u. s. yes, it's just over a shows criminal example, glue channels so that i pill to the western members of the un security council. you will not be able to live as before. you are ready shown to your hidden, we're so phobia. it's that and the designed to destroy our country. that is all that tribes you, you're not interested in building a system of euro. when you're atlantic security, together with the russian federation for you. it can only be against the russian federation. there is no trust in you with your incompetent, insidious you created nazi's, narrow borders. then stood up the situation. the more you lie about the men's codes, the more people will believe that russia had no choice but to stop the special operation. well, 8 years ago, this very body voted to make the minsk agreement the past forward for peace regarding the situation and you rang and now on the anniversary. so we have u. s. officials being rather deceptive and somewhat live and now they talk about the men's agreements an

u. s. yes and nato allies vowing to stand behind taiwan as tensions escalate.na poses a threat the messages again and again that that security's not regional regional security is global. the us military has been warning about moves like this for some time last month, a top air force general told his officers to be ready for a conflict over taiwan by 2025. but china says the u. s is responsible for the increased tensions because of its military support for the taiwanese government. the taiwan issue is at the heart of china's core interests and the number one red line that must not be crossed. the new threat comes as defense secretary lloyd austin visits the philippines trying to convince a key regional ally to stand with the u. s. as it confronts china. serves to help. our country and your country combined. secretary of state anthony blinken is visiting beijing this weekend, where he is expected to raise these issues with his chinese counterpart in london, greg palkot. fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. now at five. governor gavin newsom, standing w

u. s. is yes, this is unfortunately my expectation. and this would not or good. well, for, for the, for the palestinians, for these alias and for the reason. so i think we have to prepare ourselves for much more difficult pay times. and i think the u. s. has to consider its approach because the approach that is based on fire fighting, i think will not work. you know, yes, this is what that musician has been doing. whether this was the case in may 21 when there was war against gazette. this was the case in trying to avoid escalation ramadan last year and then we will see what will happen in the community. we especially that we will have all children with on the bus over coinciding. and as you mentioned, the extremist is a government. ready is moving in a direction that would result in more of tension and more escalation and more violence. well, obviously the hope is that the youth holds israel accountable. how's it actually going to go about doing that? well, this has not been the case for many years. i don't think this is expected to change, but the 60 blinked an

u. s. influence. yes, of course, that is very important because we see that you don't have a lot in recent years and you sent me more specifically by providing some of the you know, our momentum ellison but he didn't. that's where the significant development that has happened because that's yeah, plumber us is supposed to be super bowl or if it has been peggy of russia, although it's officially denying but why the public and the global perspective is there is been getting close to write that down actually in the military club, so that will be quite an appeal for china, which is finding it's the same situation. ok. so relationship with us as issued yo, we do appreciate your perspective. thanks very much. and d for that as, as a future from nash university. singapore, thanks. now, gunman has shot dead 3 people at a university campus in united states. it happened at mich can state university of east lansing 5 others were taken to hospital some with life threatening injuries. the suspects ran off, but he was

u. s. is doing everything you can to undermine that. it can be in that side. yes. that will lead to more migration. so yeah, i think it's fair to say all this is the product back. all right, dan cove, alec, we've got a lot more to unpack. so stay with us. coming up next. the u. s. isn't the only superpower with its sites set on nicaragua? find out why this central american country is abandoning taiwan. and now backing china, we'll discuss it when we return said type the m. o will be right. back with a lou needs to come to the russian state to never does unfold them. the most lensky with all sons and of the eclipse in 55 with disabilities on 19th, 2000 speedy. when else was about with we will van in the european union, the kremlin. yup, machine. the state on russia today and school ortiz spoke back. even our video agency, roughly all brands on youtube with a with ah, welcome back to b, m o. i am manila chan author and professor dan co. valerie was kind enough to stay with us. dan, thanks for sticking around. all right, let's go back to the summer of 2022 biden hoste

u. s. has announced. yes. another unidentified, high altitude object has been shut down in a space. it's a 10 such incident in as many days the latest interception to place i have a lake huron, which is north of detroit michigan. fast detective at montana on saturday and was not considered to be a military threat. at least one the u. s. general isn't ruling anything out about the possible origins. williams. have you ruled out aliens or extra interest terrestrials and if so, why? because that is what everyone is asking us right now. and thanks for the question, colleen, i'll look into the community and the counter intelligence community. figure that out. i haven't ruled out anything. at this point, we continue to assess every drug or potential threat unknown that approaches north america. with an attempt to south central chile firefighters, from as far as 3000 kilometers away being deployed to combat the country's worst. forest fires and nearly a decade and the 300 fires remain active and new ones are appearing, especially in the rest of our county region. are latin american ab salis

u. s. and the chinese balloon? yes, so finally, after days of deliberation and doubt, u. s. foreign to jets of short term, what they claim is a chinese spy bloom. beijing of course denies this. it says that it was a web whether observation, a balloon. although there is some confusion over whose recommendation it was to to shoot down the balloon. ma'am, that's listen to what you as president joe biden told jan this earlier. and i'm so successful, we took a dow and i want to compliment our aviators or didn't and want more to report on her so a little later because i wanted to say that i know on this, i know the same recommendation from your was fun and that's why i told them to sit down a wednesday. i was like a recommendation to me. let's wait to the safest place to do it. quite an intense reaction from the us president. now, how could this effect already tense relations between china and the us? well, some are already asking questions over the timing of the incident. it came just ahead of a time visit by the us to stay on the blink and to churn. and now that was subsequent

u. s. is doing everything you can to undermine that. com did that side. yes. that will lead to more migration. so yeah, i think it's fair to say all this is the product of blow back. all right, dan called alec. we've got a lot more to unpack. so stay with us. coming up next. the u. s. isn't the only superpower with its sites, sat on nicaragua, find out why this central american country is abandoning taiwan. and now backing china, we'll discuss it when we return said type the m. o will be right back. mm hm . when i was showing wrong, i just don't hold any rules that you have to fill out. disdain becomes the attitude and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah needs to come to the russian state. little narrative. i've started as i'm phoning most landscape div us. mm hm. then goes house lamps and of a group in the $55.00 we did. okay. so ninety's professional speaking, when else calling about this even with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine restate on russia for dat

but yes, the u. s. is going to try unsure to overturn some of these governments. but, you know, here's the problem. the u. s. s a can't. is it out as, as strong as it is a, it just can't control every country on the globe, right? it tries to but it can't. you know, once there's a critical mass with countries saying, bhaskar, you know, no more. i think the u. s. you know, just can't do it. yeah. they're focused on ukraine right now, sending billions of dollars. ukraine to fight russia. by the way, i am in moscow, russia out. um, you know, and in the breach, i think latin america is rising. so, you know, i have great hopes, but yeah, we have to be vigilant for sure. only grandma has recently re established diplomatic ties with china. it's a, it's a pivot from their previous diplomatic ties with taiwan. why? and what does this do to the balance of power in the western hemisphere? yes. so let me explain a little bit about that. first of all. so under somoza from 1934, the 19. well really, i mean it, well the to the 940304949. let's put that out from 949 to 979. so mos

subject to special training for pronunciation like english yes, for example, like german u, yes or, as for italians, russian ssian, which they call those who learn russian , they call 61 perfectly. that is. well, here, our dear viewers. you didn't know what the letter was, 61, because of course yes for an italian. it's impossible to pronounce do not speak at all. instead, of course. maybe now we will hear something in both italian and russian, maybe even jumping over the chat a little further a little further well first in russian, so i will explain in a nutshell. in other words what is it claimed were? so, in april 38, 1838 , gogol wrote from rome to maria balabina, you surely didn’t happen to read the sonnets of the current roman poet belli, which you need to hear how he reads further. so he praises belli and goes, then continuation a on june 23, 1830, the thirty-ninth year, immediately after his return from italy, the french poet and critic. augustenff wrote that there is a poet's time, and i, unfortunately, did not meet him. moreover, a true poet, as knowledgeable people told me, and after some time. in t

u. s. officials were some that will sometimes wring their hands about this. but yes, meanwhile, we have $7000000000.00 of afghan assets that we have no intention of returning to the people we simply stolen it just as the u. s. by the way, stole cit. go. you that his whalers, us based oil company prevent his way, le, which is cost, then his way of billions of dollars. just as the u. s. is stolen, $300000000000.00 from russia. so some of these sanctions simply amount to just pure theft. and again, they make it very difficult for these countries to meet the needs of their own. people forbid your opinion when it comes to the way sanctions inevitably cause things like mass death, starvation on humanitarian crisis. could they be considered a crime against humanity, humanity, and prosecuted as such? yeah, these are crimes against humanity there. war crimes, you know, the geneva conventions require that even during wartime. and by the way, we're not at war with most of these countries. ok. even during war time, not only are you not allowed to deny people, life saving items l

yes, the u. s. and more than 30 other countries bear the responsibility for this destruction. we are exerting tremendous efforts to really rock of the tragedy is caused by those countries. a real catastrophe might have occurred thanks to god and the heroism of the rocky youth who risk their lives in order to protect iraq and the rest of the nation. despite the dangers, but i also think that amid the great threat the global warming has had on humans, plants, and animals, the trend has shifted towards atomic energy. nuclear power plants should be billed to replace fossil fuels. oil, gas and coal should be replaced with nuclear fuel. nuclear facilities must be protected, and i think the pertinent agreements are sufficient only if they are a tear to ah 20 years after the us led invasion of iraq. washington's interference in the domestic issues of middle eastern countries shows no signs of letting up torrance as their navy intercept that a vessel allegedly carrying thousands of us made weapons intended for protesters in the persian gulf, south dakota, but own because we discovered

u. s. states of montana. yes, republican congresswoman green has called on biden to shoot the balloon down because he said so he sets of decided not to start seeing a risk of debris falling on people. china's also re artists in the boonies in fights, a weather device, and i regret the unintended entry into u. s. as space, the pentagon said that the balloon could gather no more in sell than chinese satellites. quote, no idea what it is. first, our best assessment at the moment is that whatever the surveillance payload is on this balloon, it does not create significant value added over and above what china is likely able to collect through things like satellites in low earth orbit. intriguing a story that well, that's how the world is looking at 5 30 pm, moscow time on pizza scott's. i'll be back again with another look at today's biggest stories at the top of the hour. thanks for watching. ah ah hello and welcome to cross stock. we're all things considered. i'm peter labelle for over a century and a half. the germ

u. s. states of montana. yes, republican congresswoman green has called on biden to shoot the balloon down, as he said. so he sets of decided not to start seeing a risk of debris falling on people. china's also re artists in the boonies, in fact, a weather device on a regrets. the unintended entry into u. s. s base. the pentagon said that the balloon could gather no more in sell than chinese satellites. cro, to no idea what it is. first, our best assessment at the moment is that whatever the surveillance payload is on this balloon, it does not create significant value added over and above what china is likely able to collect through things like satellites in low earth orbit. an intriguing story there. well, that's how the world is looking at $530.00 p. m. moscow time. i'm peter scott. i'll be back again with another look at today's biggest stories at the top of the hour. thanks for watching.

u. s. against arming russia. you are a secretary of state antony blinking, and one ye met on the sidelines of the munich security conference in germany. in later interviews, blinker revealed that the u. s. had information that china was planning to provide legal support to russia in its war in ukraine, and that such support would carry consequences for b ging, i think we also had an opportunity to talk about the russian aggression against ukraine. we're here in munich and many of the country sure, focused as we are on that aggression. and one of the things that i shared with him was a growing concern on our part. the china is considering providing legal support to russia and its aggression against ukraine. and i made clear as president biden has almost from day one with president she that, that would have serious consequences in our own relationship. and beijing has responded by using the us of spreading false information and caution date on finger pointing on china, russia relations. but let's get more context on this from alyssia who's gosh, she's a policy fellow at the european council on foreign relations. an

u. s. is inflation reduction act? well, yes and no. on the one hand, be inflation reduction acts of a very general subsidies and the subsidies are combined with some other measures related to the components that need to be used in the production of goods. and these are really a challenge to european industry. but on the other hand, no, because the inflation reduction acts still really as overwhelmingly a good thing. it is the 1st time that the u. s. pastor, they a comprehensive federal climate policy, which for the 1st time also target the greenhouse gas emissions coming from the industry and all these investments that the subsidies promot will lead to increased economies of scale and deaf also lower costs for low carbon technologies. and that is really a good thing for all countries around the world. until now, industrial policy in the u has been restrained by very tough competition laws in order for them to have their own green tex pledge europe is going to have to change that. how tricky is that going to be for them? this is indeed

u. s. house issue that i play street that to smedley. mindy. that now, yes, of the country i about their own defense u. s. are you, is that, that interested in good elections? credit relations are good. go over enough in there for my poetry. so do, divides the line is very soon, the tree interference and concerns for human rights concerns for credit. where lucian's, globalization and the interdependency of nation has met global economy and power please. more interested in the night, june elections. the international community has been advised to adopt a positive role that reinforces the adoption of respect for nigeria, internal affairs, which is void of preconceived notions. and but yes, as over a 1000000 people have to the post to choose a new precedence on saturday. pollute day feed out. see, well, this year's elections are also unique because it will not the 1st time that tech, such as fingerprint readers and facial recognition software will be used in voting . both technologies are being widely implemented to aimed at financing, transparency, and avoidin

yes, the u. s. and more than 30 other countries bear the responsibility for this destruction. we are exerting tremendous efforts to ready rock of the tragedies caused by those countries. a real catastrophe might have occurred, but thanks to god and the heroism of the iraqi youth who risk their lives in order to protect the rock and the rest of the nations despite the dangers. but i also think that amid the great threat, the global warming has had on humans, plants and animals, the trend has shifted towards atomic energy. nuclear power plants should be billed to replace fossil fuels. oil gas and coal should be replaced with nuclear fuel. nuclear facilities must be protected, and i think the pertinent agreements are sufficient only if they are a tiered to ah, a pilot has died after a russian military jet crash near the border with ukraine. the defense ministry says the su 25 attach a was returning from a mission. it says a technical malfunction is currently being considered as the cause of the incident . moscow says there's been no damage or casualties on the ground. ah, 20 year

yes, the u. s. and more than 30 other countries bear the responsibility for this destruction. we are exerting tremendous efforts to rid iraq of the tragedies caused by those countries. a real catastrophe might have occurred, but thanks to god and the heroism of the iraqi youth who risk their lives in order to protect the rock and the rest of the nations despite the dangers. but i also think that amid the great threat, the global warming has had on humans, plants and animals, the trend has shifted towards atomic energy. nuclear power plants should be billed to replace fossil fuels. oil gas and coal should be replaced with nuclear fuel. nuclear facilities must be protected, and i think the pertinent agreements are sufficient only if they are tier 2 ah windermere potent has congratulated rushes military officers and veterans with the annual defender of the fatherland day. marked on the 23rd of february. the president stress that the country security is now being bolstered with some brand new weapons systems by wish in the when you minute that we will pay increased attention to st

u. s. short seller. for more in the story. let's bring in putney motel, who joins us live from new delhi. hello. they've had me the fallout continues after that u. s. report was released last week. yes, we're saying strong reactions again on that crisis that a new group is battling. shad failed once again and trading for some of those companies had to be pause. now stock exchange is off stepping in to protect investors. the national stock exchange in india has put some about in companies on additional servants mechanism, which basically means that trading activity has been restricted while those companies, it also serves as a wanting to investors that this is a company that has seen a lot of volatility recently this is also happening internationally as the dow in the u. s. is removing a bonnie from some of its indices, the sustainability indices, lift companies that are financially strong, but also meet certain high standards of corporate governance. so this is also turning out to be slightly embarrassing for the group, a loss of face. why all of this is happening. bhangra ish wants to re negotiate. it's contract with a donnie, the company supplies electricity, but officials in bung

u. s. government narrative was b. yes. he said it was one big lie. now he's come out with what is breaking news? her an aussie saying that american divers, under the cover of nato exercises last summer, planted explosives on the north stream $1.00 and $2.00 pipelines which were then blown up by norwegians. not marina. we know that russia was blocked from any investigation into the sabotage of the pipelines. of course, the western press at 1st that russia has bombed its own pipelines another, another dose of b, as from the empire of lies right at law. first, the was rosabelle up. it's on pipelines actually not 1st at 1st, which is something i want to get into later. but let's talk about this now. at 1st we had officials suddenly european official st. thank you usa. remember that was a friend that was at the top, hollis, emily p. that was that we'll get to that a little bit later. let's have a listen to actual sima hers, a little exit from, from the article where he exposes all of this satellite dinner. wiggins had a solution to the crucial question of

i think yes, the u. s. restore had them on in europe, but they have growing multiplier than the rest of the rush, and that is the topic for another program. okay, we've run out of time. your fascinating discussion, gentlemen, i think my guess an awesome ended marrakech i want to thank our viewers for watching us here in our t c. next time, remember, ah, ah ah, with the discovery of the new world, at the end of the 15th century, there appeared atlantics, slave trade. the slave traders from european countries started building forth on the western coast of the african continent to transport the african inhabitants to america, to be forced into hard labor. until the middle of the 17th century. portugal had laid the main role in this atrocious business. then great britain, france and the netherlands took the leadership, or the span of 400 years of legal and illegal slave trade. about 17000000 people were forcefully shipped across the atlantic. not including those who died on the way due to unbearable living con

yes, the u. s. and more than 30 other countries bear the responsibility for this destruction. we are exerting tremendous efforts to rid iraq of the tragedies caused by those countries. a real catastrophe might have occurred, but thanks to god and the heroism of the iraqi youth who risked their lives in order to protect the rock and the rest of the nations despite the dangers. but i also think that amid the great threat, the global warming has had on humans, plants and animals, the trend has shifted towards atomic energy nuclear power plants should be billed to replace fossil fuels. oil, gas and coal should be replaced with nuclear fuel. nuclear facilities must be protected. and i think the pertinent agreements are sufficient only if they are a tier 2 ha. that he may. putin has laid flowers at the tomb of the unknown soldier outside the kremlin in a traditional ceremony that seem completes with eternal lights. honest, those fallen during the 2nd world war. soviet union lost around 27000000 people in the war against nazi germany. more than 11000000 of them were soldiers who died

u. s. secretary of state and china's top dip wang ye. had a meeting here. am you make last night? it was speculating a long time. bad weather that meeting would really go ahead. it didn't go ahead. this is the 1st meeting between them for a long time, but the statements that came out from both sides after that, we're pretty venomous on both sides. really trading accusations. i'm one ship member of the chinese delegation. he said that is moving into a sort of a tit for tat phase around that. and there are lot of delegates here saying that the u. s. in china near really need to work out a way of dealing with each other constructively. otherwise, the well could be heading a for even more tension in the months and years ahead. and we wouldn't want that chief international editor richard walker. thank you. no rush us invasion of the korean nearly a year ago, is vibrating through the berlin film festival, which began this week one hotly away. that screening is super power, direct action fans, profile, oppressed and valid mazda lensky. are the festival is also feature in many other films

yes, i think there's a water tree way of thinking about this. the u. s. government has provided $30000000000.00 us dollars in security assistance in the last year since the 24th february. i don't think the us government is going to be able to sustain that level of funding indefinitely into the future. certainly for this year. but then they're election gleaming, so there's not one side of it. there's another side which is asked the 10th debate to showing european military can't totally deplete their own arsenals and their own stocks of things like bang battle tanks. so there's probably going to be a big push by both russia and ukraine militarily this year. and i think towards the middle tools, maybe the end of this year, we'll get a real sense of how much baseline can actually points to achieve their goals on the battlefield. mr probably thank you very much for your expertise on this. we really appreciate it. some poor joining us live from singapore ah took he and sylvia stood recovering after the devastating earthquakes that have left at least 46000 peop

i think yes, the u. s. restore had them on in europe, but they have growing multiplier than the rest of the russ arroyo. that is the topic for another program. ok, would run out of time. your fascinating discussion, you know what i think my guess, and i'll slow ended america, and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. see you next time, remember? ah ah ah, u. s. is recruiting and training is limited terrorists, and it's based in syria to commit the tax on russia and neighboring state. that's according to russia's foreign intelligence service. i would most position hold the russian forces inside the village of mighty and r t follows russian troops as they advanced in a battle for one of the keys ukrainian strongholds outside done yet nothing ruled out. that's the comment of the u. s. air force official on whether the mysterious object shot down in canada overnight.

i think yes, the u. s. restored had them on in europe, but they have growing multiplier than the rest of the russ arroyo. that is the topic for another program. okay, we've run out of time. your fascinating discussion, gentlemen, i think my guess in our slow ended america, and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at ortiz. see you next time, remember? ah ah, who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing. i think you chose literally list of course, when you actually speak on the bill in your senior, mostly mine or wish you were banding all imports of russian oil and gas. new g, i g with the little, you know, with joe biden, imposing these sanctions on russia has destroyed the american economy. you. so there's your boomerang self. ah ah, what they think i should do is, you know, use his name and be good in jail. it's amazing to me that how they far my seymour

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u. s. secretary of state held a meeting with china's top a diplomat wang ye. and it was made very clear that blunt words were exchanged between the 2 and the discussion, of course, that balloon incident to which the us shot down, claiming it was a spy balloon. a balloon which a china said was there for the collection of weather data. after the meeting, the u. s. secretary of state issued a tweet in which he said, just met with a p. r. c's, top diplomat wang ye. i condemned the incursion of the p. r. c. surveillance balloon and stressed it must never happen again. i warn china against providing material support to russia. i also emphasized the importance of keeping open lines of communication. are the great fear that has been expressed by the by that administration, is that mistakes could occur. should there be no clear lines of communication between the 2 countries are but another issue added in there. clearly the balloon was not the only matter discussed at the secretary of state making very clear that at china has been warned against providing any material a

u. s. secretary of state, i was me blinking meets china's top diplomat. one ye for the 1st time since accusing beijing of flying a spike balloon over u. s. military sites and african solutions to african problems. the cold from leaders meeting in ethiopia for the 2nd day of the a you summit. ah lou, we're going to begin inter care, but the death toll from this month's earthquakes has passed. 40000 thousands of displaced people are living in camps and are completely dependent on aid. i said, beg, has more from common mother ashley. the epicenter of one of the quakes. they survived the earthquakes, but now they eager to save what's left today. they will have to rebuild their lives and everything matters work and what we called you to take out your belongings. the municipality worker says, yeah, brother, his phone was under the rubble. how you going to reach them? it took a life time to accumulate what people had it was taken away in a matter of minutes. oh, what will we be upset about our belongings? i wish all of this was gone, so i didn't have to care about it.

u. s. talk so. blitz after meeting with his counterpart when ye at the munich security conference. and again, while on a visit to nato, a member turkey. we are concerned that china is considering us of supporting russia's war effort in ukraine with lethal assistance. something that we're watching very, very close. so i also said, and as president biden said, going back many months when the aggression 1st took place and he spoke to president, she should thing he told him at that point that there would be real consequences in our own relationship. we're trying to provide legal assistance to russia in this aggression against ukraine or in a systematic way, 8 and the evasion of sanctioning. joining me now is director of is a, is china institute at the university of london state saying, welcome to the chinese foreign minister when he is expected in moscow. today he talked to pace and munich at the same time, many suspect badging may be on the verge of supplying weapons to russia. they think a weapons tried, is a possibility. i would be very surprised. each item is government will suppli