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they can become a weapon, used by unscrupulous governments to spy on us. with little legal or moral determines there was too much to be uncovered in this secretive world of hockey, and advanced spyware. for tom, at all, miss hall, this investigation into his own forms, hacking has been both revealing and alarming. oh, mon has a rich history, but also plays an important diplomatic role in the gulf region today. out there well discovered its empires stretched from the arabian peninsula to east africa built on great sea power. the problem that existed in the gulf was piracy. tribes was rebellion, empire, and colonization. oman, history, power, and influence on al jazeera. ah, the hello. there was not in north america where we're watching 2 storm systems affecting northern areas. we've had one run rather quickly across the south east of the us along the eastern seaboard. and it is going to take some wet and wintery conditions to the north east and easton areas of canada and heavy snow expected for places like nova scotia, as well as newfoundland temperatures,

of all of us. -- benefit of all of us. ellen: as we talk about cislunar, we have been bound by the binding of the earth's gravity but from our inception we have been thinking about cislunar. because our nation very soon will be traversing cislunar space. what is it? it is actually huge. it is not just a straight line from the earth to the moon, but it is the volume of the earth to the moon. some define it as beyond. but the volume from the earth to the moon is 2.4 times 10 to the 17th kilometers. what does that mean? 218,000 earth's specific to that volume. -- could fit into that volume. it is a huge volume, when you talk about the mission of the united states space force to protect and to defend a united states interest in space. we are going to need similar technologies to but we have -- technologies that we use today we will need to increase , our space surveillance and domain awareness activities. we are going to need communication in cislunar, and abilities that we could all use in cislunar. w

by new us re axes. i think this is a challenge for, for, for america. it has traditionally been the leader. it last these leadership by the i heard the secretary of energy say we want to regain these leadership. and i see very interesting to see has been taken to boost domestic and nuclear industry, which is of course indispensable. 9 out of the 10 plan that new reacted in the us are designed to run on the type of finally enriched uranium, produced only by russian state nuclear energy company. ross item. while the washington is reportedly on a mission to produce his own enrich uranium for commercial use, the energy for us is provoked by the ukraine coffee leaves the u. s. energy sector with a major problem on its hands. we spoke with a former high ranking indian military officer who says, many nations depends on russian uranium supplies, and there will be alternative sources anytime soon. i know you're in the m b, i depend on every bob during the do it. i don't believe in action by it's me it just like

and, and the latest news from africa gone, i now as a shift towards using gold instead of the us dollar for purchases with mosque out of the world. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the hour. welcome to the program. we begin with the latest from the ground and rushes, her song region where 6 people have been killed by the latest ukrainian shelling the city of know via a, according to local officials. calves troops are stepping up their bombardment residential areas across the region which recently joined russia after a referenda. and the dog vass ukrainian armed forces have showed the region $39.00 times in the last 24 hours. one strike headed cotton factory in the city of dusk, and a warning you may find the following. images disturbing. local authorities say at least one civilian was killed and at least 3 others wounded and not attack. our correspondent roman closer was on the scene right after the shelling and sent this report. vaguely artillery shelling of the nets continued. on friday, one woman was killed as the result at his her husband'

for when you need us. now, what about the, the u. s. being disappointed from the response by china who has maintained, you know, something of a policy of strategic ambiguity. i think that's the, the term for 2022 on this war like china abstained from voting in the march. un general assembly resolution condemning russia for its action and ukraine. you know, the chinese have actually issued stern words about violence handling of this war and it sanctions against russia instead. thing as china is the 2nd largest economy in the world. therefore, the biggest player in bricks does china's position on the war in ukraine. does that reflect the sentiment of the other member states? do you think? yeah, i mean, here i think we have to, we have to just be brutally honest with ourselves. and to say that the bricks as a block never really function like a block. and after recent elections, i mean, even be not the reason election. somebody's been there 89 years both and has been there 5 or 6 years, right? so, so after tho

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over in africa, gonna analysis a shift towards using gold instead of us dollar football coach is also coming up in the program with india. space research organization has just successfully launched a rockets carrying 9 satellites with on 10 am on saturday morning in the russian capital mont, and speak to scott taking over from rachel blevins and his how the world is looking as we headed to the weekend. welcome to the program. we start this out with the latest from the ground in the head on region where 6 people have been killed by the latest ukrainian shilling of the city of north america. according to local officials, you have troops are stepping up their bombardments in the region which recently joined russia after referendum. which is why the condemned by the west as illegitimate over the dumbass ukrainian armed forces have showed the regions 39 times in the last 24 hours. one strike hits a constant fight in the city of done yet is wanting. you may find the following: images disturbing. local authorities say at least one civilian was killed and at least 3 of us wounded in that atta

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this us to be processed by us immigration services. this promised by president biden, yet to be fulfilled. we're also going to continue to make sure that we take on an afghan nationals who work side by side with us forces, including interpreters and translators. since we're no longer have military there after this, we're not going to need them or have no jobs. roles can be viable to our efforts. so they and they've been very vital. and so their families are not exposed to dangers. well, hundreds of other afghans who qualified for ever equation are not stuck in 3rd party transit countries like greece. there are another $43000.00 people who work alongside americans awaiting each piece. humanitarian payroll basis, still in afghanistan, so far as june of 2022, the u. s. state department has only processed 270. so in the wake of the u. s. withdrawal from a dentist that girls are increasingly being barred from attending school. women are only allowed to work in certain fields. activists such as flying a kite are illegal taliban extra judicia

thanks for joining us. [applause] [applause] >> appreciate it. >> for the audience, as doctor colin kahl departs will take a moment for transition into the next section where will have the opportunity to hear from amy nelson to share some of their thoughts and expertise will soon just a few moments. >> thank you very much really appreciate it. nice to meet you in person. [background noises] [background noises] [background noises] >> eric, thanks everybody pretty think were going to go ahead and get going with the next segment here. i am delighted to be joined by our colleagues amy nelson and bob, we have a lot to cover. so it's a good thing i know they will have a lot to say. employees also again, remember to keep in mind we will have your question towards the end if you find something jiggly provocative be sure you can ask the appropriate person the time comes. i want to just dive right in. mike and want to start with you if i could. i would love for each of you to give sort of your reaction to doctor coli

why retire in the us? many older people would rather keep working university and then want china's college graduates to worry about their future. and could liquefied natural gas be the solution to the global energy crisis. russians invasion of ukraine has triggered an energy crisis, especially in europe. for decades, many e u. member states came to depend on cheap natural gas from russia. but moscow has throttled gas exports. a desperate search for new providers as on and africa has large gas deposits. billions and profit ard stake by 2030 germany hopes to obtain 10000000 tons of liquefied natural gas from senegal alone. but we already know that all fossil fuel extraction comes at a high human and environmental cost. is the energy crisis making us forget the climate crisis. we cook with heat with it, generate electricity with it, and also save the climate with its natural gas. it's versatile and cleaner than other fuels. so it's really become the poster child of politicians, something that we don't have to

it is what inspires us. for me, it is really important, because we have a lot of stakeholders who some of them think one thing is important, but many think all three is important, if we do not build into our strategy and approach that is looking clearly and checking all the boxes in these areas, we may fail, because we need to bring everyone together and be behind what you're doing, so you may not resonate with one of those areas. you may very strongly resonate with one of them, but it is our job at nasa as a government organization that we provide benefits to all humanity and address all stakeholders. that is what makes us different than the private sector. they have their own why. they may pick one thing and go all in on it, but for us, we have a responsibility to address all of our stakeholders needs and bring them the value of space, so we started with the why. the next step was to think about, what are our guiding principles in this strategy? so starting with an objectives-based approach, meaning we ask

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quick thank you for having us. but for those who are watching -- >> thank you for having us. >> this is a new think tank and we are focused on building better trust. it has helped us drive better privacy, safety and accountability with more equity, access and opportunity for all. >> we appreciate that. why don't you tell us how you approach this issue? >> i come as an attorney but an attorney who has spent most of his career working in the tech and telecom space. i was an advisor at the national to look and information administration during the obama administration. and the ability of all of us to participate fully in a digital ecosystem isn't basically critical to our economy, national security. it is important to have different approaches to addressing trust in different communities who need different solutions. we will see these products and services designed by and for a mover -- a more diverse group of people. >> are there 1, 2 or three things that when it comes to being future looking, with how we could be mo

ii to accept the results of the 2020 us elections.- 2020 us elections. if you refuse to _ 2020 us elections. if you refuse to accept - 2020 us elections. if you refuse to accept the - 2020 us elections. if you refuse to accept the will. 2020 us elections. if you | refuse to accept the will of the people, if you refuse to accept the fact that he lost, he has abused his power and put the loyalty to himself before loyalty to the constitution, and he has made a big lie and article of faith in the maga republican party, as secret, if thatis republican party, as secret, if that is true then every person's rights must be sacred because we have enjoyed our freedom for so long, it is easy to think it will always be with us, no matter what. to think it will always be with us, no matterwhat. but to think it will always be with us, no matter what. but in our bones, we know that democracy faces a risk. we also know this. it is within our power, each and every one of us, to preserve our democracy. let's speak to our north america correspondent peter bowes. great to ge

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thanks for joining us. i'm congressman jim himes, and i'm just delighted to be joining chris miller to talk about his his new book, chippewa. i'm i'm i'm holding it right here. i read it. i as i just told the author, if you told me that i was going to enjoy a 400 page book on the history of semiconductors, i would have said you were crazy. but this reads like a spy novel. it is. it is. it is absolutely gripping, believe it or not, you know, going back to the 1950s when they semiconductor. first of all, the concept of the semiconductor. but subsequently the the evolution of the industry began. so i'm just so thrilled to be joined by professor chris miller. and chris, i really again great book could not have been more timely considering the congressional passage of the chips act. and we'll get to that. but let me start with the fairly obvious question, which is, you know, you're a professor. i looked at the list of the books you'd written. you'd written mostly on russia about the transformation of the russian

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like my call is doing with the us. american gas is $3.00 to $4.00 times cheaper on the domestic market. than the price of which they offer to europeans, these are double standards. you might also recall that just last year, german chancellor of schultz, his party, was trying to lecture another, a global gas station cutter on human rights. but this week, berlin signed a 15 year liquefied natural gas deal with doha. unfortunately, for german households and industry guitar, a gas won't arrive until 2026. but that certainly gives europe plenty of time to drive around to global gas stations, whining, threatening bagging and charming. another resounding success for european policy and strategic forcing economy news. our end is imposed, roha seal have climbed to a full year high. as a country's strengthens a business size in the variety of spheres, rasa feel a false india sued by more than full 100 percent in the past 7 months. the 2nd to amount to our new full to 9000 tons this year, up from 34000 last year. we heard from a

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