deter russia from launching nuclear weapons the kremlin, as accused him of calling for nuclear war, valez and moscow with the latest reaction from the kremlin. very strong statements by foreign minister law for all in reaction to the statements by president followed the military sky about those empty fights, even though he did not give details about the nature of those products. he did not say they should be nuclear price. russians are very angry and the foreign minister basically said russia cannot remain silent on repetitive and increasingly dangerous at times by zelinski and ukrainian lead us to create the conditions for a possible nuclear war in the region. russia is totally against this kind of rhetoric. and interestingly, russia also is very angry with many other things. so the nuclear is just one of many things that they are complaining about and talking about during the last couple of days, including foreign phones the, the demands by this key to acquire long range, ballistic missile of stuff can psych inside russia or in crimea, for instance, for russians, this is tantamount to a

i'm joined now by maria and mini it's valez dale almeida, she's a professor of political science at the university of sel. paolo, it's good to have you on the program. the most recent polls give lula a slight lead over bull sonata. it's not a big one though. how close is this election going to be on sunday? very close. oh, pose a shows since the, the end of the 1st ballot shows that blue lays the front runner. but the difference, hey, is something between 5 points or 7 points. so it's new, it's a, it will be a tight competition. and what is, what is being contested here. mueller and both an arrow. is this a context of the 2 policies that these men represent? or is this a contrast of what these 2 men represent? i think it's more a den. i dispute about policies. he says, dispute aysa contest about democracy. not this, not a competition between the last thing in the right wing that can to date both so not always a. ready stream right back to this politician. that doesn't value democracy. and on the other side today, a lula represents a broad coalition. then he's own a left tweak part he. h

i'm joined now by maria in many it's valez dale almeida, she's a professor of political science at the university of sel. paolo, it's good to have you on the program. the most recent polls give lula a slight lead over bull sonata. it's not a big one though. how close is this election going to be on sunday? very close. oh, post a shows since the, the end of the 1st ballot shows that blue lays the front runner. but the difference is something i between yeah, 5 points or 7 points. so it, it will be a tight competition. and what is what is being contested here? mueller. and both an arrow is this a context of the 2 policies that these men represent, or is this a contest of what these 2 men represent? i seen that small at down i. i dispute about policies. he says, dispute is a contest about democracy. this not a competition between the left wing and the right wing that candidate both so not always a stream right back to this politician. that doesn't value democracy. and on the other side, today, a law law represents a broad coalition. then he's own a left tweak part. he represents a broad po

and here in north dakota, there's nothing really to coach valez. so they want for people putting in their own net metering systems are just not friendly. we're not open to it. and again, i think it might be a little bit of lack of knowledge is lack of education. but then the, the electric generating companies like distribution companies because pretty much lobby against the 2 such very cody, 2 bears believes that there is not much time left. and it's critical for the west to finally shift to cleaner renewable resources. what we say in our language, to my mother, her soul, and why? because every single day we're affecting our, our mothers were harming our mother, our cultural ways. and why i understand and realize that being their regional care caretakers of the land. we know how to give back a lot of people i have so many years. but nobody is ever learn how to use a native american brought to the table in this country. to start today, start giving back with the current energy crisis. the renewable energy industry hopes to become a bigger part of th

region bordering ukraine. ukraine is denied responsibility for several attacks carried out there by mid valez more from moscow. we know that airports in that area are closed, have been closed for some time. now we know that lots of facilities have been affected. and if you days ago, only the showing was on a, an oil deport. and also a power station there at thermal power plant caused a lot of damage. the civilians have been asked also to leave that area during the last several months. but now it is getting worse and worse as days. goals go by and as the ukrainian military push comes closer to the border, that town is only 40 kilometers away from the border with ukraine before the annexation. and also it is one hour drive from the 2nd largest city of khaki, which is still under ukraine. control, so it is in the range of both artillery and also helicopter of times helicopter ukrainian helicopters were used to, to, to raid on that city. so that the russians at the same time. but they are trying to take more territory within ukraine in 5. gotcha. this is seen very particularly as a very bad situa

busy valez international law. however, i'm sort of the invasion game of the time when already changed. los alton or we have been feeling the they got the consequences of the greasy. gotcha crises that fall the invasion necessary to the problem. and now it is not easy with the government to blame the wall. busy busy i have to leave here. thank you so much for joining us. so there's a lot of people calling to stop the people really making their misleading moment. midway that many people in europe now are raising the high prices and the high in the nation, especially the energy prices. they're all right, so thank you so much. the fasten reporting from a rally in prague. turkey is, parliament is debating a controversial media bill proposed by the governing act party and it's nationalist allies, the proposed law as intended to combine what it support is called dis information. but others say we used to crack down on journalists said of coursework. lou has more from a stumble unit genetic design economic stand. you tour

it is the hamas is on the ha valez. they are the ones that decide where we are going to be. and if we forget who we need to work with, what our interests are and how to best support our principles and values and our alliances and partnerships, we give the advantage to them. they will decide where we go in the future. that's really not what we want, but it is the appropriate long term view. what alleys she hobby saudi commentator and authored. daniel pluck a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute. i really appreciate you both being with us today. thank you. thanks steve. so what's the bottom line? we're living in a time when the world's tectonic plates are shifting and just like those plates under our feet. the ones that move and cause earthquakes in tsunamis and volcanoes above ground, global power is moving and shifting right before our eyes. the same forces that kind of sorta kept the world together in the last century are just slipping away. u . s. power in the world is receding on a relative basis in both america's adversaries and its allies. feel the change.

robin valez, more on this from moscow. the morrow, the, the senate, which is here called the, the federal council will also roger fi this, these treaties. and that is an amendment to the constitution, essentially by this amendment to russia will not have $809.00 entities, the makeup of its federation, including the 2 republic something. yes. can the hans and also the 2 regions of her son, and that's what he's here. they're already talking about the border, which is going to be traced for new guns and perhaps on the spokesman of the company and said the board will be the same as thought of 2014. when those 2 some fir declared. the republic, sir, announced independence secession from ukraine. with regards to a harrison ends up patricia, he said there will be consultations with the people in those regions. we understand that the russia doesn't control or both territories right now and even losing ground there. so, i mean, it will be a very difficult battle going on for the russians to, to reach the boarded up. they are talkin

land and the constitution obliges every russian to, to, to defend the national territory. mohammed valez in moscow, thanks by that ukrainian forces have achieved a significant breakthrough in the south. they've pushed through russian defenses and advanced along the the pro river cave released this video, showing soldiers in a newly be taken village. the games could threaten supply lines to thousands of russian troops. she wouldn't have her dog's nose today. the offensive movement of our army and defenders continued their new liberated settlements and several regions. blue piers fighting continues in many areas on the front line, but more and more occupy as are trying to escape the enemy. army is suffering more and more losses. and there is a growing understanding that russia made a mistake by starting the war against ukraine. in the eastern donnette screeching ukrainian forces a clearing the streets of lee man. they took the retook leave on last week. forties of russian and ukrainian troops lining the roads. after intense fighting, then let's go live now to your client's capital. keep us

all right, thanks so much for ha, valez, bring in for them. causality jones's life from his stumble. so it's not 1st of all, some on that issue. how are turkish officials reacting to russian suggestions of a gas hub inter kia while saw me? as my colleague also stated, a russian president vladimir putin has been saying there since yesterday. he spoke at an energy summit yesterday. and so far we haven't heard anything from the turkish officials, dad, but of course we don't know what is spoken behind the close or the especially for instance out there is a press conference to leaders, spoke for one and a half hour. true kid is already an energy transmitting center. it transfers energy from east to west. and this is one of turkey's great plans is to be a major hub for you. and there are already pipelines that are transferring different gas and oil from different companies. but of course, this is a very delicate issue for tricky because we are talking about a new system that is going to provide brushing gas to the european countries. and the tension between the west and russia is on the ri

they've come on the strain of the saga. valez government struck a security packed with china in april. the agreement raised concerns for both australia and the us. sarah clark has more on the talks. she's in brisbin. honestly, it's like a bar. i did it to a strike has been preaching, but is considered significant. the 2 countries he'll buy, let's, we'll talk in camera, me growing tensions after our side, a security packed. we paging that security deal triggered concerns from countries like a trailer. the basing would set up a military presence in the region. the civic nation says that's not the type that relationship with china continues to strengthen, challenging traditional partnership between the honor nation and the us as well as history. on the agenda, the talk in canada with key issues like climate change, defense, security, and humanitarian. the most importantly, this is a public show of unity and a chance for struggle to reaffirm its commitment not just money, but also the pacific nation. the talk come just days after the united states and 14 pacific on a nation issued a joint

robin valez more from moscow . we know that the airport in that area are closed, have been closed for some time. now we know that lots of facilities have been affected. and if you days ago, only the showing was on a, an oil deport. and also a power station. their power plant caused a lot of damage, their civilians. how being asked also to leave that area during the last several months, but now it is getting worse and worse as days. goals go by and as the ukrainian military push comes closer to the border, the town is only 40 kilometers away from the border if you clean before the annexation. and also it is one hour drive from the 2nd largest city of khaki, which is still under ukraine. control, so it is in the range of both artillery and also helicopter of times helicopters, ukrainian helicopters where used to, to, to raid on that city. so the russians at the same time that they are trying to take more territory within ukraine. here in fi dosher, this is seen very particularly as a, a very bad situation in terms of