u. s. or europe to cub the influence of the source of large technology companies. right. i mean, we have 4 or 5 really big tech companies that have grown and sort of each of their own niche. so even though there's 4 or 5 of them that kind of have their own home market, largely to themselves. so amazon and retail, facebook and social networking, google and search. and basically we're seeing a lot. busy of interest. busy regulators around the world to rein in some of that power and certainly what they see as accesses and abuses of that power. for really good to get your perspective in a freed chief technology correspondent at ac seals. the afghan taliban have rejected a decision by the us to transfer 3 and a half 1000000000 dollars and frozen assets to a swiss space trust which will then distribute the funds when needed in afghanistan . the taliban have demanded that the assets be sent directly to the afghans central bank. around $9000000000.00 of afghanistan's foreign currency is held by foreign banks. was frozen off to the taliban took over a couple last year in august. t

and of course, the tensions that exist across the world, whether over taiwan or, or in europe and u. s. internal problems. the, the rising concerns in europe because of the economic crisis. all of these pressures are work in favor of the signing of a nuclear deal. and also the fact that iran has been expanding its people that the program extensively is, is an incentive for the americans to sign on to the deal. but then again, as your cash, right, the point your guess in washington, right? the point out there is a paradox. here, if the united states truly felt that the iranian nuclear program was there to, to build a nuclear weapon they would assign to deal by now they would have been over the 89 months my most we saw numerous deadlines where the europeans and americans were saying after a particular date, we can't continue. after that date, the j. c viewing doesn't make any sense any more of them. after we pass those that lines, they continue to negotiate. why? because they knew quite well that your mind is not pursuing a nuclear weapon. if you run wanted to nuclear weapons, iran would

eliminating millions of slavic people and as in world war 2, when much of europe stood united against the u. s. l or the u. s. plans to muster all 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 wiped from the us. if the soviet union itself is no more, this is a victory for democracy and freedom. these events clearly fell on national interest . george bush was um, this dan of it on you. one anguish v. i'm jan. ok. she leashed to call him on and tablet block on mine was that he knew enough per diem. and he's in london. sounds i know saucen when my financial advisor in noisy on it was on because he had to say that i completed to know jesus landis. mm hm. united states became the indispensable country. i worth exceptional people whose obligation was to lay down the path for all of the countries. and so it became

some in europe fell to poland, had enthusiastically taken part in the roguery and destruction of the czechoslovakia. state u. s. president roosevelt had no objection to either the austrian angeles or the partition of czechoslovakia. the united states had no desire to interfere in europe's conflict. the world was sliding into a major war, but churchill and stolen was the only the politicians who seemed to know it. truth truth preserve. well, greg, you would drop off su, 4 work if don't justly put your boss you for your ski horse contractual like, you know, for sure, because she choo, westcott, unify. you. judy, daughter, jim sama, washington, rudolf war your. but if you school failures occur, i'll dahlia should were visible. boucher to what i still cared about bulletin, butch flowing, you diesel fuel. just the soviet. ortho was in a thanked, ignored events, took their courses. if soviet russia didn't exist for that, a heavy price would soon be paid in munich, britain and germany signed a mutual non aggression pact that was the culmination of the policy to appease hitler. i have brought you peace. prime minister chamberlain proudly tell the british people on his return from munich c

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u. s. company, but as often investigation revealed that or expand to this business in europe while allegedly violating national laws and to you regulations and neighboring france. president mccracken has also faith claims that he secretly aided lobbyist, china and india has begun. steps who end the military stand off in the disputed east and a lot the region near the shed borders in the himalayan mountains. india's defense ministry house described it as a step towards then big and almost 2 year long confrontation between the countries . the indian and chinese troops in the area of go grow hot springs have begun to disengage in a coordinated and planned way, which is conducive to the peace and tranquility in the border areas. the decision to pull out the troops when the contested area has come amid the run up to a meeting of the regional shank. i cooperation organization next week where india and prime minister ranger moody and chinese president, she's paying are expected to take part, aging and new delhi have been engaged in the conflict since may 2020. when the chinese army allegedly cross

europe has to make a firm decision? if it doesn't want to become a colony of either the u. s. or china? i think to day we have to consider that put in attack on energy sovereignty needs a common reaction, anti repeat level. so i would point my point is that to avoid, to become a chinese colony or either an american colony. we have to consider that our sovereignty, our strength, our unity, our unity as to be strengthened, for instance on energy on competitiveness. otherwise, we're east to lose competitiveness because on energy, for instance, the american to day they thanks to shell gas to their energy national sovereignty. they can be more competitive rather than our companies. what can the german government do to help italy remain at the heart of europe? as you say, i think it is very simple. the narrative of the writing, italy, is the narrative of european union without actually that it is not saying that germany and france, they work only for their own interests, not for the general interests of europe. they have a point, i mean in the issue of migration for example, germany in france

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or liquefied gas and the u. s, as it was. so all this political way behind a europe's diversified ation strategy. now in addition to securing more volumes for the next 2 years, the issue really the pressing issue is to push down prices. now i had up next winter. libby is national unity. government is unhappy with it, un chiefs at pick to take over as an extra special representative to live with you and executor. general antonio terrace intends to appoint singer lees diplomat or delay by philly to head the un mission in libya. la diplomatic editor james base joins us now live from the you and sir james at the tell us more about this diplomat and why are they been so angry? well, you have to remember that it's now been since november last year that the us hasn't had a permanent head of it's un mission. now the u. n. are dealing with the mediation between the parties in libya since november last year, we were supposed to have an election in libya that failed to happen. things have got more tense and in recent weeks we've seen fresh clashes. so the situation is very concerning. the reason they haven'

corporation who developed this as a plan to destroy european or german economy as a competitor for the u. s. and to increase the revenues from europe to help the u. s. to succeed a little bit longer, the u. s. is not able to subsidize the energy needs of europe. they don't even want to do this. what they want is they want to harm europe. they want to destroy the european economy because they think they are their competitors. this is nothing in favor of the europeans. it's against the europeans and they have to see this, like joining us or not international program with a l look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order does that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. and the point obviously is to great trust i rather than fear a very job with artificial intelligence, real, somebody with a robot must protect its own existence with a, with headlines right now. what are the international with the 2nd day of voting on the way? here with our team, we continue our sp

russia has shamelessly violated the court. tenants or the united nations charter president partners made over nuclear threats against europe. the u. s. president pin the blame for the most serious global hardships, all in one man. that is the russian leader, joe biden. really didn't mens his words when pretty much addressing vladimir putin . although mister bruton was not in the room at this 77th general assembly session of the russian federation is represented by surg, the lab, rob the foreign minister. most of joe biden speech was about ukraine. in fact, he spent about 10 minutes talking about the country and challenged moscow's narrative that russia was forced to begin. it's special military operation in ukraine because of nato is expansion. and also how ukraine was being influenced by western powers. joe biden literally said no one is threatening russia. however, at the same time, he spoke of america's own multi 1000000000 dollar military age to kiev, and also praised other countries for helping key of with guns and hardware. mr. barton also said that he wanted that to continue in the near future. this war is about extinguishing

happy if countries or parks in the conflict would invite no way a mediator in several of these companies here in europe. many people for decades have relied on the fact that the u. s. would ultimately protect europe and european countries don't need to be too active themselves. but we've seen the united states be more more focused on the in the pacific to what show the country like germany, which is of course, one of europe strongest countries do in terms of protecting europe. well, that's actually my point when i'm given spacious, about the new security that the will be less attention from united states because they have their eyes on what's happening in asia and that part of the world. and we need to take me a core care of our own territories, and germany certainly are stepping up. and we've had a very, very strong corporation with germany during last years. they sold the spring since i think in the earth. would your country consider joining the european union? there are different opinions on that. in no way. we had one refresh them in to what people wanted, know, and then another one in 94 where also the majority of people voted no ongoing debate in the western

u. k. 's, new prime minister back to nuclear energy from europe to asia, number of countries are building unity or power plants. the aim is to reduce blackouts and energy dependence. but is it the right solution and what are the rest? this is inside, sorry. ah . hello, welcome to the program. i'm hash him had bala, europeans are facing major increases in energy bills driven by russia. curbing gas applies to the continent. natural gas prices continue to rise in europe and are now about 10 times more expensive than a year ago. thus prompted several leading governments including france and britain to prioritize expanding their nuclear energy programs. and the war in ukraine is adding to the urgency. european politicians feel under pressure to act together on energy to help free the region from its dependence on russian gas. some countries are ready of funding relief measures to help people pay their energy and pestle bills in the u. k. art going, prime minister boris johnson pledge more than $800000000.00 for a new nuclear power plant on the south coast. johnson said his confident the project will ge

u. s. also been supportive of those measures, you know, promoting l n g exports to europe, helping to broker trade agreements or help europe import to energy from, from the global markets. because i think there's a concern in washington this, this energy crisis shouldn't get really severe. this winter could also political ramifications could lead to maybe europeans being less willing to continue to support the efforts to, to assist ukrainians. but at the same time, i also think there's a little bit of a concern in the us that by cutting off dependent from russia to quickly dr. actually drive up the energy prices in ways that could lead to higher gas prices in the u. s. which could make the democrat both bowl i in the upcoming mid terms. and i think that's why you saw, especially the states and the g 7 come out with this or price cap idea instead as a way to limit the rush or revenues while still making sure that the prices don't go up. no one come back to single companies that you mentioned earlier. german comic opal today announced it is putting in plans to expand its business into china on hold is this change

to europe, scientist, recorded explosions in the baltic state before detecting 3 simultaneous leaks. ukraine has accused russia of carrying out a terror attack, or the european countries and the u. s. also fierce, sabotaged the kremlin, says it's extremely concerned while the pipeline operates. assess the damage is unprecedented. gas bubbles, churn, the baltic. see this video from denmark's military shows one area where 70 meters below sea level gases escaping from the nord stream pipelines, the undersea pipelines. nordstrom, $1.00 and $2.00 link russia and germany, 3 red dots mark the places where leaks were detected, even though the pipelines are not currently delivering russian gas to europe. they're still fuel in the pipes. the pipelines operator reported to drop in pressure, but research has said they had detected possible explosions in the area whether leaks were observed, well, the source of these explosions. i mean, i mean, as far as we can tell, there is nothing a natural naturally occurring that that could explain the the exact source of them . it's of course, a bit hard for us to speculate the backs. these really are explosions, which we find highly likely. then of cour

u. s. also been supported by those measures, you know, promoting l n g exports to you're helping to broker trade agreements or help europe import to energy from, from the global markets. because i think there's a concern in washington this, this energy crisis shouldn't get really severe. this winter could also have political ramifications could lead to maybe europeans being less willing to continue to support the efforts to, to assist ukrainians. but at the same time, i also think there's a little bit of a concern in the us that by cutting off dependent from russia to quickly dr. actually drive up the energy prices in ways that could lead to higher gas prices in the u. s. which could make the democrats bowl i in the upcoming mid terms. and i think that's why you saw, especially the states and the g 7 come out with this oil price cap idea instead as a way to limit the rush or revenues while still making sure that the prices don't go up. no want to come back to single companies that you mentioned earlier. german comic opal today announced it is putting is plans to expand its business into china on hold. is this change alre

or sell them and have me been dead. but here in amman, nowhere well, in europe, at least, i can in europe. it 1000 isn't much, much, it's more commercial in the u. s. a low exiles cost money. there may be $5000.00 for example. think, i mean though that is brian gemelli that bell or don't know, how do you determine the value of an egg? so in this 1000 me up in the us eggs from an intelligent blond woman with blue eyes from california cost more than those of a brunette from miami. mardina call home at only one donor costs more than the other. go to moscow unfit. why? it's a question of supply and demand. the dip by myself, you know, like a years le leave elevations will pay $20.00 or $30000.00 for a blonde donor from california. i mean, but only 5000 for a donor from miami. but because of the lower appeal to that, we let his body still be miami. not because men are separate of feebler. it's a different world than i'm based in joining me now from cambridge in the u. k, as dr. lucy van to will a research associate at the reproductive sociology research group at cambridge university and author of freezing fertility. lucy, thank you so much for your tim

or liquefied gas and the u. s. as are, so all this political way behind europe's diversification strategy. now in addition to securing more warnings for the next 2 years, the issue really depressing issue is to push down price is not ahead of next winter. ok really, but they're looking for on live in brussels. we appreciate your time. thank you. a call to me and mark has sentenced to ousted leader. i'm son sue cheese 23 years jail for electro fraud in 2020. the military rulers say they found evidence of at least 11000000 cases of both forward in the election that su, cheese party, one independent observers, did not find any major irregularities what she's already been jailed for 17 years on separate charges including correction. monster hunter has also child britton's former ambassador to the country for one year over visa breach, vicky bowman was arrested a week ago husband to ling is a prominent artist, an activist, and was also sentenced to a year for helping her breach. immigration was focused on southern the thin province is bracing for more floods from surging rivers in the north. al

or is exact. if it's in propulsion with the final destination, all a high price russian foreign minister survey live ross says the u. s. was sanctions, policy harms europe more than america itself. he explains that the point of washington's policies is ultimately aimed to reduce competition. so the deal is up at the bye. yes. both steps made by the west is a demonstration of fear, fear of competition. take for example, sanctions. this is a clear line aim to remove strong competitors from the scene known any russia and china. the same goal is laid down in retaliation to europe. the u. s. is dragging europe interest sanctions, games, while europe suffers from sanctions, much more than the united states. his commons came and other politicians statements . the german chancellor off shoals has said that germany is and now again, resorting to coal fired power plants and he claims his country is ready for the upcoming winter. even as it deals with the shortage of rush and gas imports. we live in serious times, but we are prepared, for example, for russia to largely cut off gas supplies because of the ukraine crisis. we have set up terminals on the north german

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or supply shocks. that's according to the u. s. energy information administration, at 427000000 barrels levels of those reserves are now reportedly at their lowest since 1984. the situation in europe is even more dire as germany's economy minister robert havoc explains b l e minor issue. we are experiencing a severe energy crisis to triggered by the loss of energy production. austin, russia has stopped delivering around 55000000 cubic meters of gas. are the amount the con, vian, or trim wanna you are not new mass now has to be cured on the world markets. a stuff in france of more than half of the nuclear power plants have failed is causing major problems to the grid, but which has also driven prices mitigation. probably the 2 issues have triggered and external shocks noticed that his hip, the country har at a cigar. both german consumers and compromises on topic is singing a much more panicky tune than he was at the beginning of september when he tried to downplay concerns of catastrophic economic failure. by explaining through some kind of magic math, how german companies could avoid insolvency by just stopping production. like if you just play dead and don't move, you'll survive

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u. s. won't deliver these far ranging this long ranging weapons because again, biden is very, very aware that he doesn't want to put in any reason to new, to use nuclear weapons against targets in europe, or maybe even in the united states. richard, it's the never ending story of russia in the security council. isn't it? can you actually do anything, i mean, meaningful to respond? yeah, i mean, of course, having a permanent seats in the un security council means that russia has a veto in that body, that the vote body is the ultimate arbiter of security and world affairs within the united nation system. so that means that russia can block any kind of action on the un security council level, but there will be a meeting of the un security council tomorrow to discuss this, a lot of focus on that. some speculation about whether the russians are going to take part in that white might want to see that how the ukranian ambassadors, the u. n. is going to be there certainly will have the united states, another country supporting a ukraine using that as a kind of podium to try and get their message across even further. but i think it's also quite interesting to see what's happening now feeding into

or oil with the fuel. nothing. critics claim that despite words, to the contrary from mainstream media, the u. s. has all along been prioritizing its own economy over those of its close as allies. if europe goes into recession, obviously there's less demand for a wide range of products. we're in such a perverse situation here. it can actually be positive trait with europe, accounts for less than one percent of us gross domestic product. and many economists agree that the decline in european consumer demand isn't likely to significantly affect us businesses. the u. s. economic elite will benefit from the use decline as it's l. n. g exports to continent have almost doubled since last year. the rand corporation report aside the facts are that europe's economy is in free fall, while the u. s. defense class is profiting off the entire conflict with russia via ukraine. and it doesn't seem to care that it's helping think the economies of some of its biggest allies. the question of whether this is on purpose remains, but at best europe and the u. s. are blind to the effects of their own sanctions. and at worse, there are more than willing to sacrifice the people of europe for a shaky political o

or sell them without me been there. but here i am nowhere well in europe, at least i can in order it socialism, which must it's more commercial and the u. s. a low egg cells cost money. there may be $5000.00 for example. think i mean though, that is brian gemelli that bordeaux no look how do you determine the value of an egg? so in this 1000 me up in the us eggs from an intelligent blonde woman with blue eyes from california cost more than those of a brunette from miami. more than a call from that on a one donor costs more than the other. go to moscow. those on and why it's a question of supply and demand the and did by myself in allocate years, le leave elevations will pay $20.00 or $30000.00 for a blonde donor from california. i mean, but only 5000 for a donor from miami. but because of the lower appeal to them, that is poorly study. miami, not because men are separate a feeler. it's a different world than i'm based in joining me now from cambridge in the u. k, as dr. lucy van to will a research associate at the reproductive sociology research group at cambridge university and author of freezing fertility. lucy, thank you so much for yo