u. s . side were material room. the white house later walked back by then statement, saying washington's policy has not changed. this as the official u. s. policy doesn't commit to military action to defend taiwan, but instead sends military aid to the island. the latest batch of funding for the island announced an early september included over a $1000000000.00 of arms, and includes an array of anti ship and anti aircraft missiles. the package comes a month after us house speaker, nancy pelosi visited taipei, which prompted major chinese military drills surrounding the island. a number of years. a lawmakers have followed philosophies, trip, and reiterate at washington support for taiwan. earlier we spoke with professor benjamin chow, who questions if the u. s. is even capable of getting involved in the taiwan issue . one is created said to us is moving away from strategic ambiguities when it comes to the high one question, but we must 1st asked if the u. s. is able to to defend taiwan effectively even if it wanted to

u. s. were a huge money. supply surplus has built up the surplus, which comes from the past is now driving up inflation in the euro area as well. inflation was over 9 percent in august and 2022 according to the local measurement and interest rates are too low. they're both external and internal problems, the internal policy in particular, the so called green policy. if that is pursued further, it will come with a wide spread de industrialization of germany with job losses and capital outflow from germany in europe to other regions of the world. i think this development, if it is not reversed, is really very dramatic. the interest rate policy of the european central bank must also change as we must now finally tackle this increased inflation caused by it. i also believe it is necessary to reconsider the sanctions policies that have been imposed on russia. it's a self defeating move away from russian oil and gas. and if you aim for it, it cannot be achieved overnight without doing tremendous damag

u. s. were a huge money supply surplus has built up the surplus, which comes from the past is now driving up inflation in the euro area as well. inflation was over 9 percent in august and 2022 according to the local measurement . and interest rates are too low, they're both external and internal problems. the internal policy impact.

u. s. were a huge money. supply surplus has built up the surplus, which comes from the past is now driving up inflation in the euro area as well as inflation was over 9 percent in august and 2022 according to the local measurement and interest rates are too low. they're both external and internal problems, the internal policy in particular, the so called green policy. if that is pursued further, it will come with a wide spread the industrialization of germany with job losses and capital outflow from germany and europe to other regions of the world. i think this development, if it is not reversed, is really very dramatic. the interest rate policy of the european central bank must also change as we must now finally tackle this increased inflation caused by it. i also believe it is necessary to reconsider the sanctions policies that have been imposed on russia. one is a self defeating move away from russian oil and gas and a few and for it cannot be achieved overnight without doing tremendous damag

u. s. presidents were there 14 u. s. president and she met 30 looting jeff kennedy. it goes on and on. and as we've just heard before, 15 british prime ministers, including sir winston churchill at the war time leader. and then on tuesday, her 15th liz trust. so it is an extraordinary rain and so much has changed during those 70 years while she was on the throne. ordinary indeed, and her, her room was remarkably lacking in miss steps, at least of her own. yeah, i think that's a pretty much fair to say. i think the missteps, if i'm all really evolved around her personal life or her suddenly have families personal life. and i would say the biggest problem that she faced by really her popularity dipped was following the death of princess diana. that that was king charles his 1st wife. she was killed in a tragic car, crash in 9 in 97. and there was an absolute outs for outpouring of grief across the world. but particularly in the united kingdom. and the queen decided to stay in her scottish residence at bar morrow up for a week before she came down to london. so there was some criticism ab

u. s. at his soviets were more on the same page in certain respects than the u. s. and the british were at the time, during the same period, the germans offered stalin a trade for his son, yackel, who is being held in a concentration camp and exchange with general field marshal feed. rick palace captured near stalingrad. the kremlin master answered, i don't trade soldiers promotionals the allies knew about it. roosevelt was notorious of being very complimentary towards stolen and russia general in its people and very cold and distant to winston churchill ah, stunning standing in terror was very strong. the germans had surrendered near stalingrad the great tank battle of the coolness boat should be won. the red army was advancing, but great britain was losing its influence. it was obvious for everyone, including chal. later he said, cold between the great russian bear on one side on the american buffalo on the other, there was i a poor little english donkey. ah, the key issue of the terrace conference, the opening of a 2nd front froze. again. we have too many things t

you know, the united states was confronted with the fact that the german people were beginning to rebel against the u. s. dictated policies that were being implemented by the german government regarding your russian energy, not purchasing russian gas, et cetera. and we're going to demand that the north stream to pipeline be opened up so that they wouldn't freeze to death this winter. and by blowing up the pipeline, united states taking that possibility, know off the table. so, you know, the united states is not only the likely a candidate, but all of the circumstantial evidence would convict united states. virtually any court of law would hear this case. ah, the of a union proposed as an 8th round of sanctions against russia, including trying to trade restrictions. but as pos measures have heard, the brussels has been full. so back track on some of its decisions. on cesar rachel madison has more hey, you know what they say 8 times a charm they sanctions were actual divorces and not just geo economic or geopolitical breakups than the european union would be hollywood legend. elizabeth taylor, if she had

and putin associated victoria made that choke. 10 foreigners were among the prisoners handed over by russia, including 5 british and 2 u. s. nationals who were flown to saudi arabia. many of the ukrainian prisoners have been captured during the siege of matter. you are i? well, let's turn to our correspondent manual shots, who's in hockey, in northeastern ukraine. i am on you're out. good to see you. so, a significant and perhaps a unexpected development that had to involve a great deal of negotiation. right? exactly. pablo a 1st time you might hear behind me as the national anthem being played here, although hard key, if it happens every day, it is played in a memory of their as sold is of ukraine who lost their lives during ad these live and how not to think about there are more than 50 sold ears who recently died on july 29th in the prison up all the news caught in, don sd, these had been a national trauma and waking up to the news of deliberation of $215.00 prisoners all for including over a 100, our prisoners who had or who were part of the as our battalion who defended mario, paul. well, these came as a much needed

i mean, you were detained in saudi arabia, the u. s. f b, i wants you because you were in north korea and some sort of block chain conference . give us the story. yeah, absolutely. i'll give you sort of the long summary because we'll be here all day africa and there's lots, lots out there already. and so i was indicted by the by the f b i back in the end of january this year for violating us sanctions that are only applicable to us people as you can probably tell from accent on, i'm not the american right, i'm british. so that was the, along to right of trying to leave saudi arabia where i was at the time where i was detained for 8 months based on an, in support read notice and the f. b, i most wanted list of which i'm currently a member of the say that's the situation essentially. and what is the f b? i accusing you of exactly and connection of this conference in north shore. so they're accusing me of violating a u. s. presidential executive order, which is the international emergency economic power act, long, long phrase, and which onl

u. s . side were mccuber room j, though it seems that bind and held different views around a decade ago. what he was a senate said he wrote that threatening to use force against china could trigger a new conflict, stressing the need for talks as part of diplomacy efforts. there is a huge difference between reserving the right to use force and obligating ourselves a priori to come to the defense of taiwan. the president should not cease to taiwan much less to china. the ability automatically to draw us into a war across the taiwan strait. the official u. s. position doesn't commit to military action to defend taiwan. although washington does send military aids to the island. the latest funding with announced earlier this month, including more than a $1000000000.00 in arms and the delivery of an array of anti ship and anti aircraft missiles. it response china reiterated that tie. one is a quote inalienable parts of its territory and its washington to immediately revoke the arm sales. the weapons package comes to a month off the us house beacon nancy pelosi visited tie pay, which prompted m

he said that japan and germany were basically occupied by the u. s. that its leaders, those countries, leaders were slaves to the u. s. him took a stab at europeans, who would be freezing in their apartments this winter. so definitely a sense that this is an escalation. this is a man who is very angry and what's the will to know it? well, while this illegal annexation is happening in parts of the apparition, as you mentioned, russian forces have fired a missile. the civilian convoy there, what can you tell us about this attack? neck? so the casualty, numbers are rising, we lost check. there was information from the ring authorities of 25 dead and more than 60 wounded. this happened early this morning when people were trying to leave the ukraine controlled cities upward, asia for russian occupied parts of the same region. just before the crossing point there, across the front lines, these cars were hit by shrapnel from missiles, 16 missiles, ukrainian side says that is pretty unheard of that kind of density. and if you look at the pictures, you can see

u. s. troops complete their withdrawal ending a 20 year war. in september of last year, 76000 afghans may well be more, were evacuated to the u. s. and temporarily placed in military bases. and that brings us right up to date to where we are now. we're thousands of afghans are struggling as they remain in legal limbo in the united states. i know you are going to have questions, so you tube is active. the comment section is live right now. be part of today's discussion. ah, it is good to say alex lineup of afghans telling us what it has been like in the past year for afghans who fled to united states hello, rash, nickina. hello. so thankful for you, showing your experiences with us r r r i shout welcome back to the stream. can you might, i would. it's who you are. what you do. hi everyone, and thanks for having me on. again, my name is ashley, i'm a community organizer. currently based out of los angeles, but what i do is build community and for the past year or so then has meant welcoming almost 80000 of our new neighbors. people like nickina and hello nickina. welcome to the stream. would you introduce yourself to audi it's, tel

u. s. while earlier, my colleague donal quarter, got more details from chris m himself in our studio. you were detained in saudi arabia, the u. s. the f b i wants you because you were in north korea and some sort of block chain conference, give us the story. so i was indicted by the by the f b i back in the end of january this year for violating us sanctions that are only a pickable u. s. people, as you can probably tell from accent on a north american british. and so that was the long parade of trying to leave saudi arabia where i was at the time where i was detained for a month based on an and supposed read notice and the f b i most wanted listing i was in jet the time in which president biden visited saudi arabia. i don't think it went well for him at all. i think that you know, that the days are gone in which the us can truly and cajoled countries even like saudi arabia, one of their closest allies. and so i think that, yeah, you're absolutely right. that played a very big part in, in my freedom to me being his speaking for today. what exactly happened at this conference in north korea? so

you know, the united states was confronted with the fact that the german people were beginning to rebel against the u. s. dictated policies that were being implemented by the german government regarding your russian energy, not purchasing russian gas, et cetera. and we're going to demand that the north stream to pipeline be opened up so that they wouldn't freeze to death this winter. and by blowing up the pipeline, united states is taking that possibility, you know, off the table. so, you know, the united states is not only the likely a candidate, but all of the circumstantial evidence would convict united states. virtually any court of law would hear this case. ah, hey, let's bring you another headline story today, and it's an african. zimbabwe needs $40000000000.00 to develop its collapsing infrastructure according to the countries deputy finance. our funding requirements for infrastructure covering all sectors of the economy and the 14 priority areas, amounts to $40000000000.00. but having looked at our financing options in the fiscal space that we have, we are constrained in that area yet constraint

you know, the united states was confronted with the fact that the german people were beginning to rebel against the u. s. dictated policies that were being implemented by the german government regarding your russian energy, not purchasing russian gas, et cetera. and we're going to demand that the north stream to pipeline be opened up so that they wouldn't freeze to death this winter. and by blowing up the pipeline, the united states has taken that possibility know off the table. so, you know, the united states is not only the likely a candidate, but all of the circumstantial evidence would convict united states virtually any court of law that was here. this case, the russian turk stream gas pipeline operator sees of the netherlands has withdrawn its export license amid wider use functions against moscow. the pipeline delivers over 30000000000 cubic meters of natural gas eventually to europe, and it will keep doing so the operator se, stating that transportation of the gas won't stop so its customers will not be affected. 2 or 3 months also requested the resumption of the netherlands license, which essen

you know, the united states was confronted with the fact that the german people were beginning to rebel against the u. s. dictated policies that were being implemented by the german government regarding of your russian energy, not purchasing russian gas, et cetera. and we're going to demand that the north stream to pipeline be opened up so that they wouldn't freeze to death this winter. and by blowing up the pipeline, the united states is taking that possibility know off the table. so, you know, the united states is not only the likely a candidate, but all of the circumstantial evidence would convict united states virtually any court of law that was here. this case, the russian turk stream gas pipeline operator says the netherlands has withdrawn its export license amid wider e u sanctions against moscow. this means that the term stream dutch subsidiary can provide technical maintenance on the pipeline. the turkish south stream company told ard, see that the measures will not affect the flow of gas, although it's asked for the license to be reinstated. the pipeline delivers more than 30000000000 cubic me

u. s. so landscape predictions were echoed by the white house. these referenda are illegitimate, and frankly outrageous. we expect russia to use these sham referenda as a false pretext, to try to annex ukrainian territory and flagrant violation of international law and the united nations charter. in fact, russia's actions are transparently fraudulent and have no legal significance whatsoever. we will never recognize these illegal and illegitimate attempts at annexation the sham referendums prompt that the you to call for new sanctions package against russia. it would be the 8th package so far and include tighter trade restrictions among them. a price cap for russian oil. thank you, my them president. the sham referenda, organized in the territories that russia occupied, are an illegal attempt to grap land and to change international borders by force. the mobilization and putting a threat to use nuclear weapons, a further steps on the escalation path, russian and stole leaders into occupied regions of dannetta clue hon. sc. supper re, john harriso

s. us in the u. n. d s. s, a staff were part of the i a missions on they were dealing with the issues of safety and security. a was a duty to assess the situation. no, and no of all everything that could create a risk for it. what do you or staff talk about the risks that were created for the mission by the ukrainian side. mr. president, in the it's disappointment with a i a visit to the and p p. k. i didn't want to hide zalinski advisor, mr. potter log said in particular that i quote, all of these are mediation missions, a very ineffective and extremely cowardly, extremely unprofessional, and of quota. according to him, the mission was never ready to work in extreme conditions and this applies not only just for the agency but to the u. one. the characteristic of this ukranian a government employ the international organizations. well, we don't trust them from the start and of quote one mister fidela. all so doubted the fact that in 2 hours time that i could have conducted wide expertise and guided by that anger cable result

you know, the united states was confronted with the fact that the german people were beginning to rebel against the u. s. dictated policies that were being implemented by the german government regarding your russian energy, not purchasing russian gas, et cetera. and we're going to demand that the north stream to pipeline be opened up so that they wouldn't freeze to death this winter. and by blowing up the pipeline, united states taking that possibility, know off the table. so, you know, the united states is not only the likely a candidate, but all of the circumstantial evidence would convict united states. virtually any court of law would hear this case. ah, well, if you feel you haven't heard about sanctions in a while, i'll put that right now because the european union is preparing to implement an 8th round of them against russia, including bringing in tighter trade restrictions, but with past measures, boomerang on hurting the you, brussels has been forced to backtrack on some of its earlier decisions. here are t contributor ritual margins. hey, you know what? they say 8 times a charm. they say sions

you know, the united states was confronted with the fact that the german people were beginning to rebel against the u. s. dictated policies that were being implemented by the german government regarding your russian energy, not purchasing russian gas, et cetera. and we're going to demand that the north stream to pipeline be opened up so that they wouldn't freeze to death this winter. and by blowing up the pipeline, the united states is taking that possibility know off the table. so, you know, the united states is not only the likely a candidate, but all of the circumstantial evidence would convict united states virtually any court of law that was here. this case, we also had, well, we just had that in the story is a few seconds ago about the tweets that the form, a polish foreign minister made. and then he removed the tweet. obviously, when he realized what he'd said. but what do you think of, i mean, this is how, how is this good for poland? do they want to be buying more expensive gas from the u. s? well, no, it's not good for poland at all, except that poland is very much right now. indebted to the u

you know, the united states was confronted with the fact that the german people were beginning to rebel against the u. s. dictated policies that were being implemented by the german government regarding your russian energy, not purchasing russian gas, et cetera. and we're going to demand that the north stream to pipeline be opened up so that they wouldn't freeze to death this winter. and by blowing up the pipeline, the united states is taking that possibility know off the table. so, you know, the united states is not only the likely a candidate, but all of the circumstantial evidence would convict united states virtually any court of law that here this case the russian church stream gas pipeline operator says another land has withdrawn its export license amid wider e u sanctions against moscow. this means that the turk stream dutch subsidiary can provide technical maintenance on the pipeline. the turkish south stream company told r t that the measures will not affect the flow of gas, although it's asked for the license to be reinstated.

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u. s. and albania were the ones who came up with the resolution that drafted the resolution. but other countries, like the u. k and france were strongly on board with this resolution. there'll be a little bit upset. i think that china, of course, abstained. we were expecting china to abstain, but there were 3 other members of the security council who abstained. this next goes to the general assembly. i think some of the supporters of ukraine, we worried that a similar thing might happen at the general assembly. they'll be more people abstaining. more people who are not positively on ukraine's side against russia. or earlier, president putin join thousands of people at moscow's right square for a public celebration after formerly claiming the ukrainian regions as follows, referendums denounced as sham vote by the international community. in response, ukraine has formerly submitted a fast track application to join nato. will russian missiles have hit a convoy of ukrainians trying to bring back family from occupy territories? at least 30 people were killed in the city of zap eras

were making to one another. so what do you make of that back and forth, especially when you have the u. s saying that russia is throwing out conspiracy theories and then you have russia throwing out statements that were made by the u. s. president himself. well, i think that's exactly what they've said in regard to supporting terrorism and syria and iraq police operation. and also category we did not so town and united states apparatus for the beginning of the war and terrorism center . i was a symmetric war against our suppose an axis entities. and we have received our radical or britain or russia and china are so in any action we is justified in the case of right now. busy it's bad if they even operate the possibly the commander possibly even when it wrote because the washing representatives are not true. credible actually for example. ringback right, representative, no, there was a field operation exercise that freight exercise package. you actually conducted the use of drone technology under water explosives actually put photos out of the navy in the explosives, that nation units that

u. s. interests in the region. the u. s. proposed economic assistance seems predetermined and based on insufficient analysis to put it simply the u. s. economic assistance is insufficient. the pacific nations were phase o to sign the declaration comes just a few months off. the solomon islands signed a security agreement with china. washington raised its concerns, however, failed to dissuade the solomon islands from signing the security packs with beijing match. whoops, and form associate minister of foreign affairs of new zealand studies at the pacific nations wants to pursue their own independent path. the solomon islands and the marshall islands, to another small group of islands where the burgundy carried out the nuclear tests . they have real cause issues with united states or less than the help of the people. all of these countries are saying a very clearly recall what we demand l sovereign rights. and particularly it's related to the issue of me to work with china on an equal wipers. welcoming them. and not just of all the types. i think it will be resolved that the states have to back down from it sits to what was really demanding is will give you money, will give you these things if yo