u. s. is already in the recession, technically in the recession. boss caught a want and caught it to have been negative numbers. i, sol, usa, usa, girl, said the u. s. kind of is really, you know, safe in a really how dangerous could it be for the euros, or that is the 19 nations that use the euro. if there is a recession later this year? well, i was had to recess in also with a pandemic. so where, you know, danger isn't really the right number, or suppose we were hoping for a quick growth asked of them. but of course now with a more in, in rush that this is not gonna happen. either european economies, a strong economy could, whether this, i think what's important was here is some really the weakest. they're how they weakest will be hit. primarily because this is an energy sunni will affect households. in particular, the poor households in ways that are, you know, who we need to be need to watch for this. the european economy hollinger will recover after us because we are talking about really the winter asked that many things will be different pay marlena. decoupling of european energy consumption from russia or other and means of any providing branja wi

u. s. in its allies gave i'll kind of the opportunity to rebuild. u. s. military officials have warned that this group has been trying to rebuild enough janice done. so i think what it tells us is that the u. s. might have pulled out of afghanistan a year ago. but that is still very closely watching security developments on the ground there seems the misconduct in washington dc. thank you. now a top white house official is wanting tyna not to manufacture a crisis over a possible visit to tie one by us. how speaker nancy pelosi, taiwanese media reporting that potosi will visit the island during her asia tool. the chinese government says it will view a visit by below c as a provocation. and once that beijing would take the wrong counter measures in response and defended sovereignty and territorial integrity highway. bonnie glazer is the director of the asia program at the german marshall fund of the united states. she has more on nasty policies, potential visit to taipei. i think it's very likely that speaker pelosi will go to taiwan. she was supposed to

u. s. is definitely doing it kind of broad, but you have to think that they'd at least have to be thinking about abuse. china is the topics quarter in the world, and the u. s. may have shipped a ton of soybean something. 14000000000 dollars last year, with china's exports to the united states. $76000000000.00 in cell phones. $59000000000.00 in computers. it's a bit of a big difference there. china exports important here in the u. s. i'm seeing in new york for us. thank you very much. marketing energy prices are causing misery, thousands across europe and beyond. but for oil companies, it's a different story. the soaring cost of a barrel of crude means that posting enormous quarterly profits b p is actually the latest. and it's just that that has q 2 profits are over 3 times what they were a year reco shall recently face to the 2nd 5 fold increase in profits. meanwhile, frances, total energy source profits more than double american majors. exxon mobil and chevron both almost quadruple that you to profit. so these gains came with an oil averaged price per bow of a $114.00. so i discuss this a

u. s. are we seeing any kind of a tipping point of for, for electric production? the u. s. is more companies announce production plans? and as governments offer more incentives and even relations well, my be a little bit early to tell everyone's talking about the inflation reduction act. that's the act that which is passed here in the united states signed by joe biden. it is fundamentally a climate bill in e. v. manufacturing is right at the center of it evie manufacturers and consumers will get huge tax breaks, but there are a number of stipulations. there are requirements that are aggravating. some companies and countries who may be excluded and the cases that are car manufacturers need to assemble these vehicles here in the united states macros down the supply chain, including the batteries. that's why we're seeing honda and, and um our number of other car makers, a race to make these manufacturing facilities here in the united states. all right, go be financial correspond teddy austro taken us through that. honda battery deal from new york. thank you. it went from a mai

u. s. so this kind of control is a potential capability. it doesn't look like your typical on off switch, of course. anyway, that is the most important factor in the world, but having this technological capability is one thing. another question is, will they decide to use it up to restore the algorithm? nino, there were diverse reactions to your comments. michael, so more skeptical, a mobile research group expert, for example, said that if disabling smartphones was a realistic cyber threats, we could talk about disabling aircraft equipment, which hasn't happened on seems like this option is not on the table. what do you say about that or the golf course? the other breakables, though is the with proposing bread with well 1st we do not know what is on the table. before late february, there had been a lot of things we thought would be impossible, but, but now we are witnessing the disabling of several infrastructure elements. we are registering a drastic increase in attacks. major retailers are sold for 10 euros in our country . he would have

u. s. lot was not alone when medical skill, these are mostly american companies, the platforms i found or android or developed in the u. s. so this kind of control is a potential capability. it doesn't look like your typical on off switch, of course. anyway, that is the most important factor. but having this technological capability is one thing. another question is, will they decide to use it or war? yes, it was what i'm talking about. yep. well, a girl. i think it might be possible if there is a series escalation and the war, and it would be some type of hybrid strategy. simply disabling smartphones in some territories, pointless. this measure would likely have to be part of some kind of package. for example, if we become very successful on the front lines and the west realizes, can do anything about this. we could certainly expect some hybrid attacks in the information space and simultaneous actions that would significantly damage our infrastructure. when this was this necessarily affect smartphones, or maybe would they target base stations or other i o t elements? i can't make any predictions. i can only say that there is a hypoth

u. s. her, nor was not a mom were medical skill. these are mostly american companies, the platforms i found, or android, or developed in the u. s. so this kind of control is a potential capability. it doesn't look like your typical on office, which of course, anyway, that is the most important factor in the world. but having this technological capability is one thing. another question is, well they decide to use it up to stored broadly. nino thought there were diverse reactions to your comments. so mos skeptical a mo, bout research group expert, for example, said that if disabling smartphones was a realistic cyber threats, we could talk about disabling aircraft equipment, which hasn't happened on seems like this option is not on the table. what do you say about that sort of the golf course? the of the buckles though, as though it's probably bread with well 1st we do not know what is on the table and i know before late february, there had been a lot of things we thought would be impossible but, but now we are witnessing the disabling of several infrastructure elements, we are registering a drastic increase in attacks. major retailers are sold

u. s. publication. so what kind of, what might was safe? might that take this response? well, i think the child, you thought there obviously a you know, basically depending administered by the wrong until a parent or real wallraven situation. i think that's necessarily easy. you know, they're all, you know, taking the venture to a to be in the county. because the effort that will be of beacon began to washington and i'm pretty sure washington will not take the band. it will not be able to take advantage of from situation given the chinese joy advantage being close to their home. and also i would say again, just like they did, they, you know, that they can say, oh, i don't care about the sanction all well and then be expensive. may not be buying today. but you can say they will not be in tomorrow and not be buying for you today, but not sure about the family members. all of those companies who donate to politicians like black or on like not the love they will provoke recklessly and basically lead into a war thing. but we have a countable. yeah, there is the politics. one

u. s. no, it was not on my medical ski, these are mostly american companies, the platforms i found or android or developed in the u. s. so this kind of control is a potential capability. it doesn't look like your typical on off switch, of course. anyway, that is the most important factor in the world, but having this technological capability is one thing. another question is, will they decide t? is it a war? yes, that was what i'm talking about. yep. all ago, i think it might be possible if there is a series escalation and the war, and it would be some type of hybrid strategy and simply disabling smartphones in some territories, pointless. this measure would likely have to be part of some kind of package. for example, if we become very successful on the front lines and the west realizes that it can do anything about this, we could certainly expect some hybrid attacks in the information space and simultaneous actions that would significantly damage our infrastructure. when this was this necessarily affect smartphones, or maybe would they target base stations or other i o t elements? i can't make any predictions. i can only say that

u. s. ability to pursue this kind of goal. and of course, as china rises, it is perhaps the only country in the world that can challenge american gemini. so this is a very rational, even predictable response. and how is china are responding to this? so i think that it's important to say that this talk of shooting down a close, he's playing or intercepting it is not entirely an american invention. so there were chinese voices, some very influential ones, like who seeing the former editor in chief of the global tribes, who said exactly that, you know, if the plane is not intercepted and doesn't turn around, it could be shot down. so ah, certainly there are voices that are more hawkish, but i think what we see happening to your point about the chinese being very measured, i would say exhibiting both discipline and strategic patience is look at what happened in hong kong in the unrest a few years ago, there were people in china saying that the p l a should go in to put down this unrest, but instead, what did china do? it inactive?

u. s. ability to pursue this kind of goal. and of course, as china rises, it is perhaps the only country in the world that can challenge american gemini. so this is a very rational, even predictable response. and how is china are responding to this? so i think that it's important to say that this talk of shooting down a close, he's playing or intercepting it is not entirely an american invention. so there were chinese voices, some very influential ones, like who seeing the former editor in chief of the global tribes, who said exactly that, you know, if the plane is not intercepted and doesn't turn around, it could be shot down. so ah, certainly there are voices that are more hawkish, but i think what we see happening to your point about the chinese being very measured, i would say exhibiting both discipline and strategic patience is look at what happened in hong kong in the unrest a few years ago, there were people in china saying that the p l a should go in to put down this unrest, but instead, what did china do? it inactive?

u. s. continues to make these kinds of gestures towards i want. we keep hearing washington say it fully respects the one china principal, but it continues to send military support to tie one. is there an actual possibility for an arm conflict between washington and beijing in your opinion? wouldn't that be a travesty, a tragedy of the largest magnitude imaginable until moslems of the chips fall like that. but these kinds of gestures, the kind of military posturing that the u. s. of doing with reference to china. i think with this chips with this ship's conflict, good escalade, i'm. that's not something we want. naturally, all the citizens of the world would be put in jeopardy, but such a thing. thank you, michael rectinwald's, author and professor at new york university. thanks. lawyers for imprisoned whistleblower julian assigned have launched a lawsuit against the u. s. central intelligence agency and its former director, my palm pail, accusing the c. i of illegally recording their conversations and copying data from their devices. the recording

u. s. jail for quite a long time. and his become a cause celebrity, a famous case in russia, portrayed in the russian state media as an innocent victim of american imperialism of a kind of the u. s. trying to punish russia. and i think that britain griner is going eventually to be exchanged because frankly speaking, such circumstances keeping a basketball star in russian jail is not something that a put him probably would won't end. i suppose that what he does want is to show that he had a victory. he brought back a russian citizen. he brought back victor boot. oh, right. so we expect that in the next a weeks or months. some sort of deal will be done publicly or will this all happen very quietly behind so close doors? well, i don't know. i don't think that such negotiations are conducted in public. just remember, i mean the, the, the negotiations and during the cold war about kind of spy swaps they, when they were conducted in public. i think that the result will be fairly public and everyone, both washington and russia will. if this happens, if this happens, we'll claim that the one ah bots, i think negotiations themselves are always behind closed doors. i thank you

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u. s. is involved in these kinds of information campaigns. it's obvious. i mean, any of it would be foolish to believe that you know, that the, the only, the only party that does this is russia, that's, that's crazy. the u. s. is very much involved in this information campaigns and propaganda. and using that enormous information resources to get its point of view across, everybody knows this, it's completely obvious. so on that no. is it hypocritical then for washington to be claiming that it's fighting a legit russian propaganda yet here we are. seeing it appear to have created its own of course, it's hypocritical as pro family hypocritical. but when is the west, not hypocritical. there's a, wes is always accusing others of betraying these high end is high and mighty principles that the us itself, you know, flouted every opportunity. and the us as us engage in a major propaganda campaign, especially domestically here in the united states, that's doing everything i can to make sure that americans do not receive alternative sources of information. it has do

this has the risk of sparking off the kind of crisis in the u. s. can ill afford a crisis with china the same time as it's improved in this, it profound crisis with russia talking about provocation. i mean, china has warned of very serious consequences if hello see, does visit. and do we have any sense of what those consequences might be? well, i mean, if we just heard from zachary, that i mean for the people of taiwan, you know, this kind of attempt by china, a sort of chip away at tie one's position, have been ongoing for a long time. so it's quite easy to be blazin about them, but we have seen maybe even some hints of what might be to come already in the last 12 to 24 hours. there are reports just in the last few hours of a cyber attack on the website of the president. there been signs of the chinese military, the p l. a are doing 2 more of its kind of provocative flights that it does in the, in the region around taiwan flying, very close to what's called the median line. so half way through the tie, one state straight between china and taiwan. t

u. s. volved and these kinds of information campaigns. it's obvious. i mean, any of it would be foolish to believe that you know, that the, the only, the only party that does this is russia, that's, that's crazy as a rest is always accusing others of betraying these high. and he's high and mighty principals that the us itself, you know, flouted every opportunity. i'm in the us, us engaged in a major propaganda campaign, especially domestically here in the united states. doing everything i can to make sure that americans do not receive alternative source of information. it has done everything i can to penalize russian or other outlets as being, you know, agents of this information. but it's all nonsense, that's complete, not just because the united states is the greatest perpetrator perpetrator, propaganda, and this information to begin with. the brutal legacy of 2 decades of us, occupation of afghanistan, all in the name of a civilized war on terror. we examined the heretic consequences of america's policies in the central asian country in special cove

u. s. is trying to kind of hoped china to keep poking china, keep the irritating china to basically to parade attention to, to increase the patient across the taiwan strait. this is a serious move of the us that i think the international community should be fully aware of it. because this is not helpful to read, you know, security in the asia pacific. this is detrimental. they are playing with fire and this is not good. and i think countries around the world and in this region should try their best to contain what the u. s. is trying to do. the leadership in taiwan might be welcoming such trips. i think the people in taiwan are fully aware of what's going on and they want to live a peaceful life. and if the leadership in collaboration was outside forces to try to stir up the fire, this is a very dangerous move and it's not good at all. and i think the people in taiwan should be against that. it is, i see international good, happy with us today. we do start our special coverage marking one year since the u . s. withdrew from afghanistan, ultimately leaving the taliban to re take control of cob

u. s. bombs and these kinds of information campaigns. it's obvious. i mean, any of that would be foolish to believe that you know, that the, the only, the only party that does this is russia, that's, that's crazy as a reference, always accusing others of betraying these high and high and mighty principles. that the us itself, you know, flouted every opportunity. and the us is us engaged in a major propaganda campaign, especially domestically here in the united states. that's doing everything i can to make sure that americans not receive alternative source of information. it has done everything i can to penalize russian or other outlet as being you know, agents of this information. but it's all nonsense to complete. now that's because the united states is the greatest perpetrator can perpetrator propaganda. and this information to begin with though as to expects, there are problems are going to be our problems, but that will not happen. that's what form or pakistan prime minister iran con, told r t during an exclusive interview. this thursday, the wide

u. s. volved and these kinds of information campaigns. it's obvious. i mean, any of that would be foolish to believe that you know, that the, the only, the only party that does this is russia, that's, that's crazy as a reference, always accusing others of betraying these high and is high and mighty principles that the us itself, you know flouted every opportunity. i'm in the us, us engaged in a major propaganda campaign, especially domestically here in the united states. doing everything i can to make sure that americans do not receive alternative source of information. it has done everything i can to penalize russian or other outlet as being you know, agents of this information. but it's all nonsense. this complete, not just because the united states is the greatest perpetrator, perpetrator of propaganda and this information to begin with. war between russia and the u. s. could lead the world into a nuclear winter. that's the conclusion of a group of american scientists who released a paper calling for an urgent need for global cooperation. according