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u. s. record ah, now delegates have arrived in istanbul ahead of the signing of the deal involving russia, ukraine, turkey, and the united nations. that will re open ports and the black sea un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, will oversee the agreement with turkish president. their supply bar to one grain shipments had been stuck in ukraine's, and the war began back in february. and that's led to a rise in global food prices. while al jazeera understands the best deal calls for a joint control center to be set up in istanbul, which will shed your shipments. ukrainian vessels will guide the grain ships through mind waters in and out of port. russia agrees not to attack any of the shipments as they move and turkey with support. the united nations will inspect the ships to lay any russian fears of weapons smuggling. the agreement will last 4 months and be renewed automatically, will be getting more reaction out of ukraine very shortly with allan fisher and kid, but fast since and coffee. she's a

u. s. record highs. now that the saudi arabia and egypt plans to join the breaks group of emerging economies according to the president of the international forum. thanks for me that i think i see that i don't . if you solutions corporation party nomics i live in new globally funded out. the crew follows russian soldiers on a clean up operation in lieu guns republic with troops searching for bodies any remaining ukrainian fighters and explosives. there's a high chance that they could have left a surprise here, such as a mine or a movie trap under hip with for moscow to the world. this is our international. i'm peter scott. these are top stories, this our spending 5 times more money on green goals than health care. that's what the african countries will have to do to meet the same emission reduction requirements. as industrialized states of, according to a new report, ortiz ego don have looked into. so called green colonialism and how western countries are striving for green goals, sometimes at the expens

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u. s. is seeking to create a new committee to record rights abuses in yemen. do you have any concerns about its independence? no, sir. yes, a lot of concerns. i am very concerned as the money and as a journalist, i would say this. i would say this is very shocking. but not surprising. because what we have seen over that 7 over the years is that the united nation is, is, is the decreasing, decreasing. it says, until now it's now 0. now that the effects of you're not in the united united nation is almost 0. the only dilemma the only dilemma of hop was that that committee, that committee, that was called the, the imminent expense. but today, unfortunately voted out. they voted this out from the you in human rights council. so now the united states is coming to form with to create a committee. what this committee would be doing. it's like it, it's like, it's like asking, is there a way to investigate war crimes in jazz, or in balance team? this is a very, very, very shocking and surprising. what was your reaction when you heard up the committee will reportedly inc

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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

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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 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 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

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u. s. which record highs that comes as saudi arabia, as well as turkey and egypt plants and joined the bricks group of emerging economies. according to the president of the international forum, thanks for me that i think i started a new globally piece on did r t crew follows the russian soldiers on a clean up operation in little guns republic with troops searching for bodies, any remaining ukrainian vices and explosives, there's a high chance that they could have left us abroad here, such as a booby trap under hip with you're watching the international. it's 6 am on friday morning. my name is peter scott and wherever you today from welcome to the program. now what western countries continue to strive for green goals with limited success image using emissions? african countries need to meet the same emissions reduction requirements as industrialized countries. according to a new report, they'll have to spend up to 5 times more on adapting to global warming goals, and they don't health care arts eagerness done. it explains. the green agenda has long occupied the minds of western politicians, bu

u. s. which record highs that comes with saudi arabia as well as turkey. in egypt plan to join the brakes group of emerging economies. according to the president of the international forum . for me that i think i was going to jesus identity solutions, corporation part economic balance in new globally, be the new moroccan lead investigation finds. there was no lethal force used against migrants who tried to cross the border from morocco into a spanish enclave. so i think i can fix here as the reason for the mass. death, therefore has been criticized by a leading and g o. an r t crew follows russian soldiers on a clean up operation in the guns republic with troops searching for bodies, any remaining ukrainian fighters and explosives. there's a high chance that they could have left a surprise here such as a mine or a booby trap under hip with july for my headquarters in moscow you're watching, are you, cisco 5 am here in the russian capital? i'm peter scott. it with the top stories this, our joe biden is heading to saudi arabia as part of his middle eastern,

u. s. which record highs was also a saudi arabia, as well as turkey and egypt planned to join the bricks group of emerging economies . according to the president of the international forum. thanks for me that i think i was going to need these solutions. corporation product nomic, balance, new globally a new moroccan lead investigation says there was no lethal force to use against migrants who tried to force cross the border from morocco into spanish enclave citing asphyxia as the reason for the muster. report has been criticized by leading and g o. r t crew follows the russian soldiers on a clean up operation in the loop guns republic with troops searching for bodies, any remaining ukrainian fighters and explosives. there is a high chance that they could have left to surprise here. such is a mine or a booby trap under hip with from moscow to the world. this is our see international. my name is peter scott bringing you the top stories early this friday morning. welcome to the program. joe biden is heading to saudi arabia as part of his middle east trip in an attempt to encourage an increase in

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u. s. can already access recordings of these conversations in certain cases. if you have a voice assistant at home, you might have been collecting potential evidence against yourself for years. so voice assistance are gathering more information than we are often aware of. users can of course delete recordings from their profile afterwards. but with the real, i don't want to have to constantly self monitor what i say and to whom. and that's just the tip of the iceberg. technically more spying as possible. some secret services and the police have a whole other set of tools at their disposal. and they make meta, microsoft, apple, or who are way look harmless. at least 50000 people have been spied on with the pegasus software in recent years, including journalists, senior politicians, and has of state. some phone manufacturers now claim that they can ward off a tax with this by software. marcus's is one of the most powerful surveillance tools in the world. this trojan horse fires gets installed on a phone. what's user unknowingly? it can spy on anything that happe

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. has led to a push for stricter gun controls. jack una mas. at least 16 people have died and many are still missing. after record flash flooding in the u. s. state of kentucky, torrential rainfall washed away roads and hundreds of houses and some of the poorest communities in the united states. authorities are warning the rescue efforts and the search for victims could take weeks in a flash, st, stoned to sludge after unprecedented rain hit the mountainous region of eastern kentucky. little was left above water including its residence. we had his way out and it was good. it was over my head, so yeah, there was there's harry, you, my car stopped stalled out and then i didn't know what to do. i just kind of went into a panic. probably about a minute. 2 minutes at the max would start flooding into my car. that floods of this magnitude would normally, aka once in 1000 years. according to experts, the climate change is likely to make them more frequent. we're a local fireman said it's the worst damage he's ever seen. probably 95 percent people in this area here, lovers, like houses, gorge animals. it's. it's heartbreaking. it really is. the f

u. s. f. b. i tape recorded having a hypothetical conversation that led to conspiracy charges. he's been serving and u. s. federal prison. now brittany griner is an american basketball player who was convicted on trial, essentially this point for possession of marijuana bringing drugs into russia and paul wayland is the convicted spot. it was an american who has been convicted of spying against russia serving a prison them. so the idea is that these 2 americans might be traded. and if this happened, it wouldn't be the 1st time that such a prisoner swap. so play that we can recall there was the incident where russian pilot, konstantin, you're a, shall go. i was released and traded for trevor read, who was the national of the united states. so people be watching the situation. it's important to know that it would be the 1st meeting between the u. s. secretary of state and the russian foreign minister to take place. sense russia, special operation began and that would certainly be significant. i spoke earlier with civil rights attorney, robert patina, who believes that the public o

u. s. f. b. i tape recorded having a hypothetical conversation that led to conspiracy charges have been serving and u. s. federal prison. now, brittany griner is an american basketball player who was convicted on trial, essentially at this point for possession of marijuana, bringing drugs into russia. and paul wayland is the convicted spot. it was an american who has been convicted of spying against russia serving a prison them. so the idea is that these 2 americans might be, you know, trade, and if this happened, it wouldn't be the 1st time that such a prisoner swap to play that we can recall. there was the incident where russian pilot constantine yara shank go, was released and traded for trevor read, who was the national of the united states. so people be watching the situation. it's important to know that at the moment, moscow has not commented on the issue and they have said that they haven't been contacted by the united states about it. we're only hearing about this from the us side at the moment. well, thanks so much kayla. that was our chief caleb martin. thanks very much. me. all right, le

u. s. interests. riyadh has also suggested that washington should mind its own human rights record after the u. s. voice concerns over the 2018 murder of washington post journalist jamal cas shoji saudi consulate in istanbul to what he saudi arabia says. washington is not innocent either, and pointed to violation was at the notorious abu ghraib prison during the us occupation of iraq with more on how jo biden's middle east. tor has dashed washington's hopes for a grand returned to the region. one years ortiz, paulus lear, she would have definitely had to do with finance for day, middle east trip his over. but the question what actually achieved is still up in the air. his bed for more and she put oil, has been blown out of the water. i want to see the impact of this visit. i suspect you won't see that for another couple weeks. we, i'd say that come up east, it's oil production, bianca, $13000000.00 barrels a day. and off to shunning the kingdom over the 2018 killing of southeastern is jamal. cash okey. all eyes were on what might and would say to the conference i in thank you. thank you.

u. s. temperatures are expected to search to record ties in the countries north east, which is close to triple digits on the fahrenheit scale. just looking at the weather map all across america, like austin, texas, the high is a 100 plus every day, but the world is burning. it's not getting cooler right now, and it's pretty frightening. washington and philadelphia have both declared heat emergencies. public health officials, a warning people to drink lots of water, avoid outdoor activity, and check on the elderly. it's been 2 weeks since the people in sri lanka stormed the presidential palace and other government buildings. the country now has a new president, ronald wicker, i'm a singer, a day after he was sworn in. he ordered a crackdown on the main protest camp outside the presidential palace, but many say they will remain until their demands are met. they w summary to chima has this update from the cap. at this protest, camp is a mood of defines people here, say that they will not move until they get what they want. reforms for the country . many of them experienced the hard to crac

u. s. temperatures are expected to search to record ties in the countries north east, which is close to triple digits on the fahrenheit scale. just looking at the weather map all across america, like austin, texas, the high is a 100 plus every day, but the world is burning. it's not getting cooler right now. and it's pretty frightening. washington and philadelphia have both declared heat emergencies . public health officials, a warning people to drink, lots of water, avoid outdoor activity, and check on the elderly. o, hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in berlin's annual christopher st day parade. it's one of the world's largest pride events and this year even saw support from the german parliament. this is the 1st for germany, the l to b t q. pride flag raised in front of the german parliament, standing tall as a symbol of support for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community. ah, hundreds of thousands of people took to the capital streets, celebrating and voicing their concerns. ah, this light i am, i know been good friends lately. it's still the case

u. s. but since then, the u. s. federal reserve has increased them 3 times and an efforts to fight record inflation as well. the 1st was in march, which came just after russia's invasion of ukraine, but the c, b, me more captured 0 percent. borrowing a negative interest rate on bank deposits. the federal reserve then made a further 2 hikes in may and june, to not point them 5 and 1.5 percent, while the c b once again, catch it all on hold. so 2 very different approaches from the central bank. let's cross to our financial correspondent in frankfurt. asher tosh, pandey, and talk a little bit more about this ashed of say, how much pressure has e c. b been under 2 increased rapes? well, tremendous. a tremendous pressure. and i, i can bet your rod that he wouldn't want to be increasing regard shoes at this point in time. i got to understand, and you mentioned that, that most of the central banks are the peers of easy be, have already raise the rates. and if sir they raised at 3 or 4 times on an average, including the federal reserve, which went ahead with $75.00 basis point a mammoth height, i just last month. a

u. s. but since then, the u. s. federal reserve has increased them 3 times in an effort to fight record inflation there. the 1st came in march, just after russia invaded ukraine, than the federal reserve made a further to hikes in may and june to point 75 percent. then to 1.5 percent, well, easy be rates just stay the same. that was until now with this height of 50 basis points or half a percentage point. now for more on this, let's hear from our financial correspondent in frankfurt, ashatash pan day. i asked him, how much pressure the e c b was under to hike rates were tremendous sir. tremendous pressure, and i again bet you know that he wouldn't want to be increasing luggage shoes at this point in time. i got to understand, and you mentioned that most of the central banks are the beers of the easy be, have already raise the rates. and if sir there is a 3 or 4 times on an average, including the federal reserve, which went ahead with a $75.00 basis point a mammoth height i just last month. and it might just do again a 75 basis points. so clearly the inflation is that record high. this is it, is it that

u. s. saw unseasonably and dangerous record high heat earlier this month. and meteorologists know what's causing it. the type of events that have been occurring over the last couple of weeks across the country are directly attributable to climate change. these are big signals, extreme. he heavy downpours. that parking back to the changes in our atmosphere because of the additional carbon because of the warming. in kentucky cleanup, we'll mostly have to wait because they're still in this search and rescue phase of this storm. official say the death toll is likely to climb gabriel. as anto al jazeera, at least 56 people have died in flash floods that have devastated more than a dozen provinces across iran. several people were killed in a landslide in terror on more than 30 people, died in 2 villages, northwest and north, east, off the capitol. search and rescue operations are continuing in flood his areas with fear the death toll could rise. a millions of people could be affected by the worst drought in 4 decades in parts of the horn of africa, aid agencies,

u. s. investigation into heavy rain triggers. flash floods in the united arab emirates, and cat targets. rain and july, for the 1st time on record. ah, ah, now u. s. president joe biden and chinese president. she's in being have held 2 hours of frank talks and what's being described as a tense call. the phone conversation was the 5th between the 2 leaders since biden took office and covered a range of sensitive issues. u. s. policy on taiwan was a major topic. the speaker of the us house of representatives, nancy pelosi is considering visiting the island, which beijing believe is part of its territory. she warned by not to quote play with fire. the u. s. president mentioned genocide and forced labor practices in relation to beijing's treatment of weaker muslims. he also criticized what the u. s . is as china's aggressive military posture across asia, on the subject of trade, biden reported, he stopped short of discussing the removal of tariffs on chinese goods, accusing beijing of unfair practices which harm american workers. our white house correspondent kimlee hawk. it has been well, what we know is, is there is right now no ch

u. s. has a poor track record when it comes to sticking to its obligations under international agreements. us as a history of arrogance toward iran. in the past, every time the iranians agreed to some sort of reproach, ma, with the united states, the american stab them in the back, the united states is constantly seeking a deal where they do polls so they can violate the deal. so the right thing and till we have guarantees that the americans won't cheat on until the americans live . the sanctions that prevent the fall of the implementation of the deal. when we can't have a deal, the united states and the europeans have antagonized so many powerful countries that they've actually pushed them close to each other and away from western power. so, in my opinion, the downfall of the western empire is mostly, or at least a large extent, you know, doing to europe now, as the energy crisis rages across the continent, squabble has broken out amongst party members in the german parliament with some calling for a limited loan ship the news stream to gas pipeline, to get more fuel from russia. that's d

u. s. has a poor track record when it comes to sticking to its obligations under international agreements. us as a history of arrogance towards iran. in the past, every time the iranians agree to some sort of rapprochement with the united states, the american stab them in the back the united states is constantly seeking a deal where there are loopholes. so they can buy the deal. so the riots are saying until we have guarantees that the americans won't cheat iran and until the americans lift the sanctions that prevent the fall of the implementation of the deal. when we can't have a deal united states and the europeans have antagonized so many powerful countries that they've actually pushed them closer to each other and away from western power . so in my opinion, the downfall of the western empire is mostly, or at least a large extent their own doing. while western sanctions had a wide range of entities and working with russia, the collateral damage has also impacted countries that have traditionally relied on the russian market, but have had nothing to do with the war in the ukraine was bac

u. s. f b, i tape recorded having a hypothetical conversation that led to conspiracy charges. he's been serving us federal prison. now brittany griner is an american basketball player who was convicted on trial, essentially at this point for possession of marijuana, bringing drugs into russia. and paul wayland is the convicted spy. it was an american who has been convicted of spying against russia serving a prison them. so the idea is that these 2 americans might be traded. and if this happened, it wouldn't be the 1st time that such a prisoner swap. so play that we can recall. there was the incident where russian pilot konstantin yara shank go, was released and traded for trevor reed, who was a national of the united states. earlier i spoke with civil rights attorney, robert petite, who believes that the public outcry that greeted grinders case has pushed whitehouse to initiate negotiations with moscow. what, when sina said, there's my social media outcry. i'm pushing for the release of miss griner. her celebrity status, of course, is part of it being a member of the african a

u. s. saw unseasonably and dangerous record high heat earlier this month. and meteorologists know what's causing it. these type of events that have been occurring over the last couple of weeks across the country are directly attributable to climate change. these are big signals, extreme. he heavy downpours. that parking back to the changes in our atmosphere because of the additional carbon because of the warming. in kentucky cleanup, we'll mostly have to wait because they're still in this search and rescue phase of this storm. official say the death toll is likely to climb gabriel as anto al jazeera. now, scientists, a warning that a marine heat wave in the western mediterranean may have severe, long term effects. nonprofit organization, myrtle ocean international says the sea surface temperature is up to 5 degrees celsius hotter than normal. heat wave started in the liberian sea between corsica and italy in may by july it and gulf, the belly, eric islands, sardinia and the tarion sea. while the warmer water may suit beach go side to say it's bad news for m

u. s. itself has a long record of mistreating smaller nations. but i'm a bit surprised that he should be saying this. knowing that, that's when the world thinks that the united states had been willing small nations for decades in latin america, where they id or the ban him are cuba or ben israel. and of course, in the middle east where they are libya. so america is such that they should be very careful when they use such language. now if we take the blink and using this language, i can think of 2 reasons. one is a sense of desperation that be and that it is not being bought by the rest of the narrative on russia. movie operation, you gain the rest and violated every principle. they have themselves and defining what they're getting to in tumbling demetria, governance in the sense of both on russia actually conducting actually a proxy war against structure. so for the moment, i think that's a little bit on the back for these policies that are being pursued will not succeed and eventually and eventually they will be pushed back. and hopefully multip