u. s. states devastating fire the f. b. i has asked people to come for to help reduce the number of possible casualties. at least 115 or confirm dead after a wildfire destroyed the town of the high. now on mallory new jersey, new military jewelers have ordered frances ambassador to leave. by sunday, the hunter said the expulsion order had been given. as the envoy refused to engage with, coolly, france has rejected the demand saying it doesn't recognize the military government . so sword. pollution leader, alexander lucas. shank goes, says wagner. the mercenaries will stay in his country following the presumed death of their leader. yep. gave me from goshen in a plane crash, because franko says, up to 10000 troops are still in bell, or as they move, they are after wagner is failed. uprising against russian military leaders in june with protests are growing over japan's release of treated nuclear waste water into the pacific ocean. on thursday, the operator of the damage focusing the power plant began pumping water used to co

u. s. states top prosecutor has opened an investigation now into how it will still receive responded to the emergency. and that full from a financial statement basically will be here with your business news in just a moment. and i'll be back in the top of the hour with more international headlines like the much the imagine how many portion of lots of turn out in the world climate change. the story, this is much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to act. i'm going to access the one to know what's going on in roads. now, a group of friends is getting ready for an unforgettable mind. someone is in wiring . this beauty, this is rhodes. now. now is the time for you to book your trip to row rhodes . once you love the new signs of trouble for china's beleaguered real estate market developer at country gardens suspense training on some of its on shore bonds suggesting repayment problems, markets are, are also on the show will hear from the c e o of ryan air says germany's high airport fees are hurting consumers by reducing choice and high temper

u. s. states devastating fire the f b i has asked people on the list who did survive to come forward. at least 115 people are confirmed dead after a wildfire destroyed the town of a high. now on malli, belarus and leader alexander lucas. shank goes, says wagner, group mercenaries will stay in his country following the presumed death of their leader. you've got any pretty corrosion in a plane crash. because shank goes, says, up to $10000.00 troops are still in bell or as they move there after wagner is failed. uprising against russian military leaders back in june with a start. so crowds have been gathering in the us capital to mark the sixty's and over 3 of the march on washington, when a quarter of a 1000000 people demanded equal rights for african americans. civil rights leader, martin luther king made his famous i have a dream speech on the steps of the lincoln memorial. the anniversary comes at a time when many things the rights of african americans are under threat. once again. w, washington correspondent, the stuff on simons is on the lincoln memorial with more on what happened

u. s states devastating fire the f b i has asked people to come forward to help reduce the number of possible casualties. at least a $115.00 are confirmed that after a while far destroyed the time of the hina on. now the batteries indeed are alexander lucas. shanker says mercenaries from the wagner group of state in his country, that's after the presumed death of their leader. you've got any precaution in a plane crash in russia. lucas, shank, a says, up to $10000.00 wagner. troops are still in batteries. they fled there after being offered eggs, all in the wake of precautions, failed musing against russia's military chiefs. in june, shank of sachi intervened to convince precaution to stand down, for it was not responsible for his safe run. you meanwhile, miscellaneous defense minister says they have observed signs of wagner troops with leaving batteries is to be of some future we'll have to be presumed, death of getting pre goes in the future of the wagner group is uncertain. i asked the security analyst to mike martin from king's college in london. what happens now to the wagner immerse and

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u. s. states department saves the ukraine conflict will take center stage r t correspond to lena customer of expands on the the cheap ones. the summit has been the main platform to discuss the global economic trends with the world's major financial players 4 years. however, it's now being turned into a political face off in all of our conversations with allies and partners around the world. and we continue to discuss the war and ukraine. it is always one of the top topics that comes up in all of our conversations. and i have no doubt that will be true as the g 20 ukraine isn't even a member of the dates. one say yes, that ukraine conflict has the effect of global commodities surprises without a doubt. but it's sort of focusing on those financial issues. the west seems more preoccupied with this terminology. the g. 20 finance shapes wasted hours during their last meeting in july, unable to agree on the joint statements because of the push to condemn russell's military operation. some members have tried to remind our account supports that the jeep. 20 is not about politics. the g 20 is an e

u. s. states of florida was storm searches and high wind. moscow violence, revenge is ukraine launch is not just wave of drain strikes deep inside russia. i'm going to see a new list in front of tennis presidential palace where a ceremony is on the way to announce a plan to find the remains of the missing victims of former military dictatorship, the the african union, united nations, and from all condemning yet another minute trico in africa this time and the central african country of gap on present. alibaba is under house arrest and the government has been dissolved. his family has ruled the old rich bought impoverished country for 55 years was jubilation across the country by the deposed president. his asking people to rise up, stephanie decker reports the soonest, as you have enough, as best i believe it was just before 6 am when the ball and look up to this big, glad that you often new thing, irresponsible, unpredictable governance which results and it continues to to ration of social cohesion, the risk of leading the country to close. today, the 13th of august, 2023. in the name o

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he's basically echoing what us secretary of state hillary clinton said last december, the u. s. a g u praise is a quote, really good investment for the united states. they're not asked to be there to fight there. were they freighting it themselves? she said, the former secretary of state, that is really changed. enthusiasts and senator lindsey graham also called the quote, best money we've ever spent referring to the agent that's given under the pretext of helping ukraine to the military industrial complex. he said that earlier this year pointing out, say, well russians design can do better than that. yeah, well you are to and it's not like it's some kind of a video game where you for any ads are shooting at russians from behind the safety of a screen with lindsey graham by clinton and graham, you know, the display had to send americans to fight russians and ukraine, aside from the handful of volunteers who have answer zalinski is called to go play up there campbell fantasies over there on their own. it's, well, that's a political cost would be just absolutely astronomical for th

u. s. equity of state, pretty much eco, those comments siding, the brim example of yemen, but seemingly overlook washington's rule enough crisis which has been called the biggest mountain made disaster in recent times. keep in mind, this initiative never should have been necessary in the 1st place. this only was necessary because of russia's invasion of ukraine and its blockade of ukrainian ports. but the initiative produced concrete demonstrably powerful results in making sure that these food products could continue to get to world markets going to those who needed and young and some families have reported and resorted to boiling leaves to stay alive. they call it salmon food, unless the world ex, bertina facile sounds to them, somalia could all experience famine next year. the argument is that russia pulling out of the d over reveals cruel heartlessness. people are starving and a hazy and a young man, but russia does not care what us officials failed to mention is that supports left open under the deal were being used by you. frightening and forces to setup strikes on crime, mia and o

u. s. department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can insure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority wants to stable incomes and peace. the state development wants confrontation fortunately, the up with the law school that i see in new york, the neutrality is one of the most flexible concepts in international relations. but you can imagine which is why it's so useful, but why it is so inherently different to the difficult to grasp. so that the, the chances we have is bit country subpoenaed with the meaning that is useful to them. and hopefully to, to all this, because i didn't, i didn't, i didn't score it means i'm not taking this type of either of the completely the look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings accept. we're so short or is it conflict with the 1st law? show your mind, anticipation. we should be very careful about visual intelligence at the point, obviously, is to craig trust, rather than to th

u. s. department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can ensure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority was stable. incomes and piece the state development once confrontation . fortunately the up with the law school that i see you are the the the brushes deputy own boy up the un say's key of leadership is pushing us troops into a suicide mission to the use of the western patrons getting the much vaunted country offensive has been a costly the only result of you trade in counter offensive, which even the west admits these tens of thousands of dead ukrainian soldiers and hundreds of units of destroyed expensive western equipment from failing to stabilize needs. here to the stoning of the frames country offensive, we chronicled the recent american foreign policy, but others involving high level officials. exposure has been an article by to the surprise when he.

u. s. department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can ensure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority wants to stay building comes and piece the state development, once confrontation. fortunately though, with the school that i see you are the, the neutrality is one of the most flexible concepts and international relations that you can imagine, which is why it's so useful. but why it is so inherently different to the difficult to grasp so that the chances we have is the country spill it with the meaning that is useful to them. and hopefully to, to all this, because i did, i did, it's called, it means i'm not taking the side of either of the, completely, the, a starting 1983 fishing with my father on the, on that site. that's all exactly the same as a kid. does when it goes out in the lake and the communities present for advantage with the ron real families and allocation for a really long time. my mom was pregnant with me still long lying. and i grew up on long island. i've been having this i

u. s. department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can insure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority, what stable income's end piece. the state development wants confrontation. fortunately, the discovery that i see you are the i'm a film director. i've written many scripts during my career, but i got really curious, cutting the world network collaborate with a human to make a documentary film the brain. you're set up so much with somebody about this. and the volume of shared convergence, this human more than. so it was more list, you know, there's what i don't know, but i would feel what these questions are letting us know if it looks like you still are used to things come up with the positive which look a lot. finally, probably for you really feel pores of literature, sort of by the way we haven't introduced ourselves. i have the strangest feeling we've met somewhere before. the, [000:00:00;00] the neutrality is one of the most complex simple concepts in international relations that you ca

u. s. department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can ensure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority, once stabled, incomes, and peace, the state development, once confrontation. fortunately, the populace that i see the, the, the meaning of the ongoing changes have increased the role of the countries of asia, africa, and latin america in the world system racing a changing order process. defense minister says previously ignored countries are now being heard as moscow. jose conference on global security. the divisions emerged over the new year crisis as a major, central african ruthie lens. it's a 4 to equal was including the threat of intervention on neighboring tab because the latest nation to give it back into the years to authorities versus ministry of defense reveals the unscrupulous biological activities of the united states military play.

u. s. department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can insure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority was stable, incomes and peace. the state development, once confrontation. fortunately though, with the law school that i see you are the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must go back the order is given in human beings, except where such shorter is a conflict with the 1st law show you live in to the patient. we should be very careful about visual intelligence at the point, obviously is to create a trust rather than fit the various job brain with the artificial intelligence we have summoning the theme and the robot must protect this phone. existence was alexis the who is the aggressor today, i'm authorizing the additional strong sites. today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that is constantly growing. i think you chose the seniors just click on anything and we'll see more in the we'll shift for banning

u. s. department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can ensure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority wants to stable incomes and peace. the state development wants confrontation. fortunately, the populace school that i see you are the i'm a film director, i've written many scripts during my career, but i got really curious. cutting the world network collaborate with a human to make a documentary film the printer setup for much. i'm not sure about this. the value of share comergence this your margin. so it was more let's do this. well no, but i would feel what this was the internet and i still go this like, do you feel i used to put in what was the positive about the loss finally probably for you. are you looking for? is it literally sort of, by the way we haven't introduced ourselves? i have the strangest feeling we've met somewhere before the, the new trial. it is one of the most flexible concepts in international relations that you can imagine, which is why it's so useful. but why it is s

u. s. department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can insure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority was stable, incomes and peace. the state development, once confrontation. fortunately, the public school, the last bill that i see you are the i'm a film director, i've written many scripts during my career, but i thought really curious, couldn't the world network collaborate with a human to make a documentary film the brain, you're set up so much i'm not sure about this because i look share comergence this your more than showing was more list. you know, this is what i don't know, but i would feel with exclusive internet. no sofa was like, do you feel i used to play scramble with the positive about look a lot. finally, probably for you looking for is the literature sort of by the way we haven't introduced ourselves. i have the strangest feeling we've met somewhere before. the neutrality is one of the most flexible concepts and international relations that you can imagine, which is why it's s

u. s. department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can ensure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority wants to stable incomes and piece the state development, once confrontation. fortunately, the up with the law school that i see the the, the, the say aggression is launched against this will not be an easy ride to some people think it is. they will be off the gauge of $26000000.00 new sherry and new jersey military authorities. warren of a tough rips phones, if the echo was group of west african nations takes up arms against the concrete. maintaining the flow, serbia will help hungry increase russian gas deliveries by the turkish dream pipeline frame stops. it's from 0 to 0. so say it's 100 weeks for an administrator with no, just the 2 days to go until the curtain raises all this years. brick summit, final prep are underway and decide how.

u. s. military, but i can tell you this. the u. s. military exist to protect the united states and by being the highest level of readiness which every other army in the world 6 to emulate. you know, we have deterred russia, china and others from ever attacking the united states. that's our principal purpose, the power we perfect, you know, of course not. right? so you thing, and you thought about this when you will come minding general, come 100 of us army in europe, the china and the russia wanted to invade, invade the united states, or allies w at tech. maybe you didn't, you didn't seriously think the rest of your china wanted to invade the united states. i know you're not listening because you don't want to russia. we know the soviet union, we know had plans to attack european countries. they did a tag. you're being countries that were as in eastern europe and they, we know they had plans to attack with, i'm sure i'm talking after the full of the soviet union panel and expenditures going out obviously after us support for the majority and in afghanistan, which moved into the

u. s. has more wind and solar energy plans and projects in the so called lone star state. so far so good bucks is about what makes texas interesting is 95 percent of the land in texas is privately owned. 83 percent of that land is work in the past. those one are true areas. landscapes go huge privately own farms and cattle ranches for which texas is also famous for gave way for more and more equally massive wind turbine and solar panel projects all over the state. but that's no more. this is michael tickets were meeting the grandson of american business mag 90 boom. picking saved. it's texas just east of south. michael is active in a group of land owners who post a renewable energy project in the county. he's taking us on a little tour to show us that a massive solar farm here is a bad idea, mostly whitland and densely forest and area. the impact on the environment of the bio and the coast system here is devastating. yeah, it's a business, it's capitalism. and it's maximizing profit, but you know, for us that live over here. you know, what, 4th, 5th generation texan, i'm u

due to the ongoing legalize ation and marijuana at the state level. in the u. s. this has forced organized crime groups in mexico to adapt and look for new markets. instead of smuggling to california are arizona smugglers now turn to texas as they have not legalized marijuana yet. over a $179000.00 pounds of marijuana was seized last year along the southern border of texas. as through texas, transport groups then have convenient pathways to all of the southern states. drive traffic in groups have also expanded into the rapidly growing synthetic drug market in order to recruit their losses brought on by marijuana legalization. in asia, kansas is still listed as a category to narcotic in many countries. and in taiwan, those found guilty of possession could face a maximum penalty of 3 years in prison. but this hasn't stopped smugglers from bringing it into the country. in march authorities carried out the largest ever marijuana bustin taiwan, confiscating more than $4000.00 plans with a market value of over $41000000.00. the more and more taiwan is calling for a chan

u. s. is the largest producer of marijuana in the world. 26 states in the us have legalized or de criminalize the drugs, but nevertheless, the use fail and possession of marijuana is still illegal under federal law. and thus for business owners, this makes it extremely difficult to operate as they are denied basic banking services and even credit alone expenses to expand their business. today, marijuana or the so called incredible herb of wisdom is making its way all across asia. asian nations are now trying to change the narrative around this medicinal plant. in particular, they're focused on the hem strain, which is a strain of cannabis with eva with low t h. the contents below point 3 percent. countries such as china, canada, france, sheila's south korea echoed are cray show, the czech republic and russia are some of the biggest producers now. the global health industry is expected to reach $26600000000.00 by 2025, up from smith point $6000000000.00 in 20. 20. china is a regional power house and the have market meeting. cultivation processing, manufacturing and exporting india and south ko

u. s. is the largest producer of marijuana in the world. 26 states in the us have legalized or the criminalize the drugs, but never the less the use fail and possession of marijuana is still illegal under federal law. and thus for business owners, this makes it extremely difficult to operate as they are denied basic banking services and even credit and loan expansions to expand their business. today, marijuana or the so called incredible herb of wisdom is making its way all across asia. asian nations are now trying to change the narrative around this medicinal plant. in particular, they're focused on the hem strain, which is a strain of cannabis, a tivo, with low th, the content below point 3 percent. countries such as china, canada, france, she lives, south korea, eco dog corporation, the check republic and russia are some of the biggest producers. now. the global health industry is expected to reach $26600000000.00 by 2025, up from $4600000000.00 in 20. 20. china is a regional power house in the head market meeting, cultivation processing, manufacturing, and exporting india and south korea a

will guarantee the project with up to 5000000000 euros in line with new e u roles that losing states subsidies for chip projects. a t s m c says the new facility recreate around 2000 jobs. construction will begin in the 2nd half of 2024, with production slated to begin in 2027. right. bill erickson is a senior fellow at the center for european policy analysis. he joins us from finland, they'll walk into the show to help us put the steel into perspective. how important is such a foundry for germany to so i think it is very important and their big questions around the giving of so much subsidies to build these boundaries. this is not the 1st one. intel is also building a foundry for multiple billions of yours, and a lot of that money is coming from the german government. so there's a big question of, of whether state money should be going to build these boundaries which are, are building not, perhaps what your needs most, which are, these are the most advanced semi conductors. you're probably needs less semi conductor expertise, or, or the most advanced ones. but more for the car industry and so forth, the basic chips a

he was charged in 2015 for having relations with the hostile states . the u. s. government has been negotiating for the release and accuses around, holding them hostage with the president of uganda is denouncing the world bank for refusing new loans because of legislation which outlaws same sex relationships. you wary mas vinny is vowing to find alternative sources of critters. the world bank says the n t l g b t to little past and may, contradicts the banks values. katherine sort has more from nairobi. a presidential wireless 70 has issued a statement, a very heavily wooded statement about this. the suspension of was bank loans and he says that says the country will continue developing. we've always out those loans in part, the statement that you've gone to was not the cost is to abandon the our principles and sovereignty using money. and this is, this is to do with this on the good news, the reason he passed as they criminalized homosexuality. and this has been very, very controversial. the president has been talking about it and the president said that the la

state. what did you find out as well? that's right. the u. s. has made of dealing with food in security part of its platform at the un security council this month. and on thursday, the secretary of state was in new york to help kick off this initiative. one of the plans that blink and talked about on thursday as well as on monday, was a vision for adaptive crops and soil program to help countries, particularly in sub saharan africa, improve their agricultural sector, especially in the light of climate change and the impact that it has had on the agricultural sector in so many countries from the heart of africa and the east, across to west africa and to the south towards south africa. this is something that will help countries in the us is our eyes actually developed more autonomy and more resilience so that their citizens are not going without adequate food stores. the secretary also noted that the us is making more money, hundreds of millions of dollars more available right now to help countries obtain food supplies for their citizens. because t

u, i'm positive, the physical and the bias representation. also, i had bricks and the seo are proper international coverage. and they will help in the state against the u. s. as in general, your time to try to bureaus presence the consumer refuses to serve less than the interest i was doing on the move on tools. a lot of people on the progress of high courses, buttons, a 3 year corruption sentence against pull up prime minister and long con to keep him in custody of the students. i've had come vain today for the dates as well. new bound of, i'm not allow me and this is obviously international. the russian imagery has a repelled adroitness. fac, on i'm add port in the northwest, and cisco region relatively near the borders of the baltic states of lexia and a store near us. according to the local governor, this and verified for the is a said to be on the off them are off of the incident with clouds of slow moving into the sky is over. the beach and capital slides are currently being restricted in that area. the scale of the damage is being assessed, and according to the liberal information, the window casualties, the to send my wife has someone, a you of a

today we have a new statue to represent our state in the u. s. capital.oke barriers, created opportunities for others, in captivated the attention of the world with her adventuresome spirit. kansas's amelia earhart. with dwight d. eisenhower, and now amelia earhart, kansas officially has two of the most iconic and recognizable american heroes, representing any state and the united states capitol. i thank just a few people in the room who made this happen. jackie, --, karen seabird, and read burger with the acheson amelia earheart foundation. thank you for never giving up. [applause] thank you for never giving up, perhaps amelia was your role model. amelia's ambition and spirit of adventure, that took her around the world, was built on a foundational upbringing in acheson. it is fitting today that the foundation on which she stands is from limestone, from the flint hills of kansas. between two and 3 million people from around the world will visit the u.s. capitol every year, and it's our hope that with the statue of amelia earheart, it will encourage other

u. s. u and some of its neighbors. now, former heads of state of appeal to echo was to lift the restrictions setting, they could have catastrophic consequences for they knew jerry and people who heard from locals, who said the country is driving for independence. natalie to liberty them about this situation, forces us to be energy, a ton of most one to move towards energy autonomy only struggle can liberate us and have a know me that's as well trained, well grounded and disciplined we the people of needs here are not leaving an echo was to the west african economic and monetary union were ready to us. you more responsibilities, ready to suffer the consequences of what will happen. because then we have to adapt as we are an independent people, and we aspire to total independence. this is the moment to make a sacrifice, even if it affects our lives, to adapt to the situation. france benefits from niger if we refer to history for bulbs that a 5 and france are produced with uranium from niger. we have the support of brotherly countries such as malia

u. s. and ukraine in the united states having that kind of debt, it does and refusing, obviously to cancel its own. yeah, it's, i mean, i'll give you the treasury bill. ahold is overseas, me, cancel the debt and the different way as well. i didn't want to draw parallels in the book of the class of antiquity. i just wanted to let the documentation speak for itself and let the historians speak for themselves. but as you read the book, you'll see that the bites over death and over land ownership and taxation, and how predatory the worlds they tend to behave when they're an oligarchy you'll, you can't help but say that all of this is happening uh, in the west today and the reason that i spent years writing the 1st volume of this and we're giving them their debts all about the origins of interest bearing death in mesopotamia, was the show that it doesn't have to be this way that society's been a. busy for thousands of years to deal with that in a way that didn't destroy the economy. because when that stuff took so large that many people would be in poverty sunday the lose their freedom and thei