martin, r t new york. and finally nuclear reactors in the united states could see outages next year or earlier if russia decided to stop the exports of enriched uranium. according to the american media outlets, the hill, there was a response to western sanctions, could lead to serious problems in the u. s. with the maintenance of its nuclear plants, the plants generates about 20 percent of electricity in the u. s. and unplanned shutdowns of these power plants could result in insufficient electricity. the cover demand with electricity prices rising. further. russian officials claim a us, refusal of russian uranium would only harm the united states itself. marissa controls 40 percent of the global uranian conversion infrastructure and 46 percent of global uranium enrichment capacity. in addition, many reactors in u. s. require enriched uranium fuel, which they depend on brush it to obtain. the a we spoke with professor of economics and politics. dotson jack rasmus, who thinks an embargo on russian nuclear fu

martin artsy, new york, a senior foreign policy expert at john hopkins university says they should be an inquiry and these recent plans by the un. it is a double edged sword. i mean, the world still remembers very clearly would have been more or less at some the same thing was proposed for iraq, widow oil for food, a scandal which ended up becoming a tour debacle of corruption. i'm now on the other hand, yes, the struggle it be a great deal of it is over the or revenue. so you have an argument on both sides that the real question is, what is the mechanism they're proposing and how really secure it is and how accountable it will be i, you know, and then record as you report just indicated directly to the united nation, not only libya but throughout much of the world, especially in africa, and it has been really quite dismal. many thanks for joining us here, and i'll see international web back at the top of the hour with know ah ah ah ah oh, a a ah with awe on november the 3rd 1945, just a month after the war ended. the u. s. joint chiefs of staff receive report number 3 to 9 and select

as r t is caleb martin. comments. as u. s. inflation keeps climbing, jo biden's, popularity keeps thinking, the rate of inflation in united states is just surpassed a 40 year high, a whopping 8.6 percent. of course, the white house is happy to blame every one but itself. joe biden knows how to point fingers pretty well. 2 tens invasion of ukraine has driven up gas prices and food prices all over the world. 70 percent of the increase in price is in march came from the put in price hike. i'm doing everything i can to bring down prices and address to put in price hike. u. s. strategic petroleum reserves are depleted, more than they've ever been down to levels. we haven't seen since 1987 who didn't, didn't make those decisions. joe biden did last. gas means higher prices, higher prices mean inflation. joe biden has cancelled the keystone excel pipeline, who did it shortly after taking office. he's also been canceling drilling and gas leases, left and right. energy and transportation costs underscore inflation in this country, a

martin r t new york senior fellow at the johns hopkins institute, it's gray. l earlier told me that the you end plan is a double edged sword given its track record in african affairs. it is a double edged sword. i mean, the world still remembers very clearly what happened when more or less the same thing was proposed for iraq with oil for food, a scandal which ended up becoming a buckle of corruption. now on the other hand, yes, and the struggle is to be a great deal of it is all over the oil rubbing. so you have an argument on both sides, that the real question is, what is the mechanism they are proposing and how really secure it is and how accountable it will be. i reckoned as your report just indicated directly, there was a nice nation, not only libya, but throughout really much of the world being especially in africa and the list has been really quite dismal. the democratic republic of congo reopens borders with rwanda and burundi using a closure mid diplomatic intentions. the central african nation closed its borders after a colleague, soldier was shot an

martin, explains why the move to exclude the countries provoked such a major backlash among latin american leaders. washington has long considered latin america to be its backyard and when government to rise that don't take orders from the united states, things get pretty vicious. here's how dwayne clar edge, a long time, c, i a operative in the region, put it, we'll intervene whenever we decide it's an our national security interest to intervene. and if you don't like it, love it, get used to it world. the international community has condemned the u. s. embargo against cuba over and over, but that has not stopped the decades of economic warfare imposed by washington on the small communist lead island during the 1980 is the united states back anti communist contraras in nicaragua. and in el salvador, these fighters that were backed by the united states were also heavily involved in the drug trade, norco gangs. now plague central america as well as mexico right up to today. then his way, la has been the target of us regime change operations for decades, despite sanctions that created a food

however, the problems on the ground are very real and getting worse. caleb martin, r t new york. on and done that money or own is off money. so farms in southern california say the farmers are facing a perfect storm of economic woes with fertilizer shortages being just one of them. as everybody knows, the cost of diesel is crazy high. so that's going to hurt, and you have to get more money from the crop with tractors everything. and then after the crop is grown, you gotta take that crop with diesel and get it to the supermarket. people are having problems with fertilize, they're not getting enough fertilize well. so they're going to cut back on their acreage of how much they plan. you're not going to go in there and plant a bunch stuff and then lose it. you can't do that. so you want to make a good crop, so we're going to do it for as many have much fertilizer you can get besides having to worry about the weather has like you usually have to worry about. they have to worry about. i can get an a fertilize and we're going to be on the for this harvest, this diesel. everything's thi

the oil prices are sad to keep rising once again as world leaders and producers negotiate. caleb martin artsy new york. a seni, a foreign policy expert at john hopkins university, says there should be an inquiry into these recent plans by the un. it is a double edged sword. them in the world still remembers very clearly would have been more or less. the same thing was proposed for iraq with the oil for food, a scandal, which ended up becoming a true debacle of corruption. ok. now on the other hand, yes, the struggle libya, a great deal of it is over the oil revenue. so you have an argument on both sides that the real question is, what is the mechanism they're proposing and how really secure it is and how accountable it will be i, you know, the record as your report, just send it directly to the united nation not only libya but throughout much of the world, especially in africa and has been really quite 7 and 10 australian se they government alliance with washington only increases the chances of war in asia against their own countries. interests. according to an annual foreign policy pol

martin r t new york senior fellow add to the john hopkins institute, huff it's all girl says the plan needs more investigation. as the u. n. has a dismal record globally. it is a double edged sword. i mean, the world sinned remembers very clearly what happened when more or less the same thing was proposed for iraq with oil for food scandal, which ended up becoming a buckle of corruption. now on the other hand, yes, the struggle in libya, a great deal of it is over the oil rubbing. so you have an argument on both sides that the real question is, what is the mechanism there? propose it and how really secure it is and how accountable it will be i, you know, them record as a report, just send it directly to the united nation, not only live. yeah. but throughout much of the world being, especially in africa and the live as being really quite dismal un human rights office is calling for an independent probe into the killing of at least 23 african migrants by moroccan security forces. the incident took place last week when hundreds of people stormed at the border of an autonomous spanish cit

border, the oil prices are set to keep rising once again as world leaders and producers negotiate. caleb martin, r t new york senior fellow at the john hopkins institute, half it's all girl says the plan needs more investigation as the un has a dismal record globally. it is a double edged sword. i mean, the world still remembers very clearly what happened when more or less the same thing was proposed for iraq with oil for food, a scandal, which ended up becoming a debacle of corruption. now on the other hand, yes, the struggle is to be a great deal of it is over the rubbing. so you have an argument on both sides that the real question is, what is the mechanism they are proposing and how really secure it is and how accountable it will be? i reckoned as the report just indicated directly, there was a nice nation not only libby, but throughout really much of the world being especially in africa. and that is as been really quite dismal. un human rights office is calling for an independent probe into the killing of at least 23 african migrants by moroccan. security forces incident took place

martin r t new york political analyst dakota, lily says he fears that the same governments that lead to libby as destruction in 2011 will now be put in charge of its oil reserves. united nation can criticize so much every inception, particularly by the west, particularly by the united states and nato powers incidentally. so hopefully there would be some sort of consensus among you and member states as to how exactly these oil reserves and oil management would be administered because my fear, and i think a lot of people sphere would be that the same people that lead to the destruction of libya in 2011, those same governments would then be placed in charge of the oil reserves, which i think would be disastrous. and i think this has to be done in a way. if it's going to be done, it has to be done in a way that isn't disregard the idea of profits. you know that we shouldn't allow western oil companies to benefit from this that should be solely administered on the principles of staff and warlords in libya. the un human rights office is calling for an independent probe into the killing of

martin r t new york, a senior foreign policy expert at john hopkins university. so there should be an inquiry into these recent plans by the un. it is a double edged sword. i mean, the world still remembers very clearly what happened when more or less. the same thing was proposed for iraq with oil for food scandal, which ended up becoming a buckle of corruption. now on the other hand, yes, the struggle is to be a great deal of it is over the rubbing. so you have an argument on both sides, that the real question is, what is the mechanism they are proposing and how really secure it is and how accountable it will be. i reckoned as the report just indicated directly, there was a nice nation, not only libya, but throughout really much of the world being especially in africa. and they live as being really quite dismal 7 and can australia and say they governments alliance with washington only increases the chances of war in asia against their own countries. interests as, according to an annual foreign policy poll, conducted by the louis institute, a prominent sidney by

martin r t new york. a seni, a foreign policy expert at john hopkins university, says there should be an inquiry into these recent plans. bother you. when it is a double edged sword dm in the world still remembers very clearly would have been more or less at some they're the same thing. was proposed for iraq with the oil for food, a scandal, which ended up becoming a truly debacle of corruption. i'm now on the other hand, yes, the struggle is to be a great deal of it is over the oil rubbing. so you have an argument on both sides, that the real question is, what is the mechanism they are proposing and how really secure it is and how accountable it will be. i reckoned as a report just indicated directly to the nation, not only libya, but throughout much of the world, especially in africa. and the list has been really quite dismal. 7 in 10, australia and say they government lines with washington only increases the chances of war in asia against their own countries. interests, as according to an annual foreig

at the same time, we've got the midterm november elections approach edging ever close. caleb martin artsy new york as ukraine's quest for more weapons continues. the u. s. is this week expected to announce the supply of advanced missile systems? the deal and time frame are yet to be fully agreed on by both parties, but the us national security adviser has confirmed america's intention. we do intend to finalize a package that includes advanced, medium and long range air defense capabilities for the ukrainians, along with some other items that are a virgin need, including ammunition for artillery encounter battery radar systems. the report comes amid a plea from the ukranian president to g. 7 leaders gathered in germany for a meeting. zalinski has asked them to provide him with more heavy weaponry in an effort to curtail military actions till winter summit participants expressed their readiness to expand assistance for as long as it takes. now since the beginning of the conflict in ukraine, kev has received a wide range of military aid from the us and its allies. the assistants includes how

however, the problems on the ground are very real and getting worse. caleb martin, r t new york. and undone money, sarah, owners of money, several farms in southern california, think that the director of the us agency for international development, samantha power is out of touch with farmers this whole idea to being able to use manure and everything else is just it's, it's crazy. it's about that data that's coming from somebody that has not a clue about farming, right? they don't know, they don't know what they're talking about. they don't know what they're doing. they don't know about the availability. and like dan was saying earlier, like they, they want to kind of, they want to use the newer, but yet they want to also get rid of cows. so where is all this maneuver and everything and come from it's, i mean it's just, it's craziness. there is none of this makes any sense as everybody knows of cost diesel goes crazy high. so that's going to hurt. and then you have to get more money for your crop. if the diesels too are because in mrs. tractors and everything . and then after the

martin artsy, new york and finally nuclear reactors in the us could see outages next year or elia if were to decide to stop the exports of enriched uranium. that's according to the american news media outlets. the hill. the plums generates about 20 percent of the electricity in the united states. and this potential russian responds to western sanctions, could lead to serious problems in the u. s. with the operation and maintenance of its power plants on plants, shutdowns of these nuclear facilities could result in blackouts on further increases in electricity prices. russian officials claim if the u. s. were abandoned russian uranium, it would only harm the u. s. itself no rush controls of 40 percent of the global you any conversion infrastructure? 46 percent of global uranium enrichment capacity failure we spoke with a professor of economics and politics doctor jack rasmus, you think the u. s. m. bogo on russian nuclear fuel would heavily impact the u as well. there are some nuclear plants in the u. s. that do in port russia, nuclear fuel. if that is embargoed, no importance, russia

martin, r t new york. let's say you're bengal today with the latest from around the world. do feel free to check out our chun along odyssey for more news and video content on his pizza scott's. and i'll be back again at the top of the hour. ah. with lou needs to come to the russian state little narrative time on the most. i'm skiing with 55 with will ban in the european union. the kremlin. yup. machine. the state on russia today and c r t spoke next. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube with me ah with mm ah, welcome to world to party, as the chinese war strategist sounds to positive more than 2 and a half 1000 years ago. if you know the am and me know yourself, you don't need to fear the result of a 100 battles. but if you don't warn you, crane has already led to have a plethora of unforeseen strains on the global economy and analyst form that worse could be up to come. how well did the protagonist in this drama understand that roles that age and their limits? to discuss that, i'm now joined

martin, r t new york. for more than this, we can now go live to our guests. have it's all grail as senior fellow at the johns hopkins institute. thanks for being with us to help us understand this a little bit more. so what do you make of these comments from the un adviser to libya on management of its own oil revenues? is this something that you see as benefiting the libyan people or helping to fix the country's political stability? whether it is a double edged sword, i mean the world still remembers very clearly what happened when more or less the same thing was proposed for iraq with oil for food, a scandal which ended up becoming an a to do buckle of corruption. now on the other hand, yes, the struggle in libya, a great deal of it is over the revenue. so you have an argument on both sides that the real question is, what is the mechanism they are proposing and how really secure it is and how accountable it will be? i reckoned as your report just integrated directly to the united nation, not only live. y

martin, r t. new york. why are we seeing the scenes we are today? and on for explainer is coming your way right ahead along here at the top after the ops with all your global news of the news. the news i rhonda with with you i guess with you, i am with full credit. it's going to be out of wood from beach still he's a patient, but in the board with the total is the aggression today i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions today . russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing up in your future. when was the question, as you speak on the bill in your senior, mostly mine or wish you were banding all in ports of russian oil and gas news? i. i know they said she was lower, but that was just there she had said to sing for, look, i can get away with joe biden, imposing these sanctions on russia, you know, has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang. oh gosh, nobody will actually this it or she actually we're not in wiley on th

martin artsy, new york site korean truckers are all a nationwide strike. the action has already course key industrial sectors more than a $1000000000.00 so far. and not then it's 7th day appears to have no end in sight . the cargo trucker solidarity union is demanding minimum pay guarantees as wages helping threatened by soaring for prices, fluids and negotiations. the sud green government has failed to fund a compromise with over 20000 utilized truckers. shipment lines have slow causing financial damage to major companies, including auto produce for honda, on stephen maker pasco, sol. how's the point of $100.00 military vehicles to ship cargo? us exports haven't really shred by 12 percent this month. i'm felicia is forecast to be the highest. yeah. deck us right to the world's apart studios. next we're examiner is talking, knuckle effects of the ukraine conflict from an eastern perspective with china for especially as victor go, stay close. that's right ahead. ah ah ah ah with mm welcome to world to party, as the chinese war strategist sounds to positive

martin artsy, new york city, a foreign policy expert to john hopkins university say they should be an inquiry into these recent plans by the un. it is a normal and saw them in the world. so remember very clearly what happened, more or less, the same thing was proposed for iraq, oil for food, a scandal, which ended up becoming a debacle of corruption. now, on the other hand, yes, the struggle libya, a great deal of it is over the or revenue. so you have an argument on both sides that the real question is, what is the mechanism they are proposing and how really secure it is and how accountable it will be? i you know them record as you report, just send it directly to the united nation, not only libby ever throughout much of the world, especially in africa and then the lease has been really quite 7 and 10 australian say that governments alliance with washington only increases the chances of war in asia against their own countries interests, according to an annual foreign policy poll conducted by the law. we institute a prominent sydney, a think tank. but despite the concerns, more than 8

however, if this is a plan, it's a pretty sloppy one. caleb martin are to new york. i spoke to may day on the subject. and as the war in ukraine grinds on, nato's capacity is being called into question, with a blog sending large amounts of weapons to give some starting to us just how long they can keep it up or to contribute to rachel moss and explains. is some conflict in ukraine inadvertently disposing nato's vulnerabilities. mathematically, if you add up the known fire are of all the remember countries the light should theoretically be able to talk any foe in director conflict. but there ukrainian venture suggests that the reality could be a lot messier. beer in union chief diplomat, joseph burrell said that if a similar conflict to the one in ukraine broke out any you, it's member states would only have enough ammunition for 2 weeks. meanwhile, washington center for strategic and international studies asked in april whether america supply of jollin missiles for ukraine would run out before rush around of the tanks. according to the white house factsheet, the unit

martin artsy new york. now why are we seeing the scenes we are to date in don boss. a 3rd explainer is coming your way, right ahead. so i'll be your after about with all your local news updates by from ah, with or so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race. this on offense. very dramatic or development only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk move ukraine a big and rich country. that's always been hand in hand with russia. until recently .

however, if this is a plan, it's a pretty sloppy one. caleb martin are to new york most cross live now to investigative journalist. edward saw edward welcome to the international. thanks. or do you think it's right for joe biden to beg oil companies to boost production given the practical implications of doing that? and do you think that even if they did, they will be able to make a dent in the price? oh no, it's absolutely unreasonable, and it's actually quite ignorant. on behalf of the president, the united states, 1st of all, the united states position and the petro dollar, and our role in this world order has been we, we have a military backing, many of her actions. we have large g, d, p, a very industrious people. all these factors have led to america being a great partner, a great i see enemy, if you decide to cross us as our nation has shown over the last 100 years, i think that we're tough country to fight when it comes to oil independence or it comes to all security problem we have right now is no one fears our precedent. everyone is looking at this man and saying this man has

now caleb, can you talk us through what's happening at the meeting? sure. now, as you just heard, that was the russian deputy ambassador and dressing a meeting of the un security council. and pointing out that essentially the united states needs to get over the t g widely felt in the united states and other countries about ukraine and justify piling more weapons and money into ukraine in order to prolong the fight against russia. and they want to prolong this conflict as long as they possibly can, though the populations are quite weary of it and it's economic results. and that's why we have a situation of more and more fake news going out across mainstream western media. for example, you cited the ghost story that was widely debunk the snake i one story that was widely debunked. and now he pointed to this latest example where there was merchandise inside of this mall that was well intact. and it's very clear that russia did not target this mall. rather they targeted something else. there were explosion that a fire that resulted from the armaments that were