u. s. under president trump. the u. s. has been traditionally their most important ally, but been said, man has a cool relationship with his successor joe biden. are saudi and abu dhabi leaders willing to budge on oil out, but for biden, for now, the saudi crown prince has played the crude guard cleverly re establishing his country on the energy market and himself as the pivotal actor on the world stage. well, for a margaret reaction to the significant visit, i wanna bring in my buddy young quarter at the new york stock exchange either. yes . so we know that biden is likely to leave saudi without making a public announcement on the oil supply. but you're there at the exchange, tell us how have markets reacted to his visit the grid to have not been any commitments but the have been some remarks from joe biden after the meeting. and he said he's doing everything within his power to make sure to increase demand in the united states. well, i mean, he can't force the a private companies yours to do so, but that's at least as in

u. s. under president trump. the u. s. has been traditionally their most important ally, but been said, man has a cool relationship with his successor, joe biden. are saudi and abu dhabi leaders willing to budge on oil output for biden . for now, the saudi crown prince has played the crude guard cleverly re establishing his country on the energy market and himself as the pivotal actor on the world stage. right, ashtosh ponder follows oil markets for us. asher touch how key is saudi arabia and it's called allies in bringing down oil prices. oh well see the extremely important and you all know that and we've been talking about how are the b n u e are the ones that have spec capacity left? but there is a lot of debate around just how much back capacity do these people have, how much more ability they have to produce more than what they already produce a. and there's a lot of debate around that. so it's what say that perhaps they do not have enough for a spare capacity to bring down prices significantly. and also there is a qu

u. s. or under secretary of state, donna lupe meets the bike study ambassador in washington and, and threatens him that unless m, ron hon, was removed, the prime minister was removed by a vote of no confidence. there will be consequences for pakistan. on the next day, the nor confidence has tabled this threat was issued before the nor confidence. so we have this sir cipher official meeting, but really ambassador and the, and the sir under secretary of state. this then i saw that as well as it went to the president of the country. now, after that, the moment he issued the threat then came the look on finance portion and then up people's my own party members and our allies started abandoned us. so we have, so at least a 100, i would like to pick up the story at that point. so, and you have made these claims to united states is denied that it also, that the miller establishment in, in, in pakistan has not used the word conspiracy in what you described there. and i would cut it to you. that is not all of this talk of an american plot are really a way of obscuring a rather more simple truth that wh

u. s. president, under the kenton ministration. thanks so much for joining finances era, toby, my pleasure. what in the meantime, ships in ukraine are filled with grain and they are loaded and ready to leave black c ports on the a deal guaranteed by the united nations and techie, rasa and ukraine have agreed to release the maps needed exports to ease a western food shortage, john henderson has one off of the ukrainian port city of odessa. the 1st ships long delayed by war are laden with ukrainian grain and ready to course through a new shipping lane designed to be safe from the conflict around it. ukraine hopes that soon it will again be feeding the world. susan fell in love with lily. madam, we sent all the signals are partners the you and, and turkey. and our military has guaranteed the security situation. as farmers continued to harvest this year's wheat, corn and sunflower seeds, 25000000 tons of grain from last season had been stuck in storage. silos at 3 black c ports. until now. the 1st trips, or a test run, after that more

u. s. or under secretary of state, donna lupe meets the bike study ambassador in washington and, and threatens him that unless m, ron hon, was removed. i, the prime minister was removed by a vote of no confidence. there will be consequences for pakistan on the next day. the no confidence has tabled this threat was issued before the nor confidence. so we have this sir cipher official meeting, but we the ambassador, and the, and the sir under secretary of state. this then i saw that as well as it went to the president of the country. now, after that, the moment he issued the threat then came the look on finance portion and then up people's my own party members and our allies started abandoned us. so we have, so at least a 100, i would like to pick up the story at that point. so, and you have made these claims to united states is denied that it also, that the miller establishment ng in, in pakistan has not used the word conspiracy in what you described there. and i would cut it to you. that is not all of this talk of an american plot are really a way of obscuring a rather more simple truth that w

i and while there is a recognition under u. s. law that says under the u. s. congress, there is this belief that if taiwan is attacked, the united states does have an obligation to help tie one defend itself. and that's where things get a little bit complicated. and murky, and so this is what is making china and nervous is the feeling that nancy pelosi is traveling there. she has said in statements that she believes it's important to support taiwan, given the fact that she has a history of visiting genamin square back in 1991 very pro democracy in her stances. in the past. there is this feeling once again from china, that she is meddling in the affairs of the, of china. and this is something that they do not want on their strongly discouraging. we should also point out that the pentagon has also discouraged her from making this visit, saying the timing is not right. the problem in all this is that to when it comes to how government is set up in the united states, the white house and the congress are equal branches of government. in other words, the president

u. s. economy is slowing under the weight of rising interest rates and high inflation. and flows returned to north stream. one european importers breathed a sigh of relief for, with 1st reduced volumes of russian gas surging down the pipeline. it's by no means business as usual with this is the w business. i'm christy plats and in berlin. the european central bank has raised its key interest rates by half a percentage point. the 1st increase in 11 years. the bank raised its benchmark deposit rate to 0 percent joining its global peers and jacking up borrowing costs. the move is an attempt to bring down stubbornly, high inflation. analysts had initially anticipated a more modest rate hike this month. the bank is likely to raise rates again in september. what you see president christine, the guard said the larger 1st step was made with the risk of inflation in might have a lesson we expect inflation to remain undesirable the high for some time owing to continued pressure from energy and food prices and pipeline pressures in the pricing chain, higher inflation pressures als

u. s. itself should be labeled to terrorist state, given its own track, record cube has been under attack now since the revolution took place in 1959. and you know, there was an invasion attempt in 61 of our withdrew the designation briefly. trump reimpose that i did not see any inclination for them to remove it. now, they are trying to squeeze cube or even worse, and they've done in the past of the situation in cuba is very dire right now. actually as an act of terrorism, against the cuban people, to designate that because it allows under american law, which is a legal, by the way to impose all sorts of economic warfare on the people of cuba and make their lives a complete misery in the hope that they will rise up and overthrow the socialist government in cuba and put it back under the american, under american controls. and this is never gonna happen. so with the economic warfare is going to continue and every other type of warfare they can use against cuba, hand russia will continue u. s. l speaker nancy pelosi has begun. her much anticipated asia tore, which she, which, during which sh

u. s. markets. george h. w bush vetoed. got bill under intense pressure from retail executives, companies like gap and kmart and limited who wanted to continue to be able to access cheap chinese made garments since 2006. u. s. has imported by far more garments than any other country on earth. and since 2018, it's been really hard to ignore that there are internment camps, active inch and young, and yet companies are still doing business there. so it's a long time coming. and i think the u. s. it should be at the forefront of the fight against force, labor inch. and john, because we've really been at the forefront of produce up throwing billions of dollars into a region where this is happening. i am wondering if we're at a stage where we're grappling with global accountability for how our products are being made. can i just do a quick poll and just check with you as to who's responsible as it consumers, the companies or corporations of the government? sophie, all 3, i think that because corporations are the one profiting from miss, it shou

u. s. domestically. he's under pressure to get those prices at the, at the fuel pumped down. so of course that is a big part of the agenda, but the security alliance and the, the ties between israel and saudi arabia can also not be underestimated though we not, we won't see any official authority or official and alliance a being made there in that trip. but definitely there will be some overtures night when it comes to oil, although how much and how much that will actually be reflected at the barrel at the, at the, at the fuel pump. rather it remains to be seen. there's many pundits saying that it's just not going to be enough to really affect change and certainly not soon enough. okay, we're looking at pictures of the air force one, president biden, having landed in israel where he's beginning, his middle east trip is 1st as president. it's also interesting bits, this trip ah, does include saudi arabia, 1st for an american president and bringing together israel and saudi arabia, bringing them closer together, is going to be a huge feat for the you with president, isn't it? a

u. s. abrogation of the deal under president trump that caused this trust deficit in the 1st place. iran continued to comply with the deal for an entire year before we gradually reducing its implementation. of course, we also now had president biden come into office and dragging his feet for a number of months. and then now as we're getting closer and closer to the us mid term elections, it seems that there isn't a political will power in the white house to get the jcp restoration over the finish line. and i really call a president biden, who in october, before he came into the white house ro, a very compelling cnn off. at that said, there's a smarter way to be tough on iran, which really made clear argument for why it's so important to get the g p a back in place. so that we are in a position to be able to think more about the other issues that we have within iran, with iran, for example, it's expanding ballistic missile running time. and i want to bring, you know, of the guests as well. brief. you've heard what sale has been talking about that we do need to bring iran back to negotiati

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the night of february, 7th, more than a 100 mercenaries, reportedly crossed the river and came under u. s. fire. there are multiple narratives of, of what happened in that particular battle. and the narrative that the united states wants to put forward and did put forward in the form the pentagon going on the record about this was that the elite commandos from the united states had to take defensive action to preempt the threat that was being caused by russian mercenaries who were embedding with the syrian your regulars. and you have like a delta force. marines green. bray's. i with her there. i there kurdish allies in a defensive position around a gas facility. and they call in b 50 twos, at 15 strike giggles, a c 130 gun ships apache helicopters, drones, you missiles, you name it, the u. s. air force informed russia's military leaders about the impending air strikes. we were told there were no russia that was right off the d. confliction line. they said not our people. some wagner mercenaries were said to have been flown out following the battle from my studying of how mercenaries work

under president trump. with in august 2021, a conventional war came abruptly to an end. when the u. s. military hastily withdrew from afghanistan. during the withdrawal a suicide bomber entered the crowds waiting at cobbles airport, and blew himself up. more than 80 people were killed, mostly afghans. ah, 13 us marines were also among the dead. us president joe biden immediately ordered a retaliatory strike. a drone fired on a target in the middle of cobble, reportedly an explosive vehicle of islam state. later, the u. s. admitted its intelligence was bad. ah, the attack killed 10 civilians, 7 of them children, ah, everything is a video game now. and we have all the toys in the world, the do it be, you know, what? so does china? so does russia. so it is israel that this, this is the world we've created at least 18 countries currently use weaponized drones. they are controlled remotely without oversight from courts or declarations of war. and sometimes almost entirely without human decision making. autonomous drones search for targets automatically fire and forget drones from at least

so it's not the 1st time, in fact, that specifically the s b u is under scrutiny. however, and as i say, it comes at a time, but ukraine is at war. and the least thing you want is actually trying to see now move to trust between the apparatus and, and see whom you contrast with the information. so it comes at a very volatile time, would actually ukraine needs to pull everything together to make sure that the morale is there, that people do not lose the morale at the front line as russia is regrouping. and he's trying to start a new offensive ended on bus region. thank you for that. honey funny for shot in cave. took a small stores making headlines around the world. you foreign ministers of a great, a further 500000000 euros and military aid to ukraine and meeting in brussels to discuss further timing of sanctions against russia. a one proposal is an embargo and gold rush. the 2nd biggest export after energy gun has confirmed its 1st cases of the highly infectious marburg virus. 2 people died after becoming infected doesn't sir, in quarantine, as no treatment from o

in fact that specifically the s b u is under scrutiny. however, and as i say, it comes at a time, but ukraine is at war. and the least thing you want is actually trying to see now move to trust within the apparatus and, and see whom you contrast with information. so it comes at a very volatile time, would actually ukraine needs to pull everything together to make sure that the morale is there, that people do not lose the morale at the front line as russia is regrouping. and he's trying to start a new offensive ended on bus region. thank you for that. i'm a funny for shot in cave. the war in ukraine's to hear a huge psychological toll on the population. an expire has been to visit the treatment center outside the capital key that helps soldiers recover from true romano. so rifleman, lexi shift jenko, worked in construction before the russian invasion of within weeks. he was on the front lines in the east, under constant massive artillery fire. he says he would fall to the ground for cover take out his phone. and amid the deafening blast sw

u. s. president biden, who is so under pressure by economic data coming through pointing downwards, the inflation. that's also why he plans to get through a huge bill today. and he spoke about that bill, but he wouldn't take questions about that very telephone conversation. and while we heard china's premier, she's in ping really tune tone of the rhetoric warning of not playing with fire. and we only saw a written statement come out of the white house, which described this very telephone conversation. and as a way to responsibly manage our differences, that's how low the expectations were. and that u. s. president and joe biden told china that there was no change in the west policy and basically called on not changing the current status quo, so translated. that means just, let's just not touch the issue at all. we know it's contentious. we know this can quickly escalade into something very concrete, potentially even military in the region. so really the united states playing the diplomats here and the chinese sending out a bit more tough rhetoric there. so it sounds like ambiguity is he

for your time, sir, not look under donald trump's u. s. policy it clearly, there was a tailed to ed's israel. so when joe biden came into power, there was a sense of relief in the palestinian camp that things would change, but nothing is actually changed, hasn't policy wise? no, not really. i think the music was very different unto trauma to the music, which was we hear on the bite and the underlying policies remain the same. and that is right, the end of the bomb or administration, a parent teacher conference, at the se, basically accepted a decoration to recognize the israel's right to exist as a jewish state of the jewish people. so this continuity their boynton having seen the palestinians, reject the parameters, put forward by obama in 2013 and being familiar with what happened. can they live in 2000 with all of us in 2000? they does not believe that there is a part of a piece neither only is right side a moment and neither of the palestinians. so his focus is to manage the conflict, to improve the economic situation on the ground. an

but biden is under pressure in the u. s. to deal with high oil prices. he and saudi crown prince, mom had been some man will attend that same summit. and jetta, but the 2 are not expected to hold a bilateral meeting. other items on the agenda and viewed the iran nuclear deal. biden says he will continue pressuring terran to return to the 2015 agreement. former president, donald trump, you'll recall, withdrew the u. s. from that accord in 2018 in iraq and syria biden has approved the use of military force to prevent the resurgence of group such as isolate and to respond to rocket attacks on us targets. and washington is also pushing for negotiations to end the war in yemen. ah, well let's bring in our guests in arlington, virginia. we have colored l gandy. he's a senior fellow at the middle east institute and also the author of blind spot america. and the palestinians from balfour to trump, from london, were joined by andrea creek as senior electra and defense studies at king's college, london. and, and birmingham is lucas professor nurses at birmingham u

u. s. ritz pop wants to take a diplomatic route towards that by reinstating the now defunct, or at least put on hold j. c, p. o a the nuclear deal that was put on ice under the trump administration, the u. s. looking to resuscitate that deal. that something that israel doesn't agree with. they don't think the deal goes far enough and i don't think it's going to help when it comes to countering of their perceived threat of iran at they want more defense capabilities by way, all the defense alliance, perhaps with regional partners. and they also want the ability to be able to, to preemptively attack iran, if they see the necessity to do such a thing. and now the u. s. have agreed to that they do agree by that. and today they put that in writing by way of the jerusalem memorandum. so they do agree when it comes to the goal and by a lot of the way of getting there, except on the nuclear agreement, they don't see eye to eye. those differences still need to be ironed out beautiful . but this next story sounds grueling. a japanese man is climbed into the rank of books by running up and down mount fuji full times in under 10 hours. roy await a completed the grue

u. s. really, you know, carol quigley wrote the book, the anglo american strat establishment decades ago because it was a soft, it was an indirect argument. the at the u. s. and a dovetail back under empire and all but name as certainly as early as the 1913 federal reserve act. so the belligerents is really begging the question over the stakes. why this severe rousseau phobia? it's because of what we're talking about earlier. a very potent, very well thought out very well coordinated. a challenge against dollar had gemini, against super imperialism, to quote a professor hudson's earlier text work against petro dollar head gemini, which we have to remember. 197374, went into went and became a plan in large part bay on the assumption of a u. s. military dom. and so if anybody falls at a line, we whack them back into gear that worked for saddam hussein's iraq that worked for a colonel gadhafi libya. it's not gonna work against the massive nuclear powers that just aside from that level of a deterrence capability and collectively have a military force numbering in the 10s of millions where they needed to be deployed . so it's the, hence the sense of haste, the desecration the rage is b

u. s. really, you know, carol quigley wrote the book, the anglo american strat establishment decades ago because it was a soft, it was an indirect argument. the at the u. s. and a dovetail back under empire and all but name as certainly as early as the 1913 federal reserve act. so the belligerence is really begging the question over the stakes. why this severe rousseau phobia? it's because of what we're talking about earlier. a very potent, very well thought out very well coordinated. a challenge against dollar had gemini, against super imperialism, to quote a professor hudson's earlier text work against petro dollar head gemini, which we have to remember in $197374.00, went into when it became a plan in large part b, on the assumption of a u. s. military dom. and so if anybody falls at a line, we whack them back into gear that worked for saddam hussein's iraq that worked for a colonel could off ease libya. it's not going to work against the massive nuclear powers that just aside from that level of a deterrence capability and collectively have a military force numbering in the 10s of millions where they needed to be deployed . so it's the, hence the sense of haste, the desecration

well, one of the things that bite has really come under fire for at home in the u. s. is this next up on his trip in saudi arabia, you're sitting in the us now to very tricky time for biden. how are us versus viewing this whole trip? well, it's interesting because actually the old show, even though usually the public is public opinion is pretty disengaged. from foreign policy and they, but they generally like presidents to, to sort of lead on foreign policy matters. the, the polls currently that i've seen are showing quite a lot of disapproval for this trip. i think part of the problem is most americans, like i think, many analysts in washington and elsewhere and diplomats and others don't really understand the purpose of this, of this trip. is it a photo op? is it really, is it about oil prices? the administration keeps telling us that it's not, is it about domestic politics sort of fostering with israel ahead of a mid term election and using israel to market? it's the administration ties to saudi arabia as a way maybe to blunt criticism. you know, your guess is as go

u. s. on friday, president joe biden signed an executive order protecting access to abortion. medication was under pressure to do more the u. s. capital is home to one of the most polluted rivers in the country. scientists are trying to change that the anacostia rivers being brought back to life, thanks to muscles all zero's gamble, alessandro reports from washington, dc. it's a body of water that was so polluted for so long. it was often referred to as america's forgotten river. but thanks to a slow and steady cleanup effort to anacostia river has improved to the point where aquatic life can actually be seen swimming in its waters. again, this is the clarify, everything, the water down here. and now the continued improvement of the washington, d. c. river ris with the fresh water muscle. and then the part clam part snail like show fish is clearing water. marine biologist from the anacostia watershed society . have released over 26000 native muscles into the river. they act as sort of a natural vacuum cleaner. to cleanse, to water muscles are, are filter filter feeders. so they help clean the wate

on this particular case, given that under the u. s. law, if a company has a shipment, sees it can simply re export that shipment to another market. and that's why recalling another governments in particular the ear which is the world's largest single market to introduce laws which on the import of force labor goods. i very much agree with chloe's point. i'm preventing other crunches from a dumping ground. i also wanted to go back to what i mean earlier. nation whether cut cotton is the only sector that we should be carrying about. so the, the cutting industry is the most talked about because it's close as i guess it's closest to consumers lives because everybody bike load thing doesn't matter for rich or poor. and also 84 percent of the cut in production of chinese from that we have a region that is 22 percent of the global cut and output at the same time as also as mation solar industry. and that is the key material for the soul industry. polysilicon that is 45 percent of the world's polysilicon is produced in the weaver region and a

u. s. trying to negotiate a resumption of the agreements under the previous deal from 2015. washington has surround to curb its nuclear program if the country wants those western sanctions listed that some of the restrictions were earlier imposed by then president donald trump, who scrapped the multilateral deal with iran. however, sharon says it will not fire to any american demands which has cooled extravagance . radiant officials have refused to agree to any additional confessions beyond what was sealed and nothing original agreement back in 2015. well, let's get reaction to this now and cross to the university of toronto professor site. mohammed's mirandi, thank you very much for joining us. it seems like this is a bit of a vicious circle. does nate a wrong is saying it's not going to comply the u. s s, if it doesn't do that, it will impose these nice sanctions. won't see your assessment of washington stance in regards if you think that sanctions are really going to achieve anything. first of all, it's the americans that left the nuclear deal, not the iranians. it was th

u. s. president is under pressure. americans are hurting. they're paying sky high food prices, energy prices, and also in housing prices. and this is hurting the president politically and he's got the congressional mid term elections in november. he needs to deliver for them . and if he doesn't, he could pay politically for that. ok, relieve their white house correspondent, kimberly. how could her joining us live here in the studio? thank you. while staying with this, sir? joining us live from or to a canada is mesmer mani. she's an expert on a foreign policy, to the middle east, turns as a professor at university of waterloo. thanks for being with us here on the program . so in practical terms, can saudi arabia actually produce as much or as america might be causing full well, i mean, serious, but in reality, no study does not have that kind of spare capacity at the moment. and frankly, i don't think even if they did, they would really care to meet the american demands. i mean, one can't forget how much been so man has a far warmer relation

u. s. weapon sales to taiwan under the biden administration. on 4th, this year alone, the deal will include the purchase of spare parts for military vehicles and provide logistical and technical support. it's reportedly aimed at boosting, tie one's military readiness on compatibility with the u. s. army or tension between washington and beijing has been bubbling as china considers taiwanda part of its territory and has promised to return by force if necessary. and vision has demanded. washington avoid military collusion with taiwan in order to enhance us china relations with cross live. now to victor, gout, vice president of the center for china and globalization thing, tech you're most welcome sir. washington has reiterated. it doesn't want to escalate tensions with china yet. here's another pack of probable military support to tie one the 4th this year. we'll be using see the move as benign as the u. s. apparently thinks it is. the us move off sending more alms to taiwan, is purely a provocation, and it does not help to stabilize the relation

u. s. weapons sales to taiwan under the biden administration. the deal will include the purchase of spare parts for military vehicles and provide logistical and technical support. it's reportedly aimed at boosting, tie ones, military readiness on compatibility with the u. s. army. well, china considered taiwan a part of its territory and has promised return it by force if necessary. bushings also demanding washington avoid, quote, military collusion with ty, pay in order to enhance america. china relations. we spoke with china, for example, is victor gow, who believes by sending arms to taiwan, the u. s. is escalating tensions and the u. s. sales of vom just serves the only purpose of fueling the pages more. i think the u. s. strategic ambiguity is really misleading the american people. it's misleading it's allies in the west. it's misleading everyone else in the world. the united states has no legal right to interfere in the taiwan affairs, all to become an obstacle to the national renew vacation of china. i think what the united states is doin