the world so what is the war about in ukraine, three ufos were shot down by the military of the union of canadanited states. facts of the week were investigated from other mysteries on september 4 in the leningrad region of russia, a regime plan is announced there at an altitude of 2 km. why did they decide to visit russia, more on that later, and for now on strange coincidences, this year, all of north america is watching a lethal aircraft escorted by the american military. coast of the usa, after the incident with the balloons, the spy stent honper adjusts his radars and in three days shoots down three unidentified flying targets at once, damn it , three ufos were shot down by the military of the union of canada and the usa three analogues were observed, two on the territory of the usa and one on the territory of canada. february alaska at an altitude of 12,000 m notices an unknown object the size of a car. and canada in the shape of an octagon, by a strange coincidence , military bases are located near these two locations. and what kind of objects were these in the congress, they voiced sens

second place in the amount of money spent, of course, the european union transferred 65 billion dollars to the countries of the union. the share of great britain, canadapan, australia and other countries in total is several times less, about 25 billion dollars, and they continue to finance ukrainians and various organizations, they have already spent more than $13 billion. american media predict that in the near future, in addition to spending on weapons for nationalists, us residents will have to pay salaries to ukrainian officials, all due to a possible suspension of work. in kiev, they fear that if the states do not agree on a new aid package, then a number of government employees will have to go on vacation at the expense of ordinary americans. but despite all the billions spent, ukraine is gradually becoming a dumping ground for western decommissioned weapons. bulgaria approved the transfer of obviously faulty s300 missiles to the kiev regime. the fact is that people in the country simply don’t want to fix them themselves. however, despite the complete non-functionality, kiev has already happily agreed to accept the defective missiles. true, even

brussels, in warsaw, i don't know where in washington, and it will be and all the rest of the european union, britain, canadaica, short of democracy, the world should say yes, we recognize this organization and if we see the signature of this organization is at the bottom of the passport, then we say yes, this is a valid passport, but for this the belarusians have to create something, agree with brussels with a conditional brussels to say that brussels also has to sign something and they have to become a belarusian leader or a european leader there. yes , we have done everything and now if such the passport a person receives will be signed by such and such a person. yes, we believe that this is a normal passport. she can drive a car. and i will tell you that i still have a question of krykhbolsk dan, no country that agrees to give its code, well, what formal weather is issued in this passport of belarus as in its own, yes, i saw the office of tikhonovsky pyromova with other countries and i do not say that already there is a country that is ready to publish from there on sparta as its own and maxims , it will

nearly 300000 members of all the work is unions in the us and canada of threatening to go on strike from midnight on thursday. as the head of the united auto workers union in the us says, the wage increase off is received in the countries to because call companies are not enough. both sides still loves in negotiation. call companies say they cannot afford expensive labor agreements as they need to set aside. build a money for building more electric bankers. the inflation raising argentina is post on it and 20 percent of the highest. it's been for 3 decades ahead of next month presidential election. the central bank says inflation could reach a 169 percent by the end of the terms of reports on the argentine as capital. what is the phone is iris? argued time b is considered to be among the best in the world, but it's become almost an affordable for many people. the nitrogen tina has gone up by an average of 35 percent in the past months. and the get owns the shopping. the probably is a when a site is the people coming to us for the cheapest cuts, because that's all they can afford. an all

mike, hannah, i'll just say era, atlanta, nearly 300000 members of the alter workers union in canada and the united states have such a strong deadline of thursday. us also, a union chief says they are preparing to strike us towards with calm make escape the deadlock. the monday a wage increase and the inflation rates intelligency and has post 120 percent. the highest is being the 3 decades ahead of next month. presidential election, the central bank says inflation could reach 169 percent by the end of the treasure by reports. now from argentina is capital a bonus in arguing time beef is considered to be among the best in the world, but it's become almost an affordable for many people. in argentina, it has gone up by an average of 35 percent in the past month. and the get owns the shopping. the probably is a when a site is the people coming to us for the cheapest cuts, because that's all they can afford. an old i can give. nothing is cheap. the situation is very complicated. so everyone, this lead to spike in prices came up to the government, evaluated the currency by around 20 percent

it was defeated by the soviets, red army towards the end of world war $2.19. canada was allies with the soviet union during the war. now these all kinds of photos. so you are a slab honk during his service for nazi germany, as he proudly stood alongside his fellow collaborators. he's openly admitted to his involvement and the subdivision which was set up by the invading nazi forces on soviet territory. well, that's the papers the story now without guess. last and go, is there a full member of germany's humbug state parliament? many, thanks for joining us on the program. mazda is good to see you as a kind of the was allies with the soviet union during world war 2 and forth against the nazis, nazis. but now the leader of canada is hailing a nazi collaborate to. could you just explain this for me? what do you think about this story? yes, i can try to explain it, but it's not so easy, but i think there is uh, mostly called little reasons for that change. if you look in history, all calls really does not seem to be rich. you will not see a phone call. oh, it was no problem. it's not safe in finding the c

third parties. and all of them are on the side of ukraine, these are 26 member states of the european union and canada, australia, japan, well, the world is waiting for justice, the world is waiting for the international court of the united nations to stand on the side of good, and let's hope that the international court of the united nations so he will make his decision. yes, they talked about the support of various countries, and again, if it is about a court decision, what would it be in favor of ukraine, what could be in this decision? well, in this decision, the international court of the un must state two, two facts, the first fact is that ukraine did not commit genocide against its own people, neither in certain areas of the donetsk and luhansk regions, nor anywhere else on the territory of ukraine, and the second fact , which the international court of the un must state that the russian federation... i illegally, applied the justification that it was a mystical genocide and committed an act of aggression against ukraine, that is, the un international court of justice can state that the russian

g 0. raleigh, north carolina. nearly $300000.00 members of order walker unions in the us and canada was running to go on strike. and the coming out of the united auto workers union says wage increase off is from the 2 biggest companies in the us. and also now a health officials in hawaii wanting to public about bad air quality as the callaway is volcano continues to erupt. health officials on the big island of hawaii asking taurus and visitors to stay away. all that set for me next inside story looks like what's behind the growing number of migrants arrivals in italy despite a government across the hollows. still noted that copying the hates across the middle east. at the moment we have got was the clear sky. so she could see a little bit of shadow track down towards the fall south of the red sea, and some showers up towards the caucasus. over the next couple of days, we'll see what a 2 showers also creeping the way into northern parts of iran. haven't the hot tub just pick up to around 40 full sales. as it does mean, the humidity goes down, but it also means lifted dust and sides. smal

lawsuit, since that is off to mike level will do 0 to nearly $300000.00 members of alter wellcare unions in the us and canada are threatening to go on strike in the coming out of the united auto workers union says the wage increase offers from the 2 biggest companies in the us on north enough. both sides all still locked in negotiations. now all sides don't reach an agreement. thousands of workers for 3 major companies could walk out on friday and planned strikes for the 1st time. the u. s. department of labor it says child labor violations from jumped by 70 percent in the past 5 years. not problem is west and agriculture sector. john 100 reports from raleigh in north carolina. at 14, vanessa flores hardly looks like a veteran agricultural worker, but she says she started labouring on a pig farm in north carolina when she was just 6 years old. working alongside her parents, she seemed fellow child workers get hurt as a dodge snakes and pigs for $450.00 for 3 months of summer work. it's not a good condition and you gotta walk through there and you gotta smell that. and you gotta see, you gotta get used to rat

of extremist elements in canada. there promote, in succession, isn't an insane violence against eating deployments, damage and diplomatic premises, and threatening the union community in canada. and there are places of worship. the next stuff, such forces with organized crime, drug syndicates, and human traffic and should be a concern for canada as well. it is essential for the 2 countries to cooperate in dealing with such threats with from florida as a foot a little bit in the sense that he says that the c canadian support for the focus on move on has become a means of civil in the way of truthful fluid there is nothing specific which is pretty good. recently, it's been building up over a period of time, essentially, uh, india's unhappiness with the manual and which canada is advertising in the us. concerns about you to the call us on the extreme is who are living or based in canada and the perception which india has that's canada has not been taking action in such circumstances. and recently, over the past few months, you know, things have gotten even more severe, like there was a lot of aid a few months ago with the indian prime minister in that i've d

ukrainian diaspora, it was very influential in ukraine, uh, after the collapse of the soviet union, it is very influential now in canadawell, because they control quite a large a set of votes, that is, an embarrassment in the canadian parliament, this is not an accidental misunderstanding, an event that shows that those who organized it believed that now this could be done, because, as it were, well, he was fighting the right enemy, who is now our enemy, therefore, no one in the ranks will remember what division he was in, but here the poles spoiled it, this shows how important these stories are for the poles. thank you, we talked with alexey miller. on thursday, the president of the unrecognized republic of nagorno- karabakh, artsakh, signed a decree on its self-liquidation. i can’t immediately think of any examples of an acute territorial conflict ending in such a routine and regulated manner. true, it seems that the first result will be the exodus of almost the entire armenian population, which in its own azerbaijan does not believe in the future, but this is unlikely to upset baku much. the territorial integrity of

were joined by an unprecedented number of countries, 26 member states of the european union, except for hungary, australia, canadanew zealand , norway, liechtenstein, great britain. misused the convention on the prohibition of genocide to attack ukraine, these hearings will continue for some time and we are carefully watching them, in your opinion, and what can they end up with? i think that the key is the formation and expansion of a coalition in support of ukraine, just the context condemnation of russian aggression has not only been given to the public, let's say, media space, but in specific final documents that the hague should be decisions, that is, yes, we hope for at least some intermediate decisions in which it was clearly recorded that the terrorist state was so influential at the beginning of the invasion of the full-scale invasion of this aggressive war, and it is also possible that the war criminals were punished. that is, it is such painstaking work that requires the maximum involvement of our partners as well as the direct acceleration of some processes so that we the results could already be seen

of misinformation coming from the uaw. remember, gm is offering a 20% wage hike to the union. and finally, you have ford. it has reached a tentative agreement, ford of canada a tentative agreement with the union up north of the border. now we see what happens with gm and stellantis. bottom line is this, guys, we are nowhere close to seeing a resolution to this disagreement over a contract between the uaw and the big three automakers. >> is there a scenario, phil, and how likely is it, oh of a nationwide strike against -- by the uaw against the automakers? right now, they seem to be targeted shutdowns of factories. >> reporter: it is possible, but they have already said that they plan on these strategic strikes. and the strategy here, tyler, is essentially them saying we want to keep the automakers guessing. we're not going to shut them all down at one time. we are, theoretically on friday at noon, we will hear about another two or three plants, where they have decided we're going to walk off the job there. doesn't shut down the entire company if you are gm or ford or stellantis, but it adds pressure. and that is what the uaw is looking to do here. >> econo

assassination was exchanged between the five-eyed villains of the intelligence union between the five countries of new zealand, america, australia, england, and canadaand this information was the basis of the canadian prime minister's statements . at the same time, the new york times went beyond this tacit admission. he went and announced that the plan of this accusation was officially handed over to canada by the us intelligence agencies following the suspicious murder of one of the indian separatist leaders on canadian soil in the last 3 months, justin trudeau. the canadian minister has repeatedly accused indian agents of being involved in this assassination and said that the indian government has a reason for this claim, but it has denied being involved in this assassination. we are going to talk to mr. hassan abdullam, our correspondent in india. mr. abdulmaleki. hello. good day. i am at your service. have a good time. mr. abdulmaleki . tell us about the latest state of relations between india and canada. what happened during this tense diplomatic week? diplomatic tension between india and canada started two weeks ago the height of these diploma

zelenskyi accepted credentials from the new ambassadors of estonia, france, slovenia, hungary, great britain, canada and the ambassador of the european unione solemn ceremony traditionally took place on the national territory. reserve sofia of kyiv. the head of state noted that he spoke separately with each of the diplomats about relations, support, common challenges and opportunities. they had time to hit the enemy projectile on the equestrian theater moved to lviv oblast, from luhansk oblast. our correspondents will tell how the animals adapt to their new home in drohobych. pure english blood. equestrian, there are no horses in the world faster than this breed. this is gorda, one of the ten animals in the herd of boris semivolos. the man gave almost 20 years of his life to horse work. in 2014, he opened a children's equestrian theater and riding school in creminia. the horse house was known and heard in luhansk region. we had a children's horse theater , i had more than 30 children there, we they went on tour, they came to us. many spectators, we gathered more than a thousand people for performances, both from kharkiv and from kyiv, peop

mike, hannah, i'll just sarah atlanta, nearly 300000 members of the auto workers union in canada and the united states have set a strike deadline to 1st day. us or the union chief says they are preparing to strike is towards with comic is deadlock, demanding a way to increase the inflation rate, intelligent team to his pulse, a 120 percent. the highest is being for 3 decades ahead of next month's presidential election. central bank says inflation could reach a 169 percent by the end of the tourism. pay reports from argentina is capital one is a of arguing time beef is considered to be among the best in the world, but it's become almost an affordable for many people. in argentina, it has gone up by an average of 35 percent in the past month. and they get on the shopping. the probably is a when a site is the people coming to us for the cheapest cuts, because that's where they can afford an old, i can give nothing is cheap, the situation is very complicated. so everyone, this lead to spiking prices came up to the government, evaluated the currency by around 20 percent. i can, tina is al

all the way towards the end of world war $2.19. canada was allied with the soviet union during the war of these, the all kind of 1st shows a show you are a sub hunted during his service for nazi germany, the proud visited alongside his fellow collaborators. he's openly admitted to his involvement in the s s division, which was set up by the invading nazi forces on soviet territory. we heard from the full, not german little makeup, most indulged on the. he said that in the attempt to demonize washer. and maybe you can conflicts western powers have to go to the actual history of the 20th century. there is a oh on this house and i'm just capital i is to the training and government, but the thing to study nice and forms and caused by cautious. and that's a lot of hushes cruising. your treatment is now the praying. societies of jeremy, each fi, mfc, 70 percent of people who are uh, trying to all the ranges through magic training and nationalism against the soviet union. so we can see that so the best of a light snow with the crane and they seem to and so nice as saying anything against the

know, of such absolute savagery, because it must be said that canadian citizens began to fight nazism a little earlier than the soviet ones, that is, if the soviet union began in 1941, then canadahe soviet union was an ally of hitler of germany, just for a moment, well, that 's all, that's all that was said. this is a set of, you know, fakes and false statements of russian propaganda, which has existed for quite some time, and i want to talk about it with volodymyr vyatrovych, historian, publicist, deputy of the verkhovna rada of ukraine. congratulations, volodymyr, let's first evaluate this story, it's obvious that it, well, it can't be called black and white, no, it's a little more complicated story, but it's certainly not what they're trying to do now present how you know, well, finally, here is some terrible nazi , the most unfortunate thing in this story is that there is nothing new here, that it was all already and it was not just somewhere in russia, it was not just somewhere in the world, it everything happened in canada, that is, it is clearly a repeat of what happened in canada in the 80s, when the soviet propaganda at that time threw all kinds of informational excuse

of ukraine during the war. great britain, france, estonia, canada, hungary, slovenia and the european union. i talked to all of them, they are determined to work with ukraine as productively as possible, and i am sure that this is the kind of work that is needed by all of us, everyone in the world, who wants to get closer. the end of the war, offensive actions continue on the bakhmut and melitopol directions and are exhausting the russians along the entire front line. according to the general staff of the zis, the ukrainian military repelled 10 enemy attacks in the last day. the russians stormed the marin direction more intensively, but without success. in total , the occupiers launched more than four dozen airstrikes. at the same time, the defense forces of ukraine shot down two reconnaissance drones and hit areas of concentration. of the russians, on foot for 2 km and under fire, the ukrainian military showed how they evacuated a wounded soldier under bakhmut, the video was published by the third assault brigade of the armed forces of ukraine. the wounded man was given first aid, tourniquet

chains will be in the center of attention, and today , the european union, australia, singapore china, indonesia, malaysia, morocco, saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, canada and the united states are using different areas of artificial intelligence in customs processes or processes that require constant communication with other organizations , the world customs organization and the world trade organization. absence or limited use is described as artificial in other countries, lack of expertise, high cost, they did not welcome, lack of infrastructure , lack of data communication path between customs and supply chain , lack of national strategy, lack of trust in big data sharing, lack of legal and legal systems. and it is placed among the domestic regulatory systems with similar systems in the international scope. there is a limited use of artificial intelligence technology in the customs process. the detection devices or the x-ray devices that are currently being used in the country's customs are one of the cases. which is consistent with the topic of artificial intelligence, other than the comprehensive customs system that is based on information technolo

of attention. today , the european union, australia, singapore, china indonesia, malaysia, morocco, saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, canada, guatemala, peru, and the united states are using different areas of artificial intelligence in customs processes or processes that require constant communication with other organizations, the world customs organization and the world trade organization. it is limited, the state of artificial intelligence in other countries is described as such, there is no expertise, high cost, they are not welcomed, there is no infrastructure , there is no data communication path between customs and the supply chain , there is no national strategy, there is no trust towards the sharing of big data, there is no legal and legal systems and systems in this regard , iran is included in the group of countries that have a limited use of artificial intelligence technology in the customs process. are placed is one of the cases that is compatible with the topic of artificial intelligence, other than the comprehensive customs system that is based on information technology or the other option close to this new

of world war 2. in 1944, canada was allied with the soviet union during the war. these all kinds of photos show younger slab hung good during his service with nazi germany, as he probably stood alongside his fellow collaborates as he's actually admitted to his involvement and the subdivision which was sets up by the invading nazi forces on soviet territory. we spoke with human rights lawyer down cuz i like he said, he's western powers of being white and washing the nazis for quite some time. and this trend is currently gaining momentum. what you're saying is what we call revisionist history, right? so yes, the u. s. u k and the soviet union were allied against nazi germany. and together they defeated nazi germany. the truth is the soviet union did the lion's share of the dying in the line chair of the killing. right, the, the so it's lost at least 27000000 people fighting the nazis, the number you actually that i've seen is now increased about 34000000 lost and about 80 to 85 percent of the germans who were killed in world war 2 were killed on the eastern front by

the century of the five permanent members of the security council; another group is the so-called consensus unions, which includes argentina italy spain canadapakistan as well as china and indonesia as observers proposes to increase the composition of the un security council to 26 members, but to maintain the status of five , permanent by design, the remaining 20 are temporary members from africa, asia, latin america and the caribbean, western and eastern europe will have to be elected by the general assembly for a period of 2 years. there is also a group of l-69 from thirty-two developing countries in africa, latin america and the caribbean, asia and the pacific. they propose to grant permanent membership to all regions. along with this, the association requires rotation in the council of small islands. states that make up the fifth some of the un member states, representatives of the prc, claim that membership in the security council is not balanced between north and south . beijing calls for inviting the countries of asia, africa, latin america and the arab world to participate, and russia advocates expanding the un security council to in

wednesday after a boat capsized near land produce island. nearly 300000 members of auto worker unions in the us and canada, or threatening to go on strike from midnight on thursday. the united auto workers union says wage increase offers from the 2 biggest car companies in the us or not enough. both sides are still locked in negotiations. we do not yet have offers on the table that reflect the sacrifice and contributions are members of made to these companies. to when we're likely going to have to take action. and just as we've approached our negotiations differently than we have in the past, we're preparing to strike these companies in a way they've never seen before. the convicted killer, who escaped from the us present nearly 2 weeks ago, has been quotes while he was resting in the woods. a plane fitted with a thermal imaging camera picked up the zillow kind of the companies he'd signal. you tried to get away from police after being surrounded, but he was subdued by a police dog. couple of count, they scaled a wall to escape from the jail in pennsylvania. he had been in prison so faithfully stabbing hi

of world war 2. that was in 1944, i'll just from mind to canada was allied with the soviet union during the war. of these all kinds photos show hung culture in his office to nazi germany. proud this down to the wrong side. his fellow club rates has and he's only been shy of his not see some of the fees openly admitting to his involvement in the assess division, which will set top by the invading german forces on the circuit tower trade or pm 2 days off the slate to issued a statement, a note saying about the parliament speaker apologize, unaccepted full responsibility for inviting him for his part done cuz alex of the in the but, and human rights lateral. so he more is the world war 2 history is now being reverted. what you're saying is what we call revisionist history, right? so yes, the u. s. u k, and the soviet union were allied against nazi germany. and together they defeated nazi germany. the truth is the soviet union did the lion's share of the dying in the line chair of the killing, right the, the so it's lost at least 27000000 people fighting the nazis, the number you actually, that i've

know, as we know, right after world war 2, it was a, you know, the soviet union being allies with the us and canada was a marriage of convenience. once the war ended, they went back to their previous positions of enmity. actually gotten much worse. so the late forty's, early 19 fifties, that was the time when countries like canada, like the u. s. wanted to have anti communist elements in their country. and these men, of course, were fleeing the soviet union. and i, we have to keep saying ukraine was part of the soviet union. that's the people are trying to erase that reality. of course, they couldn't stay in their country having to have been on the losing side. so they were welcome to british. we're also involved in getting some of these folks out of europe and to the us to um, actually to kind of of us had more stringent requirements. it was a little more difficult. so canada was also taking them on behalf of the us. and this is something that has to be faced by canadian stop lying about it. you can say it was a mistake. you can say you wish you hadn't done it, but don't pretend you didn't do it at all. but it's ov

tells lawsuit. 1 since that is off to mike level will do 0. nearly 300000 members of all the unions in the us and canada are threatening to go on strike from midnight on thursday. the united auto workers union says a wage increase offers from the 2 biggest companies in the us. on north enough. both sides are still locked in negotiations with an unskilled walker shortage across the united states. the department of labor says that child labor violations have jumped by 70 percent in the past 5 years. the problem is west and the agriculture sector. john 100 reports from raleigh in north carolina, are at 14, vanessa flores hardly looks like a veteran agricultural worker. but she says she started labouring on a pig farm in north carolina when she was just 6 years old, working alongside her parents, she seemed fellow, child workers get hurt as a dodge snakes and pigs for 400 $50.00 for 3 months of summer work. it's not a good condition, and you gotta walk through there and you gotta smell that. and you gotta see, you gotta get used to rats going through your feet. because it's, you just gotta walk and you just

once-weekly mounjaro. >>> welcome back to all of you watching here in the united states, canada and all around the world. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> striking unionrs were out in front of three plants saturday as the walkout against three top u.s. automakers stretched into the weekend, now some drivers passing by the ford plant in wayne, michigan, honked their horns in apparent solidarity as the picketers waved signs. talks resumed and uaw called the talks with ford quote reasonably productive. but the two sides are far apart on wage increase and enhanced benefits. >> working for somebody who's tpp, you're making $10 less than me we're doing the same job, so i don't think that's fair, i think we need to be on an equal path whether you have to work two years to get there or four years to get there. >> reporter: what would you be your message to your union leaders at that bargaining table today? >>. >> just keep fighting for what's right and don't back down and settle for less. they have it. they have it. they can give it to us. >> donald trump weighed in on the strike as well, he blasted the head of the united autoworkers and he said the union was

of independence. a few years before the constitution is ratified. he says we shall form to the american union a barrier against the dangers of the british province of canada. we will add to the empire of liberty and extensive and fertile country thereby converting dangerous enemies into valuable friends. even during the time of the articles of confederation, jefferson is sending letters to various people to formulate this empire of liberty he had in mind. jefferson was a child of the enlightenment. he knew the significance of enlightenment through exploration. that people on the ground have seen things, writing them down and recording those would be very valuable for science. his attempts to explore what became the united states are legendary. these are three of the attempts he made. the first was to george rogers clark in that letter we just read. he was a military soldier through campaigns during the american revolution. he said he wanted him to lead this expedition. clark replied he was not in very good health. if you decided to do it in the future he should think about asking his little brother, william. he eventually joins the lewis and clark expedit

of indian union. and both of the and the, and the indian conflicts considered general's in, in, in the canada after the murder of the gentlemen uh, but nothing was done to stop this. if you go back on father in 1982 rejected the expedition request of india of a missed about a month with a wanted catalyst, who then grew up in 1985. did india plan and we see 150 people died. so there's a long history off of, of, uh, collaboration cannot even thought of the issue of uh, the canadian government, especially to those body. all the seats, categories operating from the saw. you know, the point is that about 700000 seat does a love seat di support i in canada, they have become a very important element in canadian politics and i will send the adjusted intruder . i have them, i don't have a government dependent on a sick body on 19 sick legislators involvement if they withdraw support from him is government falls. now it is well known that when you have a domestic trouble, then you look, for example, on an adventure for distracted attention. it, it, things of just intruder have gone down. dramatic and deliberatel

vehicles now, kate, we heard in canada from the union representatives for autoworkers from the victory based in canada now. the next decade will be such a transition. what kind of commitments can companies make during that transition? kate: we have seen many different industries having to go through this due to climate, due to technological change. these are tough issues. the thing about having a union involved is that the union is able to bargain over the effects and make sure the changes are done in a way that is at least unsettling for the workers. also the electric vehicle industry has other issues for workers, major concerns about health and safety. the batteries are very combustible. there are concerns there are not enough safety protections. it is both figuring out what to do for workers to make sure they are transferred and have opportunities for good jobs and that the workers working in the industry are protected from health and safety issues. matt: i wonder about amanda. i think a lot of people and get on board with in -- increased pay, considering they took a week deal in order to support the companies and now the companies have done incredibly well

is a group of twenty today , 19 countries and the european union have the status of permanent members. these are argentina australia brazil great britain germany india indonesia italy canada china mexico russia saudi arabia usa turkey france south korea and japan in the g20 countries they account for 2/3 of the world population, 2/3 of world trade and 85% of the world's gross national product was originally collected by finance ministers and bank executives, but since 2008, during the financial crisis, the status of the twenty has risen to heads of state and government from outside. it was more like an emergency meeting. the first anti-crisis summit was held in november 2008 in washington, the next in april 2009 in london and in september, the twenty gathered in pittsburgh, the preparation and development of the agreement is carried out by the so-called sherpa, the trustee of the country of the chairman decision are adopted by consensus, but do not have mandatory force and are subject to approval in the international monetary fund, the world bank and other financial and economic organizations. initially, the activities of the g20 were limited to the economy. but over time

canada. that's when a contract between ford and a union representing 5,600 canadian auto workers is set to expire. unifor has warned that the likelihood ofwith every passing hour. the car maker could face a strike in canada if no they are asking for better pay and an improved pension system. now let's focus on electric vehicles — because while china may hog the headlines when it comes to evs, there's one other country looking to lead the field — that's indonesia. one of the south east asian nation's most powerful family conglomerates with big interests in mining, oil, and gas is looking to get in on the act by electrifying jakarta's public bus system. our asia business correspondent nick marsh caught up with anindya bakrie, chief executive of bakrie and brothers, on a recent visit to singapore. ja ka rta jakarta alone has about 10,000 buses, which is quite a lot of number, especially compared to other cities in the world, including for example london. but for us, to start with the first batch of buses, about 52 of them, has already made a significant impact. but we want to go from 52 buses to, later on, 10,000 buses. and jakarta is very

you mentioned, there are also some countries of the european union, there are also japan, there are other uh, well, with jose 's countries, that is , canadae other countries. the kingdom of saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, which also helped ukraine , that is, in principle, i think that there will be a significant problem in collecting these funds, the main thing is to use them transparently and to enter into a dialogue with the countries that provide us with funds, especially with democracies, their governments report to citizens that they control the use of these funds that they are really aimed at maintaining the economy of ukraine and preventing it 42 billion is not guaranteed, that is, the partners have undertaken obligations, but there is still no guarantee that we will receive these funds, although we are already entering the budget process, do you see any threats in this regard, i do not think that there are some significant threats because, you know, after all, we are talking to democracies that have their own processes, any agreement takes time, because there is, let’s say , ideological support for ukraine and an understan

of asks in. >> certainly. we actually don't know what the demands are. we have asked both the union and ford what the demands are in canadat really revealing what they're asking for, but we have heard that it is along the same lines, higher wages, better benefits, sort of the same thing in the same vein as what the uaw here is asking. no specifics just yet. >> understood, vanessa yurkevich live in wayne, michigan, thank you so much. >>> thanks, 12 days and 18 hours to go until a potential government shutdown. the big question as it always is in these moments, is congress any closer to a deal, there were rumblings of a house agreement last night, after an international call between the conference members, that deal appears to be dead on arrival. meanwhile, the house also tried to pass a stand alone defense spending bill. it was paused last week before it made it to the floor. kevin mccarthy is trying to stand up to hard line republicans saying it's getting a vote either way. >> we'll bring it to the floor, win or lose and show the american public who's for the department of defense, who's for military, who's for giving the

joined the process, and this is unprecedented case, all the countries of the european union, except hungary, as well as britain , canadalia, etc., decided to support ukraine in this case. well, we will follow in the next issues, we will tell more later. thank you, olena. editions, thank you, the us president will be able to offer to expand the composition of the un security council in order to weaken the influence of russia and china, the telegraph writes about this , referring to a conversation with the spokesman of the white house on national security issues, john kirby that they can invite new permanent members, in particular india, brazil, germany and japan, and the south african republic, so that, as kirby put it, the architecture of the un security council is more inclusive and comprehensive . answered, i will add that britain, which is a permanent member of the security council, has already expressed support for such actions. well, they promised to support the corresponding decision in the european union, as reported high representative of the eu jozep forel well, i will remind you that from today the next meeti

mike, hannah, i'll just sierra atlanta, nearly 300000 members of all the work or unions in the us and canada, or threatening to go on strike from midnight on thursday. the united auto workers union says wage increase offers from the 2 biggest car companies in the us are not enough. both sides are still locked in negotiations. we do not yet have offers on the table that reflect the sacrifice and contributions are members of made to these companies to when we're likely going to have to take action. and just as we've approach star negotiations differently than we have in the past, we are preparing to strike these companies in a way they've never seen before. and a trial of brazil's so called january 8th insurrection is got underway in the capital. on wednesday, 11 justices of the supreme court have begun hearing testimony. former presidents, they are both scenarios. supporters stormed government offices earlier this year, a calling from military over throw after his election defeats nearly 1500 people were arrested on the day of the riots. many have since been released. the headlines on alice's

i'm having such a difficult time getting my head around this story because canada was an ally of the soviet union in world war 2. they full the nazis together. and now we have kind of that here, glorifying and not as a collaborator, as it hosted presidents lensky, who's jewish. you to explain what's going on for me, please. well, 1st of all, to just hear the story makes me furious. i mean, but what you're saying is what we call revisionist history, right? so yes, the u. s. u k, and the soviet union were allied against nazi germany. and together they defeated nazi germany. though the truth is, the soviet union did the lion's share of the dying and the line share the killing. right the, the soviets, last at least 27000000 people fighting denazi's. the number you actually, that i've seen is now increased about 34000000. lost and about 80 to 85 percent of the germans who were killed in world war 2 were killed on the eastern front by the soviets. but that history is now being denied. we are now being slowly led to believe that somehow the west was on the side of germany against the soviet union by all

one time canada, in agreement with the united states of america , massively exported nazi criminals so that they would avoid punishment and in order to later use them against the soviet unionrn democracy must always resist nazism, but this is not entirely true, because both liberalism and nazism are tools for western democracy and the ideology of western democracy is the dominance of the west in the world. what tool to achieve this is, as historical conditions are laid out, we forget that in the thirties hitler and mussolini were extremely popular politicians back in the west, which were the highest officials. the west shook their hands and said that yes, of course, there are some costs, but overall they are so charismatic leaders, real leaders of their nations who are restoring them after a severe crisis. they hoped that he would be able to push the nazis away. the state with the soviet union, when hitler suddenly abruptly changed plans, violated their own plans, attacked france and great britain, then only after that he turned into a world evil, but already we remember that in 43 immediately and not immediately, but in forty-three forty in the fourth year they were alrea

i've seen posters calling for the assassination of indian diplomats in canada, and we've seen that security has been increased on union high commission in ottawa and consul general across canada. and so it is, it's a very serious issue that has been pulled out over the last number of months and this, this killing back you in the spring summer. again, focused attention even back then without this was of this other noise coming into into question. so it is a, it's a live question, and it's also a to steve's point is a political issue because in parts of canada, you know, with the 3 regional vancouver, there's 4 or 5 seats which go back and forth between liberals and democrats and conservatives. and it's probably, you know, $8.00 to $15.00 seats in the greater toronto, we're area that again, slip around and mr. crudo hasn't been already government. he has the support of the new democrats on this for his is minority government. and as a result, these are very politically important feeds because if there's, you know, 15 to 20 seats that are, have a sizable south asian or see populations that can make the difference between