u. s. right now this higher employment should in theory help res wages. does that do anything against rising prices? well, i mean, it does help her. we did see we just zoom increase by 5.6 percent in comparison to a march of last year. so in general, that is a good development, but the problem is that prices are even arising a more than a what that what we see on the, on the wage front, we just saw a recent reading on consumer prices. they're up by almost 8 percent. and so we have wages up by 5.6 percent or so that is a problem. and then also, i mean if companies have to pay higher wages in return, so meaning they will have higher cost, they will transform that into higher prices for consumers. so yes, it does help a bit, but still inflation increases at a faster speed than wages. yet quarter in new york. thank you. over to europe where several german industry leaders have voice their fears over a potential cut off of russian gas. as president vladimir putin demands future bills be paid in roubles. siemens energy, c o christian book told the handles block

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u. s. right now, maybe what the impact might be here is very certain number of guns during the war. the 40000000 in 20202020 was we conducted a national where i was in to see it says, can buyers different a lot of we found that one in 5 american house ought to go in during the iverson houses park on top of the 1st time, there's only younger, significantly more likely in color, in long term difference than change in this is actually profound implications for american gun policy in the future. for philip, while i was thinking about finding toilet paper, some americans were buying guns. can you explain that for me? sure. the there is a change in the sea of america. americans are buying guns, particularly african american cove. it was the change that really had our, our community thing, you know, for the 1st time we need to get a gun. we estimated over $3000000.00 black folks purchase guns during this time, and that is a huge uptick. and to your point about younger folks, a lot of those folks for younger they're no longer listening to the past narrative that have been placed out there i

u. s. right now, and maybe what the impact might be here is lyric is funded extraordinary number. i'm starting the gender more than 40000000 in 20202020 was. we conducted a nasty where i was in an old to see if those tender iris, different mother we found that one in 5 american house, it's bordering again. i percent of house. it's monica tal. munoz is law for the 1st time significantly younger and significantly more likely to be collar and long term drug difference and change in this thereafter guns. it's actually will have profound implications for american gun policy in the future. so fit while i was thinking about finding toilet paper, some americans were buying guns. can you explain that for me? sure, though, there is a change in the sea of america. americans are buying guns, particularly african american cove. it was the change that really had our, our community thing, you know, for the 1st time we need to get a gun. we estimated over 3000000 black folks purchase guns during this time. and that is a huge uptick. and to your point about younger folks, a lot of those folks were

u. s. intervene in support, a brick set forth on human rights. the u. s. justified it's wars in afghanistan and iraq as efforts to improve human rights. but in both cases, we must recall the direct historical world us had in bringing the taliban to power and then allowing them to regain power after 20 years of occupied destruction. further, we also have to recall the substantial support the u. s. gave saddam hussein to wage war against iran and to suppress his own people before deciding to punish him for the same when american interest shifted. and he is foreign minister has rebuked here at the warrant. he sees his eurocentric bias and dealing with the ukrainian crisis. so just saying it is ivan, he focused on its own fans well turning a blind eye to problems in other parts of the wild. again, quite candidly, we've been hearing for the last 2 months, a lot of our, a lot of arguments from europe. so you know that things happening in europe and asia should worry about it because these could happen in asia. guess what things have been happening in a shop fo

u. s. intervene in support, a brick set forth on human rights. the u. s. justified its wars in afghanistan and iraq as efforts to improve human rights. but in both cases, we must recall the direct historical world us had in bringing the taliban to power and then allowing them to regain power after 20 years of occupied destruction. further, we also have to recall the substantial support the u. s. gave saddam hussein to wage war against iran and to suppress his own people before deciding to punish him for the same when american interest shifted. naked chief has extended warranty co that warm welcome to finland and sweden with both countries. i accession to the us led to military block despite objections from russia, which has warned, against an expansion at the western alliance on board us. we are involved with the siemens written on the it's their decision. but if they decide to apply for financing will be warmly welcomed, unexpected process to go quickly. what is the uncertainty about filmed on an sweden's right to choose thrown off? because this is for

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u. s. right wing and conspiracy theory cycles.putin justified the invasion by saying that ukraine's government was openly neo-nazi, despite ukraine being under the leadership of a jewish president who lost ancestors in the holocaust. perhaps it is no wonder than that numerous reports have emerged of russian soldiers going door to door in ukraine, literally asking where the nazis are hiding. and now it seems putin's government and the russian state controlled press are using the same narrative of supposed ukrainian nazism to not only justify further attacks on ukraine, but to erase atrocities of their own. in the russian press, the first mention of the mass civilian casualties was because russia called for a un security council meeting. not to address the mass casualties, but to accuse ukraine of spreading, quote, deliberately false information, end quote. about what took place, russia's deputy representative to the united nations said he was shocked at the scale and brutality of the, quote, staging by ukraine. he claimed that ukra

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

u. s. economy at right now. the u. s. economy is in shambles. last year it's rank by 3 and a half percent. that's the worst we've seen since the end of world war 2 are unemployment higher than it was during the 2008 financial crisis. and yet wall street, they did pretty well in 2020 and it's not just the u. s. if we look in the u. k, we see a very similar thing we see ah, the london stock exchange up 2 percent on the very same day that the news broke, that the economy was shrinking. there seems to be a huge gap between what the market are saying and what reality is saying, why? because we no longer live under capitalism. capitalist has more food to what i call a techno feudalism. in the sense that, you know, you don't have a competitive capitalistic on a me with boys whose competition you've got some very few, very few platform companies that effectively own the market. the dont monopolize it's just their own it to like amazon for instance. once you are into amazon or facebook, you're not in capitalism. you are in a kind of soviet regime owned b

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u. s. has no right to reject discussions on the issue. u. s. remarks have so far been ambiguous and even self contradictory, which roused greatest suspicion from the international community. right now, there was, there are 2 different forces acting against each other. the united states trying to kind of sweep this under the rug and russia and china who are kind of urging other nations to pay attention to this as well, especially given if any of this information were substances fool in the wrong hands . a new investigation has alleged that the ukrainian security service has been torturing prisoners of war and ukrainians force who are suspected of having pro russian sympathies. the report contains the accounts of people who shared their experiences. they used a lighter to heat up a needle than put it under my fingernails. the worst was when they put the plastic bag over my head and suffocated me. and when they held the muzzle of a kalashnikov rifle to my head and forced me to answer their questions, it was like a small guantanamo. i was told th

u. s. has no right to reject discussions on the issue. u. s. remarks have so far been ambiguous and even self contradictory, which roused greatest suspicion from the international community. so if there's one solid fact about this, is that the united states, they don't want russia laying hands on anything that will could have come out, or is it remains in any of these labs in ukraine. because right now, there is, there are 2 different forces acting against each other the united states trying to kind of sweep this under the rug and russia and china who are kind of urging other nations to pay attention to this as well. especially given if any of this information were substances fool in the wrong hands. acres, donna, thanks a lot for bringing us the details on that story. now a new investigation has alleged that the ukrainian secret service has been torturing prisoners of war and ukrainians. suspected of having pro russian sympathies, the report contains the accounts of people who shared their experiences. they used the light to shut up a needle

u. s. has no right to reject discussions on the issue. u. s. remarks have so far been ambiguous and even self contradictory, which roused greatest suspicion from the international community. so if there's one thing that is set in stone hayes that the united states, they do not want russians, the chinese, whoever, to find out what's going on there, except, except for them. and right now, there are 2 opposing forces, you know, acting against each other, the united states and its allies, trying to get this out of the media, limelight as much as possible. and russia and china who are pushing towards, well, basically pushing towards more, more information. and russia also on the ground ortiz is donna, thanks a lot for bringing us those details in the bio labs and ukraine. now, a new investigation has alleged that the ukrainian security service has been torturing prisoners of war and ukrainians. suspected of having pro russian sympathies, the report contains the accounts of people who shared their experiences. they used a lighter to heat up a needl

u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9 and select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right. as the u. s. s. all was devastated by will the united states last about 400000 people had the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviet suffered 27000000 deaths. what is 7000000 is an incredible number in play john kennedy case american university commencement address. and i 263. he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united states east of chicago. have you been destroyed? mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, mega crankshaft, half moon, coke wheel off tackle and sharia. december 19th, 1949. so the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviets operation dropshot, date of attack. january the 1st 1957 to the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the usaa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from communism. but those very nations would be wiped out alone with communism in the 1st phase of operation drops out and visited dropping

practices and relevant remarks by secretary antony blink, and misrepresent facts. confuse wrong with right. the u. s. government slanders and denigrates, china and attacks other places in the world by releasing this report every year attempting to style itself as a human rights judge and role model. this only serves to reveal its hypocrisy and double standards. i think it is increasingly evident that the united states wall to resort to cold war methods and they want to divide the world into that brock which is aligned with united states and another block which is not aligned with united states. i hope the united states government will really look at its own human rights abuses. human rights should start at home before the united states will have any justification to go abroad. and to talk about human rights protection. they need to protect the american people's human rights. the united states government while to use human rights as a weapon. they want to politicize human rights. they want to weaponless human rights. they want to use human rights as a instrument. in d, stabilize the many countries in

u. s. civil rights professor leah apperson says jackson's appointment will benefit americans and really monumental time in american history. it's true for black women, it's true for black girls and girls of color in this country. but it's true for all americans in the sense that this confirmation advances the nation in having an inclusive judiciary with a broad perspective. so we have a legal system, then i say works best when it represents the people it serves. and her perspective is one that has long been excluded from the highest court. so bringing these new perspectives to the bench, this will undoubtedly have a significant impact on the court and on our nation for decades to come. she is more than ready to get straight to work. she has more judicial experience, having served from us 9 years on the federal district court and then being elevated to the court of appeals. the united states court of appeals for the d. c. circuit. she actually is one of the most experienced justice is on the that she has more experienced than 4 of the sitting justices combined. so in that sense, she is m

u. s. congress for ukraine. right now.

practices and relevant remarks by secretary antony blink and misrepresent facts. confuse wrong with right. the u. s. government slanders and denigrates, china and attacks other places in the world by releasing this report every year attempting to style itself as a human rights judge and role model. this only serves to reveal its hypocrisy and double standards. i think it is increasingly evident that the united states wall to resort to cold war methods. and they want to divide the world into that brock which is aligned with united states and another block which is not aligned with united states. i hope the united states government will really look at its own human rights abuses, human rights.

u. s. and with the change of the world order, we will legally restore of rights. for libyans, the nato alliance, u. s. to germany and the pretext of protecting civilians have been the biggest lies ever. now all these lies our god. we always emphasize that people are being used as a pretext for carrying out certain political objectives and projects sought by the international regime. we've seen this with syrian and libyan refugees. ah, we are fully aware that the u. s. is one of the main facts is behind the destruction of libyan infrastructure and the internal systems in 2011, while pretending to be the patron of freedoms and human rights. these folks slogans . if one day i met the u. s. president, i will express my hope that those slogans be set in reality and that there will be human rights and children's rights as he pretend on your social media platforms. the director of the asia study center told us that the u. s. doesn't seem to be interested in di, escalating conflicts in other countries. i think if america wants to put an end for both the problems that they

rights practices. flag be issues with india this year. and also china paging was quick to respond saying the u. s. is in no position to preach the content related to china in the so called country reports on human rights practices and relevant remarks by secretary antony blink and misrepresent facts confuse wrong with, right? the u. s government slanders and denigrates china and attacks other places in the world by releasing this report every year attempting to style itself as a human rights judge and role model. this only serves to reveal its hypocrisy and double standards. i think it is increasingly evident that the united states want to resort to cold war methods, and they want to divide the world into that block which is aligned with the united states and another block which is not aligned with united states. i hope the united states government will really look at its own human rights abuses. human rights should start at home before the united states will have any justification to go abroad. and to talk about human rights protection. they need to protect the american people's human rights. the

practices and relevant remarks by secretary antony blink, and misrepresent facts. confuse wrong with right. the u. s. government slanders and denigrates, china and attacks other places in the world by releasing this report every year attempting to style itself as a human rights judge and role model. this only serves to reveal its hypocrisy and double standards. i think it is increasingly evident that the united states want to resort to cold war methods and they want to divide the world into that block which is aligned with the united states and another block which is not aligned with united states. i hope the united states government will really look at its own human rights abuses. human rights should start at home before the united states who have any justification to go abroad. and to talk about human rights protection. they need to protect the american people's human rights. the united states government want to use human rights as a weapon. they want to politicize human rights. they want to weaponized human rights. they want to use human rights as a instrument. in d, stabilize the many countries

so he will try to rip off and d and d u s. center, which is right in boxed on for various reasons. so that's what he's going to do any try to create problems with the new and doesn't grow minister, but it won't be that easy or you won't recognize a lot of followers. it won't be any easier for you to watching d. w. news use a reminder of our main story, british prime minister, which johnson has traveler chief to meet ukrainian president. a lot of there's a landscape. the 2 leaders discuss the case of long term support to ukraine, including a new package of financial and military 8th of next, our reporter she's watching dida with closely with listen carefully. don't know how those things you need to do a good deal. the magic.

u. s. after his trial, they would send him back to spain to serve a sentence, which is really what they're offering a sons, right? they're saying come to the u. s. for trial, and then you can serve your sentence in australia. and the mendoza's case, you not only had assurances you had a written contract and they still broke it. and i, and i published these documents, these classified documents from the state department, from the department of justice. and you can really see step by step, how they violate to their funds, to sustain. and i'm actually quite shocked to learn that in a song just case, the judges have not seen these documents. they only saw a few of them. they didn't see the contract, which is really the, the, the damaging document that shows united states breaks its promises. and this is very, very bad. i hope that in the future proceedings there's a chance where the judges were dealing with assumptions. he's actually see this document because it really shows that you come across new us. and as usual, we saw people rally and supportive a songs today during get the court ruling in london. to what exte

u. s. dollar and result in a more fragmented international monetary system. a u. s. human ons labor rights lawyer, se 0 p and state so fed up with being used by washington against russia. you know, as i've said, for years the u. s. is going to sanction itself out of the world economy. and that we see that happening. you know, the u. s. is leveled unprecedented sanctions against russia. and now russia simply wants to be paid in their currency. and so, you know, really, why can the complain about that? i know they are and they're calling a blackmail, but i don't, i don't see it that way. and i think the issue itself is, is gonna have growing skepticism of how the u. s. has handled all this, you know, i think the e u has been sacrificed for the us is a game plan against russia. and i think the people that you are going to see that as time goes on, or germany has warns there to any one publicly supporting russia's operation and ukraine could face legal repercussions. and the warning extends to anyone even displaying the letter the to symbolise support as the letters being used to distinct dist

u. s. are exposing themselves before the entire world as having no interest at all in supporting human rights freedom and democracy in venezuela. on the contrary, both britain in the u. s. continued to demonstrate their utter contempt towards the venezuelan people and their right to determine their own future so much for role based order and so much for the american constitution as the us has shown time and time again, that when a pledges to defend freedom and democracy in a country would it actually means is that it plans to seize and control the assets of the people, leaving them was a humanitarian crisis. what you're seeing is kind of like the equivalent of a major, abusive policy that's been happening in united states for decades now. called eminent, sorry, called the well basically what happens when, when, if somebody is accused of a crime, their assets without the, they're not, and they're out there or convicted. if they're accused of a crime, their assets can be taken and deaf kind of what you're seeing over here. but i'm not even sure there's an actual accuse of accusation happening.

u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9. select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right, because the u. s. s. all was devastated by wal. united states last about $400000.00 people at the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviet suffered 27000000 deaths bmw 27000000 is an incredible number whitehead, todd kennedy gave his american university commencement address in 1963. he said that with the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire.

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u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9. select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right. as the u. s. s. all was devastated by wal. united states lost about $400000.00 people at the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviet suffer 27000000 deaths bmw 27000000 is an incredible number whitehead, todd kennedy. k has very can university commencement address it back to 63. he said that was the soviet suffered of world war 2. was the equivalent of the entire united space. east of chicago. have you been destroyed? mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, lega, crankshaft half moon, cold wheel off tackle. and sherry, dia, december 19th, 1949 saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviet operation. dropshot date of attack january the 1st 1957 am to the plan.