the united states. and i believe all the western nations have an overriding interest in containing the threat posed by iraq to prevent iran from financing terrorism and developing nuclear weapons. washington imposed economic sanctions. the prelude to a total embargo with the aim of isolating the country, bringing it to its knees and rendering it harmless. ah, however, it would not be to iran behind the tragedy that was soon to strike at the very heart of the united states. a tragedy with such symbolic and political significance, it would usher in a new era for the entire middle east. ah, it was the most audacious and deadly attack in the history of terrorism. ah ah, based with nearly 3000 casualties, it was clear to the united states that its real enemy was not the shia islamism of iran and has bola so much as the sunni radicalism embody by al qaeda and its saudi bourne leader. osama bin ladin president george w bush elected the previous year, had no choice but to take decisive action. we will not only

and of the united states. so give me everything you want, let them know, you know, whatever you want to give it to him. well then, you know, it goes from a client state to kind of a very fuzzy wag the dog because the, the, by the administration bo joe. and they're all in on this here. i mean, this is a very dangerous situation because you're giving war already to the, the most junior of junior partners in this equation. go ahead, but i don't think they are giving you credit for it. i think they're making a pretense of getting in florida, but basically they just want to keep the war going because you know, i'm just simply gives you something for not so at any time the united states. and i said, well, you know, this is going with strings attached and we want to just sit down and negotiate seriously. well, basically want to give you anything more less, you know, you're done with americans and on this many times in the past, i mean, they did this to the south vietnamese. i did this to afghanistan. oh, that one poi

i mean, the united states could speak volumes if they actually are withheld aid from, from egypt, for instance. that's just one example. but the united states government hasn't really showed, hasn't shown any serious willingness to, to do, to do much other than, you know, sort of a lip service to, you know, concepts associated with, with human rights and freedom and democracy and, and so on and so forth. and issuing the occasional slap on the wrist to the, to the c c regime. but you know, the regime is concerned about its international image. they're concerned about pressure that could be applied. they've tried to, to put on this facade of democratic reform, largely because they are concerned. but as i said today, there just hasn't been any, anything meaningful that has been done by any international actor should. if there was talking about the aid that the u. s. gives to egypt and how perhaps that could be leveraged into getting egypt to act differently when it comes to dissident voices critical voices. journalists, i want to ask you specifically about that relationship. the u. s. gi

and sadly, it is not the united states at this time. do you think if sharina apple actually had been, ah, anne of another nationality and an american? she has dual citizenship. of course, if she had been, let's say, ah, i don't know. ukrainian american. ah, would, would the biden administration have acted differently? well it's clear there's a hypocritical nature with. ready which u. s. foreign policy is applied, we can see that the u. s. has not fallen short of sanctions against states like russia or iran, or you named several other states where they have enacted sanctions. and yet with the killing of a u. s. citizen with the repeated violations of human rights, we never see the u. s. move to that result. so again, we see the hypocritical nature of this foreign policy and something that americans like myself have been demanding change on for decades. all right, only get avi intelligence. let me come back to you and find out more about some of the work your organization has been doing. tell us more about what your group has seen and doc

a baby haley gabriel with united nation food and agricultural organization. thanks so much for speaking to the w. no most welcome. thank you. and we are going across now to our d. w. washington bureau chief, who is following the story of the supreme court rolling back this landmark decision on abortion in this decision may not come as a surprise. but what exactly does this mean for women in the us? now it's not coming as a surprise, but you can will feel the shock waves going through washington right now with his ruling. it basically means that the protection of the right to get an, a poor abortion nation nation wade. why it is taken away? you know, i think it's important for international audience to understand it's not a case that abortion is not allowed any more in the united states. but this 50 year old protection of the rides to get an abortion is taken away. and it's now up to the states to decide whether women are allowed to get an abortion and how long into their pregnancy they get an abortion. if there are exemptions, for example, for rape or incest.

states and united, gave them just moved in. and so i don't bring this thing to an end. and since then, since there is a symbol debacle, let me know negotiations and you know, again said recently that well and so you know, the reason why we're getting on so your brain is to strengthen your grains negotiating position while ago a place i was laughing. any, any, back in a moment with the position was friends and then let me go for yeah, some more on a more. so it's essentially just messy saying, you know, i've been calling for a cease fire and you know, and we know what that means. so they can regroup, and they can send in more arms and all that. it has nothing to do with the negotiated and here, sunday, i'm more kind of a bill, a soft goal level here must not be allowed to win. well, i mean that's rhetorical, you know, this, i guess it sounds like maybe for some people it's a listing. but that has nothing to do with politics. if they, there rationality their, their, their ability to reason his escape the minutes being overcome by

but more of the us, the united states needs to have an n, m a. and, and this is quite warry, some actually to, to the whole world, because china is not in the expansionist country. all china has been doing is to expand the country's economy, economic activities, countries in the region, do not take china as a and b and do not take china as a threat. the u. s. hasn't done anything with these countries. and except pull p. so where as china has been looking into the actual needs of these countries in the pacific and to start establishing a very friendly pulse with that. and so i think this is a china threat as being fabricated to serve the needs of the american government. ah, india's financial crime fighting agency will investigate 2 opposition. excuse me, opposition? leaders over money laundering, accusations, opposition congress. a party president on uganda and her son role are accused of forming a shell company and illegally getting control of properties with $300000000.00. party members say there is no evidence of money laundering or of any mon

but in the unit on april, the 11th in the same year 29 m. p. 's from the polish people's party submitted to poland, lower house of parliament, a similar draft titles on the genocide committed by the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army against poles on eastern polish territories. by lack of cooperation at the end of the keep up as of both these documents was to recognise the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army as criminal organizations. which according to the authors, had committed genocide against the polish community in western ukraine with 212 representatives voted in favor of the proposal to designate the massacre of poles in berlin. finally, o u n, and u p. a genocide while 222 voted against the proposal, was defeated by a majority of just 11 votes. and the genocide issue was lost from the agenda. why your position voted to classify the o. u. n. u p. a crimes committed as genocide against the polish population, but the party in power supported softer wording for foreign

in fact we were not allowed to look at the united states, talk about the united states and early on he did not occur to us to even everything about the united states. but then as time is going on, and looking at the united states, and looking at my own country and i'm realizing these two factors are in fact emerging here and they have been emerging at a surprisingly fast rate. >> we have certainly seen an increase in violence in the united states for the past several years and a lot of the debate about around your book seem to surface in particular on the anniversary of the january 6 insurgents in washington and that's not a surprise. there is a lot that has been applied to actors who engage in violence. it's a form of insurgency, same as terrorism, what do you think talking about these trends in terms of civil war helps us to see that we might not otherwise focus on to the same degree. >> i think one of the reasons why it's so hard for most americans to conceive of a second civil war here, why this message took so long to designate with the american public is because they're thinking

the model of the unit polar world. and if the february of this year, the line to contain russia quickly degenerated into a line to destroy russia, because the policy of containment did not justify itself. this can only be counted by rallying the rest of the world in a position of denying western unit polarity but not in this sense, countries, surprisingly diverse and russia like no other country has learned the harmonious co existence of different cultures, traditions, and religions that they do not suppress, but mutually enrich each other. from my point of view, if you need crush your model is actually a prototype of the model that will ultimately be the only one, the answers to the interest of humanity. if we turn to history, we can see that the colonial west did not add it's culture. its traditions, its language to local ones, but it replaced and displaced them. this is a completely different model compared to what russia was doing. really most european countries, amana edison now and as a result, new, a new threats

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ah, welcome to the bug people across the united states, a gathering to march. as part of a renewed push for gotten control. it follows a series of mass shootings including attacks at a primary school in texas. and a supermarket in buffalo, new york, last month. the rallies were organized by the barge for our lives movement. it was founded in 2018 after school shooting in florida. let's join mike can, who's like for us in washington d. c. it does seem that the crowds are out to the atmosphere quite friendly, like it's indeed so the numbers are way down going to similar been 2 years ago, but this is possibly because of the rain and also a competing annual pride parade that's taking place. but though the numbers are somewhat low at the moment, the passions are exceedingly high. everywhere around the stage behind me, there are photos of people who being killed in the ramp and gun violence within the united states. people walking round with posters, but what is very marketable here is the fact that politicians are being held accountable everywhere. one looks, there

we are permanent member or united security console. so the sanctions actually, according to so called the dinner assembly of a un actually retreat and not to the legal organ to impose sanction to any certain state. the sanctions actually according to the western domestic law, which way you can enforce on those are in status. you join the sanctions according to your domestic. it'll also be how that the tiny thinking that you i know you join my site. the thing about it i cite history. ready for your support, russia, so it's not the case to the half of the world preparation not to join the sanction against the russia, including india, senior us officials have traveled to venezuela on the quiet, in an effort to bring home detained americans and rebuild relations with the south american oil giant, a meeting between officials received a little coverage and was only mentioned during an awards ceremony hosted by president nicholas memorial, who has previously been black both by the united states. that i see be and know it's an important delega

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a more she was doing legal in many states in the united states. we're not going to stop until no child was killed by a bush. republican run states have raced to immediately, ban abortions within a few weeks, they'll be illegal in roughly half the country. as democrats, voice, fear of a right word turn at the high court. that's only begun ah. id, jo, castro, al jazeera washington on friday. police in los angeles pushed back pro abortion protesters in the cities downtown. oh wow. it was decided, the demonstration was unlawful after the blog to highways, the governor of california, along with those of the, to all the west coast states, oregon and washington have jointly via to protect access to reproductive health services for women across the us. the in ukraine, the eastern city of so that had done yet because now under russian control off, the ukrainian forces completed their withdrawal. it's a man says invading troops fully occupied the area of following week. so some of the wars bloodiest fighting. it's the biggest sandback for ukraine and more t

be advising from the united say to the cost benefit analysis. what kind of cars not on the economically, but also politically, they are not. they are in the top 10 chaos they are. they don't know what to do. and we have seen mr. sharks to show that when would be independent varies, varies so on. and they cannot with that, it is organ or gas. this is a reality that they need to take into account this of the barbarian sanctioned, that there was, is use it. and now whenever the russians react to the sanction, they say when this is unacceptable, etc, etc. and they forgot about their sanctions. so i think it would take some time before we see prizes go down, reflecting the calmness of the geo political fact that this. and i think if, if today they abandon the sanction, then probably another 4 to 6 months before prices started to civilize at the lower, livid, or that does it for me this hour, i will be back and let's say 30 minutes and 30 seconds with another full and fresh look to mr watts. this is our to international ah, i look forward to talking t

it's been for years since the 1st march of our lives in the united states. i asked you w, me sort of scanned it in washington on the mall there. what has changed since then? nick, it has been for years and i think the answer a lot of people here would give you is that not much has changed at all. this is a movement that was founded after a mass shooting at a school in parkland florida in 2018, and that spurred families of the victims. also students who were survivors to demand gun control to, to march on washington and demand that lawmakers do something. and really on the federal level and also on the state level in florida, not much has changed at all. that was a note of frustration that we heard among many of the people gathered here behind me to day issued. and what you'll see behind me is actually these rows of white flowers. these were planted here for the mark, march of 4 allies rather movement to show the victims of gun violence sub there gathered here. they're going to then march to the capitol because at the moment, lawmakers are negotiating some me

the afghanistan government still has frozen in the united states. the president decided to, to take about half of that money and save it for victims of, of afghan, a supported terrorism at some level and give the others to a 3rd party. i've always been of the view that that was a dangerous box to open because it, it closed down an option of dealing with governments. whether you like them or didn't, you were trying to move them where you were. is it a mistake to open up? is that a pandora's box that once you begin taking assets that are frozen from another government, that you end up foreclosing diplomatic options that we shouldn't do? right? well i said that is a leverage or frozen resources or assets have. but that's to be used very selectively or not to make it a regular path. they're not in terms of our foreign policy, because then it does the fact that people wouldn't want to have batteries or resources in the united states or on the f particular case. i think what the president has decided was to put to withhold 3 and a half 1000000000 in case

the united states is now the first country in the world to offer safe and effective covid-19 vaccines for children as young as 6 months old. the first time in our fight against this pandemic, nearly every american can now have access to life-saving vaccines and we're ready. my administration with the help of the c.d.c. has been planning and preparing this moment -- for this moment for a long time. since i took office we have been committed to making sure every parent has the opportunity to protect their children from covid-19. we've secured enough doses and we're launching a comprehensive effort with states, local health department, pediatricians, family doctors, farm circumstances rural health clinics, community health centers and other trusted messengers and partners to get the word out to get help, to get shots in arms. parents will soon be able to start scheduling an appointment and addressing vaccines at pediatricians' offices, children's hospitals, our largest pharmacies, walgreen's, cvs and wal-mart, are there are scheduling appointments for late they are week. starting today y

many of nato officials, military officials from united states a day in court judgment day. and they will pay for every inch of territory that's been destroyed. they will have to pay with key bank. and then you'll pay for a room with a while pull up. they're going, i mean it's a, it's a tough time when you were put in my snowboard at that for each period we fit, it keeps it really, it wasn't really set on your door issue. we move to when you move to just to put the can you monitor plan? yeah. you did it. the would you a chance give me a 3 your profile with one year and then you press credit union will you wasn't when you're 20 by 2 grains here. with the deal, if you felt that this question started a new sleeps, you're funny, it's with a new full light and you guys with have football a a little bit more with the issue with the with that i really feel it will be right with you. i'm and norma, your worship, your view it do feel here that will help a deal with money. do it always tell you, or if you're working with that a toner issue, but i'm not sure with that's what they say.

this isn't only the commit to the united states. as i said, all nato allies remain engaged, align, committed to ensuring that ukraine can protect that sovereignty. it's democracy. it's independence. our country's along with other partners imposed severe consequences on the russian government. and it's enablers. with unprecedented sanctions export controls and diplomatic pressure. together, we responded to the humanitarian crisis, provoked by russia's war of aggression. more than 6000000 ukrainians forced to leave their homeland. many others displaced within ukraine. countries across europe and beyond including the united states have welcome ukrainians, laying the violence and countries. ready worldwide are helping provide essential services to communities close to ukraine that have taken on the most refugees. president putin hope that his one ukraine would divide male. instead, he's united in support of ukraine and in defense of its own members. he's brought countries around the world together to support the fundamental principles o

the iranians did this on as a way of quietly supporting the united states. and they thought that after the award they would be rewarded for it. and the reward would just be inclusion most importantly, the bankrupt and devastated islamic republic desperately needed to emerge from its isolation. iran was still reeling from the interminable war against iraq, between 19801988, but devastating conflict that left 500000 dead and deeply traumatized the country. the regime almost collapsed, moving forward as well as protecting its borders. iran desperately needed to modernize rafter. joanie's priority was rebuilding because he thought, and i think it was right, the most important thing is rebuilding to ravish economy. so he began herb with normalizing relations with any one who that he could. he began talking about normalizing relations around with united states that time delaware to a school fault in iraq. one will say, don't trust americans. they are cheating. they are lying. and they would deceive you. and the other legs of son, john himself said you are not goin

it is only here in the united states. why is that? that is the case because this is not a natural shortage. there is no inability on the part of the u.s. economy to produce baby formula. this is entirely of government creation. i have introduced a bill that would remedy this problem and it would do so by fixing three problems that the government has created. number one, we have put in place protectionist areas -- barriers. problem number two, we have label requirements that could be imported lawfully. the labeling requirements prohibit the sale of certain european formulas that would otherwise be lawfully for sale but for minor differences in the way these things are labeled. problem number three is the fact that through the wic program, they issue vouchers and they issue limitations on what those vouchers can be used for. my formula act would fix this problem and suspend all of those limitations for six months and would bring americans very quick and very effective relief from the formula crisis. you are right to be concerned about p

we have a skyrocketing inflation in united states. we have skyrocketing inflation here in this country in the united kingdom, but everyone is using you create as a substitute, but i will, but this is, this is just a transition. they keep it. it's a, it's a tough transition, but you know, it's a transaction, but it's a transition for home. they keep the power, they keep their riches and everybody else gets poor. that's what this great reset is all about. martin jump in before we go to the break. yeah, and how long can it last, you know, we keep talking about this so called war of attrition. you know, but it's really a, it's tom game, isn't it? you know, and i think the big question now is, how much stamina does european union a new countries have versus what rushes got in stock? i think we massively miscalculated this. i'm, we're heading towards a brick wall. well, yeah, i'm let me, let me stay here before we go to the break. i mean, as we speak right now, there are divisions in europe. the, the older europe and new europe there be, yo

ah, there is a strong trust bond between ukraine in the united states. however, an anonymous official signed by the new york times said that even from a not an 80 kilometer distance, ukrainian forces could still hit russian territory. a firing near the border, the official said the us would rely on a promise from president lensky. the weaponry would not be used to attack russia. one senior administration official acknowledged that even the rockets with a 48 mile limit could be used to attack targets inside russia if the system was brought to the ukraine. russia border. but the official said that ukraine's government had assured the united states that would not happen. i know what the union people are in the united states are saying we're someone in the white house are saying that we might be using them to talk russia. look, we're not, we're planning to attack russia. we're not interested in russian federation. we're not fighting on their territory to find ukraine's president promising not to attack russian territory. border regions in the country is west

in 1982, the big apple accounted for half of the united states, 200000 heroin addicts. for president reagan, the drug challenge was even greater than the one nixon had faced. especially since a new epidemic was spreading. the country now counted 10000000 users of cocaine. the president mobilized his special forces in florida. the amadine cartel suffered severe losses. escobar realized he had to find new roots into the states. and that's how, in 1984, somewhere in mexico, the median cartel met the guadalajara cartel, the colombians thought, hey, if we don't move drugs into the united states, that may be the da one come for us. if we sell it to the mexicans, then surely the d i l just chased the mexicans, which is raw the floor thinking because judicially, if you're involved in any link in the drug chain, you can be prosecuted as eliezer, con columbia on them. but i, your article guy, you know, you'll over raising it may already be yoga in a may go to medical blood. the real of them didn't go at all new tampa delay. they gone to laura, i mean, the colombians come in and s

s. market before exporting that resulted in price is going down in the united states. but it had a negative effect on the international market and basically forced the european markets to pick up the birds. and now we have a situation where we have countries and you saying they want to completely go off of rush and gas. they completely shut down russian gas. but now, as the aftermath of this explosion showing their confidence in american markets and the ability of the united states to supply gas to europe is a little bit shaken. europe is seeing a rise in its natural gas prices. and at this point, the ability of europe to import natural gas from the united states is at this point in a little bit of question. now there's explosion, and the impact it's having on the global market seems to fly in the face of a lot of what joe biden and other u. s. leaders have said over the past few months, reassuring everyone that america has enough gas to supply the world. we're moving forward is ban, understanding that many of our european allies and partners may not be in a position t

a rush up jerky and united nations according to the luminary, are scheme. so simply, the plan is to defer at the 1st stage to be mind the black. see that the better flaw, tim minds that have been left to the black sea by the ukranian naval forces peer to the war in ukraine to prevent the russian ships to warm. it's our coastal cities. now, at the foot stage, there's minds have to be cleared by the turkish ukrainian and the russian naval forces. in the 2nd stage, down to ports are going to go open, and the ships are going to carry the, that the green and also the, the fertilizers not only from ukraine, but also from russia as well. once they left the that the dead that the ports than the took, his naval forces are going to save. got this ships, he'll the boss for us. and once they arrived in was for us, there will be a center establish, the grain and fertilizers are going to be gathered in that center. so do night, nations is going to monitor and absorb the whole observed the whole process. and also this quadruple mechanism is going to provide the security a

this is a community in city united in outrage and grief. and while many questions remain about how and why this happened was low is focused on those. he lost their lives. and those seriously injured victoria gate and be al jazeera but kenneth fossils. army has been given civilians 14 days to leave, to regions ahead of an offensive against armed groups. people will have to leave the northern soon province as well as reserves between palmer and the w national park. in the east. the army says the relocations important to be able to distinguish between what is calling friends and enemies more than 100 people were killed by armed fighters in the north. earlier this month, the geneva center for africa, security, and strategic studies. he explains why this plan will likely fail. people do not want to be forcefully displaced, you know, especially when you give them 14 days old to make sure it takes more than that. and several people who are not willing to leave these areas as you know, looking across who has been experiencing the attacks by do you

in many states in the united states. we're not going to stop until no child was killed by a republican run. states have raced to immediately, ban abortions within a few weeks, they'll be illegal in roughly half the country. as democrats, voice, fear of a right word turn at the high court, that's only begun. oh, i do, jo, castro, al jazeera washington. ok, let's turn now to another controversial us issue that of gun ownership. president joe biden assigned a significant gun control law. it's the 1st legislation of its kind in 3 decades. i says the bipartisan bill doesn't do everything he wanted, but he says it will save lives. the bill came together, weeks after more than 30 people, were killed and now shootings at a school in no vaulted texas and a supermarket in buffalo, new york. 19 of them were children. their message to us was do something and how many times you heard that just do something for god shape. just do something or today we did all this bill doesn't do everything i want and does include actions long call fo

i mean, the united states very happy go. we've got rid of our economic rival, asia, obviously have it, but the europe, i mean, i think that really it really doesn't look and we can see it politically. i mean bars, johnson is in a lot of trouble, and it's only, you know, only part of it is because of the, you know, his parties in downing street, but even, that's not the most important thing. i mean, people see what we are, the cost of living and the dia for prospects for this coming winter. this is effect in johnson, is obviously go to, fore, we have to let you know, with other countries, you know, shoals, extremely unpopular. this is going to continue throughout europe to explain it to us here. russia was sanctioned for its military operation and you crane. and then it will be sanction when the ukraine is defeated in that operation. so it's, you know, for the, for steve, all future don't rush, it will be sanctioned. by the way. i mean, there's no time on line on that. now. go ahead. well, i know a little time, but i think th

the summit of the americas is not the summit of the united states of america. the u. s. as the host of the upcoming summit needs to stop going its own way or forcing its will and others over the past 2 centuries since the monroe doctrine came into being the united states has conducted more than 30 military interventions in latin american countries. forcibly exported the united states style democracy to regional countries implemented predatory cannot make policies and even instigated regime subversion. mike bomb pale, who served as secretary of state under donald trump, seemed to be raising the alarm about the rising influence of the 2 year asian superpowers on the american hemisphere. here is what he predicted china, russia, they're showing up with the doorstep. but once they enter the house, we know the dead traps there, there will use their traps, they will disregard rules and they will spread disorder in your home. rich words, coming from a country that has toppled, destabilized and fomented chaos in that region for quite some time. with this upcoming summit being boy

if like not to invite men, is way like cuba, nicaragua, to a summit, supposed to improve units a in the region. we think it's a continuation of the old policy of interventionism, of disrespect for nations and their peoples, what the government w, united states of america is doing is an act of discrimination with welcome. this is on the international with the latest world news that date is good to have you with this, this, our, that we start with the latest on the ukraine conflict. as russia's military has reported, it's making steady advances into previously ukrainian held territory. and the look down on yes, republics, fill in missouri and the total of 97 percent of the territory of the local republic has been liberated so far. recovery operations are currently underway in those areas to return to normal civilian life. in mario pal, electricity and water supplies have been restored. the residential buildings and streets are being cleaned. the mining operations are in full effect throughout deliberated areas. while the la guns for public has come predominantly under the control of russi

the united states were turned back on africa because they will develop the me easier get the critical statement. blaming the food shortage in russia is full. and it's a critical good. it doesn't tell the truth, though it's one after the decade as a western, when people in africa died. okay, from africa to asia, where india's financial crime fighting agency says it's investigating 2 opposition leaders over money laundering, accusations, opposition, congress party president. sonya gandy on her son royal, are accused of forming a shell company and a legally gaining control of properties where $300000000.00 party members claim that there is no evidence of money laundering or of any money exchange is taking place a spokesperson for the congress party believes a political vendetta isn't play, don't $1015.00, the same investigation hasn't already killed. now, if they want to, they have not been able to find anything and that is why they don't believe that is why they feel like it's not quarterly. now they're sending a motor is going to come out and be open as much as they may try to get the

i think united. ready states should not underestimate what china can do and response junior senior us officials have traveled to venezuela on the quiet, in an effort to bring home detained americans and rebuild relations with the south american oil giant. a meeting between officials received little coverage and was only mentioned during an awards ceremony hosted by president nicholas murderer who has previously been black balled by the united states that i see and know it's an important delegation that arrived in venezuela. they're working to continue talks initiated on march 5th to continue the bilateral agenda between the u. s. and venezuela and governments. relations between the 2 countries began to deteriorate rapidly in 2018 when the us refused to recognize the reelection of president nicholas madeira washington instead referring to opposition leader, one guy, joe as the legitimate president. venezuela was also excluded from this month summit of the americas, which was held in los angeles. howev

the united kingdom, the united states, and the u. s. s. on that piece die in one day before the dead man tried christa creek. papa norman, because hitler was weak and knew he would wait and he was bluffing. he was the major political figure, certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century. when they were support the germans of the germans, or when we support the russians and that way, let them destroy each other. there was that kind of sentiment in the west at this time. the redrawing of european borders had begun britain and the united states, and then just any plan to attack the ussr of britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed. he is as w. b, i condition davis, mr. boyd from us as the lot of summer holiday capital and miss ramos hall of knowing that the cold war had begun with ah, welcome back to crossing where all things are considered on peter level. and you were discussing russia's relations with the west. ok, let's go back to bruce, obviously the odd man out here, and that's why i want to make sure we

do know the united states must find a means of disputing chinese see control the u. s. in the pacific command should aggressively pursue offensive mining capabilities to use in the yellow sea and pearl river delta mining. these 2 key waterways, which strike at a known chinese vulnerability in a winning essay for a naval mine warfare contest. victor do no claims that money, the key economic regions of the yellow sea and pearl river delta would allow the u . s. by time and space for a counter attack that's in the event of beijing. launching a conflict through surprise and deception. however, many think such a tactic would do little but further infuriate china with which tensions have recently grown due to disagreements on us military support for taiwan. and the rise of china and the developments in the asia pacific region are among the major issues being discussed at the ongoing nato summit, where australia, japan, new zealand and south korea are participating at the leader level. for the 1st time . earlier we discussed us china relations with former us marine bryan berli

at this point for a, an inspector general to look into the dispensing of funds and weapon from the united states to ukraine. make sure they're falling into the right and courting to the global organized crime index, published in 2021 ukraine as one of the largest illegal weapons markets of any country in the world. and at least any country in europe and illegally traffic weapons are all across ukraine. this is what's been reported. there are 2 primary sources of elicit small arms and ammunition in ukraine. the diversion of domestic holdings and cross border trafficking weapons from eastern ukraine are becoming an important supply source for the black market. and there are been examples of this already. one of the prime weapons used by the states and exported by the states around the world. the javelin has apparently been up for sale, illegally costing around $30000.00. and at this point, people looking over the record, what happened in theory and what happened in iraq, what happened in afghanistan, and how so many of us rap. and i've ended up in the hands of terrorists, extremist, narco g

the original constitution of the united states of america. provides for a government with three main branches each with special functions uncle jim says, this is how they work. the constitution provides that the law shall be made by the legislative branch. carried out by the executive branch and interpreted by a third branch of the government the judicial branch to make certain no law violates the constitution. legislative executive judicial these are the three main branches of our federal government now bill. let's go take a look at one of them. well, we went on to take a look at each of the three branches to see how it works. our first stop was the capital building. that's where the legislative branch or congress meets uncle. jim was anxious to tell me first-hand. just what congress does after all he's a congressman. he explained it to me this way. the capital is that heart of our system of representative government bill the members of congress who meet there make our laws that they can act only according to powers granted them by the const

not many military units have this kind of heavy weaponry. the satellite images show us 5 military vehicles. 3 of them are multiple rocket launchers in the area, which we believe was the launch site. the tracks on the ground, not far from there, demonstrate that the launches were made in the direction of grace, summing things up, and we have marked the spot to the north of z, aggressive on the territory controlled by ukrainian forces. and the specific military unit, which we mention in the report that does from now i'll be back in about 31 and a half minutes with another phone for selection to stay with the sergeant international. the ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah! with hello and welcome to cross hock where all things considered i'm peter lavelle. the 350th anniversary of peter, the great's birth is june 9. he ruled from 168221725 bounded the city of saint petersburg as russians window to europe. as his dream of russia being part of europe come to an end. at this point the sings very likely ah cross fucking russia and europe on join.

and these devices that the united states has the. ready in terms of amazing, these monetary systems is going to be used and evaluate quite rapidly. and then the color is, the leasing, particularly the another aspect is the security. all of those people's reserve with the sanctions on russia. for example, the united states is trying to use that all of those other countries. so, and then that would also undermine other countries. confidence in the countries realize that there is going to be a spend block, you know, you're moving towards and what kind of polar lot. and we're going to have a block led by the united states and some european countries. and then you're going to have the rest, which is going to include china and russia on india is undecided. i think india that have been trying to join the rest. and we have the you creating their own currency. some years ago it will take some work, but it's doable. shooting ah, now to berlin, where a car has driven into a crowd on a busy street, reportedly killing one person under injuring do

even the united states has acknowledged this fact since 1979. therefore, china will use its own resources to achieve national rena vacation at its own leisure. according to the time table that the people across the 2 sides of the taiwan strait will eventually decide. we are not going to be agitated by whatever the united states or other countries in the west will do as if they can't dictate when they're reification of the 2 sides of the taiwan strait will take place. lot. it's a decision completely up to the chinese people themselves, to decide and again, vice president of the center for china and globalization. thanks your time. we appreciate your thoughts and you are having me. now during the defend summit in singapore, on friday paging and washington exchanged diplomatic shots of its high one ton of defense ministry condemned the pentagon. following news of the latest us alms package with tie one, if any one dares to split taiwan from china, the chinese military has no choice but to fight at all costs and take all necessary measures to crush

you know, we had people here in the united states, or we brought them to the united states who were captured on the battlefield in afghanistan and pakistan. and we treated them as, as mercenaries, which is what they were. they were non state combatants, hostile combatants and they faced the full power of the law. and so if, if you're an american, or in the case that you cited a british or, or a moroccan and you volunteer to fight somebody else's war, then you're going to have to pay the price. when you're capture, it's going to be very clear to people who are entertaining, the idea of going to pray that there's nothing in it for them. they're, they're not going to get rich doing this. they're not going to come back with glory from the battle field. this is a no win situation. they should mind their own business and stay away in the united states. we call people like this glory hounds, people who, who feel like they've wasted their lives and want to be able to tell their children and grandchildren stories some day. it's almost always a bad idea. well, both pena, oslyn hope they can avoid the

my name's unit o'neill on 30 minutes of news and views start. let's begin with a day's development in the ukraine conflict, russia, essays, it has destroyed up to 50 multiple rocket launchers, positioned and hangers in nikolai if now that is the same city where moscow claimed on wednesday i had killed 500 ukrainian soldiers fuel reserves and her facilities were heavy as well, while in fighting across the don bus republics, russia se, some 650 ukrainian soldiers have been killed in the past 24 hours while tanks, artillery units, drones and other military hardware owned by key has been demolished. the deadlock situation in the key city of sir ver done yet were fierce. bustles have raged. since early march remains on changed when our team seen 1st hand how people in the city of done yet scarred living under daily shelling from the ukrainian army. our correspondent roman culture is there right? no, on file this report. today we're working in the keeps kit districts of the city of the nascar. this area has been targeted by a crate in military for the

not many military units have this kind of heavy weaponry. the satellite images to show us 5 military vehicles. 3 of them are multiple rocket log areas that are you in the area, which we believe was the launch 9. the tracks on the ground and not far from there demonstrate that the launches were made in the direction of grace, where the movement of so many things we have marked the spot to the north, observed residence on the territory controlled by ukrainian forces. and specific military unit in which we mention in the report for the proper pop, come through. are you, does it for me this hour, but stay with us throughout the day. it was we bring you more news and commentary. this is our international. but with us, the ah, a ah, my name is franklin origin, philadelphia got in the movement in any age, 13 or 14. we were violent towards those people because we believe that we're in the race. we were here 1st and this is our country being part of that movement. i got your sense of power. when i felt powerless, we got attention when i felt invisibl

they are following the united se order. and they are not even subjecting all of these proposals that be rising from the united states to the cost benefit analysis . what kind of cars not on the economically, but also politically, they are not. they are in total chaos. they, you, they don't know what to do, and we have seen mr. short. how could i have to show that when would be independent varies very soon and they cannot wear that it is organ or gas. this is a reality that they need to take into account. how would you describe the relations between gulf countries and western states? do you think gulf countries are willing to support america on the e u, with the energy needs? when we support our national incidence theory and our national interests, we are a member of the opic last coordination alliance. but if you call it and we follow the decisions by the alliance with the was or there is like it or not. so we are not here to please this part of the or that part of the we are to defend the interest of saudi arabia and they