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u. s. s. and poland after the war, millions of people who had lived, were evicted at accepting the loss of this territory with key to bringing about german reunification. after the cold war, we find there are some who say the current polish governance may be using the reparations argument to make political capital at home. well, you tell me something like 83 percent of their supporters want this to happen. elections are coming up next year and having run out of other issues and definitely wanting to distract from inflation, fuel shortages and other problems upon the spacing in recent times, democratic germany has tried hard to right the wrongs done by nazi germany. building monuments to the many millions who were murdered and expressing determination never to repeat the sins of the past. but also arguing that the time for compensating the countries that were invaded and occupied is over. dominic came al jazeera berlin. ah, let's bring in our gas in wall so mike, a record, an anchor of the polish t

u. s. s and a biden administration in its trade agenda. we saw recently the u. s. imposing these new restrictions on the tax credits for electric vehicles that could have a bad impact for german car companies. i think in many ways it's not germany, but it's actually do you ask a question mark, when it comes to global trade? i would wrap up. thank you. thank you very much. ah. the european commission has announced dropped rules aimed at guaranteeing media independence. the main thrust of the new act is to protect media outlets from government tense to determine what they can publish or broadcast. the proposals come as a reaction to worries over freedom of the press. in several e. u. member states, such as hungary or poland duffy kind of wanna lead caea, the uncouth st. pete to add the fleece. they were european journalists from malta, slovakia, and the netherlands murdered for doing their jobs. europe is becoming more dangerous for a journalist to speak truth to power assess belgian and p and media studies professor catches ecos, press free them is up most import

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and from time to time when it's bored, it will do funny pain. while norway gets the yes, hate the smaller e s 7 s u b and the 87 and 85 sedan for the time being, it seems like it's just the sedans and the e. s. 7. that will make it on to the german market. with design signed up for neo caused by the way east in munich, germany. we were there and had a quick chat with the chief designer. by the way, we can show you the sensor from the outside since it's pretty secret. so you've got to believe it's in munich. i mean we, we starting a new brand from scratch, right? so we have a lot of creative freedom. and it's like starting with a clean sheet of paper, but at the end of the day we want to create and design beautiful cars for our users . so we really keep their, you know, experiences in mind in terms of how they want to feel when they see a neo. so we really want to create a perfect car in that it's beautifully designed, intuitive, easy to use. and really embodies all the attributes of, from what our users want. of course, the neal brand is a grand success. and it's home country, china, the annual neo

and the u. s. s to find its place in it, and that's something that americans can't contemplate because of american exceptionalism, which we'll talk about later. go ahead in cali or, you know, peter, you're absolutely right. the other commentaries are spot on the money. the basically what we have is the u. s. the lead on able to, to excel the new political reality. they seem to be committed to their notion of full spectrum dominance no matter what the conditions are. and it seems that they are prepared to basically blow up the world in order to maintain the dominance of the, of the european project. and that's why we say to david this, this represents the existential threat to collective global. you manage that there's a pathological commitment on the part of the, of the white west, if you will, or to maintain global hegemony is putting all of us a threat. and that basically, unless and until we able to ship power from the u. s. u natal project. all of us are facing the possibility of a global catastr

and the u. s. s the find its place in it, and that's something that americans can't contemplate because of american exceptionalism, which we'll talk about later. go ahead and cali. well, you know, peter, you're absolutely right. the other commentaries are spot on the money. the basically what we have is at the u. s. the lead on able to, to excel the new political reality. they seem to be committed to their notion of full spectrum dominance no matter what the conditions are. and it seems that they are prepared to basically blow up the world in order to maintain the dominance of the, of the european project. and that's why we say to david this, this of this represents the existential threat to collective global humanity. that is a pathological commitment on the part of the, of the white west, if you will, or to maintain global hegemony is putting all of us a threat. and that basically unless and until we able to ship power from the u. s. u natal project. all of us are facing the possibility of a global

in the late 19 eighties. gorbachev introduced policies that encouraged openness and reform inside the u. s. s. r. and he also forged wumer ties with the west, which ultimately brought down the iron curtain ending the division of europe. and it also put germany on track to re unification as a political leader. gorbachev wielded unprecedented powers that set into motion forces inside of his country, which he would soon no longer be able to control. or he is often held as a hero. here in the west, at home, his name is associated with the collapse of a mighty nation. his legacy is at best, a complicated one. we have this report that did give me a mikhail gorbachev for a speech as leader of the soviet union. it was clear he was a stark contrast to his predecessors. we would use the water right. i live in peace and freedom is the most important basic right to viet shinla, joe, for our killer yet gorbachev wanted to change the soviet union to bring it closer to the people. he promoted glass, nest openness and perestroika reforms to words that will forever be associated with him. his new outlook was

u. s. car make and made the announcement as it flashed. it's 3rd quarter earnings forecast. it expects to have $45000.00 unfinished vehicles on its hands. by the end of this month, mostly s u v 's and trucks. let's get more on this from our financial correspondence in new york. yeah, of course. again, it's always lovely to have you on. so i, how big a problem is this for ford? well, at least short term war 3 and seems to believe it's a big problem. the stock came here on to stay dropped by 12 percent about $7000000000.00 of market capitalization got wiped away, and it was the 1st trading day for, for it in 2011. so in more than 10 years. so. so if you look at the short term picture, for ted to renegotiate with suppliers that lead to an additional cost up about $1000000000.00. if you look more on the midterm for it expects to actually meet a profit expectation for the full year. so some of the sales that are not happening in the 3rd quarter might happen in the 4th quarter, but overall, and at least what speed seems to be rather concerned. and that's what we see with them. has a reaction and she would say it's training sessions. 40 to 45000 doesn't finish cars, but the sup

and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion. yes. may phone, you enjoy the u. s. remarks seriously violate the one china principal and the provisions of the 3 u. s. china joint communiques breach the u. s. commitment some cannot support taiwan independence and under severely wrong signal to the separatists forces of taiwan independence. china strongly deplores and rejects and is made solemn complaints with the u. s. side woman, you were wrong. things abided, held different views around a decade ago. while he was a senator, he wrote that threatening to use force against china could trigger a new conflict. stressing the need for talks as part of diplomacy efforts. there is a huge difference between reserving the right to use force and obligating ourselves a priori to come to the defense of taiwan. the president should not feed to taiwan much less to china. the ability automatically to draws into a war across the taiwan strait. the official us position doesn't commit to military action to defend taiwan, although washington dust sent military age to the island. the latest funding with announced earlier this month, including more than a $1000000000.0

he's also playing by many and post soviet countries for the violent conflicts that erupt it following the chaotic breakup of the u. s. s. r. and as well as expressing his condolences kremlin spokesperson dmitri pest golf highlighted corporate shops, rose cultured expectations of peaceful relations between russia on the west, which had no solid. her late mikhail gorbachev is a statesman who will forever remain in the history of our country. many argue about the role he played, but the fact that he was an extraordinary person, a unique person, is unequivocal. he is known, remembered and will be remembered all over the world. gorbachev gave impetus to the end of the world war, and he sincerely wanted to believe that that would end and there would be an internal romantic period between the new soviet union and the collective west. this romanticism was not justified. the romantic honeymoon century did not walk out of the bloodthirsty this of our opponents showed itself and when they were in a death which of the import. oh, well, despite what we're certainly host of controversies, mikhail gorbachev is considered one of the b

he's also blame by many and post soviet countries for the conflicts that erupted following their chaotic break up of the u. s. s. r. and that all made mikhail gorbachev. one of the most prominent political figures on the world stage, the previous century. ah, thousands of argentinians have been marching in buenos aires, in solidarity with vice president. christina kirschner for a gunman, apparently tried to assassinate her. on thursday night. the crowds condemned political violence with political leaders from around the world condemning the attack on the former resident chris, there herself has recently been struggling with a raft of corruption charges, but could lunch her in prison from worth on a decade. the 69 year old supporters maintain that the allegations are politically motivated. as the south american countries travels with political polarization and a crippling economic crisis, our t spanish corresponded ignacio job. yeah. as the story when abuse has had a pretty, it's getting cold. and when a series but tensions at the plaza de mayo or hot as people continue to gather, demonstrating that honesty of p

with the contributions of our islands towards the security and stability of the region, which also supports u. s. interests in the region. the u. s. proposed economic assistance seems predetermined and based on insufficient analysis to put it simply the u. s. economic assistance is insufficient. the pacific nations were phase o to sign the declaration comes just a few months off. the solomon islands signed a security agreement with china. washington raised its concerns, however, failed to dissuade the solomon islands from signing the security packs with beijing match. whoops, and form associate minister of foreign affairs of new zealand studies at the pacific nations wants to pursue their own independent path. the solomon islands and the marshall islands, to another small group of islands where the burgundy carried out the nuclear tests . they have real cause issues with united states or less than the help of the people. all of these countries are saying a very clearly recall what we demand l sovereign rights. and particularly it's related to the issue of me to work with china on an equal wipers. welcoming them. and not just of a

and journalist daniela's era says he does not believe the u. s. report about russia's interference, saying the u. s. itself has meddled and dozens of elections in other countries. the state department report, c, i a 4 is just ludicrous. i mean, according to a study at carnegie mellon university, the us interfered in 62 election foreign elections during the cold war. after the cold war intervenes in washington havi as low as ganeth and elsewhere, the u. s. has a national damage for democracy. a government funded agency whose job is to distribute funds to political. busy parties in and other countries, it's part of the law. and, you know, and, and yes, it is what states do. and that's what the us in particular, has been especially aggressive in doing. i've been no position to judge. however, given the information i put out in 2016, 18 over russian political interference in the us of the information was that's completely false. totally bad information based on that, there is no reason to believe the latest allegation. desperate american soldiers and their families should consider using food stamps to

that is looking at you, sometimes it will wink and from time to time when it's bored, it will do funny pain. while norway gets the yes, hate the smaller e s 7 s u b and the 87 and 85 sedan for the time being, it seems like it's just the sedans and the e. s. 7 that will make it on to the german market. the design center for neo caused by the way east in munich, germany, we were there and had a quick chat with the chief designer by the way. we can show you the san from the outside since it's pretty secret. so you've got to believe it's in munich. i mean we starting a new brand from scratcher had, so we have a lot of creative freedom. and it's like starting with a clean sheet of paper. but at the end of the day, we want to create and design beautiful cars for our users. so we really keep their, you know, experiences in mind in terms of how they want to feel when they see a neo. so we really want to create a, a perfect car in that it's beautifully designed, intuitive, easy to use, and really embodies all the attributes of, from what our users want. of course, the neal brand is a grand success in its home country, china. the annual neo day attracts

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. is the u. s s o was devastated by well, it either states last about 400000 people. had the brits last less than the americans did. and the soviets suffer 27000000 deaths. mm mm. 27000000 is an incredible number. john kennedy gave us american universities commencement address and i to 6.

s people's republic. throughout the conflict and ukraine, the u. s. has provided key ag with information on key positions of russian military assets in the region that's according to our new york times report siding american officials, the report states that the real time intelligence has allowed kiev to plan the counter offensive that allowed it to make gains in the north east, in recent days, the unnamed officials said americans quote, constantly disgust with key of the ways that ukraine could belong to the russian advance in the countries east. earlier former pentagon official, michael maloof, gave us his take on the story. if they had better insight into what's happening, there's no way that they could deny this kind of activity. the united states is in a proxy war right now. and this was the last thing in the world that the american people need, given all the other internal problems that are happening in the us to achieve what it wants the by the administration has to provide not only arms, but intelligence, if the ukrainians will accept it, and it looks like they're beginning to mount a, a more effective counter offensive. it appears as though they, they are, i know the ukrainians have been leary of providing a lot of information on their operational plans to take back certain regions and u. s. u. s. intelligence seems to be providing that assistance and this is the only way they're going to be able to do their counter offensive is getting this kind of information. and the united states has techniques and ways of providing this information very rapidly, which allows now the ukrainians to make adjustments. france and romania have reached a deal which allows them to facilitate increased ukrainian grain exports to mediterranean countries that despite un warnings that the food security situation in africa is dire. meantime, both paris and bucharest, which both have ports to transfer weak to non e. u stays, say part of the food supplies are intended for the developing world. i will sign in the court with romania that will allow you green to get even more grain shipped out to europe and developing countries. notably to the mediterranean countries which needed for food. but according to un statistics, only 30 percent of the ukrainian grain has been supplied to low and middle incom

u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 329, 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 war. the united states last about 400000 people had the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviets suffer 27000000 deaths.

and persecution that that is a blot in american history. so japan's active surrender was formerly signed on september, the 2nd 1945 in tokyo bay, the boat, the american battleship. u. s. s. missouri with representing the soviet union general did of jenco, also signed the surrender documentable on the u. s. s. missouri general macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa. the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it owned the courtroom after all, japan was in its hands. with me hoa, america the unless she hi norma tanya. tara good, there are a may go to the summer. nealon dealer goes okay. america . deborah noon july. ah ah, the tokyo tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946. by this time, churchill had already delivered his sinew as of peace speech that heralded the soviet demands the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military. ready bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah, into fort dietrich and maryland, which to this day remains the headqu

u. s. ignores it because the u. s. is bought into this fantasy of ukraine as a free and democratic society. there's nothing free or democratic about ukraine. the current ukrainian girl u. s. is bought into the notion that, you know, there isn't a, a, a nazi problem in ukraine. will the people who are murdering the russians right now in izzy, i'm in the other recapture of villages and towns are nazis, they, you know, the crack in battalion. what do they think that is i do are, what do they think that is after russia with her as truth from the northern contact lines in the harcourt region of ukraine and relocated them south to the dynastic republic to bolster operations. their videos have emerge shown online, showing western mercenaries reportedly assisting ts truth and taking control of local settlements. i boys where the gar, we yeah, that's a lot of fighting gay with . meanwhile, a former commander of the american army in europe said the u. s. goal in this conflict should be quote, the d imperial eyes ation of russia. our gas, scott ritter, says washington's plans to weaken russia in this c

u. s. of sending, quote dangerous signals on taiwan. beijing issued the statement after a meeting between foreign minister wang e and u. s. secretary of state anthony blank and in new york, it comes after u. s. president joe biden said american troops would defend taiwan if it were attacked by china. ukraine says it will withdraw the, the iranian ambassadors accreditation over to rounds decision to supply russian forces with drones. the military in southern ukraine says it shot down at least several 7 iranian drones on friday. president valard de merit zalinski called rance, backing of russian forces. quote, a collaboration with evil, to run, denied, supplying russia with the equipment. whereas president is said, the country must quote, deal decisively with protesters after 8 nights of unrest. around security forces are cracking down on demonstrations which erupted last week after the death of a woman in police custody. state controlled media says at least 35 people have been killed with activists putting the number even higher. over 700 people have reportedly been arrested as to protests, have spread across the country.

leary of providing a lot of information on their operational plans to take back certain regions and u. s. u s. intelligence seems to be providing that assistance and this is the only way they're going to be able to do their counter offensive is getting this kind of information. and the united states has techniques and ways of providing this information very rapidly, which allows now the ukrainians to make adjustments and then to strike more effectively where they believe they, they can make, make a difference in their, in their overall plans. now this, this is something that is, is, can be blunted. i think the russians are seeing what's happening, that because of this counter offensive, it means that the united states and the allies are going to have to provide more and more offensive assistance with artillery and, and the means more, a long range, howitzers and, and tanks and other means of, of launching offenses in the future. and that, i think we're going to probably, and i think the russians see what's going on. they're going to make their own adjustments. there are probably 2 areas where

the united kingdom, the united states and the u. s. s r dot b died. when they go to the men tried krista pink compass normally because hitler was weak and knew he would wake and he was bluffing . he was the major political figure. certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century when they wish to report the germans of the germans or when we support the russians. and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. the redrawing of european borders had begun britain and the united states, and then just really plan to attack the usaa threatening to survive. russia had to be sacrificed is as doctor should be likened to divest mr. boy, from off of the lot of summer holiday capital and metro malice hold. no, i know the cold war had begun it. the one will summer. nobody's rule negotiable creature. who would you, more ashburn, use your finger for it to more more, pushing your shoulder. what are you doing, sir? what spec about no assault followed. special forces commands is probably reme

and security is not a new issue for the u. s. military, with a recent pentagon report saying almost a quarter of active duty service members experienced the problem in 2020 or 2021. u . s. census bureau reports said that national guard members and reservists were twice as likely to suffer hunger as any other american demographic group. the u. s . is currently experiencing the fastest rise and food prices since the 1970 s further aggravating the problem. so the u. s. is 31 trillion in debt, yet since billions to ukraine and some military families are on food stamps. got it . in other words, us troops will need to go on welfare and food stamps to do their part, to support ukraine. appalling struggling soldiers told to apply for food stamps as biden since billions for ukraine military. the federal government can't afford to give our military arrays, but they can afford to have them go on snap and sent billions to ukraine almost on a weekly basis. he spoke to ed martin, he's a new york times best seller and author who believes that the priorities of washington's political establishment have nothing to do with the needs of regular people. well, it's a little bit of a trick.