ah, hello, good, happy with this 1 in the morning and says they here in moscow. my name is calling brake. welcome to world news 1st and development in the dispute between the united states and france. as the new anglo american australia insecurity deal takes a new twist. the french defense ministry now saying that nato partners have agreed to rethink the strategic crux of the alliance. the reason for nato's existence is transatlantic security. this is what we want to remind the united states off. therefore, our partners decided on our initiative as well as on the initiative of germany to revise the strategic concept of the alliance. being allies does not mean being hostage to the interests of another country. there's been interesting developments in the worsening relations with france and the united states, the u. k. and australia over the new security pact will recall how boris johnson recently said that france needs to quote, get a grip. i just think it's, it's time for some of our dearest friends around the world to pony our grip. about all this done in the break. because this is fundamentally a, a great step forward for global security. it's 3 very like minded allies, standing shoulder to shoulder, creating a new partnership for the sharing of technology. it is not exclusive, i did not trying to to shoulder anybody. i did not at the stereo towards china. now the spat between france and the united states took an interesting turn when joe biden spoke to the un general assembly. and following that, the pre recorded address that was scheduled from french president mc crohn was cancelled. the french president will not be addressing the un general assembly. that'll be the 1st time that the french president has not addressed the u. n. g, a since 2005. we also understand that the french minister of defense that she canceled her meeting with her british counterpart, we now understand the latest news seems to be that there has been a phone call that took place between joe biden and french president mc crohn in that phone call they exchanged concerns and they intend to try and improve relations. there's going to be a meeting at the end of october between the 2 leaders aimed at improving things and moving ahead. what the falling out seems to be rather intense. now the issue at hand is the fact that the united states put together the office pact, australia, the united kingdom and the united states have entered this security pack and that canceled a very lucrative deal on the part of france to supply australia with diesel electric submarines that canceled it cost a lot of money for france. quite interesting that as we see the united states fighting with countries around the world, we see the united states having a worsening relationship with china. and now a worsening relationship with france that joe biden, when he spoke to the un general assembly, he talked about a new era of global cooperation. all of the major powers of the world have a duty in my view to carefully manage their relationships. so we do not chip from responsible competition to conflict. we are not seeking a new cold war world, the wide it in the rigid blocks, the united states is ready to work with any nation will stand up for our allies and our friends and oppose attempts by stronger countries and dominate weaker ones. so if the nato alliance is up for being revised, that begs the question of what other alliances and what other concepts and u. s. foreign policy might also be up for being revised a lot of interesting turns here. many developments that were not widely expected or political analysts, chris bamber. he told me earlier, the face of the choice between france and britain, the united states will always take the brits. this new trillion time is very clearly. i know what you build up in the pacific nuclear submarines is big. what somebody's going to be on with cool aim to try it out. and i think france and germany got cold feet over this face or has rather changed in the face organizations concerned with protecting western europe in the north. that one thing i did was in the cold post 945 cold war dorothy long gone. britain is over a little bit more frustrated all with the, with the with more special. i don't actually the special relationship based for the choice in france and britain. i think it is because those are the brits, the taliban has appointed enough can delegate to the united nations, even though the u. n. still has one in place from the previous administration. the movement says it's alerted the body's secretary general of the change where i guess the report next from cobble the united nations now faces an incredibly difficult decision because any choice that they make is fraud with political risk. the buttons argument essentially is the person that is the un representative of, of, of gas stops, has no credibility. because the person who appointed him, the former president of kind of thought fled the country resigned and his government collapsed. he is no longer recognized as the legitimate president of of got to started. any appointment that he made is now now and void nevertheless, recognizing the taliban now might send all the messages because the international community had come together in their appeal to the taliban to make any government that they formed that they announced to be inclusive. the taliban chose to chose to ignore those appeals. the gun that they announced was packed with terror released individuals in hotline islamist. no women in it, hardly any representatives of minorities. there is also the fact that if the, if the taliban representative is announced to quickly, barely a month since they took over again and thought it may send the wrong message to the other millicent, fractions of the world. but if you take over a country with violence, violent sentences, that international recognition is sure to follow, which is something perhaps that the un and its members states don't want a message that they don't want to send out. that there is also the flip side that refusing to engage with the taliban will side live the taliban from international markets, from international politics, international funding, as well as humanitarian assistance. it may force them to continue with exporting hair with and opium. the majority of which worldwide is a source here in canada stock. it may also encourage taliban to, to go back and it's promises to the international community to make sure that no terrorists make up got it on their home. again, they may allow, i'll come back in, they may radicalize even further, but it may also work in the humanitarian situation here. and i've got to start because if no one talks to the tad about his will be incredibly difficult to organize, humanitarian assistance which is desperately needed here. and i've got to stop as for which way or when the united nations will decide. well, they have a special committee, the credentials committee, which, which decides on the sorts of disputes it is made up of russia, china, the united states, sweden as well as 5 other nations. it is doubtful whether they'll meet them before the 27th of september, when the african representative is supposed to speak before the us. usually they, they put the, they put the decision to the un general assembly for a public vote on the issue. but we will have to wait and see where the person speaking for ghana starts. will be the relic of the past regime with, with little influence on the affairs or in galveston on the ground or whether it will be a taliban representative. the representative of a movement that is still considered a terrorist organization by many countries in the world. while they on the politics trying to prevent, i've got to stand from descending into becoming the world's terrorism. epis sensor is very much a global headache. now, britain's asking for russia to sign up to help the new foreign secretary says she wants moscow as a fellow, permanent member of the un security council to help not only with afghanistan, but also me and more yemen. and 2, great. if we want to avoid of dentist and become a having for global terror than the international community, including russia and china needs to act as one and it's engagement with the taliban . of the appeal comes weeks after the british government was ridiculed for its approach to the african exit recently replaced foreign secretary dominic rob refused to return from holiday to handle the withdrawal of the end of august. and now the defense ministry appears to be renew, aching on the prime ministers, pledge to help afghans who helped the u. k. the armed forces minister admitted to m p. 's that they weren't able to help get everyone out. it's not possible for us to bring out everybody who's had a connection with the, with the u. k. forces under the ira scheme, more than a 1000 afghans have been evacuated by the u. k. so far, but that leaves more than a 1000 who are eligible for evacuation still in the country. and i've got interpreter who worked with british forces told us that it's just the latest trail . there were failures in different levels. first of all, the government failed to process their documents in time than with the evacuation process to create some sort of procedures in place where to prioritize the interpreters and those partners of the you could go from ment whose life for immediate risk to, to take them out there was a situation and those who, what even called in for the flight, could not make it inside the board because of the crowd in the front gate. a former british army officer and counterterrorism intelligence office. and charles schubert says russia and china have a lot of leverage right now over the taliban compared to the west. it's known, of course, russia and especially china stations. how much more pragmatic approach to the rapidly changing situation. rapidly change situation in afghanistan. as i alluded to have a lot of the fridge. the taliban at the moment compared to the west. the situation is pretty much to hold as our country is under the control, the taliban sir, will future day will be the government. this isn't the situation. the west one to but i think they understand that unless they want a return to possibility, the african stuff may become a safe haven for us. and again, as it did just over 20 years ago, they were after work very much with russia and china that pakistan and other countries to work with the taliban to ensure that takes place. so in other words, he's very much, i think, incumbent on britain america to actually get on board with the pragmatic approach of russia and china on the other way around. now even though there's an energy crisis gathering pace in europe, the u is decided to hit poland with a massive fines for continuing to operate a major coal mine and power plant a facility. the country says plays a crucial role in its energy security, especially with winter approaching. however, walsall says it simply won't pay up the court of justice of the european union and demands half a $1000000.00 daily fines from poland. for the fact that poland did not leave its citizens without energy and did not close the mines overnight. it is judicial robbery and stepped in broad daylight. you will get ascent. the block, imposing a half 1000000 euro penalty for every day that the mine near the check border continues to operate. it follows for months of poland, ignoring orders to close the tour of facility over environmental concerns. arguing the closing the mind would be an energy catastrophe. and eliminate tens of thousands of jobs. ah, meantime the gas supply crisis is driven up prices by 280 percent already this year . he, you, governments from france to italy and spain are struggling to get enough energy to consumers with madrid now promising emergency action. spaniards themselves say the situation is critical, but they don't expect much help from their leaders. in those muslim theresa tan federal prices have gone up a lot. i spent about 300. you were a month from federal and another $200.00 tricity, which is half of my salary. our budget is reduced, so we have to make our bags will have to go without air conditioning in summer and heat. and in winter, i don't expect any support at all. we should be able to afford some solar panels to help yourself because we don't expect any help from the government. we have not been able to pay the bills. we have had to raise a large part of our prices. what has affected our customers directly if the price continues to go up, we would be obliged to speak with the owner of the promises henry, in agreement that we lower our rental little and this is a last resort. we'll have to close down on top of that, you know, make a blaming moscow for the gas price crisis, which has contributed to the soaring prices, claiming the gas prom isn't pumping enough, but the russian energy producer says that has nothing to do with it. and everything to do with the block, letting stockpiles of the fuel run out, the criminal spokes person added the rushes huge nor stream to gas pipeline to europe will actually flash prices. one economist and political commentator told us the whole situation exposes you, hypocrisy. this is absolutely a thing of russia for we have because i guess from was sending more gas to germany than ever last. it is now or shows now that it is deli needed and we don't know these things. definitely the, the problems are made in with the europe and are not from the outside. i think this is the, the arrogance and the hypocrisy of the european bureaucrats. they don't care what is the needs of countries they are, they get their, their salary any way. they seem to be an indifferent universe and we see all over in every park. they are putting their fingers in every part they try to regulate. we have the same problems with the european bureaucrats or other repercussions from the prize serge energy bills in the small eastern european state and mold over a so high that some people are seeking refuge in germany before the onset of winter . his europe correspondent refugee censor just behind me here in berlin is seen a sharp increase in the number of people coming to it from all over the effects of the cove at 19 con demik in that country, along with a big rise in energy bills due to increases in the wholesale gas prices of may conditions in that country on livable i spoke to a group of people who come here from mold over. they explained the situation. some of them didn't want to have their faces seen on camera. the winter is coming soon. it's cold there, there's nothing there. so we came here to eat and so on and we'll deal with the food is expensive, the electricity is expensive, the gas is expensive, the water is expensive and the taxes are rising everywhere. moldova, there is a quarantine life is bad. here, there are a lot of illnesses. we have problems with gas, with water, with food. it is unlikely that the people i spike, they will be granted asylum in germany, as well as on the list of countries that the government here in berlin are safe and free. however, while their applications the process which can take around a year, they will receive a place to stay in money for food, which can be as high as $800.00 euros per month for a family of 3, an average salary. and moldova only stretches to around $450.00 euros per month, physicians in germany, a key to close that particular loopo. none of them will get to any kind of a sign them that's absolutely clear because there's no political repression in moldova. but they have found a loophole to get through and they using it. it's all duty to make sure this stops your read. i spoke to a full of praise for the way they've been treated here in germany. and despite the old remain hopeful that they may be grunted permanently to remain here for that the situation may improve in moldova and allow them to go home. germany has never refused to provide asylum so far as been accepting everyone. and i hope that will continue their opportunities here, unlike him while dover and germany feeds us. it's very good here compared with them all. dover, as energy prices continue to rise in winter, is on its way more may. we'll see this as the best option that's available to that piece are all of her off the berlin on the way, day 3 of angry protests. so, but koby locked downs and forced vaccinations in australia is 2nd largest city. but the state premier claims the protest is all genuine. just trouble like spoiling for a fight. it's all next story after the break. it's a topsy turvy, globalized world, as we said, one of the same for 2021 to be a globalization indeed dollarization. so d, valorization is not happening right now. people are flocking to the dollar. as all these countries began to get more belligerent in their rhetoric and their saber rattling as we used to say. and they were getting on a war footing. right. and china is obviously setting themselves off for a move on taiwan. i think that's going to be the big story of 2040 long long when i would show the wrong one. i just don't the world yet to see out disdain becomes the after kid. an engagement equal the trail when so many find themselves? well, the part we choose to look for common ground in the hello again to got some rubber, bullets of market good day of chaotic scenes in the australian city of melbourne, where another round of protest against kobe restrictions to place, including me on the iconic wall memorial offices detained, more than $200.00 protest, is across the country as demonstrated, continue to rally against force, vaccinations for the construction industry. the victorious day premier. daniel andrews prided the scenes, ugly, adding. they were pretend, protested and vowed punishment if they continued for organizing one, the rallies will carry on until the demands are met, including an immediate end to the lock down. no more miles can knock elation mandates and the reopening of building sites to the unvaccinated australian journalists and a former australia media lawyer shed their views with us on the reasons behind the unrest. people are sick of it. you know, after after $200.00 consecutive days in melbourne, which is obviously the capital of the most densely populated state victoria, which has borne the brunt of, of the current of ours. our people have just had enough. i mean, interested, we put up with a lot, but after while you got a cold, you got a cold into the problem is pictorial. we bring the premium and lenders is a he actually missed quite a substantial part of management around the pandemic. he had, he had a fall and, and was quite, quite badly injured his ribs and was actually off the scene for quite some time. he'd now come back into it and people are saying, listen, you're coming back in to tell us what to do. we need to know what the plan is. i think the plan is more of the same old locked down, and they're not going to bear. particularly the most recent instance of being amongst the construction workers who are simply told ok, no work for teams, no work for 2 weeks. go home. i think the feeling of this my country wide, but it's more intense in melbourne because the lockdown has been harder. i think we've had 1200 gates astray was and 800 of those and been in, in victoria. i had a disproportionate in victoria. they riots which are unprecedented here in australia. i mean we've had projects before, but nothing like that. i mean, 2000 protesters virtually shut down the melbourne, say big day, they shut down on the west bridge. this is, this is something that's gone beyond anything that happened before. a doctor being sued under texas is new. anti abortion law is just the latest incident to test the increasingly confrontational relationship between the lone star state and the federal government. his ortiz, dmitri polk, united states has always had mixed success when it came to striking a balance between laws imposed by the federal government. and the will of individual states in states like taxes have long been a thorn in the side of washington in which just wants to ruin peace and impose its agenda without being questioned all the time. but the pesky jacksons keep posing federal initiatives. latest case in point, texas is now suing the equal employment opportunity commission, which insist that l g, b. c. workers should be allowed to dress, however they want and use whatever bathrooms they want. its abiding ministration thinks they can for states to comply with their political agenda. my office will fight against the radical attempt to social change. these back door attempts to force businesses, including the state of texas to align with their beliefs unacceptable. according to texas, attorney general can paxton the federal initiative, cannot be applied in texas because apparently, as he says it is based on a misinterpretation of current legislation. but while all those debates go on regular people and businesses, phil don't know which guidelines to follow or what the repercussions can be for following either of them. and if that wasn't already driving a wedge in society, there's also the never ending issue of abortion. taxes recently imposed a ban on the procedure throughout the state and federal officials are not happy to say the least in the wake of texas is unprecedented attack. it has never been more important to codify this constitutional right and to strength and health care access for all women, regardless of where they live, then goes completely against the federal legislation. and president biden, as also waited in on sex decision to go against the grain. this law, so extreme, does not even allow for exceptions in the case of rape or incest. and it's not only empowers complete strangers to inject themselves into the most private of decisions made by a woman and actually incentivizes them to do so with the prospect of $10000.00. if they win their case. in fact, that $10000.00 prospect has already attracted some would be bounty hunters, a doctor who performed in abortion several days after taxes imposed the ban, is now being sued for the violation our the guy suing him is admitted that he's actually just trying to see if the law actually works, and if he can actually get a nice little paycheck at the end of the trial, if the law is no goods, why should we have to go through a long drawn out process to find out if it's garbage. now, while these legislative battles go on, regular people are facing a social divide in their everyday lives. in facts, according to recent polls, some 54 percent of americans think that the country has become less united since biden took office and 88 percent thing through the country is more divider than ever. texas is just the latest prime example of the division. but the problem is actually going throughout the country with some people choosing to follow federal guidelines, while others looks as state authorities for guidance. but at the end of the day, all the things to do is bring about more division and confusion which seemed to breed nothing but more and more conflict. radio housed and political analysts. dave perkins claims that texas is problem isn't with washington, but with the democratic party as a whole not directly between texas in washington, it's between texas and the left wing, the democratic party in washington. and as we know that isn't the whole of washington right now. it's a very tenuous, tiny little majority. and so these battles are going to be fought. but texas is not necessarily trying to come down as the great safeguard of the rights of the unborn children. what it's trying to come down as is a state that has the right to make its own laws in areas that the federal government is essentially constitutionally forbidden, from operating in a i, that's it from me. thanks for watching, giving a company and updated on all developing stories and just have a half an hour. daniel hawkins will be here by, by me or not about restricting, but that's actually a really good thing because the great thing about it being available to everybody think more. it's like a public news via this is our work advantage. and anybody in the world can view for free. oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? tycer lation for community. are you going the right way or are you being direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world to corrupted. you need to defend the join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. ah, in the in the moon. i actually don't want any bay both, but i'm happy to handle. yeah, of course we're. we're not doing anything illegal. so there is, there would be a law against it, but there is no law against taking food from the trash in. the stores are not giving the food away. the reason that there are stores is for people to make money. there's no announcement that's made 20 minutes before the store closes . attention customers. the food you're now looking at will very soon in 20 minutes . be on the curb. outside. don't bother buying it. doing you can get it for free. so the reason the stores are uncomfortable are the management of stores, people who work there might be uncomfortable about seeing people salvaging good food that they throw out is because it might be a threat to their business. ah, who are rescuing the food that they were not scavenging or were rescuing resources that are still good? i teach english as a 2nd language and a few different colleges in town. laguardia's.

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