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 go this past april, she contracting co, good, and she had to delay her visit. so this is a reschedule a previously plan visit speaker. pelosi has be

u. s. might try and counter some of the aggression that you said you seen from beijing. all of these are military counterweight that you've presented. and i think in general, there's been a lot of talk from the us government about new military alliances like august or partnerships. maybe putting more missiles in the region, things like that. do you think that there is an inevitable spiraled going on in the region where bill translation on all sides is occurring, which might lead to greater crises? and then what do you say to the widespread criticism that the u. s. is refraining from entering to ambitious trade agreements in the region as does missing in economic piece of competing china here. people say that i path is a pale shadow of what t p p is. and finally, do you have any comments on brittany grinders conviction? yes, you're a in moscow and have you spoken with lab rob about this here, a lab, rob told reporters earlier today that he was surprised. he hadn't tried to talk to him about various issues. thanks. right, thank you. first, there's nothing inevitable about

u. s. might respond is, you know, we talk about blockade scenarios. but here we have a kind of blockade in effect, and it's, it's not clear that it's entirely a blockade. but the effect of all of this activity is to make it difficult for airplanes and ships to move in this area. so in a strange sort of way, you know, we seem to be moving toward the realization of one of the things that we've speculated about for a long time. i don't think it's going to stick around for a long, but it's scary nonetheless. and talking about scary just 2 days ago, we have the un secretary general saying that humanity is just one misunderstanding, one miscalculation away from nuclear annihilation. and today we have japan saying that 5 of those chinese miss isles landed in it's economic zone. so i wonder if you could explain to us, 1st of all, what's an economic zone, and whether this parent miscalculation is likely to have repercussions for china. right. one of the things about the east asian maritime space is that it's very crowded, right? the south china sea is very cro

u. s. might step back in as a counterbalance, but it didn't happen. i think what regional leaders will be watching this time is whether this is actually a sustained amanda pressure and a sustained presence. or this is just a flash in the pan. tony, is there any indication amongst the leaders of countries local to, to tie one that this is perhaps, are necessarily provocative of provocative at a very difficult time in the world generally, is that a concern that this could actually be a miscalculation and things could escalate? i think there will be a certain amount of consternation that that is the case. and again, given the amount of military action we're now saying we got for america more ships in the region. we've got low drill, fly far drills going on all around taiwan at the moment. there is the potential for an accident of some sort, some sort of escalation which could very easily get out of hand. and i think that would be a real concern. but i think we've also seen several calls between the white house president shooting thing over the last coupl

u. s. might systems and not to coit. we call on the united states and its allies to undertake similar commitments. russia is not the only country concerned about us nuclear proliferation. beijing has also called on washington to reduce its deployment and return to dialogue on arms control issues. china accuses the u. s. a, posing a threat to international peace and security with its diverse nuclear arsenal. they zhang made the statements during the non proliferation of nuclear weapons review conference in new york. chinese representatives slammed the u. s. for investing trillions of dollars in the development of different types of nuclear arms warning, this could lower the threshold for the use of such weapons. beijing also accused washington of undermining the regional and global strategic balanced by developing advanced missile defenses in asia in europe, as well as sharing nuclear weapons with non nuclear states hauling on washington to stop the practice. the united states should withdraw all its nuclear weapons from

u. s. is already engaged in another huge security challenge, namely the war in ukraine. and that, that is going to be difficult to balance. and there is the concern that the u. s. it might be on a collision course, essentially with 2 world powers, china and russia by aggravating china with a visit like this. and this comes at a time where beijing and moscow have already been deepening their alliance. so the concern pablo being that this could push them even closer into each other's arms if you will. suit me. what about the white house? where does president biden stand on nancy pelosi visit? well, it is a very complex issue. i mean, the white house, as you mentioned, president biden did express concern about nancy pelosi going to taiwan. and he did not actually tell her not to go, but there were concerns from the department of defense as well. and with the white house. so focused on the war and ukraine, it has been seen as a bit of a distraction, perhaps. but there has been some speculation that the white house might have privately condone this visit by nancy pelosi as a way for the us to reaffirm its commit to taiwan. and stand up to china without that actually coming d

u. s. president might have violated the u. s. espionage act. it follows a controversial f. b. i rate on his residence in florida to retrieve, quote, sensitive government documents. some of the papers are alleged to have been marked as top secret, although mister trump claims all the material in his possession was classified the f. b i. agents reportedly took around 20 boxes of items from the mar illegal residence. the agents collected 4 sets of top secret documents, 3 sets of secret papers, and 3 sets of confidential files. according to report some of the classified documents, the f, b i, agents sought, were related to nuclear weapons. donald trump vehemently denies that. and how's the amended that the files be released as soon as possible? number one, it was all declassified. number 2, they didn't need to seize anything they could have had at any time they wanted without playing politics and breaking into mar lago nuclear weapons issue was a hoax, just like russia, russia, russia was a hoax to impeachment were hoax. the mew investigation was a hoax. and much more same sleazy

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so because it's targeted or approach more, israel might resonate well with the u. s. conrad, which is very much full style to turkey. and now the turkey is trying to buy the f . 16 part the jets from the u. s, which will require the congress approvals, so this might explain a bit timing, but this has been a process the making for some times. okay. so how do you thing this is going to go down with the palestinians? and right now, the driver of these report is one is 2 fold and one of them will also be relevant for the one driver for turkey is basically by normalizing relation with antagonists in them and live in, in a mediterranean. it won't be a couple them from the group. i was high for it because you submitted to the alignment mentor again, all the companies with poor charge had problems previously cited with grease cyprus in their disputes with target. so model take, you want to decouple this to come together and holds that you will be joining more and more in, in the end you run, you called at the region. so even though the target would like a push back against i

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u. s. foreign policy. so you might say there was a kind of a 56 years in the ninety's, but soon the west began to expand through nato in europe. and then of course, we know what's, what's happened in the middle east, so forth. in the last 2025 years, the u. s. has been very expansionary, particularly, you know, in europe and now you know, so i believe that the cold war didn't, and it was a temporary hiders and ended intensified in the course. it's intensifying even further. so i would agree with that proposition, the cold war never really ended. and in the last 2025 years, it's been getting progressively worse. dr. jack ross, my professor economics and politics us and mary's college of california. many thanks for joining us. aeronautics international. we appreciate your insight, my blue, o mean time back at home, go to watch off for implemented a spread of domestic social political in economic reforms, including the complete democratization of soviet policies and an intended boost for the economy. of course, no discuss

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u. s. u. s. politics is as a polarized as ever yes, i mean the u. s. s. excuse me, the poorest at the moment, and it might even get worse. pause show that societies have been the rise to it a day that congress has been there for the last. and the reason ruined by the supreme court, of course, contributed to this part of the nation. and you can get worse only in the beginning of the campaign to the election member. and the investigation from today were for the after the public. and dave and what is also concerning is the situation after the election because if you look at the republicans who they. busy needed for a number of positions and offices that are relevant. several kennedy believe that the 2020 next week for this stuff really, both of it's been been our elections and we might see efforts from the republicans side to manipulate the lex resides. and that, of course we're on the full rise united states, so many type stuff from the german council on foreign relations. thank you very much. now voting is underway in kenya as the country elect a new president and members of parliament. the campaign has be

u. s. point of view than the only possible explanation is that it's somehow due to russian propaganda. the possibility that it might be due to the fact that the u. s. position is faulty in some ways is open to criticism, etc. that is never considered the, the media is turning itself into a mouthpiece for the government has been doing. so since the moment, then february 44th, it is absolutely shameless. it is conducting propaganda warfare, even as of accused as russia conducting a propaganda of warfare. and it just, you know, the journalists fall all over themselves, you know, in their eagerness to get across the u. s. government point of view i, that's the program for this half hour here live from moscow on asi, international. appreciate you. joining us here is nearly half past 7 in the morning here in the russian capital. were back in exactly half an hour's time live here from the studio, continuing to present to you the other side of the mainstream narratives. ah, lou needs to come to the russian state total narrative. i've stivers on the most landscape, div us american house house, not equal 1055 when. okay, so

u. s point of view than the only possible explanation is that it's somehow due to russian propaganda. the possibility that it might be due to the fact that the u. s. position is faulty in some ways is open to criticism, etc. that is never considered the, the media is turning itself into a mouthpiece for the government. it's been doing so since the moment that you are h. ready for the 4th, it is absolutely shameless. it is conducting propaganda warfare, even as accused as russia conducting propaganda warfare. and it just, you know, that journalists fall all over themselves, you know, in their eagerness to get across the u. s. government point to view more discussion on that story at r t dot com, but also across our various telegram platforms as well appreciate you joining us today. half past 6 in the morning here at moscow, we are back soon with more i ah, ah, ah. this morgan foster gustavo wilson of yes. arms desirable. what i told one could find out when he does want to understand this more, which one the public storage thought he started, or those are the store worth of money. and he's the, or the non us as well

so they're looking at more likely that actually they might be able to get inflation, the u. s. under control, without it plunging into a recession. well, i mean, in general, i would say it's too early to say that the federal reserve has mission accomplished them. and the reason why apprise has came down are not that it is doris, not to doing also federal reserve. it's more, as i mentioned, for example, that gasoline prices have fallen a quite a bit, but at least a wall street now expects that the federal reserve will become a bit less aggressive saw until today. i would say a most economists expected that the federal reserve would increase interest rates by 75 basis points at the next meeting. now, those estimates are down to only an increase of about 50 basis points. some sol at the federal reserve is going to increase interest rates are going ahead in the next couple of months, but maybe not as aggressive and debt as the main reason why was street. yeah, there was quite an i forked a reaction here or we saw the nasa composite, for example, up by almost sweep percent who chips

u. s. will come to, ty, wants defense, and at times, equivocating on the one china policy. all of these collectively represent several red lines cross from beijing perspective, and now with plaza coming. this might be the tipping point. we'll geo political strategist and diplomacy consultant to the u. s. state department takes a different view from that, john sally, this told me that taiwan should take a stronger approach to its defense. speaker policies visit is not an official us government visit. to bind administration in the executive branch, make foreign policy. and this is not a visit that they have approved of. however, many members of congress, the u. s. senate and the house of representatives are very strong supporters of ty, one's position visa, the beijing. they want to demonstrate strong congressional support for ty, one's ability to operate autonomously. and that if there is going to be any solution to the tie, one issue that it be handled peacefully between beijing in taipei and that's the kind of hybrid warfare, a wolf war, or your diplomacy that we've seen china exercise against taiwan in recent years. i think it's very important for taiwan to take a much stronger, much more robu

u. s. military that the operation might have been carried out by the cia. but the details are a bit vague at this point, are going to try and get more information, more clarification on this. and bring you details a bit later on. also gonna have sport that's coming up after the break. gemma will be here with that includes shocking scenes in argentina is a female referee is punched by a male footballer. ah, cats ha. airway issue ally of the journey with with with full shatter an official and line of the journey with intelligent social and playful. this vulnerable species have being cold in the wild, sold online, and smuggled illegally by criminal syndicates from southeast asia. one of the main markets is japan. in recent years, a new phenomenon has been sweeping through this concrete jungle animal cafe by customers, by a cover charge to sit in a cafe and pets, a number of cute, domestic animals. but his businesses compete for customers. this being disturbing shift to ever more exotic species, we want to find out more about how offers it being taken from the

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. 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 regulations, well might be a little bit early to tell everyone's talking about the inflation reduction act. that's the act that was passed here in the united states signed by joe biden. and it is fundamentally a climate bill and 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 that goes down the supply chain, including the batteries. that's why we're seeing honda and a number number of other car makers race to make these manufacturing facilities here in the united states. right, so the financial correspond. teddy austro, taken us through that honda battery deal from your thank you it went from a mail delivery dvd service to the world's leading streaming provider. today, netflix marks it's 25th birthday. however, the milest

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u. s. mercenary kent mcclellan and whether the cia might be involved and his neo nazi korea, the presence of neo nazis in ukraine is nothing to be concerned about according to mainstream malice in the us who have been quick to try to label the problem as nothing more than russian. c propaganda, despite reporting on it themselves just a few years ago. but what would they say if one of those nationalists was an american citizen? and if he claimed that he was sent ukraine by the c i day. well, that's the case with kent mcclellan who prefers to go by his nickname, bone face. you know, there's a lot of hype about the eisen we over there. but as they have does that, it was central intelligence. i got me involved. now that is a serious claim, and while the c a has yet to publicly respond, mccolan attempted to take back his statement insisting he had been misunderstood just one day after the interview. so was it a coincidence or did he just get a phone call from the right people? well, a closer look at his new nazi career shows more light on those carelessly spoken words about the ca. mccolan is

u. s. has or the federal reserve bank of the u. s. has already increased interest rates much more already earlier than the european central bank. but there are many reasons why this might continue in the future. why that although we have rather similar inflation levels in this country, so to speak, us where 8 percent more than a percent of both countries. i'm the composition of the equation is different. i can receive this pressure mounting on the euro now and for the foreseeable future. how much does that say about the current economic power of the common currency area? it rather said, that's a, something about how attractive is it to invest in the u. s. into financial assets in the us versus financial s. as it's in your area. of course, it's a financial asset that implicitly also depend on the economic power of the 2 country groups. in the u. s. what is really different is 1st, the recession risk you to guess delivery problems is less high then for europe. second in the u. s, we have much better wage developments and better in the sense that they're so high that they are a problem for the federal reserve bank. because that implies that in the usa are much more pacing

what is different about 2022 is that this might be the year that the u. s. government began to take climate change seriously. in early august, president joe biden find into law a spending bill that among other provisions for health care and tax reform will commit almost $370000000000.00 to tackling the climate crisis and reducing the carbon emissions of the world's largest economy. this bill will kick start the era of affordable, clean energy in america. it's a game changer. it's a turning point, and it's been a long time in coming. but what remains to be seen is whether the initiative album, anything to change the hearts and minds of those americans who still refuse to accept the global warming is real or convince them they should change the way they live and do business. ah, this is the utah desert where temperatures routinely exceed 40 degrees celsius every summer. and this is cameron knutson, a real estate developer. our actually in construction were starting about 11 houses up here currently. and we just started another $58.00 up. it's a poor city. we

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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 cobble and the country do not regret my decision to end america. war fighting against it and maintain a laser focused on our counterterrorism mission there and other parts of the world and a former afghan president, a shotgun, a who fled the country a year ago with suitcases stuffed with cash said in a recent interview that the afghan people need to be empowered to child their own way that the country still needs time to heal nazis. ritual blevins has more on how washington's bet on the form

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 today reduced our special coverage, mocking one year since the u. s. withdrew from afghanistan, leaving the taliban to re take control of cobble and the country i do not regret my decision to end america. war fighting, afghanistan and maintain a laser focused on our counterterrorism mission there and other parts of the world ah, a report by the us house foreign affairs committee has been leaked and is proportionally deeply critical of washington's plans and execution of the afghan withdrawal. as we understand, nearly $75000.00 afghans are still stuck there waiting for special immigrant visas . this comes off to they were allegedly only 36 state department officials on the ground at the cob

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might come tomorrow. but here, spelling other nato's expansion and the u. s. is desire to dominate the oceans. are the biggest threats facing moscow? at least according to a new russian naval doctrine signed by president vladimir putin. the russian fleet has been staging an annual show force highlighting its capabilities in war time. warships lead a huge show of force in russia's former imperial capital of st. petersburg, the parade of boats, submarines, personnel, and fighter jets is ostensibly to honor russia's naval forces. but with the absence of victory in ukraine and isolated by much of the world, it appears more a highly choreographed signal of defiance and persistence. president vladimir putin who started the war now in its 6th month, came back to his home town to oversee the spectacle. the occasion was somewhat mod, though, by a drawing attack on the crimean peninsula, russia forcibly annexed it from ukraine in 2014. the attack happened in the port city of sylvester poll home to russia's black sea fleet. russia has accused ukraine of carrying out the attack, which injured a number of

u. s. and taiwanese officials are indicating that nancy pelosi might make the trip even as china issues a clear warning, not to travel to taiwan. tensions between us and china over the island have been building for some time with each side, blaming the other for the escalation. he did. you don't play with fire all that was chinese president, she's in pings message to his u. s. counterpart, joe biden. in the most recent talks, china claims the u. s. is dangerously close to crossing a line on taiwan with its messages of support for the islands. independence in may . biden broke with years of u. s. policy by promising military support. if china tried to invade are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan? if it comes to that? yes, you are. as a commitment, we made the u. s. as china is the one disrupting the status quo. over the past year, she jan ping has provoked taiwan with incursions into its air space and calls for an end to taiwanese self rule. fool, i'm sure the historical mission of the re unification of the motherland must be and will surely be realised, negotiate beijing s

the killing of al qaeda's leader might prompt the group supporters to target u. s. facilities or citizens. i mean, also, while he was reportedly struck my to hell fire missiles while he was standing on a balcony and central cobble on sunday, u. s. president joe biden approved the dr. strike last week. off to months of planning, confirming the strike biden's had justice had been delivered to the man who help coordinate the 911 attacks which killed almost 3000 people. and yelman's warring parties have agreed to extend a full month truce for further 2 months hours before it was due to expire. the united nations envoy to yemen said the truce between the government and the who feasible. now last until october, 2nd, those are the top stories this hour that we one is coming out from dough hard bit later on wor, hotels, is the program coming out next. se, without his era. on the 9th of august, the kenyans will head to the pole, the country east brain for a closely contested general election will determine if to president i'm a growing political and economic pension, who wi

after months of a style might though the u. s. is expectations are in check to run and washington have been holding indirect negotiations to try to revive the deal. it broke down in 2018 with the you, with some to president donald trump pulled out the 1st grind cargo ship to leave you crying since the russian invasion has sailed through turkey's boss for a strides on its way to lebanon. a team of inspectors boarded the ship to tickets, cargo and documents. the ship is being monitored by a joint coordination center and is stand bowl. it was sit up under a deal signed last month by russia and ukraine. sherland, his new president has announced a 25 year plan to cut public debts as the country seeks to recover from a crippling economic crisis. rental with rummage. thing as this is, government is negotiating with the inter tree mandatory funds. those are the headlines uses here after al jazeera wells. my value was brought to when a site is from the northern province of chuckle when she was a child. she's a member of the calming digit c

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when that deal was struck actually said that it might have been the most important deal of his career. the u. s. is announcing a new military aid package. what can you tell us about that? yes, the pentagon just announced another $800000000.00 aid package. it's basically a package of military assistance. it includes ammunition, how, with certain, drawn up a equipment against my and a lot of military equipment. and it comes at a time when a lot of military experts say that the war has reached a strategic debt lock. and so that russia has serious problems. where for amunition or with vis you package, the united states have contributed more than 10000000000. if you ask dollars in military age to the ukranian war and said to the fight, cheer in ukraine. young fellow shouts with the latest from odessa. thank you. germany has sent fresh troops to molly following a dispute, which san german aircraft turn around in mid air. berlin suspended its peacekeeping operations. when molly's military government refused access, still doubts remain over the future of the mission. as molly is using russian mercenari

the killing of all kind is lead a might prompt group supporters to target u. s. facilities or citizens. i mean, i was a while he was reportedly struck by to hell fine missiles while standing on a balcony in central campbell on sunday. he was joe biden improved the position, drawing straight last week after months of planning. official say no one else was killed or wounded in the attack. confirming the strike biden said justice had been delivered to the man who help coordinate the 911 attacks which killed almost 3000 people. when i ended our military mission of cancer, almost a year ago, i made a decision that after 20 years of war, the united states no longer needed thousands of boots on the ground in afghanistan to protect america from tours receipt to do us harm. i made a promise to the american people that we continue to conduct effective counter terrorism operations in afghanistan and beyond. we've done just that. this is where the strike happened shortly after dawn on sunday. it set the heart of what was cobbles, diplomatic districts at one time. busy neigh

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might end up here. so our teas racial difference nearly one year after the u. s. military fled in disarray from us, ghana span a near report is shutting light on how much would be more than $2.00 trillion dollars and funding for the war? went to shady sources. when looking at the $108000000000.00, the u. s. paid out to contractors more than a 3rd of both. the domestic and foreign recipients are listed as undisclosed. these funds were distributed and spent with a significant lack of transparency. when the defense department registers certain contract recipients as undisclosed, or miscellaneous, it becomes difficult or impossible to track contract spending. so if the money went to undisclosed sources, then what was that really spent on and how much was used to fuel corruption? such questions appear to be nothing new for the ravaged country that was occupied by the u. s. for nearly 2 decades. whether it was the afghanistan papers which were published by the washington post. 6 and then quickly forgotten about and the mainstream media or the annual special inspector g