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u. s. under secretary of state for civilian security, democracy and human rights, and asked her what could be done from a u. s. t. perspective to support iran's for gestures. the united states is to take a number of concrete actions to support the iranian people peaceful protestors who are showing tremendous courage in demanding their universal human rights. for one, we have swiftly moved to impose costs on those who were perpetrating this brutal crackdown which involves not only the killing and maiming of peaceful protesters, including students, young girls and young boys, but also the arrest of scores of journalists act to this cultural figures. as part of this ever widening violent crackdown. so we move swiftly to sanction the so called morality police responsible for the death of 22 year old master nini, who's, who's tragic death set off this erosion of public outrage. but we've also sanctioned the minister of interior responsible for the widening crackdown, the minister of communications, who has overseen the disruption of internet access to nearly 80000000 iranians. on that final note, we have moved decisi

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u. s. a traditional ally of the european nation has a quote war machine. the persistent, the undermines french national interest years, paris based r t contributor rachel marston, a 30 are the u. s. and its allies enemies of france. a new video released by the french school of economic warfare to promote its annual research publication related to what it calls, quote the shadow wars that endanger our economy. strongly suggest scott's the case . it places frances rivalry with washington right alongside those with china and russia, which no doubt comes as a shock to a lot of westerners. it didn't spare germany either evoking berlin's push for an u. y green economy that ultimately harmed the french nuclear power industry. and its energy independence just have a look at this video ah, with . ready so you see there a reminder that when the us formed a new coalition with australia and the u. k. last year, the always dropped to the estimated $66000000000.00 deal for france to build its new summaries. we also see in the video a reference to the sale of frances nuclear know how to the americans when general electric bought. awesome. which is a major case study at this

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received the 1st unit of a german made at defense system. germany plans to eventually dispatch 3 or 4 of the brand new iris t surface surface launched missile systems. and the u. s. is expected to follow suit with additional advanced anti aircraft weapons. analysts say the iris t has a range of 40 kilometers and can take down aircraft missiles and drones crane hopes the system can shield civilians and its own forces from air attacks. and earlier i asked lou of sibyl sky hybrid warfare expert, an advisor to the ukraine in government, if she thinks ukraine is currently getting what it needs from its western allies. yes, i think that it's crucial for us to get air defense for it. right now, is it enough? i don't think it's enough because we still have this shelly, we still have an air strikes and we just lost more than 100 people recently for the last days. so i do not think that it's not, but at least so we see that the world starts understanding that rationally switch to the tactics of terry's because they can reach nothing on the battlefield. so they try to intimidate us. they try to blackmail that specifically the you and that's the indicator of weakness. basic

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a europe wide anti missile shield. under consideration is the procurement of big u. s. made patriot. and the german iris t missile defense systems. europe also has it sites on the arrow 3 and israeli anti ballistic missile, with a range of up to 2400 kilometers, which germany has reportedly been considering purchasing for months. as most it said through the thing you need to move very quickly. now it's important that we close these defeats gaps because we're living in threatening the challenging times . we must live up to the responsibility we have to close. such gad was looking socially. the urgency is made clear by russia's repeated missile attacks against ukraine and russian president vladimir poor teens, veiled threats to escalate against the west with nuclear weapons. putting up globe hilton thought he would overrun ukraine in a week. he believed that nato ass micron had said, was brain dead. he thought europeans don't work together. and now the opposite is happening within nato. a european alliance is being built off with 15 countries building up their air defense together. and that is a very import

the problem, the s t c, which is the securities and exchange commission here the u. s. is saying she didn't tell people that she made more than a quarter of a $1000000.00. that was a problem. so it's not only disclosing that it's an ad, but also disclosing it specifically how much money you're making in certain circumstances is a problem. and i think moving forward, more celebrities will make sure that they're not running a follow that for sure. okay, we don't have a lot of time just briefly, a quarter of a $1000000.00 for this post. is that typical? no. it's actually very low. and i'm glad you asked that question. normally someone like kim carr dash she is good. i know we love her. kim, hard to actually and not low for mere mortals like you and i it's high. but for kim hardy actually yes, she usually is somewhere between maybe between 400600000. because remember she has more than 331000000. instagram followers, so it wasn't a low in, but you know, maybe come cardiac is saying if they're going to pay me a quarter of a 1000000, who am i to turn it down? but yes, it definitely was on the, the low in, for someone like kim carr das

they said this move could only disrupt a global markets to reduce domestic refining capacity on the alienates u. s. allies. the host of our t, the well, du pont program. on, on a boy, i joined me in the studio earlier to break down the ramifications of the opec class move. as we know, the i plus the, or the exporting block members prove this major cut to in that crude output yesterday. and we know that the us, todd's beforehand leaned on a ally, saudi arabia not to do this. i think the us is feeling now and in life. well the, the white has already described this move as a hostile act. and it's a very interesting warning, because if you start from a promise that the rest of the world is supposed to be serving your interest, done, everything that's for your interest would be forced to act. but saudi arabia, in many of the opec members, are considered traditional us, alice and the fact that they have pretty much ignored the very, very active american law being shows that things are changing in the world. and countries are starting to pursue their own interest. the white house has yet again tried to put all the blame on russia,

that, to crimea, being a part of russia really, t w killian. dia, enrica, thank you so much for that. okay, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines. u. s. president joe biden has said that that will be consequences for saudi arabia following opec's decision to cut oil production and move as seen as benefiting russia. and comes just weeks before us elections. biden's place, shop criticism over his july visit to energy rich saudi arabia, despite human rights concerns. poland says it has detected a leak in a pipeline that carries oil from russia to several european countries. officials say the leak in the garage, but pipeline appears to be an accident, but it does come just weeks after leaks and the north stream gas pipelines under the baltic sea, which were determined to be caused by sabotaged mourners of gather to mark the 20 year anniversary of the bali bombings in indonesia, 202 people were killed and the terror attacks carried out by millison linked to al qaeda, 88 of the dead. whilst raylien liber moral and sidney, attended by australia's prime minister, doves were released to commemorate the victims a course in the military rule, m

u. s. made patriot system. nato alice are now scrambling to provide support. germany has begun delivering iris t defense systems and pledges to send more of these powerful assets with a capacity to protect a midsized city from air attacks. the u. s. nuclear providing surface to air missile systems as well. but at the same time natal members are confronted with having no broad air defense capabilities themselves. in the event of an attack on european cities, allies would have insufficient means to respond. the european sky shield initiative is supposed to change this, so it has to go fast and it is important that these gaps are close to these times we are experiencing. these are threatening times and challenging times the house, and we have to step up and take responsibility. lima did you happen? secretary, generally and short mac has announced the alliance would help ukraine transition from soviet era to nato level equipment, with a warren ukraine escalating to another level. nato members only to make sure they themselves are covered as well. nathan was planning on going ahead next week with nuclear preparedness exercises dubbed steadfast noon. i asked our report cor

so after trying to find a solution, the u. s. p t actually said that they had to suspend this trip, that would have lost it on to october 27th because they just weren't allowed to actually visit these cells and these jails, mental health boards as well. and so more than 70 organizations have signed a letter condemning the prison system and the situation with the us. now they also mentioned that the op cat is designed to protect the fundamental rights of detain prisoners, people in detention centers, juvenile detention center hospitals or elderly care. so they need to be able to have oversight in some sort of way and be able to conduct unannounced visits. now what's interesting is the rhetoric here and h r w official tweeted that this is embarrassing and puts australia in the same tab as none other than rwanda, ukraine, and serve a john. which is interesting giving how the western media has been trying to ignore and dismiss ukraine violations of human rights. and of course, since the special military operation began. so here's what so

a free trade agreement type of c, p t, p, p. a bit early to speculate on that. but i think the u. s. geostrategic position on this is obviously to rally and mobilize a group of allies, not only measure, but obviously in europe, in the context of russia and ukraine already beginning to see that in order to build this coalition. because many lengths technology and the conductance being one of that. and it is this very broad strategic approach to the u. s. horse will help again, a technological edge over a period of time or what it regards as in door made by china, or to pass the kid and also accusations about intellectual property. and so this, that essentially taking a cohesive approach in order to address. let's just take a step back from this for a moment because a lot of people i know will be, will be wondering, what does this all going to mean for things like personal devices, phones and other electronic devices that sort of thing. you know, we can, we talked a lot about military hardware, but how is this going to, is it going to affect it all our daily use of these devices and g

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the meeting comes as an attempt to form a more inclusive union that might allow in countries aren't currently parts of the u. r. t. s. rachel mazda reports. the european union is hosting the very 1st ever meeting this week in prague for a brand new club called the european political community. or if you prefer the e u kitty table. earlier this year, french president, a menu and back home, realized that there was pretty much no way that ukraine was going to be able to qualify for e u membership anytime soon. but wanted to somehow stretch the block to make it, and other outsiders feel included. none the less, so the block set up a sort of kitty table of representatives from the 17 countries, a sort of russia free safe space where they could sit back and enjoy the virtue signaling by the other 27 members. dates while chow down on scrumptious snacks, nor doubt, paid for by the glock citizens who can barely afford gas to heat their own meals. and so why wasn't russia invited? this meeting is a way of looking for a new order without russia. it doesn't mean we want to exclude russia forever, but this russia, putins, russia

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a fence system. germany plans to eventually dispatch 3 or 4 of the systems and the u. s. is expected to follow suit with additional advanced ad defense systems. and the iris t surface launch message has been passed of germany's ad offense network since 20. 17 analysts say it has a range of 40 kilometers and can take down aircraft missiles, androids, ukraine, hope's a system light, the iris can shield civilians and its own forces from air attacks. and i'm joined now by 2 must be going to the journalist, specializing in defense and security issues. a very well welcome to d. w. how much of a difference will the delivery of the german made at offense systems actually make in battle? well, the, your credit defense minister called it and you were here and we have to be a bit cost about that because it's a sophisticated system. it's a modern system, but just one system will not make such a difference. it can provide a defense for one city, but that's it. so ukraine leads in lot more of the systems. and if i may correct here in one point, this modern system has not been used for many as yet. so it's a 1st time that this comes into a real complex situation. it has b

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but the energy crisis is prompting a delay on the national face. them and come at 30 t on the u. s. is tightening its migration policy for venezuelans. now, those who cross legally enter the united states or mexico will be deported. venezuelans have become one of the largest migrant groups trying to enter the us mexico fears the bided administration. change will be a burden on the country. the so called balcony root of migration is seeing the largest increase in arrival since 2016. the e u. says a new these are free entry scheme in serbia is contributing to the uptake at a meeting of you interior ministers. on friday, the home affairs commissioner sal belgrade had promised to adjust their policy as advise for e u membership. but the blocks migration strategies are still failing. many migrant seeking safety and a better life. fleeing war or poverty hoping for a better life. here in serbia, migrants wait near the border with hungry, camped out as the cold weather sets in many say there is no turning back. wind through his gumming yards, which is gonna be very cold. i cannot sleep outs

a bit too pushy with strong reactions coming from the u. s. where fox news presents a tucker carlson didn't hold back, was some up any foreigner in a t shirt demanding money for his critical economic needs. we have critical economic needs to buddy who are you troll, go way. what since when does that? i have a claim on our treasury, we don't. oh, this guy, any thing? not one thing. good luck, pow, let's it, that guys lecturing us with some christmas list like i want this bad and i want a bicycle to you about our son. it really appears body for me. yes, marine john mcdoogan believes the ukraine appears to be biting off the hon. defeats it. ellen mosque is a private individual. his company is a private company. he has been donating, donating this technology to ukraine. and he thinks that piece is the proper way to further our world. so when they tell him to shut up with his proposals and their, his only job is to provide starling. the actions of the ukrainians are disgusting and despicable. they come with their hands out, they guilty everybody into helping them under false pretenses and the ne cry when someone even has a suggestion of piece. this is no

t. o paul, placing with a hammer ross and jordan reports u. s. house speaker nancy pelosi flew from washington to san francisco on friday to join her husband after his emergency surgery. fully st. an intruder broken to the family home and attacked 82 year old paul hollow, c. r. officers observe miss below. sienna suspect, both holding a hammer. the suspect pulled the hammer away from its philosophy, and violently assaulted him with it. our officers immediately tackled the suspect, disarmed him, took him into custody, requested emergency backup and rendered medical aid. all policy suffered a fractured skull and injuries to his right arm and hands. the suspect 42 year old david to poppy has been charged with attempted homicide. so far, no motive, but numerous reports say the suspect screamed. where is nancy? where is nancy during the incident? those words echo images from the january 6th attack on the u. s. capital, when some trump supporters broken to nancy pelosi office intent on finding her. it also brings to mind other recent efforts to harm go

t c? the new measures prevent basing from accessing advanced u. s. semi conduct a technology rules also ban us based companies from selling to china without a license. mike, hannah has more from washington d. c. well, it's certainly the widest ban that has been imposed in at least a decade, and it will have a major impact on china. given the fact that the technology is used for everything from super computers to missile launches. so this is a critical issue. it is very wide ranging as well in terms of the number of companies that are targeted more than that specific companies are listed. and it forbids any u. s. company from selling technology to the chinese, but it goes further than that. it also places a ban on any company worldwide that uses us technology from placing any sales with china. so it's exceedingly why ranging than the commerce department, which actually announced the ban, also added that it was concerned with china is surveillance activities. and this certainly would be something that would harshly limit those activities. surveillance that commerce d

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