u. s. s. so, so all this political way behind europe's diversified ation strategy. now, in addition to securing more volumes for the next 2 years, the issue really, the pressing issue is to push down prices. now ahead of the next winter, russia and china her the started the week of war games in the sea of japan. the last talk a 2022 exercise involves more than 60 warships and will run until the 7th of september. or the 50000 soldiers from the former soviet nations in india now small go yet nicaragua and syria. also gathering for drills on land while still a head to here and al jazeera, me and mars june to jails of former british ambassador and her husband. and as nasa prepares to launch its most powerful rocket to the moon, saunders space, coast hips, its tourism industry will experience and lift off of its own ah, the journey has begun. the 34 world camp is on its way to catherine group. your travel package today hello will at super tie food has now been downgraded to just to tie food, but it's still a very active system. it's a large system. so tucked in here with

u. s. media that dominates. so let us let us langley media by the u. s. u. k. you know, from canada, from australia and european countries to so when it is something above the u. s. many european countries, the u. s. allies will sometimes simply shift their attention to something else. ignoring what's going on in theory. i like, oh, it does happen. it doesn't, this is not happening. i'm not looking at that. so somehow there's a lack of attention from the international media. remember, even the u. n. is austin for the tension from the global power to look at the u. s . the. continue to have a strong military pregnancy, this country without being invited by the rent government under the audio from this country, stephen green from this country and the imposing unilateral function on bit for nation. so this is, this does require much, much more attention from the international randa on this issue. bankers in britain are said to be rolling again. this, after the government has decided to scrap the cap on bonuses, it's part of a plan to overhaul and d, regulate london

u. s. has spent more than 40000000000 on a to ukraine. so actually could the u. s. i mean, it's healthy, seems to suggest that the u. s. could have stopped world hunger all along. that is exactly what to do. what do you look at? do hunger case is global? if you actually care for the global community, you should be born in this ones. you don't have to shoot china. this one is the war dr. system well by people generally produce food, especially when you talk with one to be on. we can also be able to get our labels to how to move all responsible, living, what a war ok, we seem to have lost our guest. apologies for that. we'll try and get back to him that we were talking there. tonight, geron, politician and former presidential candidate at move gotta am at the withdrawal tin, almost half, essentially on the african continent, the canyon president has caught on officials to implement new measures in order to save lives. given that this is the worst drought in for decades, we must step up, create synergy, marshall more resources, and adopt a more coordinated real time and

u. s. s l or d u. s. plant to muster own nato nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949, the soviets acquired their own nuclear weapons. so any plan to annihilate the u. s . s. i had to be postponed indefinitely, but the idea remains the same. the united states have to be seen as the only major player in the international arena, or anyone who sold otherwise had to be wiped from the us. soviet union itself is no mold. this is a victory for democracy and freedom. these events clearly serve on national interest. george bush was, i'm good. dance of it on you one anguish v. i'm. yeah, not felicia, too often. zip on in tablet block on my most of the, you know, one of the dean and he's in london found online the saucen men monsanto. as in india and c on. and it was on proceeds to say that i completed to know jesus landis . mm. united states became the indispensable country. i worth exceptional people whose obligation was to lay down the path for all of the countries. and so it became a, i knew i renewed a justification for american aggression in the world. it was the justification for the 20 years of war and the 21st century. an

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so what could this mean supposedly, if a warning had come from the u. s. intelligence the americans couldn't have been guilty, so it may seem that the u. s. government could have tried to come up with an alibi for itself with the media, allegedly trying to push it now. but guess what? the danish minister of defense said that neither denmark's government, nor his ministry was notified. so if there was some kind of plan with this alibi, it didn't work. elliot, what else do we know about what's happening in, in this particular area of the baltic sea, around the time of the incidence? while according to nato's twitter, they have recently tested, quote, unquote, unmanned systems at sea. the tweet was posted just as the news on the alleged pipeline. sabotage came in and some uses online immediately tried to connect the dots. have a look. nato exercises present opportunities to test new unmanned systems at sea. ensuring that allies can work together to counter current and future security challenges. so you saying it was nato that bombed north stream one and 2 blowing up pipelines because democracy did nato sabotaged the nord, streamline and to

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. i mean, so it's being recorded in such a way. it's not really soldiers, it's a military, meaning we've expanded our military into another bureaucracy. i, you know, thousands and hundreds of thousands of workers. we're not necessarily, we're talking about, by the way, sold

u. s. lead. so i think the demand should be raised for accountability, where we've us respond. they don't respond with accountability, anywhere in the world for their crimes. china is accusing the u. s. have beth to claiming its been a legally exporting syrian oil. women, so many wooden. where's the u. s. and other countries to store unlawful military stationing and actions in syria? still imposing unilateral sanctions on syria. sto stating oil and grain from the country and give the syrian people that true human rights. freedom and dignity. china's ministry of foreign affairs says that the us take syrian oil every day, damaging its economy. the country produces iran, $80000.00 barrels per day, but reports say that us forces still over 80 percent of that amount on a daily basis. meanwhile, more than 14000000 syrian people find themselves in dire need of humanitarian aid. struggling to meet their daily needs. gender shoe, a senior fellow at the pan goal institute, says that syria is now facing an acute crisis. a fact that the west dismisses this by this dire situation. the u. s. doesn't care much about the, you know, the people in that country build the active to steal the oil and al

u. s. sr is attacked by 250 nato divisions. soviet thought so taken over by nato naval forces. the 3rd phase annihilating the u. s. i saw wiping it off the wells map to that end, all new weapon types that to be deployed. nuclear, chemical, radiological, and biological, as well as small arms. the final phase, breaking the ussr into full zones and posting nato troops on its territory. ah, more than 80000000 people. the majority of the huge countries population would have died in the intense bombing. and subsequent fighting they have a series of these cries of war plants, like kennedy briefed on them in the early 19 sixty's. he was, are of by no any sat a, we call ourselves the human race. but these clans continued for preemptive attacks against the soviet union. but this was in essence an updated version of the nazi general plan. aust, that envisaged eliminating millions of slavic people and as in world war 2, when much of europe stood united against the usaa for the u. s. plans to muster all native nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949, the soviets acquired the own nuclear weapons. so any plan to

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u. s. side seriously violate the one china principal and the 3 sino u. s. joy to communicate. so they seriously violate the important u. s. commitment to not supporting taiwan independence and santa series. the wrong signal to the separatist forces of taiwan independence that we will protest in iran over the death of a 22 year old woman who died in police custody after being arrested for allegedly not complying with regulations on head coverings. demonstrations have been held in the capitol terror on including several universities as one of the in the wrong, the 2nd city, my shad police made several arrests and frontier gas. it progresses to massa. i mean these funeral in a home region, courtesy on over the weekend, police have called the death an unfortunate incident and denied accusations of miss treatment. but witnesses say they saw me being beaten in a police fan. in the last hour, frances foreign ministry has condemned her death, calling it profoundly shocking those more still to come this hour intruding at least 2 dead southwest, japan is battered by one of his worst ever t

u. s. is currently experiencing the fastest ride in food prices since the 1970s, which is a further aggravating the problem. so the u. s is 31 trillion in debt, yet sense billions to ukraine and some military families around 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 sense, 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. 2016 obama biden dropped $1600000000.00 cash on a runway into iran. 2021 biden gave the taliban $80000000000.00 worth of us hardware. 202252, gives ukraine's military as many billions as they demand world telling us troops to apply for food stamps. i'm sensing a trend here. we spoke to at mos in a new york times, best selling. also, he believes that the priorities of washington's political establishment of nothing to do with the needs of the calling people. well, it's a little bit of a trick. i mean, inste

u. s. remarks seriously violate the one china principal and the provisions of the 3 us china joint communiques breached the u. s. commitment, so to not support taiwan independence and center. sincerely wrong signal to the separatist forces of taiwan independence. even china strongly deplores and rejects it and is made solemn complaints with the u. s. side. one material don't get you there. seems that biden did hold 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 diplomatic efforts. there is a huge difference between reserving the right to use force in obligating ourselves a priori to come to the defense of taiwan. the president should not seem to tie one much less to china. the ability automatically to draw us into a war across the taiwan strait. the official u. s. position doesn't commit to military action to defend taiwan, although washington dawson military aid to the island, the latest funding was announced early this month, including more than a $1000000000.00 in arms on the delivery of a

u. s. site the u. s. s. for full commitments, we have experience position hom chin on air. that museum was okay. li ah is so present at the negotiation table. we have never left it repeatedly that we are ready to finalize a good and lastly agreement. so the united states should take station, so this is the problem for the nations. this is a problem that this should decide what they are going to do. they have preached their commitments. and at the same time, they are not taking the necessary decisions. so today we are not dealing with the rain or 5, so not taking the necessary decisions, but the us size should take in nash 100 in v have proof that also sanctions have created problems and it is very true for all countries was subject sanctions, sanctions. you can never stop us and they have never stopped us. we have the country. they've already developed a continued development in the country and development. the county will never be stopped, because our people are very strong and determined to and a cheaper bill of harry threat into opportunities and the put it in different like this. santa cassie now nowada

u. s. plans to muster all nato nations under the aegis of operation dropshot. in 1949, the soviets acquired the own nuclear weapons. so any plan to annihilate the u. s. as i had to be postponed indefinitely, but the idea remains the same. the united states have to be seen as the only major player in the international arena. i, anyone who sold otherwise had to be wipes in the us. soviet union itself is moved. this is a victory for democracy and freedom. these events clearly fell on national interest . george bush was.

u. s. is already exempt from russia, nickel and palladium imports to the u. s. so as the steel, the industry in the us because they need that in order to produce. so you know, sanctions are not for holes. this is just going to be another big hole unless they can really put the screws to secondary sanctions on other countries using the insurance, the shipping insurance asa choir. quite a comprehensive answer that jack. now this live underlines. she has described them as biting. but given what you've just said about potential loopholes in them anyway, how biting can me be? i mean, this is the most sanctioned, can country in the world anyway, at the moment, what more can they do? well, you know, not too much. it's really, you know, the same is a really followed by the g 7 and their allies, her, but she at least half of the world or more chinese, andrea india, half of a latin america aren't going along with any of the sanctions for the sanctions. the work they have to become secondary sanctions, of other words, the g 7 and u. s. have to take the big risk of putting the

u. s. booty man. so jeff mico from the countries ruling party stresses the wars against muslim majority states, like afghanistan, iraq and libya have been staring up antipathy towards u. s. foreign policy. for years. many indonesians see the u. s. as a super power out for global domination and to crush other cultures when you got this are preferable. so as far as the war between russia and ukraine was concerned, russia is seen as the only country that has the courage to oppose western expansion plans that he, i overhear conversations in small stores or taxi's work where people say, the west seems to want ukraine law and that is perceived as a clear threat to russia. you're probably the was there? yeah, you are all mental or officially, the indonesian government is neutral. president, yoko widow has presented himself as an unbiased mediator. he recently visited keith and the destruction in surrounding neighborhoods. but then travelled on to moscow by about our response is proportionate. that's why we're against sanctions. we shouldn't isolate the country. the impact on energy and food supplies could be enormous going on. but we don't want to pour gasoline onto a burning

ah, harris and k is gone, but did bring so significant wet weather down the southwest, the u. s. s. left a lot of moisture in the air, and that's combined with what else was around. so it's a fair chance you'll see shout any of these mountain states away from california. but the heaviest rides that she just up here. the eastern side of counter went away from where most people live with the flood risk is still there. it's dry between the 2 right down to the gulf states after saying that last well into 1st a few shall sharpen texas significant re loma borderline between counter and the u . s. still showers in the mountains states across the central plains as well. but dry bath, for example, in arizona, i'm off it's wet in florida and most of the kind of been out. and it's also been worn. dominique of, for example, 36.3 high temperature ever recorded, have to say on this on. but it's accompanies this time of year by increasing cloud and showers, that for any of the out in small or big the heaviest ratings to the west of that. now she's through the gulf of mexico through mexico itself, w

so the u. s. foreign policy because this responsibility drastically refused the u. s. believe this started to believe more. i in their own mis, they invented this idea of the u. s. victory in the cold war of the younger history of the unit polar moment and so on, so forth. and the senior administration behaved with a greater element over responsibility. this is why of course, they wanted to weaken the soviet union, but they're bugs the his secretary of state baker, national security advisor scowcroft. they didn't want to collapse or in a smart way so that it does not damage to everybody else precisely because they didn't want an uncontrolled proliferation of nuclear weapons. and when the soviet union still collapsed because of beulah domestic reasons, they immediately made an effort to secure the soviet nuclear weapons. and united states basically was the end of the highest re collection of soviet nuclear weapons for on the ukraine bailable some because of some injury, rush under the centralized and safe control. do you think the decision right now? if they could turn b

u. s. and the u. and damaging the economy in europe can be in the u. s. interest. so we should keep in mind that they're making demands in us is making demands on all the countries of europe. and yes, it's a very heavy price that european countries are, will pay for this and are already paying by cutting off the very energy and, and gas and oil that they need. they're the ones paying the price. and they will see that more and more come winter. yeah. and so that's, that's creating real cracked reality, their situation versus see us. and we have seen some, some rest, certainly in europe over this politically speaking. and i have in mind that the mid terms around the corner was it in this abide and this, this pumping a military support from ukraine, obviously, domestically there are, you know, quite a few issues as well in america as well as europe. well, it's a big diversion. it, it gives us biden an opportunity to really play at a new war with big promises. i think all of that is extremely dangerous, and yet always very effective during an election to have a diversion

u. s. role has been absolutely crucial that nato has emerged, revitalized, that the u. s. has done an enormous amount to keep the allies together in their military support for ukraine. so clearly that will be on the agenda, possibly german of welding weapons deliveries to ukraine. the u. s. has pushed in a diplomatic way for germany to do more in germany. did commit to doing somewhat more this week, but it's still not ready to supply the battle tanks. the key of has often called for, but the u. s. has made it clear that it will be up to germany to take that decision . i think that will just be part of what the to have to talk about. there's a lot on the agenda he to lose melinda crane. thanks so much. or his a look at some of the other developments related to the war and ukraine. russian president vladimir putin has hailed the growing influence of what he called new centers of power at a summit with asian leaders, including china's she's in pain. in was becky's done. he's going to shy russia has not been fully isolated by the conflict in ukraine. vuitton also denounced the use of sanctions by western nations over russia's invasion, was due by france as a said, he belie

u. s. has it out. sanctions are members of iran, so called morality. police follows the death of a women in iran being held by the for the u. s. accuses it of abuse and violence against iranian women. and violating the rights of peaceful protest is at least $34.00 migrants have died after their boat capsized of serious coast soon, authority. se 14 people have been rescued. most of those on board were lebanese syrians and palestinians. are also among the dead. uganda is confirmed 7 new cases of the highly contagious of both a virus. one person has died in the district of move in day. the country's 1st fest fallacy from the virus since 2019. as the headlines, news continues after witness stay with us. italy vote the right wing party for a daily the darya is a heads in the poles. good is a slice of victory and the good luck for the stifles recent government. and what are the, why do run applications for the european union? and nato say without 0 or the latest update. and kinda announce the i the the the the the the the me another tragedy in the mediterranean, about 200 migrants trying to cross the sea, fell overboard earlier thi

u. s. books? i think there are a couple of reasons. one is that the u. s. has since $97900.00 so called taiwan relations act express. it's intention to support time. want to help tie one, maintain its, its position and to resist aggression from the mainland and also committed the united states at least to be prepared to intervene on its behalf. so we don't have an alliance with taiwan, but we have a commitment that's of long standing of a sort that we didn't have with ukraine. i guess i would say the 2nd thing is as important as ukraine is strategically time one is even more so and a successful chinese attack on taiwan that invaded and conquered the island would have disastrous implications for the united states and its allies in asia. that would probably exceed the impact if russia had unfortunately succeeded in your credit. so the stakes are high and we have a previously existing commitment doctor in favor professor as politics and international affairs at princeton university. excellent. speaking to you tonight. thank you very much. and as our time for today, but as always, th

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u. s. remarks seriously violate the one china principal and the provisions of the 3 us china joint communiques breached the u. s. commitment, so to not support taiwan independence and send a severely wrong signal to the separatist forces of taiwan independence. even china strongly deplores and rejects it and is made solemn complaints with the u. s. side when cuba, the official us position doesn't commit to military action to defend taiwan. but in said, sends me lucy, aid to the island. the latest batch of funding for the island with a mouse in early september, and includes over $1000000000.00 in arms with an array of anti ship, an antique aircraft missiles to be delivered. in response, china reiterated that taiwan is a quote in a little part of its territory and urged washington to immediately revoke the arm sales. whoever's package comes just a month off the u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi visits in taipei, which prompted major chinese or military drills surrounding the islands. the white house had to walk back by the statement saying washington's policy has not changed . meanwhile, jo biden's, 1st one on one interview in ov