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u. s. or even the u. s. should keep the secret when it is planning to send another 1000000000 or $2000000000.00 and weapons doing great. i believe it would be wiser. but as a sad, there are 2 time it does. if there is a psychological dimension and then morale, oak impulses of ukraine is crumbling, their war for the same as the russians. so it's important shows that the west is still behind ukraine and that they are getting the support that they badly need. and this reinforces the position of the landscape, the president who can keep his promise to deliver these weapons to the front. however, there is a downside that the russians, they should be, deter it by hearing that there is that ukraine is getting these weapons, however, is that also gives them the chance to prepare. they are waiting in anticipation, they know what's coming in was going to be facing them. and from that perspective, it's not very wise to disclose what exactly is being delivered. and in what quantities of what types of weapons. when asked

u. s . or u. s. policy is actually driving them out of it are exactly a group you know tom, one of the things i think that we've seen with the reaction on the, the cooperation that the west is a force other attempted to force other is the follow. their lead was sanctions, we school come out with a very different scenario, and i would say, i mean for, and from an ideological point of view, the, the global south no longer has any respect for the west. and it's ridiculous ideas and woke ism and all of that nonsense, which i never talk about because it's a waste of time. but they're not afraid of the west any more. and this is what michael is talking about. because if you can create parallel institutions, you don't need the i m f, you don't need the world bank, you don't need any of these things here. okay? and why go into their for their, their toxic financial system, get out of it. okay, go ahead. tom, going other guy's going to say exactly that a, you know, it's funny. i think that we need to be caref

u. s. were access to the procedure has been banned or limited. it's the president 2nd executive order on reproductive al. since the u. s. supreme court overturn roe the wade in june revoking constitutional protections for abortion access. signing was part of the 1st meeting of the vice president's task force of reproductive health care access. and it comes a day after the conservative state of kansas voted resoundingly to preserve abortion rights. the midwest, 8 rejected changes to the states constitution in the 1st referendum on abortion rights. since the supreme court overturned constitutional protections surrounding states including ar, arkansas, missouri, oklahoma, and texas or at trigger bands and they came to effect shortly after roe, the wade was struck down, leaving kansas as safe haven for abortion rights. a band in wyoming has been temporarily blocked by a judge, but as expected to come into effect soon. and iowa, as you to bring in a 6 week band that was ruled unconstitutional in 2018. there's actually no name reports. this time, the te

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

u. s. or after my resolve retail level for that there should be a little bush of sure. because a, usually from the, from a small spoke with another another over there is getting mushroom. the most thought about it for when you start getting the, because the with them over to want to provide that will your, to the beauty for the mom should plenty of g with sport. it was you or need some people who would i know that the hope of literally put ability was to work with you. but that was with a real social greatness ball machine away from their store. if she'll get those, it was a dog guys. reasonable like what was, which was a shipment in lawyer diana put on in libra deliveries with dr. pal. if you really by this point is it come down to survival. ukrainian forces didn't just shelter ganske until they besieged the city. tourists for to push the new corporate hold on. the block was a stretch. just got a piece of or what does luxury in america i'm between your 2 guys. garza, you for gonna use abuse or what that though she will normally if you want to come and restore it was fo

u. s. or even the usa should keep the secret when it is planning to send another 1000000000 or $2000000000.00 of weapons streaming. i believe it would be wiser, but as a sad, there are 2 damage to this. there is a psychological dimension and then morale on pools of ukraine is crumbling their war for the same as the russians. so it's important shows that the west is still behind ukraine and that they are getting the support that they badly need. and this reinforces the position of the landscape, the president who can keep his promise to deliver these weapons to the front. however, there is a downside that the russians they should be deterred by hearing that there is that ukraine is getting these weapons, however, is that also gives them the chance to prepare. they are waiting in anticipation, they know what's coming and was going to be facing them. and from that perspective, it's not very wise to disclose what exactly is being delivered. and in what quantities of what types of weapons. when ask

u. s. l or the u. s. plans to muster own nato nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949, the soviets acquired their own nuclear weapons. so any plan to annihilate the u. s . s. i had to be postponed indefinitely, but the idea remains the same. the united states have to be seen as the only major player in the international arena, or anyone who sold otherwise had to be like some of the us justices yet union itself is mold. this is a victory for democracy and freedom. these events clearly serve on national interest. george bush was um, booked out of it on you. one anguish v. i'm janet, she leashed to cost him. zebulon and tablet block on mine was the vision one of the dean and these milan sounds, i know saucen when mine's a young child has an influence on it was on because he had to say that a competitor to know jesus landis. mm. united states became the indispensable country are worth exceptional people whose obligation was to lay down the path for all other countries. and so it became a new i renewed a justification for american aggression in the world. it was the

u. s. is it focused around the u. s. or is it more broadly spread in terms of influence when it comes to the exercises? while these exercises have a long history between indonesia and the u. s. both countries play a key role in organizing it. there are the other countries participating this year, japan and australia, but both those countries and the other observers make note that this is really a practice, a tradition that has many years of history between the u. s. and indonesia. what is significant this here is that we're seeing this scaling up not no longer just a normal ga rudo shield, but what the u. s. and in the major a calling a super rude a shield. it is likely, and we can expect that some of the countries observing this year for the 1st time, may indeed become participants in future iterations of gertrude a shield. now the both organizers have made a point of stressing that this exercise is merely an exercise. it should not be viewed as a threat to any country that message it seems to be pointed specifically at ba

u. s. or russia have some influence. i think that that will bring to bear some pressure that needs to be done because the this, this is, this will continue unless this type of activity and action is not a threat to a halt immediately. obviously they obviously they just don't hear. thank you. michael malo. former senior security policy analyst in the office of the secretary of defense. thank you. as palestinian says through the rubble of bon buildings, there are some gruesome reminders of the force of onslaught. this footage was film during a search and rescue operation at the sight of a residential house, reportedly levelled by an israeli airstrike. palestinian an official say some 650 buildings have been damaged in garza in the past few days alone. here are some of what low fools who've been caught in the crossfire had to say. in a book without any warning, they targeted the area near the kuwaiti hospital. the who, of course it is a camp, crowded with children, women, and the elderly such when they targeted houses with

u. s. how significant is that? do you think it will be for some time, does it come down to what washington doesn't response or is this for the long term where i think it's quite clear that the announcements to kind of so these communications, when the u. s. by the chinese government is in response to the recent wanted an unnecessary cook of nancy pelosi taiwan. this is quite clear, but whether this is going to be a long term thing or it's just a temporary measure, that's something we have to wait to see. we have to see the development of the situations, but before making any comments on that, i think it's very important for all of us to understand what we're talking about. we have to be on the same page of what's happening. actually they all wanted chip of now super rosy to taiwan is quite obviously a provocative step taken by the us side to irritate china. and despite of repeated warnings and disagreements and persuasion, to now say pollution pollution into council trip. she went ahead and make a trip to taiwan despite of all the war. so china actually made its statement understand very clearly before and during the

u. s. does not listen, the need to use ways to make it listen that china's acting in self defense, you know, part of the reason why all of this is happening is because the u. s. or members of congress, at least included the house speaker. don't want to be backing down to chinese aggression and nancy pelosi today. she said that this visit was about deepening the friendship between washington and saw one, but also importantly to show that america stands with taiwan in the face of increased assertiveness of from beijing. ironically, they're all concerns. some people will say that this could lead to further military aggression and more regular military aggression from china against cy juan. and we have seen a little bit of that already since her arrival in. so i pay the big question is a, whether this will continue and how long fall top southeast asian diplomats are meeting income both for the on summit and security concerns. the top of the agenda . those include the crisis in men and pensions about taiwan. florence louis has more from and on from it is taking place here in the cambodian capital, a foreign ministers from south east asian countries will meet in the n

u. s. does not listen, the need to use ways to make it listen that china's acting in self defense you know, part of the reason why all of this is happening is because the u. s. or members of congress at least included the house mika, don't want to be backing down to chinese aggression and nancy pelosi today. she said that this visit was about deepening the friendship between washington and saw one, but also importantly to show that america stands with taiwan in the face of increased assertiveness of from beijing. ironically, there are concerns. some people will say that this could lead to further military aggression and more regular military aggression from china against ty juan. and we have seen a little bit of that already since her arrival in taipei. the big question is a, whether this will continue and how long fall russian foreign minister searcy leverage says russia is standing by its or like china in condemning nancy pelosi visit to taiwan. go certainly do. so. do you still hear me? i have no doubt that this reflects the same line we've been talking about regarding the ukranian situation. it is a desire to prove to everyone there impunity and to exercise

u. s. or the ukrainians, but it ought to be condemned and they all do their best to stop it. ukraine, shedra tay, crimea, and use western weapons to do so. that's according to german and swedish leaders who made their views public. the aggressive fans has been backed by some western political scientists with one particularly hawkish, high time for ukraine to take out the coach bridge. the rumor here in washington is that the national security council has prohibited ukraine to do so, threatening less military supplies if the ukrainians do so. i hope that is not true because ukraine has to bomb the current bridge. the kurtz bridge known in russia as the crimea bridge is the longest structure of its kind in europe and is used by civilians, tourists, and for the transportation of everyday goods. it was opened in 20183 years after a referendum in which premiums voted to join russia. despite being a lifeline for civilians, ukrainian officials have publicly called for the bridge to be destroyed. such

u. s. or the death of brianna taylor, a black woman killed and a botched police right. we been saying that out was there should be held accountable for brianna taylor's murder. and today is the 1st day towards getting digestive. ah, i'm carry johnston. this is al jazeera, where live from del, also coming up china launch is it's biggest at the military drills near taiwan and says the us needs to learn a lesson after how speak and nancy pelosi visited the major on american by of all star brittany griner is sentenced to 9 years, a drug possession in russia. and signs that corals in australia is great. barrier reef are recovering faster than predicted. ah, for us police officers have been charged over their role in the fatal shooting of be on the taylor. she was shot dead in her home at louisville, kentucky in 2020. her death led to mass protests across the u. s. the f. b i has arrested and brought civil rights charges against for current and former police officers for their role in the shooting. the federal charges announced today, allege that members of the place based in

u. s. or the ukrainians, but it ought to be condemned and they all do their best to stop it. in our special coverage, we continue looking at the developments in afghanistan since the last american soldier left it soil one year ago. this month. that's along with the suffering hardship and failure experienced by the afghan people. no nation, no nation has ever done anything like it in all history mod i. and on the one year anniversary of the takeover of afghanistan by the taliban, the bite and administration has abandoned plans to release billions of dollars of afghan funds held in the us any time soon, leaving locals who face chronic cash shortages in the 12 months since america's devastating withdraw in despair. ah, by sorry off on a sunday after the u. s. froze, our money people moved under the poverty line, not going to banks have given up. they have no solution. the americans are dishonest. first, they left the country and chaos, and then they froze our money up. they did this intentionally to push us into serious trouble, and then take advantage from that in the future of

u. s. or indian? well, it's part of the decoupling process that we're seeing and we have the united states, australia, canada, for example, re opening. for example, the, the mountain pass mine in california, which used to be the world's largest extractor and processor of rare earth before that was all offshore to china. so in this decoupling process from china in this re shoring ring fencing process that we're seeing, we're going to see our friend shoring. in other words, we're going to see strategic partners such as the united states, u. k. japan, australia working together to, to re open and to and to reassure these supply chains. and that's exactly what's happening with rarer as well. so dear then theme broader political implications for the future of semiconductors. here, a bifurcated wild then. absolutely. so, you know, a semiconductor is not just a hyper strategic good for weaponry. and for sophisticated electronics, it is a public good. it is every bit as important to a nation as energy, water

u. s. or in sol as director of the elizabeth are griffin biosafety program, a georgetown university. she says there's a need for greater education about the virus. i think one of the big things that we need as a public health community, and as just a general community, is to think about risk communication for exposure. it needs to be clear and it needs to be non stigmatizing. and so while this outbreak began in men who predominantly have sex with men, it could and it spread from there, it could have easily broken down any type of population of individuals. right now it is not time to panic, but it's for education and awareness. so this is a pathogen that we have been able to do research on, we have the vaccines, we do have kind of measures antivirals that are effective. the pros, i, i guess i could say to this virus is that there's a longer incubation period. so when we identify cases, we can treat them and identify close contacts and vaccinate those individual. so we can actually really contain a spread much more effectively than something like code that transmits very, very quickly

u. s. s l or the u. s. plans to muster own nato nations under the aegis of operation drops out in 1949. the soviets acquired their own nuclear weapons. so any plan to annihilate the u. s . s. i had to be postponed indefinitely, but the idea remains the same. the united states have to be seen as the only major player in the international arena, or anyone who sold otherwise had to be like from the us. dis is union itself is no mold. this is a victory for democracy and freedom of these events clearly serve on national interest. george bush was um, good dad. as of yet the only one. i guess she i'm yeah not. she leashed off. tim zip on and tablet laughlin, mom was to that. he knew enough but dean and he's in london. sounds i know saucen men munsey angel doesn't in noisy on it was on because he had to say that i completed to know jesus london. mm. united states became the indispensable country are worth exceptional people whose obligation was to lay down the path for all of the countries. and so it became a new

u. s. u, obviously, as you see there, pelosi saw this as good for her possibly career or something that she deeply believes in. but then you have the u. s. president saying that the military sources to him said, we don't think this is a good idea, at least in terms of timing, at least. and then the state secretary phase. i've got your bach, nancy. so it's all very vague. but then again, is that vagueness are coordinated strategy so that they can back track if things don't go their way. it just seems to be almost like the last big opera cut of an empire. just saying this is we're going one big buying in this area. if it doesn't work, it doesn't work, but we're going to take the risk. well, it seems to be, i mean look, she is the 3rd, the 2nd in line for the presidency right behind the vice president. she is a very shelter, very important position in american politics. it is very hard for me to believe that she is there without the tacit support of the executive branch. and in fact, if she's not there with that support, she's actually violating the law. she's violating the logan act, which fo

u. s. on issues including law enforcement and climate change. county the u. s. equity or state address the issue during his visit to the philippines, which is a key stakeholder in the region. we should not hold hostage cooperation on matters of global concern because of differences between our 2 countries. others are rightly expecting us to continue to work together on issues that matter to the lives and livelihoods of their people. as well as our own relations between the was due, logistic one means have nose dived in recent days and the consequences will likely be felt far beyond the region. now for this, when the sleek as to berlin based clubs, it was debbie day in the opening fixture only in houses hatta and once again claimed the bragging rights in the capital. cash on your own, quite happily hosted hatta for the opening fixture, having beaten their crosstown rivals 3 times. last season. the visiting fans were hoping new faces at the helm would mark a turnaround at the club. coach sandro shots joined from dynamo, moscow, and the new club president is one of their own

u. s. house speaker. nancy pelosi has an upfront with sovereignty. as a consequence, china is now also spending cooperation with the us on issues including law enforcement and climate change. county the u. s. equity or state address the issue during his visit to the philippines of which is a key stakeholder in the region. we should not hold hostage cooperation on matters of global concern because of differences between our 2 countries. others are rightly expecting us to continue to work together and issues that matter to the lives and livelihoods of their people, as well as our own relations between the was due. logistic one means have nose dived and reasoned is, and the consequences will likely be felt far beyond the region. one of the world's biggest heavy metal festivals is back lakin is once again host in 85000 metal fans for 3 days in the field in north and germany, the event was canceled for the last 2 years because of the coven pandemic. the hot weather didn't keep the crowds away. heavy metal fans from around the world had been waiting over 2 years to return to what they called the holy ground. the revellers at this year's voc, an open air hail from as far away as mexico south africa and ind

u. s. how speaker nancy pelosi has an upfront to with sovereignty. as a consequence, china is now also spending cooperation with the us on issues including law enforcement and climate change. county the u. s. equity or state address the issue during his visit to the philippines of which is a key stakeholder in the region. we should not hold hostage cooperation on matters of global concern because of differences between our 2 countries. others are rightly expecting us to continue to work together on issues that matter to the lives and livelihoods of their people. as well as our own relations between the was due, largest economies have nose dived in recent days and the consequences will likely be felt far beyond the region. ok, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. at least 2 people have been killed and 22 others injured in a bomb blast in afghanistan, capital cobble, the device exploited in the shopping area. popular with members of the shia community. it's the 2nd deadly bloss targeting the minority group in as many days. the so called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the attack. cuban authorities say 17 firefighters, the missing afte