because my colleague rachel blevins, speaking with unit neil earlier, this has been archie international. i'll be back and let's say 3 minutes with another full infrastructure to stay with us. this is our international ah, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. that development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time to sit down and talk a because she she knew spencer with amazon or forced national leader, which was obviously you still with you on a couple lead from when you do i know, but who do a medical with national anthem. com protect a copy from, wanted a walk with who you spoke with with both both the models you need to do both got nothing new with a a, with a lot of them bought a dealer with all they need a with, with the 1st one here. with a a, with thousands of supporters of former pakistani prime minister in con, gathered near his residence to block police attempts to arrest the politicians. russia, as a foreign min

bring this up to date ortiz rachel blevins. thank you ah, unites in the fight against the liberal global order. that was the raleigh cry from the hungarian prime minister, victor, or bon to all conservatives in europe on the united states. now, device is after all, with itself. we have seen what kind the future, the global use ruling cloth has to offer. but we have a different future in the morning. the global is can all go to how. while speaking at the conservative political action conference in dallas or ban, criticize the by dead ministration for the spring week leadership. he stays on the global stage and for putting brussels, the seats all the european union. under quote, ideological pressure, he took aim to illegal immigration, same sex marriage, and what he labeled, they left us media radio host on political commentator, steve gill, believes liberal governments in power in europe are going to increasingly face public resistance. i think there are others that would follow prime minister or been lead if, if they hear his v

blevins at rachel. i think you've been spending quite a lot of time on flight tracker. last that while the question is will she won't she nancy pelosi houses all guessing but she or so yeah. was me in about 300000 other people that are currently on that flight radar. 24 website tracking this play. now it's notable. this is the plane landed in malaysia with nancy pelosi on it. now it's believe that she's back on it and right now, continuing in that route. however, there have been a lot of other reports and questions about people asking whether or not there's confirmation that she is in fact on it. now, as the flight radar shows, it did make that all super important turn during more to the left is it continues to go north raising questions about whether it would go straight towards taiwan. opposed to continuing on that route towards south korea, japan which are other stops on her plan trip. now is notable here because her team has yet to say whether or not this is a confirmed visit, but then at the same t

ah, well joining me live here in the she do as r t corresponding, rachel, blevins. rachel, so indeed, the asian island of taiwan, the focus really of the globe right now. what is the situation as it stands surrounding the possible touched on of nancy pelosi there. our right now all eyes are waiting to see if she is going to make that move and actually touch down in taiwan. now we have multiple reports saying that is her plan, even though of course it was not included on her public itinerary. and as you mentioned there, i mean we've seen a bill from both the u. s. and china preparing their military's really for any sort of increased security measures here in the united states. seems to be trying to prepare some sort of a buffer zone and it appears as though they've left the decision up to polosa specifically and have a lot her to be the one to make this call on whether or not she is going to add this stop to her trip, however, when it comes to the reasoning for it and also when it comes to the benefit from it, there seem to be more questions and answers there. and that includes even in

thanks for an hour to correspond to rachel blevins with me in the studio on the deed. let's dig deeper into those points with hong kong, independent china specialists, andrew lung. hi there, andrew. as you see it, i'm interested in this, is there a tangible, positive outcome of pelosi trip? and if there isn't, what's its purpose? well actually it was almost one of those. well, it is that she thought that she doesn't want to lose her a house at home elections in the world. so she needs to be in the stall on fire. i've got the consequences. and like, why a lot of that. and that's why both parties seem to be consensus that because todd is that the congo that united states to make sure that she does both. now, both countries war and neither the j more as a buyer because of the company key is the weather. for china, there's the national congress with and also i'm showing the leadership including the replacement and the job because the results and all this is by then obviously it depends on me because he risks losing control of both the house and the senate. so bothered to b

as rachel blevins reports, global shortage of semiconductor chips has impacted industries across the board from smartphones to cars to medical devices. at a time when the world is more digital and demand is higher than ever before, however much moscow state technical university is hoping to change that with a facility dedicated to drastically increasing the production of purified me on. we've new new production, we are going to achieve 5 percent of work production may be in the next year. and the bowen, money universe, to allow us to do this. we've got some, you build in the new facility for this production half a year ago. only error was the rate of life for nitrogen and oxygen. afterwards, we achieved the song. sure. so i guess it's like, you know, a noun. and the next step is to achieve stable either of these get nearly half of the knee on, on the global market was wiped off earlier this year due to the crisis in ukraine after production plants in odessa and mar, you were shut down. now currently russia supplies just one percent of the new on, on the global market, but they're hop

blevins, r t no one is in nuclear war. that's the stock reality. russian president vladimir putin described in his address at the 10th nuclear arms nonproliferation conference. this comes with president biden, has expressed an interest in pursuing a new nuclear weapons deal with russia. meanwhile, the russian president added that moscow will stick to its nuclear arms reduction plan. our obligations under bilateral agreements with the united states and the reduction and limitation of relevant weapons have also been fully fulfilled. there can be no winners in a nuclear war in it must never be unleashed. and we stand for equal and indivisible, security for all members of the world community parties. caleb mauppin is joining me live now from new york. caleb, what else did vladimir putin say in his address? well, in his remarks, he also emphasized the right of countries that are signatories of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty to pursue peaceful nuclear energy and emphasize signing the treaty. i enabled countries to develop t

the report by rachel blevins. well, we'll be bringing you more enough dallas down and how it's people have been navigating their lives since the turbulent u. s. poli, dinner special coverage. right? throat this month. ah. all right, let's good grasp on the latest in the ukraine conflict. nar, russia has called on the west to influence the authorities and t if to stop shelling the zappa rogia nuclear power plant. russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman has branded western roberts towards the issue reckless. we strongly urge washington brussels in other capitals, primarily european ones to stop the irresponsible games and intrigues around the nuclear power plant and immediately influenced the key of authorities to force them to stop shelling the plant and its adjacent territories will indeed the situation surrounding the facility remains extremely tense. we're now hearing from local authorities at the city of inert good dar, on the nuclear side, or once again, being shelled by ukraine will try bringing the latest on e

blevins, r t no one is in nuclear war. that's the stark reality. russian president vladimir putin described in his address at the 10th nuclear arms nonproliferation conference. this comes as president biden has expressed an interest in pursuing a new nuclear weapons deal with russia. meanwhile, the russian president added that musket will stick to its nuclear arms reduction plan. our obligations under bilateral agreements with the united states on the reduction and limitation of relevant weapons have also been fully fulfilled. there can be no winners in a new to the war, and it must never be unleashed. and we stand for equal an indivisible security for all members of the world community in his remarks. he also emphasized the right of countries that are signatories of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty to pursue peaceful nuclear energy and emphasize this signing the treaty. i enables countries to develop their own nuclear power plants, et cetera. now, it's also important to note that antony blanket the u. s. secretary of s

blevins, r t. moving now to the democratic republic of congo, where at least 2 people have been killed and 15 wounded after members of the united nations peacekeeping mission in the country. open fire at a border post on sunday. the mission has come under intense pressure after days of protest against the organization. he says appears open fire before they headed to the border crossing to uganda, driving on and continuing to shoot while people to cover you in chief antonia go to us, said he was quote, outraged by the incident and has welcome the decision of hunger leave authorities to open investigation and arrest the suspected perpetrators. the peacekeeping mission of the country is facing increased criticism for its perceived failure to stop the fighting in the eastern part of the d. r. c. last week and t u and protests and the country left at least 9 peak 19 people dead, including 3 pieces. the protests was found by the resurgence of the in $23.00 group, also known as the communist. revolutionar

still hasn't learned from its own actions. rachel blevins on we'll be bringing you more all of this down and how it's people have been navigating their lives since the u. s. pallets in our special coverage. right, right. this month. ah, to the ukraine conflict, not russia has cold on the west to influence the authorities in kiev to stop shelling the zappa rouge. he had a nuclear power plant. russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman branded the current western up at you towards the issue responsible. we strongly urge washington, brussels and other capitals, primarily european ones to stop the irresponsible games and intrigues around the nuclear power plant and immediately influenced the key of authorities to force them to stop shelling the plant and it's adjacent territories. well, the situation is finding the facility remains very tense. the latest attack occurred on sunday, one civilian was killed on another injured young woman receive shopping openings and needed hospital treatments. local officials also said ukrainian rockets targeted a nearby thermo power station which generates the ene

with moscow set to launch new production facilities. rachel blevins report. a global shortage of semiconductor chips has impacted industries across the board from smartphones to cars to medical devices. at a time when the world is more digital and demand is higher than ever before. however, the bellman moscow state technical university is hoping to change that with a facility dedicated to drastically increasing the production of purified me on with new new production, we are going to achieve percent of work production maybe in the next year. and the bowen, one universe, to allow us to do this, we've got some, you build in the new facility for this production half a year ago. only air was separate of life for nitrogen and oxygen afterwards to be achieved. the mixture. so i guess this is i said like griffin's noun and the next step is to achieve stabilize the top of these get nearly half of the knee on, on the global market was wiped off earlier this year due to the crisis in ukraine after production plants in odessa and mar, you pool were shut down. now curren

as rachel blevins reports, a global shortage of semiconductor chips has impacted industries across the board from smartphones to cars to medical devices. at a time when the world is more digital and demand is higher than ever before. however, the belmont moscow state technical university is hoping to change that with a facility dedicated to drastically increasing the production of purified me on. we've new new production. we are going to achieve percent of work production, maybe in the next year and the boeing universe to allow us to do this. we've got some you build in a new facility for this production half a year ago. only air was the parade of life for nitrogen and oxygen after wards to be achieved. the throw mixture. so right, i guess this is a fit like curriculum, not a noun. and the next step is to achieve table. either of these get nearly half of the knee on, on the global market was wiped off earlier this year due to the crisis and ukraine after production, plant in odessa and mar, you were shut down. now currently russia supplies just one percent of the new on the global mark

bring this throughout our tea correspond rachel blevins. we're going to take a quick break. stay with our t international. ah. who to? no one. no, sir. no, no, admiral. who are joking? no, no. we'll go more shrill than what they should end up. unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. and grill. oh, you know, to production with it. so give sure sure did that. they're not killed when you saw new rochelle you on more more general manager thought this is meant nguyen from all one of our brand new and i got the much sale i got ya. i go on render thought i wish to know about jewelry hole knew he did room or got more or less than a cheerios i had to put on this car, their mother and all our buddy build garage door cowers nice. oh boy festival. to go. what is your, oh, what the on this the wall? she my indiana. i'm all i can send more or said mom, good student, i don't a year. you know, a lot of them a

so our theda, rachel blevins are correspondent joining us here life. this rolling coverage through an archie international you've been following this story, not just to day, but essentially for many, many days. now. the big news is of course that the u. s. how speak nancy pelosi despite all the warnings and the, and the threats from china. you know, you play with fire, you're going to get burned. she still touches down in taipei, is just about 5 minutes past midnight there now she's probably pretty exhausted, but nonetheless, she is a, i guess the, the star in the you in the whole global media. right. now what are your expectations for her visit? they know what china things, but what's the whole plan? what's the idea? right. all eyes have really been on nancy pelosi to day. we did see confirmation that she did arrive at the hotel that she was planning to stay their anti pe. you know, it's interesting because when it comes to the breakdown of how this visit is going to play out, a lot of that has happened in secret with sort of these reports of what may

well with me know, here in the studio r t corresponded rachel blevins a lot of will she won't she on this? it's just vague. it's just not exactly coherent what is happening in the skies in east asia. it does look though the things are ramping up, that it does, it looks like we may get a confirmation of a landing within the hour. so if you've been tuning in for the last few hours, don't go anywhere because we may finally have some sort of resolution. and then of course, everything that comes out here that now the latest here from the website we've mentioned flight rate. our $24.00 is the one that everyone has had their eyes on. now they officially updated the landing for this plane. pelosi is believed to be on as tie, pays song sean international airport. so right now, of course, all eyes are there, there have also been reports that the plane has officially entered, tie one's air defense zone. and so there really is a lots waiting on and writing on what that response is going to be from taiwan from china. and from all, all sides here. now, a lot of the questions have been about how ta

still hasn't learned from its own actions. rachel blevins taking those through that indeed will be bringing you more on off chemist on and how it's people helping navigating their lives since the turbulent u. s. polo to in our special coverage right throughout this month. ah. all right, let's get the latest now in the ukraine conflict. moscow called on the west to influence the authorities. if you have to stop shelling, this is up a rogia, a nuclear power plant, which is foreign ministry spokeswoman has branded western upwards towards the issue reckless. we strongly urge washington, brussels and other capitals, primarily european ones to stop the irresponsible games and intrigues around the nuclear power plant and immediately influenced the key of authorities to force them to stop shelling the plant and its adjacent territories. however, the u. n. no say it's ready to organize a trip of a experts to the nuclear plant, if russian on ukrainian authorities agree to the proposal. the situation surrounding the facility remains extremely tense. the local authorities say that the city of an air gu

rachel, thanks very much or too personal. and rachel blevins taken us through. that's well one, that big issue in the background of all this united states has really and bibble in position towards china officially called it's one china policy. washington officially acknowledge as beijing as the only legitimate government for the entirety of china, including taiwan. however, up, along with calls for the peaceful resolution of the taiwan issue, has not prevented the us from maintaining all the official relations with ty pay. and as you may recall recently sending more arms to the island earlier, an american official said taiwan is not a problem for china us relations, but the current situation does suggest to appear otherwise. the united states no longer sees taiwan is a problem in our relations with china. we see it as an opportunity to advance our shared vision for a free and open in the pacific. and also as a beacon to people's around the world who aspire for a more just safe, prosperous and democratic world. so why is nancy? pelosi is trip such a big deal is b

with a rachel blevins had joining us here for the studio again. thanks for coming back in again. i know you've been covering this story just pretty much incessantly. rituals are really good to have your input on. this is just off to watch us off the 1 in the morning. now in taipei close, he's finally touched down there. you know, even an, even in the face of all of this rhetoric from china. hello, she apparently had to make a visit. what are your expectations now that she's here? you know, she released that statement right after she touched down and which she claim that she was there to support. she referred to as taiwan, the vibrant democracy. she also went as far as to say that she does not believe that she is in violation of the one china policy, which is absolutely not how beijing sees it is not what they have worn again and again, when it came to the lead up to this proposed visit now as far as her itinerary for while she's there, there are a lot of questions about what it's going to look like because her team did not initially say that this was the plan, right? they gave he

that was our tease rachel blevins before and now to asia were pakistan continues to be in a state of national emergency. after heavy floods affected more than 30000000 people throughout the country, according to local officials, more than 33000000 people have been displaced since june. when monsoon reigns triggered, flash floods across the country, the government has set its focusing all efforts on helping those affected. yet the situation remains dire as the number of homeless people sores and shelters are overwhelmed, forcing families to live on the streets. some are blaming the government for their woes, same the problems are a result of broken promises. that domain is going on as you go to the older mac on weight years ago, we were promised that a concrete wall will be built in this river will also be built with concrete, uniquely known. after that, we build a house, but still the promise was not fulfill at 11. if you had the bitchy on logo, the river was sold to us by these people. they have no fear of god and there is no such thing as humanity. yoga did. here was my house, my e

i'm bringing ortiz, rachel blevins. hi, rachel. quite an accusation coming from the russian defense ministry in one with potentially enormous consequences. what more can you tell us? that it is now russia defense ministry is referencing a series of documents which they released. and they said that they obtain these documents as part of the ongoing investigation in the u. s. funded by a labs in ukraine. now, one of the major allegations from these documents is that the u. s. has been actively funding corona virus research since at least 2009, using funding from the u. s. agency for international development. now when it comes to one of the main programs that was mentioned there, they talked about the predict program. notably one of the founders of that is met by 0, one of the u. s. companies that has been found to be directly involved in ukrainian bio labs. so a lot of this is coming full circle when it comes to these allocations that are being made from these documents. but they also said it wasn't just research. they s

blevins at let's del, further into some of those points raised by rachel, with human labor rice lawyer done called like hi there are done yet talking into consideration that they had been openly supporting rushes offensive in ukraine. do you think doria do going on her father? alexander, where are the target of an assassination plot? i think that's pretty clear. i mean, as you say, given that they've been supportive of the operation given how the killing was carried out. i mean, this is a classic assassination tactic. trying to blow up someone's car, apparently, alexander duke and was planning to be in that very car. and in the last minute decided not to so clearly this is an assassination. now whether this was done by ukrainians themselves, i guess we, we don't know yet. but i think it's certainly fair to at least begin to suspect that you crane might have been behind this. we were talking to a corresponding to you. you may have heard just a few moments ago done about the reaction in ukraine, the, the media there. indeed, some people there are to a lot of terms like collateral damage

and less about their country meddling and one foreign conflict after another are corresponded. rachel blevins has the story, may not of states may have the largest economy in the world, but washington of foreign policy and its involvement in one international conflict after another have fueled questions of just how long it can betray itself is the world leader. as the end of the unit polar world is now more of a fact than a possibility when the by mid ministration announced an end to the war and ghana stand last year, it could have sent the message that it was ready to focus on issues at home of which there are many as the u. s. economy is reportedly already in a recession. 66 percent worry that a major recession is right around the corner up from 48 percent at this time last year. at the same time, 71 percent stay there. income is not keeping up with rising expenses. but instead the u. s. government turn its focused ukraine and ramped up its funding for the country to unprecedented levels as washington pledged its support for what some call a proxy war against russia. and the us didn

or i shall, thanks for to go through all that ortiz rachel blevins with me in the she to. well, for more analysis on some of the points raised, there are, let's cross live to former greek ambassador, and diplomat looney does christen for bliss, and it's a pleasure to have you on the program. sir. at russia has frequently reported on the ukrainian army using people as human shields and positioning military equipment and civilian infrastructure. is it surprising? we are only hearing this know from amnesty international. no, it's not. i mean the amnesty international is a very, a very serious organization. it's reports are always taken into consideration. bye bye bye everybody. but it, but it is not only the amnesty international report. it is, as we heard from rachel before. it is the whole attitude. i mean, he's hitting the west and this shows that something is not going well inside here inside ukraine, inside his administration. i mean, he gives the impression that he is panicking. otherwise, she would not make the these attacks or the amnesty international is one that you

when our t's rachel blevins joined me, not in the studio. hi, rachel? yeah. tragic day for the doogan family in terms of reaction to dory of death, which is now increasingly lucky like an assassination. what's being said in western media outlets? yeah, it's been interesting because you see in all of the major mainstream media article is coming out of the west when they talk about her dad, they can't help but to also talk about her father and to describe him with some very colorful language. you've got someone like cnn who referred to him as spiritual guide, and then the u. s. government funded radio free europe referred to him as whose brain and they seem to be getting very creative with that language instead of focusing on really the tragedy that was her dad and also the questions that still surround it and how it was carried out. and we see that wine also happening on social media across twitter. there have been a number of very hateful messages posted with people saying that they aren't concerned about the investigation that they're already justifyin

our correspond at rachel blevins has more, may not of states may have the largest economy in the world, but washington foreign policy and its involvement in one international conflict after another have fueled questions of just how long it can betray itself as a world leader. as the end of the uno, polar world is now more of a fact than a possibility. when the vitamin ministration announced an end to the war and ghana stand last year, it could have sent the message that it was ready to focus on issues at home, of which there are many as the u. s. economy is reportedly already in a recession. 66 percent worry that a major recession is right around the corner up from 48 percent at this time last year. at the same time, 71 percent stay there. income is not keeping up with rising expenses. but instead the u. s. government turn its focused ukraine and ramped up its funding for the country to unprecedented levels as washington pledged its support for what some call a proxy war against russia. and the us didn't stop there. the white house made that clear when they stepped aside, as nancy pelo

our correspondent rachel blevins has more. the united states may have the largest economy in the world, but washington's foreign policy and its involvement in one international conflict after another have fueled questions of just how long it can betray itself as a world leader. as the end of the unit polar world is now more of a fact than a possibility when the, by the ministration announced an end to the war enough, dana stand last year. it could have sent the message that it was ready to focus on issues at home, of which there are many as the u. s. economy is reportedly already in a recession. 66 percent worry that a major recession is right around the corner up from 48 percent at this time last year. at the same time, 71 percent stay there. income is not keeping up with rising expenses. but instead the u. s. government turn, it's focused, you, crane and ramped up. it's funding for the country to unprecedented levels as washington pledged its support for what some call a proxy war against russia. and the us didn't stop there

our correspondent rachel blevins has more, may not of states may have the largest economy in the world, but washington's foreign policy and its involvement in one international conflict after another. have fueled questions of just how long it can retrain itself is the world leader. as the end of the uno, polar world is now more of a fact than a possibility. when the by mid ministration announced an end to the war and ghana stand last year, it could have sent the message that it was ready to focus on issues at home, of which there are many as the u. s. economy is reportedly already in a recession. 66 percent worry that a major recession is right around the corner up from 48 percent at this time last year. at the same time, 71 percent stay, their income is not keeping up with rising expenses. but instead the u. s. government turn its focused ukraine and ramped up its funding for the country to unprecedented levels as washington pledged its support for what some call a proxy war against russia. and the us didn't stop there. the white house made that clear when they stepped aside, as nancy

blevins, looks at the story of a u. s. mercenary kent mcclellan and whether the cia might be involved and his neo nazi korea, the presence of neo nazis in ukraine is nothing to be concerned about according to mainstream malice in the us who have been quick to try to label the problem as nothing more than russian. c propaganda, despite reporting on it themselves just a few years ago. but what would they say if one of those nationalists was an american citizen? and if he claimed that he was sent ukraine by the c i day. well, that's the case with kent mcclellan who prefers to go by his nickname, bone face. you know, there's a lot of hype about the eisen we over there. but as they have does that, it was central intelligence. i got me involved. now that is a serious claim, and while the c a has yet to publicly respond, mccolan attempted to take back his statement insisting he had been misunderstood just one day after the interview. so was it a coincidence or did he just get a phone call from the right people? well, a closer

a year after the chaotic us pull out of afghanistan, rachel blevins looks at the victories and failures of the civilized world under washington. slade, it's hacks on $911.00, resulted in the deaths of around $3000.00 americans. but it was the bush administration's response to those attacks and its decision to declare the war on terror that ushered in an era of u. s. foreign policy marked by military intervention nation building an attempt to reshape the middle east. it was, as former president bush predicted, a new and different war. it tactic place on american soil. but it was an attack on the heart and soul of the civilized world. and the world has come together to fight a new and different war. the 1st and we hope the only one of the 21st century or against all those who seek to export her and a war against those governments that support or shelter them. now more than 20 years later, the global war on terror has resulted in more than 900000 deaths, including soldiers, civilians, journalists, and humanitarian aid workers. it is cost an estimated $8.00 trillion dollars, and it has led

a tough call. indeed. rachel blevins taking us through the op no, i for months, the see job, he is old style steel plant had been the focus of the ukraine conflict, but civilians were also locked in their homes by ukrainian nationalists in the same city. marty you, pl. next we tell their story, stick goes, ah, [000:00:00;00] a sheep out because of the african and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground.

blevins r t correspondent is also with us here. busy on the program. yes. so a lot of anxious we're getting around for that to happen. regionally it now appears that aid has we will not know for sure until and not see lucy, dis m barks. what's the ramifications of this? what have we been hearing from china? what does this mean? yeah, you know, you mentioned the most tract air craft in the world as you can see on the screen there that aircraft has now landed. now all eyes are waiting to see if it is house figure nancy pelosi, who gets off of that plane ticket isn't drove for a 2nd. was there an issue earlier with the 2nd plane was not right. that was that verified? so that i've also been waiting for verification on that, that was actually a private plan that was also being followed, but it looks like it came up a different route. whereas this one specifically was followed so heavily because of the fact that it looked like it was going to go on to south korean japan. and instead it kind of made that turn back towards, obviously towar

he's all he's rachel blevins. the same western media outlets that acted as if the current conflict between russia and ukraine started only this february, are now starting to acknowledge that the ties are much more complicated than they care to explain up until this point. the message has always been that the ukrainian people were against any sort of russian leadership and wanted to clear cut ties between themselves and their neighbor. however, here's cnn's new report waiting and waiting families, possessions, loading them down, pull, crossing to the russian, occupied territory. as a cnn reporter described, dozens of cars were traveling into russian controlled areas, and the traffic was heavily one sided and was some people who were interviewed claim. they planned to return the possessions family members and even pets they took with them suggested otherwise. while the reality may come, as a surprise to some in the west ukrainian soldiers on the ground in the eastern parts of the country have admitted that some resi

blevins explains the same western media outlets that acted as if the current conflict between russia and ukraine started only this february. are now starting to acknowledge that the ties are much more complicated than they care to explain up until this point. the message has always been that the ukrainian people were against any sort of russian leadership and wanted to clear cut ties between themselves and their neighbor. however, here's cnn's new report waiting and waiting families, pirates possessions, loading them down, whole crossing to the russian occupied territory. as a cnn reporter described, dozens of cars were traveling into russian controlled areas. and the traffic was heavily onesided and was on people who were interviewed claim. they planned to return the possessions family members and even pets they took with them suggested otherwise. while the reality may come, as a surprise to some in the west ukrainian soldiers on the ground in the eastern parts of the country have admitted that some residents aren't happy to see them saying they're waiting for the day when russian f

s. ambassador to the un justifies israel's bombing of gaza as self defense. archie is rachel blevins investigates allegations of double standards when it comes to western officials is view on conflicts in other countries. 3 days of clashes between israel and the palestinian militant group included a number of what israel called preemptive airstrikes on gaza. which left at least 40 for palestinians dead including 15 children and more than $300.00 wounded. yet despite the photos and videos that were shared across social media, which showed israel clearly targeting heavily populated residential areas, there was virtually no outrage from the west. in fact, president biden has praised the money the u. s. spent on the iron dome system and says that it saved countless lives in israel, and he is not the only one turning a blind eye to the collateral damage in gaza. we absolutely fully support israel's right to defend itself against terrorist groups that are taking the lives of innocent civilians in israel. the u. k. stands by israel and it's right to defend itself. we condemn terrorist group

that the country needs time to heal law teach. rachel blevins has more and how washington's back on the form of government failed in just 10 days. one year after the box, chaotic and deadly end of the u. s. war and afghanistan, there are still countless questions about how and why the world leaning intelligence agency got it so wrong when the time came to leave the country, the u. s. had been occupying for 20 years, after all, even president biden express. nothing but confidence before he made the official call is a tale bob take over against that now, inevitable? no, it is none. because you have the african troops of 300000. well equipped as well as script is any army in the world. and an air force against something like $75000.00 bond. it is not inevitable weeks later, it was a very different story. when the u. s. withdrew from the country, the government, they had spent 2 decades building and supporting fell apart. and it took the taliban just 10 days to gain control of the country's capital, notably faster than it took the us to do so when an invaded back in 2001. ah ah. so what hap

blevins reports one year after the botched chaotic and deadly end of the u. s. war in afghanistan. there are still countless questions about how and why the world's leading intelligence agency got it so wrong when the time came to leave the country, the u. s. had been occupying for 20 years after all, even president biden express. nothing but confidence before he made the official call. is a tale one take over that gas that now inevitable? no, it is none. because you have the app can troops of $300000.00 well equipped as well as crypt is any army in the world and an air force against something like $75000.00 bond. it is not in every 2 weeks later it was a very different story. when the us withdrew from the country, the government, they had spent 2 decades building and supporting fell apart. and it took the taliban just 10 days to gain control of the country's capital, notably faster than it took the us to do so. when an invaded back in 2001, ah ah, how is it possible that multiple reports from, for intelligence agencies in the us managed to get this situation

blevins, looks at the energy situation in some of the world's poorest economies. energy cost continues or around the world and while europe and the us are typically in the spotlight, the growing crisis is making conditions even worse for the nations in south asia. take language, for example, which has been forced to schedule power cuts for its residence. the developing nation relies heavily on energy imports from the middle east, and it is feeling the crushing combination of increased prices and decreased supply and energy isn't the only costs rising with inflation soaring to its highest point since 2013, the country's economy continues to struggle and hundreds have taken to the streets to protest against their government and its response to the crisis. ah, the the international monetary fund has said it's considering offering bangladesh alone that will feel like temporary relief. and it has also said it sites on tree longer, which is already seen its share of mass protest. it's all, some officials believe from the country and right on cue. the last sri lankan president angered the pub

and all, some western officials justify israel's balmy of gods as self defense artes rachel blevins investigates allegations of double standards, at least when it comes to their views on conflicts in other countries. 3 days of clashes between israel and the palestinian militant group included a number of what israel called preemptive air strikes on gaza. which left at least 40 for palestinians, dead including 15 children and more than $300.00 wounded. yet despite the photos and videos that were shared across social media, which showed israel clearly targeting heavily populated residential areas, there was virtually no outrage from the west. in fact, president biden has praised the money the u. s. ban on the iron dome system and says that it saved countless lives in israel. and he is one of the only one turning a blind eye to the collateral damage in gaza. we absolutely fully support israel's right to defend itself against terrorist groups that are taking the lives of innocent civilians in israel. the u. k. stands by israel and it's right to defend itself. we condemn terrorist groups firing it ci

you know, of course, we know that happened so his ortiz, rachel blevins with more and how washington's bet on the former afghan government failed in just 10 days. one year after the botched chaotic and deadly end of the u. s. war and afghanistan, there are still countless questions about how and why the world leading intelligence agency got it so wrong when the time came to leave the country, the u. s. had been occupying for 20 years, after all, even president biden express. nothing but confidence before he made the official call is a tale one take over against that now, inevitable? no, it is none. because you have the african troops of 300000. well equipped as well as script is any army in the world. and an air force against something like $75000.00 bond. it is not inevitable weeks later, it was a very different story. when the us withdrew from the country, the government, they had spent 2 decades building and supporting fell apart. and it took the taliban just 10 days to gain control of the country's capital, notably faster than it took the u. s. to do so, when an invaded back in 200

blevins has more on this. the u. s. has become known for lecturing the world on the principles of freedom, democracy, and liberal values, even taking extreme measures to target governments. washington claims aren't meeting the right standards, but those values appear nowhere to be found when the country in question is buying weapons from the u. s. government. in fact, the buy in administration just signed off on nearly $20000000000.00 worth of foreign arms deals in just over 2 weeks. the top countries are the receiving end of those deals include germany and the netherlands. reports are now drawing attention to the other members on that list. saudi arabia and the u. e. noting that more than a 3rd of the deals, the u. s. just made we're done with governments that they have a long accused of human rights violations. we were not going to in fact sell more weapons to them. we were going to in fact, and they can pay the price and make them in fact, pariah. they are. and in the same way that they have drawn attention

but earlier rachel blevins discuss the issue with my colleague union o'neill. well, the focus right now has really been on her father alexander do again. and more specifically his political views, and also who's supposed ties to the russian government. we've got cnn, referring to him as a spiritual guide, the u. s. government funded radio free europe is referring to him as brain. and then at the same time, the daily mail took a very different turn here. they decided to focus and on those tragic videos we saw from the scene in which to go with being there with his hands on his head, looking completely distressed as he watched the car that his daughter had been driving engulfed in flames. and they really talked about it as if this was some sort of a scene from a hollywood movie. but at the same time, there have been many people on social media who have not been nearly as poetic. they have been justifying. and even in some cases celebrating daria is dead because of the fact that they don't agree with the political views of herself and her father. he was the target

ah, that was our tis rachel blevins and now to asia were, pakistan continues to be in a state of national emergency. after heavy floods affected more than 30000000 people throughout the country. according to local officials, more than 33000000 people have been displaced since june. when monsoon reigns triggered, flash floods across the country. the government has set its focusing all its efforts on helping those affect it. yet the situation remains dire as the number of homeless people sores and shelters are overwhelmed. forcing families to live on the streets. some are blaming the government for their woes, saying the problems are result of broken promises and delays going on as you who got toyota mac on when years ago, we were promised that a concrete wall will be built in this river will also be built with concrete energy known after that we built a house, but still the promise was not fulfilled in a gun. if you had the beauty of local, the river was sold to us by these people. we have no fear of god. there is no such thing as humanity. yoga did, here was my house, my entire life savin

blevins, looks at the energy situation in some of the world's poorest economies. energy costs continue to saw around the world. and while europe and the u. s. are typically in the spotlight. the growing crisis is making conditions even worse for the nations in south asia. take bangladesh, for example, which has been forced to schedule power coats for its residents. the developing nation relies heavily on energy imports from the middle east, and it is feeling the crushing combination of increased prices and decrease supply and energy isn't the only cost rising with inflation soaring to its highest points as 2013, the country's economy continues to struggle and 100 have taken to the streets to protest against their government and its response to the crisis. ah, the international monetary fund has said it's considering offering bangladesh alone that will feel like temporary relief. and it has also said at sites on true longer, which has already seen its share of nass protests that saw some officials flee from the country and right on cue, the last, sri lankan president angered the public

and it's starting here at home, reporting in moscow. rachel blevins, r t moving now to the democratic republic of congo. at least 2 people have been killed and 15 wounded off to members of the united nations peacekeeping mission in the country. open fire at a board post on sunday. the mission has come under intense pressure after days of protest against the organization. ah, the peacekeepers appeared to open fire before they headed through the border crossing to uganda, driving on and continuing to shoot more people to cover you in case from tonia good . her says and to quote, he is outraged by the incident. and he's welcome the decision of the congolese authorities to open an investigation and arrest the suspect of perpetrators. the peacekeeping mission in the country as facing increased criticism for its perceived failure to stop the fighting in the eastern part of the country. oh doth week, and can you and protests in the country left at least 19 people dead. including 3 peacekeepers. a protest was far out of surgeons of the m 23 group, also known as the communist revolutionary arm

s. ambassador to the un justifies israel's bombing of gaza, self defense, our teeth, rachel blevins, investigate the accusations of double standards when it comes to western officials, is views on conflicts in other countries. 3 days of clashes between israel and the palestinian militant group included a number of what israel called preemptive air strikes on gaza, which left at least 40 for palestinians, dead including 15 children and more than $300.00 wounded. yet despite the photos and videos that were shared across social media, which showed israel clearly targeting heavily populated residential areas, there was virtually no outrage from the west. in fact, president biden has praised the money the u. s. spent on the iron dome system and says that it saved countless lives in israel, and he is not the only one turning a blind eye to the collateral damage in gaza. we absolutely fully support israel's right to defend itself against terrorist groups that are taking the lives of innocent civilians in israel. the u. k. stands by israel and it's right to defend itself. we condemn terroris

blevins, looks at the energy situation in some of the world's poorest economies. energy costs continue to saw around the world, and while europe and the u. s. are typically in the spotlight. the growing crisis is making conditions even worse for the nations and south asia. take bangladesh, for example, which has been forced to schedule power cuts for its residence. the developing nation relies heavily on energy imports from the middle east, and it is feeling the crushing combination of increased prices and decrease supply and energy isn't the only cost rising with inflation soaring to its highest points as 2013, the country's economy continues to struggle and hundreds have taken to the streets to protest against their government and its response to the crisis. ah, the international monetary fund has said it's considering offering bangladesh alone that will feel like temporary relief. and it has also said at sites on true longer, which has already seen its share of nass protests that saw some officials flee from the country and right on cue, the last, sri lankan president angered the pu

s. ambassador to the un justifies israel's bombing of gaza as self defense artes. rachel blevins investigates accusations of double standards when it comes to western officials, as views on conflicts and other countries. re days of clashes between israel and the palestinian militant group included a number of what israel called preemptive air strikes on gaza. which left at least 40 for palestinians, dead including 15 children and more than $300.00 wounded. yet despite the photos and videos that were shared across social media, which showed israel clearly targeting heavily populated residential areas, there was virtually no outrage from the west. in fact, president by that has praise the money the u. s. spent on the iron dome system and says that it saved countless lives in israel, and he is not the only one turning a blind eye to the collateral damage in garza, we absolutely fully support israel's right to defend itself against terrorist groups that are taking the lives of innocent civilians in israel, the u. k. stands by israel and it's right to defend itself. we condemn terrorist groups fir

blevins now has more. and how washington's back on the afghan government failed in just 10 days. one year after the botched chaotic and deadly end of the u. s. war and afghanistan, there are still countless questions about how and why the world leading intelligence agency got it so wrong. when the time came to leave the country, the u. s. had been occupying for 20 years after all, even president biden express. nothing but confidence before he made the official call. is a tale bomb take over against that now, inevitable? no, it is none. because you have the african troops of $300000.00 well equipped as well as crypt is any army in the world and an air force against something like $75000.00 bond. it is not inevitable weeks later, it was a very different story when the us withdrew from the country, the government, they had spent 2 decades building and supporting fell apart. and it took the taliban just 10 days to gain control of the country's capital. notably faster than took the u. s. to do so when an invade

blevins reports one year after the botched chaotic and deadly end of the u. s. war and afghanistan. there are still countless questions about how and why the world's leading intelligence agency got it so wrong when the time came to leave the country, the u. s. had been occupying for 20 years after all, even president biden express. nothing but confidence before he made the official call. is a tale bob take over that gas that now inevitable? no, it is none. because you have the african troops have 300000. well equipped as well as crypt is any army in the world and an air force against something like 75000 colored mine. it is not enough. weeks later, it was a very different story when the us withdrew from the country, the government, they had spent 2 decades building and supporting fell apart. and it took the taliban just 10 days to gain control of the country's capital, notably faster than it took the us to do so. when an invaded back in 2001, ah ah, how is it possible that multiple reports from, for intelligence agencies in the u. s. managed to get this situa