u. s. type to create awareness and to basically put a lot of focus towards north korea. and i tried to contain the militarization of north korea, but you also have to see that to you. the public and south korea is not so concerned. they are basically business as usual. or they think that comes from n. as you know, like a doc that always bytes, but never got a box because they have been living with this threat and by north korea for several decades now. but it's still um that doesn't really help. also for south korea to boot up the wellness that there's really danger of building up just a couple of miles north from, you know, you talked earlier, how the on about north korean soldiers being sent to fight with russian soldiers and ukraine. what options, open sales career and as partners to counsel this new on tome, this new level of cooperation between north korea and russia. yeah. what can south korea do? i would say that the only country that has enough leverage to directly influence north korea from stopping distance, potentially china and china doesn't seem to be willin

so of this month has really exceeded what types of that has the u. s. i cool and he's being the word and, and this type of it is do you think it was a cypress? if you think about the upcoming victim and i'm off in the white house with a job, would it be that we went strong by then who is that the i think you have other hinemann and many other health issues. we went from someone so old and so they are out of the complex someone who is upset about showing up in killing and making wars and supporting more i'm you can imagine houses that come to, going to affect the people of the word that's i now as right, and some of the what the high cost yeah. needs we did. how little much time side of the month. but just say yes or no question. do you think is president issac has a previously he believes he denied that his country was involved. do you think he really didn't of couldn't any of made that decision without the present consent when he got about 10 seconds? i'm afraid that's my time. yeah, is.

and here to do the type of transformation of u. s. foreign and domestic policy. they up to very interested in this is, this is the 65000 lubo question is the, to who he's going to a point to his cabinet. and so at the moment, there's a numerous might of space speculation about who's going to be that, who's going to be influential? we know one thing so far is that j d events, his vice president is a very important figure. i mean, i'll even put my money on him possibly being a successor. yeah. the only one. no. indeed. indeed, i'm not. okay. so moving, get much if i put a batch of it now, but the district events, but also donald trump junior, who was the one who actually insisted to his father that that point j. d events as opposed to the other ones. plenty of other candidates. rubio and others to be the vice president. so, and that is an ideological, there is a manifesto. we will be different this time and we will change america. and they, he also has the endorsement of a couple of very prominent personalities, including even mosque i, person who built the, a lot

opportunity for the republican party to do something more substantial and easier to do or their type of transformation of u. s. foreign and domestic policy? they opted not very interested in this is, this is the 65000 global question is the, to who he's going to a point to his cabinet. and so at the moment there's a norm with somebody to spit speculation about who's going to be that, who's going to be influential? if we know one thing so far is that j defense, as vice president is a very important say, got, i mean our lives and put my money on him, possibly being a successor. yeah, that's the only one. no, indeed. indeed, i'm not. so moving, get much if i put a batch of it now, but the district events, but also donald trump junior, who was the one who actually insisted to his 5 that there point j defense as opposed to the other ones. a bunch of other candidates, rubio and others, and to be the vice president. so, and that is an ideological, there is a manufactured though. we will be different this time and we will change about your account. and they, he also has the endorsement of a couple of very prominent p

type of oil. the last full capacity refinery in the u. s. was built in 1977. this means a lot of facts, crude oil as export at mostly to europe in china. the us been in parts different oil, mostly from canada. so the oil boom has decreased in parts slightly, but the system isn't set up for the us to win itself off in parts entirely. and more drilling doesn't directly equal lower prices as proponents clean. even though it does play a role, it's just one piece of a complicated global puzzle. more over a companies want the price of oil to be high. that way they can offer competitive salaries, investing new infrastructure, and theoretically plug old wells. that's just as important as drilling because you have to when you're done with something, you've got to make sure that is not going to come back and haunt you in the future, which has happened to a lot of places around here. those unplugged wells are quietly causing massive damage and could seriously threatened oil companies bottom line. they can leech chemicals into the ground water and methane into the air, a

so what's that i can look at as quickness of china and types of programs that actually called the s b u agent worked in new i'd like to enrolled in an agricultural university and began espionage activities. in regards to the owner of this internet most boulevard. nothing other than the nature of the notes on the to see a specific but as on this, the book i don't any plus my the, as i may ask for us the work alone granted that he began to involve his parents in terrorist activities. espionage became a family as a fan of the items, because i want the class thoughts say, as a potential assessable social is placing you to a mile. yeah. but a she lives by not put in the oil. and so i don't watch so on. but you know, to go to some issues, come into the dustin boons. by switching the ship, us fix a mobile number minus one on the, on most of the quicker sort of edge or furniture. no, the station furnished to a course to ship a ship or cellphone as well. i'm going to the russian special services conducted the operations f. s. b offices detained this by his parents. he was laid to catch the look

u. s. a strategy in the country. therefore, it is impossible for these a tie the types to, to advance and move and receive all these type of weapons and immunization without for the support. and in this case, we have to focus on the role of the c i a and depend, are going in delivering these type of wip entity and immunization to these terms as groups. and in this case, the timing is not a coincidence because today we have a ceasefire agreement in live on on. and now the americans are uh, focused or hyper focused, lets say unto ukraine fund. but at the same time, they still see syria as an obstacle to their absolute huge him when he made it to me really, truly and financially under each. and therefore they wants to destabilize the country and force i saw into compromise. and this was the same strategy in 2015 in 2015, john kerry. he was a former secretary of state of the u. s. he met with steven a position figures and somebody leaked the conversation and recorded the old. your basically, john carrie said that we were watching the expansion of isis, and we thought it's a brilliant idea because then we can pressure it on

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u. s. started. if that's what happens, this will be the big property for the regime because it will types of to fight on to talk to the opposite from one end of the for the 1st of all north. the 2nd and the most southern part of the country, this would be really strong or so the vision to email go worried there in cairo a week after a surprise for right victory in the 1st round of remaining is presidential election . voters are preparing for a problem in treat ballot. on sunday, the new government will choose the next prime minister who will work with the winner of the presidential run of this weekend's vote could determine whether romania continues its path toward e. u integration, or becomes isolationist. that when you know your traditional take target, but the social media platform is credited with helping fall, right. it's kyle in georgia. screw that we've done with soon. how far are there any sort of setting that came out of nowhere within m t u and the may to message and swept into 1st place in the 1st round of romania is presidential elections usually remain? yeah, it's known as a kid that fol

so you've got these type of appointments that may be calculated to send a warning signal to bodies like the u. s. military to the united nations. so there are a number of reasons for these appointments being made. uh, but this also is that absolute insistence on a personal loyalty and i must as well there is one stumbling block to all of this. that is confirmation hearings in the us senate. mike hunter, thanks so much indeed. so what sort of head here on al jazeera, i'm just seeing human in lima peru, flared meters, was a 21 nation, a peck, prove our meeting among other things to try to ward off a trade war in the world's most dynamic commercial regions. and selling the seats of recovery, we look at one that families mission to restore summer for sales ravaged, rain forest, the that most of all has been swept away from the states in terms of the nice for the most part or in the teens. whereas has been reading following the east coast, it hasn't affected new england still to drive to weather is surprising, far as but in the winds. and there longer that strong the code is showing itself by bringin

on what on what type of industry are bumping up a website production, or whether it's gone cotton or shelf or not they simply don't have the resources and it takes time even with the u. s. adulthood, it's uh, production of artillery shells 155 millimeter artillery shells. it only went up to $67000.00. so basically, less than a week's worth or would you bring in about 4 days worth of what rushing less than that? so let's do not prepare. they're not in any so any form prepared and i'm worried preparing the bare mouse, which used to be you, i'm sorry, the opponents. yeah. so people want to make it very me locked together, but that's not even a shadow of opponent spirit that was in the 90 nine's. let's not forget it. the room is there said yes, we do defend germany or one city of germany and non berlin. that's to be so what are your thoughts on the biden administration? apparently giving this approval for ukraine to use long range missiles to strike against russia after the election, which of course, we know a couple of harris lost the democrats lost in, in a land sided. i mean, do think this is retribution, it seems like it would be especially evil to risk an escalation i

on capital, these really on the and types favorites go barry area shortly off to issued force displacement orders. so 4 consecutive day of attacks on babies. the u. s. investment to pay rates has submitted or drops these 5 proposal to 11 on speak of parliament us has been trying to broke it 1st and the conflicts between israel and his folder. this is really ministry is targeted a so i know when does that run by the u. n's agency for palestinian refugees v and rebuilding was housing hundreds of forcibly displaced palestinians in gauze associates as well as one, gaza, has been found to be consistent with the characteristics of genocide, including the use of salvation. a new report by you and special committee accuses israel of stripping palestinians. the basic necessities required to sustain life. like food was a fuel cable. as on the reports from un headquarters in new york of the, the targeting of palestinians as a group the life threatening conditions imposed on them through warfare and restrictions on humanitarian aid have resulted in physical destruction, massive loss of life. and are not only violations of international law, but also have all t

percent on all american imports, with additional types of 60 percent, to 100 percent on goods bought from china. trade talks between the u. k and the u. s. also hanging in the balance, they've long story because of disagreements of agriculture or standards, including concerns over the import of chlorinated chicken, a whole loan treated beef into britain bought the bank of england has urged breakfast, prime minister kissed on the step up ties with the you saying that the you case exit from the block has weighed on the nation's economy. now in trade, its numbers the matter calm us between the u. k and europe is 3 times larger, the between the u. k. and the us taking as a block, the u is the you case, largest overall trade post and accounting for 43 percent of trade. while the us is britain, the single largest trade pump that with more than $388000000000.00 worth of goods and services. this year, the u. k. could face the almost $28000000000.00 hit to its exports. if trump imposes a blanket 20 percent tariff on all imports, according to new analysis by the university of sussex is to us for inclusive trade policy. well, research as of aston

u. s. p. all consultants, levine, molding, ukraine's public image for decades. so the fact is that there's been americans working in ukraine in politics. and as proof consulting says, i mean we have 2 types of a game, and you see a lot of course, the grand for, for the phones as well, studying united states, for instance, born here in order to learn new skills and to bring it back to us here in the print overall, i think there's been a positive for both the print as well as for the americans who've been able to also benefit from getting to know that you're creating counterparts. there's no actual separation between t r firms and the government in ukraine. government in the united states and the government in, in, in the u. k. so many of the staffers in these p r firms rotate between the british governments, ukrainian government and out of various p r firms will if you look at the ukraine crisis and media center, for example, that's funded by the us government, by the european union on, by different embassies, and that is pumping out government this information to media outlets and has been since 2014 the, the presence of a c a is more through cut outs, like the national endowment for dem

u. s. directly in the conflict in ukraine to make it more difficult for any uh, presumptive uh, trump administration measures uh to uh, either uh assign some tight area to finalize, some type of deal. uh to, to bring it towards a piece or, or even towards the escalation. so it, at least in part this is a direct if you want to say an attack on the trump administration by the, by an administration. um, secondly is i believe that the us of course, would also prefer a certain element of surprise with these facts. um, russian air defense and electronic warfare missiles have developed a quite a profile of, of uh, the gps a signal targeting weapons that the u. s. has supplied the key of regime width. and certainly, the attack ends, at least according to the western me media are one of those. the effectiveness of the attack comes missiles has reduced significantly because russia, wherever it has electronic warfare and air defense assets is more likely than not able to intercept them. uh, so they would like to get a few shots in almost certainly before rush can react. i also want to get your take on the situation within the european blog because it seems that that's a bit of fragme

you know, resort to some type fixed that they had to during the 1st administration to under cut some of the actions he wanted to take his election will likely bring a change in u. s. foreign policy. more isolation is closer to israel. hostile to need 2 things he tried to do before the details i scan. but trump to point tool will approach the white toast with experience and grievance. i'll look for sure, i'll just say to washington, both on the royal title, our associate to concede, but always called herself the under adult. the democratic candidate didn't loan, check him a challenge for the white house until 15 weeks before election day and the entire suspect to become the 47th us president social's ocean there was mostly in jordan, has more a democratic presidential candidate, carmella harris had just 15 weeks and 3 days to run for the white house and running like we ended up because we are. donald trump's been running for a lot the last decade. i've been in this race about 3 and a half months, and the stakes are so high. supporters have terraces, ruins donated more than a $1000000000.00 fired up by her promise to leave division and hatred behind. harris seemed