u. s. on the u. s. which a problem with georgia becoming part of the western club? maybe it's because the colon georgia government has passed laws protecting the country sovereignty. it's foreign agents law was immediately criticized by washington despite the fact that the us had a similar role in act on in place for decades versus the national security law. and the repressive tactics used to qual, legitimate defense, undermine georgia's democracy and the fundamental freedoms to which the georgian people are entitled and run country to georgia is long stated gold reflected in its constitution of euro, atlantic integration and strategic partnership with the united states. so interested in law soon after the controversy regarding the foreign agents law, the georgia union party published date, exposing the organizations were opposing the law. i guess what the vast majority were using complex processes to can see the real origins of the funding. 62 percent couldn't provide exact information of the funding at all. and 97 percent of the organizations hadn't even republish

and on the other side, you might see a trends formation of u. s. policy towards accept in other countries, but ultimately one has to understand that the elections are but as for side, for the real powers that control the united states, especially those elite corporations, the military industrial complex. uh, these various aspects that are deeply infringed in power and ultimately i'm elected and unaccountable to the american public. and i think that this is really a pivotal time in relation to the dollar and the future economic policy of the world. do you think most us citizens, fully comprehend what a ticking time bomb the rising national debt is. i think that most the citizens today recognize that they're in a precarious economic situation. and given the fact that since 2008 americans have really become accustomed to declining standards, declining standards and housing declining standards and education in the health care in child care and so on. and the rising costs, not only this inflationary period that we have witness since the code on the virus

u. s. spent nearly $18000000000.00 on military age to israel over the 12 months of the gas or war with additional $5000000000.00. supports in u. s. military operations in the region during the same period of time, including responses to your ran into tags and strikes on yelman's whole face. that is, according to war coast researchers. however, giving how washington is validate and israel's compliance. any serious consequences seem unlikely. murray from ocean, i'll see report thing from kim shuttle and crossing in. southern is right. all the world leaders have descended upon the as defined john, a capital of ball k for the un climb at summit. the 7 countries already being rates over the coals for the criticism of both of fuels while they continue to benefit from the same energy sources. and he's opening speech. the applies on a preston slash south of the west for buying his country gas. well, condemning box use dependence on renewable energy. the share in global gas emissions is. busy 0 point one percent. i have to bring the see those those the attention of our audience. because right after was it

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u. s. one? secondly, if you could also tell us in this concept of nutrition security, what role do you see for india? and thirdly, in this g geopolitical environment. and you also mentioned about the importance of 1st civilizations division values or shell being as invasion, state end up being a situation state what are deep, it is in which new areas in which in the industrial conduct of ed. thank you very much. you're not used to use to me, but if you were to say yeah, versus natural spark and or, and ally and it has been that way for decades. i think, you know, very well, what's the role the soviet union of the russian. well, let's have it union played in india, we're getting its independence. how was supported in the indian people for decades, over those years, i have very high quality kind of relationship for them to between the russians and the indians. and in fact, the maintenance, what can we choose to the way we say, let's use the way we feel it from our indian friends. there was a conse

u. s. on the u. k. have formed the coalition to fight again. so you have any fulls is, but have so far had missile to no success. manual lebanese capital, once again, finds itself on the is there any bombardment as the idea of how much they were sold in the suburbs with strikes the the, the off the loss of the attack. right. that the i the after pull to be carried out over. doesn't a raise in the area so far? no news on casualties is other said to, to have issued a warnings. the full, the slides cost $1.00 on the ground. sense of the simple your it's been another day of intense is why the bombardment pay in lebanon around 10 am. this morning is well issued. evacuation orders for 11 areas in the southern suburbs or by route. these are of actuation orders. if you have any criticized by human rights group, unless the international as an adequate and even misleading, you have to imagine that this area is an area of poll internet connection of course panic and shoot. that was huge. choose of traffic trying to make their way out of the southern suburb

u. s. one, the government to focus on domestic priorities. it's an issue all different, not to get us a james base puts a guests in our washington studio. let's. let's start with that question. can the us, matthew, still be the global policeman, given the off to the for the but the mold was all period. what was the so low super power in the world that's very different. now, united states has been the world's leading power. in your intro. you said since the end of the cold war, but i'd say really since the end of world war 2, it's led what we've referred to as rules based international system. that's what the 80 years of great power piece standards of living in the united states and around the world are 5 times higher today. then they were 19451945. there are about 12 democratic countries in the world today. the 96 of the world is safer, richer and freer today. i think because of us leadership, then you heard him just that say the rules by system they'll be people watching this all around the go. well go really. because yeah, yeah, you go by a

u. s. on the other hand has been disjoined, all the international forum is international institution itself helped to create after world war 2. this is why people are now looking to breaks as a alternative to the us dominated international institutions in the past. yeah, well you know, currently you're getting way ahead of me cuz that's what i want. i mentioned the 2nd part of the program. okay. i'll drive, i'll start with you. the, the, the western post were order is basically done. it's faded away. go ahead and pop punk in new, new daily. oh, absolutely. uh, you mentioned that that you, you're getting this news from bloomberg and it is a fact that the west has dominated the narrative and dominated the channels to which people are informed and formed from their opinions. but increasingly technology, despite their best efforts, has democratize information. and so, so we see things for what they are. i'll be seeing that the same us justifies an invasion of iraq in the name of fighting terrorism

u. s. on isn't a few liam ongoing, but it's an escalation and i left the pro western denver size crash. it was police in the republican village and they do on the close. the tires are the you this quite a yours kept the government within the recent past. no.

u. s. on to area for these this out in all of our mentors and home. dustin, both faithfully trumps. last time and office strength, bilateral relations united. now with uncertainty regarding from samsung, ukraine, the nato pressures mounting on jeremy and to europe, to strength from the security policy. yeah, all of them are going to europe and so now have to take on even more security policy responsibility if i'm missing today or tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. this is not a substitute for a transatlantic partnership. it is an investment in common transatlantic partnership. planters, a partner, soft vision of position, the definitely smith, who is the leading canada to the next test. them emphasized to us as role in the well but also still stronger europe that can meet the us as a partner on an equal level. for now, germany's offering is continued corporation to the us. well, some obtain usually pushing for a stronger most of or in europe. that's bringing a familiar face around here, max hoffman had of dw news. max. good to see you. what more can you tell us about the reaction f

u. s. on defense at well over 4 percent. this may be a useful trump card for to come january with the a non duration of a us president, obsessed with europe, assuming a greater financial responsibility for collective defense. the task force you ask is trust, but i think poland has the credibility because it's, it's walking to walk. it's not just talking, but when it comes to talking difficult conversations lie ahead for the to donald's to ask, has criticized trump in the past harshly and publicly, and they're likely to clash over aid for ukraine. the possibility of a drastic cut in us assistance has sparked a campaign, calling on european nato allies and canada to boost their own support for keith. the recommendations making the rounds and foreign policy circles applaud tusks, a sort of approach saves the rest of the assets except advertisements west and you create and use it to cover ground troops during non combat tasks that provides you crime with a safe path in tomato by extending real security guarantees and stand up fo

u. s. on m s n b c. it's the voice of your establishment democratic party, jerry vitamins. if you're with leadership boss, this is the analysis. now we've, we've got it through by blaming traumas. went on progressives for using pronouns, that is being, you know, identifying as he, she, they, them, that blaming down to genocide, college campuses purchased on college campuses. one commentator sided, the democrats lost because that in millions of migrating some of the country, right sir, as the saying that they were that the leadership has to be far more focused on war and foreign policy. and one commentator said, the progressive era has to end of democrats wants to win again. so the less of that living which is predictable is what happened in 2016, isn't that they got it wrong because what they did this election as they did in 2016 when from 1st what was a was ignore the base, an aggressive to try and quote, disaffected republicans versus that 2nd they need to do that even more and ignore and if i could be jettisoned based on those, those supposedly liberal values, the democra

u. s, and this was on the sidelines of the u. n. g. it was basically on the clinton foundation event stage where he basically harold, the have over a student leader. he held the hand or list of the student and basically said that he was behind the movement which led to the outside of shape because he not, he did not have minutes. his work. he went on to say that this was basically orchestrated. it was meticulously planned, the officer shape, because he now did not happen overnight. he is known as to be the been behind the whole revolution. so he knew united repeatedly, is it not the, the, the, the main behind the whole thing is amazing. meticulously, design thing is not just sort of the came and stuff like that. very well design. even the leadership people don't know where the lead on. so you kind of catch one of them say ok, so my scenario, right? so it's interesting because everything that mohammed's eunice told for when he came to fall or he's doing exactly that, he said that under the shade because he not government of the press ha

on us election day. it didn't retaliate the previous uh, u. k, u s. a u um, does riley attack on their run? i don't know whether rearranging government is thinking of attacking in this intervening period the interregnum period. so then trump can say he's the piece maker afterwards, and that would be a better time of how it looks like that. let's look at that uh the interregnum period. that is designed to be careful attention to. because if you look at what happened in 2000 the night when brock obama was elected, i and the bush administration was ongoing. it was over the holiday period over a christmas, nor after christmas and new year's that israel launched a 1st attack on. gotcha. and i would expect, i think you could almost predict that there will be an acceleration against the is rarely, ability to be able to control. the narrative has been extraordinary so that people really don't understand the vulnerability that issue of the us out. and uh is your doesn't, why don't we manage because it's, it's un would be, she knows a security problem. so i, i think um, uh, by the time present truck

u. s. one that government to focus on domestic priorities. it's a beautiful city, possibly off ticket. i sit by donald trump, a couple of harris accuses him promoting isolationism. i believe it isn't the fundamental interest of the american people for the united states to fulfill our long standing role of global leadership as president biden. and i have made clear over the past 3 years as we are committed to pursue global engagement, to uphold international rules and norms, to defend democratic values at home and abroad, and to work with our allies and partners in pursuit of shared goals. we are ending the era of and list which. busy is in this place is a renewed, clear eyed focus on defending america's vital interests. it is not the duty of us troops to solve ancient conflicts in far away lands. that many people have never even heard of. we are not the policeman of the world as well. now let's discuss this more with my pedal of guest. so with me here, you know, if i wanted to point above the white house i have with me benjamin friedman, policy direct defense priorities, especially obv

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u. s. on what kind of guarantees of what kind of leeway it would they would get in order to stop the war. and that includes the re, a request by these released to also have a free hand to strike up his beloved targets. if the so deemed that his valor is rearming, are moving back or moving south of the lease on the that is a condition that the lebanese government has rejected in the past. and it is not expected to be part of the agreement. but with all of that pressure mounting up in terms of the public pressure, ordinary is where he is wanting to reach that cease fire wanting these strikes of rockets on northern communities and his real until of even the larger tel aviv area up to stop. it seems that within 24 hours there will be a vote up by these really governments on the, the agreement account and that perhaps in the coming of 24 to 48 hours, we might see a ceasefire in place in 11. i know many thanks for the update nor day during because that from a my now foreign ministers from the way of

u. s. is on most important trading part. now. the german wholesale and foreign trade association fears that will be drastic consequences if trumps, administration, and ex tariffs on goods coming from germany. then this would be to, if these dressing measures really want to come into effect, that would be a serious loss of prosperity in the short term. and then we would have to reckon with job losses. that would cause considerable difficulties for the german economy because a lot depends on that towards the especially vehicle construction, the pharmaceutical industry, and like to bill and kevin and co products being sold. then would it be possible to make up for that in the short term and for cult that's difficult for us to come off supplies after news of trumps with stock market prices in germany and europe went up a signal that many investors apparently view the election results as a positive event, and i clicked up now it's some of the news making headlines around the world. the australian government says they've been, they jus

global south sacrifice. hundreds of thousands of ukrainian lives on the altar of naziism. isolated itself with the un, with its u. k. u. s. u um the middle east genocide. oh, while domestically 40000000 americans could not eat without federal a's. one of the greatest us presidents that has never been is veteran ohio congress when dennis consented to also run in this 2024 election, the full, the mayor of cleveland and lifelong fight if a global justice and peace joined to be a game from cleveland in ohio. dennis, thanks so much for coming back on i. so as i've got this done before, we get to the why the country and the global implications come is, are ations. we are lost in the ohio in the house, a jerry man did you? you talk to in your book division of lights in the pilot, how corporate conspiracies tried to destroy you. why did you know when the seats, you know, how well you know, originally dependent and ran into a trend is political head where it's in terms of the polarization that's going on in american politics. and i challenge both parties, but in particular, the democratic party that i came from, i challenged them

join us on november the 5th, as the results come in and we analyze what they will need for the us and the rest of the world. the u. s. selections on the a. hello. that is very well whether to come for pots, essential america and the caribbean, with the chance of tropical development of the next few days. but before we get that, let's have a look at south america and it remains a stormy situation across the southern and most central areas. in particular of brazil, we've got some severe storms developing, moving across paraguay, stretching down into uruguay as well. so some heavy rain to come here, not heavy rain runs into bolivia, up towards peru and to that northern across as well. now for the south northern parts of july, it is of age wide picture, lots of sunshine coming in to santiago. you can see some very windy and wet weather starting to pull up from the very south on saturday. so there's that very heavy rain affecting parts of columbia. heavy rain to the nose of that. that's the place is like costa rica as well as panama. we have got the chance of some storms developing here in the days ahead and we some very

u. s. one that used to stop harming cars are and i do what i'm not in this panel without offering my condolences personally to you for your family and for your staff. i can't fathom the slip pain that you are dealing with, but i thank you for being on and providing insight into this very, very important topic. so every vote counts in battleground states of north carolina . and both candidates are making a huge effort to get the support of one particular native american tribe the could swing the results. the lumbee is the biggest tribe east of the mississippi. and for years its members have been pushing for official recognition. philip bell has more from brothers and county a video. i'm billy getting married the native american way. this sacred ceremony is intimates small. but let me try make some other 40 percent of the population here in robust and county that is 50000 votes and every 4 years, the politicians on this so it gets turn up to make promises. one, in particular, for federal recognit

u. s. military on to you looks into whether that will stick a change in washington, his actions around the world or not.

u. s. and the e u. particularly on electric cars that has led badging to seek to strength and trade relationships with a whole range of developing economies from india to indonesia, mexico, to present vietnam to silent. but these economies to are starting to erect their own barriers. as booming chinese exports begin to put pressure on their own manufacturing sectors. brazil and turkey put levies in place on electric vehicles to prevent their domestic markets being overrun and partly to encourage chinese investment in building production plants locally. brazil has also placed tar ups on steel, on india, indonesia, thailand. and so the africa of poto, barriers and countering chinese exports across a whole range of sectors from steel to tech styles, to solar panels. it's easy to understand why they've taken such actions. when we look at some recent trade data, we took a selection of the biggest developing economies focusing on some of the global says countries we just mentioned. here's our china's trade surface with this selection of major emerging economies has developed over the last decade from 2

u. s. military ac ukraine on the fitness of the nato alliance. this is, randy military has struck. they roots southern suburbs just an hour off to giving an evacuation warning of this strike comes off to 11 on his health ministry, said israel had also been bought at an apartment building south since a route killing at least 6 people. the not area is outside of the hezbollah militias, the traditional strongholds and you for any and so taken shelter in the metro is beneath cave, off to rush out, launched its 1st miss all attacks on the capital. in more than 2 months, russia has been ramping up during the tax onto the israel's deliveries were still in sufficient time. in review committee has found a strong likelihood that fireman is occurring or imminent in areas within the northern gaza strip. men, women. ready as in goals are effectively solving as the conflict rages, which amount to charity and organizations blocked from delivering assistance to those in need. israel's ambassadors slammed the report saying the ip c food security review committee was more interested in criticizing i

u. s. and the e u. particularly on electric cars. that has led beijing to seek to strength and trade relationships with a whole range of developing economies from india to indonesia, mexico to brazil, vietnam to silent. but these economies to are starting to erect their own barriers, assuming chinese exports begin to put pressure on their own manufacturing sectors. brazil and turkey port levies in place and electric vehicles to prevent their domestic markets being overrun and partly to encourage chinese investment in building production plants locally. brazil has also placed tariffs on steel when india, indonesia thailand. and so the africa of poto, barriers and countering chinese exports across the whole range of sectors from steel to tech styles, to solar panels. it's easy to understand why they've taken such actions. when we look at some recent trade data, we took a selection of the biggest developing economies focusing on some of the global says countries we just mentioned. here's our china's trade surface with this selection of

u. s. on the war and ukraine and support for president zalinski. they will now be wondering, what do we do if it turns out to be present in trump, in the white house? it from january, the 20th. and the decision was news of that. if, if, if, depending on what happens if those 3 states could come coming in the, in the end, and in the matter of hours. absolutely, i mean, i think this is why this summer when those same folks came to dc in, in joe biden was meeting with them. it was about this very real possibility about showing up with our european partners their support for ukraine and making sure that they contributed more so that the support for ukraine would be there. even if donald trump became the president and sort of divested from many of those agreements and those relationships, i don't know if it will be enough. if the united states even symbolically backs away from their commitments to the ukraine under a new administration. but at least there has been some attempt to bring our european partners in our european allies into the conversation.

rubio, a donald trump selection for a secretary of state has been known for his hard line stance on u. s. foreign policy. i fully supported israel and it's a war on guys a uh, what should we expect in terms of policy, but also in terms of blow back. i mean, i think uh, you know, as the trump himself to the back in 2016 mark or rubio is a lightweight. i don't think anybody takes his ideas on afford policies being particularly sophisticated or well thought out. he's been bought and paid for by a pack and others for a long, long time. so very pro israel, he is also a real china lock, which is something of course that i think attracted him to, to trump. and in fact, the administration is it'd be very hard line on china, at least in a, in appearance. i think the other point to note about all of these appointments though, is that they are relatively weak individuals in the sense that they don't have independent power bases of their own. they don't have a lot of stature. you know, fox news commentator doesn't have a big, independent power, vanessa, etc. i think that's true, ruby, i think that's