day marks, an important 1st step in the d colonization process of puerto rico. i could not in good faith support the passage of puerto rico status act in its current form. the colonization of puerto rico is a shameful part of our country's history. from the moment the u. s. took control of the island to a century of limited citizenship. the imposition of pro mesa and our failures in disaster response. puerto rico's relationship with the u. s. is rooted in a history of racism, exploitation, and oppression. the time is now for the process of d. colonization and self determination on the island. however, dependence on the u. s does not end with di colonization. the puerto rico status on comes in moss protest taking place on the island. public anger was sparked by soaring energy prices with hundreds of people taking t

he is a journalist and author of 3 books on the u. s. constitution. and in mexico we cross to alex rubenstein. he is an investigative journalist. i, gentleman cross are girls. in fact, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate the boy sure, let me go to you 1st in washington. i'm is reality slowly catching up to this propaganda effort to we've seen since the sort of the conflict. i mean, you know, we have a president zalinski and his wife. they have time for vogue magazine, a shooting something that who is a can to war porn. zalinski want saw, as the european union is cutting back dramatically on energy usage. the ukraine wants it free now and we can go on and on. i've lost count. how many billions of dollars and arms have been sent there, but it's not working. okay. the propaganda is there, but the reality is forcing people slowly. but surely that this is a lost cause in the boyish a. go ahead. i don't think the west is quite there yet. i think they're still in the doubling down and denial stage that the, the vogue photo shoot

u. s. is currently in a recession, even if that number is negative, we're not in a recession. now, i will say that the textbook definition of recession is not, is not too negative quarters of gdp. the by the ministration is reassuring that everything is fine. as you heard the secretary of the treasury, janet yell and she is saying that this isn't a recession, this is quote, a transition in which growth is slowing, a transition in which road is flowing, she's not a recession. now this is a similar thing in response to the issue of inflation, inflation in united states that a 40 year high and we've been reassured by us officials. this is simply a matter of transition. however, the inflation has continued. it has continued to be an issue. it's not simply a temporary issue of transition, it's continuing to go on now at this point in response to this issue, inflation, we have the buying and ministration spending billions of dollars with a law that they call the inflation reduction act of 2022. this

u. s. is once more trying to create tensions and crises across the region through relying on the failed policy of iran, a phobia, a joint statement released after biden's trip to israel emphasized us lead efforts to preventive. ron from building a nuclear bomb biden has asserted the u. s. could militarily force against iran as a quote, last resort. earlier this week, iran president promised a harsh response to an escalation by washington or its allies. for more or less, we can cross alive to political analyst and researcher christopher. hello, ali. thanks for being with us here. on our international thank you very much for having me. so what's your opinion of to ron's claims of the u. s. stoking iran, a phobia in the middle east? the iranian government, this is correct. and the sad part is that the biden's trip to the middle east, the 1st one in this presidency, was marked by a strong and t iran sentiment. and that was both in israel and also in saudi arabia . and we have to realize that this

u. s. is arriving, pushing back the russians is now a matter of time lou. hans, he said, will be the only russian victory in ukraine. i broke off in berlin. this is the day ah, the damage and the devastation, homeschooled hospitals and other critical infrastructure, will take years to rebuild. you will recover and they will destroy again, it will be on finish the process. and this which ensuring a peaceful life in the territories controlled by russian troops will continue to those. and he'll do. they keep shelling us, shelling and more shelling with a view to recovery. we must increase our support. it costs more than 700000000000 the most adequate and just way is to season youth rushes, assa frozen, and our sanctions recovery. it's always about business. it is also a moral duty on moral obligation. also coming up the ever changing and mutating corona virus. europe is seeing a rise in cases. could this be the start of a summer search dividers? those love seemed to have the season ality seemed.

u. s. is undisputed believe is the thing that the u. s. wishes to maintain, and any nations that do not sign on to us protection will that receive the us punishment. and that's what we call bullying. and that's what we call progression and false, and it's illegal to a force which the u. s. has already demonstrated initially new flavio and when, when they go to way relaxed us demonstrate to the in iraq and libya and so on and so forth. it's the u. s. game plan, you will do it nicely if you agree, and if you don't agree we're going to believe. so the idea of lincoln that he wants to stop this kind of system in the world is, is ridiculous. what lincoln wants to do is to confine bullying to the us and the u. s. power. no one else. the main story this our do you head over to r t dot com or our social media pages for more money speak to scott and he's been great. have you with us? i l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders at confl

u. s. is european allies on twitter already, and i mean, do you remember was one guy doe, america's yes man, who basically tried to overthrow the venezuelan government several years ago. i mean, he's definitely going to look a lot less like a freedom fighter now and a lot more like a foreign agent to your average american and bolton, even called vin, as well as government in a legally elected government. i wrote about venezuela in the book and it turned out not to be successful, not that we had all that much to do with it, but i saw what it took for an opposition to try and overturn and illegally elected president and they failed. we have to understand that bolton's admission of failure in venezuela, his admission that washington organizes kudos talk around the world. i mean this all actually flies in the face of what former secretary of state mike pompei o said back in 2019. as the venezuelan government was an, as a life and death struggle over the country, sovereignty on peo said that the u.