u. s. wants this and negotiated for it. in the u. s. m. ca, trade deal, we curl, co opted unions mean less pay and benefits for employees, which in turn means cheaper mexican labor costs. the u. s. wants to stop. what it sees is unfair competition. but there's no guarantees that sellers will be repeated in the many mexican companies that don't affect u. s. or canadian businesses. nozik doin is the last embrace, the sectors where there's interest from the u. s. government and unions who promoted this reform are going to be observed and we'll now see the closest we've had to free and fair elections. but we're talking about a very restricted number of companies. there are thousands of others in mexico that have protectionist unions and will never have those elections when it will be up to the mexican government itself to choose if it wants to change that or simply lead its own reform. langrish john holman, al jazeera metzger city. us president joe biden has outlined new measures to tackle raising gun violence. he visited new york city we

u. s. wants the u. s. wants nor stream shut down. yeah. why? because the germans have to buy a natural gas from the united states as much it is much more expensive, of course, but so i love how we always talk about these things and never talk about markets. yeah, that's why i like your opening think there are of you know, that the war in iraq was, you know, largely about oil. you know, the human rights violations in the congo were far worse than anything. and i said, i would say was awful, but were far worse than even carried out by saddam of but they have the oil reserve or people elsewhere saying, there you go again. i hope it doesn't get to that point. but you're right there are disturbing echoes. chris edges on contact here on our t america. thank you for stepping into the big picture. thank phone. coming up those olympics. how bout and we're going to recap with ben holden from the ultimate sports hub. i portable t v. and wait until you hear the next mandate. the nanny state is planning. this is the big picture on our t america. ah . with t

u. s. wanted to use the security council to gain momentum in their diplomatic efforts. and president joe biden has said that the united states will continue to push for diplomacy, but also he's ready. no matter what happens. what more do you have on that? well, there are sanctions, of course, that were already put in place years before, and they were considered ineffective. following the annexations, the annexation of crimea in 2014 and all the west, including the united states and the european union, are threatening a new level of sanctions that could reach from economic boy called to cutting off russian banks from the financial grid. from the international financial grid, also to personal sanctions against volume recruitment. and a new thread came today from washington and london. and that would impose or include punishing. it leads that are close to proven and freezer assets also include travel bands for these people. should russia invade the ukraine? so again, what we're seeing is a mix of threats and diplomacy to deter russia from doing exactly that on the sonnets

u. s. wanting that an invasion should come at any time as hysteria, french police fire tear gas to break up. an eagle protest against pandemic restrictions authority stop hundreds of vehicles trying to reach the central powers . and in the business they got a little bottom forester as they thumped champions by and munich. stunning. does the variance ah, i'm really mohammed welcome to the program. a conference call between the united states and russia has fell to ease tensions of ukraine. president joe biden and blood mir putin spoke after the us warned that russia could invade ukraine at any time. moscow has dismissed the claim. as hysteria, crane's forces are on high alert as more than 100000 russian troops gathered near the border. germany has joined other nations and telling its nationals to leave ukraine. the u. s. embassy and keith, or non essential stuff, are being pulled out. and the u. s. government is advising its citizens to leave ukraine. other governments are following suit, the latest escalation miss simmering crisis that is reaching boiling point 4 months. russia has build

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u. s. president wants things in ukraine could go crazy quickly is urging americans to meet immediate concerns for that moscow could invade ukraine and foreign ministers of the u. s. want group have met in australia. security block includes japan and india as delegates discuss growing ties between china and russia when it's probably security and climate change. in other world news, it's been confirmed. russian figures cater camilla valley ever tested positive for band substance before the winter. olympic games began. 15 year old case will not be taken to the court of arbitration for sport. it will rule whether she can continue competing at the games. it may also consider whether the russians should be stripped a gold metal, they won in a team. skating event. such cases are not helpful to the games. i think hopefully most people see that of the, the 3000 people are competing here. some wonderful sports, and graceful. and hopefully we can continue to concentrate on that. but you'll also appreciate that we need to the, these cases need to be prosecuted properly taken care of properly and due proc

u. s. is heading for was 11. yes. is 2 extensions and a double veto at the security council, not clearly is not the message that the u. s. wanted to, to proclaim around around the world. what we're now looking for is whether in this states, the u. s. will at least get that, that abstention from china, china and russia, have made it very clear that there in this, that they were creating a new strategic partnership to look for an alternative to a unipolar world. wow. the us basically called all the shots and everyone else was held to the, the, started off the un charter for example, but the u. s. was somehow able to do whatever it wanted. now, i mean, perhaps though, with this downgrading off the, the, the, the machinery of the un security council in the security council resolution as it in its current form, perhaps than at the very least though, the u. s. will, will slightly drive a wedge, which is what they've been saying that they want to do between china and russia and at least get a chinese extension. there is such a desperate need as an ash have some kind of diplomacy in what is playing out right now. in potential resolutio

u. s. m. ca trade deal, we curl, co opted unions mean less pay and benefits for employees, which in turn means cheaper mexican labor costs. the u. s. wants to stop, what it sees is unfair competition. there's no guarantees it's allow, will be repeated in the many mexican companies that don't affect u. s. or canadian businesses. nozik thought is the last embrace us in the sectors where there's interest from the u. s. government and unions, he promoted this reform a going to be observed and will now see the closest we've had to free and fair elections. but we're talking about a very restricted number of company indic. there are thousands of others in mexico that have protectionist unions and will never have those elections below massive generally, june is lean biased. oh, it will be up to the mexican government itself to choose if it wants to change that or simply lead its own reform languish. john holman, al jazeera metzger city. the value of shares in facebook's parent company collapsed by 25 percent as markets opened in new york, wiping more than $200000000000.00 off the firms value meta reported week or the expected profits on wednesda

u. s. want more or, or that it's in game, is to have a perpetual conflict, demanding the production of weapons, is their validity to that suspicion. there certainly is within a certain group of oligarchs, i'll call them that. that's what they are in this country. and i suspect elsewhere too. there, there is that installation and there's, i does are, you know, i was there with george w bush, essentially use the f word with schroeder in the office. my boss came back and debrief me on our end from that moment on. schroeder hated bush and bush hated schroeder and also to fisher and call him pal under the table trading cooking instruments to yoshika and german beer to pal at midnight some times in his office . camp the german american relationship together, but it was very torture. it's very difficult. but we have started, i remember when colon turned to me in 1099. the youngest 4 star general in the army just promoted. and he said to me, amusing, you know, francois meet there on will be gone home. c

u. s. wants a domestic supply of lithium today. more than 80 percent of all, lithium is mind in australia, chile, and china. but the salt and seas, treasure trove of the mineral, could change those numbers dramatically. we expect to produce about a 3rd level in from this site. it's incredible. resource companies are already drilling what you say in the background. there are 2 production wells full diamond wells that will produce enormous amounts of ron to fade the plant that which will be located. he state and local officials envision a lithium based industrial complex with battery factories, an electric car manufacturing, while paint job with benefits that currently are in here in imperial county salivate. when i think about it 510 years down the road, how big it can be? conservationists like eileen anderson, approve of the environmentally friendly extraction process, powered by geothermal energy. they hope lithium projects will generate funds to restore the salt and see which is a crucial stop over point for migrating birds. and

u. s. wanting that an invasion which could come at any time as the stereo. french police, fire tear gas to break up. an eagle protest against pandemic restrictions authority stop. hundreds of vehicles trying to reach potential cars and in the business they got a little.

u. s. t report also said the u. s. want to avoid quote, building a wall between the 2 sides that would negatively affect american interests, while it will work to maintain its technological edge over china. to joining us now to take a deeper look and all of this is professor richard wolf, host of economic update and author of the sick. this is the system when capitalism fails to save us from pandemic or itself. and arthur dog, the professor at georgetown university mcdonough school for business. thank you both for joining us. professor don. i want to start with you here. now, because we've talked about this quite a bit, and we've heard about how the pandemic effect in china is ability to meet its commitments. but the nation was also eager to point out how quickly it recovered from the pandemic. so was it, why wasn't china able to meet the terms of disagreement as we see it right now? yes, that's a very good question. china will explain that that they're in to meet this commitment due largely as a result of and demick relate

u. s. wants now, is it divide it europe that cannot threaten to united states and that is forced to follow whatever and just wars the nato is fighting. and we also are seeing an increasing the sandwich europe that was forced to suspend the north stream natural gas pipe. so that they have to buy more expensive shell gas from the states that they have to use the u. s. dollar. so they're, they, they have a, we could euro system and that there are always some wars, some well for the us to sell some about to expire, weapons to. and so i think now the, just as the chinese government spokesman spokesperson watch a day out, said we should we checked or sanctions altogether. and not just to was russia because it is. it's simply ineffective. and the u. s. is the culprit of all. busy this, they just won a re whenever the there was a route conflict after selling weapons to the country they are supposed to protect . well, obviously, america has essentially cornered that of the market of a military hardware around the world. it is the biggest military export of it. worth being said, russia is also a hug

u. s. is played by biden's rules from at least that's what the u. s wants. and he ends after the us, so we want radical change in the sphere of european security. we saw the west responded positively. and finally, after many years of dismissal, national prussia had said for many years that all of its proposals, all of its security concerns, had been entirely ignored by nato. it had come to the point where even seemingly trivial things, safety issue, such as how close russian and american or native jets should approach each other. even that i was dismissed by nato, who wouldn't even talk about at this point. russia says that yes, it has has finally seen a willingness in natal to, to negotiate. but there is also the concern that jo bud might come out of this and say that a look. this is our achievement. the busha took a step back, yet was widow's opposition, his cousin, i assure you, if the west hasn't yet stated, and they will definitely say that they pushed on russia supine said to withdraw the troops and russians got scared and complied with their demands.

u. s wants to achieve within those deals is another story altogether. again, this could last a long time if they are to really negotiate and will most likely include other countries. they want to package this in as a broader international agreement as well. but, you know, the, the main problem here is nato in the u. s. what they've tried here is very clever. the, you know, they want to get power influence over russia's military movement inside of its own borders. that's not going to happen. so they've already played that card. and i think that's sort of pushed the situation to where we are in terms of negotiations . but you know, the west, the credibility is waning, just merely on the basis of the hysteria, of talking up this imminent invasion over the last 2 months. or as you know, the idea of ukraine potentially joining nato is being floated really since. what going back to 2008, that was a, with a conversation i had recently with karen, can i still be a former foreign minister of austria? what, what do you think? let me ask you this, patrick, because,

u. s. wants him extradited for allegedly engaging in drug trafficking is manuel ra palo less than 3 weeks ago. why not landlord? amanda is, was president of honduras. now he's been arrested by hunter and police following an extradition order by the united states. security forces were called in on monday night to surround the wealthy neighbourhood where the former president of honduras lives. the prosecutors in new york have repeatedly accused the former president of involvement in drug trafficking, and alleging his political rise was fueled by drug profit. i'm not going anywhere we've been calling for the rest since 2015. when we denounce that from a president was a drug trafficker corrupt and associated with criminal going to the mandate was president of hunter is for 8 years us, prosecutors have accused him of receiving millions of dollars in exchange for protecting drug shipments through the country. the money was reportedly also used to bribe politicians and help his political career. the former president has repeatedly denied the allegations in an audio recording on tuesday. he said

u. s. wants a domestic supply of lithium today. more than 80 percent of all, lithium is mind in australia, chile, and china. but the salt and seas, treasure trove of the mineral, could change those numbers dramatically. we expect to produce about a 3rd level in from this site. it's incredible. resource companies are already drilling what you say in the background there to production wells, full diameter wells that will produce enormous ments abroad to fade the plant that which will be located. he state and local officials envision a lithium based industrial complex with battery factories and electric car manufacturing, while paying jobs with benefits that currently are in hearing impaired county. i salivate when i think about it 510 years down the road. how big it can be? conservationists like aileen anderson, approve of the environmentally friendly extraction process, powered by geothermal energy. they hope lithium projects will generate funds to restore the salt and see which is a crucial stop over point for migrating birds. and

u. s. wants to and so co, russia and but, but she's so strong in a tree. so do you need some help from europe to help? and so russia, especially to us attorney, is now urgently needing to compensate the losing inference in the middle is exemplified by the withdrawal, the trips in a county us with more inference in eastern europe. so this pushes this, russia and china even want to get a lot, a lot of the european countries, the actually, they don't care how much david us can influence the world any more then. yeah, and they are no longer is the strongest powers. the most of the citizens want their lives in troop. they want to work if countries, especially china, to improve de economy. i think this will surely be a very important way to goal for the next few years. as the situation develops, benjamin child, professor for asia programs at the powers school of business. joining us live on the international. appreciate your time and your commentary. thank you. well, president, her gigi and pink was just declared the beijing winter olympics open after a ceremony

and so europe is not going to want to involve itself and that the u. s. shouldn't wanna involve itself and that it's, it's insane policies. everybody needs to back down a little bit and get back to some reasonable diplomatic conversation. instead of beating these war drums and kristi, i got about 45 seconds left here. but this agreement also impacts nato, as china and russia have released his joint statement condemning nato. and it's cold war ideology. what does that mean during the time and talk of war with russia? well, they're making reference to history hoping that the west learn from history and that a cold war will benefit no us because yes, there are different ideologies at play here. but why does that even matter? why isn't ideology different than the west of threat? it's literally the same mentality that we used to have over religion. most of the wars waged in the past were over different religions and accusations of anything different being a threat that must be washed before a poison of people. and now today it seems like we're treating differ

u. s. wants to become not an ex. net export or but now wants to become a net importer because we want to go ahead and redirect our resources towards renewable energy sources. right. and certainly those warning signs are now earliest they should be going off, given the fact that we keep getting higher and higher here. now it's been interesting to watch because the message that opec has been sending, the buying and ministration for months now has been. if you want more supply than pump yourself, but other than releasing strategic reserves, i mean, have we seen anything from biden to indicate that he will be turning the us producers more in the munster. com or does it seem like he is going to just keep complaining about open he's definitely going to keep complaining about opec. i mean, production in the united states is supposed to go up in 20222023. so we should get more production out there. the question is, is whether that supply is going to be enough to go ahead and you know, satisfy the demand. in addition, we had earnings this week from all of the oil majors and they recorded incredib

u. s. wants to keep these sanctions as a threat. it does not want to impose them before a invasion takes place, arguing that that would remove the last deterrent that they have the set odds of clearly with the ukrainian precedent given his comments. but at the same time, the secretary of state are holding a balancing act. they're saying that the invasion is imminent. once again at the same time saying he wants to talk. and hopefully we'll talk with the russian foreign minister in coming days. or i might, thanks, wrote my canada in washington dc as to let her in out 0, the hub to, to graduate and her. and to get job. now we don't even have that kind of thinking with, thus gathering in nigerian lecture halls will tell you why tens of thousands of students might not be able to finish their courses. i did a few peer begins, generate electricity from his grad, renee, so it's damn the trick. a dispute with egypt and saddam ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies. the weather sponsored my cattle airways. the rainy season in indonesia is sta

u. s. has warned washington, they're still sounding the alarm. the state department says the u. s. also wants to talk, but russia must make more concessions and we have not seen any tangible, any real sign of the escalation. we have been consistent that we want to pursue the path of diplomacy. we want to resolve this through dialogue, through diplomacy, through communication. we hope the russians have a similar willingness, but we haven't, we've also said that in order for diplomacy and dialogue to succeed, it has to take place in the context of the escalation of marliss, enjoying by jonathan cats. he is a senior fellow at the german marshall fund of the united states. it's good to have you with us. so we just had that sound bites, not the same time. rushes foreign minister has said that there is a chance to reach an agreement with the west of ukraine. is there still room for diplomacy? yeah, i think there's, i'm sure this is going to be the message for chairs their shots. yes. tomorrow when he's in moscow, is there is a path for de escalation. and i think what you heard from the state depart

u. s. wanted some sub and hundreds of millions of dollars worth of critique has now been used on one side of the contact line. and the president also claims that those ukrainian forces and those particular services are being governed and rule. you know, we were talking about for an action by, for an actor. this is not entirely the initiative that ukraine is not acting totally in a way that has all of this. and of course undermines masses. even medicaid on this is a defensive organization. here of course is going to say something like, no independent country, and we've had enough russian quote, aggression, and we'll get, we'll be getting those comments coming out on the almost immediately or 19 to now. so as we continue with our rolling coverage break, can you see a stand by please don't go any way. let's course live now the load of a news belgian political x by joining us here on the program today. i hope you can hear me so good eating from moscow. it's always to show you here in the studio. we're

u. s. and they want those dominance, but surely they are sensible voices in the u. s. c. that's gone to where you are heading, gone through gore. war is not the way there is another way it could be would it wouldn't fall on everyone. and i certainly believe that the corporation between china and the united states, anyone for that by to russia, would benefit man guiding much more than a contract. lou photo national other this my budget area. this is a similar to the story and with us cuz the more are all supposed showing me. ah, the absolutely sustain increases. second bullying with c f crucial a machine? yes. yes. we shall see. it. british commander was to watching her with a complaint, a initials, a dash of all of those for a little bit more because i.

u. s. is wanting al qaeda and isolate getting stronger. president joe biden's picture had u. s. military central command says a lack of food, of water in the middle east could be a recruiting tool for on groups. schools in india's karnataka states have been ordered to close, designed, or grows over a ban religious head scarves. please have fire tear gas to disperse crimes, healthcare workers, ensure lanka have started an indefinite strike. they're demanding better pay and fair promotions talks with the government have failed on these staff and emergency and critical care units are going to continue to work on wellness. we're going to bring in michelle fernandez amy columbus manuel. i just talk us through the issues behind this strike. what brought the hell trade unions to this indefinite work stoppage nation is that 10 tokens strikes countless letter from everyone from the minister, the health secretary, the president have not brought any reactions that haven't had the year. all the authorities to discuss their grievances or their demand for they've said they've been pushed th

u. s. president joe biden wants sanctions. he's just on vale to impede russia's ability to do business. our white house correspondent, kimberly. how could reports after consulting with his national security council in the white house situation room, and a virtual meeting with g 7 leaders? you as president joe biden made good on his promise to inflict massive costs on russian president vladimir putin for invading ukraine. who is the aggressor who chose this war? and now he and his country will bear the consequences. the new sanctions target major russian bags and russian, the leads and in coordination with allies, representing more than half the global economy, are designed to cut off russia from the world financial system. russian assets in the us are also now frozen. we will limit russia's ability to do business in dollars euro's pounds and yet export controls to curtail russian high tech imports are also being opposed to cripple russia's military and high tech capabilities. the moves are backed by top, congressional democrat

u. s. military wanted to put 1000 books in the ground and there's 4000 contractors. it's a way of, you know, having course of 5000, but without political risk. with what lot they're shooting at. you makes you yes, yeah. with bank guy. so did you get a skirt to shoot a shot and brought up in ricocheted in his car. a executive right with the of the security companies had the sensitivity balls a ramp bull elephant civilians would often if not always get caught in the crossfire. ah, what governments have always done because they would do 2 things at once. you fight and you win hearts and minds. private ministry companies didn't do that much from you on the ground opening fight. they were very, very noticeable. they would play rock music that you know, this was not, there was no subtlety to this. this was not a, even the military were more discreet than the prob, security companies. and so they was, they were very, very public slap in the face for the average iraqi on a daily basis. it's a real problem for the military. so we fill the contractor presence in iraq in partic

u. s. military wanted to put 1000 bucks in the ground and there's 4000 contractors. it's a way of, you know, having force of 5000, but without politically risk, with what they're shooting at. you make a you? yes. yeah. let me know. yeah. you too bye. hey guys. did you get a skirt suit? part of it. my son brought in ricocheted. his car with right with the private security companies had the sensitivity of a vamp level. civilians would often not always get caught in the crossfire. ah, what governments have always done because they do 2 things at once. you fight and you win hawks mind. private industry companies don't find much company on the ground opening fight. they were very, very noticeable. they would play rock music that this was not, there was no subtlety. this was not a, even the military were more discreet than the prob, security companies. so it was, they were very, very public slap in the face for the average iraqi on a daily basis. it's a real problem for the military. so we fill the contractor presence in iraq in particular . but afghan too was becoming con

u. s. wants to stop. what it says is unfair competition. but there's no guarantees that sellers will be repeated in the many mexican companies that don't affect u. s. or canadian businesses. nozik doin is the last embrace this sectors where there's inches from the u. s. government and unions who promoted this reform are going to be observed and we'll now see the closest we've had to free and fair elections. but we're talking about a very restricted number of companies. there are thousands of others in mexico that have protectionist unions and will never have those elections. it will be up to the mexican government itself to choose if it wants to change that, or simply lead its own reform. langrish john holman, al jazeera metzger, city. india has officially recorded more than half a 1000000 corona virus deaths, but some experts, so the actual figure is much higher. they all micron variant is behind the countries. 3rd wave of covered 19 a study published in the journals science estimates about 3000000 people have died . the government says the

u. s. wants a domestic supply of lithium today. more than 80 percent of all, lithium is mind in australia, chile, and china. but the salt and seas, treasure trove of the mineral, could change those numbers dramatically. we expect to produce about a 3rd level in from this site. it's incredible. resource companies are already drilling what you say in the background. there are 2 production wells full diamond wells that will produce enormous amounts of ron to fade the plant that which will be located. he state and local officials envision a lithium based industrial complex with battery factories and electric car manufacturing, while pain job with benefits that currently are in here in imperial county salivate . when i think about it 510 years down the road, how big it can be? conservationists like aileen anderson, approve of the environmentally friendly extraction process, powered by geothermal energy. they hope lithium projects will generate funds to restore the salt and see which is a crucial stop over point for migrating birds. and