u. s. on germany has agreed that dependence on russian and she poses a security threat. while that means that support for ukraine, which is bypassed by the pipeline is provided. and the agreement has been that the 2 sides ensure that moscow and key of will extend a gas transit agreement. and moscow would face war us and use functions if small string to is used for political gain on teams. europe correspond to peter oliver. how's the details the united states and germany are steadfast in their support for ukraine sovereignty territorial integrity, independence, and chosen european pass. the united states and germany are united in their determination to hold, rush her to account for its aggression and malign activities by imposing costs of our sanctions and other tools. just a few weeks ago, it was announced that the construction phase of north stream 2 would be completed next month. after that, it takes around 3 months for certification and safety checks to be carried out, and then the gas can start flowing all the way from siberia, under the baltic sea and into germany t

u. s. on germany has agreed that dependence on russian energy poses a security threat. the 2 countries reached the deal providing support for ukraine, which is bypassed by the pipeline. that means seeking to ensure that the current gas transit packs between russia and ukraine remains in place here will also receive a $175000000.00 for the development of eco friendly infrastructure. the joint statement, the followed that contains some watts of warning for moscow. the united states and germany are steadfast and their support for ukraine sovereignty territorial integrity, independence, and chosen european pass. the united states and germany are united in their determination to hold, rush her to account for its aggression and milan activities by imposing cost of sanctions and other tools. just a few weeks ago, it was announced that the construction phase of nod stream to would be completed next month. after that, it takes around 3 months for certification and safety checks to be carried out, and then the gas can start flowing all the way from siberia, under the baltic sea a

u. s. one, your pin countries to join the side when it comes to china and china's growing global influence is a top concern for biden. but uncle america has so far refrain from making this choice in favor of the u. s. and in that field, germany has his own business interest and the chancellor candidate of her own party . i mean lesson has so far not sent any signals that he would change that approach . correspondent nina, how's there? thank you nina. let's, i'll take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. turkey is commemorating the 5th anniversary of a failed military coup. events are being held across the country, including the capitol and crop. some, 250 people died and thousands were injured. when a military faction tried to oust the president as sleeping political crackdown and mass, the rest followed. amnesty international says it has found new evidence of quote, horrific violation against migrants who are returned to libya from the you. the report th

u. s. ones, germany to scrap the deal altogether with russia and has put sanctions on the project. germany has defended it as i can not make the necessary take a listen to what the german chancellor had to say. how many of us, you know, we have talked about china and there is a great common understanding that 1st lead china is a competitor in many areas that trade with china has to be based on us having a level playing field. that means that the standards are the same. incidentally, this was a major point of negotiation and the china investment agreement, coleman and andrew adair from the german engineering association. the dna joins us now. thank you very much for joining us, andrew. and it's kind of hard to, to, to draw conclusions from this meeting. it seems to simply be a holding pattern and a whole bunch of subjects, nod stream, china and so on, is by than just biding his time until merkel success comes along a good morning. thanks for having me. yes, in some ways that's true, although i'd like to start 1st start out by sharing with you the perspective of the dna, which is we are extr

a so called ransom where a tack on a u. s. oil pipeline disrupted fuel supplies, company paid millions to get it systems back though much of that money was recovered. an attack on a u. s. technology company impacted business is worldwide including a swedish supermarket chain which had to close its stores. and earlier this year, hackers broke into the software company solar winds compromising u. s. government agencies. officials blamed russia. you know, we see how cyber threats, including ransomware attacks, increasing they're able to cause damage and disruption in the real world. i can't guarantee this, and you're as informed as i am. but i think it's more likely we're going to end up when we end up in a war i real shooting more. when the major power it's going to be, as a consequence of a cyber ridge, of great consequence is increasing exponentially. through the capabilities, monsoon reins and bangladesh have triggered land slides in the world's largest refugee camp, killing at least 6 people, mostly children, could prolong ca

u. s. could put pressure on to, you know, to deal with any dispute by refusing to buy russian gas. they know the big differences is what the pandemic, the u. s. stopped pumping up a lot of oil, shale oil and gas, and the prices are back up. so you don't charge the oil companies, the conservative, not a big issue they, they've got plenty of supply given the on demand. so it was an easy concession by the us. jack, i've seen reports basically say that, for example, europe will be out of oil domestically produced and drilled oil in the next 3 decades. when it comes to gas, it doesn't have much more time left with the gas. so at the end of the day, rushing gas really ultimately is critical. it's crucial for the, for the european economy. but what do you think the future holds for knowledge stream to once it starts operating? i think it'll be an operation for quite, quite some time because as you point out, europe needs fuel. well, it's oil which are trying to get away from a natural gas, which is kind of a way of saying, oh, we're moving away from fossil fuels by buying more natural gas.

and i also called on the u. s. government to recognize or deny that political operate is actively use tag collectives or groups of robots, trolls. so i use a coordinated with automated main to flood the networks, etc, etc. in this operation against cuba they all, they mean the economy was also fundamental naturalists. remember, cuba has been in a grave economic crisis since the start of the pandemic. and even before that, due to the titans, us embargoed during the pandemic, the u. s. government alone approve more than 50 measures related to that. meanwhile, the countries paralyzed with low financial inflows and the need to tackle the pandemic. this resulted in food shortages, as well as a lack of some medicine, as most resources within to treat patients with coded 19 in cuba is now at the peak of the pandemic. and or medical personnel or high alerts. we discuss cubans, how they live in this situation, and their opinion on what happened. you can have on the streets, the stories of people, not only both today but al

u. s. and nation restore on the phone and u. s. government officials speaking to local media have said that india will be seeking, will be asking us to maintain pressure on pockets. again, what india says, you know, as pockets on providing, not only funding, but also safe havens to groups as just holler, bond is gaining grounds and has gone to the phone with the u. s. withdrawal. so in issues like china and coven dominating talks will happen to other issues like minority, right, press freedoms, and so on. and they're going to be put in the back seat. now while us officials said ahead of me saying that anthony blanket would be raising issues of democracy and human vice. but what they said was that the 2 countries have more in common on those funds than they don't. and some people can actually began his visit to india by meeting representatives of civil society organizations. but then he also tweeted that you know, that the u. s. and india that they committed to democratic values. they share democratic values. and that is part of t

on the street. he was foreign minister claims the u. s. government behind the riot and the white house will use any means available to turn cuba upside down. i believe that i call on twitter and i also call them the u. s. government to recognize or deny that political operate is actively used. tags collect claims or groups of robots. trolls who use a coordinated with automated means to flood the networks, etc, etc. in this operation against cuba rolls, if you go on twitter, you'll find the hash tag as so s q in the trends. and some of the most senior us politicians among go sending out the signal saying how much they are worried. so genuinely worried is so for the cuban regime to step down and lead democracy flourish in cuba. i hope and pray for a free cue, but for morality is no suffering under is unbearable communist rule. viva cuba libra s o s. cuba. so as cuba might as well turn into cuban lives, matter, please don't blame me for trying to sound sarcastic when talking about serious hardships of an entire nation. but just think of this

i called on twitter and i also called on the u. s. government to recognize or deny that political operators actively use tags, collectives or groups of robots, trolls. so i use a coordinated with automated main to flood the networks, etc, etc. and they saw peroration against cuba. they're all they mean the economy was also fundamental matter. let's remember, cuba has been in a grave economic crisis since the start of the pandemic. and even before that, due to the titan, us embargoed during the pandemic, the u. s. government to low and approve more than 50 measures related to that. and meanwhile, the countries paralyzed with low financial inflows and the need to tackle the pandemic. this resulted in food shortages, as well as a lack of some medicines, as most resources within to treat patients with covey. 19 cuba is now at the peak of the pandemic. and medical personnel on high alert, we discuss the cubans, how they live in this situation. and their opinion almost happened. who can hey, on the streets, the stories of people not only a

you told this committee that you believed to nordstrom to pipeline would have disastrous effects on u. s. national security. that it would have disastrous effects on european security by making them subject to economic and energy blackmail from russia, and that it would enrich and power to carry out that blackmail. do you continue to believe that i do sen? it's clearly a very political issue in the united states as far as rusher is concerned. bo, strictly business attempts to portray us as an aggressor and the country, carrying out malicious activities have long been a hallmark of fruits of folks. threats towards russia are groundless and useless. we have repeatedly stressed that the north swim too and other russian export pipelines are business arrangements with the countries that buy our gas a, with this deal between berlin and washington, it seems that the nor stream to should start providing death at some point before the end of 2021 will economist, jock cross, mom says this could be a sign of fighting conceding, but he had no cause to play. i think you got to look at the context of

you have all the information on one large network is most likely infiltrated by u. s. security. so they're pulling back on dd, they took the app store, they'll do a full cyber security review, but they'll come back online. they are a monopoly in china, almost monopoly. there are some other competitors online, but they have very strong company. they kicked over out of china the be bought overs over china's organization and they'll come back online. right now. it's just going to be taken off as a basis. favorite security review. all right, we're going to take a break back in a moment with dan collins fast ending discussion about china. go away. the me ah, cuba experience demonstrations for and against the hub on government. many in the us loud, we say something must be done. what that's something is, is not entirely clear. the fact is, the u. s. has done many things against cuba for decades. namely the long standing trade embargo, maybe washington should stop trying to help the cuban people for a change i. ready ready watch quintinella class in person. i knew often the saw said it

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the january 6th attack on the u. s. capitol hill was a clamp trying to disrupt democracy. according to one police officers testimony from the president. donald trump was accused of inciting the right to the 1st person to face trial. under hong kong, national security law has been found guilty of inciting suspicion in engaging and terrorism. tongan kit road is worse article into a group of police offices. well, it's returned to our top story, the political crisis inter nivia. it says use if is a senior member of the democratic association of indians in france. he joins us now from paris. thank you very much for joining us here on al jazeera. you believe the president did the right thing in dismissing the prime minister and freezing the parliament? why is that to his face in great difficulties knowing the comic and political functional we have the parliament tweed corrupted to 1130. we have to do our cheating with the corruption we do when embezzlement and it's so it's the best way to stop all of this to avoid the bunker with like the case of lee been on. do i did fortune is

u. s. has never left a conflict with our paving the way for another one. there is no growing threat or striking threat or threat of any sort from anywhere on earth to the us military, which is an expense almost equal to all the others put together. there was no threat from afghanistan 20 years ago. there is no threat from china today. and there is no threat from russia today. it is all absolutely propaganda. and the thing to do 20 years ago was to use the rule of law to prosecute the crimes, to seek the extradition of criminals, where there was justifiable grounds to pursue it, and not to launch a war. the u. s. has never in many, many years ended or even scaled back a war without making any grounds for escalating or starting a new war. because to do so would be to challenge the idea of war, which is absolutely taboo. if not in comprehensible in u. s. society. the problem, of course, is that you're dealing with government in possession of huge numbers of nuclear weapons. and so there is actually a short term danger of the long term elimination of life on t

u. s. ones, germany to scrap the deal altogether with russia and has put sanctions on the project. germany meanwhile, has defended north stream as economically necessary. also on the agenda at the meeting, china with the us pushing europe to take a firm a stance. here's what the german chancellor had to say. you know, we have talked about china and there is a great common understanding that firstly, china is a competitor in many areas. does the trade with china has to be based on us having a level playing field? that means that the standards are the same. incidentally, this was a major point of negotiation in the u, china investment agreement. but i believe that the foundations of our dealings with china are simply based on the common values that distinguish our countries with a lot of. meanwhile, the u. s. senate has passed a bill to ban the import of products from china's gene jang region, washington and several human rights group say the muslim league population that is being forced to work for domestic and international companies. the u. s. house of representatives still has to vote on

u. s. regulations on the u. s. playbook. so china is now on the defensive because of the continuing hostilities between the u. s. and china and because of these are very hot sectors, namely tech and finance major is now going to become more defensive when it comes to these overseas listing acquirements because they don't want an episode of if the u. s. if conditions actually, to cherry the us did say that, hey, we can pull all of these chinese companies off the stock of the stock exchanges and that would be extremely detrimental in the long run. for all these chinese companies does more of a defensive play for now. rather than an outright, vito certainly the tension between the 2 countries do still remain. now then china's market regulator on saturday said it would block 10 to plan 2 words. the country's top 2 video games streaming sites on anti trust grounds. what happened there? yeah, you know, we talk about this quite a bit. it seems like which is this idea of anti trust coming out of china. the chinese regulators are bein

u. s. and ear security. you told this committee that you believed to nordstrom to pipeline would have disastrous effects on u. s. national security. that it would have disastrous effects on european security by making them subject to economic energy blackmail from russia, and that it would enrich and in power to carry out that black male. you continue to believe that i do sen will economist cross says that the u. s. concession could be assign, the biden simply had no more cause to play. i think you got to look at the context of the recent meetings and discussions between biden and europeans, particularly jeremy, you know, the germans, the europeans, considered us position on the global tax and not taxing us tech companies. i think this is probably a quid pro quo to some extent of biking, can feeding what as everyone knows, it's already a done deal and allowing the germans to continue and get the cheaper gas. you got to understand that this whole sanctions over a gas began nordstrom to begin under trump, when the us had a lot of natural gas and prices were falling. and you know, the industry, the o l industry

u. s. on the modernization plan of the philippine military and most critically really is the enhanced maritime cooperation of the with the u. s. and the philippines in, in the, in the south china sea. as the influence obviously, of china looms large on there at the administration. many people, many here actually see that this is a welcome development that the visit of secretary austin was a boost, but he was something that was carefully negotiated quietly by the defense establishment here. and foreign affairs officials, both here and the us. so how significance would you say this meeting was jamila? while it's, it's significant in a sense that as the parent the enters his final year in office, basically a lot of the scaled down activities that, that were basically a lot of activities that were scaled down over the past 2 years since it took off is, are going to be put back. it means though that we're expecting more us troops to be rotating here in the philippines. more defense cooperation, and

u. s. reaction on this. how does it the unrest effect to us efforts to improve the condition of people's lives in guatemala and try to reduce migration from the country. this absolutely complicates efforts for the united states occurred migration from the region specifically migration from guatemala. and it's simple as terms the plan that the binder administration has for central america is to address the quote unquote root causes of migration. in the case of guatemala, those root causes are extreme poverty and worsening insecurity. both of these problems have been exacerbated by rampant corruption in guatemala. so it's very difficult for the united states to look at the guatemalan government and see a reliable partner in the efforts to curb corruption, the country when the government itself just fired the head of the, of the anti corruption agency for the country. on wednesday, the us state department said that the government of guatemala shows a quote pattern of behavior that indicates a lack of commitment

we love on our own people, the u. s. government or us police have dropped bombs on americans in the mine wars and west virginia and the early 19 hundreds. but much more recently in the move bombing and philadelphia in 1985, the police dropped bombs on our own citizens and then burned down an entire city block, killing 11 people into telephone regimes. a single party upholds and enforces the status quo in free democracies, true parties of hauled and enforce the status quo. so you see are different. that is, rather than having donald trump perpetrating horrific human rights abuses in our names over seeing the largest prison state in the world over seeing a racist police system, supporting a health care system that exploit harms and main people who are the rich because they can't afford health care and furthering endless environmental destruction instead of all that. now we have joe biden doing those things. this gives us something very important. it's called the illusion of joy. yes, we get to pretend we made a choice, an

to miraculously miraculously manufacture its own vaccine because of a needle shortage brought on by the u. s. blockade. now with key mid term and congress elections looming, the white house has made a strange you turn on. it's deeper into the police pledge as crime rate sore. the ruling democrats now want to shift the blame for slashing law enforcement budgets onto the republicans. as ortiz acres, don reports defend the police verses back the blue. these slogans turned into war banners in america's political. in fighting between the progressives and the conservatives, there was no fence to sit on for politicians, it was pick aside of, i'll go home. so as republicans went, defend, the democrats shows the fund many off absolutely suburbs, suburbs have essentially already begun pursuing a d funding up the police in that they fund school based on housing and the health care more as their number one priority in many cities in america. over one 3rd of their city budget goes to police. so we have to have this conversation. what are we doing? we meet clearly this man told me upload police department

u. s. on tuesday of visit though not 9th, in advance, this does come just months off for a us intelligence report linked his brother, the crime, prince mohammed, ben cell, man to the killing of the journalist malika. so g, confirming a meeting between the officials was underway, the white house press secretary did indicate that because of death may be discussed during the meeting, fail discuss the long standing partnership between the united states and saudi arabia, regional security, and the u. s. commitment to help study ravia defendants territory the horrific death of demarc shogi. of course, this could be a topic, but i'm not going to discuss additional details. will not tell you over all 2018. the washington post columnist malika, so she was killed and dismembered inside saudi arabia's concert in turkey. after initially denying that consoles, she was killed. the officials blamed rogue elements within the kingdom, security services, and sentenced the number of officials to death. however,

u. s. on tuesday, a visit not amounts and involves just a months after us intelligence report linked his brother chrome for havent been someone to the killing of journalists, jamal shows, he was confirming a meeting between the officials was on the way the white house press. secretary indicated that shows your death might be discussed during the meeting, fell discuss the long standing partnership between the united states and saudi arabia, regional security, and the u. s. commitment to help saudi arabia defendants territory the her effect. death of demarc. surely of course, this could be a topic, but i'm not going to discuss additional details. well, tolbert 2018 washington post columnist remark a soldier was killed and dismember inside saudi arabia's consulate in turkey are traditionally denying that soldier was killed. saudi officials later blamed ro, governments within the kingdom, security services, and sentence the number of officials to death. however, during his presidential campaign, j

u. s is always right, everybody else is always wrong. so the u. s. never persecutes journalists on the other countries to do. but the reality is quite different. now devastating floods in central china with at least 33 people killed and another 250000 evacuated from their homes. and what is said to be the heaviest strains in a millennium. the, who's me let's break down what's happening across the country here and read behind me, you're going to be able to see the worst hit region china, central hin, and province. its largest city of john draw is located on the yellow river. the banks of which have burst forecasters predict a grim few days to come with more heavy rain and strong winds. the typhoon causing all this havoc is also expected to hit nearby coastal regions here in yellow. you can also see on the map behind me among them shanghai. let's zoom in now on john joe and which has seen some of the most dramatic events. now what you can see here is a waterfall pouring through the roof of the city's airport. help was unable to accept incoming flights for 26 whole hours. and parts of

u. s. province during the phase one trade deal under the trump administration. now despite overall imports from the u. s. rising, looking at data for both countries, china had bought less than 70 percent of the year to date target according to peers . that why is china falling short when it's seen as the country with one of the fastest recovery? well, i think it's partly because china doesn't necessarily care at the moment to make an extra effort to achieve the full 100 percent but was promised. but secondly, in addition, the imports that were guaranteed was sector by sector guarantees. and there are some sectors where the chinese import rate has been pretty good relative to the promise. but there are other sectors where it has not been as good . and in those cases, the chinese have been able to find alternative sources of supply. but i think fundamentally, the chinese on to motivated that the moment to bend over backwards to achieve full compliance. and frankly, the biden administration is not really that motivated to go hell for leather to enforce a policy that

u. s. is on track to see its highest gun related death toll in over 2 decades. now, many are thinking maybe just the funding, the police wasn't such a good idea. they're doing whatever they can to get money. i wouldn't be out at night anymore. and i've lived here, i was born here in 1943. and this is a terrible thing to be happening in this city that you have to fear to be out after dawn. i think it is the travis need for where like in chicago in an area like, oh, don't feel things to make matters worse. prices are inflating at a rate not seen. and 13 years food and gas are getting more expensive with widespread shortages of mechanical parts, making it a lot more expensive to buy a car. well this has got nearly 90 percent of americans seriously worried for their wallet. think due to all this money for it in our economy is going to go downhill with inflation. that would be my major concern. and they excessive spending that going on at the moment. i'm a business owner, so it actually was cheaper for me. when i was in rising cobit cases, a surgeon, crime, record br

u. s. is on many things against cuba for decades, namely the longstanding trade embargo, maybe washington should stop trying to help the cuban people for a change. the cross talk in cuba, i'm joined by my guess, michael flannigan in washington. he is president, atlantic and consulting in a former congressman in new york. we have daniel shaw. he is professor of latin american and caribbean studies at the city university of new york. our i tell him in cross talk, rules and effects. that means he can jump in anytime you want, and i always appreciate it. i want to ask both of you the same question. i'll go to daniel 1st in new york. i propose this i, i would like to say after looking at all the media coverage, mainstream media coverage, this is about scoring political points and ideology, and the fate of the cuban people are actually a footnote in all of this. go ahead, daniel in new york readings, that's correct, peter. and whether it's breitbart or the new york times or the wall street journal, any

u. s. one, says nato's gone al on is there a being left behind to be slaughtered? also.

u. s. on tuesday. a visit not announced that advance came just off just months after us intelligence report length, his brother crown prince, and i've been sullen to the killing of journalist jamal kashodi. while confirming a meeting between the officials was under way. the white house press secretary indicated facilities that may also be discussed during the meeting fell discuss the long sending partnership between the united states and saudi arabia, regional security, and the u. s. commitment to help study arabia defended territory. the horrific death of demarc shogi. of course, this could be a topic, but i'm not going to discuss additional detail. in october 2018. washington post columnist tomonica showed he was killed and dismembered inside saudi arabia's confidence in turkey. after initially denying that consoles, he was killed. saudi officials blamed the ro, governments within the kingdom, security services, and sentenced a number of officials to death. during his presidential campaign, however,

u. s. on each nation of extended support to turkey. while the president has visited, one of the towns hit by wildfires, read the paper to onset, the cause will be investigated her to show to g. m. we are considering the possibility of sabotage and any other source of the fire starting and we will carry out the investigation to provide answers to these. we will not give up until we have all the answers. restoral far. there isn't matter facts and, and tell your province with more present outline is just fill in and man i got the and he is having a meeting with, with all the majority of his cabinet here, minister of interior minister for the 3 culture tourism. have been one minister of foreign affairs also was there and he said that of there was, there will be a huge package off. the compensation, particularly for those who have suffered from the law says that the houses that have been damaged are going to be rebuilt. the agricultural areas that were under the fire also are going to go through every frustration process the taxes are going

on the streets of background. some optimism about life after the us military departure. we should not worry about the u. s. withdraw. we are muslim and depend on our god. we cannot rely on the u. s. as there were russians here in the past. now, americans, we should not wait for another superpower to come and help us, and we should not worry about them anymore. as these armories, dream of self reliance may not be shared by many within the afghan govern meant they're accusing the us of leaving the bog warm air base last week without advance notice something. the americans have been quick to deny. i can tell you that afghan leaders, civilian and military were appropriately coordinated with and briefed about the turnover of bottom airbase. in fact, the us central command set on tuesday, the ballroom was the 7th and final military base and turned over to afghan control . they said the hand overtook several weeks and that the u. s. isn't abandoning afghanistan. we have every intention of continuing an ongoing president presence and cobble which is continue even after we bring our military who are serving a home

u. s. leads behind is fueling some of this taliban insurgency and the top us general in cobble spoke with reporters on sunday, saying that the u. s. has been supporting afghan troops with air strikes. so he would not say how long that support will remain without varying to over $900.00 shooting a new wave of infections in malaysia. the daily record, 17000 new cases has been reported on sunday. covered 19 infections in malaysia have now risen above 1000000. at least 9 people have been killed and 3 others have been injured junior line fight in the indian state or myself, pradesh. large boulders rolled on a monday and striking a van county 11th to it. those are the headlines we're going to be back in about half an hour and see then bye bye. on counting the cost, the all new tourism, the world's richest man, making a grab to control access to the trillion dollars space industry. taos, the new coal. why rich nations of emitted agriculture from climate change and how flowering call life iran? counting the cost on i'll just use the high of any. okay, welcome to the stream bonus edition. think of it like a v.

u. s. on us for help in stabilizing the country. at the precedents, you are now moisture as a nation. many haitians are alarmed by foreign involvement in the attack, which also left his wife. when did. she has now spoken to half fellow citizens by our audio message for the 1st time since a half bond was slain. the streets bear the scars of a violent arrest. colombian mercenaries fought with haitian police here hours after they allegedly assassinated president young, no mo, ease his wife, survived the attack and from a u. s. hospital she described the killing of her husband. was too much in. we've seen marie is speaking to you. i am alive, thanks to god. i am alive, but i lost my husband ship and now in the blink of an eye, the mercenaries entered my house and riddled my husband with bullets. gave him battle. she urged patients to remain united bobby's him. this is my tears will never dry. my heart will always believe me, but we cannot let the president die a 2nd time. i'm crying it is true, but we cannot let the country lose its way to be investigations or underway into the murder. wi

u. s. in the next few days, which it's believe will reconcile their differences over at russia, st. nord string, to pipeline the russian and buster to the u. s. on the tale. and ton of has been sharing his insights into the project and the chances for cooperation between moscow and washington in the future. here's what he had to say for us is just only it can make projects mapping more math and less. that could be competition between, for example, united states and russian federation. and he got the price of that. so, but i don't understand why we should use political tools to, to press on anybody to get some advantage. it seems to me with due respect to my american fans, lisa b estimation. i would like to say that it's unfair competition on international markets and, oh, we don't want to see such matters. i just got this issue as many politicians. sometimes frankly, i'm not katy, i'm not blind, but some of them don't know where ukraine iis, so i don't understand why it's important for united states. that seems to me that political figure. some politicians just only would like to use ukraine as their tool to press on the russia to have a good re

u. s. on the border. humanitarian workers from said the children say they hope the message laid out in comic book form will reach . people were unaware of the plight of young asylum seekers living in mexico with really sad air. we hope the comic book brings visibility to the needs of my grandchildren and to the entire process of migration. we hope it makes people more empathetic, because these are stories that are not easy to tell. but should this comic book, which is based on real stories, maybe that can affect the change. the representatives from saved the children are caring for more than 400 under age migrants at this shelter alone. though this is only one of many safe spaces from children sponsored by the organization, your mexico's border with the united states. children's rights groups estimate that one out of every 3 migrants that come to mexico from central america are children and teenagers. the vast majority from countries like hundreds, guatemala, and 12 door humanitarian workers,

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