u. s. a package for ukraine, the american economy will be doomed if washington continues to spend more money than this by jo bought his pledge to curb spiraling inflation. the u. s. consumer prices continue to rise. that's not stopping. washington from spending big on ukraine's put you have here is a ukranian snipers nest. it has been set up on the roof of one of their military bases and it has been abandoned. well, along with the rest of the base corresponded reports from ukrainian military bases in murray, you pull, which they abandoned, as russian forces advanced, that says russian and done. yet, soldiers continue to fight the as of steel plant on the outskirts of the city.

u. s. washington. uh, grouping is full russians to look absolutely as bad as possible. and so therefore there's a contradiction actually in the interests of the ukrainians themselves of care. and a washington bo gave doesn't seem to be understanding that certainly ukrainian people should understand that they have no interest in the long wall that the u. s . would lay open. but marco mccarty, i came of a wool. if i could jump in here. okay, what, let's do a little bit of math right now. ok, i mean, there are, i don't know what percentage of the ukrainian population is already left ukraine in gone to europe. okay. then we can take a look at, there's probably a lot of elderly people, you know, all these european countries have large, elderly communities, young people don't want to fight this war. so going back to brad's point, so all of this money, all this hardware is going to go to nazis as that julian and, and that's going to be the use ally in our partitioned ukraine. wow, talk about values. continue marco, when it's true, the neo nazis in the ukraine are relatively sm

u. s. washington. uh, grouping is full russians to look absolutely as bad as possible. and so therefore there's a contradiction actually in the interests of the ukrainians themselves. of care and a washington but give doesn't seem to be understanding that certainly the ukrainian people should understand that they have no interest in the long wall that the u. s . would lay open by market mccarty. my grandmother was if i could jump in here. okay, let's, let's do a little bit of math right now. ok, i mean, there are, i don't know what percentage of the ukrainian population is already left ukraine and gone to europe. okay. then we can take a look at, there's probably a lot of elderly people, you know, all these european countries have large, elderly communities, young people don't want to fight this were so going back to brad's point, so all of this money, all this hardware is going to go to not cease as that julian and, and that's going to be the use ally in a partitioned ukraine. wow. talk about bow use, continue, marco. what is true, the neo nazis in the ukraine are rela

u. s. washington is telling the european policy makers what to do well, now european farmers are having difficulty because they cannot export what they are producing. they'd like to go to the market, but because washington, they are stopped from doing this. and this is doing, this is harming a lot of your information just for information every day in france. a french farmer committed suicide that goes with a lot about the current situation of the farmers in europe today. and my d cat with the situation is, as it is what can be done to help provide food for countries that are still recovering from war like afghanistan and lebanon. way, i mean in the case of a panelist on the 1st thing i'd say is that the united states should release the $9000000000.00 on which has been sitting. we just have got to spend money as it stolen it. but of course, i think that in the 1st thing that you have to do is essentially, i believe china has already proposed something like this is again as a, the bi here is it basically will lead us should sit down and decide exactly where the supply is. where the need is and make

u. s. capital washington, d. c. had put up a fence outside the supreme court building. the move comes after protests following the leak of a draft opinion, which would overturn a key ruling, protecting abortion rice, republican leaders of ers justices, to quote, to know the noise from protest happened for astronauts including germany's mathias mara are on their way back to earth after their capsule undocked from the international space station. laura and his colleagues. sure, i spent 6 months aboard the i assess. they're due to touch down thursday night on the coast of the u. s. state for parts from the international spacy, sports air and rail madrid are in the final of the champions league after studying . come back against manchester city on wednesday. oh really. we're still celebrating the victory outside stadium after the match rail were 2 goals behind on aggregate going into the 90th minute before 2 strikes from where we go took the match to extra time. kareem bens him out then scored from a penalty to seal a 65 aggregate victory rail. madrid will face liverpool in

u. s. capital washington, d. c. has put up a fence outside the supreme court building. the move comes off the process following the leak of the draw opinion, which would overturn a key ruling. protecting abortion rights. republican leaders of the urged justice is to quote 2 now the noise from protesting for us, including germany as much smells on their way back us up to undocked from the international space station. frank and his colleague spent 6 months hold the i s s that you to touch down thursday night of the coast of the u. s. date, as it departs from the international space. some folks news now and rail madrid are in the final of the champions league off to a stunning come back against matches the city. on wednesday, i still calibrating the victory outside the stadium off to the match reality with 2 goals behind on aggregate going into the 90th minute before 2 strikes from rodrigo to the match to extra time korean bends in more than scored from a penalty to seal of 65 aggregate victory reality the jury will face liverpool in this year's final, on the 28th of may.

in washington, rachel blevins, r t v. u. s. senate hands have come. as the state department has launched a new program to analyze evidence of alleged war crimes in ukraine. the state department has said the program will initially cost $6000000.00 and will examine satellite imagery as well as information shared on social media. russia denies targeting civilians and has said that some suppose it seems of war crimes in ukraine appear to have been staged. we asked international law professor francis boil on why the u. s. wants to expand its authority on a global level. so public relations exercise. part of what we are law professors called law fair, using the law as a tool for her. i'm not denying of war crimes might have been committed there by ukrainian forces and russia forces. this happens all the time in war, but this is not a good faith investigation by the united states. no, this is, this is law affair using law as a to of warfare against the russian federation. certainly, that's the way i interpret. and of course, there's nothing objective about u

u. s. as washington struggles to maintain influence in manila to challenge beijing's authority in the indo pacific region, the philippines was long, a traditional military ally of the u. s. but 6 years ago, it shifted ties in china's favor and dramatically declared a separation from washington. once we can cross lives, joseph gregory mahoney, a professor of politics and international relations at east china normal university . thanks for being with us here on our international so thank you. if we get right down to it, the analysts predict that marcos junior will win in a landslide. what's your opinion? is it too early to call? no, i think at this point it's clear that if you certainly are near certainly that marcos will win. now if marcos junior does win, what impact could that have on the country and the asia pacific region in general? well, you know, i think the high question of course is what are the implications with philippines relations with china. and on this matter, we've seen mixed signals from arkansas. he's indicated he favors continuing bilateral ism, which many interpret is a w

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u. s. weapons supply to ukraine is a, me, a business and reality. washington doesn't carry little about a situation inside the country. they are supporting. the u. s. has placed a huge bed in the ukraine and he's afraid to lose. so it is dragon more and more countries into this conflict. okay, to a story we've been bringing attention to for quite some time. the effects of western sanctions and russia being felt across the globe, including in central america with russia, one of the world's largest fertilizer export to accounting for more than 12 percent of the global market. sh sanctions on exports are putting the entire region on the verge of an agricultural prices, as we heard on the ground in mexico. philip was open, but last year i planted 3 actors. but this year, only one 3rd here at the do to rising prices for raw materials, and especially due to the shortage of russian fertilizers caused by the impose sanctions. sergio garcia has had to play less corn and tomatoes this year. over the past decade, mexico's agricultural sector has become more dependent on

u. s. as washington has supported kurdish rebels in syria. and that's not the only area of contention between the nato allies as a media attacks on turkey kicked off, they reminded the public that the u. s. still hasn't forgotten about one turkey signed the deal. the purchase rushes as 400 air defense systems back in 2017. when you can't win by traditional rules, go around them. there was a lot of thought given toward banishing turkey from nato anyway, especially after president air dawn bought russian s 400 air defense systems from moscow 3 years ago. perhaps now is precisely the moment simply to stand up to these loan strong men who have managed to burrow their way deeply into democratic institutions. and while nato was on the hunt for new members, turkey's disagreement with washington has even led column as in canada to call for it to be expelled from the alliance altogether. expelled, took it from nato, that should resolve multiple challenges until now. turkey has been a 5th column of islamism, imbedded within the west to undermine it. tha

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u. s. state department in washington, and the u. s. ambassador to the united nations has called for a transparent investigation into the killing. i just want to express my sincere condolences over are the law serve the palestinian american. ah journalists, alger journalists, who with skill sharing, ah, it was really a really, ah, horrifying, she's well respected. she was doing her job, the jobs that you all do every single day. and i, i just want to express my condolences to her family, her friends, her colleagues are in fact all of us for, for her loss of the situation of her killing. it's being i investigated and we call for a transparent investigation laughter. kristen salumi at the united nations for is there's been a lot of reaction from the when they had bring us up to speed. kristin, yes, that's right. you and officials from the secretary general to the high commissioner for human rights to the special envoy for the middle east are all also calling for a full and transparent investigation into exactly what happened. linda thom

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u. s. as well. washington intensive culture russian influence in africa by passing quote, the country malign russian activities in africa. the bill is seeking to monitor rushes, military, operations, investments, and financial flows. the move comes after more than half all the countries on the african continent stayed neutral on new and resolutions regarding the ukraine complex shudder. a good to emeritus professor of international law at the university of south africa believes that america's approach to africa continues to be oppressive. with racial issues, still taking center stage. well, to start with you as more than the critique brian and hi daddy. just give me one moment or all the state have a better rate and a new colonial on approach to africa. hi, and this is one minute suspicious of that. they have been many how does way to cite their meal or new approach to africa men that they can do kate to what i want to do. so i have people who are not beside independently on know what to say in their best inte

u. s. policy shift. it claims show biden's simply made clear the u. s. commitment to provide type pay with military assistance for self defense. under the taiwan relations, washington updated stood by so called one china policy, under which only one chinese government is recognized facing, but which allows for all the official relations with ty pay, including the sale of weapons. while china stress, it's right to defend its territorial integrity, should not be underestimated. asian offers on the list, lou, she believes the u. s. has always been on big us on the one china policy. united states is always trying to contradict or explain different ways about the one china policy in america. official always try to contradict or it's a problem miss. and also try to miss your spirit. interpretation of the word turn of policy in china. us government has already announced that again and again that was kind of policy is the main stone on the base so that we can all congress what ready to have people, american religion, we're trying to move make relation. we're trying to when china policy can not be shaped, cannot be sure and can other if a headline stories today, the preside

u. s. official has told media that washington shared intelligence with ukraine about the ship's location. the moskva was the flagship of russia's black sea fleet. u. s. says it had no knowledge of ukraine's plans to attack the most by with anti ship missiles. the report say it helped pinpoint the most boss position. the biden administration has been ramping up intelligent sharing, as well as shipments of weapons to ukraine, while avoiding direct conflict with russia. the stuff brussel is from the european council on foreign relations, and an expert on the russian military way asked him if this kind of assistance that the u. s. is providing increases the risk of russia escalating? it's more beyond ukraine. well, physically, russia count. if you have your own army or most of your army booked on the you train, you just can't afford another war against another country. and you certainly conduct hold and on the wall against the biggest military lines on the planet right now, which is neat. so for practical reasons, no, of course, for legal reasons, political reasons, the provision of intellig

u. s. weapons supply to ukraine is a me, a business. in reality, washington doesn't care a little about a situation inside the country. they are supporting. the u. s. has placed a huge burden the ukraine and is afraid to lose. so it is dragon, more and more countries into this conflict. in other story to bring you today, china has condemn remarks made by president biden over taiwan, stating it will take firm action to defend its sovereignty and security interests. but that comes in response to the u. s. president saying on wednesday at saying earlier, excuse me, the washington was ready to intervene militarily, if china quote invaded the island territory. you didn't want to get involved in the ukraine conflict militarily. for obvious reasons. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan? if it comes to that, yes, you are. that's a commitment. we made the white house so ever afterwards said those comments did not signify a u. s. policy shift. it claims joe biden simply made clear the u. s. commitment to provide ty, pay with military assistance u

u. s. military had conducted a cover up of the fatal attack. also the u. n. had urged washington to investigate the killings. and previously the u. s. has been accused of shutting down attempts to investigate alleged atrocities committed by its troops. 2016 washington declared that an international criminal court investigation into reported war crimes, enough gonna stand post a threat to us national security under the trump presidency. us went as far as sanctioning icpc officials in an effort to avoid accountability, investigative journalist mo, be but more bitter. says the us should come clean about its own mistakes before accusing other countries. the u. n. isn't any of america, you know, the u. n is never distributed against the united states of america, and i simply believe that's nothing but public relations is a statement to say the address that americans come and subject themselves to the american must come investigate themselves. but nothing is ever going to be done. they're just plain politics with us that just plain, just want to be seen as do something or saying someth

u. s. president, he says, washington is willing to use force to defend the territory if necessary. ah, i'm fil gale. welcome to the program. a gordon ukraine has sentenced to russian soldiers to life in prison for war crimes. in this 1st trial of its kind since rushes invasion, the 21 year old had already pleaded guilty to killing an anom 62 year old civilian in the 1st week of the war. many more such trials are expected ukraine's prosecutor general's office. as it's investigating nearly 11000 potential will crimes will be w, corresponded mac xander is following the story from keith. he told me more about this verdict. right, so this verdict, this life sentence did not come as a huge surprise, but it might have significance for, for future trials. on the 21 year old defendant of audi she married last week already pleaded guilty for killing a 62 year old, unarmed civilian in the beginning of the 1st phase of the invasion. now he said that he was pressured by fellow soldiers into doing so, but the court responded to this and said that he was, he was going through with a criminal orde

u. s. president said washington was ready to intervene. militarily of china quote, invaded the island territory. you didn't want to get involved in the ukraine conklin militarily. for obvious reasons. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan? if it comes to that? yes, you are. that's a commitment. we made the white house. however, a claim. those comments did not signify us policy shift that claims to biden's simply made clear the u. s. commitment to provide tie, pay with military assistance for self defense on the taiwan relations are washington out. it's 3rd by it's so name one china policy under which only one chinese government is recognized basic, but which allows for all no fisher relations with ty pay, including this sale of weapons. while china stressed of its right to defend its territorial integrity should not be underestimated. asian at 1st on the list, lou, she believes the u. s. has always been a big us on the one china policy. united states is always trying to contradict or explain different ways about the weren't trying to pull their heads window. there are many