u. s. as for the democrats, these are the u. s. s. will take if you take a look at the list of those invited to the 1st summit for democracy. so then there are a number of interesting country is that the u. s. never considered to be a democratic state nevertheless. so and leah, this revolutionary. so team that convenes sir, for marshall. and the summit for democracy seeks to introduce some kind of a draft decision. was that who had developed on this philosophy of her talk was his versus democracies, and that would put it into practice according to our data resources. and what was the plot is as follows. these democracies will shape their demands for ta, chris's role. they will shape their own fright for mom growth model and or they will help her. the, you know, people in the autocratic countries and the autocratic governments are suppressing these people and these autocratic countries a couple of years ago. i wouldn't even believe that little to give themselves, basically the rise that they want to get when they promote via the un entities

u. s. factor will the u. s. defense taiwan, or will they help taiwan and withers than escalate in a, a real pacific war. so i think in are there lot of variables still on the table, but it's clear that she's in ping once taiwan to back in chinese fold. and i wouldn't doubt that an intention, no point. he makes it very clear. however, there are very many variables as you mentioned, and also very dubious or, or confusing discourses, even in china when it comes to the use of force. jim, it is always mentioned, but it is always mentioned that they don't want to do. i think them as we are know that is hard to get like so the opinion polls phrase upon chinese public how much people are actually supporting to take over town by force and how much not. but look at the sentiments from people and i think it's, it's similar but, but like russia, you know, they could, when, when something turn only happens and how i is always a very good excuse to unites sort of on a national level. and i think a 11 article recently publish

you will see a massive decline in the u. s. g d, p in the u. s. economy as a whole, and it may be left with this box. you get the big multinational corporate that don't pay any tax which will hit the bottom line on the united states service b i r s that will not be able to collect as much money as it's collecting right now, which will just completely and utterly cause the us to keep spiraling out of control for more money because they'll have a deficit on the amount of collecting businesses is they. small business is what exists in china. the economy is complete enough. the plans by, by the, the central bank of china now the central by could, china, does not sit in the capital basing. it sits in china financial sense, shanghai. and they say that they've become the fiscal policy and they cover the policy. not just in the morning with a policy that may have been built one yet 5 to 10 years or even 20 years before. so i think china only stands to width and the u. s. the more you know, in my opinion, opening the goal for china to just hit, not penalty,

u. s. capital to discuss the so called inflation reduction act on monday. and as the u. s. com, that's been the act, the u. s. congress passed last year. now during their trip will be talking to you as treasury secretary, janet yelling about the the law, which includes $370000000000.00 and subsidies to promote green manufacturing jobs in the u. s. but excludes many of washington's closest partners. the ear fears that this will pull kit, kate green tech companies, away from europe when president biden pledge to invest $370000000000.00 in green energy jobs at home. companies took note, including some abroad like germany's becker robotics. the dillman based business makes cable packages used on car production lines. it's c e o says the u. s. subsidies are enticing enough to consider expanding its business over there. rather than in the u. olds on with amos is for us on her printers. this comes as a relief on some things in germany. take a long time or simply made difficult by bureaucracy, remarked less bureaucracy, lower energy prices, an abundance of well trained technical staff. some of the reasons european companies consider expanding or moving operations to the

u. s. to engage with you concerns the europeans fear, the u. s. is new inflation reduction act will distort the trans atlantic market with its $370000000000.00 and subsidies aimed at companies producing in the us or from countries with a free trade agreement with the country. or chris yonder is a faction leader in the german parliament and was part of that u. s. visit. he spoke to my colleague michelle a curve now about his impressions. so the german and french trade ministers were here and we heard a state of the union speech that sounded very america fast or these tough times for europe to get some kind of compromise from the american. i mean, that's where we are here as germans, the road hug was here. i'm here yesterday and today and we need more talks, i guess, cuz i think we should tighten our balance really because so we're already tied together with the nato alliance and we have both economic goals on both sides of the atlantics and a thing we should more talk about free trade and even a trade union in the future. so where will the resolution over this tension of the ira be m

u. s. actually does, of course, i think president ortega understands that you can't ever really, truly negotiate with the u. s. we saw that with the iran nuclear deal. the u. s. will always violate it side of the agreement. but it is a sign that the nicaraguan government is willing to make some compromises. if the u . s. is willing to lift some of these illegal sanctions that continue to hurt the nicaraguan economy and many, thanks for breaking all that don, frist this are always good to see on the program independent journalist, ben norton life on our team. thanks for having me. washington's and 9 slums to ease sanctions on syria, the mid mounting pressure over aid flow to the earth. quick stricken country being hampered by the restrictions. the us treasury department issued a license authorizing any aid related transactions for the next 180 days. however, it excludes syrian officials who remain on this sanctions lift essentially the government, back in 2012, the american president barack obama nines. the u. s. would formerly recognize this syrian opposition coalition, so named rather than the official assad leg government, which is in control of most of the coun

u. s. military will have access to. busy or moline, as you mention, we know now that there are 4 additional philippine military bases, that the u. s. will have access to the u. s. military already has access to 5 different military bases across the philippines. under the enhanced defense corporation agreement, which was signed back in 2014, under the administration of former president min ignore aquino, the 3rd, the joint statement by the u. s. and philippines defense ministries, a state that the u. s. has invested around $82000000.00 in these 5 locations where they have, they have had access to 4 years. and so they are committing to investing in these additional locations. we don't know yet where these 4 additional locations are going to be. but we might find out during the presser between r u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin and philippine defense secretary currently to gov is junior. that's happening in a couple of hours from now. we do know that there have been pock sir, that possible 2 locations are going to be in the northern philippines, close to taiwan. and so if that is true, that would give a strategic advantage to the

u. s. has been imposing its policies and imperialist ambitions around the world. it's not very difficult to understand that the u. s. is a u. s. is basically fearing that it will lose its growth on the region and on other nations and. and as i said, these exterior territorial sanctions are means to kind of give a lesson to any country that there's to stand against the u. s. is the extra territory all coercive measures and sanctions. so the u. s. is very worried that, for example, other countries would tend to deal with iran with russia, china, that the u. s. c's ads as it rivals around the world. but at the same time, i mean, you can see that, for example, european countries did not, did not stand to usaa and of course of measures and even a accepted that their own citizens would be dealing with the economy could difficulties when it came to the sanctions on impose on russia and iran, and they refused to deal with iran and russia directly even though those policies that they adopted. 2 given to u. s. s. and sanctions of, or on 3rd countries have been hurting or during citizens and both in european countries or in those 3rd countries and, and iran to yeah, that

s s u v and the like. we will find out right now. welcome to read the entry level audi q e tron is powered by a $250.00 q la moda. while the s q a sport that version we tested, gets plenty of grunts from. it's $370.00 kilowatt motor. a general driving impression in the q i'd e tron is really smooth than i mean, audi cannot afford to do mistakes in this car because this is the flagship model. so you have to be smooth, but it also asked to be quite sporty since we're driving the asp version. that also features a lot of power. and you will want to feel that when you're driving and. busy if you wanted to accelerate really good and you want to have a very nice handling and the car features all of this what i especially like is the fact that it is very silent on the interior. of course, i can only compare it with what i remember, but the q s s u, v was not any more silent, neither was land rover's rangel. what i do have to admit though, is that the e q s s t v and the land rover range rover felt a little more spacious right here. you feel comfortable that it's not like you would miss space, but it could be a little more spacious.

u. s. he did what the u. s. wanted this will you also said clearly and yes, if it were not negotiations between russia and ukraine, but with, let's say the west in the, in the next door. and the west didn't want to end this war because the west was we can rush and therefore they need this a fighting in ukraine. there were no serious intention from the west for any peace negotiations since the start of the warrant on less than 2014. we note from the risk agreement and that this was just in attempt to buy time for ukraine as melton onset and boss johnson. i called to minsk agreement and mutation of to boot diplomacy and we'll see the same now after this collision of the conflict nearly one year ago when the rest. by the words of bennet, are stopped or ukraine from negotiate negotiating anything with russia. when on the latest developments on the ukraine conflicts, i think russian defense ministry has released a statement warning of a possible ukranian folk flag operation, which involves a plot to blow up medical facilities. and th

u. s. and the philippines. but 2 months from now, we will be seeing the largest iteration of follicles on joint philippine u. s. military exercises would, over 16000 forces from both the philippine and the u. s. participating earlier. also secretary austin miti with president for i didn't mark as junior. he is the 3rd high ranking high ranking u. s. official to visit the philippines since president marcos assume leadership. in june 2022 1000000 and barnaby defense secretary lloyd austin's visit to the region. it's prompted a dramatic reaction as annette from north korea. that's right. molina took there awesome did swing by south korea before he landed in the philippines on tuesday evening. and there he met with his counterpart to south korea defense minister, and they agreed to bolster defense corporation in the face of increased provocations from north korea. north korea has been launching a record number of missile tests in the past year, and are also indications that it is re opening a new a nuclear test site. and so the 2 sites have agreed that the u. s. would deploy more assets, including aircraft carrier

s s u, v and the like? we will find out right now. welcome to read the entry level audi q e tron is powered by a $250.00 kilowatt motor. while the s q a sport back version we tested, gets plenty of grunt from it's 370 kilowatt motor. the general driving impression in the q i'd. e tron is a really smooth van. i mean, audi cannot afford to do mistakes in this car because this is the flagship model. so you have to be smooth, but it also asked to be quite sporty since we're driving s version that also features a lot of power. and you will want to feel that when you're driving and curves, you want it to accelerate. really do it. and you want to have a very nice handling and the car features all of this. what i especially like is the fact that it is very silent on the interior. of course, i can only compare it with what i remember, but the q s s u, v was not any more silent, neither was land rover's range rover. what i do have to admit though, is that the e q s s u, v, and the land rover range rover felt a little more spacious right here. you feel comfortable that it's not like you would miss space, but it could be a little more spaciou

u. s. sovereignty. now the u. s. president going a step further saying, once again, we want to compete with china. we do not want there to be any confrontation, but the u. s. will not tolerate any further sort of infringement on u. s. a sovereignty such as the chinese spy balloon incident air. once again, the future and so that was the other clear message sent by joe biden. all right, well thank you very much. kimberly hawk, it will bring you more on the us quite last week and that is asked has affected an area almost the size of percent. millions of people have been displaced, thousands anality in camps completely dependent on aid. i said, beg, visits, had one camp and the southern tucker city of a demon. oh, me, a moment of happiness and play amid the destruction they've written with these children now live in the captain of the yeoman in southeastern tortilla, and not being helped by volunteers. we came here to provide psychological 1st stay to the children and to help them returned to the normality of life. our i missed to make the children laugh because we say if one child laughs, the whole world laughs with more than 5000 people live here. providing food,

u. s. defense secretary confirming that the u . s. a. nato allies will back ukraine in the long term. all, all the nato allies on the same page here. well, i think that all allies are on the same page when it comes to their promise to support ukraine as long as it takes support that secretary austin described as unshakable and enduring. and the u. s. is of course the main donor of weapons to ukraine with you as administration announcing just last months. and you package of military assistance with long range missiles, the ammunition and other weapons worth 2000000000. you asked to lars. but of course, there are other nations allies that are a bit more restrained. for instance, for germany agenda german it, germany took its time to decide whether they are willing and ready to deploy a leopard, 2 tanks to ukraine. and actually, there has been some discord between germany and poland, for instance, with the polish government criticizing germany for doing to little and to late. and the german government saying that this criticism is not justified. but in german old town terms, we have to sa

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u. s. coast guard ships on the scene. they planned to use u. s. navy divers at unmanned submersible to bring it to the surface in the next few days. and then the u. s. will decide if they want to publicly and the debate offering proof of what this was. it's still an open debate is huge. balloon was in fact of following the air streams of the area and that it has attracted it is not loitering over a montana rashad off the eastern seaboard. so at this juncture, this idea that this is somehow a spy ship that was deliberately sent by china seems a little bit far fetched. but you, as analysts say, the fact that they believe a similar balloon is traveling latin america makes this theory more likely. so 1st of all, i believe the chinese statement, sergeant solicitous. i do believe that it was just a weather balloon loan. of course it would be quite a coincidence if we have this loon going into u. s. air space, while apparently there's another one of processing latin america a simultaneously infringing upon other countries here space another strain in an already frayed relationship which was supposed to take steps toward improvement on saturday. instead taking a

u. s . stay open and also that this visit will indeed happen. or mostly also because they don't want to prevent the plant in or an export controls by the u. s. they want intact trade relations with the u. s. et cetera. and they want to de escalate things. but on the other hand, the rhetoric here from beijing is, you know, very strong, it's very confrontational, i would say. and it doesn't really, you know, facilitate things when you want to have constructive talks for a future visit by blinking, mixed messages coming there. how would you describe relations between the us and china right now by the where the bigger picture is set and they are at a record low and a since probably several decades. but recently there was actually a good vendor of opportunity. both sides had some modest hopes of a diplomatic reset, but now this is completely shattered by this spy balloon incident that has poisoned atmosphere. and there's also another diplomatic threat other, or kevin mccarthy versus speaker of the u. s. her house of representatives has already voice expressed to a visit tavern in the future. and of course, we know how tight are china will respect,

u. s. president says he will be speaking to china's president, she in his words, to get to the bottom of this. what he does say though, is that the u. s. will continue to engage with china. what the united states wants . he says is competition, not conflict. that's why us diplomats will continue conversations with china in order to further that relationship. the u. s. has condemned israel's decision to expand a legal settlement activity in the occupied westbank. white house press secretary carrine jean pierre says the move creates facts on the ground that on the mine a 2 state solution. we are deeply dismayed by israelis announcement that they will advance thousands of new settlements and retroactively legalized 9 outposts in the west bank that were that were until now illegal under is really law. the united states strongly opposes these unilateral measures which, which exacerbates tension, harm trust between the parties and undermine the geographic viability of the 2 states which solution. during this, his recent trip to israel secretary blinking was clear that all parties should refrain from actions that heightened tensions and take

will be from the u. s. president there. so i think the message is going to be, again, this is the message he keeps hammering home, that the u. s. is standing behind ukraine and will continue to stand behind ukraine and that its allies continue to do so as well. it was very important for president biden, at least according to white house, to come back to poland, where he spoke essentially a month after the war had broken out at where he spoke about the u. s. as a, the importance of the u. s. a support for ukraine and importance of polish support for all of the u. s. as allies to stand together. and i think that's something we're going to hear again, another important message that we can expect to hear from president biden, to something he said last year in a speech in poland again, which is that this is not award that will last month or even perhaps a year and we have to be ready to be in this for the long haul. as we look at these live pictures here, and i'm expecting that door probably to open papa. right? yeah. last time, you know, at any moment, but you asked how important this trip is for president by what's important on s

u. s. counterparts. anton a blank and n a, the u. s. and ounce, that they will be sending an emergency aid of a $85000000.00. the e u commission is preparing for a donation conference for trickier and syria victims as so every are all countries, including the nato, are helping to care. but as i said, the scale of this earthquake is very large, and it's will take a long time for to get it to cure these wounds. of course, selim cassie ali there with all the latest for us from the disaster and emergency management authority in ankara. thank you so much. sannin was we mentioned earlier, 6 trucks carrying 8 suppliers from the united nations have now moved through one of the main border crossings from took here into northern syria. it's the 1st convoy to re, to rebel held areas of syria since these devastating earthquakes. madame has been the 1st you and plucks loaded with 8 supplies left for syria through the babylon hoa crossing on thursday. the destined for residence, liberty, health areas. the supplies can't come soon enough. why? honestly, it is the 1st response

u. s. government nor ad is monitoring this closely. and we will continue to review how close was the u. s. to ordering a was the present ordering a shoot down of the balloon? yeah, so again, i'm not going to get into discussions, internal discussions within the white house again. right now we assess that there is no threat physical threat or military threats, people on the ground. so we're continuing to monitor, you know, then we'll just leave it at that. thank you. we go to genie and they'll go to real . thanks janet her we're come to home. i have a 2 cases, comma ok in response to say could have totally osteen reason to do the marks that the more u. s. is started, the assets will come to this. i was korea, north korea wanda, all was stronger, provocations in the near future. what is your comment on the? i'm was certainly not surprising, given north korea's track record of making bellicose statements. again, what we're focused on is on preserving peace. security is to police in listening there to a media briefing at the pentagon in the u. s. or general patrick right at the pentagon spoke

u. s. and his vassal forces. this is a vivid expression of the u. s. dangerous scenario, which will result in turning the korean peninsula into a huge war arsenal in a more critical word zone. so north korea say that they will respond in time to any military maneuvering by the us and to south korea, including the possibility of using nuclear weapons if necessary. tom. okay, thanks very much. barnaby that has been below for us and manila hello 10 people have been killed in the town of bull. who near gone is north east and border local media reporting that violence began early on tuesday with sporadic a gunfire heard on the streets. there's been ongoing violence around the town since the end of 2021. the fighting has climbed hundreds of lives. we're talking of justice now. this is not the 1st time we are talking of military. they have killed a, an 18 year old girl, killed him on some guy killed a woman last month. the boy ran into mapped and killed. we have evidence and we want this clear evidence for that. well, to see when these are the dead line is by yet what we want to ask if we

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u. s. are directed against the russian federation. moscow will take this into account. it is unacceptable that the u. s. has started to reshape the world order only to suit itself. in the last year that parisha nuclear plant in ukraine, which is the largest in europe, has come close to nuclear disaster. and the possibility of nuclear weapons being used, if the war escalates has been widely reported. immune is, there's no steady quote change and acknowledging the end of the war. all those gathered at the conference center incentive. moscow stood in silence to commemorate russian service people who died put in announced a special fund to assist the family, the soldiers and veterans rush. i will do whatever it takes to win the message from a defiant president put in was to assure his people what you're hearing from the rest. untrue, according to him, the rest has been unable to isolate russia if he did military, our records economy. but as the bar drags past the one year mark, there is no denying that the people are beginning to feel the impact summer media with others era. moscow on nato, secretary gener

u. s. administration has underlined for a while. the question remains what the says exactly. mean, will the united states and will the administration here centered jets to ukraine, m u. s. officials keep saying the help is evolving because the war in ukraine is evolving, but no one really talks about the red line. where is the limit? president biden definitely made it look to day as an unconditional limit or support without limits are for as long as it takes and for as long as it's necessary. okay, carolina biden also addressed the russian people directly, as we heard in not report how much of that was a response to what cretan had to say earlier. that was, without a doubt, a speech responding to put north wilton falsely accused. during his speech, the west of as starting the war and attempted to realign russia, putting it alongside china and the developing world a few hours later by the address, russia and pollutant, saying a prudent try to, to starve the word blocking the ports in the black sea to stop ukraine from exporting its grain as to the global south of the food to the goal was how of, and specifically to africa. so both leaders address the war, both accused e

u. s. chains. walmart and home depot have both offered cautious. forecasts for the year ahead sank, price rise as a hitting some consumers. wilmot is the u. s. is biggest private employer. will st stocks tumbled on tuesday as news of inflation precious raised invest a fears that the federal reserve might need to take a more hawkish approach interest rates hikes. set him on this, that is crossed to the new york stock exchange, speak to teddy austro correspondent that teddy. so what exactly have we been hearing from walmart and have deaf oval, home depot of you said well, what we're looking at is the, in these annual projections is that home depot, wal mart, these retail giants believe that the macro situation here in the united states is going to decline that inflation is going to continue to hit americans wallets. and of course those sales are going to come down. now wal mart earnings did better than expected, but they seem to be still their consumers are getting hit by inflation. we're seeing sales down and in things like apparel and home goods, but it is a bargain retailer, right. americans are buying their groceries at wal mart. now at home depot, we're seeing that a decl

u. s. military did a few days ago by shooting down an innocent, ominous as the u. s. military characterized this issue, ah airship, for example, from the air. then china will be fully justified to shoot and shoot and shoot again and again and again. but what, what the consequences, china in the united states will be on the wall with each other, who will benefit neither the chinese people nor the american but america keep them cool about in the china and he's local, it keeps talking about that. we just had this, this american military guy, a mini hand is commander just a week or so ago who addressed his troops in america and said, get ready for war with china by 2025. so i le, admittedly, i understand it when i speak the chinese officials, they always say we're not a threat. we're not a threat to america. but american officials are constantly saying china is a threat to america. and i just briefly, mr. gout, just briefly bear with me here that the whole spy balloon going over america. i mean, he was really turned into a hollywood production on the see on the see an in network and fox news. i mean, they turn this into like an nfl football game about who's go