u. s. reaching records. so i had on the program, a new interim leader is appointed in sri lanka following days. all the turmoil sold mass.

u. s. reaching record. coming out, the prime minister's sworn in the us throw like is interim leader. that's after the not outgoing president fled the country and reside over must have on the rest of the countries in the gulf. the prices we report with europe shot itself in the lungs by bombing russian oil and gas to say the hungarian prime minister, it comes out of his country to clear is an energy emergency made supply disruptions on sky rocketing energy prices with 4 in the afternoon in bay roots in athens on here in moscow this friday july, the 15th, i'm, you know, neil and this is our to international order. some $500.00 ukrainian trips were killed and, and london tax overnight, according to the russian ministry of defense. yes . well, this funny job, the strikes was published by b, m o t. it said several military sets were destroyed, including bases of ukrainian nationalist formations in the heart of the region. the done yet, sc republic. i'm. this comes amid the continue in advance of russian lead forces in don bass just on that loop. ganske republic, official se ukrainian troo

u. s. reaching record, a new interim leader is appointed ensure like following days, all turmoil board saw a mass protest on the streets, the president leaving the country. i leave off britain, his resignation. we reported on the ground with europe shot itself in the lungs by bounding rushing oil and gas. so save the hungarian prime minister, his country house declared on energy emergency and made supply disruptions on sky rocketing energy prices in the loop with wherever you're catching the program. from today, welcome to moscow into the global use updates at the end of the working week. i'm, you know, neil, we start with the latest on the ukraine conflict. some 500 ukranian troops were killed. and unlike the tax overnight, according to the russian ministry of defense. yes . for a job, the strikes was published by the m o d. it said several military assets were destroyed, including bases of ukrainian nationalist formations in the heart of the region. the done yet republic that comes amid the continuing advance of russian led forces in don bos. lu, ganske, republic, officials, se ukrainian

u. s. reaching record highs. a new entrance leader is appointed. insure, like out for the president fled the country, reside the economic crisis there, rages. we report from the ground with broadcasting from moscow. this is our team. my name's unit o'neill. on 30 minutes of news and views started out, we began with the latest on the ukraine conflict. some $500.00 ukranian troops were killed in unless the tax overnight, according to the russian ministry of defense. press for the job, this strikes was published by the m o d. it said several military assets were destroyed, including bases of ukrainian nationalists formations in the heart of the region on the done. yet republic comes amid the continuing advance of russian led forces in don bus the against republic. officials, se ukrainian trips are starting to retreat from the key city of severs. the authorities also accuse ukraine of targeting civilian infrastructure in the city of the hell off including a school kindergarten and hospital. they also reiterated that

u. s. reaching records. so i had on the program, a new interim leader is appointed in sri lanka. following days, all the turmoil on mass protests on the streets, the president fleeing the country and finally offering his resignation. we report from the ground with me and europe shot itself in the lungs by biling, russian oil and gas. so say the hungarian prime minister is country has declared on the emergency. energy emergency made supply disruptions on sky rocketing energy prices in the e u. all lot ahead, few vis are with wherever you're capturing the program from today, right across the world. welcome to moscow on to the global news update on rti. my name's unit only. some $500.00 ukrainian trips were killed in or on london tax overnight, according to the russian ministry of defense. yes . for the job, the strikes was published by b, m o d. it said several military assets were destroyed, including bases of ukrainian nationalist formations in the har. call region on the done, the ask republic. now that comes amid the continuing advance of russian that forces in dunbar, new gans

u. s. reaching records also ahead in the program, a new entry leader is appointed in sri lanka following days. of turmoil, which on math protests on the streets, the president fleeing the country and finally offering his resignation. we report from the back with europe shot i'd sell it in the lungs by bolling, russian oil and gas. so say the hungarian prime minister is country house that carried on energy emergency supply disruptions, sky rocketing energy prices with, from moscow to the world. this is our t pleasure to have your company today. my name's you know, some 500 ukrainian trips were killed in an london tech. so we're night. according to the russian ministry of defense. yes. but the strikes was published by the m o. d. it said several military assets were destroyed, including bases of ukrainian nationalist formations in the heart of region on the done, the square public not comes amid the continuing advance of russian lead forces in lieu guns. republic officials. meanwhile, se ukrainian troops are starting to retreat from the key city of subversive. the authorities also accuse ukrain

u. s. reaching to record a new us defense bill gets the green light from congress. yet more military supplies are headed to ukraine, but come south the expense of humanitarian aid deliveries to afghanistan. and a new interim leader is appointed inter like after the president fled the country and resigned. but the economic crisis there ranges, we report from the ground with just after 8 in the evening here in the russian capital. i'm you know, neil and this is the news our on our t. we begin with the latest on the ukraine conflict. some $500.00 ukrainian troops were killed in or, and land tanks overnight, according to the russian ministry of defense. yet i was about to job a strike published by the m o day. it said several military assets were destroyed, including bases of ukrainian nationalist formations in the heart called region on the done yet republic. that comes and made the continuing advance of russian lead forces in dom boss, the against republic, official se ukrainian troops are starting to retreat from the key city of severs. the authorities also accuse ukraine of targeting civilian

u. s. reach recalled levels as well as higher than expected inflation weighing on market sentiments. the president biden thought tough on saudi arabia during his election campaign. things seems have changed during his trip to the middle east this week. now the kingdom is a strategic partner and a golden opportunity for biden, to raise his whole racing amid a multiple domestic issues on score some political points. with more in this political, you turn his ortiz, kelly morphine. so joe biden is getting on a plane and heading to the middle east to meet with a long time us ally. so who is it? obviously, at some bastion of freedom and democratic principles, some great up holder of human rights and international law. no, actually it's saudi arabia. well, joe biden came into office. he seemed to feel that coddling this regime was not good. p r for the united states. he promised to make them a pariah. and i would make it very clear. we were not going to sell more weapons to them, but we're going to make them pay the price, in fact, make them a pariah, that they are. there is very little soc

u. s. inflation reaches a new full to year. hi. i'm the candidates that labor via the women who could b u. k. prime minister penny mordant stakes her claim to succeed boris johnson and his flooring that international raheem sterling, completes his big move from manchester city to chelsea. ah, joe biden has arrived in israel on the 1st leg of his 1st visit to the middle east as you as president. he was greeted in television by his ready prime minister. yeah, i la paid arden will also meet to passed in the leaders in the occupied westbank. he's been a steadfast supporter of israel for decades, and is expected to face questions about the killing of palestinian american journalist sharing abruptly. kimberly how could report the purpose of u. s. president jo biden's trip to israel in saudi arabia is not entirely apparent, but just moments after landing in tel aviv biden made clear what he would not achieve. we'll discuss, mar, continued support. even though i know it's not in the near term to stage delusion, i remain the margin of the be

u. s. has reached a new 40 year high latest figures show consumer prices sought by 9 point one percent compared to last year. the cost a few housing and food all rising faster than the average income. my can reports washington, d. c. yeah, all major indices were sharply down and early trading on wall street as the market digested. the monthly report hope. supper reduction in the inflation rate dashed at the prices continue to rise groceries by 12.2 percent over the year. rent by 5.8 percent, call prices have increased by 11.4 percent. and in the largest increase, the cost of air travel has risen by 34 percent. all these attributed to americans spending more as they emerged from the pandemic shut down. i'm filling that food. i never seen it this bad. i've been noticing. household products have really shut up to the selling. i mean, honestly like things that was like 199. you go and now they're like 6 bucks. you know things, but you need it. good morning at a meeting of house republicans, it's made clear. these figures will be the cudgel to be to democrats in november election. new polling found

u. s. security coordinator could not reach a definitive conclusion regarding the origin of the bullet, the u. s. se concluded that gunfire from israel defense forces positions was likely responsible for the death of serene ob lockley. the u. s. se found no reason to believe that this was intentional, but rather the result of tragic circumstances during an i d. f. lead military operation. while the journalist family were a gas stud washington to refusal to condemn israel declaring they were quoting credulous regarding this supposedly inconclusive results. having that there were many i witness icons with the shooting statement by our family. we will continue to call for justice and accountability and call upon the u. n. n i c. c to take immediate action in order to bring justice. this doesn't end here. sharyn. abu utley was an al jazeera television journalist on one of the middle east most experienced reporters. she was killed on the 11th of may while attempting to report on an arrest operation by is really security forces. in a refugee camp in gin and city, she was shops amidst clashes despi

u. s. state department, the u. s. security coordinator could not reach a definitive conclusion regarding the origin of the bullet, the u. s. se concluded that gunfire from israel defense forces positions was likely responsible for the death of sharina ob lockley. the u. s. se found no reason to believe that this was intentional, but rather the result of tragic circumstances. during an i d. f. lead military operation. the poor condition of the bullets was listed as one of the foxes that affects the quality of the joint us. israel inquiry us officials said the death of the journalist was likely a result of israeli gunfire, sparking anger among palestinian authorities. the inquiry came up to several other investigations conducted in recent weeks, including by the un, with international body, placing the blame for the jealous death on israel. the truth is clear, but the u. s. administration continues to stall in announcing it. we say israel killed sharon ob lockley and it has to be held responsible for the crime it has committed. earlier we discussed the matter with the head of the i'll hock human rights organisation shal

u. s. supreme court ruling with far reaching consequences. this one concerns coal fired power plant and the extent to which the u. s. environmental protection agency can force them to cut emissions. the court ruled that the agency is not authorized to make decisions with such economic and political implications. today the court put the fossil fuel industries and interests over the over their own people. and that is, that's actually horrible. there is so much consensus right now that the climate crisis is our number one issue and the fact that we're already not doing enough. u . s. president joe biden wants to make the u. s. a leader on climate change. the plan was to make electricity generation carbon neutral by 2035, but that depended on having the environmental protection agency behind it. instead, the court says it's now up to congress to pass climate laws, but support for biden. there is far from assured or washington correspondent to me soon was gonna has this analysis and why it may now be impossible for the might of the biden administra

also on the show, the euro reaches parity with the u. s. dollar will tell you what's behind the trends and what it means for europe. and what does croatia think about the euro? it's switching to the currency next year and not everyone is thrilled about it. hello and welcome to the show. i'm seeing beardsley in berlin, ukraine, russia, and turkey will join the united nations on wednesday for a new round of talks toward freeing up rain exports from ukraine. and that's wearing to rush media reports on the announcements. the announcement rather follows growing global pressure for more political solutions to rising prices. and growing scarcity of commodities, such as wheat and corn, more nations or warning of urgent food crises and even starvation within their borders, their message, the war in ukraine is making a bad situation. even worse. the we crop is mature and ready for harvest. here in ne, pro pet bronowski, 400 kilometer se of the capital keys. but as the grain warehouses are filling up, the war is drawing closer. lemme see, there's no

u. s. state department, the u. s. security coordinator could not reach a definitive conclusion regarding the origin of the bullet that killed palestinian american journalists. sharina ob lockley by summarizing both investigations. the u . s. se concluded that gunfire from israel defense forces positions was likely responsible for the death of sharina arbor lockley. while the poor condition of the bullets was listed as one of the fight says that the fates of the quality of the joint us israel inquiry. the inquiry came after several other investigations conducted in recent weeks, including by the un international body blamed place the blame for the journalist, death on jerusalem. u. s, saying it is likely that the journalists was killed by israeli forces. well, that statement sparts among palestinian authorities. the truth is clear, but the u. s. administration continues to stall in announcing it. we say israel killed serene arb, lockley, and it has to be held responsible for the crime it has committed. earlier we discussed the matter with the head of the i'll hock human rights organization, show one job marine. who so

u. s. security coordinator could not reach a definitive conclusion regarding the origin of the bullet. the u. s. s. c concluded that gunfire from israel defense forces positions was likely responsible for the death of serene ob walkley. the u. s. s. c found no reason to believe that this was intentional, but rather the result of tragic circumstances during an id f lead military operation. the journalist family were a gal, so the americans refusal to condemn israel, declaring there were a quote incredulous regarding the supposedly inconclusive results. and that's because there were many i witness icons. they say of the shooting statement by our family. we will continue to call for justice and accountability and call upon the un and i c. c to take immediate action in order to bring justice. this doesn't end here. charlotte clay was an al jazeera television journalist, familiar with reporting in the palestinian territory. she was killed on the 11th of may. she attempted to report on the under rest operation by really security forces during clashes in the jenin refugee camp in the west bank

u. s. dollar has reached a historic high against the gillian vessels or passing the $900.00 missile mark. in fact, experts say that it will likely go over 1000 vessels in the next couple of months. and this is extremely problematic. there's 2 out of every 3 items in the basic basket of goods. the chileans consume, is imported in us dollars. chilly needs dollars to buy petrol and gas, which it does not produce fuel and food have shot up. most of all, mainly due to the ukraine crisis, but they're also internal factors that yes, government overheated the economy with aggressive pandemic subsidies. it's been followed by months of political uncertainty over the economic repercussions of a new constitution that could be approved in september by one hour with parliament, the man. and unfortunately, we are in a very stormy scenario. the authorities will have to work wonders revert. the situation was for doctor who government was elected on the platform of ambitious social reforms and promised tax hikes to pay for them. but given the economic scenario, many question, this week's decision to push

u. s. has reached a 40 year high latest figures, so consumer price is sword by 9 point one percent compared to last year with the cost of fuel housing and food or rising faster than the average income. my kind of reports from washington dc, all major indices were sharply down in early trading on wall street as the market. i just did the monthly report hope supper reduction in the inflation rate dashed as prices continue to rise. groceries are up by 12.2 percent over the year. rents by 5.8 percent. car prices have been by 11.4 percent. and in the largest increase, the cost of ed trouble has risen by 34 percent. all these, it could be to, to americans spending more as they emerged from the pandemic, shut down. i'm so limit food. i never seen this back. i've been noticed in the household products had really shut up to the cell. and i mean, honestly like things that was like 199, you're going out there like 6 bucks, you know, and things that, but you need it. good morning at a meeting of house republicans, it's made clear these speakers will be the cudgel to be to democrats than than november e

u. s. security coordinator could not reach a definitive conclusion regarding the origin of the bullet that killed palestinian american journalists. sharyn ob lockley by summarizing both investigations. the u. s. s. c concluded that gunfire from israel defense forces positions was likely responsible for the death of sharina ob lockley. the poor condition of the bullets was listed as one of the foxes that's affected, the quality of the join us israel inquiry inquiry came after several other investigations conducted in recent weeks, including by the un is national body. place the blame for the journalist death on to russell m. u. s, saying it's likely that the journalist was killed by israeli forces a last statement. it's fog anger among palestinian authorities. the truth is clear, but the u. s. administration continues to stall in announcing it. we say israel killed sharon ob lockley and it has to be held responsible for the crime. it has committed. we discussed the matter with the head of the i'll hock human rights organizations show on job maureen, who told us he does not believe he's reall

u. s. surging to 9 point one percent effectively reaching its highest rates in decades. now, her optimism is not shared by everyone, including a form advise. it's a brock, a bama. you said that recession is almost inevitable. in the meantime, pressure on american consumers continues to increase as food, energy, and rent become less and less affordable. less cost live now to our gas professor of economics, his st. mary's college jack rasmus jack, welcome to the program. now the us secretary of the treasury describe the state of the american economy as in the transition rather than a recession. do you make that statement? i. * i would disagree with her, i don't put any more trust in this forecast of hers than i did in her forecast several months ago that inflation was going down. i think she's wrong. if you look at the u. s. economy 1st quarter, the sheer it contract, it already minus 1.6 percent. the federal reserve at atlanta is forecasting another contraction, 2nd quarter. we'll see you next week. in addition to that last week, a whole series of indicators were reported

the year reaches parity with the u. s. dollar will tell you what's behind the trend and what it means for americans and europeans. also on the show, ukraine and russia come back to the table over critical grain exports. and a solution can come fast enough on hunger. this is growing a mid soaring food prices and rising scarcity. and what does co aisha think about the euro? it's switching to the currency next year. but not everyone is thrilled about it. i'm christie plaza. this is d w. miss business. the euro reached $1.00 to $1.00 parity with the us dollar on tuesday, continuing a downward trend. the product with lowest value in 20 years. rising interest rates and a relatively stronger outlook in the us have helped fuel and ongoing dollar rally. meanwhile, in europe, fears of slowing growth within the euro's own, driven by the war and ukraine and developing energy crisis are weighing on investor sentiment. well, earlier we spoke to the w correspondent, christine mcguire about the to currencies. she told us, this is the 1st

also on our show, the euro reaches parity with the u. s. dollar will tell you what's behind that trends and what it means for europe. and what does croatia think about the euro is switching to the currency next year and not every one is thrilled about it. hello and welcome to the show. i'm seeing beardsley in berlin. ukraine, russia and turkey will join the united nations on wednesday for a new round of talks toward freeing up green exports from ukraine. that's according to russian media reports. the announcement follows growing global pressure for more political solutions to rising prices. and growing scarcity of commodities, such as wheat and corn, more nations of or warning of urgent food crises and even starvation within their own borders. their message, the war in ukraine is making a bad situation even worse. the we crop is mature and ready for harvest. here in the pro pat rusk, 400 kilometer se of the capital keys. but as the grain warehouses are filling up, the war is drawing closer.

u. s. shouldn't depend on those supplies and should into instead bruce that own manufacturing. particularly if the e u wants to reach its the road. michelle go within the next 3 years, it's called on the u. s. to quote drupal it solar panel production reportedly to avoid trade policy risks with beijing. china has been instrumental in bringing down costs worldwide for solar power, with multiple benefits for clean energy transitions. at the same time, the level of geographical concentration in global supply chains also poses potential challenges that governments need to address as well. struggles with a severe energy crisis due to a disruption in supply change. the thought perhaps of china controlling it, developing energy sources, raising western phase. but whereas the previously accused beijing of ignoring its green agenda, it's goal of reaching 0 emissions by 2050 could now rely entirely on china. independent experts and re lung says china's wall in the globe move to green energy is vital a time as the walls because manufacturer and the biggest trader, and 130 countries of china is the largest trading partner. comp