u. s. totally dominates nato, so it's a proxy war. nato was born out in the cold war after the fall of the soviet union in 1991 in the cold war was supposedly over this block. not only persist in but it grew. some have argued that the reason is to actually maintain the uni polar world order. how would you respond to that? yes. so, so need, oh, i went when the soviet union lapsed. aah! deal was made that russia would not extend one inch between the u. s. and in russia, and of course, that changed particularly under bill clinton. and now nato has expanded right, right to the edge of russia. and that includes our, our nuclear capable of missiles that are stationed in romania, romania and poland. they're now talking about admitting finland and they're talking about deploying of some nuclear missiles and finland, that's in the 800 mile border on finland between finland and russia. so, so, oh, russia has been making noises about red lines ever since i rob vladimir putin gave an important speech in munich

u. s. support is totally ridiculous. and official from tennessee, his main opposition party has been arrested. the another party says police detained hibler blues. it's the latest arrests and a crackdown on critics of prison and county side, several opposition figures, judges, and a radio station director have been held since last month. so he has accused them of plotting against state security, which he 20 foreign ministers have failed to agree on a final joint statement due to differences over the war and ukraine. the conflict overshadowed the meeting in new delhi, the host. india had hoped to shift the agenda away from the board, focus on climate change and rising global poverty. but the contents of a closing statement were blocked by china and russia. poverty, midtown report a moment for reflection and unity as foreign ministers from the g. 20 stood for a moment of silence to remember the victims of the earthquakes in turkey and syria . and it was in that spirit that their host induced prime minister court on those a

the 1st step towards an a ban outright of the app and you s quite frankly, it is hard to imagine the tick tock will be totally bend here in the u. s. why is that? it is already a far too important for businesses to advertise their products for politicians to reach their constituencies. and after all, there is a lot of money involved, not only for a china, but also for many, many companies here in the united states. so as for now we are awaiting to hear from tick talks c e o, who is said to testify before congress a later that month, month. and then i think we will have a little bit of a better sense where washington stands on this issue. however, we also have to keep in mind that neither the fcc nor the pentagon could easily just enforce a band, because technically tick tock is just another platform to practice a freedom of speech. and this is the 1st amendment right, right here in the united states. certainly a nuanced situation in uh, st. paul washington. thank you so much. while sticking with tech, the u. s. government will require chip makers receiving subsidies to share excess profits. the by the administration announced o

going into their 2nd day. women had taken to the streets in a march against what they called total control. u. s. and e u flat could be seen in crowns, that began to gather in front of georgia parliament building. we heard from a local journalists reporting from the center of the unrest. a total rate, again, a people on the freedoms career. a ready for today a because he is a young so this whole is and then we'll see what is happening all day. he hears that protest turned violent as rioters broke through a barricade near parliament while attempting to storm the building. ah . traffic in the city has been blocked with masser rest also reported. some of the protesters were thing seen growing molotov cocktails and stones at police, leaving several officers injured. ambulances arrived to help treat any casualties. earlier on tuesday, the proposed foreign agent loss part clashes between doors and lawmakers inside parliament. thus, despite the initiative which the u. s. embassy in the country has described as kremlin, inspired being approved by a majority of m. p. 's ortiz, marina co server, has more

climate change can also be observed in the recent floods that devastated pakistan causing a total of $30000000000.00. u. s. is an uphill battle for the country, especially during its current state of economic and political uncertainty. one expert says that pakistan needs to also focus on to the adoption of solar, which means we have to reduce bottlenecks as far as financing is concerned. as far as getting this equipment from neighboring china that is way mortars and back phase, so that get further able to reduce costs and any supply chain bottlenecks that might exist in the future. more solar plants could solve packages from both the local and international communities. now here in germany, we often hear about skills shortages, especially in the health care sector. i mean when, when, if my name is daniella killed england, i'm from boca columbia. i'm 26. yeah. it is relatively difficult in columbia for doctors to specialize in idol. there just aren't any residency spots and specializing is really expensive. i think i have better cobra as one of the world's leading university of unique procedure for recogni

u. s. has allocated a total of almost $6000000000.00 in assistant bonds for georgia over the years. and as we know, nothing comes for free and this is exactly what local m. p. 's had in mind when considering the draft, raul, on transparency of foreign influence, countries tend to use angie hills and private media organizations to sway public opinion and encourage opposition movements in countries of interest. the biggest share of the u. s. funding is directed towards and cios, which means that this money benefits not our country, but their own agents. we see that there is absolutely no transparency in their spending. the public does not have any information in this regard. that creates risks. our country's a small state, naturally, it is vulnerable to various types of risks. so at this time, transparency is of special importance. georgia is already one 4th and that you pons haven't signed the e u association agreement, and this law would jeopardize its future with the wes box. not everyone seems to share these pro western views, as we've already seen from the scuffles in parliament.

i hears the interaction, the total u. s. experience it should be compared to other u. s. companies because this is common, but your parent company has the technology to prevent it because you prevented china. but you can't prevent here. why it's different. that's why i'm asking. oh, congressman, there is no technology. there is perfect in doing this. we have to deal with the reality of the country they were operating in and who in the united states. as with other companies we, we shared this challenge. we are investing a lot to address the challenge. bo, you know, which is the share. you invest a lot to seem to be, address it in china, but not here. again, you know, i think the comparison has been within the single country. you know, we faced the same set of challenges during when i 1st moved to, i'm sorry, i'm out at the board. the difference in china and here, let me give you an example. congressman in my home country singapore. there's almost no illegal drug content because singapore has very strict drop laws. now tick tock as flame faced a wave of allegations that

u. s. commercial banks with $209000000000.00 and total assets at the end of last year. the collapse has global implications. media reports claims. some brazilian firms with more than $10000000.00 in the bank have lost their money in that could just be the tip of the iceberg. as v. b has also branches in india, china and all across europe. in the u. k. more than 180 companies have sent a joint letter to the british government, calling for help. the loss of deposits has the potential to cripple the sector and said the eco system back to when this crosses will start on monday. and so we call on you to prolong, are being drawn to the global financial crisis of 2080 was also seen as a key blade attempt to slow the economic downturn. the federal reserve significantly cut interest rates, but due to the loss of revenue and declining market confidence, more banks began to fail. lehman brothers was the most famous to collapse, and interestingly, the person who directed its financial operations also served as the chief administrative officer for silicon valley bank, financial jour

many women have joined the demonstrations in march against what they call a total control. u. s. a and e u flag sitting supported in the clouds in front of georgia's parliament voting it tbilisi. let's get the details now from our correspondent who is therefore, is don quarter. i don't many thanks for joining us. it will tell us what the situation on the ground is like at the moment and doesn't look like things are heating up. oh, cooling down ah hi there, nikki. well, as you can see i'm in the center of the here in tbilisi, the capital of georgia right behind me. you can see the parliament building in front of which thousands of people have gathered to oppose this draft legislation that the parliament passed. that would essentially make it so that every organization that receive over 20 percent of their funding from foreign sources would have to register as for an agencies. a lot of these protesters are calling this a russian style law. there's a lot of ukranian flags here and european union flag, some implied anti russian sentiment, even though this a very similar law also exis

a women have taken to the streets in march against what they called total control, u. s. and e. u flags could be seen in the crowds that began to gather in front of georgia parliament building. we heard from a local journalists reporting from the center of the month and now also the flooring rate. again. we are always ready today because they had around the most we young. this whole is and what is happening in president, however, has spoken against the bill, saying that it could threaten the country's ties with europe. hey, scott knows this law can be cancelled in any way you want from day one. i said i would veto this law and i will veto it. i do not care about its article, my article discussion its similarity to the old american law, which we well know, services completely different purpose. those who support this law and those who voted for this law are violating constitution. you're taking us all away from europe. today's a dark day for georgia. democracy parliament's advancement of these kremlin inspired laws is incompatible with the people of george's clear desire for euro

u. s. as a war. it's a total disaster for all of the people involved. but it broke the relations that tween germany and russia, and that was its intention between the you and russia not only on north stream on oil, on gas, but on the extensive trade, which was 10 times the size of their trade. the you trade with the u. s, so they've managed to sanctions to break that and they want to keep that broken. they want to batter this down, even though it's a disaster for the entire e. u. and frankly, russia has in this war is moving forward and has been able to match them in every sense. so they're not expecting a successful outcome, but i think they're committed to keeping it going. at this point, they're not negotiating on anything of substantial purpose. they are rubbing up against china. they are continuing on other fronts, but i don't think they've stopped this. yeah, i thought that was, that's a really interesting point because, you know, one of the problems with me go back to you and washington is and what is the definition of winning? what is the defini

if you were -- to take a network of these farms totalling 5% of u. s. waters -- you could you could remo the equivalent carbon output of over a million cars. what the kelp does? is it reduces the acidification rate it pull so much carbon and nitrogen out that it changes the water quality. so we've done studies and it's called the halo effect of the kelp actually working together with you as well that companion companions species exactly exactly well you know they're meant to be together but you know it's kind of ninety brings claims are certainly intriguing. can the system really help clean up did some. fights live see. the sea weed marine biotechnology lab at the university of connecticut stamford. the p. study justice question. this is a science. what's going on in here. we have a lot of the my name is growing right here. talk to simona organized leading research. and some coastal estuaries like long island sound we have a lot of nutrient run off so from fertilizers or from waste water treatment plants a lot of those nutrients get concentrated into t

are going into their 2nd day. women have taken industries and a march against what they call total control, u. s. and e. u flags could be seen in the crowds that began to gather out in front of the cities parliament. building on tuesday, protests were more heated, as writers broke through a barricade near the country's parliament while attempting to storm a building and a protest against a new foreign agent law. road traffic in the city has been blocked. masser rest also reported. some of the protesters were seen throwing molotov cocktails and stones at police, leaving several officers injured. ambulances arrived to help treat any casualties. earlier on tuesday, the proposed loss sparked clashes between george and lawmakers inside parliament. does this make the initiative which the u. s embassy in the country has described as kremlin, inspired being approved by a majority of m. p. 's artes marina kosovo. has more details. this a foreign agent law basically means that any organizations receive in foreign funding have to register as foreign agents basically that they are working in the interests o

many women have joined for demonstrations and in march against what they call, total control, u. s. and e. u flags have been voted in the crowds in front of george's parliament building in tbilisi to get the latest. now from a correspondent whose therefore is on the grounds, don't good to see you. could you describe to with the situation on the ground at the moment it doesn't look like things a heating up once again was you could here, nicky. i'm actually right here in the middle of the action. you can see the parliament building behind me aware thousands of these protesters have organized to protest this draft law that was passed by parliament. that would see organizations in georgia that receive over 20 percent of their funding from foreign agent from foreign sources to register as for an agencies. now, as you said, there's been a lot of western flag sighted american flags, european union flag, ukrainian flags. clearly a lot of anti russian sentiment here and the protesters are also calling this law a russian style law. it is in fact based on a russian law that requires agency for

u. s. commercial banks, with $209000000000.00 and total assets at the end of last year. the collapse has global implications. media reports claim, some brazilian firms with more than $10000000.00 in the bank have lost their money in that could just be the tip of the iceberg. as v. b has also branches in india, china and all across europe. in the u. k. more than 180 companies have sent a joint letter to the british government, calling for help. the loss of deposits has the potential to cripple the sector and said the eco system back 20 ish, many businesses will be sent to invoice for liquidation overnight. this costs will start on monday, and so we call on you to prevented no parallels are being drawn to the global financial crisis of 2008, which was triggered by the collapse of what was america's 5th largest investment bank. bear stearns. it's exposure to the subprime mortgage fiasco led to the so called great recession, and was the start of a domino effect of financial business failures. a recession in the u. s. economy was also seen as a key blame factor in the crisis.

u. s. start saying, washington respects the total integrity of ukraine, while disregarding the fact that taiwan is an integral part of china. and he should go, the chinese people have every right to ask. why does the us talk about respecting sovereignty and territorial integrity and ukraine? what disrespecting china sovereignty and territorial integrity on the taiwan question. why does u. s. gas china not to provide weapons to russia while the keep selling arms to taiwan in violation of the august 17th communique? why does the u. s keep on professing the maintenance of regional ties, instability, while cowardly formulating a plan for the destruction of taiwan versus devotee pharmacist. so again, react called says, biological ties, which my man driving the us and it's our allies around the world. quote crazy. he made the comment as an exclusive interview here, artie achieve 9 minute guns of this, but would obviously americans are concerned that are comprehensive partnership and the whole complex of our ties. multi faceted and deep have received an additional impetus and continue to develop despi

with mos on israel encircled by arab neighbors, hostile to the fledgling state, didn't want total reliance on u. s. protection. in 1960 david, ben guion ordered the building of a plant to manufacture weapons, grade plutonium for the construction of a nuclear bomb. fearing regional destabilization america urged israel to desist from its plans. most are chief harville also categorically opposed the demona nuclear project. he feared that if the americans found out it would damage relations between the 2 countries. after initially relieving her live responsibility for the demona program, been going on eventually forced his resignation. washington was concerned at the deposition of her l. when deputy defense minister shimon peres visited the white house, he had to field a barrage of tough questions. they're going all of her. those are learn. and as i entered president kennedy's office, he was sitting in a rocking chair, a lot of damica august. the 1st time i'd seen him up closer. charlotte immediately asked, why did you sack your masa chief? so i told him about the ro with harangue on a mother me logo

u. s. assistance. so this thing could just get totally out of hand, very, very rapidly. and i think that we're going to see this, we've got to win a very, very tense area right now. and i think that we talk not lightly about nuclear weapons use man. that's that scares that scares me to death. to, to think that we use that as part of the discussion. now, what's wrong with people andre, i'd like to bring you back in and thank you again for your patience. no, that's good. but the original question about the box mode obviously is, is a, a below the siege and, and attrition wall for 7 months. now, do you expect, we'll see similar bustles for further cities in the dumbass like this. a definitely definitely as, as the military situation of the ukraine is getting worse, the most of the west than weapon supplies are ineffective. most of the systems are destroyed the 1st lap, but that have arrived stuck in the mud. and we know from i've gone a son and the rock that there are no super tank at all. it is clear that militarily the ukraine cannot sustain the conflict, and biden knows

u. s. financial system banking system. government finance. it's a totally law despite whatever government try to pull it, you know, they are reaching a kind of i believe e less seek a conditions. now was this a dollar? so i know they can play a regional mix. one more time i to associate professor jackline, jenn, i'll stop you there more after this break. ah, ah, ah! in 1834 france invaded algeria and straight away the french started inhabiting it to strengthen their position. the colonists, known as p a. no ours took the best land from day one, the local population was put into an unequal position and was brutally exploited. this caused mass discontent. the people of jerry began their long term fight for independence. in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation front. a guerrilla war against the occupants broke out. the french tried to suppress the rebellion using cruel measures. full villages were wiped out packs of georgia and executions of civil people, including pregnant women children and old people took place more than 2000000

u. s. financial system banking system. government finance. it's a totally law is fight. whatever government try to call it, you know, they are reaching a kind of, i believe e less seek are conditions now with the satellite. so i doubt they can play reagan nomics one more time. i just don't see it present. jackline, jenn, i'll stop you that more after this break. ah ah! [000:00:00;00] a to see how it becomes an engagement. it was the trail when they find themselves well to part, we choose to look for common ground. ah, welcome back to going underground. i'm familiar with professors young engine, chinese international relations scholar and distinguish fellow at the simpson center. i know you say it was a long time coming, but do you think the chinese communist party was watching the defeat in afghanistan as well as the a rio reaction by russia to re concerted bombing of don bass? are these 2 factors? yeah, the, the catalysts for this, what looks like dramatic foreign policy initiatives, but she didn't bring sure. oh, well can, yes i, i will say so. yes. ah, they really had

u. s. financial system banking system . government finance. it's a totally law despite whatever government try to pull it, you know, they are reaching the kind of, i believe in elastic i conditions now was a dollar. so i know they can play a regional makes one more time. i just, ah ah, welcome back to going underground. i'm familiar with professors young jin chinese international relations scholar and distinguish fellow at the simpson center. i know you say it was a long time coming, but do you think the chinese communist party was at watching the defeat in afghanistan as well as the rio reaction by russia to meet inserted bombing of don bass? are these 2 factors, the air catalysts for the st. what looks like dramatic foreign policy initiatives by she just being sure. ah, well can, yes i, i will say so. yes. ah, they, they really had the certain says, usa shot and troy. well, let's see how k, all the united states repeated this. i go a retreat after so many years, which they of course see are rushing or invasion out. i know chinese come and never use. i word

has been for 12 years and the total control of the west, all of its institutions archive documents, t, v. 's street cities and villages have been under total control of the u. n. why haven't they? in 12 years found any evidence for the charges that accused us of not just rate. they accused us of killing $10000.00 civilians within 5 days of the start of the trouble. they accuse us of re being 8000 bee and women ridiculous. they accused us of flattening whole neighborhoods in tripoli, with air raids in the 1st week. they accused us of importing more than 20000 free can mercenaries into the country. we are not supernatural magicians option if these crimes own this scandal occurred. in 12 years, they would have found the victims, their families, the streets in which these crimes where taking place and libya is a very tribal, very islamic, very society, people are very linked to each other. they are all cousins and friends and neighbors. you can never commit such a run the crimes in the 1st place, let alone hide them and hide the evidence. for 12 years, my understanding is even without evidence of the journalists who are amplifying those stories of all one awar

u. s. position is they want total isolation of russia. and remember also that iran who saudi arabia is now going to restore diplomatic relations with is one of the few countries that is directly supplying russia with weapons. it's, it's alleged. and drones and missiles are certainly many countries say are coming from iran to russia. jim's laser diplomatic editor there for us in the united nations in new york. iran and saudi arabia have long had an adversarial history. let's take look back at some of those recent events will in 2011, the arab springs or protest movements against the status quo and several countries in the middle east, sadie arabia accused her on of inciting protests in bahrain against the royal family. iran deny the accusation. well, as the civil war in yemen began in 2015, saudi arabia, back the internationally recognized government and targeted who the rebels strongholds. iran was widely accused of a king who sees militarily, is that it provides a political support. and in 2016, saudi arabia executed a prominent shiite l