u and the u. s. have shown concern about the food supply situation in poor countries . ukraine says they have 20000000 tons of grain in their shallows right now. 20000000 tons. and guess what? those chance don't get to mark an awful lot of people in africa are going to starve to death. we need to make sure that the serials are sent to the world. if not, millions of people will be facing famine, particularly in the middle east. and africa is from particularly on medicine up to 50000000 people, particularly in the countries of africa. and the middle east will die in the next few months unless ukrainian grain is released or not. the question is, though, we have all these western politicians being all this time before the war in ukraine broke out. 43000000 people were ready. one step away from family. and the biggest crisis was in yemen. more than 17000000 yemen. ease of food insecure because of a conflict that's been going on there for 8 years. the people of yemen are not starving. they are being starve

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and so king about america, the u. s. congress has approved a $40000000000.00 package to ukraine, and one's present bite and signs off on the bill. a fresh supply weapons will be heading to the country for more less. let's go live now to our teeth. caleb mall pin in new york. caleb, the bills approval raises the question of just how much more nato weaponry will be flowing into ukraine? away, exactly. it's going what can you tell us about the latest package? sure. well we have the u. s. congress moving ahead. this 40000000000 dollar package has been approved, providing us aid to ukraine. now it's important to note that in previous aid packages the, i'd say it's a sent to ukraine. they specifically specified that the as our battalion, this openly nazi division of the granting and military could not get any weapons or support from the united states. this is the language that was previously in us aid packages to you grant. none of the funds made available by this act may be used to provide arms training or other assistance

u by e. u citizens, it wouldn't become a criminal offense. i hope we don't be sure that that state, amid a grave economic crisis in soaring inflation, the planet to consume less energy in an effort to secure independence from britain, oil and gas. the gulf reduction has grown from a previously promised 9 percent to 13 percent. not according to the commission, president energy savings are the quickest and the cheapest way to address the current energy crisis. we will therefore increase the energy efficiency target for 2030, from 9 percent to 13 percent. this is just one of the proposals under the new e u. v power plan introduced in an effort to reduce dependence on russian fossil fuels. and these promise to allocate an additional $300000000000.00 euros to achieve its goal, which will go towards importing more resources from other countries, cutting economic expenses, and a swifter transition to green energy. this is all happening amid exorbitant inflation, which is 3 times higher than the european bangs targets that's affects all european hous

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the u. s. government is gathering information about americans troubling to ukraine . that's a mid fears about what they might do upon their return. the authorities are worried, butterfield experience could result in a spiking crime on terra ortiz broadcast. df reports the u. s. department of homeland security. as it turns out, is secretly very nervous. far from the pro war bravado you might see during white house press conferences or on c, n n. american border and customs agents have realized that there's going to be on american volunteers and ukraine at back home. what kind of training are foreign fighters receiving in ukraine that they could possibly proliferate in us based militia and white nationalist groups? an advisory intelligence note disseminated to airport security and border god's wounds agents that many of those americans heading for ukraine are of the unsavory sort the far right sort. the buffalo shooting happened just 2 weeks ago. the crazy murderer who believed that shooting a

the u. s. once japan, south korea, australia, and new zealand to join the one to expand the blog to influence the whole world. if they manage to achieve that, the nato would immediately become a u. s. global weapon. that is extremely dangerous. if they carry on that strategy, it could spark world war 3. nato was expanding against russia and china. this process is like lighting a stick of dynamite. i consider this unacceptable. nato was established during the cold war, but the past is in the past while nato still exists. what is the purpose of nato to maintain peace or to perform as a hammer of the us? i think nato is now being used as a tool to help the u. s. achieve its own goals. we don't need nato expansion today . the russian forces conducting their military operation in ukraine, do not pose any kind of threat to the west. the west is trying to use the situation for its own profit, regardless of the fact that people are dying there, the world should not be unipolar. a collective will is req

u. s. e. 's as some of its sanctions against venezuela's energy sector. as washington seeks to secure additional oil imports. despite its long running differences with crockett, with you'll have to rec for a studio in moscow, this is orange international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. are now turkey has expressed opposition to allowing nordic countries, sweden and finland into the nato alliance, accusing them of having threatened turkey's national security with economic pressure and support for militants that on cra, considers terrorists. you know, tony, to kia as being supporting the open door policy or nato, even before this war. but the biggest it to these possible candidates already candidate countries. you know, we have also legitimate security concerns that they have been supporting the terrorist organizations. and there are also export restrictions own defense products. initial report said turkey blocked the official process of accepting finland and sweden into

the u. s. president joe biden has signed a $40000000000.00 a package for ukraine, enough despite republican lawmakers wanting that there's a serious lack of oversight to where exactly that money might end up u. s. congressman chip roy. emphasize that as america faces surging price inflation under the problems. last aid money would be better spent buckets home. and i'm wondering when we voted to go, or if we were going to have a proxy war and we're going to get $40000000000.00, the ukraine, because we wanna what all fancy with our blue and yellow ribbons feel good about ourselves. maybe we should actually have a debate in this chamber, a debate in his body because the american people expect us to do that when the border of this country is wide open and cartels have control of it. and fennel is pouring in and we have $30.00 trillion dollars, a debt and gas prices are spiking and $1100.00 to fill a tank, a diesel. and we go blank, jack. $40000000000.00. and by the way, i'm looking at my colleag

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well the u. s. government has repeated it's called for a thorough and transparent investigation into the killing of sure. in other actually, state department spokesman, net price says an investigation must result in accountability will hydro castro join us live now from washington? d. c. how do you? so what more details came out of that, ned price briefing that he darren, so this was an audio briefing in which the spokesman for this usa department was asked to react to israel, saying and will not launch a criminal investigation into sharina killing. and he said very little, basically what you just summed up. he said they again the u. s. is asking for a thorough in transparent investigation that must include accountability at he didn't go to detail exactly how or who should be can ducting that investigation, which is what the u. s. policy has been since the 9 days that sharina was killed while she was doing her job on the occupied west bank. and there has been condemnation from the bite administra

the u. s. president and 1st lady had met relatives of the 19 children and 2 teachers are shot dead in texas on tuesday. the justice department's conducting a review of the police response after criticism they are to to slowly left his former rebel gustavo, petro has won the 1st round of columbia's presidential elections, setting the stage for a run of next month. you'll face businessman rodolfo hernandez, whose anti corruption platform helped fuel a last minute search in support. well, those are the headlines and he's continues here on al jazeera after talk to our to 0. but before that, we leave you with memories of sharing the voice of palestine to 0. media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the killing of his journalist in the occupied west. bank. sharina was shot in the head by ready forces. while she was on assignments in jimmy ah, what was no, no, no, no, no. i don't need to be here. when you look at me, when you get to me, i just need a

the u. s. pulled out on the, the last for the previous president, donald trump, and now biden is setting up i path. is it not able to say that that is really an attempt to cut china out, compete with it, because that one doesn't include china. let me just if i might reply to some of professor cows eloquent statements i, i find it highly ironic that he sites our current baby formula issues. because i remember living in china when there was a huge scandal about fake baby formula being manufactured by chinese companies. that kill dozens of not hundreds of chinese babies. so i find that again, quite ironic that the sites are current difficulties with respect to the u. s. market economy compared to the chinese economy, which is in fact is not a market economy. when you consider the high percentage of state enterprises as well as the role of the c, c p, the chinese communist party in every single company organization with within the borders of china. again, i find that highly ironic. and i would a

u. one doesn't know whether to laugh or cry when it says it's united over the issue of ukraine. it is not. it says it doesn't want to fight russia, but in fact, is a co belligerent on the side of ukraine is determined to deeply damage rushes economy . but in doing so, damage is itself, ah, cross stocking the e u, i'm joined by my guess. marco gassett in london, he's an international affairs commentator in prague. we have brad blankenship. he is a columnist at c g t n, a freelance reporter push in law as well as a r t contributor and a mirror cash we custom roster. martin j. he's an award winning journalist, an commentator. all right, gentlemen, cross stock rolls in fact that much. i mean, you can jump in any time you want. now is appreciate a martin. i start out by saying, i don't know if i should laugh or cry when it comes to the e. u. i think that should be familiar to you because i was a title of an article you wrote a few days ago. why did you write it? go ahead because we were just

u. here in the u. s. globally, in terms of famine, literally in africa, when you have spiraling inflation, raises an energy cost. it is a war that has already reduced ukraine from the most prosperous country at the time of the division of the soviet union. the most prosperous of the republics to today, the poorest country in europe. and the war is now making the e u, they're really paying the price as they say, folks in britain have to choose between heating and eating. now, how has russia fought this war? they fought it very differently from the u. s. in the u. s. from day one, iraq afghanistan, anywhere in the world. they knock out the water, the sanitation sewage, the food warehouses, the entrance, all the communication systems, day one, and they advertise it, they push it out. the hospitals, the medical center, that's what's destroyed. that's not what's happened in the ukraine. there. the bakeries were still open in kiev internet. that's how world politicians from colo see. you folks are all able t

the u. k. ad colonies in africa, india, china. the commonwealth of australia, asia, north and south america. from said captured half of africa and a half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and osi anya, italy established colonies in somalia, ethiopia, libya, and eritrea. the were spanish colonies in south america and africa. portugal occupied colonies several times, its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. what was going on in the colonies as well known and documented millions of ruined lives. from slavery. ruthless and remorseless exploitation. with the phone of british diplomats, professor of political ideas and also william melanson has studied europe's colonial system. and the reason for its arise at full only one main thing is important for knox ism internationally speaking. that is, that nations what state

the u. n a says more than 70000 people have fled fighting in the democratic republic of congo in recent days. government forces are battling rebels from the m 23 group. those are the headlines. news continues here in al jazeera. that's after inside story, stayed with us. me. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. this is i don't need to be here with you to look at me when you get to me, i think you can just get a message. can you open that at the home and ya today, and we're going to be, you will be set up an appointment with me. i'm a lot of my mother, just leave me when i don't want me shooting off the edge of the ah is china the most serious challenge to the international order? the u. s. accuses badging of undermining global security. as the secretary of state unveiled washington strategy to compete with china, but is the criticism justified? this is inside sort ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much am john china poses the most serious long term challenge to the internati

the u. s. has already given more than $3000000000.00 in aid to ukraine and has sold an additional $165000000.00 worth of weapons to the country as well. but us, congressman says american weaponry stockpiles are actually running low. we just burned through 7 years worth of javelin, and that's not only important as we continue to try and help you cranium when in ukraine. that's important as we try to simultaneously defend taiwan from aggression from the chinese communist party. they're going to need access to some of the same weapon systems, and we simply don't have the stockpiles at present in order to backfill what we've spent in ukraine. however, despite the incomparably huge flow of weaponry from the west to ukraine, the quality of the army appears far from adequate. a surrendered ukrainian officer has criticized equipment provided to ukraine from the you and us saying that the weaponry didn't live up to all. the hype, nowhere near portia for june of u. s. military aid was overrated. and hype

some u. k. households are apparently taking drastic measures to try and reduce their bills, firefighters to issue a warning for people to stop burning. open fires in doors that came off to man was rushed to hospital for doing just that he was said to have been trying to avoid using his gas central heating. we know this is a difficult time and people are thinking about ways to reduce their energy bills, but we're really concerned that they may be putting lives at risk by doing so. the fire brigade has said that this wasn't even a loan incident. they have apparently been more than a 100 similar cases in the past few months. now other stories about what people have been doing to stay warm have also emerged. the british prime minister was recently confronted about one of those. this was about a pensioner who rides the bus all day, apparently, to avoid heating her own home for a stroll. some sparked ango when he boasted that it was, in fact he who had given pensioners a free bus pass kind of missi

as the u. s. and a number of its allies have been pushing for the nordic to block, to join the block. reese's a prime minister recently asked the u. s. congress to nicks a deal to sell advanced weaponry to turkey and denounced on cra as a quote, source of instability. the greek leader has also expressed concerns about biden's proposal to approve $400000000.00 worth of weapons for turkey, including missiles and equipment for upgrades. fleet of american made f. 16 fighter jets. that's while greece is processing a bill to buy the latest u. s. f. 35, jess person, 5, yes. now a former turkish and bastard to that you told us that greece is in no position to buy expensive weapons from the u. s. the degree get to choose it. and so there are several reasons, so that if it, but for example, greece increases its territorial with the water. so 12 hours a will be in general, see for greece and it's hard to ship. so what us permission to trust it agrees, you know, the army gets on the record, leave it behind th

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but the u. s itself went to war in iraq and afghanistan and more, and we didn't see inflation like this from it. joe biden. inflation isn't my fault . it's because of putin's price hike. okay. also, joe biden, and you get 40000000000 and you get 40000000000 and you get 40000000000. it's not putin's price hike. let's call it what it really is. bite inflation. the buck ends with me, but prudence price hike and everybody is responsible for the huge mess i created, except for me as biden's, popularity keeps thinking amid controversial economic policies. one has to wonder how long before he blames that on putin as well. caleb martin, r t. new york. in other news, former us president george w bush in what he dismissed as a slip of the tongue condemned the quotes and justified unfruitful invasion of iraq . he then quickly declared, he meant that ukraine, not iraq, but human rights watch said it was the 14 slip of the century. the result is an absence of checks and balances in russia and the decision of

u. s. is pushing russia to announce a technical default after washington bard moscow from paying its debt through american banks. moscow say that the fault is not on the cards, however, stretching it has the cash to pay investors on this simply being stopped from fulfilling its obligations. our senior correspondent, murat garcia, told me more earlier. what the united states centrally has done now is by revoking this license, that means russia will no longer be able to pay in dollars. it's bondholders operating through us bank. so paying americans, institutions, banks, investors, who have throughout the past few months, who have all fluted all the russian debt that they have very few still hold on to russian debt. and we've seen this, them press trumpeting about a potential russian default. how's russia going to get out of this? but ultimately it's, it's all a show because what do you, what do you think when you hear someone's galant, a default, or bankruptcy, or bankruptcy, it's that the

s o u. k and france had stalled because at the same time london hosted secret anglo german negotiations. in exchange for the british empire, integrity, the british greenland, a german march to the east. despite the absence of a formal agreement, it was given to understand that he was free to act in the east. and shouldn't worry about the west. with when we speak of new territory and europe to day, we must principally think of russia. that colossal empire in the east is ripe for dissolution. cut off hitler. my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in $925.00, that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union that was always hit. there's real call and the europeans understood that in some ways in poland to was preparing to invade the ussr with handler, a dismemberment of russia lies of the fault of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia. from a report by the polish army, general staff intelligence branch, but ha

also coming up u. s. president joe biden's in buffalo, new york, when a gunman shot and killed 10 people in a grocery store in a predominantly african american neighbourhood. 11 of the 13 people hate were black . in america, evil will not win. i promise. he will not prevail. white supremacy will not have a last word. what happened here is simple, straightforward terrorism, terrorism, domestic terrorist welcome to the day we begin in ukraine in mario paul, which now appears to be wholly in russian hands following weeks of resistance. the fall of the southern port city ends the most devastating the siege of russia's war in ukraine on your post capture. and i was present, proved into claim a rare victory. even though these troops now rule the city that's mostly in ruins. it's a major blow for keith describes president of lot of means and then he's attempts to put a positive spin on events. i say that ukraine needs ukrainian heroes to be alive. you can't says russia's bombardments has killed more than 2000

the u. s. a congresswoman has took out against the $40000000000.00 package post to be sent to ukraine, accusing fellow american law makers of corruption and even likening the bill to a money laundering scheme. federal law makers fund non profits. they fund non governmental organizations. they fund grants grants that go to people and if you really look into it a lot of times it's their friends and families that operate these non profits and non governmental organizations. and it's basically like money laundering schemes. us senate is reportedly expats. it's a past the ukraine 8 bill late on thursday, and that would allow joe biden's administration to release the funds for key if however, republican senator run, paul has managed to single handedly delayed the legislation so far is also called on the american public to oppose the spending of $40000000000.00 of us taxpayer money on ukraine instead of helping americans. it's home. however, top democratic senator, chuck schumer has hit bucket rumble,

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and this is not something new, it is within the u. s. and all the hillsburg law forces the u. s. government, it's an obligation of the u. s. government, according to that law, to pressure the governments of other countries for them to severe the economic relationship with cuba. well, does that part of the problems that we have? we also have, as i said again, what do u. s. calls the pool effect? the invitation by not fulfilling their agreements part of their agreements in 2017 was not what step anymore. cubans that reached their borders. they stopped doing that and they started accepting cubans. in march of this year, us accepted. $32000.00 cubans in a month. $32000.00 cubans in a month illegal migrants not just reach the border of the united states. cubans that want to migrate and hear that news and learn about it. they say there's an avenue there. there's a way to enter the united states. if you use the illegal child, and yet panama, which is the make, the practically the only way out of here to get to another country through corporate airlines. so you can get, for example, t

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the decisions been taken not the 2nd e, u, u. s. trade and technology council summit taking place near paris. the 2 sides say though each aim to domestic production and provide the maximum possible subsidies to the industry. officials are also planning joint measures against cyber attacks, especially from russia and china. and i correspondent, in paris on your phone, the car has been speaking to you, competition commission and margaret of a stair. she asked about the new plans to shore up semiconductor supplies, the work we do on a semi conductors to fully understand why did we have the shortage to work together for the future to make sure that we remain strong. because i think that's a main task in the politics of today, that like minded partners, that we were much closer together than what we have done before. margaret of the stair was speaking to our correspondent sonton sonia found the car or less often. sonya, i asked her why the meeting in paris had particular importance this year. the u. s . you trade and technology counci

the u. s. president signs off on another injection of military aid to ukraine, bringing the total to $54000000000.00 to help fight the russian lesson. ah, hello, i'm darren jordan. this is al jazeera, alive from doha, also coming up an uneasy. com hangs of a parts of dumbass as russian forces i the region as part of their renewed offensive to take control of the south and east of the great australians vote for change ending almost a decade of conservative whoo! down under and empty shells force drastic action. the u. s. military flies in tons of baby formula to fill a critical shortage. ah, the u. s. president has approved an additional $40000000000.00 a package for ukraine. the bill was flown to south korea for biden's signature, where he is on a tour of asia, the latest financial packages on top of the already $13600000000.00 worth of funding. the u. s. government has pledged to ukraine. kimberly helped as mona from washington dc when the money that the united states applied to ukraine beg

the u. k is also following in the footsteps of its american allies with prime minister, boers, johnson boasting about sending 450000000 pounds of taxpayers money to ukraine. the opposition was quick to call him out, to out of the talks to meet the challenges of the moment i'm too tired to draw a feel put unit is of the future that time has passed. so as western politicians continue to go above and beyond for ukraine, while their own people sing deeper into crisis, they're making it crystal clear, just what their top priorities are and what they think they can get away with. while still keeping their coveted political titles. in washington, rachel blevins, r t. wholesale price is accelerated further in april, which is part of a broad inflation problem persisting throughout the u. s. economy. the producer price index, which strikes how much manufactures get for products and their initial sale rose 11 percent from a year ago. and that's according to the bureau of labor statistics. and many amer

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but the u. s. didn't ask, tie one which is seen by china as part of its territory to join the new trade deal . the indo pacific economic framework for prosperity or i path aims to increase trade links in the region, strengthen a global supply chains, promot infrastructure investment and clean energy, and establish new rules on tax and anti corruption. but it doesn't include any tariff reductions and the founding countries will still need to negotiate what standards they wish to abide by how they'll be enforced and how to consider potential future members. the initiative comes less than 5 months after the china led regional comprehensive economic partnership went into force linking 15 asia pacific economy isn't the world's largest trade block. most of the country is which signed up for the u. s. lead framework already belong to the block with china on. meanwhile, beijing has criticized the u. s. pack does an attempt to create a closed club. this is what the chinese foreign ministry of spokesperson h

the country is following in the footsteps of the u. s. and u. k. after expressing concerns, the chinese government could gain data on how and when users access the internet german exports, the russia have tumbled to their lowest level in nearly 2 decades. as sanctions take a bite, in march exports fell 63 percent on the year to 900000000 euros. several german firms halted operations and exports to russia. a country that until recently enjoyed strong trade ties with germany or beginning today, a german court is set to hear a rather unique case against volkswagen. an individual farmer has filed a civil lawsuit against the car manufacturer. with the backing of greenpeace, he's actually asking the court to force volkswagen to cut its carbon emissions. take a look for 7 months a year. if i have come as kettle, get to enjoy the green pastures of his organic farm that the future is full of uncertainty. for him, lebrans into us we far must depend on an intake climate. we need this relative balance of nature, which keeps the land fertile back out. and if we