plus more u. s. military aid for ukraine. the latest package, nearly doubles, keeps striking range against russian forces which continue attacking ukrainian stronghold and its sphere headed to fight against coven reachers. now, said researchers now say a new technology could become an effective weapon against caster. ah, nick spicer. welcome to the program. the pentagon says another suspected chinese spy balloon has been discovered this time flying over latin america. another balloon was seen floating above the u. s. heart land spotting his complicated washington in beijing's already strained relations and drawn americans attention to the sky. there is floating high above the united states on this balloon is causing major diplomatic problem spec on earth. thing is after this guy, 1st spotted over montana by curious residence. it's now believed to be a chinese espionage platform. last 35 minutes about china's decision to fly a surveillance balloon over the continental united states is both unacceptable and irresponsible. that'

plus more u. s. military aid for ukraine. the latest package, nearly doubled, keeps striking range against russian forces, which continue attacking a ukrainian stronghold. and its sphere headed the fight against coded reachers. now say a new technology could become an effective weapon against cancer. ah, next by sir. welcome to the program. the pentagon says another suspected chinese spy balloon has been discovered this time flying over latin america. another balloon was seen floating above the u. s. heart land. this parting has complicated washington in beijing's already strained relations and drawn americans attention to the sky. now, there is floating, nearly 2 kilometers above the united states. this balloon is causing major diplomatic problem spec on earth, and i have no idea what it is. first, sponsored either montana by curious reason and it's now believed to be a chinese espionage platform. china's decision to fly a surveillance balloon over the continental united states is both unacceptable and irresponsible. that's

and the news of the visit is unity that we're only being shared by the u. s. which is definitely a back walk back from the earlier statements that they've made about blink and visit. and beijing, of course, has been saying it's a whether or not spy balloon is that still the message or you're saying they're not messaging in or at all domestically? they are sticking with the explanation and claim that it is still a scientific metro logical balloon that's basically veered off the original course by accident. but the us finding, contradict that because later on they find that the balloon actually changed course . and so this is basically showing that the chinese government official claiming is once again having a lot of holes for being like lighting on the outside world to be skeptical about. and they can't really stand on the ground and we are seeing how they stuffing up their stands and become very defensive about it. and how is this william all being received among china's neighbors and in taiwan, where you are in particular? so the other neighbour neighboring

anytime soon, the u. s. and u. k were not prepared for a regime change in iran, and mild khomeini chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran soil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected governments of mohammed mo, signed by orchestrating the 1953 co, and restating the shaw to power. that's what made toppling the shaw in 1979 thinking the unthinkable for washington. as if viewed mohammed was up on the v as a close ally and had the best sense of the word, a puppet. this is an enchanted land, in which maternity, thanks to an enlightened young ruler in the presence of an enormous supply of petroleum harmonizes with one of the earliest civilizations known to recorded history. but the will of the iranian nation seemed to outweigh the will of western powers. iran will be an independent country, non lines, not under the influence of any superpower. and it will only have friendly relations with those super pow

and the news of the visit is unity that we're only being shared by the u. s. which is definitely a back walk back from the earlier statements that they've made about blink and visit. and beijing, of course, has been saying it's a whether or not spy balloon is that still the message or you're saying they're not messaging and or at all domestically. they are sticking with the explanation and claim that it is still a scientific metro logical balloon that's basically veered off the original course by accident. but the us finding, contradict that because later on they find that the balloon actually changed course . and so this is basically showing that the chinese government official claiming is once again having a lot of holes for being like lighting on the outside world to be skeptical about. and they can't really stand on the ground and we are seeing how they toughen up their stands and become very defensive about it. and how is this william all being received among china's neighbors and in taiwan, where you are in particular? so the other neighbour neighboring

anytime soon, the u. s. and u. k were not prepared for a regime change in iran, and mal khomeini chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran's oil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected governments of mohammed mo, sat down by orchestrating the 1953 co and restating the shot to power. that's what made toppling the shot in 1979 thinking the unthinkable for washington. as if viewed, mohammed was up on the v as a close ally and had the best sense of the word, a puppet. this is an enchanted land, in which maternity, thanks to an enlightened young ruler in the presence of an enormous supply of petroleum harmonizes with one of the earliest civilizations known to recorded history. but the will of the iranian nation seem to outweigh the will of western powers. iran will be an independent country, non aligned, not under the influence of any superpower. and it will only have friendly relations with those super p

anytime soon, the u. s. and u. k were not prepared for a regime change in iran. mit khomeini chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran's oil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected governments of mohammed mo, sat down by orchestrating the 1953 co and restating the shot to power. that's what made toppling the shot in 1979, thinking the unthinkable for washington. as if viewed mohammed was up on the v as a close ally. and then the best sense of the word, a puppet. this is an enchanted land, in which maternity, thanks to an enlightened young ruler in the presence of an enormous supply of petroleum harmonizes with one of the earliest civilizations known to recorded history. but the will of the iranian nation seemed to outweigh the will of western powers. iran will be an independent country, non aligned, not under the influence of any superpower. and it will only have friendly relations with those super p

anytime soon, the u. s. and u. k were not prepared for a regime change in iran. m khomeini chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran soil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected government of mohammed mo, signed by orchestrating the 1953 co, and restating the shot to power. that's what made toppling the shaw in 1979 thinking the unthinkable for washington. as if viewed mohammed was up on the v as a close ally and had the best sense of the word, a puppet. this is an enchanted land, in which maternity, thanks to an enlightened young ruler in the presence of an enormous supply of petroleum harmonizes with one of the earliest civilizations known to recorded history. but the will of the iranian nation seemed to outweigh the will of western powers. iran will be an independent country, non lines, not under the influence of any superpower. and it will only have friendly relations with those super powers that demonstrate that they are ready to respect our n

any time, so the u. s. and u. k were not prepared for a regime change in iran. m khomeini chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran's oil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected government of mohammed massaged them by orchestrating the 1953 co and restating the shot to power. that's what made toppling the shot in 1979 thinking the unthinkable for washington. as if viewed, mohammed was up on the v as a close ally, and at the best sense of the word, a puppet. this is an enchanted land, in which maternity, thanks to an enlightened young ruler in the presence of an enormous supply of petroleum harmonizes with one of the earliest civilizations known to recorded history. but the will of the iranian nation seemed to outweigh the will of western powers. iran will be an independent country, non aligned, not under the influence of any super power. and he will only have friendly relations with those super powers that demonstrate that they are ready to respec

so if a government, which is sovereign, tries to prevent these cooper, waters funded by the u. s. from overthrown their government, then the u. s. deems them authoritarian, the u. s. imposes sanctions on them. this is the same thing that we've seen in venezuela, cuba, nicaragua. and then other countries that don't take action against the coup letters, well, they often get overthrown, as we saw in 2019, in bolivia or right now in crew. the former president of kenya colds for extra troops to aid the democratic republic of congo. it continues its fight against the militant group known as and $23.00. the facilitator urges the countries of east african community regional force to deploy and take up the positions urgently and without further delay throughout east in d, r. c. and in the case of north kevin, for the regional force to inter ppos itself between the fighting forces in areas where the withdrawal of the arm groups has been affected. the people in the d. r. c, who have suffered from m. 23 rebel attacks of gather to protest what they call unsuccessful peacekeeping missions. the

so if a government, which is sovereign, tries to prevent these coo plotters funded by the u. s. from overthrown their government, then the u. s. deems them authoritarian, the u. s. imposes sanctions on them. this is the same thing that we've seen in venezuela, cuba, nicaragua. and then other countries that don't take action against the coup ladders, well, they often get overthrown, as we saw in 2019, in bolivia or right now in peru they confirmed at all from the recent earthquakes, inter kia and syria has risen to more than 22000 people rescue operations are ongoing dis by rapidly fading hopes to find more sir. potential survivors in war torn syria. the search through the rubble continues. and the areas devastated by the earthquakes for western sanctions are making the situation even worse. international help couldn't reach syria and the initial days after the disaster and the moments when the aid was needed to save lives. after several days, the u. s. agreed to ease its sanctions on syria, amid mounting international pressure. that's all russia and arab nations were the 1st in

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so if a government, which is sovereign, tries to prevent these coo plotters funded by the u. s. from overthrown their government then the u. s. deems them authoritarian the u. s. imposed sanctions on them. this is the same thing that we've seen in venezuela cuba, nicaragua. and then other countries that don't take action against the coupe ladders, well, they often get overthrown, as we saw in 2019, in bolivia or right now in peru. the confirmed beth toll from the recent earthquakes in turkey and syria, to listen to more than 22000 people. the scenes of devastation are on the epicenter and turkey. a remains shocking in a sort of year alone, more than 20000 deaths are being confirm with another 80000 people injured. a former high rise apartment blocks have been reduced to rubble with signs of those still chaff, getting increasingly more difficult to detect. and while the search and rescue work is underway, a focus is also on assisting. the survivors were in desperate need of food and shelter amid what is a very cold winter. there is a correspondent, pitas got more than 100 hours a

so if a government, which is sovereign, tries to prevent these, qu plotters funded by the u. s. from overthrow their government then the u. s. deems them authoritarian, the u. s. imposed sanctions on them. this is the same thing that we've seen venezuela, cuba, nicaragua. and then other countries that don't take action against the coupe ladders, well they often get overthrown, as we saw in 2019, in bolivia or right now in peru. ah, they confirmed at salt from recent earthquakes, inter kia and syria has risen to more than 22000 people. rescue operations are ongoing despite rapidly fading hopes for finding more potential survivors in war torn syria. the search through the rubble continues and areas devastated by the earthquakes. what western sanctions are making the situation even worse? international help couldn't reach syria in the initial days after the disaster. and the moments when the aid was needed to set to save lives. after several days, the u. s. agreed to ease its sanctions on syria and mid mounting international pressure baths, while russia and arab nations were the 1s

of the u. s. which unfortunately manifests itself not only in terms related to nuclear weapons, but also in terms of economic pressure. enemies, use all instruments available to them. the media psychological warfare linking the development of relations with the west, with a decrease in the level of relations with russia, inciting, internal discontent, stigmatizing the development of co operation with eastern countries. the think tanks in the west, particularly in the us, are developing plans to undermine our relations and are sending those plots to their decision making centers. however, as my meetings with russia's leadership have shown, all that is in vain. we always consider all our people, especially rainy and citizens in total, comprising all the layers of society. unfortunately, ideological attacks, as well as some of our own miscalculations have led to the store of protests. some mistakes were made on the anniversary of the victory of these law mac revolution. it was decided that these mist

any time, so the u. s. and u. k were not prepared for a regime change in iran. m khomeini chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran soil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected governments of mohammed massaged them by orchestrating the 1953 co and restating the charge to power. that's what made toppling the shore he 979, thinking the unthinkable for washington. as if viewed, mohammed was up on the v as a close ally, and the best sense of the word, a puppet. this is an enchanted land, in which maternity, thanks to an enlightened young ruler in the presence of an enormous supply of petroleum harmonizes with one of the earliest civilizations known to recorded history. but the will of the iranian nation seemed to outweigh the will of western powers. iran will be an independent country, non aligned, not under the influence of any super power. and it will only have friendly relations with those super powers that demonstrate that they are ready to respec

s, which you might expect, but also to countries that had been, as he said, hesitant, but now had come around and there he named germany by name not always in the easy relationship, but a lot of gratitude there as well. and we saw some very careful diplomatic skills at work as well. for example, when he said to the us, you know, if you, if you start backing down from supporting us, think about what you're going to be losing. you will lose your leadership position in the world, or most, especially when he talked about china, where he was very, very cautious in his wording. he tried to be positive. he said, you know, they have put this out on the table and it's important that they're part of the discussion. and at the same time, he indicated his very strong awareness that should shine and move to deliver weapons to russia. it could be a game changer for this war. he referred to world war 3 in that context. and he said, i am doing everything i can to prevent that. so an enormous range in his answers. and he did go into quite a lot of detail about his, his piece formula, didn't he? the 10

s. and u. k. pondering the countries wealth and resources. however, the revolution caught washington by surprise. here at the former u. s. embassy, which iranians called the den of espionage american intelligence service, used to possess the most sophisticated spying tools. they even boasted they had every single detail about major events, particularly demonstrations and riots on the table. however, the cia did not see the prospects for a revolution. any time so that he was and u. k, were not prepared for a regime change in iran. m khomeini chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran soil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected governments of mohammed massaged them by orchestrating the 1953 co and restating the shaft to power. that's what made toppling the shaw. he 979, thinking the unthinkable for washington. as if viewed, mohammed was up on the v as a close ally, and then the best sense of the word, a papa. this is an enchanted

s. and u. k. pondering the country's wealth and resources. however, the revolution caught washington by surprise. here at the former u. s. embassy, which iranians called the den of espionage american intelligence service, used to possess the most sophisticated spying tools. they even boasted they had every single detail about major events, particularly demonstrations and riots on the table. however, the cia did not see the prospects for a revolution. anytime so that he was and u. k were not prepared for a regime change in iran, and mom khomeini chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran soil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected governments of mohammed massaged them by orchestrating the 1953 co and restating the shot to power. that's what made toppling the shot he. 979, thinking the unthinkable for washington. as if viewed, mohammed was up on the v as a close ally, and then the best sense of the word, a puppet. this is an ench

s. and u. k. pondering the countries wealth and resources. however, the revolution caught washington by surprise. here at the former u. s. embassy, which iranians called the den of espionage american intelligence service, used to possess the most sophisticated spying tools. they even boasted they had every single detail about major events, particularly demonstrations and riots on the table. however, the cia did not see the prospects for a revolution. anytime so that you, us and you k were not prepared for a regime change in iran. am awful maney chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran soil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected governments of mohammed massaged them by orchestrating the 1953 co and restating the shot to power. that's what made toppling the shaw. he 979, thinking the unthinkable for washington. as if viewed, mohammed was up on the v as a close ally, and the best sense of the word, a puppet. this is an enchanted

s. and u. k. pondering the country's wealth and resources. however, the revolution caught washington by surprise. here at the former u. s. embassy, which are one, is called the den of espionage american intelligence service, used to possess the most sophisticated spying tools. they even boasted they had every single detail about major events, particularly demonstrations and riots on the table. however, the cia did not see the prospects for a revolution any time so that he was and u. k were not prepared for a regime change in iraq. m r khomeini chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran soil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected governments of mohammed mo, sat down by orchestrating the 1953 co, and restating the shot to power. that's what made toppling the shot in 1979, thinking the unthinkable for washington. as if viewed mohammed resolved on the v as a close ally. and then the best sense of the word, a puppet. this is an ench

s. and u. k. pondering the country's wealth and resources. however, the revolution caught washington by surprise. here at the former u. s. embassy, which iranians called the den of espionage american intelligence service, used to possess the most sophisticated spying tools. they even boasted they had every single detail about major events, particularly demonstrations and riots on the table. however, the cia did not see the prospects for a revolution. any time so that you, us and u. k, were not prepared for a regime change in iran. m khomeini chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran soil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected government of mohammed mo, sat down by orchestrating the 1953 co and restating the shot to power. that's what made toppling the shot he. 979, thinking the unthinkable for washington. as if viewed, mohammed was up on the v as a close ally, and at the best sense of the word, a puppet. this is an enchanted l

it goes up and down, i can send you for example, b u s. d, in this case, which we're going to discuss, which is back $1.00 to $1.00 on the dollars. so you're not, we don't have to worry that if i send you for a couple $100.00 when it arrives to you, it will only be $90.00. ok, so you mentioned b u. s. day. what is the big high for the big deal? about b, u. s. d, and the fact that a party it won't be minted at a longer. b usb is a stable coin back to us dollars issued by, by non us, which is the largest crypto currency exchange in the walls. now the fcc seemed to have it out for binds. so what they've said is they went to binary, c custodian, which is the 3rd party that holds the dollars the back, the b u. s. d and the holes these dollars and said to them, look, stop mincing them. you're not allowed to anymore because we suspect that b u. s. the is a security and therefore unregulated and we need to regulate it. but it's a suspicion, it's not a charge, but they still manage to effectively shut it down. and what do you think the u. s. govern

s. and u. k. pondering the country's wealth and resources. however, the revolution caught washington by surprise. here at the former u. s. embassy, which iranians called the den of espionage american intelligence service, used to possess the most sophisticated spying tools. they even boasted they had every single detail about major events, particularly demonstrations and riots on the table. however, the cia did not see the prospects for a revolution. any time so that he was and u. k, were not prepared for a regime change in iran, am awful maney chanted the slogan of independence from superpowers. something which would put an end to the british and american dominance on iran soil. the 2 countries had already overthrown the democratically elected governments of mohammed massaged them by orchestrating the 1953 coo and reinstating the shaw to power. that's what made toppling the shaw in 1979 thinking the unthinkable for washington . as if viewed mohammed was up on the v as a close ally and at the best sense of the word, a papa. this is an enchant

however, this that had stopped the u. s. which used the presence of w m. d, 's as a pretext for attacking the middle eastern country in 2003. here is our special coverage of one of the deadliest conflicts of the 21st century. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free people, and to defend the world from great. mm hm . with food and see with since the us led invasion of iraq over 1000000 people have been killed with more than 9000000 iraqis being displaced both internally and abroad. one of the architects of the war is considered to be then u. s. secretary of state colin powell who claimed that the iraqi leader saddam hussein was developing weapons of mass destruction top us officials were not the only ones justifying the invasion. western media actively followed their lead, closely observing and supporting the u. s. bombing of baghdad. and on the ground, american reporters also worked around the facts just to find the us led invasion. one more journalist who was in the ranks of the u.

this economic strangulation is a manifestation of the inhumane nature of the u. s. which unfortunately manifests itself not only in terms related to nuclear weapons, but also in terms of economic pressure. enemies, use all instruments available to them. the media psychological warfare linking the development of relations with the west, with a decrease in the level of relations with russia, inciting, internal discontent. stigmatizing the development of cooperation with eastern countries. sink tanks in the west, particularly in the u. s. are developing plans to undermine our relations and are sending those plots to their decision making centers. however, as my meetings with russia's leadership have shown, all that is in vain. we always consider all our people, especially rainy and citizens in total, comprising all the layers of society. unfortunately, ideological attacks, as well as some of our own miscalculations have led to the store of protests. some mistakes were made on the anniversary of the victory of these law mac revolution. it was decided that these mistakes

north korea is not happy with the ramping up of military exercises between the u. s. and south korea, which will take place in march. there's also a table top exercise that will look at nuclear scenarios that will happen between the u. s. and talk to you next week and i think your 3 is sending a message that it is unhappy with that and it will fight fiber, fire us, and south korea. warplanes carried out a highly visible response to saturdays launch. south 3 defense ministry set the drill headed by nuclear capable. american b, one bombers affirmed the united states commitment extended to terms of its nuclear weapons. the u. s. and japan held a similar, separate exercise over waters of japan's west coast. years of diplomacy, sanctions and international censure have done little slow north korea's missile program. since martin al jazeera, what's got snyder from the council on foreign relations. he says both sides are in a cycle of reacting to each other. well, the north koreans themselves have said that the latest tests are directly response to us or okay, military drills

s. on the plan also provides tax credits to consumers who bought electric cars made in the u. s. which could again make european made electric vehicles less attractive to bias. but even with the biggest ever climate bill, the u. s. lived behind china's green spending last year, the energy research group, bloomberg any f says almost half of all global energy transition investments were $546000000000.00. while in china, they use as chinese subsidies have been twice as high as those in the block relative to g d, p. the u, as a single entity came 2nd at a $180000000000.00. while the u. s. spent a $141000000000.00 from brussels. i'm joined now by milan elk about milan as a research fellow and head of the climate policy program at the center for european policy studies in brussels. thank you for joining the program. is the right to be threatened by the u. s. is inflation reduction act? well, yes and no. on the one hand, be inflation reduction acts of a very general subsidies and the subsidies are combined with some other measures related to the components that need to be used in the pr

it is the 1st time that the u. s. a, a comprehensive federal climate policy, which for the 1st time also target the greenhouse gas emissions coming from heavy industry. and all these investments that the subsidies promote will lead to increased economies of scale and deaf, also lower cost for low carbon technologies. and that is really a good thing for all countries around the world. until now, industrial policy in the u has been restrained by very tough competition laws in order for them to have their own green tex pledge europe is going to have to change that. how tricky is that going to be for them? this is indeed a very important but difficult issue. what we should keep in mind is that these competition rules called state rules have been in place for a very long time. it actually goes back to the late 19 fifties, really the beginning of european integration. but then they have been also a lot more relax since the beginning of the mac. and the reason why was because due to all the last dance, really expensive suppo

however, this didn't stop the u. s, which used the presence of w m. d. 's as a pretext for attacking the middle eastern country back in 2003. here's our special coverage of the one of the deadliest wars in the 21st century. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people. and to defend the world from great. hm . with food and sleep. with since the us led invasion of iraq over 1000000 people have been killed with more than 9000000 iraqis been displaced both internally and abroad. one of the architects of the war is considered to be ben u. s. secretary of state colin powell who claimed that the iraqi leader saddam hussein was developing weapons of mass destruction. top us officials were not the only ones justifying the invasion. western media actively followed the authorities lead, closely observing and supporting the u. s. bombing of baghdad. artes donald quarter explores how the war coverage looks 20 years ago. what we have seen on televisions though, is indeed the 1st phase of

it is the 1st time that the u. s. they a comprehensive federal climate policy, which for the 1st time also target the greenhouse gas emissions coming from the industry. and all these investments that the subsidies promote will lead to increased economies of scale and deaf, also lower cost for low carbon technologies. and that is really a good thing for all countries around the world. until now, industrial policy in the u has been restrained by very tough competition laws in order for them to have their own green tex pledge europe is going to have to change that. how tricky is that going to be for them? this is indeed a very important but difficult issue. what we should keep in mind is that these competition rules called state rules have been in place for a very long time. it actually goes back to the late 19 fifties, really the beginning of european integration. but then they have been also a lot more relax since the beginning of the damage. and the reason why was because due to all the luck dance really expensive sup

however, this didn't stop the u. s. which used the presence of w m. d. 's as a pretext for attacking the middle eastern country in 2003, back then french foreign minister called for the use of international inspectors. not violence in iraq. an idea flatly rejected by the u. s. secretary of state, in unanimously adopting resolution 1441. we collectively expressed our agreement with the to stage approach proposed by france disarmament through inspections. we are facing a difficult situation. more inspectors. sorry, not the answer. top us officials were not the only ones just the find. the invasion, western media actively follow their lead, closely observing and supporting the us bombing of baghdad and on the ground. american reporters also worked around the facts, justifying the us led invasion. one war journalist who was in the ranks of the u. s . army at the time, shared her memories with us. so 2005 to 2006, i went to iraq 207-2000 8. by the time i got out, i just realized that it was much different from how it had been painted. and i didn't want to be

s. on the plan also provides tax credits to consumers who buy electric cars made in the u. s. which could again make european made electric vehicles less attractive to bias. but even with the biggest ever climate bill, the u. s. lagged behind china is green spending last year. the energy research group, bloomberg any f says almost half of all global energy transition investments with $546000000000.00 in china. they use says chinese subsidies have been twice as high as those in the block relative to g d, p. the u, as a single entity came 2nd at a $180000000000.00. while the u. s. spent a $141000000000.00 from brussels. i'm joined now by milan elk about milan as a research fellow in head of the climate policy program at the center for european policy studies in brussels. thank you for joining the program. is the right to be threatened by the u. s. is inflation reduction act? well, yes and no. on the one hand, the inflation reduction acts of a very general subsidies and the subsidies are combined with some other measures related to the components that need to be used in the produ

however, this didn't stop the u. s, which used the falls at w. m. d narrative as a pretext for invading the country in march, 2003 ahead of the war. washington flatly rejected the idea of peace regulations proposed by countries including france in this temple of the united nations. we are the guardians of an ideal, the guardians of a conscience. the onerous responsibility and immense honor. we have must lead us to give priority to disarmament in peace. ah, we are facing a difficult situation. more inspectors, sorry, not the answer. took us officials were not the only ones justifying the invasion. western media actively followed the lead, closely observing and supporting the bombing of baghdad. and on the ground, american va pulled his work to round the fats to whitewash the illegal war. almost at western atlas at the time it turned out wo cheering slogans. ortiz donald caught it. it's deeper into how the invasion was covet 20 years ago. but we have seen on television, though, is indeed the 1st phase of a day. we a campaign called shock and awe by th

got my laptop, i go and then well, so seen to the u. s. you're also passing an arc last last year it last year, which are oh, $731.00. when i think if the company, my line, russia activity in africa, which us rejected the government commissioner community are rejected because the concern is that that act is going to criticize the framework for some funding countries. so the, the monthly costs already beauty, nobody know academic solution is already already happening on even what is the countries in the region. i knew both of my work in our fossil, even very, very concerned in, in the last us africa saw me in the us going to president express is concerned. when you mentioned the fact that booking fossil, i've actually contacted wagner vienna mine, barker book and they said that to do, you could still do a new laundry harvey that they wouldn't, they wouldn't contract. it's a result of wagner. so what we're seeing is every one except the government in wiley, in looking at fossil, is really concept. but i think the, the emphasis of the, my lan

because the u. s. doesn't have a military presence in ukraine, and so you've got air defense security to worry about you got these possible elements on the ground. and it required that the shutting down a sent you a key of to traffic off of for a couple of hours. ah, when he traveled to poland last year, president biden was reportedly keen to cross the border, but was overruled by his secret service. the people who protect him this time with more notice, we could make it work. security will be ramped up here when joe biden makes a major address to mock the 1st anniversary of the ukraine war. but no matter what he says, what will be remembered more than the speech is the visit that came before it. alan fisher, al jazeera warsaw on his part of our special coverage, mocking again into the crane war on barn edson a clock will be exploring how it's set back the fight against climate change. tuning here now to 0 at 230 g m t. she still ahead on out thousands of his riley's protest outside parliament, us stop

they had to place the order who they place it with, which one h o u. s. how much does the air transport sector actually contribute to india economy? well, i think ad transport sector is no more than 4 percent at this point of time. of india is economy, but that's not absolutely just the only way of looking at it. you know, what we've seen over the past 1520 years as a traveler has kind of become mainstream compared to just being a luxury has been the fact that air travel really kind of there is a talk that i believe in time is money and basically air travel is cutting down those long journeys on the roads, which will take 16 hours into 2 flights now. so basically people are able to work more and deliver more. you know, so that's ways, it's indirectly helping the economy by helping people to be in different places. at the same time i'm a close tourism is 10 percent of india is economy. so as air travel draws tourism grows as well from 10 percent to maybe 1415 percent up to fi over time because as more people fly across the country and there's more internat

s. on the plan also provides tax credits to consumers who bought electric cars made in the u. s. which could again make european made electric vehicles less attractive to bias. but even with the biggest ever climate bill, the u. s. lived behind china is green spending last year. the energy research group, bloomberg any f says almost half of all global energy transition investments with $546000000000.00. while in china, they use as chinese subsidies have been twice as high as those in the block relative to g d, p. the u, as a single entity came 2nd at a $180000000000.00, while the us spent a $141000000000.00 from brussels on join. now, by milan elk about milan as a research fellow and head of the climate policy program at the center for european policy studies in brussels. thank you for joining the program. is the right to be threatened by the u. s. is inflation reduction act? well, yes. and no, on the one hand, the inflation reduction acts of a very general subsidies and the subsidies are combined with some other measures related to the components that need to be used in the prod

and what about the u. s. which is also a guilty of popping up authoritarian regimes and ignoring human rights abuses that i suppose the one advantage that the u. s. has of russia right? now is, is money which it could, it can throw at africa. so, and fact it's a bit difficult to speak about europe, game name here. because i recall that the competence of the european union, when it comes to current and security policy, your security policy is they're running through the members. so all the decisions i taken been in images, which means that there's very much depends on what national governments prioritize strategies these every, every cap in thank one game game plan. if you want to put a bed on the bed as a one approach. that is why it is shad european. so when you get all letting k is that basically all europeans say that we need a so called connected approach to security, which relies on improving the living condition. and to eliminate for example, of root causes off instability, which then potentially could

this map results the u. s. though to march shows how divided african nations were in condemning russia's invasion of ukraine. 28 voted in favor. 8 didn't vote. and 17 abstained. that included south africa, which has historically strong relations with russia and the for the soviet union. in january, lover of announce upon from military trails, with russia and china, the will form the anniversary of the war in ukraine. russia struggle against western powers is playing out in africa as it drums up strategic support. turning it into a diplomatic playground. laura han insight story al jazeera ah, let's brain our guess for today's discussion from moscow were joined by a survey markov who is director of the institute of political studies from ankara of a great, a griego, who's a policy analyst with consultancy development reimagined that focuses on africa and in paris were joined by justine. vba is a fellow at the german marshall fund of the united states. one. welcome to you all so okay, let's start with you. what do

s. on the plan also provides tax credits to consumers who buy electric cars made in the u. s. which could again make european made electric vehicles less attractive to bias. but even with the biggest ever climate bill, the u. s. lived behind china as green spending last year. the energy research group, bloomberg any f says almost half of all global energy transition investments were $546000000000.00. while in china, they use as chinese subsidies have been twice as high as those in the block relative to g d, p. the u, as a single entity came 2nd at a $180000000000.00. while the us spent a $141000000000.00 from brussels, i'm joined now by milan elk about milan as a research fellow in head of the climate policy program at the center for european policy studies in brussel. thank you for joining the program. is the right to be threatened by the u. s. is inflation reduction act? well, yes and no. on the one hand, be inflation reduction, acts of a very general subsidies and the subsidies are combined with some other measures related to the components that need to be used in the produ

s. must end. this notion i love from my point of view, is getting more and more attractive for many countries and explains their desire and intention, her to join bricks and the as she'll, the expansion of these associations is only a matter of time. it's already going on the as seo or with iran and bella luce, now to become new member, members in 2023 this year and next year respectively. her in bricks, a dialog on expression is going on to at the moment, the south african, a presidency in bricks is promoting the focus on corporation with africa supporting its development. her initiatives, integration, and trade liber liberalization processes. we also appreciate a huge sure attention to africa that india, indian g, 20 presidency, a, spain, naturally bigger involvement, asian and african countries. the in the leading mount, multi lateral ah, institutions will greatly serve where development purposes and contributes to raising their global profile. india has been under constant basha from

s. or a force. let me just read that direct quote, a small metallic balloon with a tethered payload below. that's how washington summed up the items taken off by 400000 dollar side winder miss n s a. what's the lord? edward snowden and ron meadows, funder of scientific balloon solutions. believe there's nothing mysterious about the objects, but washington doesn't want to climb down from this aggressive president or why i tried contacting the military and the f. b i. and just got the run around to try to enlighten them on what a lot of these things probably are. they're going to look not too intelligent to be shooting him down. please tell me the white house didn't spend the month of february scrambling jets to for $400000.00 missiles at the local hobby clubs. 12 dollar balloon lord have mercy. well, after the initial shooting gun earlier this month, the suppose a chinese spy balloon story made endless headlines in the american media, including rhetoric about a legit threats coming from b

however, this didn't stop the u. s. which used the presence of w, m. d, 's as a pretext for attacking the middle eastern country back in 2003. here's our special coverage of one of the deadliest wars in the 21st century. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free people, and to defend the world from great. hm . room food and sleep. with that, since the us led invasion of iraq over 1000000 civilians have been killed with more than 9000000 iraqis being displaced both internally and abroad. one of the architects of the war is considered to be van u. s. secretary of state colin powell who claimed that the iraqi leader saddam hussein was developing weapons of mass destruction top us officials were not the only ones justifying the invasion. western media actively followed the authorities lead, closely observing and supporting the u. s. bombing of baghdad. artes donald quarter explores how the war coverage looked 20 years ago. what we have seen on televisions though, is indeed the 1st pha

however, this didn't stop the u. s, which used the foster w. m. d narrative as a pretext for invading the country in march, 2003 ahead of the war. washington flatly rejected the idea of peace regulations proposed by countries including france in this temple of the united nations, we are the guardians of an ideal, the guardians of a conscience. the onerous responsibility and immense honor. we have must lead us to give priority to disarmament in peace. ah, we are facing a difficult situation. more inspectors, sorry, not the answer. top us officials were not the only ones justifying the invasion. western media actively followed their lead, closely observing and supporting the bombing of baghdad and on the ground american . the port is worked around the fats to whitewash the illegal war. almost at western atlas at the time it turned out wo cheering slogans. ortiz at donald cor to dig deeper into how the invasion was covered 20 years ago. but we have seen on television, though, is indeed the 1st phase of a day. the a campaign called shock and awe by th

s, which used the false w and d narrative as a pretext for invading the country in march, 2003 ahead of the war. washington flatly rejected the idea of peace regulations proposed by countries, including france in this temple of the united nations. we are the guardians of an ideal, the guardians of a conscience, the onerous responsibility and immense honor. we have must lead us to give priority to disarmament in peace. ah, we are facing a difficult situation. more inspectors? sorry, not the answer. took us officials were not the only ones justifying the invasion. western media actively followed their lead, closely observing and supporting the bombing of baghdad and on the ground american, the port is work to round the fats to whitewash the illegal war. almost at western atlas at the time it turned out walk cheering, slogans ortiz at donald quoted. it's deeper into how the invasion was covet 20 years ago. but we have seen on television, though, is indeed the 1st phase of a day. we are campaign call shock and awe by the u. s. military. the attack came away. cruise missiles followed by t

however, this didn't stop the u. s. which used the false that w m. d narrative, as a pretext for invading the country in march, 2003. ahead of the war. washington flatly rejected the idea of peace regulations proposed by countries including france in this temple of the united nations, we are the guardians of an ideal, the guardians of a conscience. the onerous responsibility and immense honor. we have must lead us to give priority to disarmament in peace. ah, we are facing a difficult situation. more inspectors, sorry, not the answer. took us officials were not the only ones justifying the invasion. western media actively followed their lead, closely observing and supporting the bombing of baghdad and on the ground american . the port is work to round the fats to whitewash the illegal war. almost at western atlas at the time it turned out wo cheering slogans. ortiz donald caught it . it's deeper into how the invasion was covet 20 years ago. but we have seen on television, though, is indeed the 1st phase of a day. we a campaign called shock and awe by

s, which had some of the earliest whistleblower legislation was very narrowly scoped. you know, is it, is it fraud in the us government contract as opposed to broader society protection? and so those, those regions were how i sort of got into this and decided it was a very important field to actually work in. and what was your progression? did you begin as a journalist and then moved to academia and along the way, how did your activism come into play? so i've always had a bit of the activism about me. my. my mother told me from an early age that i had a strong and sions of righteousness and, and indignation for injustice. so i think that was always part of it and was perhaps one reason i had gone into journalism was to report information. but to report information that was meaningful to people, particularly about ro doing about things like correction. i went into academia because having worked in journalism for a while and 1st on a daily paper and then on a magazine, the tech space and then doing freelance and then having written a book with jolena sponge, i decided th

however, this didn't stop the u. s. which used the presence of w m. d, 's as a pretext for attacking the middle eastern country in 2003. here's our special coverage of one of the deadliest conflicts of the 21st century. at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people. and to defend the world from great. he dreams, food, and sleep. with since the us led invasion of iraq over 1000000 people have been killed with more than 9 mailing, iraq is being displaced both internally and abroad. one of the architects of the war is considered to be then u. s. secretary of state colin powell, who claim that the iraqi leader saddam hussein was developing weapons of mass destruction. top us officials were not the only ones justifying the invasion. western media actively follow their lead, closely observing as supporting the us bombing of baghdad and on the ground. american reporters also worked around the facts, justifying the us led invasion. one more journalist who was in the ranks of the u

however, this did not stop the u. s. which used the false presence of w m. d. 's as a pretext for attacking the middle eastern country in 2003 back then. the secretary of state flatly rejected the idea of peace regulation proposed by the french foreign minister in this temple of the united nations. we are the guardians of an ideal, the guardians of a conscience. the owner is responsibility and immense honor. we have must lead us to give priority to disarmament through peace. ah, we are facing a difficult situation. more inspectors. sorry. not the answer. top us officials were not the only ones justifying the invasion. western media actively follow their lead, closely observing and supporting the us bombing of baghdad and on the ground. american reporters worked around the facts, justifying the us led invasion. one war journalist who was in the ranks of the us military army at the time, shared her memories with us. so, 2005 to 2006, i went to iraq, 207-2000 8. by the time i got out, i just realized that it was much different from how it had been painted. and i d