she said that the u. s. had to work closely with china and ensure that beijing understands as much. it was perfectly clear. the u. s. needs a unipolar world the way they already see it, and other reforms have to stay within the unipolar world philosophy. back in the day, the trump administration supported the idea of reforming the w t o. as it became clear with time china was smart enough to out play the u. s. using the u. s. promoter platforms is globalization concepts and all the rules is no wonder that washington ended up blocking the video dispute settlement body that had already received plenty of claims from china, employing procedural loopholes. the u. s. keeps blocking all new hires to the d. s . b. when it has no corum, it cannot function. when it came to the debris, theo platform, washington declared that it had to be carried out by the u. s. in europe, while china should be kept away from it, just stating their plans bluntly, in such an unprofessional way, has recently become our western partners, m. o. they are completely unscrupulous. they openly state that they intend

now that the u. s. state secretary and secretary of defense had visited kiana. they agreed on yet another $700.00 millions of lawyer digital coke is not all for ukraine, but also for some of the eastern european states. give gets about half of this money for the liver, the what you guys'll approach fair enough. she then, there is the question, what will be the consequences have been the i am particularly interested in russia's official position on this one. if your personal viewpoint is also very important, no doubt. but can you please tell me what russia intends to do about all this? here are perhaps moscow believes that all the efforts made by washington are unlikely to bring about any meaningful changes in the current balance of power renewable as you, therefore, or lower bureau. i've read several statements made anonymously by some of the u. s . army officials in regards to what happens to these weapons once they cross the ukrainian border and where they end up. they all said that they didn't have any information where these weapons my go. apart from tanks a

s. using the u. s. promoter platforms is globalization concepts and all the rules is no wonder that washington ended up blocking the video dispute settlement body that had already received plenty of claims from china, employing procedural loopholes. the u. s. keeps blocking all new hires to the d. s . b. while it has no corum, it cannot function. when it came to the de with yo platform, washington declared that it ought to be carried out by the u. s. in europe. while china should be kept away from it, just stating their plans bluntly, in such an unprofessional way, has recently become our western partners, m. o. they are completely unscrupulous. they open the state that they intend to lead, that nato can do whatever it likes. they can say, nato is a defensive alliance, so there is no need to be afraid of it. as this organ i station does not pose a threat to anybody's security. and the same time nato secretary general installed, sumburgh says that nato is globally responsible for the world's security,

s. had sent to pakistani or the pakistani foreign office claiming that the u. s. a was interfering in pakistani politics and back he went further. you said that they were trying to effect, redeem change, remove him, ran han and, and threatening him were dire consequences. the consequence would be in mannheim to be removed through that void of no confidence, a tooth you know, with an alliance of opposition parties. but you know, there was breathless drama because when the vote of no confidence was filed in mount han came out with his claim a very b eventually when the 1st day when the vote of confidence conference was supposed to be held in mon hunt. but they had, they had, the speaker of the national assembly dramatically said that that he is a, he agreed that there was a foreign conspiracy around hon immediately about, you know, 510 minutes afterwards. address the nation. said that he's sent an invite to the president to dissolve the assembly number and that was the end of that. so just yeah, months we had weeks of build up to this and then suddenly it was all ov

the u. s. had produced more than 3000 nuclear warheads to the soviets, 300 ah, on september 14th 1954, a soviet boma dropped. a 40 killer ton nuclear bomb south of the urals, in what was called operation snowball. the way me alongside the nuclear arms race, the us and the soviet union will also engaged in a holy new competition. the space race a rocket engineer who had served as a colonel in the red army ca, corolla of was the mastermind behind the soviet space program. he convinced marshall who caused that rockets would be able to penetrate the stratosphere and one day transport humans into outer space. the, the russian space program was placed under the control of the red army nic. one was successfully launched into a low earth orbit. on october, 4th 1957. it was joined by sputnik 24 weeks later on november 3rd, 1957. a dog leica was on board a stray from the streets of moscow. she became the 1st living animal, launched into earth orbit several hours after the rocket launch, like a died. but

when it came to the video platform, washington declared that it had to be carried out by the u. s. in europe. while china should be kept away from it, just stating their plans bluntly, in such an unprofessional way, has recently become our western partners, m. o. they are completely unscrupulous. they open the state that they intend to lead, that nato can do whatever it likes. they can say nato is a defensive alliance, so there is no need to be afraid of. it's as this organization does not pose a threat to anybody security. and at the same time, nato secretary general the install. tim burks as that nato is globally responsible for the world's security, even in the endo pacific region and another fight after the war. so patch was dissolved and the soviet union collapsed. nato moved its line of defense since they claim to be a defensive alliance from the berlin wall towards russia's border, 5 times that he was not to be afraid and assure knows that this was no threat to russia security. it was rather a blunt and impolite way of telling us that we are not the ones decide what was best

s. india, european union, and brazil really stand out. for example, india followed by the u. s. had extra supplies and wheat. they can go to economies including those in sub saharan africa, as well as asia in the middle east. when it comes to warn you have many economies, i can step in certainly the u. s. is number one fall by the euro area with other types of foods, like oats and sorghum. again, the, you ask that you really stand out as a. com. the 2nd step and certainly of all of these countries provide access as of supplies of food. we can prevent it from sort shortage and also greater from the insecurity fraser, we have so much food insecurity around the world. so many crises around the world that the w f p is trying to manage, trying to support people in many different places. what is the worst case scenario? are we in it or not yet? that's a good question for me. i think. yeah. the thing is, is that even before the ukraine crisis erupted, we were warning about a year of unprecedented hunger and neat, you know, due to factors such as a proliferation of conflict, climate cha

s. had announced an ongoing criminal investigation into the wikileaks releases and interpol had issued a red notice for his arrest in connection with sex crimes in sweden. male newscaster: the law enforcement around the world is turning up the heat on the website wikileaks. newscaster: an international arrest warrant can now be issued for julian assange. newscaster: one of these charges coerns an allegation of rape. newscaster: interpol has put him on a wanted list in connection with rape allegations in sweden. newscaster: two charges of molestation and one of unlawful coercion. jennifer: the swedish prosutor didot need to issue that warrant because we were actively offering his cooperation and testimony. she got an arrest warrant for his questioning in circumstances when we were offering his testimony. it wasn't required at that time, and yet they sought it in the context of a major publication. that's why people ask questions about the timing. michael: the sex allegations led to even greater tension within wikileaks. daniel: for me, in any kind of a serious organization, if your mana

so signed by spain, by the us, and by himself, that if he were to be expedited to the u. s. after his trial, they would send him back to spain to serve a sentence, which is really what they're offering a sons, right? they're saying come to the u. s. for trial, and then you can serve your sentence in australia. and the mendoza's case, you not only had assurances you had a written contract and they still broke it. and i, and i published these documents, these classified documents from the state department, from the department of justice. and you can really see step by step, how they violate to their funds, to sustain. and i'm actually quite shocked to learn that in a song just case, the judges have not seen these documents. they only saw a few of them. they didn't see the contract, which is really the, the, the damaging document that shows united states breaks its promises. and this is very, very bad. i hope that in the future proceedings there's a chance where the judges were dealing with assumptions. he's actually see this document because it really shows that you come acros

s. had no intention of such a thing either in russia or anywhere. it was reported that this made the horses laugh. stevens a uni is the syrian based editor of mit is discourse any joins us now. steve and thanks for coming on board. the sputnik you must have been very surprised when you are done in a blink and say that the united states is not trying to bring about regime change in moscow or anywhere else. after the 10 years that your country, sorry i was going through that must have come as quite a shock. yeah, it is a shock because that is what i mean. the american administration, administration and administrations in the past work on and it is raising change. either they do it by a military invent, envision like what they did in iraq, or they do it by supporting radical stomach care groups like the muslim brotherhood on the, on other or what they're doing now by supporting the fashion groups, nazi groups like golf. so that is what america, the used these groups or the or the use the media on demonizing that they used to demonize the soviet union i

the reason the u. s. had germany is so dangerous, is it the lie? the sovereignty of all the countries, the sectional is on the american uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nato, what is founded shareholders in united states and elsewhere in lodge obs companies would lose millions and millions wars business and businesses good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion. oh, is your media reflection of reality? ah, in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, whole community. are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths. or remain in the shallows. ah ah, ah ah. go to the new menu a cottage and if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about like that because your friends prosper. don't put your home and symbols on display reach.

s. had no intention of such a thing either in russia or anywhere. it was reported that this made the horses laugh. stevens a uni is the simian base editor of mid east discourse any joins us now. stephen, thanks for coming on board. the sputnik you must have been very surprised when you are done in a blink and say that the united states is not trying to bring about regime change in moscow or anywhere else. after the 10 years that your country, sorry i was going through that must have come as quite a shock. yeah, it is a shock because that is what america, the american administration just administration and administrations in the past work on. and it is regime change. it either they do it by a american, invent an invasion like how was what they did in iraq already do it by supporting radical islamic terrorist group. second was the brotherhood on the other or what they're doing now by supporting nat fascists and groups. nazi group select as off, so that is what america the used and these groups or day or do you is the media on demonizing deck. they use

s. is imposing further sanctions on russian banks and president vladimir putin, adult daughters following allegations of war crimes and ukraine. president joe biden says moscow is paying a severe and immediate price for its alleged atrocities in butcher. but ukraine's president go to ms. lewinsky says the latest sanctions look spectacular, but aren't enough. whitehouse correspond, kimberly. how could reports washington? dr. what it is, the latest u. s. escalation against russia in lockstep with e. u and g 7 nations new sanctions targeting russian financial institutions and kremlin officials, the u. s. president also introduced an executive order banning all american investment in russia. this ration was going to make sure that no warning can't commend to russia to replace what's left. so as those sanction now include russian president vladimir putin's 2 adult daughters and foreign minister survey. laugh rav his wife and daughter. on wednesday, the justice department announcing actions ag

but despite the latest rhetoric from washington, the u. s. had earlier rejected several key international treaties that aimed at banned the placement of weapons in orbit with american officials, claiming the proposals offered by russia and china were flawed. russian space agency roscoe's most says the u. s. has apparently already developed its own covert space weapons program, retired us air force, lieutenant colonel turn petoskey suspects. washington has been trying to create enough time for to complete its own arms test. first, you have to understand the messaging is very often directed domestically. and this is a political thing, they democrats in the fight and supporters in this country. they are tuned into environmental health issues. and this is an environmental issue. there's, there's space garbage and we're going to not support space garbage. i mean, that's part of the message. and the other part of it is misleading to the international community, and that is that because the u. s. is already completed the testing that it needs to do.

s. had gemini is falling apart. they will go real quick, get another narrative, how we really one. and they will try to paint this as oh, you know, it was really a great victory. you see like they've done with everything else domestically. i'm not sure if you'll be able to sell this narrative overseas. but again, to them everything is narrative, everything is spin, it doesn't matter what reality is. it only matters would be, you know, blunder through the media and that's how they've been functioning for decades. now, obviously, you know, that's, that's sort of distinction is the heart of the current conflicts. you have calling the west and empire of life and, and try, you know, and other countries going way to 2nd. what is real matters, what is feel does not. and so it's a clash between reality and, and the fake and, you know, the american empire is default response as well. just let's just made up more fig stuff to, to deal paid ourselves as, as the perpetual winners. and again, this is how i see the possibility of what been said actually company through. they'll say, oh that we'v

this, by the latest rhetoric from washington, the u. s. had already rejected several key international treaties today to ban the placements of weapons and all bits with american officials, claiming the proposals offered by russia and china were the floors, the director of rushes. the space agency was cosmo safe. the us has apparently already developed its own code, the space weapons program, and retired us as well as the tenant colonel se washington was apparently putting enough time to complete its own weapons tests. first, you have to understand the messaging is very often directed domestically. and this is a political thing, the democrats in the fighting supporters in this country company. they are tuned in 2 environmental health issues. and this is an environmental issue. there's, there's space garbage and we're going to not support space garbage. i mean, that's part of the message and the other part of it is misleading much to the international community. and that is because the u. s. is already completed the testing that it needs to

we move east and the reason the u. s. had germany is so dangerous, is it? the law is the sovereignty of all the countries. the exceptionalism that america uses and it's in national war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. if nature, what is founded, shareholders in united states and elsewhere in large obs companies would lose millions and millions or is business and businesses good. and that is the reality of what we're facing, which is fashion. ah, welcome back. across that were all things are considered on peter bell to remind you we're discussing the ukraine conflict. ah. okay, go back to marco in london, marco a few years ago before he passed stephen cohen was on this program. it was such a pleasure to have him on john mearsheimer was also on, and he was talking about the possibility of a world war 3 and new killer conflict come nato against russia. and i kind of pushed back gently against that. and he said, peter, i am very, very serious. we're on that path. prescient. at that, do you thought one of the thing

later in the week despite being deeply divided over the ukraine war, russia and the u. s. had completed a surprise prisoner swap. russia is foreign ministry says former us marine trevor read, has been traded for a russian pilot, was serving a 20th sentence for drugs offences. constantine yara shanker, was jailed for conspiracy to smuggle. co came into the united states. one of the only knights of the year in islam as being observed in occupied east jerusalem earlier there an estimated quarter of a 1000000 worshippers of the alexa moss for layla arcada, which marks the 27th night of the month of ramadan. it follows israeli raids the holy site and the killing of at least 17 palestinians and cracked down across the occupied west bank. 2 of them in the last 2 days. so those were the headlines and he's continuing the analogy 0 after algebra world schedule. thanks so much bye for this me the me ah ah ah ah, ah, in, in, in, in, in the in the municipal center crystal markets in who has a fog light was summer. it has almost almost and that is a who just make it soon. yes, it's ente

s. had gemini is falling apart. they will go real quick to get another narrative how we really want. and they will try to pink this as oh, you know, it was really a great victory. you see like they've been done with everything else domestically. i'm not sure if they'll be able to sell this narrative overseas. but again, to them everything is narrative, everything is spin, it doesn't matter what reality is. it only matters would be, you know, blunder through the media. and that's how they've been functioning for decades. now obviously, you know, that's, that's sort of distinction is the heart of the current conflict. you have calling the west and empire of life and, and try, you know, and other countries going, wait a 2nd. what is real matters? what is faith does not. and so it's a clash between reality and, and the fake and, you know, the american empire is the fault response is, well just let's just made up more fig stuff to, to deal paid ourselves as, as the perpetual winners. and again, this is how i see the poss

so any plan to annihilate the u. s . s. i had to be postponed indefinitely, but the idea remains the same. the united states have to be seen as the only major player in the international arena, or anyone who sold otherwise had to be white from the us. with the soviet union itself is no mold. this is a victory for democracy and freedom. these events clearly fell on national interest . george bush was, i'm booked out of it on you. one anguish v. i'm jan. ok. she leashed to it. coveted zip on and tablet block on one was the one of the dean and these milan sound unsigned. the assassin men monsanto, as an in noisy on and it was on plus, he had a competitor to know jesus landis, a united states became the indispensable country are worth exceptional people whose obligation was to lay down the path for all of the countries. and so it became a new i renewed justification for american aggression in the world. it was the justification for the 20 years old war and the 21st century in the middle east. for the tax on on 7 countries. us b

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s. embassy had this meeting to talk about actually admitted to failing and the drug war and i was on and, and when someone brought up the issue of alternative crops, they made a really good point. they said, you can never compete with an illicit product. you know, the price of an illicit product is always going to be more valuable than any legal substance. right? because of the nature of trying to get it. and so farmers know this and you know, it's something that they've been doing for so long and it's something that they know there is a market for. and as i said, if no government is able to comp of true, clear, sustainable alternative. this is just going to continue to be a problem and then on we're leave with her for to do though, ali, that the phoenix dongle. thank you so much for joining us on the thank you to china next. where if you are a single mother, your chances of receiving state benefits are dramatically reduced access to maternity leave and medical help for instance, is harder to come bye. a lot of it has more to do with social stigmas around being a single mother than a

more than a 1000000 people in the u. s. territory had no electricity on thursday morning. people spent the night at gas stations getting gasoline for backup generators, causing some stations to run out of fuel. well, kenneth macklin talk her serve both as puerto rico, lieutenant governor, and secretary of state jones been alive via skype. from puerto ricans, capital son, one could help you with sir on the program, in your opinion, what seems to have gone wrong this time? well, the fine, there was a minor fire at a yard in front of the, a, one of the power generators. now we've had since 942 a unitary ah, well, we're, everything is connected. so if anything goes wrong, it can trigger a cascade of events that will shut down the system to protect the system. or we have to move to micro grid. we have to move to renewable energy, but we haven't done it yet. i mean, is this all about of failing or out of date infrastructure as well that needs further investment? or is it all about sort of trying to recover from previous hurricane damages of not so long ago? yeah. you know, we ha

s. intelligence had unnecessary envy. there are, it is a legal right to use government resources for economic reason, right? even if it's to support the biggest american company and for whatever reason, that's a legal right. and that line doesn't necessarily, you know, within for some european countries in health services. it's really doesn't exist with did the at that stop after this agreement. now how intimately it was a point in time, right? and it was a great discussion point, but we had no means of enforcing the agreement itself. the cyber war between the 2 countries continued. and so did american accusations china's goal simply put, is to replace the u. s. as the world's leading superpower and they're using illegal methods to get there. today, we announce charges against to chinese hackers. jew law and john shaw long. but friends, hacking campaigns also targeted us government agencies, including the laboratories of nasa, the united states, department of energy and the u. s. navy. i'm here to announce the indictment

s. official had to say about the new part b, u. s. delegation made clear to the solomon islands during their visit, that the u. s. would have significant concerns and would respond accordingly. if china take steps to establish a de facto permanent military presence, power projection capabilities or a military installation, according to the white house. we spoke to joseph gregory mahoney, who's a professor of politics and international relations in east china normal university . you said that nathan policy is one of double standards. that's the essence of a double standard. you know, nato can claim countries are free to join nato. but this isn't a principle that it applies to blocks. it proceeds as potential threats. but i think it's helpful here to distinguish between sovereignty and whether a country has an independent foreign policy. so we can say that japan, for example, in australia have sovereignty, but the extent to which they have independent foreign policies is a matter that many debate australia is caught in a near hysteri

more than a 1000000 people in the u. s. territory had no electricity on thursday morning. people spent the night at petrol stations getting fuel for back up generators, causing some of them to run out of pakistan's prime minister in rank on could be removed from offices earlier saturday. political workers from the opposition people's party, celebrated earlier that after the supreme court ruled at enron cons dissolution of parliament, and called early elections were illegal. people in parts of australia's most popular city have been told to evacuate after trench rain fell along the east coast . sidney recorded nearly a month's worth of rainfall on wednesday night. so i say they're alarmed after global me pain levels, roads for the 2nd straight year. the national is yenna. can atmosphere administration says the increase is the largest since measurements began nearly 40 years ago. livestock contributes to a large percentage. all emissions got to look that lines more news coming up here on out as you're right off to go to witness of all my friends and co workers who were detai

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she had even been warned publicly about its risks by the then u. s. president. but germany is totally controlled by russia because they will get it from 60 to 70 percent of their energy from russia and a new pipeline. and you tell me of that's appropriate because i think it's not, and i think it's very badly for later. and i don't think it should have happened, but many, if the elite in germany appeared not to be listening, i oft one leading petrochemical policy analyst. why the idea was essentially to work through trade in order to lower the incentives for conflicts. because the moment you enhance trade in theory, both sides engage invest haskin in the game, and that means you lower the, the blue content for war or other types of conflict. that was the principal principal driving a lot of the russia politics and policies of the german government, but also of other european governments. it didn't work as we know and yes, what kinds that they should have known better. now those governments are leading a dash from gas. the european commission recently unveiled pla