u. s. e. u. and in this case, also, nato, that actually encourages the serbian autocratic president alexander, voucher to, to take these steps. for example, of the u. s. o, d u today issued a statement where they suggested that putting up these barricades as a form of legitimate peaceful protest. a u. s. senior u. s. official said that serbia has the right to ask for its troops to enter into kosovo when every one knows that it's nato forces the cave for force that is solely responsible. ultimately for security in kosovo and out, we see that data also suggests that serbia has a right to take this provocative step of bringing forces close to the border. it may have that right, but these steps are highly provocative and they do not contribute to the restraint that the u. s. u and nato say they want to see please. so in your view, then what would it take to diffuse? he sanctioned you yourself, have been involved in previous negotiations between belgrade and christina. yes. ah ok, look, there's steps t

u. s. have been sacrificed on the altar of profit of military industrial complex supremacy in the u. s. u. c. now ukrainian, you see libyan, you see theory and you see iraqis and africans, of course, from the past 2 decades of war. so ultimately, anyone who's anyone around the world knows the u. s. cannot be trusted. the u. s. is not a trustworthy partner. and the u. s will always backstab its allies for its own game. christopher holly, political analyst and researcher, thank you for that. thank you very much. the ukraine wants to hold a p summit up the united nations to put an end to the conflict, but it doesn't anticipate russia taking part that's according to the ukranian foreign minister. and he added that russia must face a war crimes tribunal prior to any direct negotiations. the idea of the peace formula is to fault on the one hand, not to allow russia to manipulate the issue of peace. because they regularly say that they are ready for negotiations, which is not true because everything they do on the battlefield, cross to the opposite, prove the constable to the contrary. they're

u. k has agreed to a deal with the u. s. t. a double liquefied natural gas exports to britain with the nation's prime minister, studying the goal of lowering prices and cutting dependency on russian energy. together the u. k and u. s. will ensure the global price of energy and the security of our national supply can never again be manipulated by the whims of a sailing regime. the partnership will bring down prices for british consumers and help and europe's dependence on russian energy once and full. despite attempts, reports show the u. k, and europe will be facing bigger challenges to keep warm. the international energy agency said that europe is only safe this year. as last summer rush and gas helped replenished reserves. meanwhile, u. s. exports of l. n. g are priced up to 4 times higher than the domestic market. energy experts point out the u. k. u s. deal will not solve the crisis. is a strategy that is at best short sighted and at west will only further enrich the oil and gas industry at the expense of everyone else. the u. k. dependence on russian energy exports has been comparatively low. last year just 4 percent of gas was imported. the major portion of the u. k. supply coming from norway, in

s u b out there. right now the new mercedes benz e q s s u b. if that's true, we want to find out today, but 1st we'll head out of the city right into the mountains. oh, and we're going to change the color a little bit. as expected, the flagship electric su, v of the brand comes with all the bells and whistles such as over the air updates for digital features and car software. ah, the general driving impression in the u. s. s. u, v. is some movers. hell, it is silent on the interior, you. he almost no wind noises then of course, you profit from the fact that electric cars are way more silent than for example, combustion engine cars. furthermore, the adaptive suspension keeps most of the bombs outside. so you don't really fill them in the interior. in fact, this is really close to what i would imagine. if i think about luxurious driving, ah, the entry level version, which is the q s $450.00 plus comes in with $265.00 kill was at the rear average consumption between 18.6 and 23 kilowatt hours per $100.00 k. i'm going to give you the range of her ow

u. s. and partner influence, such as highlight in the u. s. withdraw from afghanistan, and criticizing us backed security partnerships people's republic of china, officials and state media outlets also repeatedly condemned the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan and cited the withdrawal as evidence that the u. s. is an unreliable partner and declining power cus, withdrawal was one of the defining moments of recent his c also plenty of his military operation in afghanistan, the pentagon quit in the face of a taliban advance and left behind thousands of people who had been helping the u. s army over the years, a bomb attack by an iceland group at the couple ad pool as people with trying to flee killed at least a 160 civilians and 13 us marines. were some media outlets have destroyed the us pull out from our fast on as a disaster and republican lawmakers of impending the blame squarely on the by them administration. the biden administration repeatedly misled the american people about the real situation on the ground in cobble issuing public state

u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan and criticizing us backed security partnerships people's republic of china. officials and state media outlets also repeatedly condemned the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan and cited the withdraw as evidence that the u. s. is an unreliable partner and declining power. the u. s. withdrawal has been called one of the defining moments of recent world history. after 20 years of its military operation in afghanistan, the pentagon quit in the face of a telephone advance left behind thousands of people who had been helping the u. s. army over many years. a bomb attack by an ice as link group, but capital airports as people were trying to flee, killed at least 160 civilians, and 13 u. s. marines were western media outlets. describe the u. s. poli, from afghanistan as a disaster on republican lawmakers, said the blame ly squarely with the biden administration. the biden administration repeatedly misled the american people about the real situation on the ground in cobble issuing public statements that were in direct opposition to the internal reports being sent by the state department and u. s. military. at one point, the state department spokesperson net price was encouraging people to make their way to the

u. s. u cane. israel u k. on the u. s. have been particularly vocal in the criticism of the runs response to the process of political analysts say it must africa ocean says that foreign forces, medlin, any runs domestic affairs on nothing. you networks have been operating inside iran for the past 3 years. dom bolton, the former national security adviser on the donald trump appeared on our bbc persia, to say that all he has seen are armed opposition are providing gar, you know, guns all, all to rioters inside iraq through iraq, with the borders and go to san province. there are many proves all saying that they are operating the in iran, and it's no strange to see that they used to do that in 2009. they did it in our 5 years ago. they did it also some 3 years ago, the u. k. foreign office told as a seeking to clarify the situation from the iranians, but one british m. e. p brunner the arrest, the industrialized taking of hostages, and called on british citizens to leave the country immediately. if i was a british foreign nati

u. s. has no right to make a responsible remarks. according to the latest u. s. defense arts of to $10000000000.00 will be provided over the next 5 years to modernized, tie one security capabilities. so i want defense ministry says the decision shows. washington is committed to taiwan on the island security. u. s. arm sales to taiwan have continued to grow, and this is despite the issue straining. beijing is relations with washington. a. we spoke to nelson wong again, the vice chairman of the shanghai sense of international studies. he says that the u. s. uses tie one as a tool in it's multi level strategy with china, where i think it's quite apparent that the taiwan strait is not at peace of the moment. and the main reason we all know that it's because the u. s. is making use of this tie one issue and trying to to, to play this card so hard as to, to irritate china. but on the other hand, the government has repeatedly said that they respect the one china policy that they do not seek taiwan independence. they won't assist taiwan independence, but what they do,

u. s. the u. s. assistant secretary for near eastern affairs. barbara lee said this back in september that the biden administration is working to ensure the continuation of security cooperation between israel and the palestinian authority, and that it wants to ensure to the greatest degree that cooperation is robust and continuing. what's your reaction to, to, to such statement? are they helpful at all? well, i don't think that they are going to last really long soon. so if things would go on their way to do the same direction that they've been going on. and i must say in the last year, even under the so called left, a center of government are experiencing more fatalities. and then during the time you know, tenure, so i don't see the lights at the end of the tunnel and i can not even see a demo because the american facilities, this has disappeared. the international community did your opinions, are busy now with hungary, with your grain. and they're not very eager to step in this market gate. but the good news is maybe has to get worse before it gets better. this government is going to remove its own democratic mass by challenging the independence of this when quote, which has great international reputation. and it is where i could hide behind the argument. that is what it is respecting the international and these really low and the international community will, is going to see a very different is that even down going prime minister law div called pro publicly 1000000000 against. what if any, our colleagues are now asking for is actually a ha ha, a town would state, they are challenging the israel majority that are not all to the also challenging the majority of the american jewish community, which is basically reform bo conservancy, not all to docs and so israel is going to lose its power, not only in the administration, but also the congress in the jewish community and the american public opinion. even the disraeli left, which last months ago in the elections, our is when you got, this is a wake up call. this is what too much, what i was doing now was inviting racist into his government and making his randy's being ashamed of their country being ashamed of their passports. and now i see where the reporters are complaining that they are not welcome to buy our ups in the ha, indeed, well cut matches. because what can you say? i d, r a. people are not very happy with, with these radio to patients. bill it and just comment on what akiva had to say. i mean, do you think that israel in the long run, might lose out politically in terms of international support as well as domestic supports? well, it's an interesting question. i think that in, in the court of public opinion, israel is starting to lose that for that particular battle because of social media . we see it is very disturbing images that are appearing on a daily basis. and i thinking of the, the school that was demolished, the idea escorting out young primary age children and then their, their, their school being demolished. now, these images are shocking, i think, and disturbing. so in that regard, yes, israel is losing as some of more gloss that it has had. i think the question of israel presenting itself as the only democracy in the region is increasingly tawdry and, and tired. however, the, the political situation remains, the reality remains. that western governments continue to stand toe to toe with the israeli government. continue not to call out the disturbing treatment and the increasingly violent behavior of all the idea how they stand by and watch for example, hebron where where people were b error absorbing, attacked by settlers. the idea stood by and watched where an idea of soldier assaulted a is really piece protest her where just today the at the idea of declared hebron, a military excluded military zone, preventing for peace protesters from coming to abroad to show support for the palestinians. i think that we have a real problem here. i think the problem is within israel. i think the problem is, is, is with western governments. i think it's going to be a long time before it israel wakes up, but also i think before the western governments wake up and that's very sad because once again is the palestinian people who pay the price for our silence and, and our neg right. so they're paying the price nude, and as we're saying, palestinians are divided. there is no leadership, largely abandoned by the international community. so what, what you're seeing and hearing on the ground and that i'm alone and other occupied territories or palestinians taking matters into their own hands and going forward, are we seeing a resurgence of be the resistance to the occupation? well that in the palestinian people have been resisting occupation right over the southern decades that has not stopped. and the fact that we saw, i think let me just raise that and it's i'm talking about more resistance in the sense that will we, will we be seeing organized resistance like the 1st intifada, for example. no, i don't think that we will see something similar to the 1st intifada. the 1st and the father had a unified political leadership, but it came in a very different political context. i think what you see now was far more dangerous because of all the things that we talked about, the international component, the palestinian division, the, the audacity and the ferocity of, of israeli settler organizations and, and extreme racist groups that literally go out the streets and hunt down palestinians and an occupied east, jerusalem and even inside israel proper. so we were, you know, it's a different ball game. it's the same relationship between occupied and occupier if you will. but i do think that will palestinians can count on and should be working on right now. in addition to restoring and repairing their own political entity, a by uniting is working on europe through solidarity groups in european capitals. these governments in europe must be held accountable by their own constituents. they must be held accountable for their double standards, further hypocrisy really. in terms of their positions towards israel, they cannot apply different standards. and if they choose to continue to talk about championing international law human rights, then they must hold israel accountable for its actions. they must treat the incoming government the way they would treat any other racist homophobic government . and that they have special and strategic relations with this government should be boycotted by europe and others if they really want to continue having any kind of integrity or credibility regarding where they stand on international law and human rights and and palestinians will continue to do what they've done for 73 exist occupation in different ways and different manners. and now they have the added burden of trying to recover their polity from a broken you know, old, a group of old men who seemed to be so entrenched in their position and divided that they've left us with their wood, our backs, bear really to this occupation a kiva l t r. if we just kind of take a broader picture here and put it into context, how, how far are palestinians and israelis today from a political solution at the, the platform of the new government is very clear about they believe in annexation of area. see which are covered 60 percent of the west bank and they were a resistor. and the negotiations, not let alone was, was hamas. and this is something that i would like to see on the policy side if i was a policy. and i would like to see some kind of coexistence, a alliance between all post union forces, but aston isley, who am i to give to advise? but yes, i can see the international community now asking clear questions to are these re lease like are they asked for the south african, what do you want? do you want and apartheid, eugene? and do you want to at criminal lou in the leading position? or as you say is wrong for many years claimed it's the only democracy in the middle east. is it so i'm afraid that the current to a prime minister, that congress members of cabinet, we have a hard time answering this kind of questions been law. there were reports that there were some members of the biden administration who are concerned about new members of this, right. when government in israel, do you think at all that will get to a point where the americans will perhaps disengage from certain members of the israeli government over there. right wing views and policies and if so, what impacts will that have? yeah, i again i, i wish i could say yes but, but i don't think that will happen. but these a, these particular smart, the rich and then the coming in as a said racist they, their hatred for arabs is appalling and they should be denounced in washington. they should be denounced here in london. they're not being the silence is very, very worrying. there may be the certainly, there will be people within the democratic party that who will speak up, but will joe biden to pay that my cheat? i, i fear or not. ok, well the secretary of state antony blink and pay them much. you know, i don't think so. we'll have to leave it there on that. no, thank you so much for joining us to keep the elder and your order and bill law. thanks so much. thanks for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com. you can have further discussion. i go into our facebook page, that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha. inside story. you can join the conversation on twitter or handle is a inside story from myself and the whole team here and how, thanks for watching bye bye for now. ah and a story things change see were being sold. the notion that we can offset for the cause we generate this carbon offsetting, actually work with the state of the army isn't worth sitting in the program is not 0 just to catch right. net 0 mission. that's there, right? you know, climate poly re examines the myths. i'm delusions in the struggle against climate breakdown, all hail the planet episode want on al jazeera. they may not be top of the table. they might not have the biggest stadium, but they stand as tightens in the face of the fascist fall. right. to move that you want to show the world that the good guys come sometimes when they are the force behind jim said poly for nobody. oh, the fun to make football fun. i was just you, it's a simple act, applying a flag. but in the occupied west bank, we think the palestinian flag could get you shot or arrested after the also ports of the 900 ninety's between the palestine diversion organization. and israel, that bound on the palestinian flag was listed, but on the ground it's becoming much harder to express. any type of support for the palestinian cause. one day there are no palestinian flags. the next best to reach are filled with. it's a really like to your net by young men who are not even born when these railey government for the delay or the palestinian flag in ah, found carrie johnson hearing the top stories on our 0. the european union has decided on a $60.00 a barrel price cap on russian oil carried by c tanker. the u. s. u. k, canada, japan, and australia have also agreed to the cap is aimed at starting the kremlin of cash to fund its invasion of ukraine while avoiding a search and energy prices. so how has more from london this isn't going to affect pretty much in any way e u countries ability to buy russian oil at any price. because from monday, december, the 5th a band comes into play on a you countries buying any rational at all where it has global significance.

a u. s. u k initiative is a distraction, is a distraction from the european energy prices, which stems from these western sanctions on russia is not from the war. such, peru has worn in its 1st female president dana. paula said that the countries now form a president, petro castillo, has now been impeached, placed under arrest. both castillo and the congress that removed him, have accused each other of an acting, a qu, protest. he passed the streets of lima, some half a others distressed by the sudden change in leadership. hello, i say, perform a vice president as president, following a congressional vote to impeach the former rita petro castillo, is a it shoes of attempting to orchestrate. a qu, responds to congress, as attempts to remove him from the position locals, expressed mixed emotions over the unfolding political drama. even if i believe the president pedro castillo has not been allowed to work, castillo has been sown. he has been slandered. this is why we are now going through what we

u. k. france and the u. s. blame syria for the duma incident and began attacks on the country in response, damascus has rejected the allegation stating that the country had destroyed its chemical weapons stockpile. under a 2013 agreement, the syrian foreign minister has accused the o. p. c. w of falsifying its report on the legit attack let's now go live to civil rights attorney robert, but t lo, what is your reaction, robert, and welcome to the o. p. c w chief, being awarded frances national order. well, thanks so much for having me. and i think what's important to understand is in france seems to hand these legion of honor awards out like candy. and indeed, bush or al assad actually received the same award years ago and actually sent it back in 2018 after the french accused him of the use of chemical. busy weapons then i remind people that these saying nation france, the u. k, the u. s. was the same one that accused a rock of having chemical weapons and b, u. so are production of chemical weapons back in 2002, 2003. as it justification from the launch of the warning rock and which we now know were completely falsified. the colin powell in candles horizon lie to the international community to build up the casio bell. i am going to invade iraq, which led to the deaths of nearly a 1000000 iraqi civilians. so we have seen the western powers before yields falsified cling to chemical weapons attacks as a justification to expand and to as that stand there had to amount of power over the world. their main goal is to have a unipolar world, the quote unquote rules based order. but as a result, rules only apply to people. do they say of the bad guys? now why in your view a why in your view, is it not being widely covered in media? well, because as we seen with these bas operation, ukraine, western media has a very close relationship with the western governments an

u. s. and the u. k. only the united states allows its weapons of mass destructions to be deployed on parts of territory in italy, belgium, germany, the netherlands, and turkeys come on it out on do ah, while the artists were working on the portrait of the peruvian peasant woman, they received an unexpected invitation to an odd festival in moscow. for a by law. i law for london. nay, my own energy do not believe anything for more than a j. a. and elizabeth could even do. visa will be autumn, forgiving me, made the bombay che. we can include scary movie fighting the less the stuff if you event, so she may by miss theda, but fight if you project is equal my lot in what cause i get while you dotted it was so now the deal i mean ah ah with ah, i think you know you're, it arrived in moscow to take part in the largest international street festival, alongside his colleagues, salvatore and jeremy. the mural they will be working on needs to be finished in 3 weeks. the artist to keeping the design under wraps. the

u. s. military satellites. while u. s. military personnel on the ground coordinate with the intelligence forces representatives of teeth themselves. have admitted that not a single attack with highmore system has taken place without the consent to the united states. now, the russian ambassador describe the atrocities being committed against civilians and how the united states claims that the weapons it provides are very accurate and precise. and so if that is the case, our all these civilians being killed. if the act weapons are as accurate and precise as the act states claims they are, it would seem that the number of civilians killed in dannetta can launch, can other places, eyes, perhaps intentional. he went on to say that rushes carefully documenting the war crimes that are being committed and says that such crimes do have legal consequences. furthermore, he went on to describe what was the point that was raised throughout the meeting, which is the danger of these weapons that the united states is supplying to the cr

u. s. government for a national is currently being held in prison in the u. k. his fighting a course against expedition to the u. s, and he's wanted on espionage charges. i have braces personally with the representatives of the united states government. my position is clear and has been made clear to the u. s. administration. that it is time that this matter be brought to a close. cold war, i saw his family for the prime, is it to intervene in the case i previously gone unanswered back in june. the p. m . rejected the demand to get involved and cool for the us to drop it. prosecution of the wiki, meeks co farmer, just to recap, and julian us was, was arrested by the u. k. authorities after they bundled him out of the ecuadorian embassy, where he'd been holdups in 2012. to this day, he remains in london's bell much prison pending washington's expedition request, if expedited, he will face up to one instantly 5 years in prison. if found guilty of espionage charges for publishing. thousands of linked documents, the director of the center of counter hedge, a monic st

u. s. u s. i c a d, a y, a u s. so i'm from african, out of china as a country of the accused, b, b, c of deliberately is still in facts to tanisha nations perception in the west. as it deal to the wave of protesting strict antique cove and policies. commons came off and trying to authorities detained a b, b. c reporter. that's a process in shanghai. in volusia, none the remarks from the british side are a serious distortion of facts and constitute a grave interference in china's internal affairs. we firmly reject it. everything was conducted within legal procedures. this pbc journalist refused to cooperate with the police, his law enforcement efforts, and then acted as if he were a victim. the bbc immediately twist to the story and massively propagated the narrative that it's journalist had been arrested and beaten by police. while actually he was working simply to try to paint china as a guilty party. china said that he was here of order was detained for refusing to leave the scene as it became potentially dangerou

u. s. the u. k. the european union and all the nations to send a clear message in support of a peaceful election. and it says that the international media should identify and expose mis information. so earlier i spoke to billamore mccarty, a senior analyst at the tony blair institute for global change is also the author of the democracy under threat report. i asked if nigeria is in a position to be able to hold credible elections next year. i think it is possible if the appropriate actions are taken and that's why this be a place a call to action. it is about trying to since days the international community, but remind the nigerian government that there are serious security threats. facing the elections, including bi monster abductors, 3 of which are active in the, in 5 of the 6, your political zones in the country. post election violence is area of concern and political so agree, which is a pin to nominate by which politicians, unscrupulous politicians. i should say hi our guns to disrobe campaigns

u. s. u k, israel u k. and the us hobby, and particularly both criticism of the wrongs response to the protest. political candidates fire, most of our course church and say that foreign forces meddling in wrong domestic affairs and nothing their networks have been operating inside iran for the past 3 years. john bolton to form a national security adviser on the donald trump, appeared on b, b. c. pair shift to say that he has seen armed off as the providing, you know, gun, paul, to the rioters inside iraq, through the rest of the borders and go to some problem. there are many all saying that they are operating in iran, and it's no strange to see that they used to do that in 2009. they did it in 5 years ago. they did it also some 3 years ago of the u. k. foreign office told us that it's seeking more information on the situation from the iranians. the one british m. p, branded the arrests, the industrialized taking of hostages, and quote, unquote, citizens, to leave the country immediately. if i was a british

u. s. u. s. a y unity. now, thinking along the line, yes, it does not lie in washington. so i see that y a u. s. as in china, as the countries accused the bbc of deliberately, to still think facts of punish the nation's perception in the west offer b, b c reporter sustained a protest in shanghai you've on your way. i love the remarks from the british side or a serious distortion of facts and constitute a grave interference in china's internal affairs. we firmly reject it. everything was conducted within legal procedures. this pbc journalist refused to cooperate with the police, his law enforcement efforts, and then acted as if he were a victim. the bbc immediately twisted the story and massively propagated the narrative that it's journalist had been arrested and beaten by police. while actually he was working simply to try to paint china as a guilty party. oh, try that, said the b. c. before though is detained for refusing to leave the scene as it became potentially dangerous. he thought his release, if after confirming his identity, they said just didn't identify himself as such until after he w

u. s. when there by europe, will stand together? we also heard u. s. president biden is speak of him and i'm a call, not just as the french president, but also a european leader. so that is clearly highlighting that he's speaking to europe when he speaks to mano my call. so that certainly raising his profile, but then there is the overarching issue that the french president wants to address . and that is those u. s. subsidies. that huge package of almost $400000000000.00 that will benefit companies who are working towards greener mobility here in the u. s. but that only applies if it's made in the u. s. if it's based in the u. s. and that, that's his criticism. not directly in front of the cameras to the president, but in front of the cameras when he's not present, that, that is basically takes away a level playing field. so a lot of tough talking also behind closed doors. so those traits subsidies you mentioned. they're just just the latest in a series of events which of strange relations between washington and paris, or whether it's tension on show

he's going to get this time out of the u. s. u. s. is going to announce its largest single delivery of arms to create, including of course, those patriots surface to air missiles. congress is planning on voting on a spending package that includes about $45000000000.00 in emergency assistance. it put this into context for us and tell us how significant this is. well, clearly this is the biggest american commitment that you've seen probably since the end of the cold war. clearly for the united states, this is the most important conflict war in europe since the cold war. and hence, all stakes are at how zalinski the president of ukraine is going to be able to withstand the continued them a continued russian war in his country. i think the united states is banking on, on said on sky. they basically embraced him as a client of the united states in europe, and i think they are hoping that it will be him that will be able to teach russia a lesson because for the city has been an opportunity in order to limit contain and perhaps break up the r

u. s. military base. you can go from med, geez, i to the u. s. government to make a military base and just deported or douglas and people from their country. so they called returned back on the island. no, but we are fighting. that's why i'm real fighting for the right. so i, we do not consider the right to self determination actually applies to the trickle . since i don't the question of self determination, the legal advice we have received is actually the trickle. since we're not and all not a people for me, it's time to move on and see what we can do. a full attend. the said community to return back home. there is no support from the united nation. i commission african united nish. i don't care about chug or send people ah, welcome back to cross not we're all things are considered. i'm funeral. well, this is the home addition to remind you. we're discussing some real news. ah, it's continue the conversation here. i would argue the dilemma that really faces the west is how they have framed this conflict. when lose. ok. and that is fundamental

seeing how the winter moves moves along forage, the u. s. u k initiative is a distraction, is a distraction from the european energy prices, which stems from these western sanctions on russia is not from the war. such a rule has sworn in its 1st female president, dean apollo was a while. her predecessor, petro castillo, has been in page placed on the arrest, both castillo, the countries congress, which voted to remove him, have accused each other of an acting. a qu, protest is flooded the streets of the capital, lima, as events unfold, expressing mixed emotions over the political drama, go, president pedro castillo has not been allowed to wear castillo has been sold. he has been slandered. this is why we are now going through what we are going through . so it was necessary to close this filthy congress in a while. she is part of the broad. we don't want either in the design here in defense of democracy, he grew kasteel has done today is to shut down congress and carry out a crew. he was elected by all the peruvian people. the people are not in

u. s. presence, middle east trip, although the u. s. has been a long time ally with saudi arabia. the current president did not achieve any visible successes during the visit, as we've already said. not long after saudi arabia being one of the main opec plus members took part in putting down oil production, a decision making, which again, we've already said wrote a negative reaction from washington. let's cross live now to react for the latest on the ongoing summit from c d n correspondent young saying g young thanks for joining us this afternoon. so what are the expect the expectations for the main day of the event that you know, tony present it in writing on wednesday and on his 1st day here in to 1000 capital with the official building thing monday and grounding mama can call me on an important operation document with the kingdom. now president, she is also said to attend at summit with leaders of golf. and why don't you, why do l world after the bilateral meeting with selby leaders? yes, so the u. s. has already said that what they've called china is attempt to spread influence

declared flight risk use rest of them one day in the bahamas and faces multiple fraud charges in the u. s. u. s. present, joe biden has signed into law protections for same sex marriage. it's been a right since a landmark supreme court decision in 2015, but new law provide safeguards if from no conservative, lenient court versus the ruling is, includes legalizing same sex unions and protecting interracial marriages. supreme court overturned, if we went in on abortion in jin young, we're gonna call dad, i don't to hate his love this law and the love it to fans, strike a blow against tate in all its forms. and that's why this law matters to every single american, no matter who you are or who you love the shouldn't be about conservative or liberal. red or blue. the west coast guard says it's rescued. 34 haitian migrants who were abandoned by smugglers when an uninhabited island near puerto rico. they were found after officials reported multiple campfires on on nito island is the 2nd such incident in less than a month when the haitians off fleeing deepening poverty and political instability. cau

u. s. and college tuition is expensive. another factor is the century long history of u. s. government run boarding schools, which are now widely considered instruments of cultural destruction. education was used to colonize indigenous people in the united states, and so many have very bad memories of education as being a tool for extinction. along with the excitement of attending college, many native american students experienced jitters than a level of anxiety over leaving their tightened communities and families behind. for the 1st time, j, john is somewhat nervous, growing up like on the reservation. you know, you have your grandma's close, like half a mile away. you have your uncle's guarantees. you know, you have a lot of siblings when you leave and you're alone. that's pretty self. isolation took a toll on raven, long wolf, all caught a jay to preston. anxious and i think for the 1st time in my life, i was like really challenged mentally and spiritually. she got through the crisis and now hopes to use her environmental science education to help her people . many oth

u and europe doesn't need this expansion of gas from the u. s. europe is getting the shock treatment, moving from low cost russian gas supplied on the invite, the long term dependable contracts to high cost imported at n g, from wherever, particularly from the united states. and meanwhile, europe faces an energy crisis. it faces economic disaster. seeing how the winter moves moves along forage a u. s. u k initiative is a distraction, is a distraction from the european energy prices, which stems from these western sanctions on russia is not from the war of such many thanks to keeping his company asi international. this thursday we'll be back in just a few minutes. a, a is your media reflection of reality. in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation for community. are you going the right way or are you being led to direct? what is true? what is great in the world corrupted. you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. and put you in the list to let them with with a almost done with a, with a condition to make it a go for them to push it up with a no i do to a been why with the course when you put up a block, it is it a voicemail but i am a i said yes name way at the suggest is up with a proud name becomes the applicant and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah

u. s. c u. s as in quote, like 15000000 passenger vehicles and a couple 100000 semi truck. so it seems like a small percentage, but it's actually 20 percent of yours. vehicle emissions? because you've got a huge vehicle and spring driven out all the time. so when you factor in the number of hours driven and the weight there is carrying, it's actually loads only one percent of vehicle production. it's 20 percent of vehicle emissions and it's over a 3rd of all the particular emissions. the each truck dubuque comes 3 years later than expected us beverage giant pepsico is receiving the 1st 15 of 100 models. it ordered the semi is not the 1st eat truck. however garmin, you factor as reno and valvo began commercial production of their own. each truck models 2 years ago. so these strange looking things here, ah, drones of apps night like any that you've seen before. they have a very specific job. picking fruit is ready, startup, travel. aerobatics has developed the robots which use artificial intelligence technology to block only the right fist fraud use and keep farmers updated o

u. s. a. u even giving more pressures to the european allies by dropping up all these kind of russia, china threats and through natal the u. s. has admitted to committing cyber attacks on foreign powers in the mid 7 actions is justified the move and by saying this is kind of in to fit in the vote. unless the us had stepped in we did conduct operations persistently to make sure that our foreign adversaries couldn't utilize infrastructure to impact us. we understood how foreign adversaries utilize infrastructure throughout the world. we had that mapped pretty well, and we wanted to make sure that we took it down at key times. this is the idea of understanding your foreign adversaries and operating outside the united states. washington a has been a, he is in raw sand, iran for meddling, and is alexis the many is well for the recent events of the cus, security official said there was surprisingly a lack of foreign interference. he said that russia army wrong was supposedly known, focused on the us.

u. s. position and one of the policies. of course, if the u. s. i apologized for the use of the bomb. it would weaken the u. s. stance and its use of least deterrent nuclear weapons because it would suggest that it would put united states in a position that is not used to plain which is it must be a hedge of mine and its decisions are not to be questioned. and despite, shall we say the most fear in the world, this is one line, they will not cross. and i mean, we seen it in successive operations. the do you have to not apologize for afghanistan for leaving it, abandoning to the taliban without any help and the blocking its funds. so it's not going to projects for a pivotal event which all other presidents have refused to apologize for that. so i don't think we can expect widen to offer such an apology in hiroshima, in 2023 reg over the plaza. lesandra the yes. never apologizes for anything. it does. i, which is sad. ready? even we had the canadians apologizing to the native americans just well, thank you so much for joining us here in our c. sadly, we've been out of time. it was a pleasure to lose you. so tha

u and europe. neither is expansion of gas from the u. s. europe is getting the shock treatment, moving from low cost russian gas supplied on the invite, the long term dependable contracts to high cost imported at n g, from wherever, particularly from the united states. and meanwhile, europe faces an energy crisis. it faces economic disaster. seeing how the winter moves moves along forage, the u. s. u k initiative is a distraction, is a distraction from the european energy prices, which stems from these western sanctions on russia is not from the war. such, peru has sworn in its 1st female president, denot bhalla was a while her predecessor, petro castillo, has been impeached. place on the arrest of both castillo and the countries congress, which voted to remove him, have accused each other, acting to protest. this led the streets of the capital lima, as events unfolded expressing mixed emotions over the unfolding. political from the president, pedro castillo has not been allowed to wear. castillo has been sown, he has been slandered. this is why we are now going through what we are going through. it was necessary to close this filthy congress, dena omar, to, she's brought this brotherhood. we don't want to either. and if it's, i'm here in defense of democracy, pedro castillo has done today, is to shut down congress and carry out a qu. he was elected by all the peruvian peopl

u. s. a speaker at the event claim. the chinese students in the u. s. could potentially be ordered to us by an americans, due to threats by the chinese government against their families. back home among the speakers were representatives of the anti china go cult it criticizes beijing for what it says are violations of human rights and poor economic policies. the group also claims joe biden is a chinese communist party puppet and coven 19 is a chinese weapon, vice president of the center for china and globalization. victor gao says such festivals are pure propaganda and hurtful to relations. i think her, this kind of propaganda, which is truly propaganda is not doing any good for anyone. it's not good for the chinese students here in the united states is not good for the american people, for example. and it's $38.00 justice to the traditions of the united states. actually, who with eli island of sanity and reason, would ever expect that china would do anything to invade the united states. china wants to promote a lot of multilateralism, where every countr

u. s. economy. well, many americans are looking at that and saying, well, what about all the inflation he's provide presided over. i mean, that's going to certainly have an impact on the u. s. economy, but when it comes to ukraine, now the u. s. congress, both the house and the senate are happy to open up their checkbooks and pass legislation in may. there was $40000000000.00 provided to ukraine by the united states in september, an additional $12300000000.00 was passed by the us congress and provided to ukraine. meanwhile, if one looks at the polls, the u. s. public isn't deeply concerned about you. ukraine just isn't showing up among the top issues that americans are concerned about. americans are concerned about inflation, the economy. they're concerned about the danger of war. but this notion that ukraine and sending weapons and a do grant is one of their top concerns, doesn't seem to be a priority. but regardless, we'd now see the bind administration on the brink of essentially turning it back and really doing significant damage to one of the strongest allies. the labor movement taken away, the ability of railroad workers to withhold their labor and go on strike. meanwhile, when it comes to ukraine, an issue that ame

u. s. the different u. s. government bodies walk in the r pressurize india when it comes to india neutrality. but then comes oil. we've also seen in the are constantly being pressurized through lecture and by the u. s. soft for buying discounted oil from mos school that saw in fact been something that the u. s. one certainly has poked india about. but as far as in the us concerned in does been very, very clear in the us foreign policy is nautica warned by the western new moscow. in fact, india has always been cleared and wants to promoted. so and interests 1st. but also, as far as history is concerned, remember more school has always been a reliable partner to india when no one was and especially in the defense sector. as far as the military rules are concerned. they started on november 16th for like a fortnight long drilled between india and focus on. the other reason that it's china is the very fact that these drills these military drills took place about 100 kilometers from the l e. c, which is the line o

s. is a co chair and leading the negotiations as sort of deferring to the u. the u. s. has to step up and it needs to make its position is clear. it's to knock some heads together so we can get to a deal. and let me just say a word about the association of serbian municipalities. it was agreed, it should be implemented. but in this case, there should be cemetery and reciprocity in serbia and the per shabba valley where you have albanian municipalities. it too should have extensive autonomy and cultural and political rights. the only way we're going to get to an agreement is if we see all sides compared to accommodate the demands of our citizens and move forward with the democratic and rights package. absolutely. ok. well that i'm afraid our time is up. i'm sure we will be revised to this topic again to see the discussion moving forward. thank you very much today to all our guests for joining us, jim. all right, john talk. i tried fun of it and david l. phillips and thank you too for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting a website that's out there a

the u. s. u. k initiative is a distraction, is a distraction from the european energy prices, which stems from these western sanctions on russia is not from the war. such harry has sworn in its 1st female president dina bella was saying, well, her predecessor patrick castillo, has been impeached and placed on the arrest. both casea on the countries congress which voted to remove him, have accused each other of an acting or to protest flooded the streets of the capital. lima, as events unfold is expressing mixed emotions over the political drama. president pedro castillo has not been allowed to work. castillo has been, so, has been slandered out. this is why we are now going through what we're going through. it was necessary to close this filter congress. she bought this brother who we don't want to either. because i'm here in defense of democracy, pedro castillo has done today, is to shut down congress and carry out who he was elected by all the peruvian people. the people are not lima, the people

u. s. is the global champion of interference and, and now it's actually pushing it to the point of belligerence and war. and this is the, the root cause of the problem. the u. s. agent insistent on being globally hedge, a monic not allowing space for other countries to develop. they are going to develop along their own particular pods, both politically and economically. we should be the best thing we can do to encourage these values of democracy and human rights is to help these countries. not yeah, but i mean, i mean, not, but thomas, you know, in democracy in human rights, if i go to jesse right now, that's just a political cudgel. i don't, they don't believe in it. they don't believe in democracy in their own countries. go ahead and no, i think i think it's more complicated. we'll get we'll get it in the 2nd half of the program. just want to feel that. i mean, i think you're upset. you right peter. the imperialist words have always differ greatly from their deeds. they say these, these words to make a veneer, they took about civilization, culture, human rights, democracy. they've been talking like that for 200 years. you know, many countries have suffer

u. s. support. the u. s. is set on remaining. that key is supporter of ukraine. to buy this val time and time again to be the political leader rallying world leaders there. but there is more debate in congress now despite the fact that after some 50000000000, already having been sent ukraine's way more than of 40 of 1000000000 are in that new budget that is due to be decided. so it's very timely. we could see all of this happening within the space of one day here in the united states. and that's also why voting is it in ski stressing that he wants to thank the american people for their support with the awareness. yes, most americans are in favor of backing ukraine, but in times of high inflation and pressure here on the pockets of americans, that is by no means a given mckayla. thank you very much, shar, corresponding killer crypto there in washington. or as we've heard, president barton is expected to announce a new package, military aid for g of in that budget. it will contain what one u. s. official called a very important new capability, namely, a patriot miss

u. s. u, you've got this tremendous or you know, increase in gasoline and fuel prices. that's not going to solve the problem. the truckers can't afford to wait at the ports for 4 hours with their engines idling and pay that extra cost. the gas are nothing good can do about that. that's an inflation problem. that's an energy cost, energy price problem, and that has a bigger causes than, than just the ports. how do these port congestion and delays affect the consumer? well, the effect that the consumer is, you know, in significant ways. first of all, if you have fewer goods coming into the country than the price of those goods are going to go up. and that means inflation is going to go up, import inflation, goes up, drives the whole consumer price index up. and that's contributing to what's going on as well in the u. s. and you know, and if businesses can't get their goods, they're so my finished goods in are on materials and so forth. and they're not going to invest and expand, you know, they're going to wait and see and not taking aggressive. know, increasing their output and hiring more people on so forth. or they're going to start laying people off, which is their, you know, just beginning to, to occur here. so it has a big impact on employment on business, on g d, p, and has an impact on consumers and spending on, you know, it's part of the general problem we have with, you know, accelerating inflation. the problem is, you know, with the ports and supply chains, it's really 2 sides of the same coin here. you know, the problem of the points is the problem with, with supply chains. and but that, that supply chain problem has been exacerbated by what's going on in global commodities markets. as a result largely the sanctions and what's, what's happening in europe and elsewhere. thank you so muc

seeing how the wind moves moves along forage, the u. s. u k. initiative is a distraction, is a distraction from the european energy prices which stems from these western sanctions on russia is not from the war of such an effort to get homeless people of the city streets. the mayor of new york has introduced a new policy that would allow police to remove and temporarily detain people they consider mentally ill. caleb morgan takes us to the streets of manhattan to explore the policies more worrying. implications since taking office new york city mayor eric adam has been clearing out the homeless camera that have sprung up across the city. on average, 14 encampments are torn down by authorities each day with a total of roughly $3200.00 being torn down and large. but the encampments keep springing up. so now new york city mayor has rolled out a very controversial new policy to break up homeless and camp site. the mayor has given the green light, involuntary hospitalization of people deemed to be mentally ill. be booking now be taken off the stre

for example, in the u. s. u, you've got this tremendous or you know, increase in gasoline and fuel prices. that's not going to solve the problem. the truckers can't afford to wait at the ports for 4 hours with their engines idling and pay that extra cost the gas or not. and go can do about that, that's an inflation problem. that's an energy cost, energy price problem. and that has a bigger causes than, than just the ports. how do these port congestion and delays effect the consumer? well, the effect that the consumer is, you know, in significant ways. first of all, if you have fewer goods coming into the country than the price of those goods are going to go up. and that means inflation is going to go up, import inflation, goes up, drives the whole consumer price index up. and that's contributing to what's going on as well in the us, you know, and if businesses can get their goods, they're so my finished goods in or on materials and so forth. and they're not going to invest and expand, you know, they're going to

u. s. and the u. s. lead in the national honor, in europe and the united states, quite apart from the fact that the saudis, the u. e. the middle east is routinely condemned over human rights issues. china is routinely on the bbc and cnn, and other television, nerve broadcasters, as a, as a grocer, human rights violator. of them all, with concentration camps. i'm not sure quite how they argue the choice about the fact that the saudi arabia is the guardian of the holy places of his slum. whilst scheiner is supposed to simultaneously be anti muslim, but is the narrative. last, this narrative has 3 parts. number one, and only that is loose like the people who accused china and other countries as the human rights violations loose lack of them perfect. they don't have any problems that i am 80 my lation on human rights, which is are slowly launching nachos, if you had history all at present. those people who are accused china, i mean the people are united states or europe. they have a good, bloody history of

well, big on the agenda as, as you mentioned e u u. s. relations. the one hand even definitely needs the u. s. when it comes to ukraine, the finish prime minister has said just a recently that without the u. s. we would be in trouble and by we, she meant the european union. on the other hand, there is a brewing trade war, what some are calling a brewing trade war, and that's because of, you know, recent us action that is seen as to protection. as for example, the inflation reduction act, which would subsidize u. s. companies that by american and here in the u that is seen as a, as an action. and that might further, you know, further damage the economy. here with a lot of companies already speaking about relocating to the united states. and so it's a very, very tough balance for you leaders when it comes to u. s. e relations. and it remains to be seen how the address that today. another challenge is this is italian prime minister, georgia maloney's 1st e u summit. she's been known for her a conference. i'm controversial statements on migration. we saw

u membership. we report from the ground the u. s. u, this africa summit to highlight what it calls that russia and china is quoted, these stabilizing activities in the region. on that says washington's shift from africa as acute issues, leaves staging, thoughts on please. contact with africa is not gonna re enough. a big public games, let alone the target of all the treat prussia from any country. old person. washington should respect the will. the african people with the latest ukrainian shelling of russia has done yet with public leaves. at least one person killed and several wounded correspondent catches up with russian troops on the front lines as if with simple stoves like this one. they provide the much needed under the hint comforts. i'm at the very difficult conditions here with a very room. welcome to you. it's just turn 7 pm here in the russian capital, and you're watching. i'll see international with the latest world news update is great to have you with us. now tensions are spiraling in northern kosovo with a 30, a represen