u. s. president ronald reagan over the issue, he made a surprise announcement and said the soviet union was ready to sign the treaty without delay. in december of 987, the u. s. s. are in the u. s, signed the deal to eliminate intermediate range nuclear forces. you see the iconic picture of garbage having reagan when they agreed to destroy their missiles, stop producing them and pledged not to carry out flight tests of intermediate range missiles, professor of politics and author of the rise and fall of communism. archie brown says gorbachev's should be given credit for averting a devastating new fair war. there are many western leaders as well. well, as many people in the soviet military industrial complex who thought that was utopian and couldn't happen and shouldn't happen. market, sacha for example, was very much opposed to achievers in favor of produce nuclear weapons. so got, which are really was ahead of his time and, and that particular respect he and reagan. so i do, i don't think they were successful in getting rid of nuclear weapons, so they did greatly reduce the size of nuclear arsenals. and certainly they were successful and ending the cold war. the qu

u. s. s. are in the u. s. signed a deal to eliminate intermediate range nuclear forces. here you can see the iconic picture of corbett. chevy reagan, when they agreed to destroy their missiles, stopped producing them and pledged not to carry out flight tests of intermediate of intermediate range missiles, professor of politics and the author of the rise and fall of communism. archie brown says gorbachev's should be given credit for averting a devastating nuclear war. there were many western leaders who went well as many people in the soviet military industrial complex who thought that was utopia and couldn't happen and shouldn't happen. marcus, actually, for example, was very much opposed to achieve in favor of position nuclear weapons. so gorbachev really was ahead of his time and, and that particular respect, he and reagan, so i to, i don't think they were successful in getting rid of nuclear weapons. so they did to greatly reduce the size of nuclear arsenals, and certainly they were successful and ending the cold war. the question about they got the chocolate deleting

u. s. navy satellites using the dollar to manipulate well trade organizations which do not suit the u. s. whole countries that are interested in their independence must take steps regardless of the dictates of the collective west. we're actively engaged in this with all of our reliable partners, including the islamic republic of iran, getting away from dependence and from the west is now the number one task and for our energy cooperation with iran. it is developing progressively along with nuclear energy and nuclear power plants. ok, another story. a busy news. they b e. u, as canceled an agreement with russia on issuing simplified visas. the decision was announced by the hungarian foreign minister. lots of european ministers are divided over the idea of a total bonham on russian tourist, which, incidentally, a hungry said they disagreed with. let's get into this at with our tea contributor rachel morrison. hi ritual here. it opens up a pandora's box as i would imagine, the ramifications of such a step. well the blocks $27.00 foreign ministers has spent the last 2 days meeting in prague and really couldn't come t

u. s. s. are avoided attacks like this, but i believe the white house hasn't actually rule that out. now, given that biden has had such stern words, well, companies and refiners, what do you make of, of the state of pay there now? well, the united states and obviously is lot more market oriented. and i think also in mind of, of the consumers, it's a lot easier to do these taxes in, in europe, and the u. k. where we are used to having a nanny state in the united states, it's a lot less so. so, you know, i think it's very important to go to the consumer and actually explain that gas prices are international prices. oil prices are international prices, gas prices went up tenfold. so when something goes out, tenfold will surely is going to be at home as well. just like the price of coffee. you know, there's not much you can, you can government can do about the prices. what that could, you could government and all the governments can do and should be doing is helping those really ah, shit, badly who i need. and they should be given cash, not, not subsidies. because what happens, as you sa

are about one percent of the mens. this disparity is typical in the w s l, when average salaries are again about one percent of the premier league in the u. s . lower wages for the men means that n w s l is a bit closer, but still just over 10 percent but there are places where equality has taken root, including here. this is louis football club, otherwise known as equality f. see. there women now play in the championship, the 2nd flight below the w s. l. while the men are down in the 7th tier. back in 2017, the community out club decided to split revenue equally between genders. lot of people understand that a party and it's more than that, it's about playing at the same ground. it's about cheating values of the place. similarly, equally, i'm and it's about making sure that the moxie fs iep, are in say, that women sides are the same as for the men side and vice versa. and that way we're creating a club is genuinely, you know, hash tag one club louis helped demonstrate. it's not strictly about wages investing in staff facilities, marketing and the like is also key. it's help them achieve success in the league with major clubs like crystal p

u . s. and the taliban are trading accusations. the u. s. is accusing the taliban of hosting the arcade, a leader in the heart of kabul. why the taliban are accusing the u. s. of conducting this drone strike in the heart of a city in the heart of the city in a civilian residential area. and it will for sure, take a few days to learn more details and to figure something out of what really happened in that area. and before we go, let's get a reminder of the top stories are falling for you at this hour. us how speaker nancy pelosi has arrived in taiwan defined warnings from china policies as the visit highlights america, unwavering support of type one is democracy. china says it will launch military exercises off, ty, ones, coast in response. and russia supreme court has classified ukraine's as our regiment, a terrorist organization. the decision, it may mean har, sentences against fighters who are now russia's prisoners of war. many fought in a month long siege at a steel plant. mario full, rushing back to separate tests are now calling for the

u . s. and the taliban are trading accusations. the u. s. is accusing the taliban of hosting the arcade, a leader in the heart of kabul. why the taliban are accusing the u. s. of conducting this drone strike in the heart of a city in the heart of the city in a civilian residential area. and it will for sure, take a few days to learn more details and to figure something out of what really happened in that area. or for south american countries have launched a joint bed to host the soccer world cup in 2030 argentina, uruguay, chili and paraguay presented their bid at the scenario stadium in want of video. that was the venue of the 1st world cup final in 1930. and where they want the final to be played a century later. it's the 1st time south american countries have made a doin bit. the continent last hosted the world cup in 2014 and germany won the title in brazil. or at his reminder of our top story, us, how speaker nancy pelosi has visited parliament in the taiwanese capital, taipei. this is the highest level trip to taiwan by a u. s. official

u. s. businesses about these escalating centers between the u. s. and china, mostly from u. s. businesses that obviously are doing business with china because they quite frankly, don't want to bite the hand that feeds them. but to quickly put your note to quickly answer this, put yourself in the shoes of the u. s. business owner, you're doing business with china and the leader of your government for the 1st time in 25 years, enters taiwan. and china has already said that it warns of this visit being extremely dangerous. you might be playing with fire. and if you're a company doing business with china here in the us, that's something that cannot be looking too good in your near term forecast. especially with policy saying that this trip is to this trip to taiwan, is to promote america's solidarity with taiwan. while also carrying while also needing to express the concerns of china's communist party. remember china is it sees taiwan as a break away province and had hopes the one they were unite with it. and even with the white house, oh billy, opposing any such trip. and president joe biden saying that the mi

u. s. and the taliban are trading accusations. the u. s. is accusing the taliban of hosting the arcade, a leader in the heart of kabul. why the taliban are accusing the u. s. of conducting this drone strike in the heart of a city in the heart of the city in a civilian residential area. and it will for sure, take a few days to learn more details and to figure something out of what really happened in that area. funded presses were, are a matter of our top story, this our 0. how speak a nancy pelosi arrived in taiwan, the mocking the highest level of visit by u. s. official for 25 years, and say she's highlighting america's unwavering support of time loans. democracy, china says a will respond with military exercises off times. coast i set you up to date more well news at the top of the hour, rob watts has your business update in just i'm i'm good with the red alert for the blue climate.

u. s. the recent strides in england and the u. s . a. are clear to see, but it's a different story. imagine tina a different national t in one, plenty of hearts with their performances at the 2019 world couplets behind the scenes and things the one so bright hope. so everybody kind of love that team out there time. yes. again saying it's important for that to happen. is stephanie anthony complained right after the women's world that she and her teammates had really operated under conditions that were shocked most people. argentina's plays had been on strike 2 years earlier, demanding just $8.50 per day for training and matches and stuff on the up. i mean, he was been excluded from the squad for years. even now the reality of playing about in tina and most of south america is tough. i may spend your time trying to convince your family to continue to support you while you are a member of the argentine national women's team. you made a sexual harassment once you get to training. if you could get to training, you working your regular job, it may be working on a really, in a very sub hard

u. s. president roosevelt also gives a speech supporting the u. s. s ha. but there are other political forces in the united states territory makes his speech in december of 41. and the senate is as if the russians are waiting. we should have bored the germans at 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. dangerous destructive, roosevelt wound stolen of japan's intention to attack the soviet union. but soviet intelligence for point state the via tank is still in doubt. it's imperative that the u. s. makes it clear to japan that if they attack the soviet union will have support but the british and american authorities will not support the usaa. the u. s. military assures roosevelt that germany quickly conquered russia. the way to the church. she recalled that 4 out of 5 warded mom, and experts had no doubt that russia would be no town in a few days. meanwhile, the red army is withstanding a serious blow to the russians of the 1st serious adversary. ah, the story says ca

u. s. in order to go public in the u. s. so are for them. it's more a national security issue. and so some chinese companies have preferred, reasonably to be listed on european no stock exchangers. how does china view europe as a trading hub or chinese companies, they are looking for a new land for i p o. and with the launch of sung high london, stock exchange connect europe is expected to become a listing, why they called a listing paradise for chinese companies on while allowing companies listed on the center and stock exchange to issue global depository receipts and expanding the overseas markets to the stock exchange of switzerland, germany, and other countries in europe. the w's sold sung hair and tie buried. so thank you . it is to your why now. and in the past decade, the south american country has gone from being dependent on fossil fuel imports for power to a renewable energy pioneer, almost 100 percent of its energy. now come from renewable sources. but that also comes at a price. kado pharma, jemina bull as property is surrounded by a wind park. and while the turbine

u. s. bombing campaigns have since been reduced, the government installed by the u. s. have proved that they are unable to exist without constant us support. that was, of course, the case in afghanistan were the nato back government fell in a matter of just 10 days. the u. s. then turned its back on the country, replacing billions of dollars in aid with crushing sanctions, will lead to a devastating humanitarian crisis. and most notably the same group that was defined as a terrorist organization and targeted for 20 years by the u. s. is now back in charge . the war on terror came full circle when the afghan government flood and the taliban took control of the nation's capital. they had washington's policies to thing for the fact that after 2 decades, they were more powerful than they had been at any point since the war began. and it was that swift fall of the government, the u. s. built in a country, it poured trillions of dollars into that has become the picture of the u. s. war on terror. proving that no matter how many lives are lost, how much money is wasted, and how many countries are occup

u. s has re settled more than 80000 afghans, but critics say many more are still in limbo. that's because the u. s. is immigration system wasn't designed to handle thousands of emergency residency permit refugee applications and visas to those who worked with the u. s. military. all at the same time, in order for any of these 3 pathways to work, there needs to be a plan to get people out and moving out. and, and that plan is going to need significant political backing by the administration . it to be the highest priority. otherwise, it's not going to happen. must moaned, an american citizen for more than 10 years used his connections to help his brother escape during the final days of the u. s. military evacuation. now he is trying to bring his fiance and his mother, a former girl school principal to the us. she helped you with her with women in afghanistan and logo province, the how the purity from check republic. she was the director of woman's affair, defended the, the democratic values that america was promoting there. the women have been living in a temporary shelter and cutter since april. n

u . s. and the taliban. a trading accusations the u. s. is accusing the taliban of hosting the keidel eda in the heart of kabul. why the taliban are accusing the u. s . of conducting this drones strike in the heart of a city in the heart of the city in a civilian residential area. and it will for sure, take a few days to learn more details and to figure something out of what really happened in that area was a has a reminder of our top story. you as how speaker nancy pelosi has arrived in taiwan marking the highest level visit by a u. s. official in 25 years. china has struck me to respond with military exercises of ty, one's host watching the w new slide from from berlin. stick around all the latest business with rob, what is coming up next? 3. making the headlights and what's behind them. dw news africa, the show that faculty issues shaping the continent. life is slowly getting back to normal. you.

u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and if detachments despite 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 bases in the united states to fort dugway in utah and to fort dietrich and maryland. which to this day remains the headquarters for the usaa biological weapons command. there will biologists, doctor's medical students, adolescents who had nothing to do with medicine employed at unit 731 about 3600 people in total, including maintenance stuff, but only 12 men faced trial and about asking for stilton. you honestly gang kunal sake of i. e d divided by the the total okay. this the signal came q in osaka, which side of june the whole the is took her through them in just the thin thaw notarial tornado santo. honda this. well, can i isn't there, so got in the kink, your data always cycle johnny, of course that he mutational, ah, sure you. she visited fort detrick's, the usa main military lab, biological weapons, research and

u. s. wouldn't be able to achieve anything on its own. meanwhile, the chinese embassy in washington are said that the only way out of this crisis was for the u. s. to rectify its mistakes, and that it was the u. s. that is the trouble make and warned against take him relations down the track of conflict and confrontation. the war games are set to continue to day. china had in particular, notably across the median lines several times over the last couple of days. and analysts are fearing that this could be a new norm for the p l. a. in future exercises a jury in texas is ordered. conspiracy theorist alex jones to pay $45200000.00 and what are called punitive damages. jones falsely claimed the sandy hook, school shooting was a hoax. the n 4 wars host had been ordered to pay more than $4000000.00 in compensation to the parents of a child killed in the shooting in 2012. jesse louis, his parents said jones comments, la to years of emotional distress and harassment for them, including death threats, supporters of iraq's, she idly them outside. i have held mass friday, prayers, and several cities sada, urged his supporters to continue their sitting in

but this also marks are really significant moment for the united states in terms of age shift to have support and signaling that essentially u. s. troops and u. s. soldiers are likely to be in europe for the long haul. can be, how could to in washington dc, thank you for that. ukrainian president vladimir lensky, use the gravity of the day to remind the europe in continent of the impacts of the war go far beyond ukraine's borders. yeah, lots of them. i was just and they should be leaving the and i don't want someone said europe is no longer player. we're not united pet, sleepy ukraine integrated the whole continent. europe takes 2 squares in europe. introduce a tough sanction of europe, unanimously. recognizes that green future member of the p and union in mala, but the business realized that money still smells of blood loss in their death. because let's take a closer look at the changes this war has forced on the european union, about 12000000 ukrainians have left their homes and more than half of them have gone to europe as refugees. the e u has created special legal accommodations for them. ukrainians have access to medical care schools and

2015 around nuclear deal are due to resume in vienna on thursday. officials will meet after stalemate lasting months, but the u. s. says it's expectations are in check. the u. s. special envoy for iran, robert malley is heading to the austrian capital for those discussions. to iran and washington have been holding indirect negotiations in a bid to revive the deal. it broke down and 2018 when the u. s. pulled out under president donald trump all the worlds major oil exporters have responded to months of diplomatic efforts from the u. s. with one of the smallest production increases in their history. the $23.00 nation opec class will add only a $100000.00 barrels a day in september that increases equivalent to 0 point one percent of global demand. president biden used as recent trip to saudi arabia to ask opec to pump more oil. that's as fuel prices surged in the us. well, meanwhile, germany's chancellor is looking for answers as he tries to avoid a difficult winter. russia reduced gas flows to europe through the north stream, one pipeline last month. it. it cited a problem with a turbine. that turbine is being stored in western germany after it was repaired an

so while dr. thinking that they are trying to hurt other countries and force them into the u. s. r u s. policy is actually driving them out of it are directly 8, you know tom, one of the things i think that we've seen with the reaction on the, the cooperation that the west is a force other attempted to force other is a follow. their lead was sanctions. we school come out with a very different scenario, and i would say, i mean for, and from an ideological point of view, the, the global south no longer has any respect for the west. and it's ridiculous ideas and woke ism and all of that nonsense, which i never talk about because it's a waste of time. but they're not afraid of the west any more. and this is what michael is talking about. because if you can create parallel institutions, you don't need the i m f, you don't need the world bank, you don't need any of these things here. okay. and why going to their, for their, their toxic financial system, get out of it. okay, go ahead. tom. going other guy's going to say exactly that a, you know, it's funny. i think that we need to be careful

are 2 basic reasons that, that the u. s. government focus on foreign policy. one is at the behalf of military industrial complex. these are defend contractors that make money when the u. s. goes to war, when the u. s. involve military action and they spend millions on law being there the most in among the most influential lobbying groups in the entire country, of course, base for on people to war as much as they possibly can. war is good for their business. so that's one reason that politicians go towards towards foreign policy. you, the reason is to distract those, and biden domestic policy has been a train wreck is just more taxing and more spending on stupid welfare programs that nobody wants. what the only, that's the reason that that foreign policy is the perfect distraction. instead, we should be focusing on 2 things. cutting taxes and cutting spending, reducing the size, the scope, and the power of government, and getting government entirely out of our way. gustavo petro columbia's new leftist president, says the problem of drug trafficking is no longer just a u. s. colombian bilateral issue, but now it's a global one. investigation into the murder of paraguayan

u. s. withdrew its troops from afghanistan, some u. s. veterans are still unhappy about the way washington handled that decision. ah, i'm break off. it's good to have you with this on this tuesday. and tonight, the united nations in pakistan both appealing for a $160000000.00 in emergency aid to have deal with devastating flooding in the country. a 3rd of pakistan right now is under water of this map shows the vast areas hit by the flooding, stretching the entire length of the country, and many of pakistan's bread basket provinces. in the south, they are, they've been submerged according to the world food program, some 33000000 people have been affected by this catastrophe. around 3000 kilometers of roads and highways have been damaged and the country's national disaster management authority says about 2000000 acres of land have been flooded and that is raising concerns about harvest and food security. a village underwater in pakistan. sind province, one of several key agricultural regions that now resemble small oceans. many people here were poor bef

u. s. army withdrawal from the country are still being felt. the u. s. medias reporting on an american man who apparently committed suicide during a memorial service for his fallen brother killed during last years. polite. the 20 rule corporal was among 13 american servicemen who lost their lives in a suicide bomb attack near kibbler port. the incident happened while large crowds of people were trying to flee the afghan capital. well, new details on the failures of the u. s. retreat have emerged in a leak reports at that is courtesy of the u. s. foreign 1st committee. republicans on reportedly claims that were just $36.00 state department officials on the ground at copolla report a year ago to deal with the thousands. remember those pictures thousands of people desperately trying to get out of the country and even 12 months on there are reportedly full tens of thousands of off got stuck in the country waiting for special immigration visas. u. s. congress and michael mc fall, criticize the disconnect between us intelligence services. there was less of li

so while dr. thinking that they are trying to hurt other countries and force them into the u. s . r u s. policy is actually driving them out of it are exactly 8, you know tom, one of the things i think that we've seen with the reaction on the, the cooperation that the west is a force other attempted to force other so follow their lead with sanctions. we school come out with a very different scenario, and i would say, i mean for, and from an ideological point of view, the, the global south no longer has any respect for the west. and it's ridiculous ideas and woke ism and all of that nonsense, which i never talk about because it's a waste of time. but they're not afraid of the west any more. and this is what michael is talking about. because if you can create parallel institutions, you don't need the i m f, you don't need the world bank, you don't need any of these things here. okay. and why going to their, for their, their toxic financial system, get out of it. okay, go ahead. tom, again, i was going to say exactly that a, you know, it's funny. i think we need to be careful about what's

are 2 basic reasons that, that the u. s. government focused on foreign policy. one is at the behalf of military industrial complex. these are defend contractors that make money when the u. s. ready goes to war when the u. s. involve military action and they spend millions on law being there the most among the most influential. a lobbying group in the entire country, of course, base for people tore as much as they possibly can. more is good for their business . so that's one reason politicians go towards toward foreign policy. here, the reason is to distract those, and biden domestic policy has been a train wreck is just more taxing and more spending on stupid welfare programs that nobody wants. what the only, that's the reason that that foreign policy is the perfect distraction. instead we should be focusing on 2 things. cutting taxes.

our parties are in the gaza strip hamas islamic jihad because they're considered terrorist organizations by the u. s. government. and so there are no cut communications of any sort between u. s. officials and those parties. and that's part of the problem isn't answer rosalind. but it's that lack of trust of allowing any efforts to try to are preventing any efforts with young to try to build any sort of reform between any of this the sites. one would imagine that from what we're hearing that the joe biden admins job, but by the ministration may well like the status quo and want things to move forward in a positive direction. doesn't sound as though it's got much room for maneuver. well, it's not just that the biden administration isn't going to engage with hamas, or with as law islam of jihad, that has been the policy of previous a u. s. administrations. but the usaa government under joe biden has been rather explicit in its view that these organizations are proxies for iran, a country with which should many u. s. government have had considerable law problems and a rather high level of hostility. so it's a, it's just not going to happen. you're just not going to see u. s. off

u. s. after the ouster of the father of the current president, and there are pending cases of human rights and corruption in the u. s. against the markets family barnaby low. that for us live and manella with all the latest. thank you so much. barnaby. paul, ty, one's defense ministry. meanwhile it says it's fired flares to warn off 7 drones and unidentified planes flying over its territory. as we've been saying, tensions remain high with china, which remains furious over the visit to taiwan by us. how speak a nancy pelosi dubuque pollen is the international editor of taiwan class. she explains the concerns around towns outlying islands. these islands are on the taiwan straits and they're seen as the closest point to mainland china. and in fact, one of those islands can men islands is only about 10 kilometers away from fujian province in china. and it's seen as the main point to the general perspective here is that should china choose to invade? that would be the 1st point of landing along with not so island to. so there is concerned with this activity being so close by all the people are somewhat used to living wit