u. s. on rare earth minerals, including those in don't boss and other new territories that was on sale by the russian leader on monday night. the metals very important. they constitute the key resources for modern sector as opposed to economy. so farm, we have done legal investigative, and we need to do more of this and see what we wouldn't be ready to offer that administrative resources for work in this direction to all american fathers. when i say partners, i mean not only administrative and governmental selections, but also companies should they show interest in collaboration with us and the price . we found out that they have significantly more resources of this kind venue. great, let me emphasize that somebody's natasha is one of the disputants leaders in reserve . some of these at a metals looks like he's one of these projects requires special capital investments . we are happy to work collaboratively with manufacturing processes, including americans. by the way, this is regarding venue

u. s. one had less critical language when it comes to russia, special military operations and ukraine, and demanded to be swift. and to the conflict on the 12th resolution from ukraine and you actually are best, it's still, we're fast to the contact us, the so called full scale invasion and demand uh, immediate, an unconditional withdrawal of russian troops. the general assembly should take people to go in determining the basis for the just and last piece and ukraine and in utah, as well as it stands in pacific entities of all states. as it's liam message hi to voting russian and busted out to the un receiving event, that he actually just those costing that votes. not to be deceived. you mean should political issue? sure, no less panic is felt in a number of european capitals where all these years, they don't totally help the key of click and covered up it's crimes, but also not should rest of phobia spread on trades and fabrications about the goals and objectives of a special military operatio

u. s. one's a return on its investment and flow to the idea of getting his hands on kids. natural resources that we need to recruit those costs and that there's going to be a partnership with the ukrainians in terms of their rare or their natural resources and their oil and gas and also buying ours. uh, those conversations are going to happen this week. and uh, and for, i think an underlying principle here is that the europeans have to own this complex going forward. president trump is going to end it. and then in terms of security guarantees that is squarely going to be with the european. how well, according to the white house, donald trump, has expressed interest in acquiring new ukrainian, a rare minerals in exchange for the aid from the united states. now sold from added that so she wants to ensure the security of those supplies. and apparently ukraine is, are ready to help him that according to reports, to mostly from the west or in the media. are you craze proposal to jointly develop the ra

u. s. on, but they've made clear 1st of all, they've pointed out that they have no one in care of that can sign anything. so trump team is actually seems focused on getting rid of zelinski, right? yeah. and that's going to be problem magic and rush. it can just sit back and eat popcorn. well that happens. they have don't want to cease fire. and to be perfectly, i don't think they intend to stop the middle of the conflict in any way, shape, or form any time soon. they've got their book on the key. every james throat, they're not gonna pull it off. they're not gonna play that hollywood game of. i should've killed you when i had the chance this time. i think they're going to go all the way. and i think trump has made a couple of statements in the past week that show that he actually understands the position that the u. s. is in, in these negotiations and on the battlefield. he said that russia doesn't need a deal. they can take all of you crane if they want. he said that he also pointed out that

u. s. on russia. imagine reward for it talks on ending the war president donald trump has since dismissed the landscapes, concerns about his country being left out of discussions. iran con has more on the diplomatic developments from keith ukrainians without realizing that that has been a rapid reset of the relationship with america. presidents lensky has been very clear the what donald trump is saying is basically russian. this information when he refers to the fact that as a landscape is a dictator, that is a line direct, a coming from must go sites ukrainians, also ukrainians. now i'm very, very worried about where the seat is at the table. there are tools taking place between russia and america about you crate that do not involve ukraine, so that is going to be a very, very serious concern. moving forward now keep color is the special envoy to ukraine when he go his job. in january, he was actually the special invoice to ukraine and the russian federation. but russia objected to him at cooling him,

u. s. on friday to seriously discuss whether this leads us will take that decision regarding the western position as a case position important let's let's me remind you said to in our previous context, waves and bite and ministration to find ways. johnson, germany representatives as well as representatives of other countries even before the special middle child did ration when we presented official proposal for security guarantee is for everyone including neutral and then josh and they told us it's not to have business. i had a personal conversation with putting him back in january to 1020, to the zillow either called on him too seriously considered as a proposal that way you disseminated in order to enter them to military conflict in the background had told me it's not of your business, some of them, some of his muscles and no one can interfere into the relations between nato and the countries they wanted to see as members of the made to both of these of super does a person within the o h. c,

u. s. on site today. as the secondary punctuation slides since promising organization. that's the months ago, the state of minister a small, a city is bracing for these new migration policies and the impacts they could have from the local economy. when it came back, it has the story in the corner of his name is united states most will be in the 90s, a city of 270000, with a unique distinction. 8 out of 10 residents here have family or friends in the united states, legally and legally, like she's young while this. what example, anything besides my brother in law lives to the us 27 years ago, he owns to cause and it has a small roof cleaning business, but he doesn't have a green card. now, his family is afraid he'll be forced to leave the life he's built from scratch down on the legal migration is sending shocked. ways to be boulevard bodies are city news for sending workers to the us. 15 percent of the local population here has migrated to the us at some point. the cities university studies, the impact of migration. consistent the class of just a set to solve and 196417

u. s. on freedom of speech, which he addressed the question and all religious the question. and then i'll sense or shifts are all over something unhappy brought on a global level and, and all of a sudden. so we, they realize ok, this is not the classic transatlantic feel, partnership and indefinitely. not the way as it used to be in munich. so i'm going to do the manage security conference in 15 years and we have never seen something like that. so we have seen vice president towns in, in munich, and there were differences when we discussed foreign policy and security policy issues. but there was never ever a question that we might have different definitions when it comes to freedom of speech. democracy. what constitutes all these values we used to, to raise during these conversations saying, okay, this is all the value based partnership, the transatlantic commission, and they do everything so and all of a sudden, so it's mike. someone is actually pulling the plug in saying, okay, so this is not any longer the basis actually, and the terms of services we operating on. so we ha

let's have a look at what that means. firstly, europe relies on the u. s. military industry for much of the equipment it needs to by. and then there are the us nuclear warhead, stationed in europe, plus around a $100000.00 us troops on the continent. around a 3rd of those troops are stationed in germany. guarantee in europe, security has been in the us interest for a long time and for more than 75 years, the central structure to do so has been through the nature lines under donald trump . he's been complaining the u. s. s. paying too much for your security and he's even threatening not to protect allies who don't meet nato's defense spending target. currently at 2 percent of g d p. that's what called into question nato's core principle of collective defense. the u. s. currently has the biggest military of all nato members. the u. s. also has the most sophisticated equipment and intelligence. there were several military capabilities that nature only has because the united states has a tense if the us withdrawal. so it just kind of decides to be less involve

u. s. one, the well read a some in natural supply. so for use in electric vehicles, cell phones, missile systems and other electronics. ukraine has to polls 8, so 22 of the 34 minerals identified by the european union as critical. it also has one of your lowest confirmed elite and reserves. estimated at 500000 metric tones. essential full batteries, ceramic cloth, the countries reserves of rough bodies. also a key component in electric vehicles represent 20 percent of global results. this area we spoke to mike who bushek us global affairs on the list. senior fellow at the atlantic. consuls euro asia sense that he says the landscape is having to defend his country from russia and rules that from the us in high stakes negotiations. the deal is still very much in the fog if we can put it that way. but what it does look like is the united states is going to ukraine, the country that was invaded by ra shots and asking for a payback. usually it's the chrysler country that loses the war that pays for operations. so it's a very, very large si

u c. s u block one with 28 and a half percent of the votes. just the old off, schultz called his s p. d parties, 16 percent showing 8 bitter results. for the party is expected to stay in government as the conservatives junior coalition partner us president donald trump says he believes russian president, president vladimir putin is ready to accept.

u. c. s u block one with 28 and a half percent of the boats. just the old off, schultz called his s p. d parties. 16 percent showing 8 bitter results for the party is expected to stay in government. as the conservatives junior coalition partner you as president donald trump says he.

what effect would they have on the u. s. economy? if donald trump went ahead with this a short survey terrace? uh, uh, as your introduction said, the tax on importing things. if you want to bring in a product from overseas, sometimes the government will charge you a percentage of that product value. as you can think of it, there's a little bit of like a petri, it isn't tax to say you could have bought this locally, but you tries to bring it in from the seas. and so we will charge you a tax for doing that. there are types in many ways, like any other day incentive, i have some behavior and distance and devise other behavior. so they dis, incentivize, bring in things from abroad and running supply change the cross borders. so making a little part of your product in one country and then bring it back home and they may be sending it obviously as again. and they raise a bit of money for the treasury in martin. the economy is, it's not a big part of the title treasury, but it is, is some in terms of whether they are good or not, they can be

u. s. u, i'm genocide, are on the way home. this is israel area, the bombards lebanon, but the so called us steve state faces. chaos will be not in the us back yard with donald trump's threats against columbia succeeded in demonstrating us power outside of cuba, nicaragua, and venezuela, an african mineral superpower, congo the u. s. embassy has been under attack f, b i and intel boss fix cash patel and lieutenant colonel chose. he gathered confirmation hearings. demonstrate the fee is of the military industrial complex. as trump tries to have a whole decades of dirty tricks against the people of the usa and the people all around the world, that alone support for dictate as a lend skis, nazis and ukraine estimates the washington town model the ca quietly admitted the likelihood of code 19 which killed perhaps 20000000, emanated from a foul chee by a wolf or a lab, least in china as to freedom of speech in the vessel states of europe, switzerland, just incarcerated truth, the name, a founder of the electronic intifada. just days

they are not sending their children to school mess the for taishan will have it on a big swath of the u. s. economy, on documented workers are the backbone of us agriculture. the government estimates more than 40 percent of the people who work the farms and fields are on documented and the numbers are roughly the same in jobs like meat packing and dairy economists say mass deportations mean labor shortages, it would devastate the agricultural economy in the united states economists predict a steep rise in the cost of everything from vegetables to meet and mill grocery stores, past nearly all the costs onto their consumers. and so shoppers would see another belt of food inflation. and you're talking about food inflation of 5 or 6 percent annually. and so you're looking at considerable economic impacts that would be considered a recession. americans who voted for donald trump, hoping he'd bring down the price of groceries could soon be in for a big shock. rob reynolds, l g, 0, taff, california. a demonstration is inside the have nots. 3 months. incidentally, we've collapsed that a train stat

u. s. has been successful, whether it's sanctions, but successful with regard to making europe and more of the dependent on the u. s. natural. successful in terms of a, you know, trying to slow rusher of auto reverend there, which hasn't really had much of an impact. so that's my success for the year wish. sure. okay, can i just talk one? we're all on the oil. maybe i'm not even a no, there's other players involved society or pack, etc. but the more put in point to the russian to us there. major oil producers, i'm consumers at said saying the prices are too low at or high that's damaging to both countries economy. so. ringback is there a balanced approach when it comes to the energy market that must go and washington could agree upon that the benefits both or or is that vagueness that trumpf seems to be pursuing is not going to be the way forward for washington. and i've always been uh, sort of suspected, but how much do you as can control the global price of oil or through sanctions, or is it anything else? so what, what to think is clear, trump wants to produce a bigger supply of oil. and that has to do

planners decide we need to do resume change for my state department. official plans have been lived on a u. s. a. i t splitting details on how the organization thoughts to topple governments around the world. a 5th health to swap between homos and is ro is underway. 183 kind of stands for 3 of the teachers from golf. i need the documents reveal western need to recruit south for couldn't john unless the accounts of autism to inform the disabled payable confusing of its.

u. s. president on tuesday. well, earlier egypt top diplomat met with his washington counterpart, voice in cairo's unwavering position. that palestinians must remain in gaza, threw out it's reconstruction. egypt expresses its absolute rejection of any statements aimed at the displacement of the palestinian people to egypt, jordan, or saudi arabia. additionally, egypt reiterates its unwavering, national and arabic principles, which are rooted in the palestinian peoples right to establish their state along the borders of june. 4th 1967 with east jerusalem as its capital problem has said that gaza needs to be cleaned out before. and now he's loading the idea that egypt and jordan both country is that border. the enclave could take in the displaced people and house them. now the united states and israel are once again discussing the face of the power stands without even letting them have a seat at the table as for egypt and jordan. well, the egyptian foreign minister has met with the new us secretary of state and ma

u countries need to step up. this spending on defense to 5 percent, and he wants all of them to speak realistically about the war in ukraine, and he denied that the u. s. has betrayed you crying after donald trump spoke for an hour and a half with his russian count of it positively demand posing, trying to agree on terms for a long term settlement to the war. we're going to present back to semi o r n, who's professor of public affairs and director of the center for as long and global affairs. it's as simple as i am university. thank you very much for sticking with us here. we will, i want to talk a little bit about all the comments that uh, president trump has made and we can just listen into to what he said in regards to the war and cancer in recent dies. do us, we'll take over the gaza strip and we will do a job with the 2 without it as far as i'm concerned, if all of the stages are returned by saturday at 12 o'clock, i think it's an appropriate time i would say cancel it and all that so rough and let hell break out with united states being in control of that piece of land to fairly large piece of land. you're gonna have civility in the middle east

on the agree. what we know so far is that now your booklet has agreed to receive the 40s of all nationalities, not just south of dorians from the u. s. and he went on to say that that would include convicted criminals. this has been a big point of contention for the trump administration, especially as it relates to countries with whom they don't have a deforestation agreement. i'm thinking that as well as countries where they can send back the 40s, now el salvador has agreed to take the president lieutenant, when even a step further saying on x shortly after the meeting that they had also offered to the united states of america. the opportunity to outsource part of its prison system, saying that they would take also convicted criminals, that were us citizens and housing in their praises for a small fee from the us. now of course, this would face many legal challenges if the us where to send us citizens to prison is abroad. and in fact, shortly after the statement was made, us officials came out and said that the donald trump administration had no current plans to send any us citizen convicted criminal to any prison abroad. from now,

it's reliance on the u. s. and the question of financing. all that makes it unlikely that germany will be leading europe's defense any time soon. the, this is state of virginia is africa coming up on the program? why is president, how did all of the central african republic personality promotion crypto currency? he took his social media to and mounts the launch off his country's new main point . will be analyzing all things crypto and austin of crypto current c. s. but what's broke chain technology, my main bolt, the content and one of africa's founding fathers has cost we pay tribute to know it is freedom, pfizer and founding father sam who shall know who side h.

on. so i don't know, i hope the u. s. administration will not fall for it, but yeah, on the other hand, i mean, okay, they are still in maine, so nato is still there. i mean, maybe in the future we will see that nato will be able or maybe not to maybe yes, but i think when the trumpet ministration is going this way um, you know, gets their way then maybe it is. um, like they say they are speaking of about a european arby, some wanted some don't want it. and to have emergency meetings today and tomorrow about you know, you that you're a piece left also. but let's see and ways and especially about. yeah, well then you need to a secretary, general margret to how is fence, chum is going on. and i don't know, i can't cook not say that, but for the time being i think there is no chance for them because you know, there are rules out there have a shock to lies. when resorts in unix, when to speech from funds wasn't there. so that was a real shark. sonya finding a thing, i want to go take on the story, going back to a quiet carlo

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an advocate for mazda is preventing terrorism on the continent, and promoting security and stability. now, the revelation of activities a link to the u. s. a i d has raised eyebrows. this one in particular might just answer the question off. why, of the big piece of constitute, was in africa tragically remains the present of global 2 is and maybe indeed the ones fighting it are the ones funding it well now to the southern caucus is where the republic of, of has the a is choosing its next president polls have opened while on certainty lender is over a who will resolve the power crisis, sparked by last year is public unrest, voter turnout has already surpassed 43 percent, according to the local central election commission and the columbia and congressman, observing the election, told us the process has been transparent and there we see the com that is being created. people are arriving all security measures are provided. i am confident that all measures have been taken to ensure the transparency of the elections. i am sure that all conditions have been provided for each candidate to ensure the most honest and transparent conditions for th

on the list kind of help and has more days. house in tulsa garrett is a former us soldier. she has surgery in the u. s. military on top of that, she's been presidential candidate. donald trump's decision to select tulsa galbraith provoked a huge amount of outcry from his critics. because his tells gabbert is long, diverged from what the intelligence community says, and she has long criticize the actions of the united states around the world. she is a non intervention essentially arguing that the united states should focus on his own affairs and stop meddling and countries across the planet and her, assuming the role of intelligence directors certainly raised some eyebrows and some criticism from those who defend the us, political and military establishment, let's review just some of what tulsa gabbert has said over the years about u. s. foreign policy and the intelligence community back in 2020, when she was running for the presidency and the democratic parties. presidential primary. here's what she had to say about what was then her own party and the serious problems about its internal life and how i

the, the breaking news this our, the russian foreign minister on these u. s. counter part have spoken via phone washington's initiative. that size ukraine's the landscape of the ongoing dialogue between the 2 powers. if the data will be in such a large menu, which now demonstrates united states to gresham, i guess it's a very happy with this be honest, but is this a slide crane step back delete or also scramble to keep his european bonkers on board by done playing us significance after the lots are at nights has nasal membership is not guaranteed for kids. i really believe that time has come on forces of yours must be created. mister landscape hardly turn installing on american proposal, promising i continued store money into you train, provided the phrase, natural resources are shipped side such a deal is increasingly being pushed by talk you that sufficient i think that is when, when, as the american people have a stake in the recovery of the ukrainian economy also is complex and we will get to the other side of this concord been the the us for sharing the

the africa for months is preventing terrorism on the continent and promote to security and stability. now, the revelation of activity is linked to the u. s. a. i d has raise eyebrows, but this one in particular, might just answer the question of why, of the big case of call to, to was in africa tragically remains the 8 percent of global terrorism. maybe indeed the ones fighting it are the ones funding it like you're in journalist and or 3rd, david hyundai. and so he's a controversy surrounding usa id stems from a lot of accountability, which tara groups in africa have explored. what i think will happen more likely is that it's going to be collapsed into the state department, which will not fix the problem for when asking point of view. but at the very least, we reduce the influence that you as a has because part of the reason why you ac ideas based on a total risk over the years, is that like every other parts of the us, foreign policy establishment, aids basically not subject to any real robust site, so it's not subject to congressional oversight because it was free to buy an act of congress. and it's an unlikely c, i. e, which on paper

those advocate for months is preventing terrorism on the continent and promoting security and stability. now, the revelation of activity is linked to the u. s. a. i d has raised eyebrows, but this one in particular, might just answer the question of why, of the big case of call to, to as an advocate, tragically remains the 8 percent of global terrorism. maybe indeed the ones fighting it are the ones funding it or to correspondent, known as well. you can google. thank you. all right, well now to the middle east where the 6th prisoners swap is happening right now. as part of the israel, hamas cease fire, deal. 3 hostages had been handed over by the militant group from gaza and exchange . israel has started the release of palestinian prisoners with $369.00 is set to be freed. today, our middle east bureau chief marine for an ocean that has more details. the widow in ramallah with range palestinian prisoners housman, arriving from his reading jails, which notes all over them. the thing is of israel was set to release the 369 prisoners on the 2nd day, 111000 was detained during the war, plus 12 militants, serene life terms, and exchange for h is

on the agency. the president has shut down the u. s. c, u d, and it's sick with the theme in india, the now we're continuing our coverage of the latest trend shaping the world right now. this is our team to national i a michael watching a big page. so without elections had on only modestly successful comedian. i found donald trump describes the bottom, is the lensky who he says, tricks the us into financing on, on one of the war against russia. that would make those comments. he made those comments one day after a historic meeting of american and russian delegates in regard to revive bilateral relations. here's what some had to say about the matter. to think of it. a modestly successful comedian vladimir zalinski talk the united states of america into spending $350000000000.00 to go into a war that couldn't be one that never had to start. but a war that he without the us and trump will never be able to settle. the united states has spent $200000000000.00 more than europe, and europe's money is guaranteed, while the united states will ge

one of the biggest scam senses in the world, the . it was a 90 minute phone call that screwed up in 3 years of u. s. policy on the ukraine war. president, donald trump and russia's lead inflated may a person have had the 1st official conversation since trump return to the white house. and they've agreed to begin negotiations to ends. the conflict. trump also hinted as a possible meeting with the person in saudi arabia in the near future. ellen fisher report from washington, dc almost exactly 3 years since the board and you created started don't on believes he can bring it to an end. pushing both sides to start piece thoughts. i think they have to make peace that people have been killed and i think they have to make peace . i said that was not a good way to go into, and i think they have to make peace. that's what i'd say to campaign see, he could negotiate a piece, steel drum, spoke to letting me put in for 90 minutes. and with this thing, he told social media, we both agreed. we want to stop the millions of dest taking place in the war with russia. ukraine president puts in even use my very strong c