a lot of people know what u. s. t t, b u. s. these stable coins are so as that happens, it's going to remove that level of power that they have. and that whole hedge of money that they have over controlling the financial system, including sanctions, right? at the end of the day, right now, there's nothing inhibiting me in russia, sending money to my friend in the u. s. using crypto currencies, specifically stable coins. if i want to, they can't stop me, they can't track it and they can't control it. today marks the 20th anniversary of the un security council meeting when the head of the united nations monitoring mission at the time stated that there were no traces of weapons of mass destruction in iraq. however, this didn't stop the u. s, which used the presence of w m. d. 's as a pretext for attacking the middle eastern country back in 2003. here's our special coverage of the one of the deadliest wars in the 21st century. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq,

u. s. c. u. s. t. a record record level of the lion's share belongs to oil and coal, and fertilizers, and the metal supplies from russia. indian exports are still far behind. that is true. we're working in 10 in 10 sleep to balance it. it's important that there is a wide spread interest from private sector, a regional business, a small and medium scale business is getting more active. the tourists flow to india shows promising dynamics, and there's increasing so the scope of opportunities for india to expand its presence in the russian market that has increased dramatically in almost all segments of industry. and it would be wise for the indian business to make use of friday marks the 15th of declaration of independence from serbia. back then, no referendum was held. the subs living land, protesting the decision belgrade, denouncing it as illegal. but declaration and separatist movement could be gained. weiss was support from western powers. is how people who live through those of us describe their fee

in this case, u. s. t, tara stable wednesday unpaid to the price of $1.00 us dollar. and unlike other stable coins that have $1.00 in the bank for every crypto token, this token was supposed to be the centralized meeting. there was a quote unquote algorithm that kept it at $1.00, but we see for the store is going, the algorithm did not work. so $40000000000.00 went to virtually nothing in just a couple of days. back in 2022 about a year ago. this next month, a just a link is that normally enough to get the c c involved. so was they saying that the quote is done wrong and the telephone the wrong? yeah, so it's not as simple as just like a business failing, even though i'm terrified labs and no one will tell you that's the case. but like you said on the s c. c, content that tara form and joke, one committed securities fraud and they had a lot of pretty big claims in this complaint that they filed against tara form and joke on. so 1st off, they say that con himself personally cashed out funds that belong to the ecosystem . millions of dollars to personal accounts, they s

u. s. c. u s. t. a record record level. for the lion's share belongs to oil and coal, and fertilizers, and the metal supplies from russia. indian exports are still far behind. that is true. we're working in 10 in 10 sleet to balance it. it's important that there is a wide spread interest from private sector, a regional business, a small and medium scale business is getting more active. the tourists flow to india shows promising dynamics, and there's increasing ok. so the, the scope of opportunities for india to expand its presence in the russian market has increased dramatically in almost all segments of industry. and it would be wise for the indian business to make use of them. meanwhile, at western sanctions have led moscow to look east relations between russia and china are on the rise as gas exports to beijing, more than doubled last year, up to nearly $4000000000.00. ultimately keeping moscow right at the top of the list of china's energy partners. now, the new prospects for the russian energy sector is something that

u. s. c, u s. t. a record record level of the lion's share belongs to oil and coal and fertilizers and the metal supplies from russia. indian exports are still far behind. that is true. we're working in 10 in 10 sleep to balance it. it's important that there is a wide spread interest from private sector, a regional business, a small and medium scale business is getting more active. the tourists flow through india shows promising dynamics and is increasing so the scope of opportunities for india to expand its presence in the russian market. it has increased dramatically in almost all segments of industry. and it would be wise for the indian business to make use of them. the officials now to the african cars at south africa's mining industry has been struggling with corruption, administrative barriers. i'm a lack of new exploration limiting is development. as all his carroll and tattler reports, it is the bedrock on which modern day life in 1000 tip of africa is built. faith with a discovery of diamonds

and that remains in the u. s. t v interest s t v l f would have held on to the territory that they had there, because the president of entry cleans that. it would have been any nie elation on the battlefield if it was not. but of course, this was not the 1st time we hear these things. foreign minister of eritrea made similar claims last year, claiming that the united states had been supporting the t l. f. for over 20 years. he says that they've been doing it to de, stabilize the region and to their own interest as well. and this was not only that because he claims that they were worried about the disarmament of the tv left and what it could mean. now part of the deal is the fact that the deal that we're find here in pretoria is the fact that they've gotta be a gradual this amendment of the t l f. and they've got to be handing over of armory and all kinds of machinery that could start a conflict all a wall. and therein lies some of the loopholes that you will find in the deal. and the deal was particularly peculiar b

they went to violence, is custodian, which is the 3rd party that holds the dollars that back the b u. s. t. and that, that holds these dollars and said to them, look, stop mincing them. you're not allowed to any more because we suspect that b u. s. d is a security and therefore unregulated and we need to regulate it. but it's a suspicion, it's not a charge, but they still managed to effectively shut it down. and what do you think the u. s . government is so interest in controlling stable coins and the crypto currency market in general. well, i think you have to go back to the inception of crypto currency nicky. so most famous crypt currencies, arguably bitcoin. i think we've got a big, big coin be probably on a screen behind the somewhere. so say bit could if you read the initial white paper that was written, which would explain what it's about. but so that means it was designed to really distance immediate and to create an alternative way of transacting outside of the centralized control. the governments have a financial system. and if we, if we take the government that really has the mos

it was an important victory and the beginning of the u. s. t. a civil rights movement under the leadership of martin luther king . the charismatic speaker defended rosa parks, refusal and promoted civil disobedience as a means of combating segregation in the southern states. the civil rights movement achieved its goals with the abolition of racial segregation and the right to vote for the south's black population. different times, some might say, but aren't these precisely the role models of the more recent protest movements, whether it's the anti nuclear movement or occupy wall street, it's all about non violent protest. but how does traffic obstruction fit into the picture? because your hands was down, the road blockades are part of the standard to box for civil disobedience east account. unless even germany's federal constitutional court has recognized that something like walking a highway falls under the freedom of assembly school district. thank this point has been a bit lost and the ongoing discussion that assemblies and democratic protest

it was an important victory and the beginning of the u. s. t. a civil rights movement under the leadership of martin luther king . the charismatic speaker defended rosa parks, refusal and promoted civil disobedience as a means of combating segregation in the southern states. the civil rights movement achieved its goals with the abolition of racial segregation and the right to vote for the south's black population. different times some might say, but aren't these precisely the role models of the more recent protest movements, whether it's the anti nuclear movement or occupy wall street, it's all about non violent protest. but how does traffic obstruction fit into the picture? because yeah, handsome fella, road blockades are part of the standard to box for civil disobedience east account . unless even germany's federal constitutional court has recognized that something like walking a highway falls under the freedom of assembly district. thank this point has been a bit lost and the ongoing discussion that assemblies and democratic protests will alw

suspension of the treaty can be reversed according to the russian foreign ministry. moscow says the u. s. t escalation and it's aggressive stance. would quote, create the conditions for the pact to fully function. rush, also state that still intends to follow the timeline on weapons reductions set out in the bilateral agreements. but that checks on stockpiles would not be allowed. a reminder, new star, a nuclear limitation, packed between moscow and washington, was signed in 2010 and is set to expire in 3 years. the treaty sets curves on both countries, strategic arsenals, and includes on site inspections to verify compliance, rushes move to suspended. participation came after vladimir putin accuse the west of being involved in attacks on russian strategic air basis. mozilla. we know that the west is directly complicit in kiev regimes attempts to strike to bases of our strategic evaluation. drones used for that were equipped and modernized with the help of natal specialists. western elite cannot ignore the fact that it is impossible to defeat rush on the battlefield. they intend to transfor

suspension of the treaty could be reversed according to russia's foreign ministry. moscow says a u. s. t escalation and its aggressive stance toward russia would create the conditions for the path to fully function rush. also, states had still intends to follow the timeline on weapons reductions set out in the bilateral agreement. but that checks on stockpiles would not be allowed. new star is the last remaining nuclear limitation packed between moscow and washington . the deal was signed in 2010 and is set to expire in 3 years. the treaty, curb strategic arsenals tapping nuclear assets at fixed quantities. it also includes on site inspections to verify compliance, rushes moved to suspended participation came after vladimir putin accuse the west of being involved in attacks on russian strategic air bases. john cavalier, political analysts and senior editor for issue and site says the us, the stance toward russia, makes it clear why moscow decided to suspend the treaty. it's not a surprise that the government of the russian federation would suspend, than it was important that he used the

suspension of the treaty could be reversed according to the russian foreign ministry. moscow says a u. s. t escalation and its aggressive stands for gracia would create, but conditions for the pact to fully function. russia also states it's still intense to follow the timeline on weapons reduction, sat out in the bilateral agreement that, that checks on stockpiles would not be allowed. new star is the last remaining nuclear limitation packed between moscow and washington. the deal was signed in 2010 and is set to expire. and 3 years. the treaty, curb strategic arsenals, capping nuclear assets at fix quantities. it also includes on site inspections to verify compliance. john collect political analyst and senior editor for issue insight says the u. s. stands toward russia makes it clear why moscow decided to suspend its participation in the treaty. it's not a surprise that the government of the russian federation would suspend and it was important that he used the word suspend. he didn't use the word abrogate, removed, re renounce. it makes sense. here from, from his perspective, the russian

we saw this happen in the u. s. t. then election for instance, where everybody saw hillary clinton was going to win based on pulling and based on how people were speaking about the election. but you just didn't hear voices from all levels of society. so i think it is genuinely a big issue for democracy is to be able to let everybody speak freely if they wish . now in the west, we do hear a lot about freedom of speech and attacks on it. let's look at the united states, 1st and foremost, the concept is actually enshrined in their constitution. how do you view a freedom of speech in the united states compared with the rest of the world? is united states better or worse off and where is that trending in your opinion? yeah, i, so as a canadian law student, i was, i would have previously said that the united states is quite impressive in terms of free speech protections. especially for instance, it's way more difficult to sue for. it was way more difficult to sue for defamation in the u. s. so it was harder to say silence pe

crashed onto a home in boulder creek south that something cisco seattle has become the 1st city in the u. s. t ban. describe it discrimination based on cast campaigners and that he's south asian communities that those facing cast prejudice had few protections. opponents had argued existing anti discriminatory laws were adequate. now astronomers in the united states have seen evidence of distinct galaxies that challenge our understanding of the early universe. that's according to a new report from the general nature column. baker has more these 6 red dots aren't supposed to exist, but nearly hidden deep in one of the james web space telescopes. first images, they're starting to reveal their secrets. they might be whole galaxies as large and mature as our own milky way. but that's a surprise, because they're being seen shortly after the dawn of the universe. and they should be much smaller and simpler. the 1st galaxies began in pools of a mysterious substance, dark matter. we know how these dark medical form. we know that normal matter should follow them. we know the ratio which dark matter norm

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the train carrying toxic chemicals that crashed and the u. s. t. a of a higher nearly 3 weeks ago, was derailed by an overheated axle with the crew. not warned about this until just before the accident took place. these are the findings of the u. s. national transportation safety board, which just in the last few hours released its preliminary pause. local residents are still reporting symptoms including sore throat and headaches. the officials insist the water an air, a safe transport secretary, pete, who's a judge whose face criticism overs responds to the incident, visited the crash site on thursday. the most important thing is, 1st of all, making sure that the residents here have what they need, something that from our piece of the puzzle, d o t. we were working on from day one and making sure we do something for the future. we can talk about process and that's fairly, that's, that's perfectly fair. but i don't want people pointing to process as a way to get away from the fundamental questions of rail safety regulation and accountability. and w

u. s. about security threats. the partially state own firms, e t. e said last week that germany's office for information security has approved its new 5 g radio technology. c t e said the approval reaffirms the company has complied with all requirements and security specifications. germany pass an id security law 2 years ago. setting high hurdles for makers of telecommunications equipment for the critical components of 5 g networks. you're going matters focuses on global trade for the clone institute for economic research. he's author of a recent report looking at germany's growing trade dependence with china here to welcome to the show technology imports from china like 5 g. that's a very controversial aspect of the kind of trade dependency you look at. the u. s. has a blanket ban on 5 gear from suppliers like huawei c t spit. also been keen to use tariffs lately. we know that we've seen that a recent years. why hasn't germany drawn as many lines with its trade, with china, in comparison to other nations? well, germany's strategy in the past has be

u. s. m, and t in the, in his war against terrorism. and when he was in like supporting the us, he get it out military operations for the 1st time in tribal areas of pakistan bordering afghanistan, he get it out. a miniature petition against stripe and head, but of just on an operation or in a mosque in islamabad and these vectors. and let's do a creation of one of the most deadly militant groups in pakistan on aesthetic a taliban pakistan or t t p r. he was a later into the house but, but at the same time and he was supporting the us water and did it, isn't he? we plagiarism. he was also accused of secretly supporting the afghan taliban in afghanistan. and in later years of his presidency in his efforts to strong arm, they do your duty. he imposed emergency in the country and in 2007 when park is on former prime minister. i've been asked to put all i was assassinated. he was also accused of being involved in that assassination, although he denied that acquisition. so the domain of eddie controversial figuring packers and it leaves a ve

u. s. r t. don't culture brings us more . the notorious internet research agency, which the west has long claims to be a russian troll farm that helps donald trump. back in the 2016 us presidential elections, was apparently the brain child of guinea precaution, the head of the wagner, private military company. at least that's what progression himself admitted after accusations that he was financing the agency. now whether or not he was being serious is another question. but progression did make one thing clear that when western leads feel that they're in danger, they need to find a russian scape goat. the population of western countries considers the ideology that you are promoting as wrong. therefore, they willingly support the thesis that are thrown in the little portions into your information in vitamin by the russians. therefore, if you are in deep, it's stupid to deny that some russian trolls are making your thing. so that makes a lot of sense considering what we know from the release of the twitter files last month. the

u. s. g t p is all not that much. and a lot of this money is also for things like renewables or transport emissions reductions where europe really has some very serious and successful policy for the last 10 to 20 years already. so part of the american money is also for catching up to europe. then another 6070000000000 will really be about industry. and this is where most of the discussion is euro in europe as a box, because the industrial sectors are about traded goods. and this is where the competition can really play a role in europe has also supported industrial innovation quite a bit over the last decade. but it has really focused on the early stage innovation, basically research and development. what the u. s. is doing now is providing direct funding for, for production and for investment. and that is something that we in europe do not have yes. and what we need to address in the future so that there are, yeah, clear incentives. invest the why technologies that are still more expensive. a funny, how do you see co

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u. s. praising it's a t m and as we've just been speaking about, she monetary and organizations are signing the alarm over what they say is the under funding of charity programs in the country, the u. n. has fallen far short of the at $4000000000.00 target. it's set for donations this year with humanitarian group slumming. the shortfall as disgraceful the international community to day showed it has abandoned yemen at this crucial cross roads with a mayor quarter of the amount needed to support them. millions of yemenis here require urgent assistance. this is woefully inadequate and gives the signal that some humans a less valuable than others. the consequences of this disgraceful shortfall in 8 will undoubtedly be dire for the people of yemen. for 80 years, yemen has been suffering from a humanitarian crisis due to the ongoing conflict over 21000000 people are in dire need of humanitarian aid. according to the red cross of them, more than 2000000 children are in the brink of death. suffering from acute malnutrition, almost 18000000 yemenis don't have access to safe drinking water. we spoke

u. s. health or sorry, t c, d. c. the so called opioid crisis was triggered not by drug dealers, but by u. s. pharmaceutical company per do. it's product oxycontin came on the market in 1996 and was aggressively advertised as a homeless pain killer. it was later revealed to be heavily addictive, even when taken as prescribed. several lawsuits have been filed against the family who own purdue. last year, 3 large pharmacy chains in the u. s. were ordered to pay $650000000.00 for failing to sufficiently control the distribution of the drugs. it's hard to see a way out, especially as drug cartels have long since discovered the lucrative market for themselves. a ruthless killer on the streets of america, fentanyl is 50 times more potent than heroine in the us. someone dies of fentanyl overdose every 7 minutes. where does the truck come from? so why is it so dangerous to search for answers leads us to the city of could i come in, northwest mexico. the notorious in a lower cartel have a strong hold on the trade in illicit dru

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u. s. securities and exchange commission plans to sue the company over an alleged investor protection breach, as it considers the b u. s. d coin and unregistered security r t contributor chris adams discuss the staple points weights in the financial system. and the reasons for the potential lawsuit with my colleague nicky. aaron, what exactly are crypto stable coins and was the significance in the grand scheme of things? yeah, it's a really great question. nick, they are crypt. the currency is the a back $1.00 to $1.00 on a real stable world assets, currencies like the variable, the euro, the us dollar, or even assets like gold. and essentially you can take these currencies and you can trade them or you can even send them. so really, the, the real world use case for the nikki is, let's say, i want to actually send you money using crypto currency, but i don't want to be subject to the volatility them. i might have if i send you something like bitcoin, that is quite volatile. it goes up and down, i can send you for example, b u s. d, in this case, which we're going to discuss, which is back $1.00 to $1.00 on the dollars. so you're not, we don't have to worry

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