u. s. just signed an agreement with as a by john on monday to double it's gas imports to europe in the coming. yes. well let's get more on that european commission president. ursula found a line was at the signing ceremony in back to which i could see a 50 percent increase in gas from azerbaijan. this year. i want to emphasize 3 points from our memorandum of understanding. the 1st is that we will double the supply of gas from as of a john to the european union. indeed with this and will you, we commit to the expansion of the southern gas corridor. this is already a very important supply road route for the european union, delivering currently more than 8 b. c. m 1000000000 cubic meters of gas per year. and we will expand its capacity to 20000000000 cubic meters in a few years. well, let's put those figures from us on the line into context because the aye. yay! says the gas imports from all sources outside of your asset of russia, even i wouldn't be enough to replace russian supplies. so let's hav

u. s. to designate the country as a safe sponsor of terrorism, that's just as the u. s. senate passed that a non binding resolution on the charge. eleanor an act of terrorism by the russians. they launched a strike on the facility where ukrainian prisoners of war soldiers as all fighters were being held. now they are trying to lie by blaming ukraine. biden's administration has been eager to label russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, accusing it of such activities in ukraine, which moscow has refuted nancy pelosi, one of the biggest supporters of the allegation has been pressuring anthony, blinking on the. * topic, but the official power to designate another country as such belongs to the u. s. state department. we spoke to international criminal lawyer, christopher black, who says the accusation is pure, a quote, fake news conjured up to give the us the greenlight to americas objectives. the timing of the dis attack this murder of their own troops as prisoners of war the day after a few days after the resolution was passed and the u. s. senate is so striking. so, bu

u. s. just had to let it's, it's interest to proceed what it believed. whether it's a come down like you just mentioned, i don't think so. i mean both sides were clean. what keen to kind of measure the optics of this way in advance and the, the meetings were very much administered beforehand. the cameras that were of that were allowed the speakers, et cetera. the president has been keen to say that this was mostly a visit to see the gcc with the regional countries and not a bilateral with the saudis, the disease, the saudi arabia is foreign minister, say foreign affairs that allow joe by said that the killing of jamal she'll do was a terrible mistake, but it's time the cuckoo 2 countries have moved on. is it time to move on? yes i, i absolutely think it is time to move on. and quite frankly, i think the both states have moved on, but there are still remained an element of frost illness at that elite level. and i think you know, between joseph biden. and of course the crown prince. there was still that frost in this and i still don't think that frost units

u. s. just resume these talks? clearly that would be of interest to both parties. well, the u. s. has a history of arrogance towards iran. in the past, every time the iranians agree to some sort of rapprochement with the united states, the american stab them in the back in the 1980s, the americans asked the wrong to help them for free hostages in lebanon. back then of course there was no has, will lock in the, in the early years of the the, the revolution in iran. and you run did so the americans out the run in the back after the war and of the saddam hussein imposed on iran. despite the fact that the u. s. gave saddam and the europeans gave them chemical weapons and military intelligence and political cover. after the war ended, iran gave an oil fields to an american oil company, conoco. u. s. slap sanctions against iran. later on in afghanistan, the iranians help the united states overthrow the taliban and al qaeda and then you're on what's called an axis of evil. and then after the nuclear deal again, the americans violated the deal and tore up the deal. so the problem is defin

u. s. just fine. and so they tend to turn a blind eye to, to these sorts of things. well, the migration crisis, it's been on the use agenda since at least 2015. so could it be that europeans are simply exhausted of playing along with refugee friendly policies of some countries? well, that's probably true. so certainly i think a, that's a good explanation. but i think we have to also acknowledge the fact that most of the refugees that are coming into europe are from conflicts that were created by europe in the united states, right? by nato operations in places like libya and iraq and afghanistan. you know, and i would say if you're a doesn't want wreck the, geez, they should stop engaging in wars that create refugees. and of course, even in ukraine itself, nato bears a huge responsibility for the conflict beginning, you know, they just agreed not to admit ukraine into nato. maybe this never would have happened. even the pope has said that, onto occasion that perhaps nato in, you know, a provoked or so again, i think, yes, i understand there's a certain weariness about

u. s. j doesn't just mention 708 and there is more chinese investment in the u. s. their total chinese investment in india is $8000000000.00 for the 16 trillion dollar economy. just about $8000000000.00 in india. mark chinese investment outside is $1.00 trillion dollars. majority of that, or a large part of it is in the u. s. and canada and europe. so, what i was trying to say is wondered about the, the statements given by the chinese ministers. and if you aren't a, b, b, there is a strategic depth between them. china, your trade is over $600000000000.00 and china's investment in c plus 17 countries is quite huge. italy, spain are all of those countries. fortunately, greece and spain, the investment in these bags on board is now functioning in any of the u. s. with infrastructure projects. and i just wanted say that these are all, it's no words. we have to see hard facts before we say that it is, it can get a 2nd of all we have to leave it there. one that one last thing that i would add is that there was also a lot of independence in russia. western europe, or says t

u. s. president, just put this very uncomfortable situation to bed for good to talk about that. i'm joined now by our correspondent to kill the cook. no, she's in washington. b keller, we just heard the saudi crown prince. mom had been salman. he told the you as president, i'm not responsible for the murder of journalist jamal, cuz shogi biden says, i think you are. i mean with that, does this put an into the story for american voters? probably yes, because american vote as at the moment i'm very much concerned about bread and butter issues about soaring inflation at the highest level in for decades of rising prices, which is pretty much the same thing. and also prices at the pump. having increased by 60 percent in just one year, having said that, this is a matter of principle and turbine is already getting quite a bit of flack over here at criticizing that. yes, he vowed he would raise human rights. he did raise cash. so he, but at the same time, this is a pretty much a climb down from his vow to make saudi arabia parias state over the mud. and as was indicated by a u. s. repor

so, yes, markets are up, but just the message centers around the u. s. not being a recession and just because market seem to be buying, that doesn't mean that a recession isn't coming. tidy. recession is still certainly on the table for many on wall street. morgan stanley's mike wilson says that the rallies of the past 2 days are a trap that were in a bear market. and that we haven't seen the bottom yet. bank of america has determined that we might see a recession, a mild recession, actually in the 2nd half of this year, they're looking at factors such as consumers, spending figures came out today. the consumer spending is down, business investment, residential investment is down also, inflation still raging. energy crisis around the world specially in europe, still raging, but also in the bright spots of the economy, the job market. we're seeing some cracks, such as unemployment taking up a vacancies ticking down. so recession is certainly still on the table for wall street. thank you very much for that update. teddy austro there on wall street for us no

u. s. is now just a quarter full. meanwhile, as the result of a major drought like made in nevada stores water for tens of millions of people that are this shrinking at an alarming rate. climate experts say that global heating is one of the leading causes a historic and deadly hate wife has been sweating, sweeping across europe. this wave smashing temperature record sparking fires and destroying crops and infrastructure. spain is one of the most badly hit countries. it's experiencing its worst year for, for forest fires. since records began in spain and neighboring portugal over 1700 people have died due to hate related conditions. and that figure is expected to increase. and italy has issued red alerts for some 16 cities on friday. is the current heat wave reached its peak there. abnormal and abnormally hot rather, and dry summers are becoming more common all over the world of china. and the usaa also gripped by searing hate waves this weekend side. a side climate change caused by human activities is to blame this area and nothing. spain used to be covered by losh pine forest. but the green w

u. s. just a day after a 1000 pilots walked off the job. the pilots took to the picket line off the talks over wages collapsed. walkout lead to the cancellation of about 50 percent of all shed your flights. the airlines chief executive says the decision is about financial reconstruction. scandinavian airlines isn't the only airline that's been struggling carriers around the world have been hit hard by staffing issues strike some financial woes. easy jets, chief operating officer, resigned on monday after the airline council, thousands of flights due to staff shortages. ryan, a cabin crews in spain planned to strike for 12 days this month, calling for higher pay and better working conditions. brussels airlines has cancelled hundreds of flights this summer to reduce the workload of to staff held a 3 day strike last month in june. more than 1200 pilots working for delta airlines went on strike. overpay norwegian ass shuttle filed for protection against creditors and shut down long whole flights last light 2020. earlier that spring latin. ameri

u. s. if they're just going to rip up a deal. so why not get nuclear weapons? well, 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 sustained 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 decided in march of this year. but that both sides are dragging their feet on. washington has to make up for the fact that it was indeed the u. s. abrogation of the deal under president trump that caused this trust deficit in the 1st place. iran continued to comply with the deal for an entire year before we gradually reducing i

u. s. and just a bit less than aviation, but somehow shipping escape scrutiny. shipping is the only sector it doesn't pay for carbon pollution. fine. bass off leads the shipping program at transport, an environment and enjo campaigning for cleaner transport. it's the only sector that doesn't pay taxes on the fossil fuels uses. it doesn't pay the 80 percent the global leaders, they agreed to impose 15 percent global minimum corporate taxation rate that was on one second. that was exempt as shipping. but how can that be given the scale ships handle some 90 percent of global trade? then there's a strange little enigma. imagine something going wrong on a japanese built american owned tanker. sailed by a philippine crew, managed by a cypriot sailing from china to canada and international waters. who do you blame? well, maybe panama, panama, marshall islands, liberia, bahamas, malta. this 5 countries, which you don't really hear on our, on a daily basis, right? they're not really big powers in the global politics or even economics. they are the king makers when it com

u. s. government, i just, again, i'm just now in the prescott because they don't think the u. s. isn't the recession, recession even if that technical milestone is reached of to, to straight a quarters of declining g d p because the labor market say strong company, adding $400000.00 jobs a month and be in a recession. that is the is the arguments that look out for thursday. and friday we got the consumer price index, which will give us another indication of how, how inflation is varying in the us chapter towns in washington dc. thank you. israeli forces have rated the palestinian village of cato at bonnie hall sun in the occupied westbank. they demolished the homes of 2 palestinians had been charged with killing a god in april at the illegal israeli settlement to arielle. abraham reports knowing you'd old as a dean meadow, he has been asking about his bicycle since the early hours of the morning. with the help of a friend, he managed to find what's left of it. the emitter, he found that he says, the only thing that we're left with now is the memories of 25 years after is really f

u. s. weapons. just on that very point in january this year, american weapons were reportedly used in an r, a strike in yemen, killing at least 18 people yet being americans biggest customer when it comes to arms, washington is said to be discussing, lifting a ban on the sales of offensive weapons to saudi arabia, if they can make progress in ending the war and in no agreements been reached. as yet so many journalists nasir r a v c. c. at new investigative committee will not be independent. the united states is coming to form or to create a committee what this committee would be doing. they say that they would, there will be be able from the bridge. then he'll council visit president. there's been council was made by saudi decisions. it is not independent. it is not to neutral at all. so they are saying that we want somebody to, to, to whitewash the water crimes not to investigate to why it was that, that rhymes this would be if it happens if this committee is created, it would be, i think, at this synth

u. s. capital. just over a 165 minutes to discuss a 187 crucial minutes has been under discussion now. in 7 different hearings that was the 8th ah, were gonna speak to she had returned, see, ah, who is live at capitol hill. but before that, let's have a quick up. some a began or with bernie benny thompson, the chair who gave us 3 key sentences. how to over a don't wanted to overturn an election. he summoned a mob and he recklessly blazed a path lest chaney then set out the case against donald trump. introduce to key witnesses, murphy, passenger, and sara matthews, one of former national security adviser, and the other one a trump aid. ah, and then there was several committee or investigations and interviews. ah, and then we heard from pat a triple oni, who introduced a couple of very strong statements and then cast the hutchinson who provided more detail on what had happened, particularly about the mob or wanting to attack v, p, vice president, vice president mike pence, and also that extraordinary video that part 2 then took us from post 88 minutes or of that $187.00. my just talks ab

u. s. is now just a quarter full as a result of a major drought like made in nevada stores water for tens of millions of people, but a shrinking at an alarming rate. climate experts say the global heating is one of the leading causes well, it's 2 weeks since the people interlink a storm. the presidential palace and other government buildings. the country now has a new president renel with grandma singer. a day after he was sworn in. he ordered a crackdown on the main protest camp outside the presidential palace, but many say they will remain until their demands are met. they w summary to chima has this update from the purchase cap. at this protest, camp is a mood of defiance. people here say that they will not move until they get what they want. reforms for the country. many of them experienced the hard to crack down by the military. they were beaten, and assorted president running became a singer, has defended the action saying these people had violated the law of the land. he also wants to give a strong message. the kind of scenes that we saw 2 weeks ago when people invaded the presidentia

u. s. is now just a quarter full. as a result of a major drought lake need in nevada stores water for tens of millions of people, but is shrinking at an alarming rate. climate experts say that global heating is one of the leading causes. we're here in berlin. hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in the annual christopher st day prize parade this year. it also is all support from the german parliament. this is the 1st for germany, the l to be t q. pride flag raised in front of the german parliament, standing tall as a symbol of support for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community. ah, hundreds of thousands of people took to the capital streets, celebrating and voicing that concerns. this light i am, i know been good friends gladly. it's still the case that especially in berlin taking that some way at night is nearly impossible because of all the crimes being committed. yes, we have same sex marriage in germany now, but a lot remains to be done. that would come up, man, lab one, divide up

u. s. manufacturers are experiencing is just what the northrop grumman, c. e o pointed out that they have some stocks stuck piles, but they don't have endless stockpiles. and i think that, that, that's why there's an appeal or the, the biden administration that come to, to, to clarify just what is the policy biden has said that he intends to keep on going to the end, whatever that means and, and us stockpiles are limited. the, not the ability of manufacturers to make this equipment is also running into issues, namely the, the, the, the supply chain issue. but also a lot of these, a lot of the equipment technology requires micro chips and what have you. and those are very difficult to get a hold of right now. so there's, there's also that aspect of it that, that creates a problem in their, their project team. manufacturers are for the equipment that ukraine would need our project in. it's going to take maybe a few years to be able to adequately supply and backfill, not only backfill, but also whenever a country such as poland and the other nato countries prov

u. s. it's all just going to going on brilliant salad as a brilliant video. i like the he mentioned my last e p most recent e t, which is called queen on com. well, to answer your question, samuel, if you're watching right now, i actually am on my american tour, which is for my, my most recent album, which is called empress m a. d c had a toy 2 days ago. i'm moving on to new york and houston as far as that, i'm african tor that will be after college season. i really me, caldwell to be over. so let's say maybe 2022 by god's grace. and there will be always more music. and collaborations with people over here. oh, so many corporation questions. all right, let me, let me go over them. collaboration questions on youtube and then on twitter here. so ivan says, working with artists from other countries. how has the experience helped your craft to think about that? let me just share a couple more. are you going to work with official? mula oh, i got that question a few days ago. what about collaboration with tim's a very know there now. yes, yes. how about if you open

u. s. fight administration. there's just no urgency. while, as you said, it is an unfortunate reality of that journalists reporting from places like the west bank and gaza have been killed before. but do you think that this killing is going to set some sort of precedent for journalists that want to do that in the future? it's an interesting case. definitely. people are feeling on edge in the west bank. i think the people are more encouraged to practise their journalism because of this killing. there's a culture in palestine of resistance to violence from the israeli side. so you'll see it only encourages more people to come journalists and to, of course, conduct their work in the field of in terms of the way the israelis get away with it. this is a green light from the united states to israel, that it can get away with this sort of action and that it's not going to do anything about it. the united states is far more interested in pursuing, you know, curry favor with different israeli political forces because of the ongoing sorts of cata

their ruling judges under pressure on that, just either with ah, what, you know, just a reminder of our top story is this l. u. s. president joe biden has just wrapped up afford a tour in the middle east. it started in israel, and his ending in saudi arabia just now ago, biden laid out his strategy for the middle east and a room full of regional leaders. i'd promised the u. s. would not walk away from the region. let that same event. saudi crown prince ma'am, had been salmon stress, the importance of cooperation with the u. s. he also said adopting unrealistic policies and energy will lead to inflation to lancaster. parliament has begun the process of choosing the next president. our minister ronald vick rema singer, is serving as acting president until a new leader is in place should happen. within the next week. the u. s. president, travel to saudi arabia after visiting israel or the occupied territory. just hours after he left the australia military carried out an ass strike on garza. the army says it hits a hamas weapons manufacturing site. it says at least 2 rockets were fired from gauze over the southern i

u. s. is withholding information about ukrainian losses just so as not to tip off the russian intelligence. it's always been u. s. military policy to, to make the situation on the ground look more positive than it is. we did this throughout the warrant afghans, dan, certainly we did this in iraq. we did it in, in vietnam. famously, when i went to afghanistan in 2009 with senator john kerry, when he was the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, we, we had a classified briefing that was led by more than a dozen us generals. and when we came out, the briefing senator kerry said to me, it looks like we're going to win this thing. and i said, no, we're not going to win this thing. they always stay that we're winning. every briefing that i've ever been in. they say we're winning and they're doing the same thing here now in the ukraine. yeah, the defense department's unwillingness to share such information has drawn parallels. john with howard glossed over failures and it's, we're in the galveston. do you see any similarities here? oh, very much so very much so you know, the reason w

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 reiterating that

u . s. sales. obama just serves the only purpose of feeling the tape is more, i think the u. s. strategic ambiguity, israeli misleading. the american people, it's misleading, is allies to the west. it's misleading. everyone else in the world. the united states has no legal right to interfere in the taiwan affairs or 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'm finished in 1949. we want to prevent the resurrection of civil war, but whatever the united states is doing is adding fuel to the fire and the may really cost the resurrection of civil war will be a disaster in the cross street relations. saudi arabia doesn't have the capacity to boost its oral production beyond $13000000.00 barrels per day . that's according to the countries crime prince. the united states came after jo biden's visit this week. the u. s. president was hoping to persuade the kingdom to off it's i put considerably to ease the pain americans are currently feeling out the bumps and high astro prices are soaring

u. s. sales. obama just serves the only purpose of feeling the tape is more, i think, the u. s. strategic ambiguity, israeli misleading, the american people. it's misleading is allies to the west. it's misleading. everyone else in the world. the united states has no legal right to interfere in the taiwan affairs or 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 civil war, but whatever the united states is doing is adding fuel to the fire and meet you may really cause the resurrection of civil war will be a disaster in the cross street relations. a while the us has promising more weapons to taiwan, a huge full of western arms and financial support continues to pour into ukraine, or no questions are increasingly being asked if that's leading to weapons smuggling in europe. you doesn't seem overly concerned though, recently raised rating. now the ukranian government is a reliable ally. you has no reason not to trust a government

u. s. is in decline. no doubt. they will scavenge on that bridge. i mean, what is happening in the ukraine need just the u. s. cap and ging on europe. these companies work very closely with the united states. you know, we get more and more in mash, gonna give them more. yeah. what the store with those articles kilograms would get. i just want to start sort of yes. yeah, i got you started with chris for future prices for nobody other people. but i wanna know why did you on an hour or 2 diesel and you're not the one with the or she's a stuff each was washing medicine prescribed by sri lankan don't as is usually foreign made and therefore it's all imported. the dollars, shaw, bryce has decimated supplies for many, many scenes that are you still anesthesia? i'm shocked for. and they so many items, not only drugs, but items that is required for the perform surgeries. i shop for you have course make a life. you have to make the, how to get your medicine. this is the way that hospitals are meeting at the moment, industry level. they're still petrol for ambulances. but doctors who live far away from work after q fo

and also uh eric just mentioned the g. seven and how the u. s. played a you do you agree? and also uh eric just mentioned leading role in providing help for ukraine? what effect is this? i still call it a culture war have on the rest of the world. all right, let me first say something about the decision. the roe v wade decision here. i think this is fundamentally a setback for equality of women and reproductive rights of course. and that's why it should be a concern for us in germany as well and in the rest of the world as well because it's an injustice and injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. we learned this from martin luther king very well and i think it's the hold today, so we should be concerned. but having said this, i think it's also true that where you have a lot of we should be concerned. but having said this, i think shade right now, not just on abortion, but other topics as well, gun control. um and the january six commission perhaps an example or two examples of things going uh as well, gun control. um and the january six commission better way u

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u. s. and comes just a day after a 1000 pilots walked off the job when wage talks collapsed. but as the laura bad man reports, it isn't the only airline and financial trouble people wanting to go away for holidays, maybe in for turbulent summer. airlines around the world, struggling with strength, staff shortages and the lingering fall out of pandemic locked downs, scandinavian airline f. a f has filed for bankruptcy protection in the us. it's blamed a pilot walk held over wages on monday or, or go, it's financial woes have been long running. first me to reduce it to jones, doing financial position and make significant kerstell directions in order to become a competitive the ongoing strike and mixes chancing situation, even char from in the u. k. low cost airline, easy jazz has been forced the cart 10000 of its scheduled 160000 flights. the carrier blames workers shortages saying the problem is a lack of ground staff. so on monday, easy, just announce the chief operation officer peter bellow had step down to pursue other opportunity. we are willing british airways, passengers

u. s? well, it just for the defense, the divide between she was a east and west. what we're saying is a creation of a new cold war, which has a lot of similarities with, with the last one. the difference being today that the rest of the world does not necessarily subscribe to everything that the united states says. the united states has lost tomorrow high ground over the recent years, and really struggling to define itself and struggling to build a new coalition of allies. and it does have some very strong allies, very supportive allies in the democratic states like the britain and the like. but the reality is that it is just saying the same by much of the developing world africa, middle east, and lot of asia as just another competitive people's support. what your thoughts on this, in your answer, just then about the moral high going to obviously russia isn't the 1st country to launch a military intervention. us has launched efforts in iraq, syria county is done libya and yemen and is obviously negatively impacts those countries. do you think washing just have the

u. s. city of chicago. just minutes after the start of the parade celebration or 4th of july, a suspect has yet to be apprehended at police say they recovered. a high powered rifle from the scene, russian president vladimir putin has ordered his forces to continue the offensive and eastern ukraine after capturing the city of lucy chanst. now claiming control of the new hon screeching russia, stepping up, attacks on may bring to nets. should arms, military leader says the army is withdrawing from ongoing talks with political and civil society groups. before we a government in a televised dress, ogden photo han said the move will allow no, naturally does. to leave the transition to civilian rule have been mass anti military protest across you down in recent days. and a crackdown on thursday killed 9 people. she downs faced political instability since the asking a long time. neither omar bashir in 2019 the military restitution shall not take part in the current negotiations to give room to the political under volit