of any of these days the world i couldn't do this job without the best camera man best produces the best pictures and those other people to ira longer in order to be able to get that message out to the well the, there's a trade war. news, donald trump slaps terrace on his 3 biggest trading partners, canada, and mexico and china. they say they will respond the, i'm sort of any good to have you with this. this is alex, is your life from the also coming up with us pauses, military support for ukraine. just days after public dispute with the ukranian presence, food prices and guns, a search and more palestinians go hungry with israel refusing to lift is blocking

and get a gas why significant from include inflation is received with mixed feelings. the president donald trump has imposed severe parents on 3 of america's biggest trading partners. goods coming from canada and mexico will now face a whopping 25 percent power. imports from china are facing an additional 10 percent levy on top of the 10 percent impose the earlier. the stock market has already stumbled in response. there are fears, the tariffs could drive up inflation and causing economics slow down across north america. but trump insists that will help us manufacturing, which is what they have to do is build their car plants, frankly, and other things in the united states, in which case they have no tariffs. i would just say this to people in canada or

mexico, but they're going to build a car plan. so people that are doing them are much better of building here because we have the market with the market where they sell the most. and so i think it's going to be very exciting, very exciting for the automobile companies. canada says it will immediately impose retaliatory towers of 25 percent and warns of more to come later this month. both canada and mexico bout do us pressure to step up efforts to tighten their borders and stop the flow of illegal drugs. but trump said on monday that there was no room left for either country to avoid the levies. we will be ready. we are not looking for this, we're not seeking this, but at the same time, that's all. remember when president trump is talking about imposing chairs, it must be linked to what's going on at the border because he has an executive order that is linked to the fact that there is a national security crisis. and so we know that's not the case of the border. we

know we have a good time. we know that we've invested in it. we know that we've answered questions that the trump ministration had regarding our efforts. some economist, one, the canada can see huge job losses as a result of the terrorist. she hubbards on c, as in canada, as capital auto, with the latest on how the leaders are react, the 75 percent of kind of those exports to the us. so the economic projections advice for loans, tiro, for, with the us. so they have perhaps 10 percent unemployment. some economists affect in all of us are deflation probably because of the reciprocal power. so kind of the says, and we'll be putting in place unemployment shuttering of manufacturing. i'm what became clear often from made his announcement that yes, the power of would go ahead was despite the legal rationale of this being part of a national security threat from caliber based around fentanyl. i'm an open board of

these, these all the legal provisions in the us, canada, mexico trade pack, which us can use double drum, made it clear that in fact, this was part of a larger industrial strategy for the us, of reassuring bringing factories back to the us from canada, so if that is the case, people are beginning to wonder what watts can kinda do now due to negotiate with the us, to get the terrace remove at least with fentanyl and border crossings. they were metrics. they were pointing to say, look, we're doing all of this, i don't the but apparently we're getting very positive, 6 signals from the trump administration. now the question is, well, what can come to do if this is all part of a law just long term industrial strategy for the united states she ever time see out to 0 also in china has also promised to retaliate against the tariffs imposed by the us it's financed ministry says taxes of 10 to 15 percent on some

u. s. goods will come into effect on monday. the aging says it is willing to solve washington's concerns through dialogue, but that it will not accept threats and oppression. sales 0 is tony chang is live outside the world's largest wholesale markets in china is you will city. so tony, you was a great lavar tree for how terrace effect day to day trade. can you explain what happens in that building behind you and how that change is when the world's largest dakota economy imposes 20 percent worth of terrace, as it has done on china. so we've moved slightly since we spoke to you last the to relocate to the area of the will market, which is focused on what it calls new energy products. so these are focused very much renewables, the, the things like battery powered good solar panels, the things the china leads the well then. but also i think,

which is very keen to open up markets in the west, particularly in the united states. well, so the traffic behind me now more than 50 percent of the calls on china is roads. a bees in those those the these when they go into china already being tear up to the 100 percent. a china is very keen to get access to those markets. it's not big allowed at the moment and it's a real concern who the small trade is in places like a will, i think, live and die of pretty much on, on these kinds of terrace. they say the margins are already very small. they're trying to diversify into other markets. there are a lot of russians in town at the moment, a lot of indians, but of course, neither of those mile gets, has the financial power of the united states. so any, how vulnerable is china's economy to these terrace, of the, well, china,

it has worked very hard on building up its domestic economy. and you can see that everywhere you go to the economic boom. and china really is something of a miracle in the last couple of decades. and with that growth has come double digit growth in the economy that has started to slow down and recent years. it's something the government is acutely aware of. i think it's trying to solidify those export markets around the world again to diversify away, perhaps in the united states from western europe, trying to find new markets. but again, they don't have quite so much money. they're also internal problems here, some of which are being addressed. so the national people's congress that opened up in paging earlier today, particularly things like the real estate market, which has seen a massive over building of a supply more than 60000000 homes in china. now standing and see where the debt

is $7.00 trillion dollars. now the moment the government is pumping up the sector of the industry, but it does make it vulnerable. and i think the one thing they'll be really concerned or is it these tariffs of the opening salvo and a pullout trade more? tony chang reporting from you in china. thank you very much. tony. the president, donald trump is spinning all us military. a do ukraine. suspending all us military a to ukraine after meeting with president voted him your zaleski, on friday, ended with the ukrainian leader being asked to leave the white house. us official says washington is reviewing whether billions of dollars given to keith is contributing to a solution to end the war with china. from criticize the landscape for suggesting hours before the announcement to the end is likely far away. warning america won't

put up with it. so much longer ukraine has called so security guarantees before moving forward with any piece plan a j. the van says, told us media that it is in ukraine's best interest to agree a deal with the us, which includes the stake and it's minimal sector. if you want real security guarantees, if you want to actually ensure that vladimir putin does not invade ukraine, again, the very best security guarantee is to give americans economic upside in the future of ukraine. the only realistic pathway to bring this thing to a settlement is present trumps pathway. we encourage both present zalinski and president putin to follow that path. european union has announced the launch of its re arm europe plan, which will allow member states to rapidly boost defense spending. the u commission president's warranted the europe is living through a dangerous moment, but said the block is up to the challenge. europe is ready to assume its

responsibilities. re, um, europe. coach, mobilize close to 800000000000 euros of defense expenditures for a safe and resilient to europe. we will of course, continue working closely with our partners in natal. this is a moment for you and we are ready to step off or correspond to charles stratford is in keith, the credit and capital. so charles, i'm curious about the ukranian point of view on this because europe talking about rearming ultimately could be to the benefit of ukraine. they provide a lot of military support to ukraine, but that all could take time to material right, materialize. and in the meanwhile, the, you've got the u. s, which is the single biggest military donor, which has suspended all military a. so how long can you crane stay afloat with this diminished military support?

certainly speaking to a manager, really 3 atlas, they're saying that it could take months if not up to 2 years for you to be prepared to fill this gap. the now could be left by us military assistance. i think that it's also cited in the fact that we still haven't had any official reaction from the president of ukraine himself. load them is zalinski. and zalinski is usually very to the point on responding to these kind of announcements from it's back is this, it's main, made a tree back. mean, bear in mind that the us has so far, according to the keel institute supplied ukraine, which $69000000000.00 worth of military assistance. the 2nd largest donor is the german. this was a 14600000000. so that is a huge gap. but your opinions need to fail. we know that the americans have being supplying weapons that include everything from help and intelligence gathering to long range kinds missiles to infantry fighting vehicles. to thanks to full point

5000000, all of scenery shows up being supplied in the last 3 years by the americans. what we also know it is it is that there's no change in trump style with respect to any new aid being or assistance being given to the ukrainians that hasn't happened since he issued office. but what's also a question that is being honest is whether it includes the $3500000000.00 that he inherited, which was approved by congress on the bite. and does it mean an age to fix that? you claim being able to tap into that money. the chinese use a huge when you bear in mind that so to counter offensive to counter offensive since this whole began, the 1st one was successful for the gradients. it was very much a surprise attack. but it took 9 months for the ukrainians,

fell asleep from from announcing that 2nd to counter offensive in 2023 to act opponent. they received billions of dollars was of a full dark counter offensive. and it was seen as being fundamentally a failure. so this kind of announcement from, from the us, obviously huge improvements to ukraine, kind of huge importance potentially for europe as well. obviously on the doorstep of this will charles drafted reporting from key. thank you very much charles. the the us state department says special invoice. steve woodcock will return to them at least in the coming days to try to prevent the collapse of the goals a ceasefire. deal with cough is looking at 2 options, extending the 1st phase,

which is really insists on, but how most refuses for move on to the 2nd phase of the agreement. that requires a withdrawal of israeli forces from gaza and the return of all captives and exchange for permanent ceasefire. israel is blocking our food fuel and medicine from entering gaza while the ceasefire deal is in limbo. the un says food prices have more than doubled in the strip. as a result, unicef says the closure of border crossings will particularly devastate children and families struggling to survive. rights groups have condemned a decision in choosing israel of using starvation as a weapon of war. honey, my mood is in gaza city with more on the deteriorating fluid situation across the street. the people here are forced to break their fast on the 3rd day of pasting month, and also the 3rd dates of no human, a tree and aided trucks coming in after these really decision to impose more restrictions. very sampling kitting, one of the stopping the entry of much needed a trucks i filled with it with

a needed for people across the gaza strip. so if you would like for it to break, defrost them whatever they're able to define so far, the blockade on, on the crossing gun, the new restrictions have made many of the basic good are nearly impossible to find that we're talking about oil and cooking oil, rice and flour and other basic necessities they used to be common and available are either now on available or on affordable giving the a financial collapse of almost everyone here. people do have been, have not been on a payroll for the past 16 months. lots of public sector and public and private sector have lived many people living of food parcels and 8 in the past, 50 months that was not going in on a regular basis with seeing similar situations of hosp 50 months, very suffocating, one day to split the display of famine in northern gauze, as well as the evacuation zones in, in, in hon units and,

and the central area and other parts of the, of the goddess trip. our lead members are set to meet in cairo on tuesday to discuss egypt does a reconstruction proposal. they are also expected to formulate a plan to counter us president donald trump's threats to take over the strip and forcibly expel palestinians from their land. mohammed challenge them explains what's at stake. as the god of ceasefire, teeters on the brink of collapse, all eyes turned toward a crucial meeting, a regional diplomat and emergency air. a bleak summit in cairo on tuesday with israel having blocked all food medicine and fuel from entering the gaza strip. and his refusal to begin the phase 2 talks is agreed under the cease fire deal. the stakes could not be higher than a meeting with you. officials on sunday, egypt, foreign minister said his nation will continue its efforts to ensure negotiations for the 2nd phase. can begin but the, the off, the added that the highly anticipated egyptian gauze or reconstruction plan. one

that ensures palestinians remaining, their land is ready fabric, denny, i hope, thought. and therefore, the plan has been completed and is waiting to be presented to our our brothers in administer real meetings and at the summit for its approval before we share it with any foreign party. mister shaw, we capture the details of the plan with any party before the approval of the leaders and the presidents on march foresaw couple of the ever since us president donald trump proposed taking over gauze and forcibly displacing palestinians questions have swirled about what a unified era response would look like, get rid of the egypt, former assistant foreign minister says the timing of this summit is extremely important. now the by this thing. and the question is really facing and exist tension. select the moment now and id, and right the so is the both of it and then to the, is it a session to the, is that heating of the patient in southern lebanon in syria. and of course, in, in,

in. gotcha. and to take a stand as far as the is i e at measures and is an easy part is, is eh, in, in the west bank. so we need, we need firm, our staff reports suggest egypt reconstruction plan would be split into phases. many have wondered who will pay for the rebuilding of gaza as the united nations recently said, more than $50000000000.00 would be needed. another challenge on the horizon who will govern a post war guys, and we know that the united states on israel doesn't want need there. and how much know the sale for the to be month. and we don't know exactly what data comes. it's going to be the most party that there's the consensus. i think the one time us will be in most about the 40 the one. how much will be beautiful telling us to spell it once for palestinians in gauze at the time is of the essence as they fear a potential return of war. a shortage of food and growing hunger during the fasting

month of the how much i'm doing is is you still a head on elsa 0. you would say, wow, he's a legend, but he is a legend and it's an honor to be with you. very going on and we're praise from donald trump's a time when each company promises to spend a $100000000000.00 to a manufacturer of semi conduct. so somebody conducted chips in the us plus they're all 17 ram metals used in the high tech product. and the european union inputs, 98 percent of them from china us. 4 years ago it said how to find red mussels on is use oil. the e u goes looking for where are some middles in greece, but finding this is just the beginning, the

a tele that will head down on the in a moment to check on the progress of tropical psych loan alfred the 5 to south east asia. and you can see dense shuttle couch would have been pegging west and pots of indonesia. well, they brought torrential rains that quote, flooding in jakarta with residents having to be rescued from their homes. there's still some heavy rain to come here wednesday to the day before the skies is taught to dry up on friday. big bus of rain are also expected in bonia, and the rain will pick up from most central parts of the philippines. as we go into the latter part of the week, as well, went to an wintery weather that's set to intensify further north for china's high 9 island and pots of vietnam and cambodia. 2, now residents of eastern populous trailer had been preparing for the arrival of tropical fi code. alfred, it's set out to sea, but it's making a shop west. as it has towards the queensland coast is expected to make land full.

so thursday night into a friday morning bring you some very strong winds waves of up to 9 meters. and of course, lots of very heavy rain elsewhere across the country. it's a story of heat with a heat was played in the very north and out west of the twenty's in from the truth. the fact hanging the balance, he's going after the media in a way that's unprecedented. the narrative is being rewritten. he's choosing to amplify when voice his assignments, agenda's prevailed, attacks on the press on x, the part of a broader effort to suppress the story. systemic emissions mean control. what has this discussion looked like? you know, right wing media circles again is for 50, is being labeled with the situation. the listening post, decoding the media on houses era the,

[000:00:00;00] the, you're watching else is 0. reminder of our headlines this, our us president donald trump terrace on his countries, 3 largest trading partners have come into effect goods coming from mexico and canada, or facing 25 percent towers. imports from china will see an additional 10 percent levy. canada says it will head back with 25 percent power of its own also coming into effect on tuesday. mexico has also said that it would retaliate and china has promised new duties on us goods, including soybeans, wheat, corn, and cock president. donald trump is suspending or pending us military aid for ukraine after a meeting with president followed him. your zaleski, on friday, ended with

a ukrainian being asked to leave the white house. ukraine has called for security guarantees before moving forward with any peace plan of the world's largest make or is computer ships has announced a major investment in the us. of the trump threatened to impose terrace, the taiwan semi conductor manufacturing company, s m. c will invest a $100000000000.00 to build 5 additional facilities in arizona. but the time when he's president also said that the most advanced chip manufacturing process is, will remain in taiwan. patrick foxes in taipei and he says that there is concern from ty, ones leader is about to deal with or appears to be a little bit of mix messaging out of time. one on this earlier, a cabinet officials said that time one would conduct a review into ts m c's announcement. there was evidently some concern about what impact this might have on. so i want semi conductor industry prior to that the typeface, economic and cultural representative office. that's the fact to embassy in the us.

the says that it was a lie that time when these businesses are expanding investments in the us. and that this was deep and cooperation on supply chain between the 2 sides of the said. so that this would bring trey then economic relations closer. this was an importance moved by it's s m c. it's the largest manufacturer of semi conductors in the world to find the lights of in video apple. and. and so that was an important move, not least because it's potentially stays all the threats of tyrus from the trump administration. remember, donald trump has to threaten to impose up to a 100 percent on comedies, a chip exports, but also because this brings taiwan and the us closer together out of time. when that has been a question mark about what exactly the trump administration's policy is on. so i won last month, the us state department removed a line from this website saying that the us does not support. so i want

independence that would've been seen by some and so i'd say as a possible sign all the supports. but present trump has also made it very clear that she expects taiwan to pay for, for us military support. the us is bound by tracy to protect. so i want in the events of an invasion, but increasingly it has looked as though a business, a commitment that comes with conditions. patrick, false al jazeera type or missiles or the rule materials used to make things like send me kind of semi conductor chips and other key electronic products. now europe wants to become a ton of us when it comes to mining them. an important part of that goal is being realized in greece. jumps throughout police has been to greece is mount furnaces and found the problem is not just finding deposits, but securing the energy to refine the mind from mount furnaces and central grease book. site is the mineral oil from which ella minium is

made at this plant. it also contains traces of gallium, a route of metal used and semi conductors. europe has to imported, but leading greek metals, producer medlynn, is now investing $300000000.00 to create the continents 1st gallium production line . so we just bought our hastings, you know, you'll be, i, lasers of all the in china. it produces is huge and it controls prices, putting other producers out of business with 5 g telecommunications, lead a launch in mobile phones demand for gallium, a soaring, and that's a great opportunity to satisfy european demand a metal and says it plans to produce 50 tons of gallium, a year by 2027 meeting all of europe and demand. it's not just the gallium that's not being produced in europe. there are 17 ram metals used in the high tech products, and the european union imports. 98 percent of them from china 4 years ago it set

out to find red mussels on is use oil and it's hopes, pins on scans and eva, greenland, and decrease initial survey suggests that there are significant deposits of red metals in northern greece and the gmc bid midland plans to extract the medium atrium and scanned him from this book site and future. other areas of greece, rich and tungsten, germanium and antimony. but finding the deposits is only one side of the equation. it takes vast amounts of electricity to refine aluminum. at the moment, greece has the only fully operational uh, aluminum plant in europe, the other so either the shut down or working at the very, very low capacity. generally speaking in europe, the production overall materials is declining constantly for the last 2 or 3 decades. and that has to do with production costs. the reason medlynn has survived, as a metal is producer, may have something to do with the fact that this is one of grease is biggest

suppliers of electricity from gas. 3 power plants operates on this site and 2 of them supply the element in factory. so now medlin's plant is set to become ground 0 for us metals in this part of europe. long term europe can't become metals autonomous until it secures affordable energy. a problem it has yet to solve. jumps at all plus al jazeera on mount furnaces in central grease. as children caught up, incidents, conflicts have suffered sexual violence. according to the un children's agency, it's recorded more than $200.00 cases since 2024, and says the total number is likely to be much higher. hippa, morgan reports when fighting between the sudanese army and the barren military rapids support forces started in april 2023. millions were displaced from their homes in search of safety. some left all their belongings behind. others carried with them the horrors of the conflict and the mental and emotional scars ident,

i'm her daughter and my le let the capital but students escape the memory of minutes sexual assault. my daughter, my look was sexually assaulted. the boy who did that is on neighbor, he took her to a farm in a remote area. he tried to rape her using a saw you. um, but someone passed by and so what was happening? he intervened and beat the boy. my look is one of dozens of children who have been sexually assaulted since the conflicts began. according to a new reports by the un solutions agency. unit stuff says that at least 221 case it's have been reported. but that the real finger may be much higher. it's also states that children as young as one have been subjected to sexual violence and access to health care for those affected it's hard. hospitals have been destroyed and medical supplies are lacking in conflict areas. on the i had to sleep the violence after her children were assaulted. when i saw that night someone would

open the door carrying the when you'd select one of the goals and take her to another room. i could hear there's to go crying and screaming. they were raping her every time direct to discover come back, covered in blood borne the unit stuff. it says that a 3rd of the $12000000.00 displaced incidents conflicts are children. and that the violence increases. the risk of being sexually abused by the wearing factions accused by rights, groups of using sexual violence as a weapon of war. the agency has called for protection of children in areas of conflict and says if survivors are not given immediate medical and psychological assistance, the impact would last for generations to come. hey, but morgan, i'll just narrow it despite not signing a us distributor, a film centered around israel's destruction of a community in the occupied west bank won an oscar for best documentary feature. no other land shows is really soldiers tearing down homes and evicting residents to