here in the western hemisphere, but in the caribbean, in the main state of antigua and barbuda, on the one hand , a ceremony was held at which charles iii was proclaimed head of state in the presence of the british governor general, who represents the crown. actually, such ceremonies have now taken place a lot more, where, for understanding, in addition to the united kingdom itself, charles iii inherited the throne in 14 more states , the majority, just in the western hemisphere from above down. canada bahamas fought and odds. lucy saint grenadines grenada senque cineris and we have already designated the states of antigua and arbuda. how does it work the year 2017, then still the prince of cha? it lands on antigua, the flags at the airport are raised of this state itself and not the british national, but the royal standard, that is, the state is independent, but the head of state is an overseas monarch and today the prime minister of this country, and you remember him, he gave an interview to the news on the margins of one from st. petersburg economic forums spoke about the desire to

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in general , there are more and more sergeils to lead from the western hemisphere.on in st. petersburg there, the bringing of the relics of the holy right-believing prince alexander nevsky is answered, he will be considered as the heavenly patron of the city of sweden, in which 30,000 people participated, our own correspondent dmitry akimov saw. early morning is a working day, but in the kazan cathedral there is nowhere for an apple to fall. . how many people the lord says, two or three of me gathered there in my name and i am among them even more people on kazanskaya street. here already by 10:00 in the morning they start harukvinites line up no less than 100 people. on each side of the road, the tradition of holding religious processions in st. petersburg has existed since 2013, however, the last 2 years due to the pandemic. they were not held, so today, of course, is a special day for all the orthodox in the northern capital. i am so glad that our petersburg tradition is being restored and we are again going to the local course. and that's how not to believe the

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reports; here, through various channels, money comes to them from their like-minded people in the western hemisphere on churches are gradually turning into tribunes of militant nationalism. and hatred of the russian people became the eleventh commandment. so atheist galan is already in his other watering with a cross or a knife, and the influence of unianism on spiritual life follows. golytsye roman supported the priest talking about the church clerk, who was one of these ideologues. uh, this termination of the union of the return of greek catholics to the russian orthodox church and who, by the way, was killed by banderas even before the golan. this quality was. as a defining writer both in public and private life, he sincerely denounced the nationalists, but at the same time he was also sincerely perplexed. why did the ukrainian language disappear in lviv he had become in every respect a stranger among his later years. his life has been marred by threats from enemies and misunderstandings from his comrades and colleagues, to be honest the film, uh, and of course we will see that they will kill him

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even in his presence, most of the heads of the military departments of the countries of the western hemisphere 21, abandoned the idea of ​​the us to judge russia sharply because of ukraine a. brazil but also, by the way, argentina all made a reservation. this may be the subject of the birth of the forum, or another example. well, just like they lied, the americans convinced the president there was a sonar so that he would not fly to putin, but he would fly, then agreed on the supply of russian fertilizers. and now koti don's eyes already in september, brazil can get diesel fuel from russia. and also, probably, many will now remember lulu, the founder of brix and the penultimate president of brazil, who has now come forward again. this year, a secret made a lot of noise in an interview with an american magazine, in which he said this about zelensky. he wanted war, if he didn’t want it, he would have to continue negotiations. sometimes i look like the president of ukraine speaks on television he is applauded he breaks a standing ovation in parliament. i don’t know the president of ukraine, but h

in asia, we have japan and how does predominant be in the western hemisphere. but unfortunately, united nation doesn't have tools to, you know, to somehow impose its will on the united states, which is the most powerful country in the world. we, what we can go back to the fact that unit had in the united states invaded iraq. even though the coffee and was against that. so whenever we hear about the you and charter, the russia should come, why would you in charge that we should, you know, i was so how many times united states has broken the united charter un chapa so sorry. so, so this is a double standard, i mean, you can, you know, require from other countries to comply with you and chart the, although they require, but not applying the same rules and laws see also, and this is what, what, what the united states is doing. we've been hearing about this multi polar world or more democratic governance for quite some time. but it's one thing to aspire to something. it's quite another thing you actually practice is do you see any signs around the world that the cou

the information that we have, that we understand about seizures in the western hemisphere, can be sent to the chinese so that they can take action on it. the second part of that is, and something we have clearly communicated to the chinese, and you mentioned in your opening statement. i think you brought up a important point. three simple things. agree with us on a list of unregulated chemicals that are used to create precursor chemicals that bear increase scrutiny. the second thing is to properly label the chemical and equipment shipments in accordance with the world trade organization. the third one is that they know their customer and put know your customer procedures into place. those are the things we should expect from any responsible country, we have asked other countries to do this as well. we look forward to working with the chinese to implement these procedures to reduce the flow of precursor chemicals in the western hemisphere. >> we have been raising this issue with the chinese for years now. i guess what i do not think i'm getting is the level of true collaboration as oppo

spark that caused simmering discontent to burst into flame needy, the poorest country in the western hemisphere is beset by soaring inflation, criminal gangs that rob kidnap and rate with impunity, and a largely ineffective and widely reviled government. the price of basic food items has increased by 50 percent in the past year. buildings were set ablaze and food warehouses looted, including one operated by the catholic organization, curtis a world food program facility in the town of gonna eve was also looted and burn w f. p. officials said, what's important is that we actually lost enough food to feed around one 100000 school children. for 3 months. we have 1000000 actually who do security issues. 1000000 of which are actually quite on my phone with linda with priority for humanitarian assistance. so when an incident like this occurs, it's impacting the population, it's impacting a very vulnerable population. ah, the critical situation in haiti threatens the stability of the entire caribbean, says the president of the neighboring dominican republic, e k. a so many sassy, all the effects of th

that it meant spain, even france were spending more resources on gibraltar than were in the western hemisphere. so they had little itch in the back of my brain. what's going on in the world? how is the revolution affecting the rest of the world? how do we put it in the context. for the rest of the world and? you know, while i the soviet studies major way back and and it seemed like a reasonable to ask yourself there. yeah i, i know it's scary. you know thank you all. so if there is any questions off, the people at home from the sa. okay, i just want to be sure they stay included. so as you do, obviously you start with the research goal and then you start going down. were there any personas or things that surprised as you uncovered these different aspects and your research. one of the things that surprised me was roshumba was, which i know we spoke about this morning, but i'd never heard about until i came across it in a little bit. diary and then there are a number of other diaries where there little tidbits of things that come out and it surprise you when you when you find them. but nobody, n

of course is the dominant power in the east, but china is becoming the dominant power in the western hemisphereappened in part because after 9/11, the policymakers, the geniuses, became obsessed with the middle east and let china dominate. the effect are coming due. they're really scary. we just did a documentary on it. it's called the "china takeover of brazil," and looks at how china took advantage of the opportunity. here's-clip. >> early this morning, forces from six caribbean democracies and the united states began landing on the island of grenada. >> during the cold war it was the united states being a gigantic superpower hovering in the region, with the monroe doctrine, the belief that everything happened in latin america was the, quote, unquote, backdoor of the united states. for the longest time the united states occupied that role, being the single most important country by far in terms of understanding brazilian politics. after 9/11, the united states became almost singularly obsessed with the middle east. so you see this u.s. obsession with this one part of the world, essentially at

brazil asking questions very concerned about ukraine's not going to affect your reach in the western hemisphere but we forget this very deep relationships with russia and the soviet union going back more than a century with latin america also with asia and africa, china and russia in different theaters as well but we have have a much broader perspective than we have already. really i will admit it depends what you mean about media coverage. we can get one thing on fox news and other on using the bbc. we've got all kinds of other countries we can all access. most people including younger generations get their news from i would say from media, facebook, tiktok, instagram, all kinds of people. i asked my daughter the other day which are news from i thought maybe i should checks of the sources as because everybody's getting a different perspective. that's part of the thrust of your question here. yes, you can actually get really good coverage of what's happening if you read all over the place. but that puts the responsibility on you. we have long past the day when we have been provided with one sou

this country, has devolved from democracy to one of the most repressive dictatorships in the western hemisphere. at the same time, that dictatorship mishandled the economy, so venezuela used to be one of the wealthiest countries in the hemisphere and is now one of the poorest. power is rarely on even in large cities. potable water is hard to get. the health system has collapsed. if you don't have access to dollars, because of inflation and devaluation, if you make the equivalent of maybe four dollars per day, you are putting your kids to bed hungry. people have fallen out of the middle class into poverty. so you roll all of that together, repression and need, and you have had this wave of migration starting around the middle of the 2010s, and now, really just since the middle of last year, starting to make its way up to the u.s.-mexico border. >> our thanks to adam isaacson for his insight, there. >>> still to come, gathering in crisis. the u.n. general assembly begins day to in the hours ahead. but, ukraine is not the only issue at the top of the agendad we are back with that in just a momemen

doctrine it is very simple thesis with great powers would not be allowed to control nations in the western hemispherethe united states for 20 years we haven't allowed it. under the joe biden demonstration the monroe doctrine is no longer in force. constrained by its ideological concerns and petty political grievances and above all distracted by a faraway war in eastern europe the joe biden administration is advocated its responsibilities and into the void left by the united states moves a new superpower. as a dominant power in the northern hemisphere. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: the china takeover brazil is available tomorrow on fox nation i think it's pretty good. bill gates has moved on from selling the covid vaccine now he's got a new page you're gonna want some. [laughs] will tell you what it is ♪ ♪ ne. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: which he is he spent more than a year lecturing you about getting the vaccine he doesn't talk much about it anymore it's kind of weird. now he is in the hobby of course corn. he just uploaded this deeply distressing video on social media. ♪ ♪ >> for me i really like corn. would you like abou

the knees out from under them, that would empower us rather than cartels, involve us in the western hemispherebut, that had menstruation refuses to do and congress needs to use the article one power of the purse to force them to their knees and do what the american people demand which is secure the border, stop the nonsense, destroying our energy sector, driving up inflation, actually use our tools in congress to check this out-of-control executive branch. we went to a lot of texans feel the same way? i am in new york and you are wherever and i feel you pounding the table on this. is the rest of texas and arizona on board with the same come on, let's do something. >> we had a great meeting with the texas delegation, we are united on our need to step up and fight and defend texas, it is the number one issue but is an issue that is affecting all of us, 72,000 dead americans, fentanyl poisoning, that is real. more than the entire vietnam war. these are kids taking xanax, whether they should do it or not they don't think they are going to die but cartels are making it. we could stop this tomorrow,

talked about the increasing propensity, the european colonial powers to get a foothold in the western hemisphere. and there was a lot of folks not only see it tr who felt that wrong. and so he felt that war was inevitable. he spent a great deal of time to get the navy ready. but then as soldier on the ground in cuba found out that that had not been the case with the army. and if you look at the chapter about his time, the roughriders in his autobiography he refers to the spanish-american war as the war of the unready unready. he recounts the lack of logistic, the inability of the army to equip its soldiers with proper uniforms, rifles, ammunition and food, the uniforms be provided were the typical blue uniform army uniforms that we'd seen made of wool oak for fighting in pennsylvania perhaps or elsewhere. not in cuba cuba, there were some uniforms available, but the authorization and dispersing regulations called for them to be dispersed to the soldiers many months in advance of any summer expectation that date had passed. therefore, the quartermaster corps said, no, no, no, if you wanted those,

a surge of chin and then haitian migrants under a bridge and the administration says it's a western hemisphere issue. >> the democrats have made a choice. as we have been discussing this bussing has been going on since april but 50 migrants in martha's vineyard kicked off a push back from democrats. listen to this ad from charlie crist. florida. >> my faith teaches me that we are all children of god, whoever oppresses a poor man insults the make every. that is lost on ron desantis. for him it's always putting politics over people's lives. mocking the fight for freedom makes me sick. >> i found that ad in particular really interesting. i don't think we think that charlie crist is going to win in november but it does have some interesting interstate dynamics for ron desantis. this is a constituency in southern florida that republicans have worked to court and to the extent that voters in southern florida pay attention to this and choose to reward or punish desantis is a slice to watch but democrats writ large, i can't count how many times the white house is asked about this in the past week and

think it was great sympathy from secretary blinken, and we have some communist regimes in the western hemisphereba, venezuela, where the communist oppression is leading people to flee for freedom. and we need to make sure that those refugees from comunism have the capacity to be welcome ed here in the united states. that was one of the questions that i had for the secretary. so i'm hopeful that we'll have smooth sailing as we move forward. obviously, the prior administration basically destroyed the refugee program. by not having any refugees admitted and a nonprofit agency had to disman. so we're in a rebuilding mode. americans that want to spob sort refugees are now being recruited and trained and funded. that's a brand new important part of this whole refugee sl. >> congresswoman, thank you. always a pleasure. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> this morning an economic crisis averted. early this morning, president biden announced a tentative agreement was reached that would stave off a strike by tens of thousands of rail workers with just hours to spare. after 20 consecutive hours of ne

it's not getting a lot of attention maybe because it is here in the western hemisphere.ple from china, nepal, from ghana, nigeria, really from all over the world and a significant amount from south america, from venezuela, ecuador, peru. what you are seeing people coming from further and further away often making a journey over maybe perhaps as many as between a dozen and 20 countries from asia and africa and traveling through incredibly difficult terrain. a section between some of the most dense jungle in the world between colombia and panama and they all share this american dream unshakably so. often to reunite with family in the united states already and they have incredible stories whether it's the things they're fleeing back home or the trials they've been through along the way braving everything from corrupt officials to kidnappings to the kinds of lies and manipulation people try to subject them to in order to get money from them. they are vulnerable. sometimes they don't speak spanish, don't speak the language, there are cultural differences. a lot of physical ob

spark that caused simmering discontent to burst into flame. haiti, the poorest country in the western hemisphere, is beset by soaring inflation, criminal gangs that rob kidnap and rape with impunity, and a largely ineffective and widely reviled government. the price of basic food items has increased by 50 percent in the past year. buildings were set ablaze and food warehouses looted, including one operated by the catholic organization, curtis a world food program facility in the town of gonna eve was also looted and burn ws p officials said wasn't barton, is that we actually lost enough food to eat around 100000 school children for 3 months. we have 4000000 actually who do security sions. 1000000 of which are actually quite on my phone with linda with priority with your manager and assistance. so when an incident like this occurs, it's impacting the population. it's impacting a very vulnerable population. ah, the critical situation in haiti threatens the stability of the entire caribbean, says the president of the neighboring dominican republic, e k. a. so many sassy, all the effects of the mult

that are fleeing political turmoil, economic turmoil, the largest humanitarian crisis in the western hemisphere also the least well-funded. they are of course going to be consequences. in the face of the lack of action to support these folks, we are seeing that our local democratic leaders are stepping up to the plate. one of the lawsuits that you mentioned is actually senator jason pizarro. the budget that he is talking about justifying this cruel and inhumane act towards these refugees, there's actually a lot of classes in there that give way to showing why this was not appropriate. maria was talking about those terms, alienating and othering. that actually says unauthorized aliens. we know that these are -- the term should never be used. but still, these are refugee seekers who came here legally. and i think that loophole is not only going to help build a case against why this is not only a moral, but illegal. but it will have consequences for republicans up and down the take it. >> maria, this week, the sheriff's office said that it would investigate rhonda sentences stunt. and immediately

across the atlantic in the spring of 76, the average german probably did not know much about the western hemisphere, especially north america, and they knew even less about the war. they were about enter. in addition, important to note as well, the vast majority of the german troops had knowledge of english when they set out for america and. many struggled to acquire even a basic of it. after their arrival, the german troops thus had to get used to fighting in an unfamiliar terrain along soldiers and other commanders and against an enemy that not necessarily understand major leopold baumeister of the honaker captured the sense of frustrate nation and the very first entry of his journal he wrote it was twice the work to fight a war with an incomprehensible friend and rebellious. the first transport carrying german troops arrived in the summer of 1776. actually first once arrived in canada and then shortly thereafter troops arrived in new york. what were the impression of this land? well, many germans recorded detailed descriptions of the new york regions. their view of what the initial saw as repres

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