u. s. foreign policy. and once we're out of this mess, how is u. s. foreign policy likely to appellate and change? well, so i actually think that u. s. foreign policy right now is very much focused on the russia threat, but over time we're going to see the u. s. continuing to pivot towards china, even deputy secretary defense kathleen hicks today give a speech that alluded to b u. s. continuing focus upon china. what i think we're going to see going forward . you the renewed needle wide effort to focus on russia with the us providing diplomatic, the strategic leadership, increasing contribution from many european met, members of nato. so this is going to be continued focal point, even if it isn't the main focus of american resources. ok. next question. in 2 parts, if i'm, let's imagine russia wins this war, however, massively way with that, then leave it in the world. a member of the u. s. curity council, but probably still under international sanctions with countries still desperate to buy its gaff despite their reservations. yes i, i think the onl

u. s. policy. when chavez lula and kirshner korea were in power, those were completely different times. at some points, there were some problems, but then me, when again, for example, in peru, in chile, in columbia, there is also an opportunity to wind. and i'm sure that in brazil, lula will be able to become presence again. all this is a democratic movement against u. s. policy. i think people have become more conscious. unfortunately, there are organizations that cooperate with the u. s. in the field of politics such as the o s, not all o s countries are complicit in cruise for some of them do support them. i would also like to note that unfortunately, the problems caused by the activities of the united states are perceived by them as business memo. there was a similar example in our history, the chuckle war ostensibly between paraguayan and bolivians. but this was not a war between paraguayan bolivia. it was a war between 2 oil companies, american and british pay attention to this story who cont

u. s. policy goes far beyond the ukraine. actually what they're trying to do is to disrupt what was emerging as a new year asian context. grain is one piece of that, so they want to disrupt all the energy lines that cross over to your asian continent. they want to disrupt, generally economical ties that are developing on the, on the continent they want to disrupt as well. i'll turn it the security establishment alternative to their nature alliance. so this is why they use this grain conflict, and this is why they actually appealed it and they wanted to continue to re establish their control over europe and over eurasia, using the native son. the expert civil. as i said, that the accession of finland and sweden into nato would actually undermine the security of europe. for sure. take on that. that's true. first of all the they speak of a very soon happening, accession of sweden and finland in june. this is not very probable because old 13 member states of the need to have to accept and ratify sweden and finland membership into

u. s. policy. the investigation and further sanctions on russia are watching the news up next to its close up following one woman's escape from ukraine. at the start of the conflict. i'm charity marching from me and all of us here. dw, thanks for watching. ah. interest in the global economy? our portfolio d w. business beyond here the closer look at the project, our mission to analyze the flight for market dominance. good is step ahead with the w business beyond.

u. s. policy is not succeeding. therefore, the president, who helped to in every way to launch this war to motivated to push for billions and billions of dollars and funding for it will pay the price. and that was money taken directly from desperately needed domestic programs here to pay for a program that only is a benefit to us top military, oil and gas corporations. and everyone here understand pretty well, the biden administration. and when he was vice president, all the more so was actively engaged in this war and promoting it and in promoting fascist gangs really in the ukraine. they will be behind the crew of 2014. so they are committed very deeply to this policy willis succeed in an electro away. i don't think so because it is costing so much to the average working person as i say, it's costing and inflation, it's costing and domestic programs right here. and you know, the u. s. has a problem. they are an empire in decline. and countries around the world hasn't signed on in the way in which they expected it

u. s. policies on a global scale u. s. technology platforms and already taken concrete steps to shine a light on russia's actions to brutalize ukraine through their efforts. the world knows what is truly happening in cities from mary paul to kia, undistorted by manipulation from moscow. in the face of these growing threats, us policymakers must not inadvertently hamper the ability of us technology platforms to counter increasing. does information and cybersecurity risks, fake news, and this information about we are told the big tech monopolies and their fact checkers are the only things protecting us from a world of lies that is so vital that the information we receive be filtered. we are told that the intelligence agencies are now begging the government not to break up a few tech monopolies in the face of these growing threats, us policy makers must not inadvertently hamper the ability of us technology platforms to counter increasing. does information and cybersecurity risks, particularly as the west continues to rely

u. s. let's take a look at how u. s. policy has differed from supporting ukrainian refugees while rejecting people in need in nato devastated libya with united states are prepared to commit more than 1000000000 dollars in humanitarian assistance to help get relief to millions of ukrainians affected by the war in ukraine. well, we've also will walk up 100000 ukrainians, united states her nature violated the international resolutions of the u. n. l. c. they shield and destroyed infrastructure and killed civilians. this was a foreign intervention in libya for which they must apologize and compensate for every brick they destroyed and every person they killed. the libyan people will decide who will reign and who shall not. who shall stay and who shall go nato. i wish brazenly uses the power to plunder the wealth of african nations. today we will hold them accountable for all this, especially the u. s. and with the change of the world order, we want to legally restore right for libyans, the nato alliance usaa germany, and the pretex

u. s. policy is full in the countries of the pacific region to understand the benefits of a relationship with washington instead of china. what benefits do you think the solomon islands are expecting to get from dealing with china? well, there are many benefits, but the most noteworthy are billions in investment trade, diplomatic support. and now a security agreement, a china has also shown it's a reliable friend when emergency aid is needed. but to be clear, although the solomon's resent australian had to many more than they feared china, what they really want is security support unrelated to either australia or the u. s . and they want the sort of investment in trade. why neither of those countries have provided. consequently, his ex, this pack idea speaks directly to their security needs pity and reinforces the economic interest. do you think the u. s. allegations visit to the solomon islands can be seen as an attempt to influence the foreign policy of this country? certainly, but additionally,

u. s. policy towards ukraine became aggressive. all internal political scandals were used to apply pressure on twitch my case in point. the murder of the journalist gum godsa, in which cushman was accused to have had involvement. that's why it was so sad, then be stuck in his movement. oh, crane with cushman. ah, why people were not happy. i personally bath, correct me if i'm wrong, i personally doubt to that. so it will nickels of the gun garza case. it's sasha sinks, kissed in the mac additional philip. actually her daughter leverage was on my done . m, o thought to say would need would need the it's a blown auto eucalyptus of slow with former gay, the seasonal. so just to look him, look on what you will be your key. so your facility or no pro law, do little scope of the se in the campaign. ukraine without coachman was the 1st of a series of spontaneous uprisings on the part of the ukrainian populace. and for being spontaneous uprisings, they were very well organized. indeed, i can yet to meet. it's still a bill chest. he is up u

u. s. decide more weapons ukraine. it never is mentioned that this trend of supplying weapons do a country only leaves you instability and chaos which then creates more refugees. this is u. s. policy always to make great promises and come through on nothing when it comes to the people themselves. so with millions of refugees, once again, us policy is to give assistance to almost none of them. and to instead, impose on the surrounding countries an enormous dislocation. at this point, the biden administration has managed to process, they managed a process in march 12 ukrainians who had refugee status. and by the way, this happens all the time. look at the hundreds of thousands who were promised refugee from afghanistan, not much different in iraq and syria, in libya, for all of the countries where the u. s. has instigated wars kept them running for years and created an enormous dislocation of peoples who really are forced to leave their own country and then live at the very dislocated life and enormous expense in the surrounding country and then use the ousted prime minister of pakistan. iran con has last campaigns come by to office con was overthrown by a vote of no confidence in p

u. s. policy towards ukraine became aggressive. all internal political scandals were used to apply pressure on coach my case in point. the murder of the journalist godsa, in which cushman was accused to have had involvement. but why was it a sudden it stuck in his movement, a korean with cushman? ah, why people were not happy. i personally bath, correct me if i'm wrong. i personally doubt to that it was because of the gun gazda case. it sounds just since the kids in the mccarthy, she'll feel a push a little though other love it was on my done m o to go up to a would need. would ye the it's a blown out the eucalyptus of slow and the ease with storm g. c's mode. so just to look him, look on what the o. v here. see it all the switches, a navarro law, do little scope with the campaign. ukraine without coachman was the 1st of a series of spontaneous uprisings on the part of the ukrainian populace. and for being spontaneous uprisings, they were very well organized. indeed, i can use young. yeah. to me teach a chest, he is up under. no. w

u. s. policy towards ukraine became aggressive. all internal political scandals were used to apply pressure on twitch my case in point. the murder of the journalist godsa, in which cushman was accused to have had involvement. but why, once of a sudden, it stuck in his movement, a korean, with cushman, why people were not happy. i personally bath, correct me if i'm wrong. i personally doubt to that. so it was nickels of the going gatzo case. it sounds just since kids in the mccarthy and philip actually hope the what the hell leverage was on my dunham. oh thought this it would need would need the it's a blown it ought to ukulele double us of slow in the is with. so maggie, this is not just hello tim. look on what the o v t. c at all the food kit. no. pro law. do, little sca put this in the campaign ukraine without coachman was the 1st of a series of spontaneous uprisings on the part of the ukrainian populace. and for being spontaneous uprisings, they were very well organized. indeed young you have to meet each a bit which he is up un

u. s. policy towards ukraine became aggressive. all internal political scandals were used to apply pressure on twitch my case in point the murder of the journalist godsa in which cushman was accused to a power involvement. that's why it wasn't a sudden it stuck in his movement. a korean, with cushman why people were not happy. i personally about correct me if i'm wrong . i personally doubt to that it was because of the going gatzo case it. so just think you're still in the mccarthy and phillip actually hope the what the ship luggage was on my dunham oh, to go up to a would need would need the it's a blown it ought to ukulele double us of slow in the is it will still mcgee, this is east motor, just hello kim, look on what the o v t. c at all, to cheer her navarro law. do. little scope of the se in the campaign. ukraine without coachman was the 1st of a series of spontaneous uprisings on the part of the ukrainian populace. and for being spontaneous uprisings, they were very well organized indeed. yet to meet, it's still a bill chest.

u. s. decide more weapons ukraine. it never is mentioned that this trend of supplying weapons do a country only leads to instability and chaos, which then creates more refugees. this is u. s. policy always to make great promises and come to nothing when it comes to the people themselves. so with millions of refugees, once again, us policy is to give assistance to almost none of them and is calling on his supporters to take to the streets throughout the country and a bid to force fresh elections. oh, my fellow brave pakistanis. we don't accept the shameless government, i assure you, until this government announces new elections. we will stay on the streets and continue protesting. you have a big responsibility and you don't bow down to any one. you don't bow down to superpower. whether i am elected in government or in opposition, i will not allow my nation to participate in other countries was well, that address we just heard was reportedly delivered to tens of thousands of people . it comes after a similarly large protests were held in a bid to topple him. the ostrich prime ministers slammed those processed during his last days in power saying they were orchestrated by the us in

u. s. policy is not succeeding. therefore, the president, who helped in every way to launch this war to motivated to push for billions and billions of dollars and funding for it will pay the price. and that was money taken directly from desperately needed domestic programs here to pay for a program that only is a benefit to us top military, oil and gas corporations. and everyone here understand pretty well. even if they're all whipped up by the propaganda on ukraine, they know who benefits they know who this war is being fought for. and that is not, and it will not benefit working people here. they know that this is a war imposed by nato. i mean there is that understanding the lack of any really deep support here, all the media wall to wall and along with major funded social organizations and churches and schools. they push it. but when you talk to the average person on the street, they're not so sure at all. so that's what really, what biden is up against. an economy that isn't getting better, it's getting much wor

u. s. policy is oligarchs and looks to take down russia cyber operation, akin offenses exiled. former president is sentenced to life in prison for his involvement in the assassination of his predecessor, running short of food fuel and medicine doctors and trying to protest against the worsening economic crisis. ukraine says more victims of torture and execution of being found every day in the cities of butcher it. when i bought the anchor, i am videos continue to emerge, appearing to show more killings. ukraine blames russian troops. but moscow insist so fake. a mon con has travel to boucher should warn viewers. you may find some of the pictures in his report, disturbing. left to ross. we don't know how long the body of this man has been in these woods. his fingers have been eaten by stray dogs, as ukrainian soldiers are found through these words and are any looking for mines. but every time they come across a body they'll search at 1st for any potential booby traps before looking for any form of

u. s. policy that driving all the shortages and the, you know, they have no solution to it. what is buying the solution? well, he says he's gonna open the strategic petroleum reserve. and they, what's gonna happen is what's already had sitting in a cell. companies are buying the cheap strategic petroleum reserve oil, an oil in the ground. so there's no real supply increase going on on the oil side. the other solution is he's going to give a more tax cuts to manufacturing companies. and so that there can be more competition. well that takes years and we'll see whether that's competition or not . so there's no solution going on to the inflation and it's going to accelerate. we saw on the price gouging idea when the gas pumps prices were still going up when the barrel prices were going down. but prices for many essential goods in the united states continue to rise. for example, on monday, the price of corn reached the highest level in almost a decade. or do you think that the by the administration will be able to bring down inflation in any real way whatsoever? no, not at all.

u. s. policy. so you respective of how good it's relationship with china for you to a complimentary economy. and also japan is also following to lead. right now i think it would take some time for the so weapons and islands to fully develop, but it's already and dangerous to a future of asia. i don't want it to you really to escalate the situation? yeah. so yeah, yeah. understood. benjamin as always, thank you. very much for coming on the program and sharing your views with r t. professor benjamin show from the paris school of technology and business. now, as a new leaders, finalize another run of sanctions against russia. some countries are warning about the potential for blowback hungry, newly reelected prime minister, told a press conference. now an economic crisis is unfolding in the block. yes, sir. yeah. although i think the most important contributing factor of the european economy crisis is the set of sanctions that we have imposed on russia. we are going to pay the price of that as well. a

u. s policy on anti satellite missile tests, she said, the u. i satellite missile test the first country to do that. the concern is about space debris created by the test that can threaten the international space station, other satellites and also space travel in the future. twitter is still evaluating elon musk's $43 billion bid. must tweeted that if the buyout succeeds, he plans to cut the board members salaries to nothing twitter's board members currently earned between 203 $100,000 a year the entire board combine er is about three million annually. twitter employees have been wondering if musk plans major cuts if he is to take over that company. alright, guys, your time is 7 18 right back to james torres a lot to tell us about this morning's commute. yeah lots of traffic still backing up this morning, especially along 8 80 in the east bay. i want to show you a live picture right now. from the cemetery, a bridge and you see traffics for the most part moving pretty smoothly. it's once you get off the bridge on the east side is when you start to

u. s. s. r's policy towards the greek catholic uni, a church and the orthodox auto selfless churches. ah, there was no doubt that such a stuff did not go unnoticed in ukraine. august 19th, 1991. the august drew and moscow made us brother. that was the earth, though edition. gorbachev was removed from power. most of the regional leaders in ukraine supported the initiators of the to the state committee on the state emergency landed craft took, took a wait and see attitude without issuing any strong statements. 2 days later, the 2 attempt failed friendships and pushed the declaration of state independence in the supreme soviet . the idea of miss of visions, hey, vassar and up a block of nasa students who go my 2nd house persona middle for ian shimmer. the a did without them a put in to come look at and i trust my mother simone. fantastic. the image. oh, but i will just stick to that goes to text. one of them are sure. yeah. another trust some story. yo trevino, beaches to portland. this is the 3rd declaration of independence of ukraine in its history. the 1st happened in 1918 when 2 ukra

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u. s. has waged a duplicative policy against the nuclear deal. i believe that it's one of the red line that you've done. so foreign ministry has spoken about and the listing of the illusionary guard court, the i r d, as the terrorist organization by the us department of state, with an escalation in an already from situation after the united states unilaterally withdrew from the j u, p. o, a, the 2015 nuclear agreement. iranian ministry has made it clear during the vienna negotiation that they don't, they don't want to cross any of the red line. and those include the economic aspects, but also the listing of the i r, which was that under the trumpet administration. so i think it will have profound effects on the ongoing negotiation. it shows the belligerents and the rogue nature of the u. s. foreign policy and the current regime that seeks to unilaterally impose its will and of course under pressure by the israel b, which has been hoping for no new deal and, and was behind the scenes for the reversal of the deal under the trumpet administration. i

u. s policy on anti satellite missile tests, she said the u. first country to make a pledge that it will not conduct anti satellite missile tests. there is concern over the space debris created by those tests that can threaten the international space station. other satellites and also space travel in the future. an update to a story we brought you yesterday a baby goat that was stolen from a yard in panel. well it's been returned and reunited with its mother. we got these images from the coats owner. a woman was caught on camera taking that goat on friday, not long after it had been born. well now the owner of the goat says neighbors found the baby safe and sound nearby and that both the baby and the mother are doing great reunited . they're crediting social media and the community for getting the word out to help find that baby go. new falcon that has taken rouz to top u. c. berkeley's campanelli clock tower finally has a name alden. he's named after the second director berkeley's museum of vertebrate zoology. that was all the miller which is f

u. s. air force rated syrian earth fixed positions. so when, when putting looks at bitin, and he has said this is as u. s. foreign policy as hostage hooton's word, hostage to domestic requirements in the political seeing in the u. s. was, i mean we have the mid terms coming up in november. nothing's going to happen out except that by the needs to show his strength. so he'll poor more arms $800000000.00 more the arms into you gray. they're got blown up by the russians who will get blame the rushes of course they cause they blow at these arms. now the only person here only people profiting from this, of course, other people who make arms, arms and cash, and on this a $100000000.00. and that's that mickey mac, the military, industrial, congressional intelligence media, academia, think tank complex. it's much worse than it was under eyes were too much too much a compliment to you. raise that many, many people use that acronym right now. you're the only one that can say it though, everyone else can write it. okay. but bruce, so me, one of the things that, if we could bring a little bit closer to the u. s. and, you know, it's

u. s. foreign policy as hostage hooton's word, hostage to domestic requirements in the political scene in the u. s. was, i mean, we have the mid terms coming up in november. nothing's gonna happen, except that biden needs to show his strength, so he'll poor more arms $800000000.00 more the arms into you. great. they get blown up by the russians who will get blame the rushes. of course they cause they blow at these arms. now, the only person here, only people profiting from this, of course, other people who making arms your arms and cash and on this a $100000000.00. and that's that make a man the military, industrial, congressional intelligence media, academia, think tank complex. it's much worse than it was under either too much too much. so you are a compliment to you raise at many, many people use that acronym right now. you're the only one that can say it though, everyone else can write it. okay, but bro, so me, one of the things that we could bring a little bit closer to the u. s. and, you know, it's almost a form of nation building that they want to talk about ukraine as you know, th

u. s. foreign policy cheap exclaims relations with russia should be rebuilt. talk about a united messaging problem or needs to come to russian state will never be as tight as on the nose landscape development. i'm not getting all sunset for a group in the 50 baffled disability on i need to bargain speaking with we will van in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machines. the state aren't russia today and switch r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube and pinterest, and we could pull the question, did you think it would cost to chat with me? you will see it's a laboratory are supposedly reco. gracie, you push him will see i need to know. i was here to was in time with goodies for those to go get res issue and it was the global muscles. alicia menu, missouri was just concerned with it, but she's to break means to store. but i wanted to show a logical experiment on highlights. so just employ beloget human studio, usually you do, i mean again you ian, you support is also die in the could still do with .

really that expensive to policy and then laying it at the feet of the us in the context of the accusations that the u. s. is pursuing a hostile policy and i think that's really why ambassador can mentioned that the u . s. has no hostile intent toward north korea. scott, it's been really good to talk to you again. many facts did scott snyder there in washington. thanks so much. protest her has been shot dead by police since we're lanka. during demonstrations, against the government's handling of an economic crisis. i made a report say the 10 people were injured. security forces were seen using live ammunition against a group which was blocking a highway less than 24 hours of renew covered it was sworn in opposition. parties are now threatening to bring down the government that demanding that president got a buyer, was a parker resign. jamera is the executive director of the national peace counsel of sure anchor. he says that there's a risk of further escalation. if the government uses force and cracks down on protests, i think it is very essential that people should see that the government is responsive

u. s. foreign policy establish establishment . it was never repudiated or rejected. so you know, so, so i think his ideas have had a great impact. and i think that the u. s. busy goal involves something along those rabinski in line to, you know, to, to break up russia, penetrate central asia, and then move on to, to china. ok. what's good if you want to pro max here? i mean, again, i mean, i have a very difficult time, you know, even if zalinski said ok, yes, we will put them oratorio on it. maxime, what kind of value do those words have? i mean, ever since the end of the cold or the u. s. is repudiated. countless numbers of agreements. they've walked away. they've never taken russian security interest. seriously. i mean, you know, it's easy to play monday morning quarterback, but i mean, you have a whole lineage of time where agreements are just not taken seriously. and then the russians send out to ultimatums because that's what they were one to nato, when did the united states, and they were just blown off. i mean, so i'm not sure the value of words here anymore. m

u. s. foreign policy. and then there's hunter, biden's business dealings in china. the white house has gotten pretty good at dodging questions about it on hunter by the new york college and reporting. looking at white house under logs, there were 19 visits in the white house while the president type president. by, by this business partner, including one with the vice president, pupils understand why that business part and how to access and with those meetings were about i don't have any information on that. i'm happy to check and see if with any more comment this journalist was asking about a 100 biden's trips to china. 19 of them that took place between 292015. and the perks and incentives that could have been involved. all 3 of these so called conspiracy theories, the laptop, the china connections and the government investigations turned out to be true. it turns out being the son of the president of the united states can work out pretty well for you. the deck is so thoroughly stacked in your favor, that wikipedia won't even allow people to discuss it. what we're s