u. b. s as reported, a profit drop of 52 percent. the 1st quarter as due to higher expenses related to ongoing litigation in the u. s. u b. s. was recently forced into taking over failing competitor credit suisse. that deal is expected to be completed over the next few weeks. a u. s. secretary of state antony blank and says sue dons at warring parties have agreed to observe a 72 hour ceasefire that took effect at midnight local time. pre previous truth efforts have failed. that blinkin said the united states is urging both sides to comply with the agreement, food and water supplies in and around the capital ha, to are running low and fighting between the army and paramilitary forces is spreading through residential areas. so don's capital cartoon has been a battle ground hundreds of lost their lives and thousands wounded with the army and paramilitaries battling for control of the country. those remaining in the city are finding basic supplies, like food and water, are becoming ever more scarce. power cuts and communications disruptions and are common place. hospitals are thrown into chaos with medical supply chains disrupted

u. b. s has reported a profit drop of 52 percent for the 1st quarter as due to higher expenses related to ongoing litigation in the u. s. u b. s was recently forced into taking over failing competitor credit suisse. that deal will be completed over the next few weeks. now, every year, malaria kills more than $600000.00 people. and most of those are children. that's according to the world health organization. but just as the w h o is marking world malaria day, a new vaccine is raising hopes that the disease could one day be eradicated. maybe half of the world's population is at risk of contracting malaria. but 96 percent of malaria deaths occur in the sub saharan africa region. the new are 21 vaccine produced by oxford university in the u. k. is still in the final state of trials, but garner and nigeria have already given it provisional approval. now it joins an existing vaccine that has helped save lives. the trials are suggesting the new vaccine is way more effective. d w's. isaac colored the reports now from gonna, ah, it's due tomorrow, has brought his son to this hospital to get his next dues of an anti malaria vac

u. s. track. because again, i think this is all due to the u. s. policy, the u. s. a. b gone tradition and forcing other companies to leave the u. s. dollars all to keep what this is from the united states as a general principle over to japan. now we're allowed, explosion has been reported as a fishing poles in the city of walk. a yamma now were prime minister for me. ok, she there was such a speak was evacuated from the scene. the the local media suggested may have been a smoke grenades. 24 year old suspects has been detained according to local police . they also said they found another potentially offender device after the arrest. no harm to guess you gave his speech somewhere else. a number of political party leaders have stony condemned and it comes months after the nations former prime minister sions though our bay was shot dead with a homemade gone while giving an address back in july. the perpetrator, enough incidents said he was dissatisfied with the minister's policy asia political risk list ross find gold speculates that the motivation behind this time could be

s u b out there. right now the new mercedes benz e q s s u v. 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 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. the general driving impression in the u. s. s. u b is smoother. 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 then 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 kilowatts at the rear leverage consumption between 18.6 and 23 kilowatt hours per one. i'm going to give you the range of her own 536-2660 kil

u b. s. has reported a profit drop of 52 percent for the 1st quarter is due to higher expenses related to ongoing litigation in the us surrounding the supply market crisis according to the company. additionally, u. b. s was recently forced into taking over failing competitive credit suisse u b. s. is that it helps to complete the takeover deal before july. that $3000000000.00 deal was pushed through last month by the government, central bank and financial regulator. and it's actually discussed situation us further with hands pay to bern, calling from university of holland high thanks a lot for being with us. would you be us really rather not having to to handle the credit suisse take over the moment? i think employees would prefer not to do so. i mean that would work and how to get back on a good track and a good track and their neighbor hasn't done his work. and now the get his work on that table. they really hate that. and although with regard to competition for you b, as you could say, to have less competition to switzerland. but on the other hand, this is a large bag as a global bank, so their competitors are not necessarily, it's what's a lot. so it leads to a lot of trouble inside the bank to get back on track with all the new employees coming over from credit space

u. s has no business in ukraine. in 2022, the u. s. military budget was almost $800000000000.00. b u. s. house of representatives has already approved an 858000000000 defense budget for 2023. an absolute well record for army maintenance, a new weapon types, production. yeah. lockheed martin gray fi on boeing around core. those are the ones that come to mind. i think the big 2 are lockheed martin and rafia and they openly talk about how they love war. i mean, they only say that my guess purcellville with some guy though, those were one of the senior one movies to please give them companion. i don't know just as i do some i don't typically does. he has a business. i mean, i mean, he cascade me, some of them say, doing the stuff, how many units up my son, yet cortetia combining and i failed technologist could, will prescribe to my daughter as this is getting the gifting of which more than just you know, that the machine took many of company and i via e. hi. make us because you know, and you given us as a 5th variation today at the hopefully japan monday. i mean, because for beans videos they

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said some a song about russia ah, me often numerous such as s b u officers reported they'd found orthodox magazines printed in russia. the s b u didn't care that these publications were religious and had been printed more than 3 years before. oh maybe, but they were from moscow in ukraine. it's long been recently enough to condemn any old adult christian attack in prison and even kill them with steel. as long as saddam gray is kept busy for carrying school and this good news loaded, but i can't be media school or slow unsold. i remember when you yes, they said to with come on auto fill up. i was thinking if possible, but you may hang up though. i mean, yeah, i got a photo at the place where to stay on people a gathering to pray in the church of saint john of constant on the outskirts have done it a few years ago. a rocket fired by the ukrainian army destroyed the church, but it continues to operate the shanika just because we're looking at b riley in the m a. c. c s o pm. yeah, not a people have done it. it's good. today's little g ask just one question. what's happened to the country where those who pray for peace have been o

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s u b l. they are right now the new mercedes benz e q s s u v. 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 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 cars. software. the general driving impression in the u. s. s. u, v is smoother. 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 then 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 kilowatt at the rear and average consumption between 18.6 and 23 kilowatt hours per one. i'm going to give in the range of her own 536-2660

b. u. s. power in the u. s. preparing for war and such concerned extends beyond bali cotton, quote, history here, oppose the weeks long mulligan, a military drills with you know, what they're even more concerned about what is expected to be a larger presence of american soldiers after the government last week said they'll have access to or other philippine military sites bringing the portal to 9 in the norman president, breeding. and marcus junior has downplayed fears to philippines, could be used as a launching pad by the u. s. as 3 of the 4 new locations are near taiwan. the ugly auction on china, i had dina must go to china's reaction, is expected because they have their own concerns. but the philippines, who let allow our own basis to be use for any offense you back shawn. bye bye. now give me a thin, unless he says to philippines is attacked and that scenario is to be rehearsed in the coming days as tensions rise further across the region. ah, barnett below al jazeera manila. so those roles come a day afte

u. s. point of view because the u. s. does not want to see this war widened. because if these groups of the ukrainian intelligence the s b, you continue exploding bombs inside russia than someone in russia may get the idea of blowing people up elsewhere in europe. if not ukraine itself. danny and poland or, or, or some other country. and that's very dangerous. it will cause the war to why the longer the war goes on, the greater the likelihood it will wide. so this is another step in that direction that they took and it was condemned by the west so far. no one has condemned this latest attack this assassination. do you think there will be condemnation from the west? there will probably be some kind of pro forma condemnation, i presume. but i presume also that the west has an idea present to us as an idea of what's going on, especially after the 2 genus estimation. look, there also are, there are also reports that are that elements of the associated with what ukraine intelligence were behind the. the nor string to bombing, you know, operating quite widely, engaged in all kinds of highly provocative, highly dangerous activities. and the usaa probably has an idea of what's going on, but is probably giving them some kind of license to kill the organizes of this particular event at this cafe in st. petersburg, they said they had security measures in place, but obviously they even, they admitted they weren't enough. or is it impossible to keep journalists safe? it's, it's very difficult because there are a lot of journalists operating in and a wide variety of circumstances. and journalists are not security experts, they're not skilled and on warding off assassinations or explosions. so therefore, it's, it's not all that difficult to catch a journalist unawares and kill them. so that seems to be what's happening here. but this is, this is an extraordinarily dangerous trend. needless to say. and one that will cause this, this, this entire violent next episode to grow and why double the cases of a double standard can be applied frequently. and in any sort of case. well, do you think the western reaction would have been if it had been a ukrainian war correspondent assassinated somewhere and what it would have been would have been overwhelming, would been filled with moral outrage with the one that when the west oxes gord then, then there's no holding back, the propaganda is turned of the full volume. in this case, i'm sure the, the criticism will be much more, much more subdued, and i suspect the u. s. has the idea of what's going on. so therefore, i think there's a very good chance the us is complicit in this ass, the nation can be included dispos itself from the killing of to task the cranium, president's office to deny danny in bozeman, however, the russian national antiterrorist committee has stated that the laws with plans by ukrainian special services they will take on these conflicting narratives. well, simply the ukraine as the cranium. the special service services have very little credibility after the diarrhea to gain episode where they also issued a, a total denial and it turned out to be false. so therefore their credibility is extremely low. i have no proof, they are involved, but i strongly suspect they were it's just clearly, you know, i mean there's a policy that goes all around, but the u. s. should have known better after the reactive case. it should have kept closer tabs on the, the s b, u clinton intelligence, and either it was incompetent and derelict and, a

u. b. s. has reported a profit trop of 52 percent in the 1st quarter. that's due to higher expenses related to ongoing litigation in the united states. u. b. s was recently forced into taking over failing competitor credit suisse. that deal will be completed over the next few. the influential you as anchor tucker, carlson has left fox news. the network gave no reason for the decision in its brief announcement. it comes less than a week after fox settled a nearly $800000000.00 defamation lawsuit in which carlson played a key role. his prime time weakened weekday night show was popular among the right wing viewers every year. malaria kills more than 600000 people, most of them children, according to the world health organization. but just as the w h o marks world malaria day, a new vaccine is raising hope that the disease could one day be eradicated. nearly half of the world's population is at risk of contracting malaria. but 96 percent of malaria deaths occur in sub saharan africa. the new are 21 vaccine produced by oxford university is still in the final stage of trials. but gonna, and nigeria have already given it a provisional approval tha

s t c. the s c a in the u. k. now the c t c is the commodity futures trading in the u. s. i. and i think this was regulator, b u commission and some other government departments. now for 2 years. i reached out to these, including the i am asked the case treasury fraud offices at all, even m p 's. i included in my data explanations, evidence to support my assessment, the banks and traders when manipulating the currency markets. and i shared these communications with regulators. an important media overlaps even russian television, r t. bloomberg. the guardian and the international is miss times i described how bank seduce high leverage, high frequency algorithmic traded for the 1st time. nobody had heard of that word algorithmic train. anyway, where was i trading? i was trading at a small company in switzerland called a lambda if i can mention it here. and the, the owner of that company was a family member of the bank, julius there. and they worked with u. b. s. credits with j. p. morgan. i'm sure x angel bank. later i emailed the owner some data asking him why he's partner was the head of the say, now the inte

b fell. meanwhile, the u. s. department of agriculture found that in 2022 there was a 91900000 headcount a cattle and kaz the u. s. which is down 2 percent from the year prior. this is its 3rd straight yearly drop and fewer cattle means more expensive. neat. prices for beef are 9.6 percent higher than this time last year. and beef is currently at a price point in many markets that make it difficult to compete with cheaper proteins at a time where consumers are also price, conscience, ranchers, blaine, this decline on the rising cost of corn and soybeans which are used to feed cattle . dry hot weather also means that more money needs to be spent to pump groundwater up just to keep the past life or the cattle and with the drought. many cattle were also loss due to pneumonia, which is caused by the daily temperature swing. so altogether, the weather which makes it still as more labor is required to look after the kaz and the rising cost of feed has created the perfect storm. while beef consumption is declining in many parts of the world, asia and other emerging markets are beginning to increase beef consumption in t

b. u. s. power, and the u. s. preparing for war. in such concern, extends beyond policy, done hold. no sir, it's year opposed. the weeks long mulligan, i military girls, what they're even more concerned about what is expected to be a larger presence of americans. soldiers after the government last week said they'll have access to or other philippine military sites. bringing the portal to 9 in the norman president, ferdinand marcus junior has downplayed fears to philippines, could be used as a launching pad by the us. as 3 of the 4 new locations are near tie one, the young reaction on china. i had in a much, a good chinese reaction is expected because they have their own concerns. but the philippines who let, allow our own basis to be use for any offensive action. but by now gamete in, unless he says to philippines is attacked. and that scenario is to be rehearsed in the coming days as tension as rice further across the region. ah, barnett below al jazeera manila, the un secretary general's appeal from massive international support for somalia. during his visit. there was the country

u. s. naval base. and so they said that they do not want a repeat of these cases, but also they're concerned that the philippines will give the u. s. military more access to its b says all around the country for additional b says kid access to these b says given to the u. s. military. now, 3 of these bases are in the north, close to taiwan and they say that they do not want the philippines getting dragged into a conflict that the philippines has got nothing to do with. so a lot of concerns here, but the survey after survey has shown that filipinos b were americans over the chinese. and a survey. january also showed that filipinos overwhelmingly support a hosting of security ties between the philippines and the us. so hail i for me, for the up there, probably like the 4th in manila, the pentagon officials say the leak of classified us defense documents is a very serious risk of national security. the documents have appeared on several websites in recent weeks, and they cover a wide range of topics of interest to american policy makers, including details about ukrainian air strikes, la countries, air defense vulnerabilities, it even expose as a size of some ukrainian military units. the descriptions of the russian mercenary wagner groups allege contact

u. s. do you see a past for b escalation of tensions between china and the u. s. on a return to diplomacy? well, i think the relationship between and china and the united states is going to get a lot worse. because as the election and presidential election cycle is coming up in the united states and also the presidency and election in taiwan is also coming up. so i think that these 2 occasions are likely to the high but the taiwan issue, the us china relations and then relations are not going to get any any better any time any, any time soon. because china has been regarded bonnie united states as pacing challenge as them. and this is the most credible, near peer challenger to american heading for most so much russia because russia, even though a very strong military power. but it doesn't have the economic clout all china and russia is you calling me on role is only equal to a problems long to problems china. and he doesn't have the connectivity of china. so it's fine with a nuclear capabilities. and also is economic cloud is regarded as the p, a challenger, which hire an existential straight to american head human. and that's why both parties across the aisle in the united states are agreed on confronting charter and then even regardless of the presidential election, the relationship is likely to get a lot worse. while all not rather grim notes under my favor, going to have to leave it under long international independent china specialist. pleasures always have you on the program. of french presidents among micron has arrived in beijing where he'll be accompanied by the e u commission. presidents us live on the lion of the visit is seen by many as an attempt to china, beijing deep in this ties with both india and russia. present micron is even going so far as to say that the, you can't give away china to russia. you don't suppose, i believe that this dialogue with china is necessary. we in the will be to blame if we allow the exclusivity of dialogue with china to be given to other european neighbors. russia. doreen sandwich though, should you, china, russia in india are all emerging power, was with significant influence against the backdrop of profound and complex change . and in the international regional situation, we are ready to strengthen communication with russia, india, now the members of the international community to send a positive signal of upheld and genuine multilateralism enjoined land trusts and global challenges. one of microns main goal is to enhance economic ties with china, which is seen as an attempt to mitigate financial issues in th

don't even think about making this plan a reality. remind as a b, if you will, just how much support does the u. s. provide to egypt? the u. s. provides about $1400000000.00 a year to egypt in grants, a not loans, but grants that come from the generosity of the american taxpayer. the vast majority of that aid is military aid, and the u. s. has been supplying and equipping and training agents military for about 4 decades now. the u. s. provides these days much less in terms of direct economic support to cairo. but the u. s. plays a critical role, of course, in institutions like the international monetary fund and the world bank who provide aid to egypt, that is a lifeline literally to keep president ccs economy from collapsing. so the u. s. has both a very important military and an economic relationship with egypt for many decades . now, president biden's national security strategy for the middle east makes a point of partnering with countries. countries that subscribe to a rules based international order. how does egypt fit that description? well, that's an excellent question. as soon as i read the washington post report las

u. s. should have known better after the re keynote case. it should have kept closer tabs on the the s b u, trend intelligence. and either it was incompetent and darrow elected and did not keep closer tabs, or it has a fair idea of what's going on. and i suspect the latter rushes envoy to the un has condemned the absence of a global reaction to the murder of the prominent russian reporter and the keys, the international journalist association for demonstrating a selective note. muscling depends. his statement came as the un secretary general walking to express concern petoskey telling. we've got more details of the story on our website. teeth taking you to new york city now where donald trump has reportedly pleaded not guilty to 34 charges brought against him. he's been formerly placed on the arrest of appearing in manhattan courthouse. this makes him the 1st to form a us president to face criminal charges for the building. both the support is on the ponens had been rallying. trump is reportedly facing dozens of felony charges, falsifying records, connected to alleged house money payments to adult film. star stormy daniel's former president denies any wrong doing. this kind of open joins us from outside. the new york courts. how are things unfolding so fall, caleb? and they also tell us how with the atmosphere outside the courthouse that we're in manhattan. well, things out here are calm, but there are thousands and thousands of people. there's a huge amount of media and there are thousands of protesters on hand and those huge line of police, a huge amount of barricades police helicopters lying above. we understand that donald trump is no longer in the building, and his arraignment has been completed. donald trump pled not guilty to $34.00 felony charges he was charged with $33.00 counts. and all of these counts from what we understand are related to allege hush money paid to born in graphic film star, stormy daniels. now donald trump apparently entered is not guilty plea and also gave the judge a piece of his mind. we're waiting for details about what exactly donald trump said to the judge before entering. he's not guilty plea, but security here is very, very tight. now the position of trump supporters is that this is nothing but election interference as far as they are concerned. this is an attempt to prevent donald trump from running for president in 2024, and successfully getting the presidency once again. now it's interesting to note that even some of the harshest critic in the republican party have said that they consider this to be political is ation of the justice wing of the u. s. government, the manhattan district attorney trying to gain political points and trying to get leverage by prosecuting donald trump. they argue this is not a legitimate prosecution, but simply a political maneuver. what's interesting is there have been many of trumps critics that are out here who opposed donald trump was dead roughly the same thing. they consider it to be there, but they are okay with that because they consider don to be donald trump, to be so racist and so fascist that he should be locked away to prevent him from running for president. but it's important to note that u. s. law does not forbid individuals who are currently serving prison stances currently facing criminal charges, or convicted of crimes from running for president. front may not be able to vote for himself as most states do forbid those who are facing criminal charges from voting. however, donald trump could still run for president from the jail cell. others have done it before. so at this point we h

documents seen by the a p says in mid january f, s b officials claimed you a security service officials and russia had agreed to work together against u. s. and u. k. intelligence agencies, according to newly acquired signals, intelligence, alleged highly classified documents from us. intelligence have been leaked online in recent weeks. they claim to prove the scope and scale of washington spying practices, not just on its enemies, but allies to including the ukrainian president. however, the latest claims of a conspiracy between russia and the u. e. have been dismissed by the embryonic government as categorically false. so far, the size of the actual breach of national security is not known. but the white house has stated that such information has no place being public. this is, again without confirming the validity of the documents. this is information that has no business in the public domain. it has no business. if you don't mind me saying on the pages of, of, from pages of newspapers or on television, it is not intended for public consumption and it should not be out there. for more on this, let's cross live now to award winning journalis

u. s. should have known better after the reactive case. it should have kept closer tabs on the, the s b u, trend intelligence. and either it was incompetent and darrow elected and did not keep closer tabs or it has a fair idea of what's going on. and i suspect the latter. and that's her up on the hour and coming up, john kerry also speak with an award winning whistleblower who disclose information on illegal fire arms destined for destruction, which were being sold by police officials to criminal syndicates. watch next on the whistle blowers stay close. who's blowing the whistle on waste fraud abuse illegality or threats to the public health or.

u. s. should have known better after the reactive case. it should have kept closer tabs on the the s b u clinton intelligence. and either it was incompetent and darrow elected and did not keep closer tabs or it has a fair idea of what's going on. and i suspect the latter. and that's her up on the hour and coming up, don curiosity speaks with an award winning whistleblower who disclosed information on illegal fire arms destined for destruction, which were being sold by police officials to criminal syndicates. watch next on the whistle blowers stake lumps. mm ah, blowing the whistle on waste fraud, abuse, illegality, or threats to the public health or public safety frequently carries with at the risk of personal danger. whistleblowers are subject to retaliation. they lose their jobs and sometimes their friends and colleagues walk away from them. in some cases though, the whistleblowers life is in danger from the very people against whom that whistle blower has reported to the will tell you about one whistle blower whose life is literally in danger because of her brave revelations. i'm john

u. s. so interested in this country and what if anything, does it have to gain? but let me see that it's not only the u. s. b. i think about what's going on a one of the now we will not really, you know, look at the us having money, but i think that will be the community to ensure that that. and i think this is what is happening within other players. and also in the community what's your opinion about how the international community precisely has reacted to this matter? do you think there's going to be in the intervention in the country? well, i think i think the veteran just there. yeah. but the should look on the right or, and i think i think that what we'll see what's going on and we might see when they are being trained for what is the big. i mean, what, i think we know that directly for cooking place, which was not it, but then i think for a lot so my advice would be good enough and you know, we must have a mechanic that addressed it before because that's why to get that done. up on their own, you know, it's done, i need to done and i think the got point that the company coming gently cutting that's going to you know, so that you can always ensure that when usually then probably somebody some of your thing it up dennis cody, independent journalist and member of the african humans security index. thank you. thank you. the french government intends to accelerate reforms responding to the worries and anger of the population. that's the message coming from the country's prime minister, following the adoption of controversial pension reforms by president and mano, mac crawl. cover saw in bed yonder on what passing through serious times in which a tough for many of our fellow citizens wall is at the gates of europe. the consequences of climate change is agreeable. rising prices, the feeling that public services is slipping away chemo could to. so we have a duty to listen to our constituents, to listen to that worries or fears and anger whores exist. if that statement follows numerous protests against raising the country's retirement age by 2 years, during which police violently suppressed many demonstrators. ah ah, the purse has started back in march and in golf, not only the capital, but a number of other cities, including marseilles, to lou demonstrator set cards, garbage and even a police station on fire. the french president defended the bill, saying it would help avoid pension deficits. yet, according to polls, he failed to convince 2 thirds of the population with the pension age rise, becoming the biggest domestic challenge of mac, crohn's 2nd term, local se, the initiative is a manifestation of autocracy who publicly formula. we must not forget that the violence initially came from the bosses in the form of enforcement employments, enforcing 2 more years of working for miserable wages. love me. i like to push on that to the best way to frame the order of the days, a definitive and total retreat of a villainous project, which is a nationwide insult to what walkers, i. for me, this is the ultimate slap in the face of decisions. they are autocratic and no longer reflect the democracy that is supposed to be in france to day. on gary and poll have imposed a temporary ban on the import of grain and other food products from ukraine. warsaw says the move is aimed at protecting its domestic food market. while budapest is afraid of economic destabilization due to the uncontrolled inflow of cheap produce, here has hit back at poland, accusing it of going back on a previous steel. the decisions of the polish side contradict our agreements. we understand that polish farmers are in a difficult situation, but we emphasize that ukrainian farmers are in the most difficult situation right now. in recent months. the influx of cheap ukrainian grain into european countries has led to plummeting profits for local producers. warsaw ban on imports comes just days after polish farmers rallied in protests near the border with ukraine. the transit of grain across the e. u has flooded local markets. polish protesters say grain supplies from cab should be sealed like weapons shipments to prevent european markets from over saturation. and poland isn't the only u country where farmers have been protesting in bulgaria, grain producers riley last month, also against ukrainian grain and ports. in a recent letter to the european commission, the prime ministers of 5 eastern european countries said tariffs on ukrainian agricultural imports should be considered, as well as compensation for local producers. however, global policy, researcher johnson, wiley, says the you isn't concerned about those complaints. this was entirely predictable that you, when you dumped on millions of tons of the ukrainian grain on to europe's markets. are you going to be calls an absolute, a rifka prices for europe's farmers? 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u. s. should have known better after the real case. it should have kept closer tabs on the the s b u clinton intelligence. and either it was incompetent and darrow elected and did not keep closer tabs or it has a fair idea of what's going on. and i suspect the latter voice, the un has condemned the absence of the global reaction to the murder of the prominent russian reporter accused international journalists associations of demonstrating a certain select goodness, last night. but the statement came as the un secretary general's office, expressed concern overflow petoskey. kelly would go more details of the story on the website bought the former c e. o of the world's largest cement manufacturer, power space. lafond has claimed that french intelligence infiltrated the 10 years ago and persuaded it to keep working inside territory held by islamic state in syria. last year, the french company to guilty was fined in the us for paying terrorists almost $6000000.00 in exchange for keeping its factory in syria. i put a warning during the war that paris is currently investigating. lafond will complicity and crimes against humanity. he was healthy firms, x chief, had to say in his latest interview, the french media we learned that there was a special relationship between the french states, its services and lafarge. one of the reasons the state took an interest in us was that the factory site was a strategic location for the anti terrorist coalition. and for france, this is why i believe that the authorities encouraged us, at least to maintain our activities in syria. so let's get this straight. while some of the world's most brutal terrace groups are operating all around it, this particular french company was miraculously able to continue operating. essentially under the protection of the same terrace, the french air force had been bombing since 2014. and who the french state had labelled as savages. but as you can see from this map, the plants location meant that despite most of the staff being evacuated, its strategic importance remained. the french giants factory continued its operation in syria, despite extremist groups taking over large swathes of the country until finally shutting down its factory in columbia, aleppo in september 2014 in situations padlocks out paradoxes, situation had a reason, explained gayona's capital. on the one hand, the factory continued to operate by accommodating belligerents who had settled around it include in dire sh. at the same time, as the embassies had closed and the french intelligence services were not present there at that time, french intelligence, lac informants. hopefully, this is a bit of under the, the company is suspected of giving money to isis to keep one of its factories running ah, of re, of the french who worked for lafarge, were an important source of information. of course, everything has a cost and avoiding the medieval brutality of the islamic state doesn't come for free. so how exactly does a european multinational manage to sit pretty in the middle of the most brutal wars and decades? well, as usual, it's all about the money. it was our partner in syria, it was through him that amounts were paid to ensure the safe transport of our employees and materials to pass through. we discovered that he also works for the french intelligence for renumeration. he explained that he collected intelligence through his contacts. each time he crossed road blocks, checkpoints, set up by armed groups on the roads. it appears that the state was perfectly aware to pass road blocks you had to pay. hence my question, how was the money that lafarge paid him used? what pockets did they fly into? the court never answered that question. so the grimy nexus between french corporate interests and their intelligence community is essentially laid bare. the hypocrisy is hard to ignore. and for many victims of the islamic state, it's harder to stomach with lafarge, a security chief revealing in great detail how he himself had gathered information and passed it directly to french intelligence. as soon as i had the information about these people, i would pass it on to the services i was sending them ron formation. i did not fill to the information. i was passing it to intelligence services. i told them everything. remarkably, these e mails also revealed that in 2014, the french government had even asked the united states not to bomb the la fires plant close to the ice, a stronghold in rocca lobbying the americans to ensure the plant was put on what was chilly. you referred to as the appropriate list. this french investment should be protected. this is to confirm that the site mentioned by your interlocutor was mentioned by our military to their u. s. colleagues and is now registered on the appropriate list. unfortunately, the grim reality is that the cash pay to isis during this period of bizarre collaboration could have potentially funded the massacres of innocent french civilians and paris. another conveniently ignored truth, is that why willing to levy a $778000000.00 fine on the french company. the u. s. department of justice makes no mention of the gruel. b, involvement of the french secret services. but like i said, it's all about the money. finland is officially a member of nato, with the blog secretary general leanne stones and beg, welcoming the scandinavian country in to the alliance on tuesday. joining nato is sir. good for villain. it is good for nordic security. and it's good for nate or as a whole. finland brings substantial and highly capable forces, expertise on national resilience. and years of experience working side by side with ne follows. i'm deeply proud to welcome finland as a full fledged member of our

u. s. department of justice charged a russian woman natalia born is a foreign agents in the u. s. by supposedly conspiring with an f as b 8 and to recruit americans from academic and research institutions to travel to russia, to participate cold meets in russia. or that sounds like i could have had netflix. here's the irony, even if all this was true here, the amounts of american influence been pushed around here in russia morning and funding rushes opposition and barriers russian n g l receipt or the u. s. condemning the conviction of a rush, an act of it by lobbying watson governments, imposed sanctions against russia that k. but all this or no, it's not. it was making plenty of headlights with the twitter files. revelations has us congresswoman, for a legibly lying under oath that ca, 0, hedge media outlet. it has come to my attention, your testimony that day has since been revealed to be false under the federal perjury statute, providing force him to may 5 years imprisonment. after a giant last year, we began to publish documents proving washington, and the platform moderator showed a bias against several democrat house members are now accusing him of lying during is made an error in a tweet that included information he gave in the congressional here and sparked a strong response from the journalism community. congress who attempt to threaten the jury those to the imprisonment for summarizing his report in june. the congressional hearing stacy plasticky federal government is bein

u. s. should have known better after the real case. it should have kept closer tabs on the the s b, u, trend intelligence. and either it was incompetent and derelict and to not keep closer tabs. or it has a fair idea of what's going on. and i suspect the latter russians invoice the un has condemned the absence of a global reaction to the murder of the prominent russian reporter and accused international journalist associations of demonstrating that certain selective dependency statement came as the un secretary general's office express confirm with the more details of the story on our website and over to the us, where donald trump is on his way home, after a brief and formal arrest, a new york court, he pleaded not guilty to $34.00 charges of falsifying business records during the 2016 election. the saw him become president, his attorney has brought the case against him. political prosecution. trump is the 1st former leader to form a u. s. leader to face charges. he's caleb hoping, joins us from outside the manhattan courthouse. now caleb, get to see you. so what else have we learned about the arraignment of donald trump sofa with? well, we're here in front of 100 center street. the criminal court building here in manhattan . and from what we understand, donald trump has laughed, and he's on his way to a plane back to mara, largo in florida. but he came in to the court house and he went before the judge and he entered a plea of not guilty to 34 counts of falsifying business records. that is what the district attorney of manhattan and the grand jury have formally charged him with. they have 34 instances of which they allege that he falsified business records. now, there was clarified by the manhattan district attorney that they believe that there were 3 different payments that were covered up one was a payment to a magazine. the other was a payment to a door man and the final one was to the pornographic film star sto

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u. s. should have known better add to the diarrhea to gain a case. it should have kept closer tabs on the, on the s b, u crane intelligence, i and either it was incompetent and darrow elected and did not keep closer tabs or it has a fair idea of what's going on. and i suspect the latter. and finally, russia, china and india all looking to expand the use of russia's northern sea shipping routes that passes through the arctic when solves with his chinese count spots using ping. but even if it's in earlier express readiness to create a joint working group with china to develop that route where she's minister for development of the far east. an arctic alice, a chicken off, is currently on a visit to india to discuss the transportation of goods through the northern see route using both indian and russian pulse the arrest them with those our priorities to establish regular container supplies between the russian c port of laval stock and indian pores it will be our 1st step . it was so we are not immediately inviting indian tankers to come to the russian arctic circle. first and foremost, what we need to do is to reverse indian cargo from the western root to the eastern one. we plan to accommodate them now are trans siberian railway and by cala moore main line. las vegas india with our bilateral relations with india received a serious spur after indian prime minister nor rend remote. he visited russia in 2019 the mother back then relations between russia and india in the far east. and later the arctic us were put into a separate specific category. so that is why almost all of our indian partners are quite well acquainted with russian policies and our projects, specifically in the regions of the far east and the arctic. i'd like to remind you that india is the largest consumer of our yahoo to diamonds that indians make use of i believe that 14 out of 15, diamonds in the world right now are cut in india liquid . they say that a china considers the northern c route as a geo strategic imperative. that is because of the fact that china must model situations of navigation through traditional rooms across the street of malacca. and in the south china seen when they could be significantly complicated by the political and military situation in the region them, it is no secret that there are tensions there from time to time due to the presence of the us 7th fleet at the start, when you need the rest to need east pick up our so called western partners produced one sided, unfriendly actions in the arctic counselor. such moves destabilize, the architect. the arctic is the roof of humanity. we can do something in the arctic, only based on common efforts. if half of the arctic will live according to the rules of the russian federation and another half lives according to different regulations than such, a situation will bring chaos. widget house that's a rob phenomenon is peter scott, i back in just a couple of minutes time with another rundown of all the lights. it's thanks very much for watching. ah, no one else. so thing wrong when i just don't know. i have to figure out is the, becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, [000:00:00;00] a california initial you want to pull up a diaz can use the put body when you, when you do or change. but you also with the dawn a what i see the steam bus is no growth. you lation says diesel, you don't, bob? small a bulk. no, sure. my for the mobile one. annual g d p per capita is about $4000.00 euros. last does that? we've got a model. a was to ship a coffee seal for quite a civilian kids near please where you find them all the love to come out, please get your lowest thought they would have thought of unemployment is off the chance. moldova territorial integrity and sovereignty. we respect a country which enjoys financial support from the u. s. n. b, you is constantly robbed by political and corruption scandals, but all that didn't stop moldova obtaining you candidate status in 2022. ah, ah, the me putin says that russia will continue to be an independent sensor of world politics to maintain the global stability, as he welcomes ambassadors from around the world to moscow also had this our ah been the people are injured on 100 the rest of it is where the security forces in jerusalem read the are the more also known as temple mount talking palestinian worshippers who to come to pray during the holy month of ramadan. the leaders try to weave china while condemning beijing for stepping.