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ah ah, this is t w. news alive from berlin at the un climate conference host country. egypt tells delegates to rise to the occasion. despite an extra day of talk, there's still no sign of a deal to curb global warming at issue how to compensate those countries already bearing the brunt of climate change. ukrainians confront the dark and cold aftermath of a week of russian air strikes. keep says, nearly half the nation's power grid has been knocked offline and one in 5 ukrainians is now without electricity. and in sports fif as president, responds to critics of the upcoming world cup in cato, accusing the west of hypocrisy, ah and a warm welcome to our viewers around the world. i'm michael. ok. you, when climate talks are dragging on past their deadline, as world leaders wrangle over how to blunt the impact of a warming planet? the big sticking point is the establishment of a fun to provide cash to vulnerable nations. the e u is backing the proposal, but divisions remain over who should interview and who would benefit. lack of progress has left some participants wondering if there was any po

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t w's, tim schellenberg, add the human climate summit in egypt. thank you so much. let's get a check now some of the other stories making news around the world in malaysia balance are still being counted from saturday in general election opposition leader on where abraham says his coalition has enough support to form the next government . but ex premier medina seen has made the same claim. official results so far, so the 2 blocks running neck and neck, with neither on track for a clear majority. british prime minister richie sooner has met with ukraine's president one. i'm years lensky and his 1st trip to kiff since taking office soon act vowed that the u. k. would continue to stand by ukraine announcing a new 57000000 euro. eric defense package. well in ukraine, crowds have greeted the 1st train carrying passengers to the southern city of their song a week after it was liberated from russian occupiers. there is plenty of joy and relief among those returning, but the danger is not over yet. ukrainians still face harsh conditions including widespread power outages as

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we will have go to the w t o in, in visits. retaliatory measures the move called b inflation reduction act creates tax preferences for american green companies, giving them tax credits for components produced in the u. s. factory and learning potential investors and businesses away from europe. but it's not the only us clean energy firms that could stand to benefit from the global crisis is also fossil fuel firm. so let's take a look at the income of the u. s. oil producers, which benefits for prices with over $200000000000.00 profited after the war and ukraine, or rusted, and massive sanctions were imposed on russia. now this is twice then comparing to the earning of the same period last year, according to experts is through the record breaking cash flow for the oil firms that we are seeing here and the e u concerns are not unfounded as the u. s. subsidizes and as high incomes create better living and business conditions in america. now, as you can see here on this screen, natural gas prices in the european union are over 4 times higher than in the united states. and electricity price

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jay or boston auto actually asked the w t o to allow his country to continue trading fertilizer with russia, which is needed for soybean production in brazil, outside of the block, russia has found allies in venezuela and nicaragua. meanwhile, china is all ready. the continents taught trading partner in 2019 chinese investments in the continent exceeded $13000000000.00 and the trade between the l. a. c zone that is the latin american and caribbean with china topped 300000000000. so already 18 of 33 latin countries have signed up to be part of china's belt and road initiative. but south com seems to find this growing relationship with china. quite disturbing and paints a nefarious picture about beijing. the intention and here to discuss the number of business deals happening below the equator, is juan ricardo ortega. he's an economist and has worked for a number of colombian government agencies and international banks. one, thank you so much for being with us. first, let's talk about south con, the u. s. military's command overseeing south america, finding that russia and china is rel

or we will have go to the w t o in, in visits, retaliatory measures the move which is called the inflation reduction. i create the tax preferences for green american companies, giving them significant investments with tens of billions of dollars, as well as tax credits for components produced in us factories, which could lower potential investors and businesses away from europe. but it's not only the u. s. clean energy firms that could start to benefit from the global crisis is also fossil fuel firms. let's take a closer look at the profits of us oil producers who benefited from sewing prices. they made over $200000000000.00 since the start of the war and ukraine. and of course, the insuring sanctions against russia. now this was twice the amount compared to the same period last year. and according to experts, the cash flow is a record breaking amounts for the oil firms. and the use concerns are not unfounded . as the u. s. government subsidies on the firms high earnings creates better conditions for doing business in the u. s. as you can see on the screen here, not full gas prices in the

and i'm ethan and the w. t. a world trade organization to, to strong arm and keep africa beholden under the, some of new colonialism. china on the other hand. and people could argue that it's doing it for its own political reasons. but it does, it really doesn't matter. the point is, it's not gangster tactics and it gives the african countries in africa, of african countries and alternative to the, to new colonialism and leverage to, to, to be equal, more, more equal players on the world stage. so the african union, as long as this is trying to recognize any legitimacy, an african union really being comprised of the leadership of the various countries and dominated by what is referred to as the commodore classes. as long as it thinks that the western powers have any legitimate role to play in the african continent, it will not be able to bring any balance in push between the 2 leaders in nor out of really think it really should be. i don't think that should be the mission to bring about. i think they should be t

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and also joining w t o, for example, which by the way, for the subsequent rapid economic trends formation of china, g has left a very deep fingerprint political system in china young on the chinese military as well as all how china need to open up and continue you can make an political response is a great loss to the chinese nation. i see what happens in 1989 be abroad, the positions and opportunities to him because he was really a very well qualified of that critical moment. and the subsequent years of his leadership also proved that his lives decision was a correct decision of the chinese communist party, while the military and for the whole nation as a whole. and i think the human side is also very important for his leadership and theory. his leadership, china was really a very happy period of time. everyone was improving their living standards of china relations where the rest of the world, especially when the western countries will improve significantly. and chinese government is wanting protestors of a crackdown as it faces the biggest demonstrations in decades. unrest has now been

or we will have go to the w t o and in visits. retaliatory measures the move called the inflation reduction act, create tax preferences for american green companies, giving them significant investments worth tens of billions of dollars, as well as tax credits for components produced in u. s. factories which could learn potential investors and businesses away from europe. but it's not only the u. s. clean energy firms that could stand to benefit from the global crisis. it's also the fossil fuel firms. so let's take a closer look at the profits of us oil producers who benefited from soaring prices and making over $200000000000.00 since the start of the war and ukraine and the ensuing sanctions on russia. this is twice the amount compared to the same period last year, according to experts. the cash flow is a record breaking them out for the oil firms. now the ease concerns are not unfounded. as the u. s. government subsidies in firms higher earnings create better conditions for doing business in the us. and as you can see on this screen, natural gas prices in the european union ur over 4 times

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t w's in his poll. there with the latest from washington is as always, think you're watching the day. we have more coming up, including this. ah, the successful launch of mans is, are to miss wrong. it towards the moon will take a look at the and crude mission and how it's a crucial test for analysis artemus program that aims to put astronauts back on the lunar surface. nato and poland had said that a missile strike, that struck polish territory on tuesday, was likely fired by ukraine. in self defense, 2 people were killed when the missile exploded in a village near poland border with ukraine. the incident came on the same day that russia bombarded ukraine with scores of missiles targeting cities and infrastructure across the country. mangled fan vehicles lie in the huge price had caused by tuesday, blast a long way from the front lines of russia's invasion of ukraine. this conflict now arriving at a grain factory just 3 miles across poland border to day investigate as combed the wreckage with paul's we