u. s, which still stands in august. so in other words, if you're you are sitting in your advice to leave, and indeed ukraine is too dangerous. and i think a chinese simply falling into line. now, i don't think there's any evidence that chinese know something we don't it standard diplomatic practice as far as i'm aware, franklin, which senior electra in strategy and law at the university of portsmouth. thanks so much for your time. will not during authority say the death toll from extreme flooding during this is rainy season has risen to more than 600. the floods have submerged tens of thousands of homes and displaced more than 2000000 people. un officials say it's the worst flooding to hit nigeria in at least a decade. forecast as a warning of more heavy rains in the coming weeks. okay, we're going to have to move on. i. we are hoping to speak to a law suit in nigeria, but it looks like we haven't got that line up although perhaps we can work. okay, we are able to join a wasa address in a boucher and am i hoping to get

u. s, which still stands in august. so in other words, if you're a us citizen, your advice to leave kevin, indeed ukraine, it's too dangerous. and i think a chinese simply falling into line. now, i don't think there's any evidence that chinese know something we don't it standard diplomatic practice as far as i'm aware. franklin, which thing electra in strategy and law at the university of portsmouth. thanks so much for your time. thank you. artisan sport now and in mother j pe spence, alec prince. when a dramatic spreading bron pre to claim his 1st victory of the season, rents pip to tidal continued francesco bag naya to the post. but it was another worrying outing for running champion fabio. quite that out. all his grip on the world title appears to be slipping. if fabio quarter ru fails to retain the move to gp world championship, the chances are he will look back on phillip island as the moment it got away. desperate to regain ground after an early mistake, saw him slip from 5th 22nd overcooked to turn on latin and s

u. s. plot to, to authorize a military intervention. and of course, that comes down to the most powerful players, their sides and the u. s. which are russia and china. and so the resolution that the u. s. is floating to, to authorize the military intervention by essentially deputized a you and member statement has to be bullying flatly rejected because this will only lead to 2 more horrors for, for the people of haiti. and not only that, the, the inter and prime minister ariel on re, his mandate is completely unconstitutional. there was never a vote. he was simply anointed by the united states and the core group to lead haiti in the wake of the assassination in july 2021 of president jovan oma. we so he has no legitimacy according to the haitian constitution and therefore cannot legally request a foreign military intervention. it's as simple as that, and that's something that the chinese ambassador at the us pointed out in their testimony of the security council, i believe on monday, the solely and great war of africa and the late 1990. so an extraordinary 5 and a half 1000000 people killed the majority in the democratic republ

u. s. which has pushed the maintaining sanctions against iran, has chosen this story, this moment to ease some of them to help keep iranians on line. thanks slow back to russia and ukraine, a story that beyond the fighting on the battlefield. pitts, one version of history against another. russian president provided a glimpse into his thinking last year when the kremlin published an essay in vladimir putin's name, in which he argued that russians and ukrainians are of the same slavic nation. he did it again just prior to the invasion. it is all part of a new historical discourse, one that emphasizes russia status as a great power and mythologized as the countries passed. among the victims of that rewrite or russians themselves, those who can test the eraser of history. that includes one organization memorial that has spent years researching and remembering the victims of political repression. in what was the soviet union. suddenly it is found itself on the wrong side of the law. it's been shut dow

u. s, which has been involved in wars across the world. when has pakistan shown aggression, especially post nuclear is ation. equally important, this biden's statement shows total failure of imported governments foreign policy and its claims of re set of relations with us. is this the reset? this government has broken all records for incompetence. cons criticism of the current, pakistani government was a reaction to the official response from atlanta back to biden's controversial remarks. although the u. s. ambassador to the country was summoned, pakistan's foreign minister labeled the incidents a misunderstanding caused by a lack of engagement. also saying the diplomatic spot would not tom bilateral relations. they city of vice, president of pakistan's movement for justice told us the relations between the 2 countries are likely to change as a result of biden's comments. i think it's that long since, and it's also in a way amusing that it's coming from a country that has a big part of being the rest of the world. and this is a country tha

u. s, which has been involved in wars across the world. when has pakistan shown aggression, especially post nuclear is ation. equally important, this bite and statement shows total failure of imported governments foreign policy and its claims of reset of relations with us is this the reset. this government has broken all records for incompetence or cans criticism of the current pakistani government with a reaction to the official response from atlanta bass tube lightens controversial remarks. although the us ambassador to the country with summons pockets on foreign minister labeled the incidents and misunderstanding correspond, a lack of engagement. also saying the diplomatic spots would not. tom, bilateral relations senior vice president of pakistan's movement for justice told us that relations between the 2 countries are likely to change as a result of biden's comments. think it's that long since, and it's also in a way amusing that it's coming from a country that has a record of being admitted to the rest of the world. and this is the c

u. s. which the u. s. as in launched itself on to this aggression against china because of extreme jealousy at st. so unfortunately, add the pendant politics is really creating a huge dilemma instantly or at the moment the china is clearly going to defend itself. it's going to defend including b, what you might call an unincorporated territory. and taiwan, which had been a stable relationship. the thing that is called for the stable, most of the people in tie, one like the status quo, but the us seems determined to provoke a conflict and it's going to force trying to defend itself. and it's going to really the threat is that tie one is going to be used like se a new crime as a, as a way to try and provoke a conflict with john or in the us. we'll try and use it to weaken china in some way, but it's a, it's a terrible danger. that's the news for this hour, but stick around because we'll be back with more and just about half an hour here on our team. introduction. awe on november, the 3rd 1945, just a month a

u. s, which has been involved in wars across the world. when has pakistan shown aggression, especially post nuclear is ation. equally important, this biden's statement shows total failure of imported government's foreign policy and its claims of re set of relations with us. is this the reset, this government has broken all records for incompetence. cons criticism of the current, pakistani government was a reaction to the official response from islam about to biden's controversial remarks. although the u. s. and bastard of the country was summon pakistan's foreign minister labeled the incident a misunderstanding caused by a lack of engagement. also saying the diplomatic spat would not harm bilateral relations. we spoke to sherwin rosari, senior vice president of pakistan's movement for justice. she told us, relations between the 2 nations are likely to change as a result of biden's comments. i think it's up to long since, and it's also in a way amusing that it's coming from a country that has a record of being addicted to the rest of the wo

u. s. at which the u. s. as in launched itself on to this aggression against china because of extreme jealousy at st. so unfortunately, add the pendant politics is really creating a huge dilemma in there. at the moment the china is clearly going to defend itself . it's going to defend including b. what you might call an unincorporated terror korean taiwan, which had been a stable relationship. this, that, that is called for the stable most of the people in tie, one like the status quo. but the u. s. seems determined to provoke a conflict and it's going to force chandra defend itself and is going to really the threat. is that tie one is going to be used like se a new crime as a, as a way to try and provoke a conflict with john or in the us will try and use it to weaken china in some way. but it's a, it's a terrible danger. i that's a program for now. thank you so much for joining us. you were naughty international . we are back soon with awe. on november, the 3rd 1945, just a month after the war ended, the u.

u. s. president reached this unwarranted conclusion on our nuclear capability. when having been p m. i know we have one of the most secure nuclear command and control systems. second, unlike the u. s, which has been involved in wars across the world. when has pakistan shown aggression, especially post nuclear is ation. equally important, this biden's statement shows total failure of imported government's foreign policy and its claims of re set of relations with us. is this the reset? this government has broken all records for incompetence. well, to discuss the issue we're joined, alive now by sharon, missouri, fall the focused on a federal minister for human rights sharing. welcome to ox, international. very good morning to you. first of all, if possible, i just want to get your reaction to president joe barton's description of pakistan as possibly one of the most dangerous countries in the world. what do you make of that? i think it's absolute nonsense, and it's also in a way amusing that it's coming from a country that has a record of being with the rest of the world, especially in the nuclear context. you remember in 2007 that they had 6 live nukes. and new getting the size that was l

u. s, which are crystal clear. they want to punish russia with low oil prices by introducing a price cap. on the other hand, we have the group of all producers called opec plus, which is surely interested in higher prices for years. they have been achieving that through limiting their output. and guess who's running the show as the biggest players when it comes to opec plots, that's saudi arabia in russia. now i do want to point out that washington work hard to convince the oil which gulf countries not to agree to an output cut. so the number one question right now is what comes 1st to for saudi arabia and it's opec plus allies, their own economic interests, or friendship with the us today, the answer was given. opec plus decided to go for the move that would drive the prices up. this is said to weaken the efforts by the west, anger the u. s. apparently, and help rush up at the end of the day. now this is what perhaps led to the following exchange between a journalist and the saudi energy minister at that press con

u. s. had been irresponsible for carrying out recent military drills . china said that the crux of the issue was mistrust and confrontation between north korea and the u. s. which it accused of double standards aah! on the white houses accused in alliance of the wilds top, well, producers of aligning with russia after they agree to cut their output to boost prices. the opec plus group, which includes russia and saudi arabia, says it will reduce production by $2000000.00 barrels a day. but the last is called the move short sighted and misguided sang, or hon. the global economy feel price is skyrocketed in the spring when russia invaded ukraine. that dropped in the last 3 months, other fears of a global recession. u. s. officials say they want to keep oil prices low to deprive russia a revenue. a cut in production could also lead to higher prices at petro pumps. is what saudi arabia's energy minutes that to say after that meeting. our priority now is stabilizing market. now we could be accused of wanting to her influence market in a negative way, as everybody's blog will and others. we'll see how we conduct ourselves in the months to come. well, that meeting in v

u. s, which take place on the 8th of november. and we are to explain why it rejects the appeal the government of the kingdom, clarify, or is continuous consultation with the u. s. administration. that all economic analyses indicate that postponing the opec plus decision for a month, according to what has been suggested, would have had negative economic consequences. this is a pretty big revelation. they're letting a pretty big cat out of the bag. but it seems that the priority of us leaders, when it came to asking opec to move ahead with their decision that they asked to delay it for one month because they were concerned about us election results that are clear, it appears the november a mid term elections that are set to take place here in the united states and was a new congress will be elected members, the house representative numbers, the u. s. senate will be elected or reelected. and that seems to be what the issue was now. the democrats are furious with saudi arabia. there's that all this talk of calling the 70 year relation

u. s. which media outlets are trying to rationalize, build as an example of this type of full time propaganda. which bears no resemblance to journalism. the russians not trying to freeze out your europe is using it so i don't see the public as being very engaging as best of course away from the present. they are very concerned, not appraising. they're very concerned about the cost, assuming that there will be full supply and gas heating and like tricity this winter, the prices are exorbitant. europe is a big time loser and everything is going on. the recipients have been cowed into submission. they know full well that their defense capabilities against a suit against a major global power like russia are nil. without the united states depressants, united states has used a leverage that know that awareness of european weakness and inability in the face of the rather frightening complex going on on the eastern border of europe to its benefit to its advantage. ah ukrainian troops of continued shellin

u. s. which the u. s. as in launched itself on to this aggression against china because of extreme jealousy at st. so unfortunately, our dependent politics is really creating a huge dilemma in there. at the moment the china is clearly going to defend itself . it's going to defend including b. what you might call an unincorporated terror korean taiwan, which had been a stable relationship. this thing that is called for the stable most of the people in tie, one like the status quo, but the u. s. seems determined to provoke a conflict and it's going to force china who defend itself and is going to really the threat. is that tie one is going to be used like se a new crime as a, as a way to try and provoke a conflict with john or in the us will try and use it to weaken china in some way. but it's a, it's a terrible danger. well, she may have been only out of downing street for a week now, but lit trots is certainly not out of the headlines. the former u. k. prime minister has found herself embroiled in yet anot

u. s. which japan, japan had hit the levels that it hasn't seen for almost 30 years. so all the materials that are being important to japan are becoming more very expensive. the household now are there being that, that energy bill, which are almost double what they, where a few months ago. and that also has been effected by the invasion of a russian invasion to ukraine. so the, but i mean that has a now almost $260000000000.00, the comprehensive beckers that would be distributed on delivery, which i've just mentioned, the employment, the environment, the household and also the businesses. and that could be another becker's that was going to be within the few months. again, i may just sell off early this week, hit chinese markets following present. she didn't things move to pack his in a circle with allies for authorities have since sought to reassure investors and brought back some com. but many analysts believe they could still be a rocky road ahead. patrick rock reports business operations hobbled again. this week, universal studios resort in beijing was shot to com

u. s, which is right now. the platforms are not legally liable for content posted by use . as a result, i can defame all of you all i want. you could come after me for damages, but odds are i don't have that much to recover. but you can't go after twitter can't go after facebook and go after picked up. once that changes, if that changes and a platform become legally liable for everything that gets posted and if they don't deal with it properly, they stand to lose billions of dollars in legal judgments. then all of a sudden you'll see real change. but just relying on the good intentions of the company, or quite frankly, the good intentions and ability of the government, the regulators, academic academics, none of that is going to do the trick mass. is it a did? that's the situation in the us. and i'm wondering it's a different situation in other places the digital services act is that actually tightening the rules and making social media platforms are going to make them, i think in 2024 to make them responsible for the content for hate speech, incitement, terrorism, child se

u. s, which can be fatal to children. older p. o is causing severe strain on the health care system. and disinformation was the fight to keep it factual. in the run up to brazil's presidential run of russian president vladimir putin says the world is facing its most dangerous decades since world war 2 and a long address. he accused the west of inciting to warn ukraine and said he had no regrets. christian also denied that moscow is preparing to use nuclear weapons and accused the west of using them as blackmail. she would initially raising you workable korea to michel. the purpose of today's foster are nuclear threats, and the possible use of nuclear weapons is very primitive. i have already said that this effort dictated by western countries. federal dropped their attempt to put pressure on all participants in international communication. include in neutral or friendly countries, ends in nothing. and they are looking for additional arguments in order to convince our friends or neutral states that we all need to send to get her against russia. well, sam green is from the center for e

u. s. which can be fatal to children and older people and is causing severe strain on the health care system. and you and report warns that urgent changes in how we live our lives is the only hope to counter the worsening impact of global warming. russian president vladimir putin says the world is facing its most dangerous decades since world war 2 and a long address. he accused the west of inciting the war in ukraine and played down in nuclear standoff. he said he had no regrets. that's despite setbacks, a rush on the battlefield in recent weeks will ukrainian forces are pushing towards the strategic city of her son. moscow appointed authorities of fled along with more than 70000 residents. out as here as acid bag has been visiting the city of back. moot, which is on the front lines and it donates griego at the main interchange of baltimore, i reminder that the wrote here are not safe from buildings, empty streets, and no power. those who remain have little food and you can't afford to leave and

u. s. which can be fatal to children and older people on is putting strain on the health care system and revealing more about the red planet, what scientists amounting from an asteroid, crashing into mot. russian president vladimir putin says the world is facing its most dangerous decades since world war 2. in a long address, he accused the west of inciting the one ukraine and said he had no regrets. he denied moscow was preparing to use nuclear weapons, despite raising the prospect an earlier comments. russia suffered setbacks on the battlefield, and recently, the cranium forces are pushing towards the strategic city of her son. moscow appointed authorities have fled along with more than 70000 residents. out there was acid bag has been visiting the city of back loot, which is on the front lines. and they've done ex griego at the main interchange of baltimore. i reminder that the road here are not safe on building empty streets and no power. those who remain have little food and you can't afford

u. s. economy at all? absolutely not. it's going to further cripple the u. s. economy, which is being dismantled as we speak, this both cartel all exports the semiconductor chip industry in china. likewise, putting down the market for many of the manufacturers here in the united states, which is 5 minutes space have subsidized through the chips in science. so it's very contradictory. what's happening here. it's both of these markets, both of these 3 should get out of the business of governmental control over industry and allow free markets to operate. and that's not what's happening at all . now, speaking of it is ongoing contradictions. i mean, we know that the u. s. talks about the principles of fair competition and promote them, but it doesn't seem like they're doing that themselves. what do you make of that? and do you think that the american public is really aware of what's going on here? i don't think the american public has much knowledge about what's happening, the crippling sanctions that the binding ministration is putting on finance, manufacturing an american manuf

u. s. export rules, which aim to cut china out of selective semiconductor chips made with u. s. equipment shares and chinese giant alibaba fell over 3 percent. while china's semiconductor firms slumped. nearly 6 percent. japan is opening its doors to tourists. travelers will be able to visit the country just as they could before the coven. 19 pandemic. japan's airline stores and tourist hotspots are excited to revive their businesses a week. yeah, and means that some visitors actually have much more buying power. heavy rainfall in india has damage key, summer grown crops and hooting, rice, soybean cotton and vegetables just before harvesting that could still conflation in asia. 3rd biggest, the car economy, our food prices could prop new delhi to introduce additional export restrictions on commodities, including rice, meat, and sugar, was in the beginning of the war and ukraine. russia has drastically cut its gas applies to europe. as the block lost its biggest gas supplier, norway is throwing the lifeline. it's preparing to become europe's biggest supplier and make huge profi