u. s. government wants censoring these alternative voices out of out of places like russia, though it has to be pointed out. i'm not russian. right? i mean, i'm a slovak american. many people who appear on r t are not russian. we are not told what to say. we're not paid to say anything. it all we come on because we say what we believe and that has to be pointed out. and again though we have an alternative view to the western press. ok, and that is seen as dangerous done. thank you. if indeed for coming on the program and sharing that you with us, we appreciate it. american north are and lawyer done carver lake. thank you very much. my pleasure. well, midst the situation in ukraine and all the cold, hard numbers that goes with it, sometimes the human side of the conflict gets lost. isn't that next? we're a 1st hand what life was like and how it is now for those most effected in her documentary maricel a homecoming. it's right ahead of me . i with the daughter of a brings food to the city. and on her way back, she takes people who are too weak to live in the ruins of married pal, any more a

u. s. to restrict the capabilities of the u, because the u. s. doesn't want any competitors. so hitting russia and letting that ricochet back at the e. u is ideally within the u. s. plans so. so he's got the bull sheila's. how's that? western journalists can interview you at your briefings, but i'll see can do the same thing with other officials abroad. like those of them all with our cooperate of my sickness. while this is an issue of free speech, you the west is refusing to allow us to question them even going as far as to block our t as a media outlet in our country. the situation is quite the opposite. we're open to any media, but when our sanctions opposed against us, they are giving us accreditation. they're not giving us visas and we're imposing sanctions in response. but whether, what, what that means is we read them, does love. when is it, can we see how much pressure washington is trying to put in other countries and how it's trying to force them not to engage with russia? do you somehow field is from your own colleagues? pocketbook? reapplying is pretty much, oh no.

u. s wants to prohibit sales of grain . what i can say is, we are working with other countries to prevent the sale of grain that has likely been stolen from ukraine. will the chairperson for invest relations at the african national congress? youth league shared his thoughts with us on why public support a shifted from western countries to china. is found china to be an honest country to do business with in comparison to the west, which when they arrived here, they did not even see us as human beings. but instead they plowed our mineral sources. they are the ones that bomb to heal shima. they're the ones that got fat, she just to test a nuclear bomb just to protect and lasha. so we asked to the ends of history. we understand what the intention has been. they have been everywhere in the world where there's been a lot of sources, an image not to do business there, but still could, can they joined that people of those kind of those countries. we are saying that we are going to have relations with the russian people, whether ame

u. s. and its allies have been concerned about the prostate of chinese bases in the region. in a bits, accounts of china in the pacific, the u. s. wants to place intermediate range missiles in the area of a new reports by the run corporation claims. washington's allies in the pacific are unlikely to host the weapons for the u. s. japan is apparently the most likely to agree to the proposals that even so q has little chance of supporting the move, thus according to the thing. thank now some longer vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact and international studies thing. thank you. thought that china's interest in the pacific region are purely economic it's not so much of a, china's in, in the pacific region. but more of the us, the united states needs to have an enemy. and this is quite warri some actually to the whole world. because china is not in the expansionist country, all china has been doing is expand the country's economy, economic activities, countries in the region, do not take china as a and b, and do not take china as a threat. the u. s. hasn't done anything with these countries and except pull p, so where us china

u. s. wants to go to china is going to have to neutralize russia 1st. well, we're right in the middle of that strategy our way, but the chinese know their next that's in u. s. is already preparing in a pacific sanctions are coming their way and what they're doing obviously is preparing by investing and bringing that production home while so we'll have you on again when those sanctions are imposed dot j rasmus professor of economics and politics are st. mary's college of california pleasure talk on the show. my pleasure. ah, 132 people are being killed in attacks by jihadist rebels in the west african country of molly over the weekend. local status is let me extremists systematically shot civilians. miss oven is on your jaw. they came, they said to the people, you are not muslims. in the felony language, they took the men a 100 people went out with them after 2 kilometers. they systematically shot people . that's one is also said differences of tucker, these different attacks show the weakness of the terrorists, because usually terrorists would attack the

u. s. want to weaken both russia and the european union, and now they are killing 2 birds with one stone. this war is only beneficial to washington. they're trying to weaken 2 powers that can create competition for them to war. so as the european commission speaks in favor of giving ukraine you candidate status, residents of other candidate countries say that they feel cheated and discouraged. r t 's. maria national comments here and brussels look like honeymoon herself to ukraine. was recommended for a you candidate status, but there still seems to be a little rock natural to spoil the barrel. yes. ukraine deserts, european prospective. yes, ukraine should be well come as a candidate country could work has be done, has been done, but important work also remains to be done. yes, important work. enormous work. let's take a look at the official list of demands. adopt a plan for a former, the entire law enforcement sector, and media, as well as anti money laundering legislation and national minorit

u. s. wants to minimize a country that it does not thing which part of the national water in the way it was already know how many regime change. yeah, we want to get a little i think it's a country that has more nuclear weapons than anybody else. what happens if you could stabilize it? hey, it's madness. yes, it's out there. and one of us is trying to prove that it's like when everyone else is wrong, despite the fact that can lead by example. now you mentioned the so called international order, and one of the things i said hearing here in the russia is that russia actions in ukraine as hard to explain and hard to justify as they are. i may have been based not on some historical grievances on, not even on the threat perception, but rather on the cold blooded objective calculation of where the world is moving, how the balance of power in the world is shifting and the conclusion that even if the worst case scenario materialize this and all ties with the west that ca, that russia can survive and accomplish its development goal goals by associating itself more closely with non west. and by do

u. s. wants to minimize a country that it does not thing which part of the national order in the way it was already know how many regime change. yeah, we want to get little i think it's a country that has more nuclear weapons than anybody else. what happens if you could stabilize it? hey, it's madness. yes, it's out there and why us is trying to prove that it's like when everyone else is wrong, despite the fact that can lead by example. now you mentioned the so called international order, and one of the things i said, hearing here in the russia, is that russia, the actions in ukraine as hard to explain and hard to justify as they are. i may have been based not on some historical grievances on, not even on the threat perception, but rather on the cold blooded objective calculation of where the world is moving, how the balance of power in the world is shifting and the conclusion that even if the worst case scenario materialize this and all ties with the west that ca, that russia can survive and accomplish its development goals. goals by associating itself more closely with non west. and by

u. s. and i've, i've been concerned about the prospect of chinese bases in the region in a bit to count to china in the pacific. the u. s. wants to place intermediate range missiles there. however, new reports by the run corporation claims washington allies in the pacific are unlikely to host the weapons for the united states and japan is apparently the most likely to agree to those proposals. even sophia has little chance of supporting the move. thus, according to that think tank, let's cross live now to nelson wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact and international studies, unvil day club experts. welcome to the program nelson. thank you not. why do you think the u. s. is so concerned about expanding chinese influence in the pacific region where i think it's not so much of a china is in, in the pacific region. but more of the us, the united states needs to have an enemy. and, and this is quite warri some actually to the whole world because china is not in the expansionist country and has never done anything wrong. never bullied, and the country never seek to change any government of any country. all china has

u. s. want to weaken both russia and the european union, and now they are killing to, with one stone in this war is only beneficial to washington, as it find to weaken 2 powers that can create competition for them to war. so germany is hosting the g 7 group of nation summit and while climate change, food security and economic development are on the agenda, the one ukraine on a joint strategy of army kit is likely to dominate those talks. u. k prime minister boys johnson has encouraged the group to increase the fort for ukraine and a speech he posted on line in advance. ukraine can win and it will win, but the needs are back in to do so. now is not the time to give up on ukraine. the united kingdom will continue to back ukraine every step of the way because we know that there security is our security. meanwhile, thousands in germany frustrated by g 7. policy have poured onto the streets, claiming there's a lot of talk, but no action on issues like climate change. while some fair nato is too close

u. s. policy towards the conflict and is demanding the end of a tax and other human rights violations. the u. s. wants to visit to take place in a good atmosphere different than the one. now, if the israelis don't stop there, unilateral action, the situation deteriorates and becomes much worse, is one half of the way to make concessions where possible. but underlying that there are certain political obstacles to overcome, nevertheless, as well as strengthening its position on the international arena, funding a natural gas delivery deal with the e u. this week. the agreement is an attempt by europe to find old tentative ways to receive gas following to refusal to buy russian fuel by some countries. we want to boost our energy cooperation with israel. the european union was the biggest, the most important client of the russian supplier for oil, gas and coal. but with the beginning of this war and the attempt of russia to blackmail us through energy, we decided to cut off and to get rid of the dependency on russian fossil fuels and move away from russia and diversified to trustworthy suppliers. that ther

u. s. wants to control the narrative. companies like you to facebook, twitter, you know, while they're independent, they are controlled by, you know, wealthy interests that are aligned with the us government. job title has accidentally revealed that sheet sheet q card prepared by his stuff during a meeting with wind industry executives of the white house, and it includes very specific details, actions. the checklist tells the president to enter the room and say hello to participants and gives basic commands about where to sit and watch to do the job. and being spotted with similar guides before to including already preferred answers written for him during a q and a and ukraine. this latest incident house raised more than a few. i press we need a list of what medication biden is on. this is troubling. his staff need to remind biden who he is. this man is running the country. meanwhile, not knowing who he is. this is elder abuse. one, keep people poor and on welfare to concentrate on their gay transgender agenda. 3, hide biden clinton crime families, info and hide hunters, laptop info, maxwell, isla

u. s. want to weaken both russia and the european union, and now they are killing 2 birds with one stone. this war is only beneficial to washington, as they are trying to weaken to powers that can create competition for them. germany is hosting the g 7 group of nations, summits and while climate change, food security and economic developments are on the agenda. the war in ukraine and a joint strategy of army care is likely to dominate the talks. u. k. p. m. boys. johnson has encouraged the group to increase support for ukraine and a speech he will deliver book posted online in advance. ukraine can win and it will win, but the needs are back in to do so. now is not the time to give up on ukraine. the united kingdom will continue to back ukraine every step of the way, because we know that there security is our security. ah meanwhile at least 9 protesters have been arrested among the thousands who gathered in munich to demand more from the g. 7 leaders. they claimed there is lots of thought, but li

u. s. wants to prohibit sales of grain and african national congress youth league. chair person told us that support shifted to china as the u. s. was more humane and respectful with the african population is found china to be an honest country to do business with in comparison to the west, which when they arrived here, they did not even see us as human beings. but instead they plowed our mineral resources. they are the ones that bomb to heal shima. they're the ones that got fat, she just to test a nuclear bomb and just to protect and lasha. so we are students of history. we understand what the intention has been. they have been everywhere in the world where there's been a lot of the sources, an image not to do business there, but it could come age on that people or both of those countries. we are saying that we are going to have relations with the russian people, whether american america loves it or not. we will not be subject to western media, would try to cling to the chinese people as a bad people who are in africa to do wrong things. because we can visibly see here, to help with dev

u. s. wants to drag them into another bloody war in europe, which would be a disaster. of course, all european countries still, i don't think that germany is resisting enough because they already sent weapons and they promised for more do you think your credit is, is ready to become a member state? do you think the values, if you have current governments come possible with the values of e? well maybe now they are since the values of the you, i was through a significant change. i would say in the last couple of years and even more so in the last couple of months, i think that the chances of your brain joining you are probably even less than chances are ukraine holding the revision. so context as they are now. so of course, this is only a political game to raise the stakes and to draw european societies, i'd say war psychology, of course, rally them against russia, which won't be the 1st time in history for that to happen. when we have the commission chief, festive and elaine calling for more units within the plug regarding is foreign policy is a kind of insinuates that t

u. s. wants to place intermediates range missiles in the area. both on the report by the run cooperation claims that washington's allies in the pacific are unlikely to host the weapons for the united states. and to find his attorney the most likely to agree to the proposals. but even so, he has little chance of supporting the moved us according to the think tank. nelson wong, vice chairman of the shanghai center for rim pike, an international studies things like he told us that china's interest in the pacific region are purely economic. it's not so much of a china in the pacific region, but more of the us, the united states needs to have an n m a. and, and this is quite warry, some actually to the whole world. because china is not in the expansionist country. all china has been doing is to expand the country's economy, economic activities, countries in the region, do not take china as a and b and do not take china as a threat. the u. s. hasn't done anything with these countries. and except paul p. so where us, china has been looking into the actu

u. s. want to weaken both russia and the european union, and now they are killing 2 birds with one stone. this war is only beneficial to washington. they're trying to, we can to policy that can create competition for them to war, sold, criminal. i that does it for me. this. i'll be back in about 29 minutes with another full and fresh look tuesday with us r t international. ah mm hm. hello and welcome to world to part of the conflict in your career may still be dominating international airways, but it's not the only and perhaps not the worst calamity the world today. trolanda is currently going through the most dire economic and political crisis in its history. and their fears that more nations may go down the same turbulent path as the global economy. genius to paul. how contagious it is. well, to discuss that i'm now joined from colombo, by a political economist and senior lecture at the university of georgina. dr. do them are, it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for your time. thank

u. s. wants to visit to take place in a good atmosphere different than the one. now, if the israelis don't stop there, unilateral action the situation, syria rates and becomes much worse. alright. israeli israel, excuse me, has said that it is ready to make concessions where possible, but underlined that there are political obstacles to overcome before it can spend its offensive. nevertheless, israel is coming to strengthening its position on the international arena this week, citing a natural gas delivery deal with the e, u and egypt. the fuel is to be transported to the you through egyptian territory allowing the to middle east states opportunities to increase production and exploration agreement is an attempt by europe to find alternative ways to receive gas following a refusal to buy russian resources. we want to boost our energy cooperation with israel. the european union was the biggest, the most important client of the russian supplier for oil, gas and coal. but with the beginning of this war and the attempt of russia to blackmail us through energy, we dec

u. s. wants to place intermediate range missiles in the region. i have a new report by the run corporation claims washington's. our lives in the pacific are likely to host the weapons for the us. japan is apparently the most likely to agree the to the proposals. even tokyo has little chance of supporting the move according to the think tank. well, earlier we spoke with nelson wong, a vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact and international cities and about club experts. and he believes that china is building real diplomatic relations with states in the pacific. all the u. s. is doing is talking it's not so much of a, china's in, in the pacific region. but more of further us, the united states needs to have an enemy. and, and this is quite warri, some actually to go to the whole world. because china is not an expansionist country, all china has been doing is to expand the country's economy, economic activities. countries in the region, do not take china as an enemy and do not take china as a threat of the u. s. hasn't done anything with th

u. s. want to weaken both russia and the european union, and now they are killing 2 birds with one stone. this war is only beneficial to washington because they're trying to, we can to policy that can create competition for them. he'll do guar salt criminal . i that does it for me. this. i will be back in about 29 minutes with another full and fresh look. ge newsday with us r t international ah with.

u. s. president joe biden wants to make the u. s. a climate change leader. the plan was to make electricity generation carbon neutral by 2035. but that was dependent on having the environmental protection agency behind it. instead, the court says it is now up to the congress to pass climate laws, but support there for biden is far from assured. and our washington correspondents to me. so misconduct says the ruling by the court deals a massive blow to you as president joe biden's plans to limit c o 2 emissions. it is hard to overstate the importance of this ruling from the supreme court. it severely limits the e. p, a, the environmental protection agency from regulating emissions from power plants. the supreme court saying here congress did not give a federal agency the right to regulate on big issues like climate change. and that power must rest with congress. but climate legislation isn't getting anywhere in congress where such legislation has been gridlocked. one of the very 1st things president biden did when entering office was to rejoin the paris climat

u. s. doesn't want any competitors. so hitting russia and letting that ricochet back at the you is ideally within the u. s. plans. got the bull sheila's. how's that work? journalist can interview you at your briefings, but see can do the same thing with other officials abroad or whatever. what process? i think this is an issue of free speech. the west is refusing to allow us to question them even going as far as to block our t as a media outlet in our country. the situation is quite the opposite. we're open to any media, but when there are sanctions opposed against us, they aren't giving us accreditation. they're not giving us visas, and we're imposing sanctions in response. maria, a heart of that to r. c. well, as mentioned, are a guess from all across the world in attendance in st. petersburg, including a representative of the egyptian business community who said that there is strong potential for increased economic ties between russia and the north african country . let's have a listen to the i think it is a lot of ar

u. s. president is to, to get involved. if we want to see the safe and speedy return of americans, that's just the fact you describe the situation that with u. s. government is in right now as being handy to put sandwich explain. well look it's, it's not a, it's not a good situation to be in because ultimately, you know, you're, you're forced to make a decision that, in some ways is bending the rules. but we have to acknowledge that the rules were completely broken when, when the offending government took an american hostage. so it, you know, ultimately it's never going to be a, you know, an easy fix to bring an american held hostage home. but the, the point that, that i make, and i know jonathan makes it regularly as well. these are popular decisions to make bringing americans who were wrongfully held hostage abroad home is good for any politician. and as we saw in the release trove read, republicans did not come out and say anything against president biden, or the democrats for doing this. and i think that that's really important th