so i think at this point to avoid a sort of an offensive in gaza, a u. s. and for example, the german government should make their support somehow conditional. it has worked out concerning the human a check in 8, it is being brought in, all adult loan to escape. and it should, it should be used this kind of question, this condition, the lising off support for these really, goldman should be used as well. no, to prevent an escalation, and to prevent this offensive in the fall, which would be a catastrophe for the people with ben garza project. kristen have a good, thank you very much. thanks to you. now the news of the bloss any ron came on the last day of the meeting of g 7 for ministers on the tell you in the island of country in top diplomats of the 7 leading industrial democracies won't of new sanctions against ron, for it's bone and miss all attack on as well. i called on both sides to avoid an escalation of the conflict of drummond. as for minister on the bulk said, iran throw in the midst of the attack on israel last weekend had done just that. agains

he called the u. s. and japan, shipmates on as a vote of democracy, but really his main message to us lawmakers was so u. s. is not alone. meaning if they you, us does not leave japan to stand up to china alone in the in the pacific. then japan will not also leave us alone on the global stage to act as the world policeman. this is of course, happening against the backdrop of growing a skepticism, especially among us house republicans about. so you was to, is a role in the world about the us to support for foreign wars offer support for its allies and void embroiled in foreign wars. and what so the expectation from casita here is, is that they should not give up on us leadership. and if they don't, japan will be there to help. now, to be fair, japan really has been putting it's money where it's analysis. it's an act and several key policy changes in the last 2 years that really did allow it to become a better defense partner. like lifting some of the kurds on its defense, exports like increasing its defen

and that this does come off to the u. s. agree to, to withdrawal. it's more than $1000.00 service members covering fees. i'm deployed in the z. the u. s. has tried to call to vote. it's itself raw the with the military machines in both chad and new. ze, i'm hoping to preserve long standing counter terrorism ties and to, to maintain millage. she assets in keeping the $100000000.00 joint base situated in the newspaper. and so 2 of august is that acted as the have before surveillance, much of the entire as to how region entering the cruise. the wind, some of these african countries kicked out the french military. and as a wisdom back security deposit is the us government to misread the signals and so the moves and the action as a win for them. and this is what to put the winds in is every indeed a shift over and dictates the terms even with the lights of chad. but then also when it comes to chad, the situation is a bit of a different dynamic because chad who was not to overturn the system but to preserve the system. we've also seen report stating that

mostly of the u. k. u. s . and phones, most of the medics, he left africa have not returned home, which is call me this policy number on surgeon run jeep bra stays phone. the colonial powers have massively benefited from this trend. this is our new policy. we've seen it for a long time. i've been in the and it just for over 20 years or no. so this was a you know, a medical student and job to receive very many nurses and doctors come from the philippines and they threw from india. and that was from africa. so it's been a long campaign to target and recruit for the, for the fuel to fix the re, they couldn't be distinguished from the overall effect. so that's the fact that we have, you know, i divide in a little between few very wealthy nation and the boss must have nation. so that's fully been the colonies of those nations and where we don't know that direct system isn't. i think the reference made by leaders in africa's nurses are essentially right because we have a neo clinic isn't based on economic device. and

something that i made a top priority from my meetings and visioning last year. u. s. and p r. c. defense officials measure 2 days that kind of gone in january earlier this month, or 2 countries, air and naval forces held talks. paines's ensuring stay for interactions. last week, secretary defense austin had his 1st video call with mr. defense dungeon. direct open, clear lines of communication like these are critical to avoiding miscalculations. please to announce that earlier today, we agreed to hold the 1st us peers. he talks on artificial intelligence to be held in the coming weeks. will share our respective views on the risks and safety concerns around advanced a i and how best to manage. we also spoke about ways that we can continue to grow people and people ties between our countries, particularly educational exchanges. our governments have a vested interest in creating open and welcoming conditions for these programs, which as long and rich both of our countries. um, do you know i had a chance to meet yesterday with the she doesn't american and chinese students for learn

s. u and the u. k was quick to impose fresh economic sanctions on iran and it's weapons manufacturers. washington says to ron must be held accountable and prevented from acting again. the country has been on the west and sanctions so yes, but the government says they've had little impact on oil exports. we've moved to 90 percent of its crude, shipped to china. still erodes economy is suffering from we growth. in february, inflation hit 40 percent. prices. it's tom food items such as meat, almost tripled, compared with the same month last year. there's been a rise in prices, especially dairy products, sections have impacts when a country is isolated, pressure and people get smooth on a specific cloth. if the society feels it more than others, 100 percent, if pensions escalated prices will rise more and more. the price of bins, she can meet all the fluids. it's increased by example for the sections. and this collisions with has an effect of people to livelihoods. people who are worried about it as tens

they've been practicing overseas, mostly in the u. k, the u. s. and phones, most of the magics who left africa have not returned time, which is communist policy member on such a run. the bra stays former colonial powers of massively beneficiaries from this trend. this is our new policy. we've seen it for a long time. i've been in the attic just for over 20 years on a 1st was a medical student and job to receive very many nurses and doctors come from the philippines later from india and that was from africa. so it's been a long campaign to target and recruit for the brewing the fuel fix, but really couldn't be distinguished from the overall effect. so that's the fact that we have, you know, a divide, you know, between few very wealthy nation. and the boss must have nation, so that's fully been the colonies of those nations and where we don't know that direct system exclusive. i think the reference made by the leaders of africa's nurses essentially, right? because we have a neo clinic is and based on economic device. and that of course leads to an o

s. u and the u. k. was quick to impose fresh economic sanctions on iran and it's weapons manufacturers. washington says to ron, must be held accountable and prevented from acting again. the country has been on the west and sanctions so yes, but the government says they've had little impact on oil exports. we've moved to 90 percent of its crude, shipped to china. still erodes economy is suffering from we growth. in february, inflation hit 40 percent. prices. it's tom food items such as meet at almost tripled compared with the same month. last year. there's been a rise in prices, especially dairy products. sanctions have impacts when a country is isolated, pressure and people get smooth on a specific cloth. if the society feels it more than others, 100 percent, if pensions escalated prices will rise more and more. the price of beans, she can meet all the fluids. it's increased by example for the sections and discussions with has an effect on people to livelihoods. people who are worried about it as tensio

and yet it didn't join the u. s. u k. france and jordan and helping shoot down. these are rainy and drones and missiles over the weekend, a sudden germany prepared to do that. if tensions keep rising at 1st i would like to state that uh we are, we are very much impressed about the way that it's radiance. but able to. ready a defeat that attack from the night before last night. it together was allies from different countries, but also from some are with some are up states. we talked about charging properly or to solve the idea. it was a particle that and this is a huge part of the ticket brokers, and this is the beautiful, the ticket capital now for it. so on it side to see you that they are friends. also in there i'll be in the, it's a rock birds that are supporting is for and, and it's a need for the pen and to the far israel should have on into account. not all these things, but this until the author, i think, and by part of this and see on that are impacted the question. notice from germany to exactly do, should they take on a more active role in helping israe

and that's because it said, you know, the u. s. has just passed this massive store and a bill with $61000000000.00 us dollars being sent to ukraine, which is 5 thousands upon thousands of miles away. and yet, at the same time, the us criticizing china for having good freight relation with one of its neighboring countries. that is russia, that's happened listening to the chinese foreign ministry, have to say about that. may probably be a $200000.00 while you're on the one hand. the u. s. has launched a large scale built a new crane. and on the other hand, it has made endless accusations against the normal economic and trade relations between china and russia. this is extremely hypocritical, any responsible nato bears and irreparable responsibility for the crisis. the alliance must reflect on its role, stop shifting, blame, and effectively take practical actions to resolve the crisis. politically, that's definitely a strong statement by showing that in regards to what's happening in ukraine. it is being a country that has been incred

and despite time, a sizable influence over the seats, the u. s. as intention to catch up and is redoubling, if it's in this regard. however, they all are very known cases of the economy corporation between the u. s. companies and the d. c. but what is also known as the legal cases brought by human rights groups. calling these u. s. companies for failure to implement policies. busy against child labor and abuses in the supply chain. this was on behalf of 14 communities families with children have either died or suffered serious injuries while watching on the dangerous stone age conditions at coble mines in the region. even so, you, as court refused to hold these companies liable for the latest support for talking to the dispute, that the ruling means these dec giants will not face liability for failing to protect children. forced into labor as are seasonal miners in the democratic republic of congo. despite having policies that profess 0 tolerance for child labor, this ruling not only emphasizes the legal complexities been holding multinational cor

s. and germany, which account for the vast majority of israel's arms exploit both voted against. and that's exactly what many is saying that the us needs to do more needs to use of leverage to condition and put more pressure on the government to spend a minute on yelling. israel definitely use benjamin alvarez in washington. thank you so much. the commander of ron's powerful revolutionary guard has said there will be retell union for an air strikes that destroyed or runs console with in serial on monday was killing 12 people. he blames the strikes on israel entire, on thousands, turned down to attend a funeral for 7 members of the guard, including 2 senior generals or killed. and the blast flashes between israel and around the back has blown along the is really lebanese border, have increased since the war, and also began nearly 6 months ago. the funeral took place on a could stay an annual event when people in iran and elsewhere around the world stage pro palestinian rallies. simon maven is the middle east analyst at lancaster university and you told me how serious israel should

almost all of the weapons were intercepted by israel and other countries, including the u. s. u. k. and jordan. the u. s. presidential advising has repeated his country's incline support for as well, but he's urged restraints and told is why the prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the us will not join any retaliation instead by the names to coordinate as united diplomatic response to a runs attack at a meeting of the g 7 group of wealthy nations which he intends to convene on monday, flashes in the sky off to tell him the dispute to choose the interception of designs and drones launched by it on his right and save its defense system, shut down. most of them in the sky, image shavonne, but sob and last night and on, attacked israel with more than 300 weapons. but our technological an assay pavey our team meant that we were able to fend off of this assault. this your group together with a strong combination with a set to almost all of these threats that are you mean after the 1st i have a direct military attack on his ride from it on the intended cri you as president joe biden spoke wi

s. and germany, which account for the vast majority of israel's arms exploit both voted against. and that's exactly what many is saying that the us needs to do more needs to use of leverage to condition and put more pressure on the government to spend a minute on yelling. israel definitely use benjamin alvarez in washington. thank you so much. the commander of iran is powerful, revolutionary guard has said there will be retaliation for an air strike that destroyed iran consulate and serial on monday, killing 12 people. he blames the strike on israel and tear around thousands turned down to attend a funeral for 7 members of the guard, including 2 senior generals who were killed in the blast. cautious between israel and ron backed, has bla, along the israel. a lebanese border have increased since the war and gaza began nearly 6 months ago. the funeral took place on all could stay an annual event when people in around and elsewhere around the world stage pro palestinian rallies. simon maven is a middle east analyst at lancaster university and you told me how serious israel showed ta

and also there is a u. s. vote agreement and public opinion polls showed that support team grant is in the us entrance. so i think to logic stem, this is probably the most unpleasant news for the kremlin since the but least also last year since the not very successful. ukrainian counter offensive. i want to go back konstantin, if you will, to something you were saying earlier, just do a slightly deeper dive. what do you make of? laugh robs, seemingly frank and direct rhetoric easy, their strategy behind what he's saying in this radio interview. what is the strategy we have to ask poor, not lots, but i think it is a way of telling uh, the international community that's russia is not going to relent. differentially, this is the message, no matter what happens is are we, i'm not going to relate. this is very typical messaging because the keys always use . and i think in this respect, it is also a way of trying to impact uh, significant parts of public opinion in the run up to the european problem with the lect

s. u and the u. k. was quick to impose fresh economic sanctions on iran and it's weapons manufacturers. washington says wrong must be held accountable and prevented from acting again. the country has been on the west and sanctions so yes, but the government says they've had little impact on oil exports. we've moved to 90 percent of its crude, shipped to china. still erodes economy is suffering from we growth. in february, inflation hit 40 percent. prices. it's tom food items such as meet almost tripled compared with the same month last year. there's been a rise in prices, especially dairy products. sanctions have impacts when a country is isolated, pressure and people get smooth on a specific cloth. if the society feels it more than others, 100 percent, if pensions escalated prices will rise more and more. the price of beans, she can meet all the fluids. it's increased by example for the sections and discussions with has an effect on people to livelihoods. people who are worried about it as tensions lin

s. e u and the u. k. with quick to impose fresh economic sanctions on iran and it's weapons manufacturers. washington says wrong must be held accountable and prevented from acting again. the country has been on the west and sanctions so yes, but the government says they've had little impact on oil exports. we've moved to 90 percent of its crude, shipped to china. still runs economy is suffering from weak growth. in february inflation hit 40 percent prices. it's tom food items such as meat had almost tripled compared with the same month last year. there's been a rise in prices, especially dairy products, sections have impacts when a country is isolated, pressure and people get smooth on a specific cloth. if the society feels it more than others, 100 percent, if pensions, the escalated prices will rise, move and move the price of beans. she can meet all the fluids. it's increased by dumble for the sections. and escalations one has a talk to people to livelihoods, people who are worried about it as tensions

and the u. s . and china, james, thanks for the analysis. tens of thousands of people in southern russia and conflicts done have been flooded down they homes and over a 100000 faults to evacuate. melting snow close to your river to bust its banks throughout the region, including around the city of oregon, bulk square foot defendants will flood defense is raw. the failed rescue operation . there has been underway, but local say, nor enough was done to prevent the flooding in the 1st place. in conflicts, donald thought he's of declared a state of emergency and 10 out of 17 regions as a wall of icy water rushing towards homes. here in kazakhstan, tens of thousands of people has already evacuated and still more a packing up what they can to flee ahead of the record, high floods stuff the time of the range. and the question was simple with that. so i hope it'll and then will be, say 0 to use the book, but the, in my 57 years, but it's the 1st time i've seen water coming to my home. so it's seamless. upst

and according to the ukranian s b u security service, the depos contains 26000 cubic meters of fuel and the attack caused major fires. and this was confirmed by russian officials. in recent weeks, ukraine has increasingly targeted russian oil and energy facilities. are ukraine top the agenda and talks between the drum and town so that will show it's on the british prime minister receipt. so not in the in earlier today is the u. k. lead his 1st visit to germany since he took office 18 months ago. also on the agenda during that talks was a joint german and u. k. plan to develop remote controlled artillery. we can get more now from the w as chief political editor, mikayla, cuz now who joins us from the chancellor in violin. miss ya, ukraine. obviously a huge topic on the agenda today. tell us a bit more about what folks and so not we're talking about this is really overseas through not the bridge department. it's a cool this inflection point. he called the ministry corporation between particularly germany and britain, the closest it has ever been. and the 1st for us is actually labeling. t

and before we go, a quick reminder of our top story today or the u. s. and the european union say they're preparing new sanctions targeting iran. days after it launched an unprecedented ms. ellen drone attack against israel. and that's it from the news renown, and stay with us. we have a documentary looking at how much work went into making the perseverance mission to mars a success on nicole fairly. thank you so much for your company. the can you see is what old cars tires have to do with the production? here's a hands on so we'll need the snow on youtube.

screeching, and an overnight drone attack, according to the ukrainian s p u security service. but those contains 26000 cubic meters of fuel and the attack cause major fires has been confirmed by russian officials. in recent weeks, ukraine has increasingly targeted russian oil and the energy facilities of the governor of hugh crane. second largest city hockey says at least 6 people have been injured in russia's laces missile attack, buildings, and cause have been damaged as well as the gas pipeline. in the center of the city hall, kids may a said the to long range missiles we used in the attack, yet it city is trying to restore the gas supply to be effected area. beautiful. you see it's been more than 2 years now since russia launched its full scale invasion of ukraine since then. hundreds of thousands of ukrainian men of been called up to sub in the military. many have not returned. we spoke to one mother who is coming to terms with a loss. natalia started nick had 3 sons when russia launched its full scale invasion of ukraine. this is my son who says my youngest son. last sum

and you'll see what in america, what the u. s. congress did in the last the days. so they weren't clear, but they know what to do in this critical time to stand by ukraine. that is, that is really needed thousands of channels that has to change his mind. but it's, it's also really being irrational because the majority of german seem to support the john's low stands and a for last month. nearly 2 thirds of respondents said they opposed the delivery of told us beside the so it would appear that the chancellor is doing what the german people want. what is wrong with that? as i assume that sounds was a very reason uh for all the people being uh on this position. if he wants to go into the public and convince people that this uh, shipment is, is really needed and that this web and every is needed for the ukraine. unami. i think the people would follow him, but he only is the one who he's speaking about, new dangers about to, to make it bump, bump about the risks off the wall. and if the 1st person, uh, the leader of the government is speaking about these problems. you c

and that this does come off to the u. s. agree to, to withdrawal. it's more than $1000.00 service members covering fees. i'm deployed in the z, the u. s. has tried to call to vate, it's itself raw the with the military machines in both chad and new. ze, i'm hoping to preserve long standing counter terrorism ties and to, to maintain village. she assets in keeping the $100000000.00 joint base, situated in the museum. and so 2 of august is that acted as the have before the veiling, much of the entire as to how region entering the crews. the wind, some of these african countries kicked out the french military and as a wisdom back security deposit is the us government to misread the signals and um, sold the moves and the action as a win for them. and so what to put when thing is here indeed a ship over and dictates the terms even with the lights of to just. but then also when it comes to chad, the situation is a bit of a different dynamic. because ted, who was not to overturn the system, but to preserve the system, we've also seen report stating that the

and at this point, the u. s. may yet salvage something in tad, but if it exists, that's a lot to me is to say really be a tragedy for chad. the same way is that is not a tragedy for an easy are to say the volume. okay. the level you thank you alyssa, abraham is executive secretary of the african legacy foundation grouping, and the former spokesperson for the market off the libyan government. he says african nations are becoming more aware, they cannot reach peace with western involvement. this is a wonder for the continuation re awakening of african liberation, spit. it goes back to when a freaking stoke up weapons and put it together, struggling to liberate their lands from the occupation by weston forces. as early as the fifty's and sixty's. now, africans realized that to gain full sovereignty, entered truly have control over their natural resources, their economies, politics. they must get rid of or foreign ministry, presence, western corporations that control freak and the economy, the politics, even media. a

s. and china into direct conflict . because on that mutual defense research on depends the relationship between the us and the philippines. and as we've been saying, some of the drills are taking place in a disputed water. so just remind us again how this joint show of force could well, some tensions with beijing as well. officials are saying if it was that this is the most expensive sets of it drills. yeah. not it about a loan is something that badging will not look at. so with that, with much happiness, these materials that are taking place across a range of issues like maritime security, aaron's and missile defense story, cyber defense and information operations. for this sort of thing is this is really about protecting it's interesting, most sensitive use of on the it's during the station. remember that 2016 international court ruling against aging claims essentially said between those claims to be almost the entirety of the south china sea had no legal basis. and that's why we're seeing these drills really 0 in on

and recent yours featuring has tried to chip away at u. s. and australia influence across the south pacific, including in california, you need the high level fits that show pop one, you give me a strategic goal and it's robust a diplomatic relations with major issue a passive it powers and its intention not to compromise its relationship with china . or any other potential partner there be going to be the full reporting from jakarta for our t a? well, that's also this is brittany lavolle. i'm his gas. so on the cross talk and then we'll be back up with them. the hello and welcome to cross type bullhorn time peter live out here we discussed them real news speaker of the west house of representatives of republican mike johnson, claims that russia, china, and around or the next new axis of evil. well, here we go again to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george study while we in budapest, he's a pod cast or the goggle, which can be found on youtube in locals and in marrow cash. we have martin jay, he is an award winning jour

this is actually to prevent as such an operation on ground operation in golf off in the u. s. and other countries you said it has made it very clear that the pose of such a uh, a ground operation in rough software over 1000000 palestinians that have been displaced multiple times are seeking some sort of shelter. they said that needs to be at least a credible plan to bring those people to some sort of safety. there's also the question of age because most of the 8 is still going in through the rafa crossing. this is another very important point on a blinking agenda that more humanitarian a needs to go into gaza. it's still not enough, although it's really officially saying that it has been increased, but 8 organizations say it's not enough. and also we will see him certainly talking more about on a regional level. he just came from a saudi arabia who to prevent any further escalation, also to reach and, and let them use the jury. some correspondence on your claim atanya. thank you. a quick look now, some of the other stories making headlines around the world and the us is warnin

s. e u and the u. k was quick to impose fresh economic sanctions on iran and it's weapons manufacturers. washington says wrong must be held accountable and prevented from acting again. the country has been on the west and sanctions so yes, but the government says they've had little impact on oil exports. we've moved to 90 percent of its crude, shipped to china, still runs the economy, is suffering from we growth in february, inflation hit 40 percent. prices, it's tom food items such as meet almost tripled compared with the same month. last year there's been a rise in prices, especially dairy products, sections have impacts when a country is isolated, pressure and people get smooth on a specific cloth. if the society feels it more than others, 100 percent, if pensions, the escalated prices will rise, move and move the price of beans. she can meet all the fluids. it's increased by dumble for the sections. and escalations one has a talk to people to livelihoods, people who are worried about it as tensions

and this does come off to the u. s. agree to, to withdrawal. it's more than $1000.00 service members can come and see. i'm deployed in the z, the u. s. has tried to call to vote. it's itself raw the with the military regime in both chad and new. ze, i'm hoping to preserve long standing counter terrorism ties and to, to maintain village see assets in keeping the $100000000.00 joint base situated in the museum. and so 2 of august is that acted as the have before the veiling, much of the entire as to how region. and during the crews, the, when some of these african countries kicked out the french, the military and as a wisdom back security pockets, the us government to misread the signals and um, sold the moves and the action as a win for them. and this is what to put when the news every indeed a ship over and dictates the terms even with the lights of just. but then also when it comes to chad, the situation is a bit of a different dynamic because chad who was not to overturn the system but to preserve the system. we've also seen report stating th

and well, china has been a dominant alien vista. the u. s. is up in the states and seeking to throw the competition wide open. this, of course, as the united states institute of peace recommends that the u is strengthened. economy cooperation with the d. s. c. o. the to contain china. we do know that many essential minerals, the u. s. has cable it depended on him. but what is particularly alarming full, the use of is dependent on foreign entities. especially with concern is that the united states is at or near 100 percent reliant on foreign entities of concern, mainly the people's republic of china. 4 key critical minerals, prioritized prompt in full development of the memorandum of understanding between the united states. the democratic republic of congo ends on the tragically addressed chinese mining in africa. although the west is competing with china using tactical nuance in investment decision making. good, further use policy goals, known lights off the largest geo political factors, and despite time a sizable influence over the seats, t

the, the, this is the that we're, you know, his life from berlin, b, u. s. and the, you plan new sanctions on iran, israel, or does its allies to step up international pressure on tear on in response to last weekend attack. western nations are hoping to this wave israel from any response that could spark and even the wider conflict. also coming up a 100 day count down to the olympics in paris is on. but many residents of the french capital are asking if the city is actually ready to help this huge event. the article for at least welcome to the program. german foreign minister on elena bab because wrapped up a visit to israel and the diffusing tensions with iran babble commence with prime minister benjamin netanyahu to discuss the consequences of the unprecedented aerial attack launched by to here on over the weekend. earlier in the day she met with is really president. i can't talk in jerusalem like many of israel's allies. the german foreign minister has been urging the escalation and the conflict in a press conference at taylor reeves, ben gorey on the air

the u. s. and the allies, including the u. k in front, also helps israel send off the ron's attack. at the g 7 video meeting, the focus was on condemning iran containing the conflict. yvonne's actions risk provoking, an uncontrollable regional escalation and this has to be avoided. we will continue to work to stabilize the situation we call on the wrong, and it's prophecies to cease completely. the attacks, as all parties should exercise, maximum restrains. we stand by the security of it as well and avoid a region which is of course important for our security here at home to what we now need is for calm heads to prevail. israel says it has not lost sight of its subject to sink gall, so that's imperative. and pressure from its allies may yet be enough to persuade its leaders to hold back. like martin is the worst studies senior fellow with kings college funded israel says this is not over in terms of a military response. what are its options? so i mean, we can look at history here and see what the is why niece has done a in recent history. so they've got a very potent, a cyber offens

this is actually to prevent as such an operation on ground operation in a golf off in the u. s. and other countries you said it has made it very clear that the pose of such a uh, a ground operation in rough software over 1000000 palestinians that have been displaced multiple times are seeking some sort of shoulder. they said that needs to be at least a credible plan to bring those people to some sort of safety. there's also the question of age because most of the 8 is still going in through the roof of crossing. this is another very important point on a blinking agenda that more humanitarian a needs to go into gaza. it's still not enough, although it's really official saying that it has been increased, but 8 organizations say it's not enough. and also we will see him certainly talking more about on a regional level, he just came from a saudi arabia and to prevent any for the escalation, also in the region and let them use the jury. some correspondence on your claim, atanya. thank you. now sam rose is with the you and release and works agency for palestine. refugees on wright. he

and that this does come off to the u. s. agree to, to withdrawal. it's more than $1000.00 service members can come and see. i'm deployed in the z, the u. s. has tried to call to vote. it's itself raw the with the military machines in both chad and new. ze, i'm hoping to preserve long standing counter terrorism ties and to, to maintain millage. she assets in keeping the $100000000.00 joint base, situated in the news here. and so 2 of august is that to act to as the have before the veiling, much of the entire as to how region. and during the cruise, the wind, some of these african countries kicked out the french military. and i, the wisdom back secuity part is the us government to misread the signals and come to us to the moves and the action as a win for them. and this is what to put when the news every indeed a ship over and dictates the terms even with the lights of to just. but then also when it comes to chad, the situation is a bit of a different dynamic because jazz, who was not to overturn the system, but to preserve the system. we've also seen

the u. s. and the allies, including the u. k in front, also helped israel send off the ron's attack. at the g 7 video meeting, the focus was on condemning a wrong containing the conflict. ron's actions risk provoking an uncontrollable regional escalation and this has to be avoided. we will continue to work to stabilize the situation we call on the wrong, and it's prophecies to seize completely the attacks. all parties should exercise maximum restraint. we stand by the security of it as well and avoid a region which is difficult. important for our security here at home to what we now need is for comb heads to prevail. israel says it has not lost sight to fit subject tips and gall. so that's imperative. and pressure from its allies may yet be enough to persuade its leaders to hold back. so what might israel's next step look like? i also put that question to marina moran military analyst from kings college and linda of the day in the quote. it's a very difficult question because we don't know how israel will react. and indeed, on

the u. s. and the allies, including the u. k in front, also helps israel send off the ron's attack. at the g 7 video meeting, the focus was on condemning iran containing the conflict ron's actions risk provoking, an uncontrollable regional escalation, and this has to be avoided. we will continue to work to stabilize the situation we call on the ron, and it's prophecies to seize completely the attacks. as all parties should exercise, maximum restrains. we stand by the security as well and avoid a region which is of course important for our security here at home to what we now need is for calm heads to prevail. israel says it has not lost sight of its subject to the sing garza fact imperative and pressure from its allies may yet be enough to persuade its leaders to hold back german, chancellor, or love schultz as also condemned the rainy and attack on israel urging the strain on all sides, this was the very brutal, the running and a tech. it was unprecedented. and it was the 1st time that they use besides to go directly against the israeli state. this is unacceptable. and it is really

now the biggest worry for the u. s. is in all of this, which is still developing that the proxies, the so called proxies. iran, you proxies are getting into the game, meaning his ball are shooting at a vast array and massive amount of ready to shoot ms odds towards israel or she, i'd assets in yemen and helping the wrong and cause to retaliate against israel. same goes for assets in iran and s, as in syria, not one of thing. i want to say the wrong and permanent me wrong mission at the u. m. has published a statement on x, formerly known and twitter saying that the drones send by iran would actually conclude the retail. you ation. that's a quote, it would be concluding, retail yeas, if measures by iran and another quote you all us must stay away and quote, in the sense that it has been one reaction from a political 5 in the us. and that is from a republican senator from tennessee marshall black for and she has also posted on x, formerly known as twitter, that we meeting the u. s. quote, must launch progressive for a tot

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and that's because it said, you know, the u. s. has just passed this massive store and a bill with $61000000000.00 us dollars being sent to ukraine, which is 5 thousands upon thousands of miles away. and yet, at the same time, the us criticizing china. so having a trade relation with one of its neighboring countries, that is russia, that's happened listening to the chinese foreign ministry, have to say about that. may probably be a 100000 while you're on the one hand, the u. s. has launched a large scale built a new crane, and on the other hand, it has made endless accusations against the normal economic and trade relations between china and russia. this is extremely hypocritical. any responsible nato bears any reparable responsibility for the crisis. the alliance must reflect on its role, stop shifting, blame, and effectively take practical actions to resolve the crisis. politically, that's definitely a strong statement by showing that in regards to what's happening in ukraine. it is being a country that has been incredibly neutra

he called the u. s. and japan, shipmates on as a vote of democracy, but really his main message to us lawmakers was so u. s. is not alone. meaning if there you, us does not leave japan to stand up to china alone in the in the pacific. then japan will not also leave us alone on the global stage to act as the world policeman. this is of course, happening against the backdrop of the growing skepticism, especially among us house republicans about. so you was to, is a role in the world about the us to support for, for, and wars offer support for its allies and void embroiled in foreign wars. and what's the expectation from casita here is, is that they should not give up on us leadership. and if they don't, japan will be there to help. now, to be fair, japan really has been putting it's money where it's analysis. it's an act and several key policy changes in the last 2 years that really did allow it to become a better defense partner. like lifting some of the curves on its defense, exports like the increasing

the, the, this is the, the we news live from berlin, b u. s. and the new plan, new sanctions on iran is real or just its allies to step up international pressure on tear on in response to last, weekends attack. western nations are, are hoping to dis, wait israel from any response, like as far as an even wider conflict. also coming lawmakers in georgia advance a foreign influence law that critics, they are restrict basic freedoms and could be ready. 1 to police these hopes of joining the e u. the legislation fields mass protests and the capital. the article fairly. it's good to have you with us. germany's foreign minister on elena babylon has wrapped up a visit to israel and diffusing tensions with iran. bible comment with prime minister benjamin young to discuss the consequences of the unprecedented aerial attack launched by a run over the weekend earlier in the day she met with is really president issac heard sock in jerusalem. like many of israel's allies, the german foreign minister has been urging de escalation and the conflict in a press c

s village and people to stay at home, emergency services in oman. they've been coming out of the series of rescue missions. they're in the wake of floods, which kills at least 18 people rescue as all continuing to look for the missing and also supplied 1st day to dozens of people. at least a 117000 people have been false from that homes in kaz, expand the worst floods bear in decades. and all that bad thing is to meet every month. but then co reports from bad to worse and ty, regions of conflicts done in the north and the west under water. some houses are badly identifiable with water up to the roofs. evacuations have been underway for 2 weeks now. before me, since besides the distilling rescuers help us, but transporting people, delivering us food, water, and gasoline, all generators and the village are working now. presidents costumes. i want to kind of visited some of the worst it areas. he's called on the government's to limit any non essential spending and use the money to help the people just the way we're going through difficult times. this i

s. and when you mentioned that, you know, germany does not have so much leverettes over china. i think that is a little bit of wrong perception. right now actually, china is in a weak spot. america, close of its market, implemented terrace in europe in itself is the biggest trading partner of a china and the biggest import of goods. so i think right now it is actually a sweet spot to have some leverage, especially for germany being one of the most important trading partners for china, probably and such. but in beijing and our chief international editor, richard walker. thank you so much for coming in today. and here are some other stories making use around the world today. a fire and copenhagen has torn through the old stock exchange. the flames destroyed the 17th century buildings spire. the storage site is the headquarters of the danish chamber of commerce, and was being renovated because of the fire does not yet know. floods in pakistan have claimed 50 lives and inflicted injuries to many more people. the torrential rains destroyed dozens of houses. lance lives blocked sever

certainly either various international partners, including the u. s. and the u. k. a teen for gemini to send a long range missile of the tourist me saw as a range of 500 kilometers. it's longer than the us at me so. so there's a weapon that key if once and a senior defense officials from washington are quoted as saying they hope that the decision to supply that to that you asked me. so i'll will ink cartridge, pull it political leaders in germany to send the tourist as well. but you know what's being said behind closed doors, how to say right now. speaking of sophisticated weapons systems of german and french defense ministers have mentioned patterson signed to do to try to produce what's being called the battles tank of the future. do we know more about this project? yeah, this is a very important project. the m g c s. it stands for main ground combat system. and it's a stage of the tank at the t as intended to replace the tank stocks of both germany and fronts. it's been in the pipeline since 2017. you know it's a, it's a complex project, but it's going to take a

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and he also mentioned the fact that the u. s. has already yesterday impose a new sanctions on iran and that the g 7 has agreed to work towards other sections and the different you 7 countries. that is something that they're going to have to take home and now implement in the different countries. but basically the key aspect and the key word that resonates here at the g 7 and that blink and repeat it again, is the great effort to try to de escalate and to avoid a bigger conflict emerging in the region. you're right, he did that repeat the words uh the escalation, a number of times at the same time, man refusing to confirm whether this was in fact and these rarely strike against iran. that we have been reporting on something that yvonne itself is also not confirming just has to be said just from the point of the escalation, 0. now he's saying that the g 7 is committed to d. s. condition of the situation in the middle east. then you get a sense that in capri, but recently those are really hoping that this is, it is around has respon

s. and coalition forces minutes. the facilities in iraq and city a, a dozens of attacks and they used to get it counter attacks by the us in some cases of killing it, ministry commanders with the popular mobilization at forces. but according to the security of the head of the security committee in babylon, and that is what the government of how much he has to that he says that it, 5 explosions were caused by a he suggesting a drone and told him to admit its recites, used by the popular and mobilization forces, that's the part of minutes, a group which it works under the estate and institutions administrative institution that belongs to the iraqi government here in iraq. so i wouldn't, this is locals. the sources in babylon say that they've heard the explosions loud and diesel. the psalms of smoke at blue link in the sky at sea with defense civic defense team is rushed to the to the side and also and investigation team has been sent from by that to babbling it, to a continue investigation. remember that it, it, since

s. u, k. and jordan. those the goats for had minimal damage. you as president joe biden has said he wants to coordinate the united diplomatic response to a runs attack and of meeting the g 7 group of wealthy nations. he intends to convince him all right, flashes in the sky off to the dispute to choose the interception of designs and drones launched by it on his right and save its defense system. shut down. most of them in the sky image shoot on but sub and last night and on, attacked israel with more than 300 weapons. but our technological an assay pavey our team meant that we were able to fend off of this assault. this your group together with a strong combination with a set and did almost all of the strengths of the you mean sizes after the 1st day of a direct military attack on his right from it on the intended pre us president joe biden spoke, but is vitally prime minister benjamin netanyahu bite and reaffirmed what he called america's island, cleared commitment to the security of his ride and announced plans to con mean d 7 leaders for acc