the u. west bank expects to incur around $170000000.00 in charges over the next 18 months. the closure will affect about 2300 of cities. $3000.00 employees in russia, ukraine's economy minister says her country's economy could stabilize during the coming year and grow as much as 15 and a half percent. really, you william serv. danco said the growth depended on military development in the war with russia. this year ukraine expects a contraction of 30 to 35 per cent. cheap flights are coming soon to saudi arabia, hungary, based on budget carrier with air is considering basing a plane there. the airline is launching direct flights from 11 european cities to re jada. jetta and da mom, beginning early next year. it's part of an agreement signed with the saudi government. as climate change puts power and water services under pressure in the u. s. a. utility company in central california is hoping to provide relief by installing solar panels over its canal system. project nexus in the turlock irrigation district, aims to provide additional renewable energy in the state without tak

this is a politically motivated me which is aimed at artificial restriction. u our work in the media space of the uk and the west and u, which u generally limits u, our audience i will also add that in addition to the interview. e ambassador er, videos that told about the hardships, er and cravings endured by the inhabitants of donbass and atrocities were also removed. e, militants of the ukrainian volunteer battalions, including the most famous of them the terrorist organization azov a, a video message from e, an outstanding yugoslav and serbian film director, was deleted. emir kusturica, that is, by and large , and we are dealing again with the manifestation of the very policy and culture of the abolition of the west when under various pretexts. uh, the western media space is being cleaned clean. those views that do not fit into the procrustean bed of the western conceptual agenda are removed. uh, now with regard to our uh steps, we intend to uh, of course, appeal each of the 29 decisions. and we understand that the prospects, and such proceedings are, to put it mildly, vague, taking into account the political

u. s. west coast is drying up at an alarming and growing pace. phoenix, arizona. up a city built in the desert, but with its abundance of green lawns, artificial lakes and fountains. there is no indication that water might be scarce here. phoenix is the fastest growing city in america and home to a booming high tech sector, and that makes it a particularly big consumer of water. phoenix is water comes from 450 kilometers away through a long distance pipeline system that runs right through the desert from lake powell . one of the 2 biggest reservoirs in the us, in total, some 40000000 people depend on this water. but the lake, which is filled by the colorado river, is at its lowest ever level. a development predicted by j familiarity with the help of satellite data. i was standing at the bottom of the new boat ramp. you can see that at no longer reaches, it just goes up to where these orange barriers are. so both can't be put in water over here. and if you take a look on google maps at my position right now, you'll see that just a few years ago, i would be under wa

u. s. west coast is drying up at an alarming and growing pace. phoenix, arizona. up a city built in the desert, but with its abundance of green lawns, artificial lakes and fountains. there is no indication that water might be scarce here. phoenix is the fastest growing city in america and home to a booming high tech sector, and that makes it a particularly big consumer of water. phoenix is water comes from 450 kilometers away through a long distance pipeline system that runs right through the desert from lake powell . one of the 2 biggest reservoirs in the us, in total, some 40000000 people depend on this water. but the lake, which is filled by the colorado river, is at its lowest ever level. a development predicted by j familiarity with the help of satellite data. i was standing at the bottom of the new boat ramp. you can see that it no longer reaches, it just goes up to where these orange barriers are. so both can't be put in the water over here. and if you take a look on google maps at my position right now, you'll see that just a few years ago, i would be unde

u. s. on the west with principal and ruin the domestic economy. it also accused mister gorbachev of being naive an image for a fessor of history at university college cor. geoffrey roberts believes gorbachev can't be blamed for nato's eastwards expansion, which was certainly done to the west. not to expansion was the responsibility of the west, north of options, go show successes as as lead oh rush actually with president to she did everything the code to actually go shows vision. all the hallmarks post called coldwell world into reality. what is the great roster and here i think what they could to create a new european inclusive security system that i found it didn't fall because of that legacy. that little bit less i felt because of western intransigent. one indisputable fact is that mikhail gorbachev through led to the end of the soviet union. the rti documentary team has been recalling one of the most important historical events of the entire 20th century. and the doc runs throughout the day. ah, you never dreamed that the use of hardwood coll

u. k. the west inflation and 40 years, central bank around the world of and pushing rates to cub spending and bring down prices. well, human right? so is, are challenging a controversial housing policy in denmark. the government is enforcing and no ghetto is rule which restricts non weston as from living in certain districts. the idea is to keep areas diverse, but the plan is proven to be divisive with critic saying that it's simply racism under a different name. poorest reports now from copenhagen. mohammed islam is a danish citizen. he came to copenhagen from pakistan as a 7 year old. his children were born here in the meal, nepalese and district, but to drive to abolish so called ghettos has led to the danish government reclassifying citizens along racial lines. with the as lamb family now labeled ika vest, liquor non weston. if she lived in the vessel restaurant country the, than do you have the full, right. and if you lived in the non western country than you don't have the same right near said, very told what to think about. we can make some kind of law in denmark, in my country, it cou

u. s. and the west would risk going to war over taiwan is using to pick up if we just pick up a little bit on what joe biden, we saw him say in the, in the report there where he said, yes, that is our commitment to help taiwan militarily if you, if the chinese were to invade, well actually that is not the u. s. commitment, and this has been one of the things that i think it has contributed to a sense of uncertainty over the over where things are going around taiwan. in the last few months is the biden has made on a couple of occasions, these kind of statements, where he seemed to undermine the position of the united states, which has been going since the very end of the 1970 s. when, when the u. s, and the people's republic of china 1st 1st took up relations with each other. the notion that the united states would support taiwan in providing it with weapons. and the united states would ensure that it was in a position to support taiwan. if the, if it did come to an invasion or an act of coercion or something like that against taiwan. but the united states is not committed by treaty to supp

u. s. is trying to escape responsibility for its role in the ukraine. more so they co founder of rock band pink floyd roger waters, as he questioned the west, his anti russian narrative, and turns the tables on a cnn host in an interview. the conversation got pretty heated when waters accused the u. s. government, of inciting the war. why wouldn't the united states for america encourage sir lensky, the person to negotiate, obviating the need for this horrific her renders? swore what's your face is killing your boy home, and we don't know how many you, but you're claiming the body that got invaded. come on, you've got it. reversed law, had well, that certainly, you know, any war when did it start? what you need to do is look at the history. it's present. this more is basically about the action and reaction of nato pushing right up to the russian border. which they promised they wouldn't do when gorbachev negotiated the withdrawal of the ussr from the whole of eastern europe. when you say this, that i have to say what about our role as liberators? you of all people, when you have your role as liberates lord your to me. while mainstream media continues to push

this city of over a 1000000 people in the south west u. s. is as dry as dust a rapidly growing metropolis in the middle of the desert. the economy is booming and micro chip manufacturer intel is building a gigantic plant. here it is the largest private sector investment in arizona's history. $20000000000.00. really unbelievable of a where we drive around here, we just see the scope of this place. it just stretches and stretches and stretches . and it's hard to see where one plant ends on the other plant begins. and this water facility is about the size of a facility that you'd see for a small city who micro chip production requires a huge amount of old tro pure water. but intel has been expanding in phoenix for more than 25 years. anyway. why invest in the middle of the desert? we are here in the middle of the desert. it is warm there's. there's no question about it. so why build in the desert? we take many factors into consideration when we decide where to build a favorable business environment is certainly one of those. a strong workforce e

u. s. and the west is very much about oil which was extremely much about more oil but also about regional influence. it was also about controlling iran. it was also about business. i mean saudi arabia is such a heavyweight in that region that you cannot ignore it. and i think there was a hope, i mean obviously in the in the biden administration maybe also obviously in the in the obama administration that you could refrain from that very difficult relationship because certainly saudi arabia is not only exporting oil, it's also exporting a very extreme version of islam which has had a lot of very bad repercussions and they were of the opinion that they could be more independent of that. and now it turns out and it actually turns out in particular with the ukraine war that you need you need a corporation a good cooperation with saudi arabia for many reasons, starting with if the if the nuclear agreement with iran is not is not be able to cannot be revived. which has a lot of a lot of consequences and it looks like right like that then about oil prices. yes there is not so much, there is not so much th

to helping gemini get through this winter by and delivering more. ellen g is through it's west coast into the u. s. and to the asian market, because of course, that would help bring the gas price on the international market down. and that in turn would benefit gemini as well pay routes. devastating explosion of 2020 is still breaking havoc and lebanon. 8 grain silos have collapsed as a result of damage sustained in the block 2 years ago. it's the 3rd such collapse this month. the silos have been destabilized after absorbing the impacts of the august blast in bay roots port caused by negligently stored ammonium nitrate fertilizer and which killed 200 people. a correspondent rosin simon, who is in beirut, told us more about the situation an emotional day here in beta with after the northern part of the beta port, silas collapse this morning. right behind me. families of the victims of the made with 40 exclusion are blocking the road facing debated for it to pressure the government to quickly implement strategies to reinforce the remaining southern part of the made with fort silas. earlier today,

u. s. on the west with a principle on ruin the domestic economy and also accused mister gorbachev of being naive. an immature russian lawmaker alexandra kinston told us why gorbachev policies lead to internal conflicts in the post soviet space. unless one of gorbachev main and major mistakes was his policy of complacency, his sincere belief that western foreign, helena's, we're really interested in an equal, a mutually respectful dialogue as why he implemented his, i dare view thinking not securing any official decisions. non enshrining agreements in specific document, he took them but their word, the key factor in the collapse of the soviet union was of course, the rise of into ethnic conflicts, spots of which began to appear with alarming frequency in different parts of the soviet union. on the national fringes, gorbachev phase, perhaps the most deceived, most popular domestic ruler in the west. this is quite understandable in the memoirs of his associates and his assistants had stated that since 1989 had coverage of the reaction from abroad and the west law was more important to him tha

u. s. a military academy at west point. welcome back to the w. why did the u. s. i want to kill them or hear me rather than arrest him and bring him to justice? you know, there are good reasons for why we would want to capture him. it's interesting to note that the f, b, i, that federal bureau of investigation put out a 25000000 dollar reward for information leading to his arrest, apprehension and conviction. and if we had done that, we would have been able to interrogate him. if we'd be able to send people in to capture him, we were able to collect files and information that he had with them much as we did in 2011 more than lot. and so that would have been preferable. but of course, you would have to put americans at rest to do that. and my strong assess, guess is that by mistake was unwilling to take that risk. if you think about the risk associated with sending americans in the cobble, they appears to have decided that they would rather just conduct this drone strike and take him out the battle field rather than putting additional american lives at risk. and we

participation in military programs there too, but still continued to provide trips to the u. n's operations in the west african nation. now lecturer a researcher at the university of paris. eunice bell for law believes the western presence in the region has significantly weakens the african region in many areas. is currently the, i believe the western countries of suddenly serious he failed at molly. since the goals outlined at the very beginning by france, than by the un multi dimensional integrated stabilization mission and molly, which acted alongside france and other european countries, were not achieved terrorism was not to face. it was not the intervention of western countries main. the european ones has weakened the role of african states, not only and molly, but also in the entire hell region. as a result, there is now an increase in the influence of johanna scripts, not only and molly, but also in the entire a hell region as well. as near the guinea region is obvious that there are no attempts at democratic changes in these countries. in particular, through partially organized kuda. tar wester

it comes to helping germany get through this winter by delivering more l n g a through it's west coast into the u. s. and to the asian market because of course, that would help bring the gas price on the international market down. and that in turn would benefit gemini as well. lebanon's, devastating explosion of 20 twenties, still wreaking havoc at bay road. 8 grains silos have collapsed as a result of damage sustained in the bloss. it's the 3rd such collapse this month. the sailors had been to stabilize the after absorbing the impact of the port explosion caused by negligently stored ammonium nitrate fertilizer. more than $200.00 people died, a correspondent was, simon is in beirut and told us more about the situation an emotional day here in bay to with after the northern part of the made with port, silas collapse this morning. right behind me, families of the victims of the made with 40 exclusion are blocking the road facing debated for it to pressure the government to quickly implement strategies to reinforce the remaining southern part of the made with fort silas. earlier today, prime minist

shaken up by the un, which admits many more refugees have been crossing into russia than having west or the e u. implemented emergency plan because last gas consumption by 15 percent to compensate for the energy prices and australian presidential candidates house law t. but europe, policy of functions against russia is to blame that excuse of freedom. and that is what girl we characterize is directly elise keesing. freeney does south africa won't be pushed around. that's the message from the countries talk. diplomatic is comes as washington tries to woo africans away from co op.

u. s. elsewhere for western areas, the heat continues to build for the likes of seattle western areas of canada and along much of the west coast of the u. s. it's a similar story for the east coast. those storms has shifted off out to sea, leaving hot and humid conditions in places like new york city and washington dc. but it is a very wet story across the u. s. gulf coast, as it is for western areas of mexico. tropical moisture moving in, bringing some heavier falls to the west coast that show ever ah, this november will come into cut off. a domain of it gets closer with every step of the way. i'm going to go over that with a new sure. each month i seems, can expect some strong support hearing counsel bringing the latest news from the teams and friends in different regions across the globe as they looked away to their model. petto, 2022. the woke up. come back with everyone else. oh no, julia. ah ah ah, welcome back. our top stories on al jazeera of his sour ukraine is set to hold muted independence. these celebrations after warnings. russia may ramp up its attacks as strict curfew is in place in the ne hinsley of khaki

the impact on the in direct impact how this will affect the taliban regime stance towards to west or the u. s. stands towards of contest on. this can have implications, but for all kind i itself, it will probably take longer all so depending on will succeed him. if all high law of will confirm that their leaders actually that and announce a successor. and anyone remembered the operation that killed osama bin laden uh, back in 2011. how did this operation differ? it was practically completely different. so here we're talking about the cia jerome . i'm apparently deploying a very specific warheads to kill, although he so no u. s. boots on the ground, i'm also a lot of intelligence collection, apparently present biden's sets that they were following confirming. so he is present since month in about about it was completely different. we're talking about in search and insert insertion off an american special forces to, to what ground rate on to hunt down the targets. so these are completely different motors, so put on the what is the same is that it was one of the top man on the most wanted lis

u. s. elsewhere for western areas, the heat continues to build for the likes of seattle western areas of canada and along much of the west coast of the u. s. it's a similar story for the east coast. those storms have shifted off out to sea, leaving hot and humid conditions in places like new york city and washington dc. but it is a very wet story across the u. s. gulf coast, as it is for western areas of mexico. tropical moisture moving in, bringing some heavier falls to the west coast that show ever, ah, ah, quiet streets and occur few in khaki, ukraine gets sent to markets independence. they him, if he is russia could intensify its attacks. any potential damage is operation is suicidal. the un urges russia and ukraine to protect europe, launches nuclear plant, warning the fighting is increasing danger of a disaster. ah, are you watching al jazeera life from doha with need for lee back people? also a head, a caught in thailand is said to hand down a ruling that will decide if the prime minister can remain in power. ah, full military honors, as brazil's president welcomes the inbound heart of a portuguese emperor. critic

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u k. and the collective west in general. when they started to bring down monuments or adopt laws on language in ukraine, this is just a consequence of those processes. this is a war with the west. this is a terrorist act committed by the west. i'm convinced that this is not a purely ukrainian initiative. for western media outlets aren't been reacting to the killing with some publishing rather cynical headlights. many also describe alexander doogan as a driving force behind russian foreign policy as its fund ortiz, rachel blevins talk me through the coverage earlier. well, the focus right now has really been on her father alexander do again, and more specifically his political views, and also who's supposed ties to the russian government. we've got cnn, referring to him as a spiritual guide. the u. s. government funded radio free europe is referring to him as brain. and then at the same time, the daily mail took a very different turn here. they decided to focus. and on those tragic videos we saw from the scene in which to go

u. s. military bases. and then just over west of japan is south korea with more u. s. military bases. we had a comment from a south created resident just now saying that south korea is taking a hard line with neighboring north korea and china, she'd you think sole is making this decision for itself? well, certainly there is some domestic politics involved. the new south korean president ran on a platform of taking a harder stance against north korea, but it also is reflected with the fact that he is desirous of having better relations with the united states. united states has been lobbying, you know, various governments in the pacific region to join them in there. i don't know, per said against china. and so, you know, the previous south korean president is taking a softer approach. was looking for reconciliation with the north. and that was out of step with the american policy as it, as it currently just which is a more hard line policy against china. scott, what do you thinking in your opinion, to do having these, these american bases and us forces in that part of the world, in part

u. s. could easily remove any need for the ukraine more to continue. so says roger waters, the co founder of rock band, pink floyd, as he questions the west of the anti russian narrative and turns the tables on his sienna and host in an interview. the conversation got pretty heated when waters accused the u. s. government of actually inciting the war. this war is basically about the action and reaction of nato pushing right up to the russian bow to which they promised they wouldn't do when you say this, that i have to say what about our role as liberators. you of all people, when you have your role is liberated, why wouldn't the united states from america? i encourage sir lensky, the president, to negotiate, obviating the need for this horrific her renders, swore. while mainstream media continues to push the same old ukraine. stories americans seem to be more concerned about raging inflation and a domestic crisis, and much less about their country meddling and one foreign conflict after another. our correspondent rachel blevins has more, may not of states may have the largest economy in the world, but washington's foreign policy and its involvement in one in

west for years now? he's been the subject of a number of sanctions campaigns from the u. s. specifically. and it's interesting because a lot of that stems from his criticism of the west, his criticism, a really this unipolar world, in which the u. s. is entirely in charge and in which it can influence other countries, such as ukraine and, you know, he's called for russia to, to play a bigger role on the world stage. and he's also been very critical of the targeting of russian speaking people. now as a result of all of that, of course, anytime that those media outlets get to talk about him, they are very quick to be critical because the us government has been critical of him and his work and the ideas that he's put forth. now it's also notable that here, when it comes to daria and the work that she was doing, she'd take a number of trips to the don bass. there are also some reporting that she was leading an investigation into bowling cat, which is of course, that notorious group that has received nato funding. and notably, the founder of belling cat was want to be taught voices on twitter w

u. s. military academy at west point. brad, it's going to have you back on the program. what do you make of the announcement that came from ukraine today that a counter offensive operation is under way? thanks for the opportunity to join you for the record. i'm a former assistant professor at west point, but i welcome the question. you know, i, i think keeps clearly under pressure to not just play defense and go and offense, that's certainly understandable, given the horrible suffering that the people of ukraine endured. they have fought bravely with agility and they received billions and billions of dollars of assistance. you know, $13500000000.00 from the united states alone since january of 2021. and they put those weapons to great use. they held the line in the east despite some losses that had come at a high cost for moscow. and they started in some places and you don't want to overstate. it started to turn the tide a little bit in the south around here san. but there's all easier said than done for a whole bunch of reasons, including the fact that the russians have

u. s. and the collective west one to restore their ahead germany and the world even these up. but what it was that, i mean, give them good, do this, they need to demonize, each animal that poses a real threat, like china, india, et cetera. a bus is, or a new factor is some, the global scene and nobody really understands them. well, we admire. this is all about a new world order. well, you say nobody understands them, but i think in russia, at least, i think i do understand them. when i went, it came with the russians, you know, have a certain inclination for him, mrs. and you said we will certainly, but so do the americans spoke with them, so wasn't sure we are really close in this regard. we'll believe we're the chosen people, which i'll give an example. president biden often denounces president putin, who never speaks back by the way in biden, is on a mission to fight russian ali garbage. yes, bro, he isn't fighting against capitalism. like, i do know he's targeting russian oligarchs. why isn't he fighting american? all the guards? what's the difference? a month or ration ol

the very foundation of a, just and lasting kosovo settlement has been violated by the west hand e u mediators. they do not recognize un security council resolution 1244. maybe i would have had some hope that something might change during the negotiations if it was clearly stated in the agenda of every side, not only bell gray, but christina and the use intermediaries, that the main issue was a realization of the agreement and creation of community or association community of serve maturity minister policies, but they talk about it very ornately. another outbreak contention was created from the outside and is connected with a desire to put pressure on serbia to force belgrade to join the anti russian sanctions. by the way, i would out the vice president who chits takes a principal position. he did not support any anti russian measures by the you. creating such internal tension is an excellent lever to put pressure on belgrade. fueling the conflict in kosovo is now very dangerous for another reason for americans. this is also very important in terms of the final claps of energy security in euro