u. s. provide to egypt? the u. s. provides about $1400000000.00 a year to egypt in grants, a not loans, but grants that come from the generosity of the american taxpayer. the vast majority of that aid is military aid, and the u. s. has been supplying and equipping and training agents military for about 4 decades now. the u. s. provides these days much less in terms of direct economic support to cairo. but the u. s. plays a critical role, of course, in institutions like the international monetary fund and the world bank who provide aid to egypt, that is a lifeline literally to keep president ccs economy from collapsing. so the u. s. has both a very important military and an economic relationship with egypt for many decades . now, president biden's national security strategy for the middle east makes a point of partnering with countries. countries that subscribe to a rules based international order. how does egypt fit that description? well, that's an excellent question. as soon as i read the washington post report la

u. s. has provided $151000000000.00 an aid to afghanistan. 73000000000 of that was for military aid, an almost 40000000000 for both humanitarian and economic aid. but when it comes to ukraine, the u. s. has already spent almost $78000000000.00 in total aid in just one year. washington has provided the country with $4000000000.00 and humanitarian aid, almost $27000000000.00 and financial loans and funding along with $36000000000.00 and security and $47000000000.00 and heavy military support. the u. s. inspector general has also spoken about continuing issues with the aid to afghanistan, saying that after 2 decades the lack of monitoring still remains a problem. the 2nd problem is right now we're paying the salaries of old ukrainian civil servants who. ready most of them and who's paying them us aid and usa is pumping money in giving it to the ukrainians to pay the salaries bus in afghanistan, the department of defense was involved in paying the salaries and over 20 years. it could not come up with a system to guarantee that we been paying the salaries of real afghans. this comes as a group of u

u. s. had provided support for the group and with us liable for the bloodshed. the reasons for attributing these crimes to the us her also been stated by the investigating branch among others as follows. statements by hiring can officials, including the former us president about the central role of the government and officials of that country in organizing and direct interest groups including isis reliable news and information published in the american media books and speeches by american officials about the role of the cia in create interest groups including isis. the court rulings specifically targeted former us president george w bush and brock obama, as well as the ca and defense contractor, lockheed martin. the terrorist acts occurred and june 2017 and central tay wrong in the national parliament building and the model williams of the countries former supreme leader, 17 people including m. p. 's were killed about 50 other people were wounded. isis immediately claimed responsibility for the attacks political analysts inter ron university, professor siad moha

u. s. president, calling for him to stop providing military a due frame. as trenches with russia are only continuing to escalate to go further ends up on this cross live now to your former pentagon official, michael maloof. mike, it's good to see you. great to have you on the show today. now we know that a previous attempt to force greater oversight of the military aid heading to crime was defeated before. do you think that this is more likely to prove successful? well, it increasingly is that the whole effort in ukraine than us participation is, is causing great angst and increasing angst. and it's also calling into question the need for accountability and, and the desire for that accountability and the administration doesn't appear to be forthcoming. and consequently, the congress, at least the house is going to do something about it with this resolution. as you pointed out it as asked initial favor and it could go to the full house and that will force the administration to make information available. how quickly that comes is going to be another matter.

u. s. will provide more air defenses and ammunition . foxy laughlin murdock has dropped the high profile defamation lawsuit against and australia news website crikey was murdered off his family and company of fueling the u. s. capital riots in 2021. the website was trying to introduce evidence from a defamation case against fox news laws. by dominion voting systems, the news hour is at the top of the our analogy 0. but it's back to that campaign against the climate. the next boom boom. this is the story about a group of men who wants to you to doubt climate change. the story of a campaign, but it's impacted our world forever. ah, back to naomi arrest his oh, we left her with a pile of papers. this pile became the beginning of a big investigation. she also gets hold of the strategy paper. it was my alice through the looking glass moment when my whole life kind of changed. risk is drops . everything decides to find out who's arguing against the climate scientists. bit by bit. she begins to understand why these pundits a so effective in general, they're much better communicating than real scientists a

u. s. your provides relatively cheap housing, particularly in smaller cities and towns. the rise of remote work has also made europe more attractive, particularly to millennials who are priced out of the u. s. housing market. in europe, the average sale price of a new residential property in the u. k. was the most expensive in 2021 at $4900.00 euros per square meter, followed by austria, norway, and france. meanwhile, serbia had the lowest average sale price at $1520.00 euros per square meter, followed by portugal, lot via poland and croatia that compared with the us, where the average cost per square meter would cost over 17 $1000.00. and it's no wonder why so many are relocating to europe. and for more let's bring in again, jason hartman. so jason, what happened to the giant real estate corporation ever grant in china? what was the fall out from all of that? well, in one word, debt, that's what happened to ever grind. and, you know, the fall out continues. we will see how many of those buyers end up with completed homes or recover deposits. it does not look good. you kn

u. s. to provide these to ukraine. d w mathias bellinger and keith. thank you. well, ukraine has been demanding fighter jets for months and is finally starting to get some poland and stovall here are handing over their soviet era, mig 29th. let's find out more about this aircraft. this is a slow vacuum, mig 29. the model that was once the pride of the soviet union of air force on its way to ukraine. last month. the mig 29 came into service in 1983 at the time arrival p u. s. built f sixteens, a product of the race to rule the skies during the cold war. ukrainian pilots are already trained to fly the plains. so in theory, they're ready to go. on paper, the mig $29.00 looks impressive. it can max out at 2400 kilometers per hour. it's ranges over 2000 kilometers and it can fly up to 18 kilometers altitude. ukrainian president followed me as a lansky says he's thankful, but that ukraine needs much more food. i'm grateful to poland and i'm grateful to slovakia for their decisions on megs for ukraine. very. this will significantly strengthen the defense of our sky, bu

u. s. dutch and german counterparts. washington is also promised to provide keith with one of the u. s. made systems to help defend his skies against russian strikes. the netherlands has also plants to provide missiles and parts leaked. u. s. intelligence briefs recently suggested ukraine is running out of rockets for its soviet era air defense systems. as the war in ukraine grinds on, people in some parts of the country are already working to rebuild with the russians have destroyed. but one of the biggest issues facing them is the threat posed by the land mines. ukraine's military estimates that a 3rd of the countries contaminated by anti personnel and anti vehicle mines, as well as unexploded or abandoned ordinance. experts say it will take years to clear such a vast area. agricultural workers are especially affected. ukraine was once one of the world's bread baskets, but now much of its fertile land is too dangerous to be used. dw max tonda filed this report from the de occupied territories of the hockey, reached wholly human should be dusting of tractors in sewing equipment. but

u. s dollar essentially makes it the world's biggest financial terrorist. that's the startling claim of ages richest banker. i genuinely feel the biggest financial terrorist in the world is the u. s. and provides no guarantees for access to reserves held in new as economists. i questioned or believes that the rapid growth of the indian economy provides an opportunity for the route to becoming new reserve currency. the dollar, a vision is clearly happening. now. the sort of status which you have del ahead, 20 years ago or 10 years ago. that is not good. now you see as currency jato has gained prominence, great britain, bonag and communist indian will be my own currency. is also getting importance be, are the 5th largest economy. we are growing by 2027. we expected to be the 3rd biggest economy. and i'm going to want to go to the doctor and see is any guarantee which globally central banks for one or 2 parties use for their products, is of all those going to see which could be used for any international deacons, chrysler die option, national tournaments. so definitely this, there are chances that and then come and see what become as of guarantee not there are many countries which are dealing wit

u. s. banking system provides no guarantees for access to funds held in the u. s. while the veteran banker points to the unreliability of the u. s. dollars, the so name global reserve currency u. k. lenders are proving those concerns. we also hold true for those nations, considering facing some of their phones in the hands of the bank of the r t. steve sweeney has more on the story of the frozen than swelling gold reserves. where is the gold? that's the question being asked off to western protege. one guy though, has finally been ousted as the leader of the so called venezuela position. i knew report from declassified u. k, revealed that the u. k. government has spent more than $80000.00 pounds of public funds supporting the hapless politicians bid to win around to put in dollars in gold with those held by the bank of england. a lengthy legal battle has been full time, but who is the rightful owner of the gold possess? with the british government officially? recognizing by though, as the legitimate president of venezuela back in february 2019 the oppression of the

u. s. s ukraine's partners stand united in providing weapons for as long as it's a class, as ramadan and a fragile truth begins to doubt witnesses. there is no letter in the fighting. more than 400 people have been out, been killed as the army battles, tara ministry rival. ah milan soccer. it's good to have you with us. the u. s. supreme court has decided to preserve access to a popular abortion pill. that the session means that the drug with prestone will continue to be broadly available in the united states. a conservative george and texas suspended approval of the commonly used drug on the 7th of april questioning and safety. the justice department of the biden administration filed an emergency appeal, asking the supreme court to block the lower court ruling. w. washington correspondent, i mean as if explained what this decision means. the supreme court basically ruled today that access to this pill that is important for many women to terminate pregnancies will remain unhindered. they were responding to a case from a texas judge, a federal judge appointed by form president donald trump,

u. s. has it in just one year. washington has provided the country and financial loans and funding along with 36000000000 as the carrier. the u. s. inspector general has also spoken about continuing issue. lack of monitoring still remains a problem. servants. ready most of them and who's paying them usa salaries bus in afghanistan, the department of defense was involved, didn't guarantee that we've been paying the salaries of real afghans. don't let her on thursday, calling our president biden's policy towards help. the goals aren't clear a proxy. what are national and economic security demand and alternative oppose all future aid packages unless they are linked to a clear diplomatic strato further in depth on this cross, i'm now to international consultant earl letter from us lawmakers flagging their concerns about the level lanes. but are these voices getting louder? in fact, i'm not sure of the. it seemed like a separate a special id or a $230.00 something. so it's starting to get more or turn out there and more. i'm not sure it depend

u. s. conflicts and documentation provided by us based sponsors. there is no one with law enforcement experience over seeing where children are going. it sounds like the u. s. government is running a human trafficking operation. we now have disturbing reports of children being kidnapped at the border and ending up in the sex trade all in a process that the u. s. government facilitated. this makes that kids in cages scandal with the trump administration. look like child's play. we have a situation where children are not crowded into facilities. they're handed over to criminals with all the time, the u. s. congress has spent investigating january 6th. you would think that a case like this and balling tens of thousands of children have gone missing, might generate a bigger outcry. let's see how much attention mainstream u. s. media gives to what should be considered to be a very serious scandal, especially for those who claim they are concerned about the lives of migrants and refugees. ala marvin r t new york. when staying in america, took a colson's b

u. s. confluence and documentation provided by us based sponsors. there was no one with law enforcement experience over seen where children are going. it sounds like the u. s. government is running a human trafficking operation. we now have disturbing reports of children being kidnapped at the border and ending up in the sex trade all in a process that the u. s. government facilitated. this makes that kids in cages scandal with the trump administration. look like child's play. we have a situation where children are not crowded into facilities, they're handed over to criminals with all the time. the u. s. congress has spent investigating january 6th. you would think that a case like this, him, they are concerned about demographic change. corporate, both political parties and their donors have reached consensus on last their brain dead. nobody actually believes them. hardly any one's life is improved by them. this moment is too inherently ridiculous to continue. and so it won't. the people in charge know this. that's why they're hysterical and aggressi

u. s. virgin islands, which essentially provided tax breaks wow to epstein and the economic development commission gave up seen a tax break or a company at snuggled southern trust. in 2014 a got a tax break of 90 percent on their income tax. almost a 100 percent, an excise tax custom sax. the number is unclear, but it's around a $100000000.00 worth of tax breaks. marla marlott, i hate to stop here. written there is so much dive into here. hold on with us and let's let gate take a quick break, but i want to come back and either to some of those other specifics that you have is that work for you? sure, thank you so much. we'll be right back. because when we come back, we're going to continue to have more with marlin ettinger and the very latest on the continuing promise running, jeffrey, i've seen, you're not going to want to miss it. ah huh. franchiser him across visit to china? has the atlantis is world and neo cons of all stripes in an uproar, instead of being a mere cutaway in service of washington, the french president actually stood up for his own country. and europe put his micron

u. s. will provide more air defenses and munition and promise to support key for quote. as long as it takes ukraine is still standing strong in our support has not waiver and i'm proud of the progress that we have made together. in total, the members of this contact group have provided more than $55000000000.00 in security assistance for ukraine. that's a tenfold increase since we 1st met just in the past few months, we provided the equipment and training to support in additional mind. armored brigades were for ukraine and that has already strengthen ukraine's position on a battlefield. i said in kiev yesterday, that the ukraine's future is in the atlantic family and all new dollars have agreed that, that the ukraine will become an 8 member. but the main focus now is of course, on the, on how to ensure that ukraine prevails. because without the sovereign independence ukraine, there's no meaning in discussing membership troll stratford has more from keen will. the calls from ukraine have become in recent weeks, increasingly loud and frustrated. everybody from the presiden

provide support and training to rab, despite the knowledge and exit judicial killing. do they bear any responsibility here? well, you know, i think one main reason why the u. s. and the you provided the support to, to the rob is that it serves, it carries out functions that serve the interests of american and european countries. you know, that the route one of its major neutral functions is to serve as a counterterrorism force. and certainly, i know that washington has a strong interest in i, bangladesh, that does not suffer from terrorist violence and terrorist risks. so i'm sorry to jump in there, but it was, it was conceived as a force to combat terrorism. but has it ever fulfilled this mission? well, i mean if you look at the numbers you had a period of time, some years ago when bangladesh was, was hit with a wave of terrorist violence and that has receded to to the rob credit. but i think that the broader issue is the fact that the, you know, the very troubling tactics that, that, the, that the, that the raw has used over these years. clearly, that's where the problem lies. and indeed, you know, we could talk about this more, but there are indications tha

u. s . germany, japan, france combined. beijing is the largest provider of foreign direct investment, supporting hundreds of thousands of african jobs. that's nearly double the level of u. s. foreign direct investment. chinese landing the african countries has dropped lately, but the nation remains by far, the largest linda to african countries. china's critics accused of deliberately lending the african countries that it knows can't repay the money to increase its political influence. beijing denies practicing so cold debt trap diplomacy and says partnerships a built in good faith. the u. s also accuses washes varden a group which i secured many mining projects in africa, of committing human rights abuses and of extorting natural resources in african countries. joining us now from london is alex my and he's the director of the africa program, the managing director of ethics, risk, and resilience at a chat of the house. alex, good to have you with us. why are russia, china the u. s. racing to build economic ties? with africa right now, where an error of multi polarity and africa has plenty of na

u. s. has warned china clearly against providing lethal aid to russia. is this phone call a sign that china won't now send weapons to russia. was seizing ping, china's head of state already made their promise relatively straightforward. when french president manama caught and are also a funder line, the president of the u commission visited beijing recently that was already quite credible. and i think to understand this call from the chinese perspective, it is a clear am signed towards the european union and to give them a diplomatic concession em seating ping has promised to am called with zalinski when the time is right actually several times. and notably, he did not give their promise towards the americans, it was according to the europeans. and this call has produced in my opinion to concrete results. one as already mentioned, is sir, special envoy, offer you ration affair, said a china was sent to the ukraine and which will also halt and yet in depth talks to work towards a political solution and for this crisis. and then secondly, the humanitarian

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u. s. presidents official visit provided the diplomatic and political centerpiece to this whole trip. kennedy reagan, clinton and now biden, just for us, presidents have addressed the joint houses of the irish parliament and for joe biden, this most irish of american leaders, the occasion carried a deep personal significance people. while it's so good to be back in ireland. if you begin the poor attempted irish tom, i shall warrior i know one word possibilities. we believe anything is possible, reset our mind to it and we do it together. this is united states of america and ireland. there's nothing beyond our capacity. if we do it together and we got to believe that we got to know that because that's the history of both our countries. joe biden has brought a heavy weight entourage to island including his secretary of state antony, blinking, and agriculture. secretary, tom vilsack, economic lynx, the war and ukraine and ongoing difficulties with the peace process in northern ireland. all topics of substantive discussion in the presidents, bilateral with the irish leader leo, veronica, we reall

u. s. a burrell, who provided no further details of the incident a few hours ago that you and bass that are in sudan was assaulted in his own residency. this constitutes a gross violation of the vienna convention security of diplomatic premises. and staff is the primary responsibility of sudanese authorities and an obligation under international law. and clashes between the sudanese on military on the r i sat group have left more than a 180 civilians dead and 10 times more wounded since saturday. as, according to the latest figures from the un. some fresh footage from the sydney's capital costume shows on t aircraft guns firing volleys of rounds into the night sky. and at about for the cities and forwards, which has been heavily contested by the warring sides for days with no confirmation on who controls the size of the moment. amid the ongoing chaos, some footage is shown military jets firing missiles at grounds. tockets with other images, highlighting massive destruction in the vicinity of the country's capital. consume . the rival military forces attacked each other on saturday with both

u. s. department of justice to provide protection. tweeting the true colors of the police department are exposed. attorney general garland we demand action. there are people who have literally blamed me because we have a racist police officers at the police department. blame me and somehow i brought the fbi into the city of antioch. broad investigation and scandal involving dozens of officers recently reached a boiling point. two bombshell reports reveal rampant racist, sexist and derogatory comments. i'm just getting all of these calls about my safety. vice mayor to misha torres. walker says. it has been two years of pure #### even her two sons were targeted and received death threats. she says she's hired private security and installed cameras. our oldest son moved out fearful for his safety. it just says that if you're an african american politician or public servant in the city of antioch. your life could be in danger. city officials say the hostility has grown with loud. ning calls for police reform criminal justice professor lis

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u . s. says ukraine's partner stand united in providing weapons for as long as it takes ah, a michael. ok, welcome. sedans, army says evacuations of diplomatic missions are set to begin from the capital. khartoum, after a truce, failed to stop fighting between the army and rival paramilitary forces. saudi arabia was among the 1st countries to renounce it was evacuating it citizens and now others, including germany, are taking steps to do so. more than 400 people have been killed and thousands more injured since violence erupted a week ago. oh, the cool to pray, rings out across this district in her team as worshippers gather inside the mosque to celebrate, eat the end of the holy month of ramadan, but they are also praying for peace. a live jani. while i doesn't get it, because we don't feel like it's each hard, everything that's happening, walker, i'm about law. it was the same over the last few days of ramadan and humbly learn a lot. we thank god, anyway, we'll look it up. it's got the will. what i can little do dog was taking place is inevitable since a country ruled by 2 leaders an