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of the way humanity defies expectations with freedom as well as the untold stories from across asia and the pacific $11.00 each on outages era the we believe that the world is big enough for both of our countries to thrive. us treasury secretary janet. yeah. then close her visit to china for dr. bought significant disagreements remain the dominance of a toronto, and this is alice, as they are alive from the also coming up to key. it says,
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5 ukrainian soldiers back home. russia accused, is it a violation of prison? a swamp deal we report on the babies who survived that as rarely assault on the janine refugee camp and the occupied westbank and saving the amazon rain foremost, the leaders of columbia and brazil vouchers stand out in legal deforestation. the us treasury secretary has ended, afford a visit to china, saying discussion had been direct and productive despite significant disagreements . janet yeah, then said the us has serious concerns about what she called china is unfair economic practices. china state media reporter chinese concerns about us economic sanctions. yeah, lynn has been the 2nd high profile and us visited to badging within a month aiming to improve relations between the was top 2 economies. the us in
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china have significant disagreements. those disagreements need to be communicated clearly and directly as the president's vitamin. i do not see the relationship between the us in china, through the frame of creek power conflict. we believe that the world is big enough for both of our countries to thrive. both nations have an obligation to responsibly manage this relationship to find a way to live together and share with global prosperity. katrina, who has more from badging, or during the full day visit here, janet yelling, did her best interest. chinese officials that just like us moving forward to protect what it sees as a national interest that both of these major opponents can co exist and why she said that the us chelsea competition. she said that the risking is not the same
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thing at ministration was wanting to make sure that national security measures would narrow and target said staging. even the playing field, a sense of bracing enjoyment and race concerns about what she says was absent against your response. when it came to areas of corporations, you said climate change and the restructuring of that was discussed. and she also had a points about the brain chinese funds to provide any materials support. now 2 major areas where sources failed to convince staging. i think that one was the areas in the public aging is not convinced that these 2 different agents says that national security has been generalized by the us. and that this is common, political and economic exchanges. this remains a high point attention, also seemingly so far that has been no indication from ibis slide, and there has been any policy recalibration. john ellen did say though,
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that should consider the district of success and that she was able to meet economic team, as well as deepen conversations and communication. something that she said was between the 2 powers, at a time between the russia has a choose to keep a violation of prison, a swans agreements by sending hon. 5 ukrainian commanders. the men were held as he wrote, was for leading the defense of v. as all style still planned to nadia full and a deal in some time, the men was sent to kim, the kremlin says that were meant to stay there until the end of the war. from mcbride reports from keith, the president followed him. is a lensky returns to ukraine, claiming another successful overseas mission, and leaving to key a with an added price. 5 soldiers who let the resistance at the as of steelworks in
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my view, paul, unconsidered we'll hear rose by most ukrainians. after the surrender to russian forces. they were released as part of a prisoner exchange on the apparent understanding they would set out the war and took a. but what now on the same plane as the president coming home. so lensky had been meeting with president red chip typo the one who has been playing a key mediating role in this will maintaining strong relations with moscow while supporting ukraine's bid for the day to membership who cry now green deserves nato membership. i'd like to emphasize it point, i've always defended persistently, fair piece craze. no losers. happy to see that so lensky and the one help talks about the renewal of the deal that allows the exports of ukrainian grain across the black sea, which runs out in little more than a week on which russia has been reluctant to renew. but i'm not those that get them
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up today. we have focused on the how the leadership of tech. yeah. and your leadership as an add on can help restore peace, no more international order where the interest of all of balancing. so i'm not so lensky. we tons to keep with his forces, locked in fee is fighting on all fronts as ukraine's comforter offensive grinds on . all of this is happening is ukraine box, the 500 day of this will. busy with a special video from presidents, a landscape hailing whose country's military and seemingly reaffirming his position as the thing ahead for ukraine's continued resistance. it coincided with the release of another which leads symbolic video, a visit buys the landscape snake island. it to me, it was seized by russian forces on the 1st day of the war, but late to retaken by ukrainian troops. cream is a small island, says the lensky in the country. but to him,
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proof that old ukrainian land will one day be getting rob mcbride. i'll just say era. keith, beloved as a new clients, as making gains in the offensive against russian forces to recap to bach, most of the city and east and ukraine has been at the heart of fist fighting. for moments, the queen thompson was released video showing what it said. something just storming russian positions. some vague has moved from comma, tall, skinny to new cream. regional ministry and ministration has said that they believe it was a rocket detective released some images that show the buildings damaged, the buildings of also individuals that have been killed. they say one woman is i've sent a bite, cried another man, was loading his vehicle to go away with his family for the weekend. natalie, mine was in the hands of the russians last year. but the ukraine assigned to the culture offensive last year and took it back. but since that, then it has been under constant attack of by the russians. natalie money is also is
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a place where there's a key really junction in houston, that's the ukraine and say that they have repelled several of texts from the russians. but this latest rockets of tech comes to the days of to the ukraine. and ministry said that it has noticed a gathering the russian forces in the name on direction. they say around $120000.00 russian soldiers will gathering in the lima and come penske direction elsewhere in the east to ukraine and say that they're making gains nearby. most to the north and south, although that's very difficult to trouble, right. but in reality that there's really no real change on the front lines here in the east, although the constant air raid sirens unsigned of like to being 5 also strikes coming back going on throughout the day and night. i started big data cover task eastern. okay. to do as president joe biden is coming on the increasing attack. so his plan to send cluster bombs to ukraine. the un secretary general human rights groups and some fellow democrats or, or critical, the contribution weapons,
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a band by 120 countries, but not did you with russia and ukraine. whitehouse, correspondents, kimberly, healthcare has more. this is surprising because uh typically you'd hear criticism from the opposition republicans, but now the president is here and pushed back from within his own democratic party . a particularly from the progressive are sort of further left of the democratic party progressives have written a letter 19 members and what they're saying is that they feel that this is not consistent with their values. in other words, the president, when he came into office, really said that the platform of foreign policy under his administration was going to be to put human rights 1st. and a cluster munitions really are contrary to that, that they linger on the battlefield much longer after conflicts and because of
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their high failure rate to detonate. and so they disproportionately harm civilians, often women children, because they don't get names. children can often pick these up these little bomb let's that look like children's play toys or balls. and they can, may more even kill children in and other civilians. and so that is the concern here of so many progresses. they say there's no such thing as a safe cluster bomb despite arguments to the contrary. and they say that really the president has let not just americans down, but the world, given that he promised to be a leader when it comes to human rights smartphones from subsaharan africa. so they fear for this safety and too busy a hundreds of being rounded up in boston, libya and but what were they remain stranded molig train the reports from the city of the water near the border between libya and tennessee. yeah, they've overcome huge obstacles and distances to reach denisia,
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but the perilous journey is far from over for the sub saharan migrant. they're camping out in front of this u. n. refugee agency building in the 20s in capital. we're not here to create problems. we're only on route to europe. we're not here to stay or harm the locals . but even amongst us, there are harmful people who are harassing us situation. inspectors is very bad. many or scared. afraid to even wander the streets. a tax on migrants have increased in recent months. likely he soon as i had for the people, blake understand. yes. um the people outside are the people the color scheme no isn't in spots. much much adults i most of the people, but i don't know why last week to news use 2nd largest cities,
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vax. so on the 10th classes between residents and migrants. april on monday. so a 2 easy man staff to the us in response to an easy to authorities forcibly deported hundreds of migrants from the city to the 10 easy and lived in border human rights watch acute to easier of violating international law by collective expulsions of black migrants. some tunisians agree collect to expulsion our defense for your violation of international law and basic principle justice, you cannot collectively judge the people um for, for will be that was giving them proper rights. the tunisian live in border has been described as no man's land. some have been here for a week, but every day, more black migrants are being dumped here by 2 easy and authorities. they are in during scorching heat and say they have no food or water. more than $1200.00
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migrants including women and children, are stranded here. some are injured and medical assistance, but no help has come from expelled from tunisia. far from livia, stuck between the 2. the situation for the hundreds of migrants here. the lived in border is desperate. there are 2 years that of humanitarian assistance doesn't reach them soon. their flight will only grow grimmer malik china, which is 0. so out of the delegation of more than 30 ambassadors and you representatives as visiting janine and the occupied west, back 12 palestinians were killed and a major is wearing the assault on refugee kansas city of this week. then assess the optim awesome damage close to homes and infrastructure is randy, bulldozers and s drives destroyed rose water supplies and electricity lines to the
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palestinian house of industry says is ready for this has attacked 3 hospitals during the 2 day assault patients, including new bolts of course and the tax, which is a full service use t, a gas the, the abraham reports from jeanine. she shouldn't be touching him, but does so angry when he, knowing these old maybe i mean, it has already survived it to your guess attacked his mother's hand. one time him, she says it's the give him a sense of safety, a sign that she's there for him. and watch the videos showing attacks by sweetie. pauses on hospitals engineering, scared and helpless. she wanted to be there with her baby, but she couldn't get to him. and i so so i was sad and worried all the time since the invasion to the camp started. i couldn't be around him. i couldn't hold him to my chest or even see him. i have no mother ever goes through what i went through in
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miss arlington area, close to the hospital with this se snipers open fire on people on the hospitals ground, and fire to your guess into the emergency room. this one landed in the nursery and there was no excuse me to at least put em each one of the to move the babies away from the windows and closer to one another nurse. much dreams academy cares for the crying babies. she says it's amazing. they survived, she cannot guarantee their development hasn't been affected by the attack. let me know if they're vulnerable, even a knock on their incubators could affect babies and wake them up. that's what we consider the stress or imagine the sound of bullet point. now, your goss and invasion? yes, it was a difficult simple that thing. some of the babies were born to parents who with mister lawrence is really assault on the janine refugee camps 20 years ago. they fear this of children. we also see the future filled with anxiety here and on. so
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tennis b, b, i know, was released from the nursery. after 3. the forces withdrew from the refugee camp. she suffered breathing problems, him other one that says what was supposed to be the safest place for her. turned into one of the worst. and it must have been. i can't wait for her to leave the hospital. the stuff is amazing, but i feel so scared. i don't want her away from me. they say their babies are strong and low. but the parents of i let and me know that experience of israel's military occupation is just beginning. they only wish it hadn't started so soon the he just either do you need the occupied westbank the still ahead on that one to 0. the memorial value and finds thousands to find a bad on protest to demonstrate against police brutality. and how climate change is pushing the humanitarian crisis to critical levels of nation.
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the . this weather update focus is on the middle east and africa is always great to have the along. so taking it off in the middle east, it's a quiet picture. but for the 2nd, possibly 3rd day in a row, we've got temperatures in the fifty's through weight. it is still a humid picture through some of the gulf states, including for us here. and they'll have 40 to probably feeling about 52 on sunday lot more radians to come for northern buckets, dawn in punjab. providence, including for the horn, likely pockets of another $200.00 millimeters of rain. that's as you've already blown past your july monthly average rainfall. lot of the heat blowing through 30 minutes, then that's crossing over the caspian sea into bako, and as are by john. so your temperature is there. while the above average,
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i gotta tell you, i think we could see this right of some flooding across the turkey as black sea coast over the course of the weekend, intense bands of rain will be falling there. meantime, equally is concerning, is this rating through southern nigeria been in and so go the threat of some flooding. and same goes for sierra leone. central africa quiets down a bit. but i've got to take you to the south where we've got a c air filtering in here. so i'm gonna show you what's gonna happen. waking up monday morning sub 0 in jo berg minus one. see you soon. a. it's the drones is devastating war to in somalia and intensifying a hunger crisis that does clean the lives of around $40000.00 people off of the children under 5 years old. but at the heart of this tragedy, eliza tales of the immense facility and send the termination of
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a people fleeing 5 minutes. while at the mercy of escalating unforgiving climate change. people in power somalia, a fight for survival and the jersey to of the you watch a going just the out of me, elizabeth for on them in doha rolanda about top stories. the saw, the us treasury secretary has ended her food, a visit to china. china evans said, despite significant disagreements, the world is big enough for both countries to thrive. stage media before the chinese concerns about us economic sanctions. russia has a choose to kill a violation in a prison, a swapping freeman by releasing 5 ukrainian commanders. they let the resistance at
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the, as all stalls deal last year, but surrender to russian soldiers and human rights groups and urge tendency to suspend the expulsions of african refugees. hundreds of people are rounded off and driven to the miller twice on, along the attendance in libya and for this week the united nations, as warning that the conflict. and so don, could force more than a 1000000 people to flee the country. the army has been fighting the power military rapids support forces for control of saddam for nearly 3 months. more than a 180000 people have already fled across the western florida into chad. i would address reports from one bull to cab in the town of audrey. the not an issue that needs to be addressed as a chart say time is running out for tens of thousands of sort and use refugees in charge, especially in eastern chide. because food is running low on logistical problems, i'm mounting right now. the estimates of the united nations agencies put the number
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of facilities refugees who have come into chide on more than 250000 and still counting. this is a, in for distribution activity by the wall full program. what do you see here is a family trying to ship out some food items brought to them by the was with program . some slogan, beans i'm clicking on and the way for the program is saying that they cannot afford to give families more than one meaning a day. they're not doing this. your site is the case as of monday attrition on the rise in reference to terms in eastern charges are the parts of jobs. why students references have moved to and now over here you see families sharing a little bit. got some sort of beams, cooking or that was given to them by the workforce program. but right over there, thousands of out of food in these refugees waiting to be served with time running out. it looks like they're going home with nothing. how many degrees i'll just do
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that, i'd raise on the charge suit on board. to fall is now with thousands of people. have defied a protest bad in paris and march to commit to raise a black man who died in police custody in 2016. altima to raise families says he's suffocated with offices. pinned him to the ground, valleys against police brutality has been held and all the french cities, attentions remain high across the country after the police can think of a teenage of sparked riots last week. for res reports from paris. this was the demonstration french authorities tried to stop 11 days after the killing of 17 year old. not quite a policeman in the suburbs of paris, the sister of another man who died in police custody in 2016 continued have points for justice. that would be possible we have always demonstrated peacefully. and today, the police department laptops on the pretext of recent events to try or have to
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break through a police pulled and to carry out the protests choose held every year since that brother adama's death. only this year the authorities refused permission. they will say full of the writing that to swept friends in the past week and a half that didn't happen. some type of spray was used and troy's brother and another month were arrested for the demonstration broke up with the march over the organizes have got that here where they told us the actions were a success. like the mounts the police are trying to stop, the police say they will prosecute us a try. all right, for not formally declaring the demonstration we. yes. french police of violent people talk of these youtube at nights, but we want to say to them, let's build on and get together. let's build ourselves, come and work with us. let's talk, let's organize. let's find solutions to these problems without resorting to violence. this much was originally planned for the 19th of july, but was brought forward to keep the spotlights on the police in the wake of niles
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killing police. now for the next weeks pass, the day celebrations could be another flash point, full rece out use era. paris, or the organization of american states has condemned the guatemalan constitutional colt's decision to suspend the certification of june's presidential election. resolve hundreds of people protested outside the court demanding the results to be made public. the quote stopped the publication of results off the several parties alleged for the top 2 candidates, one had to a runoff election in august. leaders of columbia and brazil have met themselves in columbia to try and map out a plan to preserve the amazon rain forest environment ministers from 8 countries. scientists and indigenous representatives are attending the summit in the city of leticia. alexander, on the reports from volta, i lose meaning, still a vital threat to humanity. that's how the leaders of brazil and columbia are describing the trip to the great this natural treasure,
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the amazon rain forest. my government is committed to ending deforestation by 2030 . this is a commitment that amazon you and countries can take on together in the bell and plan. there was a lot of work we can cooperate on the, for a station in the amazon is at record levels, despite commitments by governments and companies across the region to stop it. and it's coming dangerously close to being 20 percent destroyed. a threshold, which experts say would be a point of no return. mean president gustavo pits are said the rich countries should contribute to a fund to support farming communities has been clearing. forests do crace, capital one. how much will they pay us for it? why not do the same as those in the know that the northern people wiped out before a some kid with the indigenous people? it's about development. do we have to do the same? or is there an entirely different perspective? before arriving at the meeting,
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brazil and now so 33 percent reduction in deforestation since president united returned to office 6 months ago. but experts say is not enough after the devastation caused doing to heat both so matters administration which weakened environmental restrictions for the time being could have an important not to underestimate a problem that has been accumulating for decades. when it hasn't been a single government, but many consecutive ones that have allowed us to reach such a high level of degradation for that we could soon reach the point of no return or the international criminal networks are polluting rivers between legal mining and cutting down the forest to expand cattle ranch and get into the suit across the cultivation called them in brazil say more regionally. integration is needed to fight against that. we will establish the international police cooperation center in mendoza and create an integrated air traffic control system which will help dismantle the route used by organized crime. through the meeting late the ground
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works for a regional presidential level assignment that will be held in brazil next month. hoping to implement policies that could save one of the world's most important and fragile echo systems before. it's too late. i listen that i'm get. i just read a book and focused on age. children have been killed in a landslide treated by monsoon rains. the children age between 12 and 15 were playing cricket, when a sandy back next to them collapsed. at least 55 people have now been killed and weather related incidents over the past 2 weeks. and more rain has full cost. come on high that has moved from the hor, heavy monsoon range, threatening to bring life to a what you're sensing and the 2nd largest city of fog. it's done on almost 14000000 feet, but it's not hard headed to save more rain and then now what then it will do in 6 months and that i've got a letter writing an open area. and of course,
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as you can see on my other side, the children are now playing in a box. richard, i've been absolutely dry. however, that made your logic. i to department has issues tried warning off board a cross spark. you're gone, not the bug is gone shore deluge which lead to tens of millions of dollars worth of in drug structural damage. 1700 people do. not experts, not blaming that on climate change. i never got the no warning that up and large made that then livelihood and bring life to watch your senses. this is just the early stage then of the month and the prediction vol. that'd be called the effect of climate change focused on once again. maybe in the eye of the stall come out of the data. the whole the average temperature set
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a new record high on thursday. the 3rd time that's happened in a week. climate scientists say this week could have been the harshest in a 120000 years. well, people in august as nice. yeah. are among those, experiencing exceptionally hot temperatures. barbara and going, but has this report. the temperatures has been soaring past 47 degrees in many parts of new shaft for days grand, there is a bad capital of dying and i could as live stop breed as a tried to sell off the hubs to avoid further losses by a gun. now we don't comprehend this heat it towards people and animals. sometimes we bring cost to sell them at the market and because of the heat, live stuck can stand up. they get sick from the heat. the extreme heat is slowing down. business and the city. yeah, i got to validate. the heat is very high. i'm blow god to protect us. this is heat
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has made a suffering, so there are many pockets within the heat. this here is terrible in the you in estimates almost 20 percent of new. sure, as population will need humanitarian assistance to get through the the government's really is just to have a $450000000.00 to support pharmacy hit by pul harvest. but it's early the beginning of what's known as the lead season, a not hosted direct up there in this area, which is a does it. so in the temperature, rise is exceptional, often reaching $45.00 degrees. this is unbearable for by diversity in general. like the plants and animals for now, this little that can do with temperature is expected to remain high over the next 2 months. barbara, and good part of this era. the hello get elizabeth for ottoman door. how with the top stories on ours is the
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