u. s. to again look for oil and venezuela despite the u. s. having sanctioned that country for many years, the u. s. has applied to hybrid war to venezuela for more than 7 years and impose sanctions based on 7 executive orders that have blocked venezuelan oil exports. now the u. s. is trying to soften those sanctions to compensate for imports of previously obtained from russia and that europe gets from russia. that's their goal . it's not to remove all the sanctions that are imposed on venezuela or better said the unilateral course of actions that both europe and the u. s. have apply to venezuela for not following the intentions of those countries and their leadership in various areas. that's the fundamental reason why the u. s. has approached venezuela. again, it's not the removal of all the sanctions but to allow european and american countries to operate in venezuela territory and extract crude oil with the simple objective of replacing imports of crude oil produced in russia. well, those are the new stories that shaped the week a on, on the

u. s. to maintain its technological advantage, it has to invest in computer chips for south korea, a focal point of precedent biden's visit is an opportunity to strengthen existing ties into a more comprehensive partnership. in there, i'm gonna give you, i hope that today's visit will serve as an opportunity for the r o k u. s. relationship to be reborn as an economic security alliance based on advanced technology and supply chain cooperation. president biden's visit comes a week after he hosted southeast asian leaders at the summit in the u. s. analysts say these events underscore how the indo pacific region remains a top priority for the biden administration. on saturday, the 2 presidents were hold a summit with they're expected to discuss regional security, including the de new clarissa ation of the korean peninsula. florence really al jazeera sol lebanon's outgoing government is approved a financial recovery plan during its last meeting before come and a can take a cabinet. the new strateg

u. s. to catch up with china when it comes to development issues when it comes to integration, economic integration in the region. i don't think so. no, as a matter of fact, much too many of my chinese colleagues, chagrin everything the united states does in the region is not focused on coral quote, containing china. it's matter of fact, i think the united states, i played a big role in the so called peaceful rise of china. back in the last decade and beyond. i think that the united states, encouraging and facilitating more economic integration is a good thing for all parties concerned in that we all want economic growth to be the common denominator in our relationships, whether they be bilaterally or multilaterally. so this is something that should be welcomed by all countries in the region. what is it welcome by all countries region . victor, how do you think china seas the potential of an expanded economic role for the us in asia? but in a framework that, of course, does not include china.

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the exercise is to be an unprecedented aerial collaboration between the u. s. and israel source between to run and will power on restoring the iraq nuclear deal have been as a stalemate and both israel and the u. s. of expressed concern that iran has expanded its nuclear program well beyond the stipulations of the 2015 deal. former us president donald trump, unilaterally withdrew america from the deal 4 years ago and imposed crushing sanctions against iran. and u. s. participation in israelis upcoming war jill's house about outreach on social media. how long combined and stick to trumps failed iran policy without having to take responsibility for its continued failure? the latest example, the u. s. will join an israeli drill, simulating war with iran. this is unprecedented. the you asked to join israel in assimilate a war with iran. he's got to be kidding me, just when i thought things couldn't get worse. the u. s. and israel military's are blatantly threatened in iraq with war earlier we heard from foreign policy. analysts say it must africa shush him. he says

to day. during the summit, the u. s. is likely to focus on beijing asking all the guard members to stand with it against china. it is not clear whether it will be in complete agreement with the u. s. on china, india has a stand off the china for the last 3 years on the line of actual control. however, it has elected, do engage with the aging, to find a resolution to dialogue and to diplomacy. india participated in the bricks, meeting of foreign affairs ministers, where india asked china to live up to its commitments on sovereign equality and dated total integrity under law. given trend so far, it looks like india is going to maintain it. strategic partnerships with the western block. as well as the eastern block, instead of building the one or the other site. this is article for r t from new delhi. if you'd like to delve deeper into any of this, our stories to head all over to r t dot com, plenty of content to keep you informed. entertain. i mean, at least by for la, ah, who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the add

u. s. to appear to be moving slowly down the path of normalizing the relations, especially in the sphere of energy. what are the prospects of normalization now? well, there is no normalization. biden continues to impose maximum pressure sanction he is pursuing the same policy as did trump. but the problem is that the americans.

to cruise st. how's being taking a closer look with the u. s. seeking to strengthen its position in the in the pacific. the u. s. president joe biden is going to attend the guard summit in to appeal during his 2 day trip to japan. the visit assumes extra significance in view of the ongoing war in ukraine, which has led to washington pressurising its allies and regional partners to side with the vest rather than russia. we believe that this summit will demonstrate both in substance and in vision. the democracies can deliver and that these 4 nations working together will defend and uphold the principles of a free and open indo pacific. a highlight ask job aiden's visit will be a meeting with india's prime minister, nor in the more be on the sidelines of the site. the u. s. expects india support not just in condemning china's expansionist policies, but it also hawks to convince drams to more the to say with needle on the ukranian issue. however, under prime minister, moby india has so far stayed neutral, dismissing pressure to condemn russia. and

u. s. to say, oh, russia doesn't have to service instead of preventing them from, from servicing it rolling because the u. s. is put a lot of resources into the i m f and the world bank in the last 70 years in order to get countries that borrow internationally to, to make sure that they really pay their coupons in time. so we see that the international finance is very much political to essentially, i think the real story is that, trying to make russia look bad, which is kind of childish, really, if you think about it, i mean we've got a serious international situation and they're playing games like that, russian oil giant, luc oil has announced its acquiring british multinational shells, plants and stations in russia. luke all will now own all the stocks belonging to shells, russian subsidiaries, the u. k. energy company, thus seeds control of some 400 petrol stations across the world's biggest country. the move is part of an ongoing policy of cutting business ties with moscow. amid the confli

his prime minister has used an address to the u. s. congress to recall numerous past grievances with neighboring turkey. from an aerospace violation to the invasion of cyprus, he called for the legislature to mix a biden administration deal to sell advanced weaponry to turkey denouncing it as a quote source of instability. the last thing that made on each at a time, one of focus is on helping ukraine defeat russia's. aggression is another source of instability on nato's south eastern flank and ask you to take this into account when you make defense procurement decisions concerning the eastern mediterranean. decreasing liter has been concerned about buttons, proposal to approve $400000000.00 worth of weapons for turkey, including cutting edge missiles and equipment for anchorage fleet of f. 16 fighter jets, bob. at the same time, greece is processing a deal to buy the latest f $35.00. jeff at greece can be hardly called the only breaking point in relations between nato and turkey. as the main agenda in brussels right now is to accept f

now it's nicholas madero to leave the country. and the u. s. has been trying to crunch you that way. the u. s. crippling sanctions they say that are intended to foot maximum pressure on the country to remove its lack, did leaders from a socialist party. there have been qu attempts where the state has been proven to be involved in trying to overthrow the government trying to have a military coup trying to stabilize the country. now the united states has withdrawn recognition from the venezuelan president nicholas montero and named juan gray is somehow being the legitimate leader of that as well. so all of this is going on and we've heard nothing but hostile rhetoric against that israel, from us leaders from the previous 4 administration. here's what we heard from the trumpet ministration. when it came to the government in caracas, against the repressive regime targeting matures inner circle and close advisors, the regime, a former president nicholas madura is illegitimate, but madura griffin, tyranny will be smashed and broken. the day after the

now if you add to that, the fact that since 2017, the u. s. shut down the processing of migrant visas in havana in the embassy in heaven. and it doesn't grant legal avenues for cubans to migrate to united states. then the individual that has a depressed economic condition, an invitation to go to the united states and no legal avenue to migrate. it is a great public possibility. oh, for that person to take an illegal irregular disorder, the matter to enter into that fate. that's the problem we're facing the case of, i'm going to ask you more about the causes of that migration in a minute. but you've just come back from washington where you headed. the 1st official face to face talks between the cuban and u. s. government and for years precisely about migration, what if anything was accomplished i what was accomplish was those are there was a good level of discussion on the causes of this migration. the issues that needed to be solved and a mutual recognition that the agreements that exist agreement, the, the bilateral agreements on migration t

you saw your campaign to strengthen relations with the u. s. japan's prime minister. came to power last year, didn't he? because she the for me. oh, he's been talking about also working, working closely with the u. s. does that tell us how much of an appetite there is right now to strengthen ties with us because of concerns about china? is that the way things are going to maintain strong relationships with the united states has been and still is and will continue to be the top priority for japan. the focus for next week, we're biden. we're now randall muddy from india and with the newly elected australian prime minister, anthony albany, z. ah, is going to be about quad an endo pacific. it's not necessarily a bilateral focus. the focus is going to be multilateral. and they scope and they're talking about is the indo pacific region and the salience a quad the is going to be once again stressed by all the members. all the leaders participating. i know the indo pacific economic framework is this, basically an attempt by the us to catch up with chi

oil was seized of the greek coast to round that says the u. s. pressured grease to take the ship. police in the u. s. state of texas. i've been told they made the wrong decision by waiting an hour to enter the classroom. center of cheese days, mass shooting in new valve offices have been criticized with their response. $900.00 students and 2 teachers died in the shooting. a group of lawyers has announced it will take the case of the killing of al jazeera journalist should be, and i would actually to the international criminal court showing was shot in the head by israeli forces on assignment and occupied west bank earlier this month. the u. n a says more than 70000 people have fled fighting in the democratic republic of congo in recent days. government forces are battling rebels from the m 23 group. those are the headlines. news continues here in al jazeera. that's after inside story, stayed with us. me. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. this is i don't need to be here with you to look at me when you get to me, i think you can just get

and a cuban that arrives to the cuban to the u. s. border. as a difference to the migrant from any other country in the world. we have a privilege ah, attitude by the u. s. forties. it has a high percentage of possibilities or being accept that hasn't happened to any one else from the region or from other other parts of the world. the figures are over 90 percent of them. if they do reach the border, they end up being accepted in the united states. and therefore, the cuban migrant thinks that if he does reach the border, he has a high possibly the higher than anyone else will be accept. now if you add to that, the fact that since 2017, the u. s. shut down the processing of migrant visas in havana in their embassy in heaven. and it doesn't grant legal avenues for cubans to migrate united states. then the individual that has a depressed economic condition, an invitation to go to the united states and no legal avenue to migrate. it is a great problem possibility. oh, for that person to take an illegal irregular disorder the matter to enter into th

u. s. to stop him voting russian all than, than your because input so much less of impacts already stopped inputting that russian all. how's that? how's that working out? yeah, well, let's take a birds eye view, europe, 30 percent of its imports of oil come from russia. the united states that figure is 3 per cent. so it's much easier for us, for the us to make up that deficit. what does that mean? the u. s. is not susceptible to rising globe oil prices? no, of course not. this is an issue of global supply and demand, and we and consumers in the us are seeing it at the pump. gasoline prices have reached $4.00 a gallon 6 dollars a gallon in california. i don't know about you raw, but here as an american in the united states, that is just ridiculous figure that i have personally never seen before. indeed, and prices here in europe, all rising in a way that people haven't seen for very long time. teddy, australia, new york for us. thanks. and the sanctions already in place against russia are start

c. officials back in 2020 all because they plan to investigate the u. s. and its allies of, or allegations of war crimes, and i can't stand. so what justification did they give for those things? the president will not allow american citizens to be prosecuted by foreign bureaucrats. and he will not allow other nations to dictate our means of self defense. so it's ok for america to pursue and prosecute foreign citizens around the world as they see fit. but if america is alleged means of self defense, violate international law. and accountability is strictly off limits. american exceptionalism at its finest. in washington, rachel blevins, r t. the u. s. senate plans have come as the state department has launched a new program to analyze evidence of alleged war crimes in ukraine. the state department has said the program will initially cost $6000000.00 and will examine satellite imagery as well as information shared on social media. russia denies targeting civilians, and has said that some suppose the scenes of war crimes in ukraine appear to have been staged.

u. s. swing between the obama era to the america. first of donald trump, now are in kind of a different approach. again, with by the might the swing continue, the u. s. president, come and go. but the fact will remain that japan host the largest military footprint of the united states without japan, the u. s. asia strategy, i would not have been materialized. right. and so it is incumbent upon japan to urge the united states in to incentivized united states to remain firm in this part of the world. i'm not asking united states to stay, i'm asking the japanese government to do the best to do the utmost. okay, make the u. s. president as a secure and as reliable as possible. all right, we've got about a minute. let me give it to vixen now. does the loan ukraine impact china's plans in the south china sea in towards taiwan at all? does that have implications? thank you. allow me to make a 1st point. i think, ever since 1945, the us troops, i've never left japan. in reality, the u. s. troops are still an occupying force in japan. i hope j

default previously in an exemption to sanctions against russia had been allowed to pay bondholders in dollars through u. s. and international banks. this had made it possible for russia to meet previous debt payment deadlines. now though moscow has been stripped of its ability to make payments to u. s. investors. and as despite having the funds to settle the arrears professor of banking and finance at de montfort university, which one it believes the west is simply trying to undermine russia's image. if the aim is to punish russia is very strange, because essentially the usaa saying, oh, russia doesn't have to service. instead of preventing them from, from servicing it rolling because the u. s. has put a lot of resources into the m f and the world buying in the last 70 years in order to get countries that borrow internationally, to, to make sure they really pay their coupons in time. so we see that the international finance is very much political to essentially, i think the real story is the trying to make russia look bad. which is kind of childish, really, if you think about it, i mean we've got a series

we want to open people's eyes to what's happening in the u. s. weapon supplies to ukraine is a, me, a business and reality. washington doesn't carry a little room about a situation inside the country. they are supporting the u. s. has placed a huge bed in the ukraine, and he's afraid to lose or so. it is dragon, more and more countries into this conflict. the effects of western sanctions on russia being felt across the globe, including in central america with russia, one of the world's largest fertilizer exporters, accounting for more than 12 percent of the global market. sanctions on exports are putting that entire region on the verge of an agricultural crisis, as we heard on the ground and mexico cylinder plus holes in last year i planted 3 hector's but this year only one set of year due to rising prices for raw materials and especially due to the shortage of russian fertilizers caused by the impose sanctions. sergio garcia has had to play less corn and tomatoes this year. over the past decade and mexico's agricultural sector has become more d

a mixed response to u. s. president jo biden's visit. these demonstrators welcomed him, seeing this as an opportunity to present a united front against north korea. that follows reports leader kim jong. i may be about to conduct a 7th nuclear weapons test. but here, activists concerned about an arms race, a calling for peace. when the 2 precedents met at a summit on saturday, security was high on the agenda, j. i a, a hurry, employee pro career, or were they discussed enhancing sanctions and expanding the scope of combined to military exercises. biden also said he's not opposed to meeting him, john good. if he sincere both precedent, june and biden also said they were ready to help north korea deal with an outbreak of coated 19 o, leaving an air our, the economy, security, and security. is there economy disruption in the supply chain caused by changes in the international security order is directory related to the lives of our people. but analysts say that may not be enough to bring north korea to the negotiating table. kim's, our resume

to russia. and finally, after weeks of backlash, the u. s. government has suspended a plan to create the so called dis, information governance board, which was intended. so the spread of information throughout the country, the more it was put forth for a purpose, right? to make sure that we really did a really did address what was happening across the country. when it came to disinformation, it's going to pause. there's been a mis characterizations from outside outside forces. this is what's happening. there is a pause. we did not have an involvement and it's that all the critics condemned the initiative. the dystopian ministry of truth questioning its effect on free speech along with the qualifications of the quote disinformation experts employed to watch over the country in the on call, which the intended 1st executive director received the most severe criticism with dozens of publications mocking her record as an expert in truth, while highlighting her tendency to ascribe everything unfavorable to the democrats, of the russian influence c

open people's eyes to what's happening. the u. s. has placed a huge battle ukraine and he's afraid to lose what is driving more and more countries into this conflict with, for your counseling program from across the globe today. welcome to moscow into the world news update on r t. i'm you know, new russian undone yet. forces have started d mining operations, althea zone stell plant, their site and mar, you pull has been under seats for almost 3 months of the last stronghold of the ultra nationalist as off battalion until the last of the trip surrendered. on friday, are exclusive footage. your show is explosives left all around the facility. that demining of the perimeter will take about 2 weeks. ortiz eager chatelle for someone the 1st to enter the plan, following the surrender and sent us this exclusive report from inside the steelworks, where he accessed the very arts of the ukrainian soldiers high dart ah 3. so right now we're moving deeper into the a found mine left by the ukranian forces and in fact, what we're doing, we're mov

to their fueling this conflict. and, you know, it doesn't help the u. s. senate has been working to expand its war crime legislation to give us courts jurisdiction over more international cases. washington has said, it's a response to russia's military campaign in ukraine. ortiz ritual blevins comments . the united states congress is considering a new bill that would give american court powers to pursue individuals over allegations of war crimes committed in other countries. and they don't even have to be us citizens, perpetrators committing, unspeakable war crimes, such as those unfolding before our very eyes in ukraine must be held to account. we have the power and responsibility to ensure that the united state drives then he takes war crimes act with one really important distinction. americans no longer have to be involved as a victim or the offender. but if the suspect steps that on us soil, they can be tried in court, and there is no statute of limitations, meaning that the charges can never expire. while this change has been proposed before, it was

to inflation. so what the u. s. president wants to do in hopes to the point he hopes to make is also he wants to be making a point that the u. s. needs to prevent these issues in supply chain disruption in the future. he wants to make a point that the u. s. ought to pass legislation that will help the u. s. boasted chip production in the u. s. and this will help insulated from future supply chain problems. and this plan that he's going to be touring, is expected to be a model for a plant that some so is planning to build in the u. s. now it's not just a wind for the u. s. it's also going to be a wind for south korea. it's already an important player in the chip making industry, but obviously it once a bigger market share and tie up smith in the us more plants more output could help it achieve fact. i'll 0 corollary reporting live over him. so many folks did to florence. will president biden's host unit? so y'all has only been the job for a week, but he's already up ended a long running tradition as rob mcbride repo

that's according to the bureau of labor statistics and u. s. authorities are trying to lay the blame squarely on russian president vladimir putin with the us inflation crisis started long before the war in ukraine, as ortiz kelly molten explains. it's all putin's fault. they're saying it over and over. i'm going to do everything i can to minimize prudence, price hike here at home. you may have noticed this week that your gas prices have gone up. i want to talk to you a little bit about why a lot of it has to do with vladimir putin in it is really cool. is price hike in terms of gas prices continuing to go in the wrong direction. it is good tag, this is what we're talking about, but actually shows prices have been rising for quite some time. they did not start with events in ukraine. some people are actually looking into the facts, checking the data. you can thank the activity of vladimir putin for invading ukraine and pulling as long as those with all due respect. madam secretary, that's utter nonsense. in january of 2021, the average gas pric

and a global chip shortage has just highlighted to the u. s. how vulnerable it is because the u. s. still depends a lot on chips that are manufactured in east asia. and i think for the us, part of part of part of this trip is to win itself off this, our reliance on supply. it's in supply chain and east asia and to bring some of that production home to insulate the u. s. from further supply chain disruptions. so we're seeing that in president biden's visit to south korea. and of course security is also going to be another important thing. especially given that we're hearing reports that north korea could be preparing for its 7th nuclear test. so d, nuclear zation of north korea is also going to be on the agenda as president biden meets with south korean president, you, the president has got to asia prove a little later than he would have liked what other messages is a bringing with him. while he is going to be visiting south career and then after those, he's going to be visiting japan. these are countries that are already very important allies for the us, but he wants to, he said he w

u. s. wants to fight russia till the last ukranian it is, the u. s. is war. the u. s. is waging this war, unmindful of the consequences for its own population, which is already suffering. and of course, amid all this, people are completely forgetting about so many countries. in the 3rd world, that neo liberal policies have made reliant on food imports. and they are going to take the brunt off all of this. and i think really what to offer is for all countries to sit down and manage food supply and some equitable fashion. but given the way the united states is green, i don't see it happening. hungry has declared a war time states of emergency over the conflicts and ukraine, which will allow the government to bypass the parliaments with any decrees. thus, as a you continues to pressure budapest over russian oil embargo we see the war and the sanctions from brussels have lead to massive economic upheaval and drastic price increases. the world is on the brink of an economic crisis. hungary must stay out of this war and protect the financial security of families. when this r

u. s. lead framework already belong to the block with china. meanwhile, beijing has criticized the u. s. packed as an attempt to create a closed club. this is what the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson had to say. lucia mommy with a chew, you're going to pump devil the whatever the name of the regional cooperation framework. it should promote free trade instead of engaging in protectionism in disguise. it should contribute to the world's economic recovery rather than destabilizing the industrial chain. it should promote open cooperation instead of geopolitical confrontation of the u. s. should earnestly act in compliance with the rules of free trade. now by and has also held the summit with the so called quad group, where the leaders of the u. s. and japan, india, and a straightly unveils and endo pacific maritime surveillance plan and pledged $50000000000.00 an infrastructure investment. now to discuss all of that, i'm joined by in preston. he's the se is an expert and associates director at global council. that's a strategic advisory business firm. he joins us now from london. yo

u. s. to prevent the spread of hope. 19 president joe biden was you to lift the measure on monday, but a correlation of 24 states sued. and one wasn't and you look at these, we understand title 42 exists due to sanitary measures. that's why we're here today with proof of vaccination and our covert tests. we don't have the virus. so i don't think it's fair to apply this order against us. more than 230000 migrants cross the border between mexico and the u. s. in april alone, without title 42 u. s. official. say the numbers could search to 18000 migrants a day. already tell us. yeah. as far as the city is at full capacity right now, the shelters are overcrowded, and there are many people who've been waiting for a long time. there's a significant haitian population, families, and many pregnant women with families. there's a lot of uncertainty and a lot of frustration, so it's a problem for bite and whose approval ratings are low. republicans are also focusing on the issue ahead of the mid term ele

u. s. to prevent the spread of cooper 19 president joe biden was you to lift the measure on monday, but a correlation of 24 states sued and one sentiment and you look at these, we understand title 42 exists due to sanitary measures. that's why we're here today . with proof of vaccination and our covert tests, we don't have the virus. so i don't think it's fair to apply this order against us . more than 230000 migrants cross the border between mexico and the u. s. in april allowed without title 42 u. s. officials say the numbers could search to 18000 migrants a day or the policy as far as the city is at full capacity right now. the shelters are overcrowded, and there are many people who've been waiting for a long time. there's a significant haitian population, families, and many pregnant women with families. there's a lot of uncertainty and a lot of frustration. so it's a problem for bite and whose approval ratings are low. republicans are also focusing on the issue ahead of the mid term electi

u. s. australia and india has gotten to way in tokyo, u. s. president joe biden is seeking to strengthen ties with asian countries during his opening remarks, he condemned russia over the conflicts and ukraine. and i said us support for now the leaders of japan, australia and india also spoke. they praised the relationships of the quote and reiterated the goals of establishing a free and open indo pacific. several issues are expected to be addressed during the summits, including action on climate change, and providing economic assistance to the pacific. on these are the thing has been taking a closer look the visit as use extra significance in view of the ongoing war in ukraine, which has led to washington pressurizing, its allies and regional partners decide with diverse rather than russia. we believed that this summit will demonstrate both in substance and envision the democracies can deliver and that these 4 nations working together will defend and uphold the principles of a free and open in pacific. a highlight off jo biden's visit will

the claims job didn't seem to make clear the u. s. commitment to provide high pay with military assistance for self defense. under the taiwan relations. i'm washington added. it stood by the so called one china policy under which only one chinese government is recognized beige ing, which allows for unofficial relations with ty pay, including the sale of weapons. while trying to stress that it's right to defend his territorial integrity should not be underestimated. asian affairs analysts lose quinn believes the u. s. has always been on big us on the one china policy. united states is always trying to contradict or explain different ways about the one china policy in america, official always try to contradict or it's a problem miss. and also try to miss your interpretation of the word, turn a policy and try and us a government has already announced that again. and that was kind of policy. he's the main stone on the base. so that the between all countries who are ready to have people, american religion, we're trying to move relations w

to china. and secondly, the u. s. allies or other countries do not want to take sides between china and united states. don't need to new cold war. so the message over this species about knows the to the new cold war. so the, i think they're, they're probably how does the company so the us, they are not follow the comment. so coat ah, competition competition with china on consideration must recent, also invest in shanghai, another half a 1000000, the new american money power, the funny because of that domestic economy. and if i get the products and also the so called.