s u b out there. right now the new mercedes benz e q s s u b. if that's true, we want to find out today, but 1st we'll head out of the city right into the mountains. oh, and we're going to change the color a little bit. as expected, the flagship electric su, v of the brand comes with all the bells and whistles such as over the air updates for digital features and car software. ah, the general driving impression in the u. s. s. u, v. is some movers. hell, it is silent on the interior, you. he almost no wind noises then of course, you profit from the fact that electric cars are way more silent than for example, combustion engine cars. furthermore, the adaptive suspension keeps most of the bombs outside. so you don't really fill them in the interior. in fact, this is really close to what i would imagine. if i think about luxurious driving, ah, the entry level version, which is the q s $450.00 plus comes in with $265.00 kill was at the rear average consumption between 18.6 and 23 kilowatt hours per $100.00 k. i'm going to give you the range of her ow

s u b out there. right now the new mercedes benz e q s s u b. if that's true, we want to find out today, but 1st we'll head out of the city right into the mountains. oh, and we're going to change the color little bit. as expected, the flagship electric su, v of the brand comes with all the bells and whistles such as over the air updates for digital features and car software. ah, the general driving impression in the u. s. s. u. v. is some movers. how it is silent on the interior, you. he almost no wind noises then of course, you profit from the fact that electric cars are way more silent then for example, of combustion engine cars. furthermore, the adaptive suspension keeps most of the bombs outside. so you don't really fill them in the interior. in fact, this is really close to what i would imagine. if i think about luxurious driving, ah, the entry level version, which is the q s $450.00 plus comes in with $265.00 kilowatts at the rear. and every consumption between 18.6 and 23 kilowatt hours per one. i'm going to give you the range of our own 5

u. s. subsidies. that huge package of almost $400000000000.00 that will benefit companies who are working towards greener mobility here in the u. s. but that only applies if it's made in the u. s. if it's based in the u. s. and that, that's his criticism. not directly in front of the cameras to the president, but in front of the cameras when he's not present, that, that is basically takes away a level playing field. so a lot of tough talking also behind closed doors. so those traits subsidies you mentioned. they're just just the latest in a series of events which of strange relations between washington and paris, or whether it's tension on show today and not in to the cameras, but it certainly emmanuel mccaul made quite so to let everybody know that these issues will be raised and when the cameras are off, we are coming from a free ukraine war history of where in order for submarines was canceled in that in australia, had placed instead than buying and us submarines, so billions worth in contract. that's one amount of our call actually at one point pulled back his ambassador from the us, calling him in and call him back for consultation. so that was quite a rift between tho

u. s. u. s. as a country, what unity, so now thinking along the line, yes, it does not lie in washington. so i see that they are likely to be done with another story where across today, china has accused a, b, b, c, of deliberately distorting fucks to tarnish the nation's perception. in the west. after a reporter from the british broadcaster was recently detained on the protest in shanghai. in volusia, none remarks from the british side are a serious distortion of facts and constitute a grave interference in china's internal affairs, we firmly reject it. everything was conducted within legal procedures. this bbc journalist refused to cooperate with the police, his law enforcement efforts, and then acted as if he were a victim. the bbc immediately twisted the story and massively propagated the narrative that it's journalist had been arrested and beaten by police. while actually he was working simply to try to paint china as a guilty party. ha, ha ha. china has said the reporter was detained for re

u. s. u s. i c a d, a y, a u s. so i'm from african, out of china as a country of the accused, b, b, c of deliberately is still in facts to tanisha nations perception in the west. as it deal to the wave of protesting strict antique cove and policies. commons came off and trying to authorities detained a b, b. c reporter. that's a process in shanghai. in volusia, none the remarks from the british side are a serious distortion of facts and constitute a grave interference in china's internal affairs. we firmly reject it. everything was conducted within legal procedures. this pbc journalist refused to cooperate with the police, his law enforcement efforts, and then acted as if he were a victim. the bbc immediately twist to the story and massively propagated the narrative that it's journalist had been arrested and beaten by police. while actually he was working simply to try to paint china as a guilty party. china said that he was here of order was detained for refusing to leave the scene as it became potentially dangerou

u. s. position and one of the policies. of course, if the u. s. i apologized for the use of the bomb. it would weaken the u. s. stance and its use of least deterrent nuclear weapons because it would suggest that it would put united states in a position that is not used to plain which is it must be a hedge of mine and its decisions are not to be questioned. and despite, shall we say the most fear in the world, this is one line, they will not cross. and i mean, we seen it in successive operations. the do you have to not apologize for afghanistan for leaving it, abandoning to the taliban without any help and the blocking its funds. so it's not going to projects for a pivotal event which all other presidents have refused to apologize for that. so i don't think we can expect widen to offer such an apology in hiroshima, in 2023 reg over the plaza. lesandra the yes. never apologizes for anything. it does. i, which is sad. ready? even we had the canadians apologizing to the native americans just well, thank you so much for joining us here in our c. sadly, we've been out of time. it was a pleasure to lose you. so tha

u. s. cannot be trusted. the u. s. is not a trustworthy partner. and the u. s will always backstab its allies for its own game. christopher holly, political analyst and researcher, thank you for that. thank you very much. the ukraine wants to hold a p summit up the united nations to put an end to the conflict, but it doesn't anticipate russia taking part that's according to the ukranian foreign minister. and he added that russia must face a war crimes tribunal prior to any direct negotiations. the idea of the peace formula is to fault on the one hand, not to allow russia to manipulate the issue of peace. because they regularly say that they are ready for negotiations, which is not true because everything they do on the battlefield, cross to the opposite, prove the constable to the contrary. they're not, they're not seeking peace. what seems the idea that western leaders and have in mind is not so much peace talks as it is just kind of a huddle or some kind of local party between themselves. and they don't intend for it to be real t stalks because they say roger shouldn't be invited. the ukrainian foreign minist

u. s. u. s. a y unity. now, thinking along the line, yes, it does not lie in washington. so i see that y a u. s. as in china, as the countries accused the bbc of deliberately, to still think facts of punish the nation's perception in the west offer b, b c reporter sustained a protest in shanghai you've on your way. i love the remarks from the british side or a serious distortion of facts and constitute a grave interference in china's internal affairs. we firmly reject it. everything was conducted within legal procedures. this pbc journalist refused to cooperate with the police, his law enforcement efforts, and then acted as if he were a victim. the bbc immediately twisted the story and massively propagated the narrative that it's journalist had been arrested and beaten by police. while actually he was working simply to try to paint china as a guilty party. oh, try that, said the b. c. before though is detained for refusing to leave the scene as it became potentially dangerous. he thought his release, if after confirming his identity, they said just didn't identify himself

s. withdrawal from afghanistan and criticizing us backed security partnerships people's republic of china, officials and state media outlets also repeatedly condemned the u. s withdrawal from afghanistan and cited the withdraw as evidence that the u. s. is an unreliable partner and declining power. the u. s. withdrawal has been called one of the defining moments of recent rural history. after 20 years of its military operation in afghanistan, the pentagon quits in the face of the taliban advance and left behind thousands of people who had been helping the u. s. army over many years. a bomb attack by an isis linked group at campbell airports as people are trying to flee, killed at least 160 civilians, and 13 u. s. marines were western media outlets have described the u. s. polite from afghanistan as a disaster. and republican lawmakers say the blame ly squirrely with the biden administration. the biden administration repeatedly misled the american people about the real situation on the ground in cobble issuing public statements that were in direct opposition to the internal reports being sent by the state department and u. s. military. at one point, the state department spokesperson net price was encouraging people to make their way

u. s. extricated itself 1st from vietnam than twice from iraq. and recently from afghanistan, we must be very cautious in dealing with the u. s. ortiz runjun sharma brought us this report on the reasons for india's concerns. on one hand, the u. s. wants to go ahead and conduct these military drills, but on the other hand, remember the u. s. has been constantly pressurising, india, a see, for example, over its relationship with russia. remember by doing in march had called india stand on russia invasion of ukraine, somewhat shaky. constantly. we've seen the u. s. the different u. s. government bodies mark india pressurize india when it comes to india neutrality. but then guns oil, we also seen in the are constantly being pressurized through lecture and by the u. s. for buying discounted oil from ma school that saw in fact been something that the u. s. southpoint instantly has poked india about. but as far as i'm concerned, india has been very, very clear in the us foreign policy is nautica warned by the western new moscow. in fact, india has always been cleared and wants to promoted so many interests 1st. but also, as far as history is concerned, remember more school has always been a reliable partner to india when no one wa

u. s. present, joe biden has told african leaders that the u. s. is fully committed to the continents future. almost 50 african heads of state of gathered in washington dc where the u. s is attempting to position itself as a reliable trade partner. the talks have been overshadowed by rising competition for influence across the african continent. the u. s. is old in on africa's future. that has been the message at the 1st u. s. africa leaders summit in almost 8 years after decades of inconsistent engagement, president biden cold for a renewed, long term partnership with the african continent. trader, i emphasized shared success an opportunity because in africa 6 age united states succeeds quite frankly, the whole world succeeds as well. his recipe for success, pledging more than $55000000000.00 to support african democracy, food security, trade, and infrastructure biden's pushed to frame the u. s. as a reliable partner comes against a backdrop of rising competition between china and the u. s. over the past 2 decades, china has become africa's largest economic partner investing trillions into infrastructure and development. the u. s. is now trying to catch up. critic

u. s. and partner influence, such as highlight in the u. s. withdraw from afghanistan, and criticizing us backed security partnerships people's republic of china, officials and state media outlets also repeatedly condemned the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan and cited the withdrawal as evidence that the u. s. is an unreliable partner and declining power cus, withdrawal was one of the defining moments of recent his c also plenty of his military operation in afghanistan, the pentagon quit in the face of a taliban advance and left behind thousands of people who had been helping the u. s army over the years, a bomb attack by an iceland group at the couple ad pool as people with trying to flee killed at least a 160 civilians and 13 us marines. were some media outlets have destroyed the us pull out from our fast on as a disaster and republican lawmakers of impending the blame squarely on the by them administration. the biden administration repeatedly misled the american people about the real situation on the ground in cobble issuing public statements that were in direct opposition to the internal reports being sent by the state department and u. s. military. at one point, the state department spokesperson net pri

u. s. and the u. s. lead in the national honor, in europe and the united states, quite apart from the fact that the saudis, the u. e. the middle east is routinely condemned over human rights issues. china is routinely on the bbc and cnn, and other television, nerve broadcasters, as a, as a grocer, human rights violator. of them all, with concentration camps. i'm not sure quite how they argue the choice about the fact that the saudi arabia is the guardian of the holy places of his slum. whilst scheiner is supposed to simultaneously be anti muslim, but is the narrative. last, this narrative has 3 parts. number one, and only that is loose like the people who accused china and other countries as the human rights violations loose lack of them perfect. they don't have any problems that i am 80 my lation on human rights, which is are slowly launching nachos, if you had history all at present. those people who are accused china, i mean the people are united states or europe. they have a good, bloody history of violation. coffee marat's, if you are to blame the 1st washed blame united, a struggle with a nice little stars

u. s. to open up its new green production scheme to include e u firms. inflation reduction act sets aside $370000000000.00 and subsidies, but only for companies manufacturing in the u. s. or countries with the u. s. for trade deal. the u worries that will distort trade. the price of housing is shooting up in cities in developed nations across the world. the solutions build more and build cheaper well time for the revival of a technique that's been tried in the past, modular building. build a say it's faster and more affordable. could it be the foundation of a new wave of cheaper housing? or is it just another brick in the wall? a simple box made of steel and concrete. soon to be home to a student in berlin. it is one of $500.00 such boxes said to be part of a new building on a university campus. the builders are making swift progress because they aren't building brick by brick. but apartment by apartment, each module waste 30 tons. they are delivered here from bavaria straight from the producer, a real estate developer that specializes in modular construction. our thought own i'm, it's increasingly challenging to put up more housing. and our modular way of constructio

u. s. budget. in congress right now, the u. s. is ukraine's biggest fund and it wants to remain as such. that certainly what divide once and he is set on fulfilling his promise of doing whatever it takes to keep ukraine independent and a free country. but overarching, this is strong symbolism with key announcements of a patriot defense system, a to be sent to ukraine. that is also a key method to was russia. u. s. of course sir has played a key role michela and helping ukraine defend itself, but it's very costly. is it clear that congress will maintain its massive level of support moving forward? well, that's also a question that was put to a senior official here. and this visit was then described as an important injection of the momentum of u. s. support. the u. s. is set on remaining. that key is supporter of ukraine. to buy this val time and time again to be the political leader rallying world leaders there. but there is more debate in congress now despite the fact that after some 50000000000, already having been sent ukraine's way more than of 40 of 1000000000 are in that new budget that is due to be decided. so it's very timely. we could see all of this happening within the space of one day here in the united states. and that's also why voting is it in ski stressing that he wants to thank the american people for their support with the awareness. yes, most americans are in favor of back

u. s. u s. keeps the franco german alliance on one side, and it pushes the new europe on another, which of course, is inherently to visit that. actually, the point is that the u. s. won't work, but not against russia, against or europe again. so you print economy is to say least germany economy because we are on the, on the brink of, of an economic disaster. if you look at the travel reference from or to united states, he was supposed to get a drop in the u. s. gas prices. it didn't get it, and the u. s. guys process is 4 times more expensive under the russian one. it was supposed to dissuade joe biden from i, i brings planned to support the u. s. economy. it didn't get it. it was, it just has the right to say that it was, it was all the fault of russia and ready me put in. and if you look out, you were talking about her shots, look at the trouble of shoulds in china is a complete ass. well, it didn't get anything and no, you have german, a comic because we are about to sell. some are chinese c

u. s. are conducting these military drills or the other hand, remember, the u. s. has constantly pressurized india over its relationship with moscow. in fact, a time. and again, the u. s. has raised objection when it comes to new delhi bind discounted oil from moscow are but of course the far more ami chief of india also has a raised caution when it comes to india's relationship with the u. s. while it's good that we are part of the quad, it will be now we're interest that we moved cautiously with the us because washington has never made itself trustworthy. and it's dealing with any of the strategic and defense allies. the u. s. extricated itself 1st from vietnam, then twice from iraq and recently from afghanistan, we must be very cautious in dealing with the u. s. so all of these examples really that are being pointed out by the former i'm chief of india appoints as the field allies, the field relationship which washington kept. the european union is threatening ellen musk with a twitter, but the new owner has been told his platform may be booted from the block. if it doesn't comply with brussels rules, i welcome milan. musk statements of intent to get to it's a 2

u. s. c u. s is quote like 15000000 passenger vehicles and a couple 100000 semi truck. so it seems like a small percentage, but it's actually 20 percent of yours. vehicle emissions? because you've got a huge vehicle and spring driven out all the time. so when you factor in the number of hours driven and the weight that was carrying, it's actually lost only one percent of vehicle production. it's 20 percent of vehicle emissions and it's over a 3rd of all the particular emissions. the each truck dubuque comes 3 years later than expected us beverage giant pepsico is receiving the 1st 15 of 100 models. it ordered the semi is not the 1st eat truck. however garmin you factor as reno and valvo began commercial production of their own each truck models 2 years ago. sally's strange looking things here, ah, drones to that night like any that you've seen before, they have a very specific job. picking fruit is ready startup devil. aerobatics has developed the robots which use artificial intelligence technology to pluck only the right fist fraud use and keep farmers updated on the harvest. using a mobile phone up. it's estimated that there will be a shortage of 5000000 fruit pick as well, wide by 2050, and 10 percent of all fruit rocks on the tree. these robots can apparently work around the clock to so i'm just time for reminder of the top business story that we're following for you. this out. western allied countries have imposed a cap on the price. they'll pay for russian oil. the g 7 group of major economies has set a seating of $60.00 for a barrel of russian crude in an attempt to squeeze moscow's oil income. and e u van on most crude imports from russia also took effect on monday. now, so from, and the business team here in berlin for more you had to our website is debbie dot com slash business. we are also on the data when use use your channels and you can get us on facebook as well as we like, as well as need to. we don't business to next time with this down down with on sale as a silk format. he is invested in his business idea. so once the sustainable fashion meetings with thread is in high demand, conclusive, d delta the freeport system, a world wide network of duty, free high security warehouses. what's that? how is it stored? is it cleared through customs who controls this or is there types of asian, a legal loophole for tax evaders or nothing old and just temporary storage? secluded treasures in 45 minutes on d. w. ah. you become a free climate. a ready news with about hackers and paralyzed mutare or societies. computers that are some, are you and governments that go crazy for your data.

u. s. the u. s. keeps the franco german alliance on one side, and it pushes the new europe on another, which of course, is inherently division zavion. actually the point is that the u. s. want to war, but not against russia, against or europe again. so you print economy is, this is germany economy because we are on the, on the, on the brink of an economy disaster. if you look at the travel americans problem to united states, he was supposed to get a drop in the u. s. gas prices. it didn't get it, and the u. s. guys process is 4 times more expensive than the written one. it was supposed to dissuade joe biden from i brings plan to support the u. s. economy. it didn't get it. it was, it just has the right to say that it was, it was all the fault of russia and ready me put in. and if you look out, you are talking about a short look at the trouble of shoulds in china is a complete for the us. well, it didn't get anything. and no, you have german, the comic because we are about to sell. some are chinese cars. and you have a european union is continuing to texas. it all decisions such as the end of the heat engine was the chinese as a 1st place for the production of any 3

u. s. c u. s as in quote, like 15000000 passenger vehicles and a couple 100000 semi truck. so it seems like a small percentage, but it's actually 20 percent of yours. vehicle emissions? because you've got a huge vehicle and spring driven out all the time. so when you factor in the number of hours driven and the weight there is carrying, it's actually loads only one percent of vehicle production. it's 20 percent of vehicle emissions and it's over a 3rd of all the particular emissions. the each truck dubuque comes 3 years later than expected us beverage giant pepsico is receiving the 1st 15 of 100 models. it ordered the semi is not the 1st eat truck. however garmin, you factor as reno and valvo began commercial production of their own. each truck models 2 years ago. so these strange looking things here, ah, drones of apps night like any that you've seen before. they have a very specific job. picking fruit is ready, startup, travel. aerobatics has developed the robots which use artificial intelligence technology to block only the right fist fraud use and keep farmers updated o

s. specific fleet in the fed. he a career in u. s. naval intelligence. he's been the top intelligence official with the u. s. 7 fleet and the u. s. has kitty hawk aircraft carrier strike group deploy japan. he's fellow at the geneva center for security policy in switzerland from where he joins me. thank you so much captain for coming on the show. i wanted to talk about the u . s. postal service in the pacific islands and how that at may may be important when it comes to what's happening, the south china sea, but of course everyone is there. well, everyone in the global south, perhaps not in a donation. media is turning to what's been happening in the west pacific. what do you make all of the people's liberation army navy, as an aircraft carrier, the leon ng going into the west pacific. obviously, a china, people who support china saying this is a response to jake sullivan. celebrating japan has taken a bolden historic step to strengthen and defend the free and open in the pacific. after japan appeared to overthrow it's of no 1st use of weapons policy. well, 1st of all, action that appreciate the invitation to speak to you on the s

u. s. the different u. s. government bodies mark india pressurize india when it comes to india neutrality. but then comes oil. we've also seen in the are constantly being pressurized through, lectured by the u. s. soft for buying discounted oil from mos school. that saw in fact been something that the u. s. southpointe instantly has poked india about. but as far as i'm concerned, india has been very, very clear in the us foreign policy is nautica warned by the western new moscow. in fact, india has always been cleared and wants to promoted. so and interests 1st. but also, as far as history is concerned, remember more school has always been a reliable partner to india when no one was and especially in the defense sector as far as the military rules are concerned. they started on november 16th for like a fortnight long drilled between india and focus on. the other reason that it's china is the very fact that these drills these military drills took place about 100 kilo mattel's from the l e. c, which is the line of actual control in already and all throughout conned and of course, saw china has raised strong objections to it. and not the 1st time that china has asked the us not to interfere be

u. s. e. u. and in this case, also, nato, that actually encourages the serbian autocratic president alexander, voucher to, to take these steps. for example, of the u. s. o, d u today issued a statement where they suggested that putting up these barricades as a form of legitimate peaceful protest. a u. s. senior u. s. official said that serbia has the right to ask for its troops to enter into kosovo when every one knows that it's nato forces the cave for force that is solely responsible. ultimately for security in kosovo and out, we see that data also suggests that serbia has a right to take this provocative step of bringing forces close to the border. it may have that right, but these steps are highly provocative and they do not contribute to the restraint that the u. s. u and nato say they want to see please. so in your view, then what would it take to diffuse? he sanctioned you yourself, have been involved in previous negotiations between belgrade and christina. yes. ah ok, look, there's steps that the, the u. s. c, u and nato need to take an immediate sense. but then there's also the larger problem which is actually very straightforward. it's not

u. s. department of commerce. this is making things very, very difficult for them not as a result. the u. s. has to drum up these china threat in the mind of the nato, trying to justify why all these measures are necessary and to, to make, and at the same time trying to undermine the relationship between europe and china . so the u. s. a. u even giving more pressures to the european allies by dropping up all these kind of russia, china threats and through natal the u. s. has admitted to committing cyber attacks on foreign powers in the mid 7 actions is justified the move and by saying this is kind of in to fit in the vote. unless the us had stepped in we did conduct operations persistently to make sure that our foreign adversaries couldn't utilize infrastructure to impact us. we understood how foreign adversaries utilize infrastructure throughout the world. we had that mapped pretty well, and we wanted to make sure that we took it down at key times. this is the idea of understanding your foreign adversaries and operating outside the united states. washington a has been a, he is in raw sand, iran for meddling, and is alexis the many is well for the recent events of the cus, security official said there was surprisingly a lack of foreign interference. he said that russia army wrong was supposedly known, focused on

u. s. military to a fair degree and the australian government. and of course, the fact that a u. s. funded the think tank is urging purchases. australian purchases of u. s. military equipment is at the least a serious conflict of interest, then probably at the worse, some serious corruption going on there. but we have to understand this in the context of the operations of destroying military which are largely to serve as an adjunct for the u. s. military adventures all round the world, so the military or the hardware, let's say. and also the strategic planning of, of the strong military has been mostly not to defend australia, but the 2 ladies at junk role in all of the u. s. military adventures. whether they be in vietnam in afghanistan, in iraq and syria, but this is a serious abuse all of public money. and it's really not declared openly that there is this serious conflict of interest in this particular think tank is interesting. i mean, relation to not in china has been great, but is this threat from china viable? this is one of the most serious threats to you, straight in body politic, really in many decades. because while you may say the blow b

u. s. has profited greatly from. it's applies to heavy weaponry to ukraine. here does think that the u. s. is happy to give that money, whether the patriot missiles are used or not. it's also a matter of putting money in the coffers of the defense industry. criminal institution, i'm forgetting which one, but that they are now sounding the alarm bells that they expect these weapons and bands of criminal elements by the ministration has no interest in handling. and how do we notice we know this because the democrats voted down in a house committee, a republican proposal to audit the weapons that have already been sent to you. great. so we know that the u. s. has no interest in being held accountable on any of those. some western media have also question why the u. s. should keep up the heavy support of ukraine. foxy's anchor tucker, carlson, said kemp has no right to demand washington as it contains popping up with tens of billions of dollars in financing. we the historic debt to ukraine, doing the historic animosity with a non soviet russia. no, no. how do we win here? what's in it for us, isn't this our country, and where are you going off talking to us like that? we hate ourselves so much to we have so little respect for the united states of america will put up with that. that will applaud it. thank you, sir. may i have another what's wrong with us? what's wrong with our leaders? while us lawmakers approve sending more money and weapons to ukraine, not all were so enthusiastic. republican margery taylor green to criticize the landscape visit as i've just heard. labeling him a shadow president of the u. s. and his country, the 51st

u. s. patriot missile battery. this announcement was made following president zalinski. his recent visit to the u. s. soleski visit was his 1st trip abroad since the start of the conflict and in address to congress. he expressed gratitude to the u. s. for weapons already provided, but asked for more. the u. s. has since that it will supply patriot missile system to russia, criticize the visit and weapons request, same. the lensky was more interested in securing arms and peace. labor rights lawyer and author, dan paval, it says the u. s. has profited greatly from it. supplies of heavy weaponry to ukraine. think that the u. s. is happy to give that money, whether the patriot missiles are used or not. it's also a matter of putting money in the coffers of the defense industry. us criminal institution, i'm forgetting which one, but that they are now sounding the alarm bells that they expect these weapons and hands of criminal elements by the ministration has no interest in handling. and how do we know this? we know this because the democrats voted down in a house committee, a republican proposal to audit the weapons that have already been sent to you. great. so we know that the u. s. has no interest in being held accountable on any

u. s. are conducting these military drills on the other hand, remember, the u. s. has constantly pressurized india over its relationship with law school. in fact, time and again, the u. s. has raised objection when it comes to new delhi, buying discounted oil from moscow. but of course, the for more army chief of india also has a raised question when it comes to in the relationship with the u. s. listening. while it's good that we are part of the quads, it will be in our interest that we move cautiously with the us because washington has never made itself trustworthy and its dealings with any of the strategic and defense allies. the us extricated itself 1st from vietnam, then twice from iraq and recently from galveston. we must be very cautious in dealing with the us so all of these examples really that are being pointed out by the former, i'm chief of india. i points as the field allies, the feed relationship, which washington kept exit and london always good to live here. thanks so much serena, up to students. faith, how things are, thanks again, was we against and thank you very much. ah, well movie are now the e. u has warned the wolves richest man eat almost to

u. s. the, the u. s. is the name a warship after bank with it for to in iraq in 2004 in which human rights groups claim washington committed war crimes, something the u. s. denies. the navy has praised the role of this marine corps. it's an honor for me and for our nation, the memorialize, the marines. the soldiers and coalition forces that fold valiantly and those who sacrificed their lives during both bottles of fallujah. this namesake deserves to be in the pantheon of iconic marine corps bottles. and on course had joins been the studio with the niece has now dawn, thanks to coming in. so explain to us, we'll say controversial about this name. and how are people remembering the battles? well, it's probably not the best idea to immortalize an event that is remembered by most people as one of the bloodiest episodes of the u. s. is a military occupation in iraq. i mean, just look at the civilian casualties over 600 unarmed men, women and children were killed in the 1st battle for felicia and another 500 of those people, unarmed men, women and children were killed by the end of the 2nd battle for it. there was even an instance in which u. s. troops fir

u. s. secretary of state repeat almost what to would. but was in that report that at which is that the u. s. doesn't want to make african countries choose. it wants to offer new partnerships that they won't have to choose between china and the u. s. and because we know that i'm security in our for good counterterrorism, also on the agenda these talks. what are the, the main worries at the moment? well that's really interesting because i've just come from a security panel where i seem lincoln was sitting with several african real leaders from mozambique, from new zia, who have huge oppressors there. but also a with lloyd austin as the is secretary defense here in the united states. and he is much more outspoken when it comes to russia and china, but the really burning concern in african countries like me there for instance, is that climate change? is it creating the kind of poverty that in itself, helps terrorist destabilize entire regions. so it's not just about the us beefing up military presence in the region there being new missions, but it's the over arching, concerned that climate change will increasingly d stabilize african regions. and it basically the global power structure. and that is what everybody's up against. an

s. rom suffers on suppliers to ukraine, is deputy ambassador, the united nations, as express display of the organizations, refusal to investigate, alleged iranian drug shipments to russia. the u. s. is accused the u. s. i think general of yielding to threats from russia. we heard from us was person for iran, for a ministry. he says that countries was in such allegations of iraq, actually the ones escalating the conflict to tom was yelling, hitch of the accusations against these, la mac republican iran, you were politically motivated. indeed, individuals making these accusations against iran are themselves accused of escalating conflict. there was another point, those who are accusing the islamic republic are supplying weapons and heavy military equipment to one of the parties in this conflict. there is no evidence to accuse iran of interfering or supplying weapons for the purpose of using them. it gets ukraine naturally. the supply of weapons and the escalation of a conflict and disagreements, as well as the support of one side to the detriment of the other will not lead to peace stability or the end of the conflict is sada. most little throwing mccloud, women, the ukraine crisis is a new event and