u. s. would not be doing this. why are we in danger now because we've become a porn and the conflict between china in the u. s. o. william your other son, but they are the sentiments, the oppositions alone or do they represent a considerable view in taiwan population. i think these views represent a certain faction inside a tony society, even though we are seeing the number impose, suggesting more and more people are willing to fight for time one, if a conflict broke out with china. but at the same time, there are people who i've been talking to in recent months and weeks saying at the end of the day, maintaining peace and stability across the t o n street is still their top priority and they are concerned about the moves and deepen ties between the u. s. and taiwan in on the military front. and also the, you know, want these kind of gestures, the news are going to send signals to be jane and how beaching as possibly going to respond. so clearly these are not only, you know, restricted to the opposition politicians that we heard, but at the same time the they are being shared among time when he's a population as

they don't have the feeling that it's only like the strong u. s. o, maybe some other rich european countries who are dominating the discourse. so, you know, during the last 2 hours or so, it was interesting to listen. listen to the representative of brazil who is in support of sending a weapons and ammunition to ukraine. but it was also stressing the fact that it is so important to come back to the table and talk with each other. so it's the different nuances which gets a space here and that makes this assembly that makes the u. n. such a crucial a really organization in times like this. and it's pull reporting from the u. n in new york and dw senior political analyst melinda crane. thanks so much t though for that analysis and we are going to go to china now, which has of course tried to position itself as neutral and the war even though it maintains close ties with russia. making has unveiled a 12 point piece proposal. timed to coincide with this anniversary, body top, it was much anticipated and presented with fanfare on chinese tv. on the 12 poin

the benefit of storing energy prices, the u. s. o n and gas has posted its highest ever and you'll profit. will it add volume to the cold wind full to procession phase, ebbing away the i m f has upgraded. it's forecast the global economy. so what's behind the increased optimism and 3 years later, the brits of weight that breaks it benefits here about the ongoing impact of businesses of leaving the u. this is data when your business sign robots in berlin . welcome to the program. another oil company posts major profits, exxon mobiles latest results show it smashed. it's previous net earnings record last year and they've never off of it of $55700000000.00 during 2022. having made just shy of 13000000000 in the 4th quarter. yes. all prices, serge, as economies began to recover from the pandemic and war and ukraine, raised uncertainty over energy supplies is 2022 profits over $10000000000.00 more than its previous record posted at the height of the global financial crisis in 2008. well let's get more on this from our financial correspond

month before she went and them bard at her and got her to stay less than i'll perform in a different u. s. o base. but i don't agree with what's happened here. i'm not going to chop house. i mean, that would be or to go in there because we don't want to go there. and then we don't want to write penalized military and veterans. and all the people who are in armed forces, but to go there and to say, okay, when i'm on stage and i have cameras and people listening to me, i'm going to ask about that. you go students, i do think approaching people that have a voice and have an interest. and don't maybe, don't even know. maybe she doesn't even know what it's about and should be surprised to hear. but we're also developing a letter that we're going to ask nobel laureates to sign, urging the obama administration in particular, but also the british government to allow them to return. what we wanted to know is if you. 7 have started reaching out to laurie and how kind of it had been proposed . the best way to go about this would be, like i said at the meeting, the lease would be end. at the end of dece

it comes at a time when the chinese to want to talk to the u. s. o, why they've decided to do this. if it is indeed them, it becomes very, very odd, right? there's no clear, there's no clear cut explanation. and ian, just tell me this isn't the 1st time that this has happened. is it right? so never reports that you know it's happened before, but certainly this is the 1st time that the u. s. government has made a public how many times a bore in what form on all that has not been made public previously in chung and sample. thank you very much for the analysis. a censorship in russia has been on the rise since moscow began its full scale invasion of ukraine. but some artists are determined to not let the government silence their opposition to the war. a recent exhibitionism petersburg has gone ahead despite the dangers. why'd i child dots of peace and the words love against hate, or displayed on meet alone cardboard posters? these are the wax of 77 year old st. petersburg artists, elaina arsic, over 2 dozen of these posters, created from 2014, to the present day are on display here at

but i just quickly say, but when the u. s. o n michelle was supporting the us, what on that it is them. he was also accused of also secretly supporting. i've got taliban, so he remains on complicated figure. complicated indeed, it sounds like pakistan is as is you know, much better than i has a long tradition of military involvement. let's just say it outright interference in democratic processes. has a turn to page? no. so yeah, military has room for the most for decades. this is the 1st time in pakistan's history that pakistani military is hugely unpopular, especially because a former prime minister of the country m. ron han last, deer accused them in the tree of conspiring, but the us to oust him from his office to a new confidence ward and barnum and fence. then he attacked military and military space that they have. they have learned from their mistakes. they will not interfere in politics, but many activists in buckets, and believe that the military still plays a huge the influential rule in pakistan. all righty w search m

u. s. o incidence. as hysteria over the mysterious object spirals in the us to take a closer look at what really behind the story of the b b. c in india is a police evasion. search is all the networks offices continue with the july from our headquarters in moscow. you're watching r t international. i'm peter scott, and here the top stores at 3 p. m. u. s. president joe biden is letting gibbons freeze this winter for the sake of ukraine. well that's at least is according to award winning american journalist seymour hersh, shed light on the note stream gas pipelines sabotaged on covering what he believes to be. the u. s. is rolled in the attack. it scares me that the president was ready for such a thing, and the people who carried out this mission believed that the president was well aware of what he was doing to the people of germany. the point is that biden decided to let the germans freeze this winter. the president of the united states would rather lead germany fries than let it stop supporting ukrain

u. f. o has been rife in the mainstream media, especially after the u. s. did shoot down a confirmed chinese i crossed which page is called a stray weather balloon. more than a week ago. the latest mysterious u. f. o of unknown origin, was spotted flying over north america. shortly before they were destroyed by the us air force as a precaution, following the chinese balloon incident last week paging accuse washington is reacting, which would also explain why the new us, those were quickly sought down before the u. s. could even determine their purpose . meanwhile, nato's chief is also weighed in, suggesting, debating, and even moscow could have something to do with it all. what we saw over the united states is part of a pattern where china and also russia are increasing surveillance activities on nato allies. as discuss this developments with talk, so host steve mansberg, now thank you for joining us on the program, steve. so now the washington has admitted the 3 us those it shut down. we're not actually from china. how does that make all the speculation for

u. s. bond and iraqi police patrol simply for being in an area controlled by the u. s. o. with a you know, gets any compensation even though i submitted all the required documents, only received social welfare payments, amounted to a 170000 dino's which is completely useless. i that's also presumably the rocky government how to adopt to require measure and compensate a wounded at least financially considering they haven't even made any moral apologies. oh, america did not compensate the iraqi people for even one dena, of its bombings, which destroyed and humiliated the people of iraq. all injuries have been documented, and the united states knows this. unfortunately, the killing and blood shedding of iraqi people continues. there is no deterring me . that brings to a close, a busy use our do check out r t dot com for more and all those stories. and if you're in the mood sleeva comment or to there as well, all was good to hear what you're thinking of. good bye. ah ah, ah, is ending the conflict? can you re on the agenda? maybe china has offered a proposal there to pick the

u. f. o 's, over half of all u. f o reports from the late 1900 fifties, through the 1900 sixty's were accounted for by mand reconnaissance flights. this led the air force to make misleading and deceptive statements to the public in order to allow public fears and to protect an extraordinarily sensitive national security project. one job, this claims that the latest you a photo scare is a sign up and softening up public support for increased military spending as part of a new cold war against china and russia. the u. f. o stories all over corporate media are being pushed heavily by the u. s. military and spy agencies. looking back at history, this looks like a psychological operations to hide new experimental technology and or manufacture consent for increased military budgets and a new arms race with china. russia, it is known that the u. s. has invested in with then us president donald trump space fleet widely marked at the time. the pentagon has admitted that is expand the get space program with the united states s

u. s. bombed and iraqi police patrol simply for being in an area controlled by the u. s. o. with a, you know, gets any compensation even though i submitted all the required documents, only receive social welfare payments amounted to a $170000.00 dina's which is completely useless for so presumably the iraqi government, how to dr. required measure and compensate the wounded at least financially considering they haven't even made any moral apologies. oh, america did not compensate the iraqi people for even one dean or of it's bombings, which destroyed and humiliated the people of iraq all injuries have been documented . and the united states knows this. unfortunately, the killing and blood shedding of iraqi people continues. there is no deterring me . 2003 was the only american montville horizon against iraq back in 1990 iraq face a di, economic situation office wall with neighboring iran. then present southern his same blamed all the arab states for over production of oil that reduced energy prices and shrank iraqi annual excell income. my billions of dollars are the same tim

why it's also just citizens not to panic over b u. s. o incidents, this area over the mysterious object spirals in the us to take a closer look at what really behind the story of the b, b. c in india is a all the networks offices continue with .

the 3 u. s. o is shot down either north america last week, hence, did not come from china as the latest inclusion from the us national security council, which se the flying objects didn't actually pose a threat and could have been passive, some commercial otherwise benign program. we don't see anything that points right now to being part of china spy balloon program. it's unlikely the objects were used in intelligence collection against the united states of any kind. that's the indication. now, speculation about the chinese connection to the u. f. o has been rise in the mainstream media, especially after the u. s. did shoot down a confirmed chinese aircraft, which page is called a stray weather balloon. more than a week ago. the latest mysterious foes of unknown origin was spotted flying to the north america shortly before they were destroyed by the us air force. as a precaution. following the chinese balloon incident last week of aging, accused washington reacting, which would also explain why the

u. s. funding for ukranian. oligarchs then use his power to fire a state prosecutor who figured out biden's kick back laundering scheme. when russia accused the u. s. o facilitating biological warfare research on ukraine soil, mainstream media did everything to disparage and down cry. the storm, it was a crazy conspiracy, a disinformation campaign, and anyone who dead as much as try to see if there's just a kernel of truth to it was labeled a trade him actual russian propaganda, traitorous russia also said, the luger center in georgia was making zombies tulsa gabbert is parroting false russian propaganda. her treason this lies may well cost lives and in this could co, funny of months slinging. it was quite easy to miss what some officials had to say on the matter. like when seen the american diplomats of victoria newland voiced, concerns over russia, getting access to ukrainian labs who the world health organization recommending cave outright destroys evidence. does ukraine have chemical or biological weapons? ukraine has a biological research facilities. we are working with the ukrainians on how they can prevent any of those research materials from

o me . i said tomato, you say tomato, i say who? the u. s. government says regime change when one party or group assumes power by force, that usually leads to a lot of bloodshed, whatever the word game, that's known, the world over as a crew data. but in the age of social media sensitivity and kindness in recent years, terms like bloody coo or a thing of the 20th century in the 21st century pop culture as dictated by and proliferated by the us state department. we now call it regime change, toppling whoever is labeled a dictator. authoritarian or desperate regime change is much better packaging for selling a war destabilization against another country or sometimes even against your own. so what is the ammo behind a cou? i mean, regime change. how do they spring up, or are they actually grown? so for that, let's turn to a military expert with international experience. he was one of the 1st voices to blow the whistle on w. m. d. 's in iraq, which we know ultimately found saddam hussein to be on the receiving end of regime change. scott ritter

u. s. bond and iraqi police patrol simply for being in an area controlled by the u. s. o. with her on it. and you know, gets any compensation even though i submitted all the required documents and only received social welfare payments, monthly, 200000 denazi's, which is completely useless. i. that's also presumably the rocky government. how to dr. required measure and compensate a wounded at least financially considering they haven't even made any moral apologies. oh, america did not compensate the iraqi people for even one diener of its bombings, which destroyed and humiliated the people of iraq. all injuries have been documented. and the united states knows this. unfortunately, the killing and blood shedding of iraqi people continues. there is no deterring any will. of course, the 2003 conflict wasn't the 1st u. s. campaign waged against the rock in 1990 following the iraqi invasion of kuwait then us president george bush senior, kicked off operation desert storm. some 3000 civilians are estimated to have been killed, as well as up to 50000 iraqi troops. earlier, my coll

u. s. domestic public and the chinese domestic public up in art. i know that we had that this time we had certainly the u. s. o, or at least a portion of it. and of course the media fascinated by this, but i think we've kind of dodged to bullets so to speak by the fact that for china, this is not as much of a big deal. but another crisis, for example, over taiwan, could put us in a very different dynamic in market. what about the role of the u. s. president? here you could pose the question, why not pick up the phone and call president she and demand an explanation at the beginning of this. instead of letting it, you know, cross north america out before you say ok, go and shoot it down. why not just pick up the phone and called beijing and say what's going on? but i'd separate those. i think you're absolutely right that, you know, from an opportunity to call talk was she was missed here because we certainly had the predicate for a conversation with this balloon doing here. and in terms of how the president, in the military handle this, this is the right, this is the right move. i mean, you don't shoot this dow

it comes at a time when the chinese to want to talk to the u. s. o, why they've decided to do this. if it is indeed them, it becomes very, very odd, right? there's no clear, there's no clear cut explanation. and ian, just tell me this isn't the 1st time that this is happen. is it? right? so never reports that you know it's happened before, but certainly this is the 1st time that the u. s. government has made it public how many times to fall in what form on all that has not been made public previously in children sample. thank you very much. for the analysis, a a brief look at some other stories from around the world. australian tennis player nick curious, has pleaded guilty to assaulting his ex girlfriend. the boy's face a criminal conviction after according camper, dismissed the challenges. curious, admitted pushing over his ex girlfriend during an argument in 2021. but a judge said it wasn't pre meditated in the risk of re offending was low. tech stocks posted their biggest gains on wall street in 5 months. facebook parent company matter fuel the rally with better than expected qu

it comes at a time when the chinese to want to talk to the u. s. o, why they've decided to do this. if it is indeed them, it becomes very, very odd, right? there's no clear, there's no clear cut explanation. and ian, just tell me this isn't the 1st time that this is happened. is it right? so never reports that you know it's happened before, but certainly this is the 1st time that the u. s. government has made it public. how many times people in what form on all that has not been made public previously in children sample. thank you very much for the analysis. a stolen sports minister says as many as 40 countries could boycott the 2024 parents olympics, if russia and bella ross take part, the international committee is considering allowing russian and then the russian athletes to participate. but only under mutual flag, it says no body should be prevented from competing because of their nationality and insists a boy called would only punish the athletes. for more on the question of russia's on the big participation, jonathan crane from b w. sports joins us. jonathan, tell us a bit mor

am sick, elaborate from russia, get at yellen, where they were trying to get free, as well as the u. s. o butter to wear to the un. give one been for 2 gun and the question african get it neutral axis. why in all this interest in africa. ok from washington. i see that all these mega poets are cochin africa because africa, something too often africa has something that they need. right? so this is the time. look, we have, they, it will be a union. we have the issue. countries are not the only corporate shrunk economic blocks. we have the, we set up the africa, wichita free trade area. look to facilitate an increase in traffic and treat and all of that. yeah, but we need to look us out. wild is a big, big poet. i call to nation, we must know a what we have, what we possess, that the unique and know how to leverage their content is advantage. so to me this air, air summits and all should be erica passer took her by the scriptures, which would be on the continent, took about climate change and took her by columbia. how come to reach our resources to the apple store utmost? a drenching hammer,

it comes at a time when the chinese to want to talk to the u. s. o, why they've decided to do this. if it is indeed them, it becomes very, very odd, right? there's no clear, there's no clear cut explanation. and ian, just tell me this isn't the 1st time that this is happen. is it? right? so never reports that you know it's happened before, but certainly this is the 1st time that the u. s. government has made it public how many times to fall in what form on all that has not been made public previously in children sample. thank you very much. for the analysis a let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines. peruse, congress has voted down another proposal to bring elections forward to this year a day after rejecting a similar bit that the youngest is brought through since president pedro castillo was ousted in december. the legal actions are a key demand of protest, australian tennis plan, a curio says, pleaded guilty to assaulting his ex girlfriend. but he won't face a criminal conviction after, according cabra dismissed, the charges, curious, admitted pushing over his

the economy minister, i mean salem talks to al jazeera, the u. s. o, we've of impressed the people around the world. people pay attention to what people are here, but i'll just, he was very good at bringing the news to the world from here. ah, a spiraling death tell in turkey and syria more than 29000 now confirmed to have died. those survivors are still being pulled from the rubble. but search and rescue efforts end in rebel controlled, northwest syria, an area starved of aiden international assistance. ah, hello, i'm sorry, i'm noisy in london, you're watching al jazeera, also coming off on the program, counting the pavement for a full day in paris. any of the demons, one of the many demonstrations targeting pensioner form in france. and we follow the hazardous journey of mexico's green gold, the head of the biggest sporting event in the united states. ah, indeed. 6 days after 2 devastating earthquakes, hopes of rescuing survivors from the rubble are beginning to fade. and on a visit to the api center of one of the quakes, the u. n. a chief martin g

this year marks as you sat, the historic 17 anniversary of the r o k u s alliance. and i'm delighted to kick off eo, long commemorations with my good friend, secretary of lincoln. the r o k u. s. alliance is one of the most durable and successful alliances in history. and it is special not only due to his longevity but because it is a vibrant, adapt hip partnership that consistently rises to the challenges of our times and president noon. and president biden met his whole in may last year and declared that we would develop an upgraded global comprehensive strategic alliance. and we will expand the scope of the alliance to income past not only political, military, economic partnership, but also technological and cultural dimensions. alliance for the future, the seventy's and diversity slogan aptly encapsulates this afford looking spirit, and an elias in action to day secretary blinkin. and i had a productive and comprehensive discussion on a wide range of topics. first and foremost, we discussed ways to build on the agreements reached by our 2 leaders last here to lay

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