u. s. with $52000000000.00, and also with the us inflation reduction act, which offers incentives to buy electric cars. now to some of the other global business stories making this global banking behemoth goldman sachs will cut hundreds of jobs as early as this month. the company had paused lay offs for the last 2 years because of the pandemic. goldman sachs employed $47000.00 people at the end of the 2nd quarter this year. a majority of twitter shareholders have voted in favor of the companies $44000000000.00 sale to you on must accepting an offer that's a 3rd higher than the current stock value mosque, however, maintains he won't go ahead with the acquisition, arguing he was misled over the spam accounts, the german government is vowing rapid cash assistance for small and mid sized companies facing massive energy bills this winter. on tuesday, the german economy minister met with industry industry groups from across the country. they've been pressuring berlin for help, as energy prices soar to

u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9 and select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right. is the u. s s o was devastated by well, it either states last about 400000 people. had the brits last less than the americans did. and the soviets suffer 27000000 deaths. mm mm. 27000000 is an incredible number. john kennedy gave us american universities commencement address and i to 6.

u. s. with the u. n's nuclear watchdog, the international atomic energy agency, claiming to runs intentions are not entirely peaceful. iran, meanwhile, has maintained its dance, that his program is focused on nuclear energy and not the development of weapons. we heard earlier from christopher halle, a political analyst and researcher, who says that washington uses sanctions as a political tool and its ordinary iranians. who suffer. i think number one that the report is, is a bomb. so, but it's a bumps so that all of us the new with a reality for the past decade. and i think that nothing's going to change. for example, the trump administration, elevated distinctions to what they called the maximum pressure campaign. and the biden administration has further enhanced those sanctions. so it's a bipartisan consensus in washington to in the sanctions on iran. they're affecting ordinary iranians and they're affecting the ability to get medicine, their ability to get food and their ability to function a

barbara, by up with the u. s. had won the space race. it was in essence, a geopolitical contest or world opinion i. astronauts have not been back since 1972, but now with its new heavy lift artemus rocket. the u. s. plants descend men and women to the moon again by 2026. artemus as test launches have been scrub twice due to malfunctions. in the meantime, another geopolitical contest for space has begun with china. beijing has plans for a lunar landing by 2030, but the stakes now may actually be higher. the, the thing with hollow is that there was a finish line, the 1st to land on the competition between the united states in china, or space leadership. i really has no n y, a, it's not a race. it is a open ended competition in civilian and scientific and in military space. space is only one aspect of abroad rivalry on many fronts. one likely to last longer than the one that ended with those 1st footsteps on the moon. rob reynolds al jazeera spanish teenager carlos alcaraz has claimed his 1st grand slam title after beating. caspar rude in th

u. s. with his plans for operation unthinkable and alliance of anglo saxons, and nazi's, and the massive bombing of soviet cities that re fun, annisa potsdam no longer needs to m. genie harbor churchill. i turned in all star her date, and her 9 priest run is march least and i have i un, under a party, so on your grand go and among void the da by the 1000 for the week the, so the dutch and b, i'm often dash to character is in the years and then come then i and the lesson plan you santa. well nearly ah, i get up every morning and pray that stalin is alive and wealth. only style and can save the world. winston churchill, ah, once the world was saved, churchill changed his mind. any attempt by the soviets to compete against the anglo saxons had to be crushed forever. the usaa has to be eliminated immediately. general george s. patton, commander of the u. s. 3rd army demands that the troops do not stop at the elbow, but move on toward stalingrad with on june 29th 1945 stolen. who already knows about

they can leave the country with minimal losses. the u. s. is not fighting terrorism in syria, this is a lie, syria, together with its allies and friends, represented by russia, is fighting against terrorism. it was with them that we fought against isis and your battle nursery, and also liberated many syrian territories. nepal hopes to become a fully fledged member of the shanghai corporation organization. and it's according to the country's ambassador. and he said daisy shared moscow and cut monday his plan to develop a mechanism for mutual agreements in their respective national occurrences. megan megan mccain him like and didn't have to repeat versus a committee because it'll be less of the booking italy thing. but based on our one got it is not in a that should be closer to proper banking. the rest of the suck and then go prism that may be new persons with the recent shanghai corporation organization, summit, china and russia agreed a road map, so expand trade in their local currencies. last week, india announced that it is to trade in rep

u. s. said that he would m supply the e with the gas is, is that is a realistic well, i think, you know, the direction the u. s. economy looks like is going to slow pretty dramatically as the funds are, raises interest rates, which is doing. and again, this week, i think it's going to slow even faster than it is right now, is, are kind of signs that the, you know, 4th quarter will be a recession. if that happens, you know, there's going to be a lot of excess. so oil in natural gas in the u. s. and, you know, the u. s. will try to deliver it. there's some problems with the ellen g tankers ships as to how much they can get to them, but they have, they got plenty of oil, oil tankers. so i think some of that, you know, the u. s. will make any promises, but i think that's going to be another source with europe. we'll be able to draw on the middle of winter. we'll have to wait and see how that plays out. professor of economics and politics at saint mary's college of california dot jack rasmus, thanks very much for your thoughts today. how nazi my pleasure. ah, desperate american soldiers on their

u. s. is still in contact with it taliban and keeping a sort of engagement guitar helped mediate the release of mark frederick's and has been pivotal and hosting negotiations between the u. s. and the taliban. now at least one other american remains a hostage in afghanistan and u. s. president joe biden says more needs to be done to ensure all citizens abroad are freed leah harding inside story del ha. the u. s. has refused to recognize the taliban administration since it took control of galveston in august. last year. american troops were forced to withdraw completely after 2 decade occupation. the taliban is not internationally recognized as a legitimate government, especially after a backtrack on pleasures to uphold him a rice and women's education. international aid has all but dried up pushing most of the population into poverty. the un estimate, 6000000 people are at risk of famine. last week the u. s. announced it was setting up a relief fund using afghan central bank assets. it froze loss here to prevent the taliban from accessing the money. ah, let's bring in our gas in washington d

u. s. military with a recent pentagon report saying almost a quarter of active duty service members experienced the problem in 2020. while a 2021. u. s. census bureau report suggested national guard members and reservists were twice as likely to suffer hunger as any other american demographic group. it's hard to believe. the u. s. is currently experiencing the fastest rise in food prices since the 1970s. so the u. s. is 31 trillion in debt, yet sense billions to ukraine, and some military families are on food stamps. got it. in other words, us troops will need to go on welfare and food stamps to do their part, to support ukraine. appalling struggling soldiers told to apply for food stamps as biden since billions for ukraine military. the federal government can't afford to give our military arrays, but they can afford to have them go on snap and sent billions to ukraine almost on a weekly basis. 2016 o bama biden dropped $1600000000.00 cash on a runway into iran. 2021 byte and gave the taliban $80000000000.00 worth of us hardware. 2022. bitin gibbs, ukraine's military as many billions as they de

u. s. actions. the usa is currently violating serious territorial integrity with u . s. troops in syria without the permission of the internationally recognized government. here's the syrian foreign minister. then how to bon us with the war against syria was an attempt by the west to maintain control over the world. but this war, which is aimed at breaking serious will and isolating it from the world, has failed. the illegal military presence on syrian territory violates international law. and the un charter and this presents must cease immediately. we cannot combat terrorism through international illegal coalitions that violate the sovereignty of states that destroy villages and cities that carry out massacres against civilians and the plunder national wealth and support terrorists. the prime minister of molly, who took power amid recent turmoil in the country, spoke before the un general assembly. in his remarks he thunderously came down the country's former colonizer france and expose their role in aggression around the world and escalating global conflicts spreadin

that's how locals have branded you with the u. s. plans to transfer $3500000000.00 of frozen afghan assets to us with bank we hear from couples central bank the decision of the us to transfer one part of that amount to a swiss bank is totally illegal according to international law. and not so happy birthday as the cia marks it's 75th anniversary. we look at the agencies track record of flaws and controversy with just after 10 am here in moscow, and you're watching r t international. i am your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. now we start with the latest developments in ukraine where battles continue in the heart of region. key of previously announced its complete takeover of the city of coupons, claiming russian lead forces had left the eastern part of the city. the fighting is reportedly ongoing, and russian troops are understood to continue to hold defensive lines along the isle school river, which runs through the settlement, controlling the eastern part of coupons. i made battles following a ukrainian counter offensi

with ah . awe on november, the 3rd 1945, just a month after the war ended, the u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9 and select 20 targets to attack in the soviet union with nuclear bombs. the time was right. as the u. s. s all was devastated by will the united states last about 400000 people had the brit sloss less than the americans did. and the soviet suffer 27000000 deaths. mm. mm. 27000000 is an incredible number in it. john kennedy, american university of commencement address, 1763. he said that what the soviet suffered of world war 2 was the equivalent of the entire united space east of chicago having been destroyed. mm. initially the plan to attack the u. s. l was code named trojan over time it evolved into pincher bush, waka, crankshaft, half moon, coke wheel, off tackle and sharia. december 19th, 1949, saw the adoption of the best known plan to wipe out the soviet operation. dropshot date of attack. january the 1st 1957 mm. the plan outlined the complete annihilation of the usaa under the democratic guise of liberating the nations from co

issues that concern all of us, graham it, when the taliban say this is a new era of relations with the u. s. is this an accurate characterization? no, probably not. that's probably a bit too optimistic on the part of the taliban. diplomats. some of whom would really like to see a more constructive relationship with united states and the western world. they have been really, you know, trying to, and the deadliest war on the planet earth and, and put it behind them. but, you know, as my colleague just said, it's really tough for the outside worlds to completely turn a new page while, you know, for example, the number one leader of al qaeda is killed on the taliban doorstep in kabul. and millions of afghan girls remain shut out of about half of the secondary schools in the country. so there still are these i would say major stumbling blocks in the relationship between the taliban and the world. a hammered. as you know, the, the taliban have been desperate for international recognition from the americans in particular because they know that diplomatic recognition would follow from the internati

we will continue to promote the dynamic development of the web ex, relations with the c s d o u. c. s. in order to combine our efforts in the greater your ration areas, a way to do here with russia calls setting up work to resolve regional conflict. yes it is that you will see it a priority to overcome some of the current stale majors and the creation of an independent palestinian state to restore the lead. stay to the rock and libya which was destroyed by natal regression not neutralized to syrian sovereignty established a sustainable national reconciliation process in yemen. and junior legacy got his new driving to revive the original joint comprehensive plan of action on the iranian nuclear program. spring shore. a comprehensive settlement problems on korea, flu shots, the numerous conflicts in africa, what you call for your but it is just you resisting the temptation to make some political 0 sum games. but just in your office, i use we need to consolidate it. settled with clever support, the initiative of the african union also need your situation and because of all your m go to

i was surprised and shocked with the great treatment that we received from the people of u. s. i myself, stay with the whole family right now. they are so lovely, so heart warming in so kind a to me and from the 1st day, which was on january that i am staying with them or till now. and i more allow, that is, yeah, that is where we're going to leave a on a, a more positive note. but the bureaucracy and the legal system has to be sorted out . the afghans who are currently in legal limbo in the united states. thank you. hello, nickina. all ash and all of your comments and questions on youtube. i'll see you next time. take care. ah ah. and vicious endeavors to create drought, pre amazing to think that the plan be so earlier that the day now looked completely alive and international efforts to combat the pest slip dressing. so they bring in their samples. they show you the props. yes. just like an a doctor. right, your prescription, you're doing the same thing here. you're writing a prescription for the farmer offline explores inspiring advances to farming for the future. al jazeera,

with u. s. consumers struggling with the cost of energy, housing, and groceries. the whites also appears not sasha, many of those concerns. as i stand here to day, and lot of you know me well, i am more optimistic than ever been in my entire life. about america's future progress does come in as common. now if you look at our job market, consumer spending business investment, we see signs of economic progress. we're not in her session or my view. my hope is we go from this rapid growth is steady growth. and so she will see some coming down . oh, we're going to, oh god willing, i don't think it's washington's fail to prioritize us. go to his main concerns with the reports by the simpson think tank. showing that just wanting 5 americans consider the ukraine crisis to be a very important issue. despite the media attention. thus, as estimates place the value of military assistance to ukraine in 2022 at the same as the u. s. government provided to afghanistan, israel and egypt combined in 2020 on thursday. the biden administration will send an of the $600000000.00 of me

u. s. service members with violence and chaos at the campbell airport. several people were filmed falling to their death, as they desperately tried to flee the country by holding onto a u. s. military playing that was taking off of footage of that incident. quickly went viral, sending shockwave throughout the global community, and sparking additional criticism of the hasty with role. now, americans themselves are also deeply dissatisfied with that conflict with nearly half of respondents in a recent nationwide poll saying the war in afghanistan was a mistake. that's as a clear majority, 57 percent said they believe that u. s. political lead as even lied to the public to justify the invasion. know earlier in the program, i spoke with the u. s. f also tenant colonel retired a karen korea, koski who says the by the ministration has been particularly sensitive to this criticism because it's well justified withdrawal was very poorly planned, very hasty. it was under duress and it was not particularly well done. the thing that they're proud of the thing the united states is proud of is the massive

appearance in the united nations was to promote peace is early and conflict with what we're seeing, but they know supplying arms. the u. s. supply arms, the us now just provided another $12000000000.00 or so to ukraine, with no real accountability of where the money is going, how it's being spent, and apparently supporting the payment of your cramps and government officials in ukraine and actually doing anything to help the people of ukraine or. busy these portions, ukraine that are under fire, and i said it was a big community, a package. the kids recently said that any citizens that find the of helps organize these referendums, could face up to 5 years in prison. and we do know that so many kids, the special forces i've been finding what they believe to be collaborators encountered over in the region. what do you make of this? do you think it's legitimate? i mean from, keeps point of view, these are, this will be seen as treason. yeah, yeah. again they, they want to hold onto this region whether it's legitimate or not. they haven't shown any propensity to protect these people or their communities over the last, nearly

u. s. that occupation with iraq in 2003, you will find out that this cleric is known. now he rose from the in ob, security of the unknown and he became a power of figure with a powerful militia. and slowly he fought with the americans. and then he, he changed courts and he re branded himself as the nationalist leader. however, he was also the same time a leader for powerful militia called the army and it was involved in sectarian killings. and then all of a sudden he decides to enter politics and he has a political clock in parliament and he keeps changing his mind. i'm in the iowa, i believe it's a couple of weeks ago that he decided to to resign and quit before that. prior to that he ordered his and east to quit parliament. although they are the biggest log . and i think it's because i, he failed to have formed an i government, the majority government. so i'm not quite sure anybody really understands one that on. so there is, he perhaps may not be aware of what he wants at the stage, but this is a recipe for more and fighting further instability not only and iraq, be

i was surprised and shocked with the great treatment that we received from the people of u. s. i myself, stay with the whole family right now. they are so lovely, so heart warming and so kind a to me and from the 1st day, which was on january that i'm staying with them or till now. and i more allow, that is yeah, that is where we're going to leave a on a, a more positive note. but the bureaucracy and the legal system has to be sorted out for afghans who are currently in legal limbo in the united states. thank you. hello, nickina. all ash and all of your comments and questions on youtube. i'll see you next time. take care. ah. a selling vietnamese children walk into slavery in europe. one to one east investigates how the traffic is on a baiting justice. own our to sierra new voice, a heating up the airway. lot of chinese listeners was kimberly here, but i really think in your own country shifting palate, a case, the rise of citizen journalism has changed everything. how do happen? it happened on social media and the undeniable impact of the mainstream narrative. australians went

u. s. intelligence the americans couldn't have been guilty, so it may seem that the u. s. government could have tried to come up with an alibi for itself with the media, allegedly trying to push it now. but guess what? the danish minister of defense said that neither denmark's government, nor his ministry was notified. so if there was some kind of plan with his alibi, it didn't work. so seeing quite a lot of reaction online and full outs after this incident with one form of polish politician, even appearing to thank the u. s. what's happened? what else is the vanilla? well, according to nato's twitter, they have recently tested, quote, unquote, unmanned systems at see the tweet was posted just as the news on the alleged pipeline. sabotage came in, and some uses online immediately tried to connect the dots. have a look later exercises present opportunities to test new unmanned systems at sea, ensuring that allies can work together to counter current and future security challenges. so you saying it was nato that bombed north stream one and 2 blowing up pipelines because democracy did nato sabotaged the nord, streamlin

probably more dramatic, have been some of the fluctuations in the currency markets with this increasing strength of the u. s. dollar with the inflation rate staying above stubbornly above 8 percent. there is all sorts of speculation that the federal reserve will once again, have to raise rates next week. the japanese bank no more is predicting a full one percent rate increase next week. all of this is boosting the value of the us dollar. it has been trading very close to 1400 korean one. that's the weakest that the one has been against the us dollar for 13 years. probably more dramatic is the rise against the japanese, yet it is coming very close to the us dollar is coming very close to the psychologically important $145.00 yan mark. it's not quite there yet, but you have to go back to 1998 to find a time when the japanese end with that weak against the us dollar. the problem for the japanese economy is that, unlike the central banks that have been following the lead of the fed and raising rates, the japanese economy in the bank of japan has so far try to resist resist that because it doesn't fit in with it

u. s. as with the u. k, which is always a tick in the box at the start. and the u. s. president will be speaking on the telephone to the new prime minister. the see thing so ah, the woman who an early age at the oxford university was cheering on the liberal democrats, is now prime minister, 47 years of age, with an immense amount to do, to try to save the economy and try to help the british people in a situation of economic crisis and re 7th and downing street london. thank you. well, let's joiner ash soccer, a contributing editor navarro media. josie now are also from a westminster good. have you with a slide on al jazeera. oh, so let's trust basically, you know, laying out her priorities as we say that the detail wasn't there in that initial speech. she made to the nation a few hours ago, but she sent me setting her stall out at the top of the agenda. and the most important issue is the cost of living and fuel poverty. she wants to try and deal with that straight away. absolutely. that could only be one thing she was able to talk about. that is the cost of living c

u. s. s. missouri. with representing the soviet union general did of jenco also signed the surrender document aboard the u. s. s. missouri general macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa. the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it owned the courtroom after all, japan was in its hands with the hoa america unless she hi norma, tanya. does that a good dora amaica ganga donna summer. nealon jayla goes okay, america going? got deborah new and you asked me ah ah, the took you tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946. by this time churchill had already delivered his sinew as of peace speech that heralded the cold war. and the tokyo tribunal became an arena, revealed confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and it's detachments despite soviet demands. the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes. c

u. s. s. missouri with representing the soviet union general did of jenco, also signed the surrender documentable on the u. s. s. missouri general. macarthur and admiral nimitz signed on behalf of the usa the tokyo tribunal soon follows the trial of japanese war criminals. america behaved as if it owned the courtroom after all, japan was in its hands. with the hoa, america good? no she. hi norma tanya. that on there are a maker thomas summer. nissan. gyla. good. okay. i'm ready. go the longer debra. new and you ah ah. the took you tribunal began on may the 3rd 1946. by this time, churchill had already delivered his sinew as of peace speech that heralded the cold war. the tokyo tribunal became an arena, revealed confrontation between the u. s. great britain and the u. s. s. l. u s. representatives refused to review the topic of unit 731, and it's detachments despite soviet demands. the whereabouts of the unit 731 leaders are unknown to us. there are no grounds for charging the unit with wall crimes and cold war. and there was a stream of documents and data by unit 731 that went to 2 military bases

u. s. u k. and the who are obsessed with illusionary political ideas. and they push their own citizen and people outside the so called golden billy in the beliefs into the background you. this will inevitably lead the western countries to a dead end, the vehicle nomic and social crisis, and it will create a predictable consequences for the whole world. and understand that putin also re been on the energy crisis to yes. why? my putting in claim that the west fell actually victim to their rhone sanctions that they imposed on russia as a punishment for a special note operation in ukraine. and now they blame in russia for that unfairly . he also reminded that the energy crisis in europe and u. s. actually started long before february this year. this is what the library had to say. the shows price, who is the current situation on european markets is a direct result of the work of the commission and their so called experts we warned them against doing so, but no, they basically coerced us to link our gas sales to the spot market. we were not the ones who want

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many accounts of china's influence, other issue on a countries are also skeptical of allying with the u. s. thing that washington's financial promises are insufficient. the current proposed assistance is inconsistent with the contributions of our islands towards the security and stability of the region, which also supports us interests in the region. the u. s. proposed economic assistance seems pre determined and based on insufficient analysis to put it simply the u. s. economic assistance is insufficient. thank pacific nations refusal to sign the declaration cons just a few months off. the solomon islands signed a security agreement with china. washington raised his concerns, however, failed to dissuade the solomon islands. i sullivan islands from finding the security patch with beijing. but robson, former associate minister of foreign affairs of new zealand phase of 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 kind of issues wit

u. s. tour with other 90 stars, including familiarize ah, watching al jazeera, these are the headlines this our hurricane ins hits, florida more than 2000000 people without power and many more under mandatory evacuation orders. it's now weakened to a category too strong. the swedish coast guard is reporting a 4th leak at the nord stream pipelines in the baltic sea. russia says it's launched a terrorism investigation over the damage. the you and nato say the legs for caused by sabotaged mia mars and deposed leda uncensored. she has been sentenced to 3 years in jail, alongside her former economic advisor. they had pleaded not guilty to violating the official secrets, act this and to sing took place in a closed court. it's the latest in a series of convictions. soon she is faced since being alfred in a military curb. in february 2021. 20 chang has more from bangkok. what is the military trying to do here? we've seen them piling up these charges against a clearly they want her out of the picture politically. they know very well that if they hold elections as they have done in the past, she will

with the changes. she said, it was important, essentially to look at the causes of the depth which had accumulated over the years . and she did say that the u. s. stands ready to help with that restructuring. but also that all the creditors officer lanka must walk together openly, an on an equal footing as the u. s. and iran struggle to find a way to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. the effects of severe economic sanctions continue to cripple the iranian economy. you are sanctions were re imposed after washington withdrew from the agreement and 2018 dorsey jabari reports from to ron. this is iran's biggest annual corporate exhibition, 400 stalls featuring its most well known product. the week long events is a chance for merchants from across the country to showcased our works. the hey, darian family has been making rugs since 1890 our ash. hey, darian is the 5th generation to run the business that employs 1500 people across or on. his family has been producing carpets for the past 130 years and about 10 years ago used to export up to 90 percent of them. now that number is down to less than 30 percent. are ash is hoping for a break through and tal

up next is dw business with the coverage of the u. s. federal reserves decision to raise interest rates that up in a 2nd with in many countries, education is still a privilege. tardy is one of the main causes some young children work in mind. jobs instead of going to class others can attend classes only after they finish working with millions of children, all over the world can't go to school with them. we ask why? because education makes the world more just make up your own mind. d. w, made for mines. ah, the federal reserve hikes interest rates again. well, another rise in borrowing costs help bring the highest you asked inflation for 40 years under control will get some expert opinion. and taking matters into her own hands, meet the lebanese bank, rather, who took back them any that she says is rightfully has. this is state of the business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. the feds fight against inflation continues. the u. s. central bank has raised interest rates by 3 quarters of one percent. its 5th rates hike this year. u

economic boom may be coming to an end. china's gross domestic product had been catching up with that of the u. s. decades of rapid growth had led to predictions. it would become the world's biggest economy by 2030, but china's pandemic response and the real estate crisis there have changed the picture now with growth and exports faltering. some economists say china might never overtake the u. s. let's bring in so it's on han in taipei for more on this. so thanks for joining us. what does this slowing growth in august tell us about the condition of the chinese economy right now? yes, christie, at a time when most countries around the world have relax, epidemic control measures in china at least 74 cities and 313000000 people have been under 4 or posho locked down since late august is a big blow to the chinese economy. especially when china need to rely more on domestic demand, their exports, and not only china's asper growth slow due to weakening external demand, but also the global economy is likely to slow down. the key challenge china faces is how to balance domestic comic activities and conte

with everybody else. the american anti china stance is highlighted in a new bill that could radically reshape washington's taiwan policy. if adopted the u. s. would interact with the islands authorities, like a recognized government and provide more financial aid. trying to foreign ministry said the move would escalate tensions between the 2 countries with between the countries. she is on the bill seriously breeches the u. s. commitment to china on the taiwan question and violates the one china principal. it constitutes interference in china's internal affairs violates international law and basic norms . international relations and the census seriously wrong signals of taiwan independence separate his forces. chinese firmly post to this and has launched a serious petition to the west side with more on the bill and the current state of us chinese relations. here's ortiz, caleb martin. now you would saying that was tensions rising in the pacific. all parties involved would be doing everything possible to de escalate the situation. however, that does not seem to be the case. we have a new bill passing for the senate foreign relations committe

with washington's policy. thus, as russia and china recently signed a new trade deal for paying for commodity supplies in their local currencies without using the u. s. dollar. however, some e u countries complying with the price cut, remain skeptical, raising concerns that he could exacerbates the current energy crisis. radhika design, director of the geopolitical economy. research group says it's highly unlikely that china or india will agree to impose a western lead price cap on russian oil. the fact of the matter. ready is that the indians and the chinese are able to buy russian energy and send it to your cost. and so there is absolutely no reason for them to participate in the price. capping mechanism is really i wrote that on the one hand, the rest is leaving the flag or democracy and human rights. and on the other hand, in reality, western leaders are, you know, like, i'm really in a bad, bad book actually boasting about how they don't care what ordinary people think they're going to stick to their anti russian stanz. i'm not sure that the oil price gap can be effectively impose a number of the shipping companies and the insurance companies t

largest foreign currency reserves. china triples to pans holdings with 3 trillion and foreign exchange reserves, which all could be gone. if the u. s. simply decided it, but gulf states should probably to feel a bit wary. because the trick with rushes assets is not washington's 1st soup. there was a ran which accused the u. s. a violating international law for seething $2000000000.00 worth of its assets to destabilize its government. and on monday, the international court of justice is that to begin a hearing on a case filed by ter, on in 2016, something that can set a precedent on what happens with the seizure of russia's assets. it's at least possible that the international court of justice will fight that the u. s. violated iran's rights under international law. if u. s. congress takes the same approach to russia's assets. as it did to ron's, it likely will manifestly violate international law than we have afghanistan, a country already reeling from the consequences of decades of u. s. intervention. also having no access to billions of its foreign reserves. further, stunting its economic growth, the people of, of gun histone had

we spoke with nepalese journalist the our data key, who says that the u. s. dominance on the influence of the dollar in decline. given the fact that russia still does not engage in a very deeper manner. ah, with near par ah, i pink eaves, we hate towards these, you know, la concurrences in the city. i thing or it will make her b. the maskell, stablish man to a pink. you know, thing was like to engage with and with nipple and maybe try to create its presence ex noggin economically. now the wall is like multiple r b u. s. dominance and it's superpower is declining over the years over the decades. ah, partly because of china's rise to the global forum and the movement of the dollar i use and can be seen among many, many countries in the wall, ah, including, including russia and china. the now trade in u. n. and durable. and we're seeing lee, i think ross and india also had this understanding to do business a in, in rural you, i thought is a stealing more than half of serious oil production transport in tankers to their base is in iraq, as, according to an exclu

with president bite. it says washington will defend taiwan is beijing takes military action, going directly against the longstanding one china policy. and while the u. s. is pushing south africa for the green energy policy, the country faces a series of widespread power outage with from moscow to the world. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins, and here are the top stories this hour. we begin with the latest from the front lines and the don bass and ukraine. russian troops continue to hold the eastern part of cooper beyond despite regular shelling of this city by cabs forces. while heavy fighting is ongoing in the cities of young pole and craus neatly, mon, that remain under the control of the russian lead forces. and sole adar, ongoing clashes are reported there as well. and to john, yes, city were 13 people, including 2 children have been killed and at least 8 others wounded and a ukrainian artillery attack on a crowded public area. on monday. a warning you may find the following. images disturbing. oh, yeah, with just this comes as the civil chambers of both lugens and dynastic people's republics have called for an immediate vote on whet

u. s. officials say that you shortage of energy sources may turn the block against the wars continuation and against providing the military aid that is fueling with crisis. the u. s. is a major ex, border of liquefied natural gas and will expect more income from his allies as they impose sanctions against moscow. this as germany just sign a 20 year contract with a major us gas supplier, one of the few options left for europe as it cuts ties with russia, r t correspondent, fear ela. isabel explains washington's motivations behind the sanctions and its desire for the conflict to continue. the economic fall out on europe from russian sanctions is clear, but the actions to their own detriment appear to be to the benefit of the u. s. so much so that some have claimed this is a controlled demolition of the european economy. a leaked unconfirmed document by the rand corporation, an american non profit global policy. think tank financed by the us government. contains our report titled containment of germany for the united states and the world detailing and a parent call to collapse the german economy. the only feasible way to guarantee germany's rejectio