, but i would say that the most significant thing for russian could production and exports is the u. s. r for us, that is what will have the largest impact on russian crude and products. and because we do also have products embargo kicking in in february and the ban on insurance complicates transactions to 3rd party countries. but because there is a black fleet tankers at the moment that do not need to rely on european services, it will not necessarily have the biggest b, u and bible is much more significant. livia colorado from energy aspects for now. so the united states and another month or strong jobs figures, us employers again added over quarter of a 1000000 positions during november. meaning unemployment remains close to a 533 year low. firms are having to offer ever more attractive terms in order to secure worker's with many more vacancies than available job seekers. average hourly wages rows more than 5 percent as well. let's discuss this further with our financial correspondent to new york, sabrina kesslin. sabrina, how are you? s employees managing to keep adding hundreds of th

his successor was then killed in february, also by the u. s. r, but i think was interesting now is that we have this killing in october by the free serial all me. and i think just the last interesting detail perhaps is it is the free syrian all me who conduct his right according to the this operation, according to the, the us that he's 15 people have been killed in a bombing in northern afghanistan, at least 20 others wounded french for them to manion macro has kicked off his state visit to the us with a meeting with vice president, comedy harris. macros set to meet president joe biden. for official talks on thursday, nato's disgust sending more advent systems to ukraine as foreign ministers met in romania. the alliance pledged its support to some of russia's neighbors. an independent panel in south africa found president ram oppose have violated his oath of office, which could lead to his impeachment. those are the headlines. the news continues. he and al jazeera after witness spectrum, thanks for watching bye. for now, a weekly look at the worl

u. s. the different u. s. government bodies walk in the r pressurize india when it comes to india neutrality. but then guns oil. we've also seen in the are constantly being pressurized through lecture and by the u. s. soft for buying discounted oil from mos school. that saw in fact been something that the u. s. s. one simply has poked india about, but as far as the concerned has been very, very clear in dallas foreign policy is nautica warned by the western new moscow. in fact, india has always been cleared and wants to promoted. so an interest forest. but also, as far as history is concerned, remember more school has always been a reliable partner to india when no one was an, especially in the defense sector. as far as the military rules are concerned. they started on november 16th for like a fortnight long drilled between india and focus on. the other reason that it's china is the very fact that these drills views the military drills took place about 100 kilo mattel's from the l e. c, which is the line of actual control in already and all throughout conned and of course, saw china has raised

meaning u. s. r, u k, a, germany and david. what's that? so actually being token to try to reach this final agreement is lasting. solution is the, if you ask me, ok, all these countries, are they involved enough in making that happen? no, they're not involved enough. and the architecture of mediation it puts you from the center is flawed. there will be no deal between serbia and casa, unless the us is a co chair and leading the negotiations, a set of deferring to the u, the u. s. has to step up and it needs to make its position is clear. it's not some heads together. so we can get to a deal and let me just say a word about the association of serbian municipalities. it was agreed, it should be implemented. but in this case, there should be symmetry and reciprocity in serbia. and the per shabba valley where you have albanian municipalities. it too should have extensive autonomy and cultural and political rights. the only way we're going to get to an agreement is if we see all sides compared to accommodate the demands of our citizens and move

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london before we kind of the russian president vladimir putin says that future prisoner swaps with the u. s. r. a possibility conveys at arms either victor boot is back in russia now after the u. s release in exchange for basketball sub brittney greiner, who to spoken to state media accusing the west of trying to destroy russia. will un security council has been meeting off the claims by.

london before we kind of the russian present. redeemer putin says that future prisoners swaps with the u. s. r. possibility conveys at arms. either victor boot is back in russia now after the u. s. release them in exchange for basketball sub brittney greiner, who to spoken to state media, accusing the west of trying to destroy russia. lou and security council has been meeting off the claims by russia that weapon supply to ukraine of ended up in the hands of criminal gangs. but moscow is also facing allegations of its own with the u. k. is ambassador accusing the cramming of buying weapons from iran and north korea. russia has used those iranian drones to kill civilians and illegally target civilian infrastructure. wiping out homes, electricity, power supply schools, hospitals. russia is now attempting to obtain more weapons, including hundreds of ballistic missiles. in return, in return, russia is offering a wrong, an unprecedented level of military and technical support us democratic laying on their fragile control of the senate. after a sitting senator announced, plans to leave the party are

u. s. s. r. in 1991. it comes amid ongoing protests against president maya san do and her government's handling of the country's economy. marches have been organized by main opposition. figures on the owners of the bands channels demonstrate to say they want their country to thought to stop backing west in sanctions against moscow, which have already led to spiraling inflation and an energy crisis. another journalist whose shallow faces the bank says the government is crossing red line. yes, i got it. boston lawana in simple words. what happened is what we're feared the most and helped until the last that it would not happen because there are certain red lies that no one has ever crossed, no matter what regime is in power. in moldova, it seems to me that whether a tv channel works well or not, should always be decided by the audience. the fact that these channels had not covered the agenda the way the regime would like to be heard. sorry, by what about freedom of speech? what about european democratic nor

u. s . s. r. for it. the german elite tries to whitewash the memory of countless in humane crimes of unprecedented scale committed by nazi germany. in the 2nd world war, the vast majority of german paula members supported the moon to cool the depths of millions of people political murder by the soviet leadership. but despite the fact that famine took place, not just the clarion, but also in other parts of the soviet union and the national government actually providing food to crane and the expense of other regions is roman closer. oh, as the details germany declared that the gradient salmon in 1930 was actually a genocide called gold or more and was deliberately organized and supported by this fog of government. the actual history of what happened, of course, was not even taken into consideration ukrainian propagandists. and now german lawmakers make it seem as if ukraine was the only republic that suffered the hunger in the 1930s. however, in reality, other nations and parts of the country, including the

u. s. s. r. and people suddenly found themselves cut off from their homeland dis tore apart, dismembered our people's community, and turned into a national catastrophe. as once after the revolution, the borders of the union republics were cut behind the scenes. so the last leaders of the soviet union, contrary to the direct expression of the will of the majority of the people in the 1991 referendum, ruined our great country. and simply confronted the peoples with a fact. will a treaty to create the union was assigned in 1922 by 4 socialist republics, russia, belarus, ukraine, and the trans caucasian republic which later split into georgia, ammonia, and as our basia. now during the 1st 2 decades of the union, several you republics were formed in central asia. and in the 1940s as a countries expanded westward, estonia, lafayette and lithuania, and the moldova republic was formed. so at the time of collapse, the referring republics, the republic started to break away in the early 19 ninety's and in

u. s. extricated itself 1st from vietnam, then twice from iraq and recently from afghanistan, we must be very cautious in dealing with the u. s. r t is runjun sharma brought us this report on the reasons for india's concerns. on one hand, the us wants to go ahead and conduct these military drills. but on the other hand, remember the u. s. has been constantly pressurising, india a see, for example, over its relationship with russia. remember by doing in march had called india stand on russia invasion of ukraine, somewhat shaky. constantly. we've seen the u. s. the different u. s. government bodies mark india pressurize india when it comes to india neutrality. but then comes oil. we've also seen in the are constantly being pressurized through, lectured by the u. s. soft for buying discounted oil from mos school. that saw in fact been something that the u. s. southpointe instantly has poked india about. but as far as i'm concerned, india has been very, very clear in the us foreign policy is nautica warned by the western new moscow. in fact, india has always been cleared and wants to promoted. so and interests 1st. but also, as far

order sided ravia turkey of kata that played a major role in mediating between the taliban and the u. s. r. calling on cabal to reverse the decision. washington is threatening to take tougher action against the taliban leaders. the taliban should expect that decision which is in contravention to the commitments they have made repeatedly and publicly to their own people will carry cos, will carry concrete costs for them. they have seriously asked leave and they look undermines one of their deepest ambitions and other areas where they see progress and that is an improvement at betterment of relations with united states and the rest of the world. are we the law? this is what is battling many people who are watching the events unfold enough canister. on one hand, the taliban made it clear that the desperate for international recognition to the looking forward to see financial aid trickle in into the country. and some of the assets which were, which are frozen in the u. s. central burke bank to be sent back to afghanistan, but that will definitely depend on whether the afghan got the taliban ar

so in the fact that, you know, you have people like you on the u. s. r, which is more music channel really, who suggested now is the time to negotiate. i don't think we can get more out of this war than the older have and, and also, and of course, you know, stolen by because i think to a large extent he speaks on behalf of washington as well. and he also had a very aggressive rhetoric suggesting the only accepted piece was full victory on the nato ukraine inside the now course is arguing that the diplomacy has to be the less. i'm glad you brought it up because i have a quote from him and throw to demeria and now this is stilton berman last new cycle here, but we have to but we have to pay a much higher price if our freedom in peace are threatened through pollutant winning in ukraine, again, this is that this is a symmetrical here. what is he talking of? freedom in peace rush is talking about security in that's when that's what these negotiation should be about or deed huh. we can just go back to december 17th of last year as a starting point. ok, we didn

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u. s. dollar r. ready prevails in the world markets, and of course, the u. s. military have and military bases in hundreds of places around the world. and this had too many hours remain unchallenged for a long time until the rise of china. and indeed the rise of the developing world. and not the china would like to replace the united states as the world as well. but then the united states increasingly finds itself unable to call the shots are at all times in all circumstances. and particularly for example, you recently, ah, well united states and demanded the opec to organization before the petroleum. ready exporting countries to increase supplies of energy in respond to the ukraine in crisis. the opec flatly refills safeguarding their own interest. and of course, the, the developing world according to various estimates is going to account for something like 60 percent of the world economy by the year 2035. so, and large number of countries arising quite rapidly with the bit of clause. and then you have countries like including russia, but also indonesia. now

u. s. military base. you get given met? g r a u. s. government to make a military base and just reported all of douglas and people from their country. so they called return back on the island. no, but we are fighting that real fast thing for the right. so i, we do not consider the right to self determination actually applies to the general . since i don't the question of self determination, the legal advice we have received is actually the chic options. we're not at all, not a people. for me, it's time to move on and see what we can do for the said community to return back home. knowledge support from the imagination i commission, african united, michigan don't care about checklists and people i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, accept where such order is it conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at the point, obviously is to great trust rather than fear a very job with art

nations don't do the same. several countries as we've mentioned, including south korea, india and the u. s. r. introducing similar requirements. india is a drug regulator says it's inspected a facility that produce a cough syrup linked to the deaths of at least 18 children in those back. hassan authorities have taken samples for testing. the regulator says it will act on its findings. meanwhile, the manufacturer, marion biotech, has halted production of the serb. bob named thom has more from nevada in northern india. this is the main factory of indian pharmaceutical company. marian biotech inside production has stopped a cough syrup legally here called doc. what max has been blamed for killing 18 children in his biggest on the government there says it found a toxic substance called ethylene glycol. in the syrup, it has also sac several employees for not taking action in time. now back in india, investigations are ongoing. authorities have told al jazeera, they are testing samples and will take action accordingly. this comes after a similar incident in gambia were serbs made by another indian

work if other e u nations dont follow suit. several other countries including japan, india, and the u. s. r. introducing similar requirements and china center for disease control has warned the upcoming new year celebrations could lead to a rise in cases in rural areas. it's chief epidemiology, says infections in some large cities are past their peaks, but a new wave could break out in less populated areas as people travel to their home towns for the holiday. county like ha, you see the development of the epidemic is relatively fast and big and medium sized cities because of the large and dense populations. it's slower and smaller cities and rural areas. it's been a severe winter and with the upcoming spring festival, when many people will be traveling, the risk of infectious respiratory diseases may make the epidemic situations more complicated. hong kong has craft, most of it's covered 19 restrictions following a similar moved by mainland china. the roles had threatened to damage its reputation as an international finance center. many business operators have welcomed the decision. florenc

u. s. a i d officer writes makes its way back to the cia through the state department. and so u. s. a r d may be out there trying to do good work, sir. you know, building dam sir, or digging wells or whatever. but eventually they're going to serve as a source of intelligence for the cia. so even though they may not meet with ca, personnel, they may not be involved directly with the cia indirectly. they're quite important . the ca, than is obviously america's top spy, an psy op agency. there are countless coups color revolutions, riots that are left in the wake. anywhere. the agency goes, i mean just look at south america back in the 1980s as the most obvious and admitted role of the cia and the blood bath that happened there. why might the cia have interest now in the solomon islands? ah, it's all about china. you know, the cia, it really hasn't had a presence in the solomon islands and indeed, a recently, we didn't even have an embassy in the solomon islands. we had closed it, but the solomon islands are very important to australia. and australia, of course, is very important to the un

u. s. s. e r. renewable energy. their transportation deals there were you sign with the africa export import export bank. so i don't think that in terms of the information that you have, nothing to positive examples really show what the re imagining and the rebuilding of the relationship really gauge. and i that that's actual money on the table, those with deals that okay, so those are not lofty ambitions, but those are actually hard or deals that rack and bustle. robin sound is really good to get your thoughts on your analysis. thank you very much. indeed for talking about here. thank you. and also to come here and i'll just hear including officials release files on the assassination of former us president john f. kennedy. but some documents remain under lock and key and we visit the shrine to south american football. that's during legions of woke up more or less. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with sibling cattle, a ways. hello. we got some proper winfrey weather in the forecast for japan, and a good deal of c

of action and are continuing their talks. several other countries including japan, india, and the u. s. r. introducing similar requirements. will china reported only one covert related death on wednesday, but the u. k. best based health data firm ear finity says cit, leaves around 9000 people are dying in china every day. that's nearly double it's estimate from a week ago. or china center for disease control has worn the upcoming new year holiday. could mean a rise in cases in rural areas, is chief epidemiologist said infections in some large cities and past therapy. but there could be a new way in less populated areas as people travel to their home towns for the holiday. hello. this is the development of the epidemic is relatively fast and big and medium sized cities because of the large and dense populations. it's slower and smaller cities and rural areas. it's been a severe winter and with the upcoming spring festival, when many people will be traveling, the risk of infectious respiratory diseases may make the epidemic situation more complicated. or would you know by delta, simon. hi,

what does is kimball that option s u r b. i support urbana literary and musical works that glorify russia not get that out ski that a matter of getting a check in was it's nick drama, will be glad if he could touch with the nutcracker from chikavsky. many polls want to see despite russia's war, but not in the national feeder. instead, smaller companies are offering the ballet with you. quine performers, taking over the stage are his reminder of our top story. before we got, he grants president blood, miss lensky is urged. his people to persevere in the face of russian attacks these christmas address alenta. he said, we will endure this winter because we know what we have fought in. his remarks came as russia launched new attacks on the city of hess on killing and wounding. that's all the news for now. of next reporter looks of the challenges of parenting, wildlife, and source coming up after a short break. don't forget this more on day w dot com any time you need it on that breaking news f as well. and you can also get the la

u. s. s r in 1991. this comes in made ongoing protests against president maya, sand do, and her government handling of the countries the economy. merchants have been organized by the main opposition figure and owner of the band channels. demonstrators wanted their country to weekend off backing western sanctions against moscow, which have already led to spiraling inflation and an energy crisis. the country's economy minister, however, doesn't seem keen on addressing citizens concerns over the academy preferring to focus on the latest media ban. another journalist whose channel faces the ban says the government has crossed a red line. it's a good thing is lawana in simple words. what happens is what we feel the most and hoped until the last that it would not happen. because there are certain red lines that no one has ever crossed, no matter what regime is in power in the old over. it seems to me that whether a tv channel works well or not should always be decided by the audience. the fact that these chan

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u. s. s. r. that's how i hear it in those 2 sentences. colleagues, we have to understand how do we address the crime of aggression because all those war crimes raping killings, 300000, missing children's being deported to the russian territory and temporary occupied 3rd through ukraine. that would never have happened if not the crime of aggression . that's why we're touring here in this see, go in to new york. we've been to burly in paris. recollect in political support, which is there already to address this crime of aggression in the special tribunal where put in and the top politicians and talk to people in the military who have conducted this crime will be responsible. this is the gap of accountability and international law. i c, c. international criminal court can not deal with that, but the international community can and similar tenuously to our amazing military men and women, by the way, 58000 women are serving. and yesterday, us senate approved 800000000 financial support for our army wi

u. s. s. r's collapse with philosophy on writer, alexander doug. ah. geopolitical a speaking soviet union was a continuation over the russian empire, ideologically, it was quite different. soviet union was direct continuation and to realization of the lent power opposite to or see power if we consider that fall all the soviet union and this geopolitical aspect, the meaning called that was a kind of defeat or the land power and frond oh that see power that was a great catastrophe. off of these, a heart land and the bic achievements, all of the see power or global western liberal salvation e for soviet union would survive until now. this a catastrophic eat or will be a kind of m eurasia newnan, a kind of urine empire or re torn today when the classical russian empire with surgical central isn't ant multiplicity, all the ads and new groups leaving inside you should, and you are obliged to reserve and safe to save the country, the unity, the strategical control over it, or including all, all ethnic groups who without and transforming, transform you to

u. s. taxes 40 the i r s. did not carry out a mandatory audit of the former president, so he's got a lot of losses and as are largely generated through entities that he owns. sure to really understand what's going on. we have to dig not just through his tax returns that through the tax returns of the entities that he owns earlier this month, one of those entities, a real estate company, was found guilty of 17 counts of criminal tax fraud. but trump remains defiant. in a statement he said the radical left democrats of weaponized everything. but remember, this is a dangerous 2 way street. the trump tax returns once again show how proudly successful i've been. and how i've been able to use depreciation and various other tax deductions successful not donald trump is the only president since richard nixon, not to disclose his taxes of m all. it's bringing peter matthew as professor of political science and political analyst. he's joining us from long beach and florida. good to have you with us. let's talk about the

u. s. s. r. and 1990. 1 is, comes amid ongoing protests against president my son do, and had government's handling of the country's economy marked as have been organized by main opposition. figures on the owners of the band channels demonstrate to say they will now contract a thought back in western sanctions against moscow, which already lead smiling, inflation and energy, clara. another journalist whose shallow faces the bomb says the government has crossed a red line. usually prospering slow, why not simple words? what happens is, what with you the most and hoped until the last that it would not happen because there are certain red lines that no one has ever crossed, no matter what regime is in the power over. it seems to me that whether a tv channel works well or not, should always be decided by the audience. the fact that these channels had not covered the agenda, the way the resume would like to be heard. story by what about freedom of speech? what about european democratic norm? what about

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want to say representative a free body today let you go walk right into the gun bar. fragile blue s u p r. me ah, the system wasn't for at all and under not willing to accept it, but on the same hand like is tough like you fighting against the entire system. if we have 163 representatives, if we have 117 of them that are from one particular party that don't understand my community and not willing to sometime way substantial legislation. can i get the room that's going to speak to a major need for my community? thank you, mr. cher, members of the committee, bruce franks from 70 a district in the city of st. louis, current bill and house, concurrent resolution and 70. this bill speaks to a couple different things. first, the identify the youth violence as a public health damage. last year, we are $200.00 murders. over 51 percent of the murders. the victims were between the ages of 16 through 24, and that is a public health epidemic, especially when we talk about communities with lack of resources. last automobile. excuse me. good. like i just buried it. this is my last time bringing this bi