right, you say that, i mean you're saying the other one didn't really have a lot of good relations with his middle eastern partners, and he's going to look towards them in the next 5 years and build strength for and it doesn't rule out that is an ad one is going to consolidate the country size with the european union and the united states. that being said, um mr. arbor, one knows that the gulf countries want in new, middle east and more peaceful and middle east. therefore, he's probably going to make more alliances, maybe more economy agreements with those countries. and as you know, one of the most hotly debated topics was the uh, cedar rapids using in churches. so one of the main problems of the opposition was indeed to send back all these dirt and references there. and there population is right now. we're on 4000000 but the plan was not really clear.

at this point, mr. avalon again, steps in and he says, we're agreeing to the full to our partners in the you in the goals, you know, and then we are going to create a saves on for those people who are going through making investments in syria. i'd send in the meanwhile, we will restore the diploma to 5 with the shadow said redeem in case that is this, this call of the uh, between 2 um partners. so basically mr. avalon is definitely going to turn his face to the middle eastern countries for economic reasons. so i'm not i big of a fantastic that those who really take really appreciate you coming out to us here at sea. thank you. well, there are you guys a lot, so lots guy on, you can probably still here in the background, rory, there is lots of send them, right. this is the thing to lives. right?

so i suppose that says here, uh, new alliances are looking to be forged. and perhaps a rebuilding economy. so for us today at the moment anyway, will be back probably at the top of the hour to speak to you again. really. yeah, we can certainly hear all the people celebrating there. i think it's going to be a very long night's to use more that have on me on the use of, you know, independent journalist joining us here. we're not any international. both of you. thank. you. sees the attentions to run high between israel and palestine. the human security council has again gather to address the issue. china is deputy envoy to the u. n. last of the israel for building stuff events on pallets junior, land branding that construction as illegal united i easily is a peak. this is the beginning of this year. israel has continued to advance, unilateral actions and improving returns, building new settlements and legalize and settlements. such activities violate

international law and the un security council resolution. china urges israel to immediately called this actions and stop encroaching upon the land and resources of the publicity and people on the issue of religious hall. this size is around. last step is pro vacations guarantee the right to worship for muslim worshippers hold the peace and tranquility or for religious call is sides and respect the custodianship of jordan. you can move on, meanwhile, or china is foreign minister expressed as countries readiness to facilitate peace thoughts between israel and palestine. emphasizing the importance of a 2 state solution. this is all according to the chinese state media. i base things role as a peacemaker on the wells stage. it's strengthened off to helping to reestablish the diplomatic ties between longstanding adversary's iran and saudi or a. but that was back in march. china has also put forward a political settlement to the ongoing conflict in ukraine. now the israel palestine confident of course, has been going on for decades. it's rooted in conflicting claims of land rights in the region. the, during the latest escalation, the audio, this ones,

the palestinian and israeli forces exchange hundreds of attacks, leaving schools dead. genuine journalist nicolo here, and i believe that china is eager to achieve peace, something many of the countries will have failed that before sunrise, the rising bower and the one says the cells to the was the food can do. why do night? did say fails to do for the best years. so that's why i believe the sign will really try is all of it, say political, a force and fall where and to do something that the region and china has a much better uh, connection in understanding with the, our world than the united states. and that's why may be this new kind of sad thinking and the power can do a change here. that's so many people are waiting for and that he going for the best way to do that is that the proxy code and the chinese, the depot,

and the government, they really practical and understand that. a lot of the say also to the have a comprehensive the solution. so it means that both sides need to think about the economy, about the security and about all aspects of life. and if you combine all of that to one big solution, may be it could this so the sack on slick this china succeeded to do with a i run and study already a money well spent. that's how us republican senator lindsey graham, who's described the vast amounts of cash sent to ukraine by washington. yes and will be and the russians are that this morning anderson who is lindsey graham, he's a well known veteran us senator and he's 20 years and the senate actually. he has

a huge following social media to actually 2200000 followers and he's a fire brand. so, you know, southern united states. so carolina a senator and he doesn't pull his punches in anything, domestic or abroad. and you know, we have to be very careful here as well that, you know, there are some suggestions that that could've been some editing in this sequence. and if he didn't, zalinski is office on the ukraine is definitely been pushing this, this thing forward. and it's quite a shocking statement, as you can see here from, from itself. and what he said, we've had a very sort of comprehensive statement from, from the russian side, from the marie is a how about his going into great detail. just sort of highlight that this is not an isolated incident, essentially, that this is just a combination of a lot of. it's all race to the bottom if you'd like, regarding rows of phobia, the diminishing value of russian life. do you think us senator graham was alone and his nazi rhetoric that he's the free to exception that the american system can produce such a monster wrong?

let me remind you that in a conversation with the price dust, both on alexis, george bush, the youngest of a dynasty of american precedence said exactly that. assuming that he was talking to the key of regime, your job is to kill as many russians as you can. often we stay to this of the briefing. us propaganda stuff is a black truck stressing the bushes, nothing power, base bush and graham holds political power. then not even saying everything that is spelled out in american doctrinal documents. this isn't the 1st time that we've heard graham say something controversial and like the heart of a said, i mean this isn't the 1st time us official has said something like that. what can you tell us about other inst is by no means the 1st time that the senior american politician has called for a sort of, you know, a, the destruction of russia. but it's getting pretty green and it's, it's sort of a granular nature and actually call, you know, being gleeful about the death of russians and russian soldiers. of course,

we haven't seen any combination of, of ukrainian crimes against russian prisoners of war. any sort of intonation that russia has breached any rules of combat. you know, the western media is all over. but on this occasion, we're seeing a blind eye being turned in the west. so there's a lack of called a condemnation and previously done. we've also had even calls for the assassination of president proved by mr. graham. and can you imagine a senior russian veteran politician calling for the assassination of a president boynton openly, what the reaction would be in the west. we can actually have a look at some of these threats that have been made come from the us towards, which is the only way this ends is for somebody in russia to take this guy out. you wouldn't be doing your country a great service in the world, a great service. i don't agree that we can't get him and i think he knows that you can ask, cast him still a money in a run. what happens when we decide somebody is a threat to the us? i like the structural path we're on here. as long as the way up you crane with the

weapons, they need an economic support. they will fight to the last person. these traps some of the sort of a la carte attitude in the west and media in the us in particular. they don't seem to be diminishing. and i think as this long mood in vaunted ukrainian offensive comes, the attacks on belle grove are going to see more more of this acceleration of this type of rhetoric in the, in the weeks and months to come to. so we brought out the story with a full, my pentagon security policy analyst on michael maloof. now he believes the alleged remarks by the senate that reveal washington is true. goals will have a listen for yourself. i would say it's the unspoken goal of this, for as far as the, the fact that we even have this which in laws and by elements within the, by the administration of problem elements such as your near conservatives, such as victoria lewis, in particular, blinking is another one, they, they,

they want to contain russia at all costs and if not, and have a routine change it. and i've even heard talk of wanting to do that to partition russia. so this is, this is the goal of scientists, not the goal of everybody. some of us like to live in peace with, with different countries, particularly with russia. russia has a tremendous history and influence and we need, we all need to get along. but we have certain elements that want to push the american way. and no matter even through uh, military means if necessary. this is a, it's a, it's an extreme element that we have within our government. and but yeah, right now it's, it's prevailing fire. it's on it's on the top story here on t of the tuckers presidential run of where incumbent lead of the jump type or the

one has claimed the victory. although the result has not been officially declared. let's have a quick look now at the results as they stand out of the one that the 52 percent of the vote. i'm old and 99 percent of the votes have now being counted and his opponent come out. kid, i still owe you a nearly 48 percent. well that's a lot more about this right now in cross lines. the local journalist is it all starts reporting from ankara as we understand very close to the presidential complex as well. thanks so much for coming back on again. i know you've been working very hard today. a jubilant a number of funds there and support is owed or the one is claiming victory. although it's not entirely the official is of correct. the i cannot count the number of people who are coming here. there's a very big trend. people are coming here by running and uh, i guess, i don't know how many 110

but we've just, i lost that connection here on how to international the local journalist are as real, also talked today. we were going over the numbers to essentially, oh, the one he did give. what i have once considered to be a victory speech. seemingly though he has come out on the top, we are wasting here at off the international for the official numbers to be an for the mean time here on the program it wrong stands familiar with the opec group of leading oil produces that's the message from the iranian president to his health tolts for the opec secretary general inquiry on some western countries. sick to create division and disagreement among compact member countries to secure their interests. and they affect members should prevent the realization of these goals by strengthening their unity. this logic republic offer on has always had a constructive cooperation with this organization, the way determined to continue and improve the level of cooperation. during the

meeting of the 2 liters i've discussed. that surrounds are relations with the organizations as well as ways to stabilize the global market and maintain energy security. i found it in 1960, i think companies has 13 oil and exporting economies across 3 confidence. in earlier this. yeah, saudi arabia and the opec plus and blog which includes rusher and mexico. what else? major production cuts despite the system of wisdom, please know to to precisely that outside ski is are actively shifting in the oil rich world with a saudi arabia now and told to join the bricks bank native ocean. and found that in 2015 by the largest emerging economies, it is considered an old town. and i say in the western dominated global financial institutions, a re add is also a roommate to be mulling. joining brick set a fully fledged member who, who stopped the twice told tales podcasts, said todd, and i said that he believes that developing nations are ready to hold their own against the west. then what summer?

quoting its increasing pressure, the thing the 1st and the most important message that we're seeing coming from this meeting is that the word is all ready to embrace a multi color world where washington in the us are not playing the most significant role anymore. and independent countries are joining ish other to not only dish dollar, but also stand against you as policies in the course of policies against other nations. we're seeing that opec countries, an open plus team, are not responding to us in the europe's demands. and they're taking options and response to the old private cops and as well as the sanctions that i've been full invoice against joshua and of uh, of course, against iran. so the 1st message is clearly that opec members in the open class are no waiting for the us, and they're not taking orders from the us and they're ready to continue trading

with each other and cooperate with their charter, despite calls for coming from the west. that says they have to react in a different way. the russian military this week secured full control over the city of october, ask a back move that is in the don't ask republic. however, key if has denied that russian troops have taken control of air in the west, the media certainly has down play the cities of strategic importance. it comes as you're training and officials continue to call from old weapons deliveries from nato and its allies. uh, let's pick up the story now with all these donald quarter party almost has been liberated, ukrainian, and forces are on the back foot and t of saying it just needs a couple more $1000000000.00 worth of f sixteens to win the war. a full squadrons of f sixteens 40 a to across to exactly what we need to liberate all country from the address a. needless to say, the pentagon has its doubts. 10 of sixteen's is a $1000000000.00. you add the sustainment costs and it's another $1000000000.00. so

you're talking about $2000000000.00 for 10 aircraft. the russians have 1004th and 5th generation fighters. they are no magic weapons, and that's the extent is not. and neither is anything else. fighting is going to continue, is going to be velocity, is going to be hard. and at some point, both sides will either negotiate a settlement, or they'll come to a military conclusion. doubting to you have definitely make sense, considering how much ukraine's leadership has been wrong about t upset. it would never surrender or kill him up spot. lo and behold, the rushes liberated the city. it was the same story with bald segment a bad. yeah, it's an audio, but we won't surrender mary, you bolt. we won't surrender, mary. you bolt for several minutes and whether it's better to, to back because we have better positions that you should know that if you pull back to better positions it will be very costly. for you to us on late. so in terms of the number of people killed the number one most this stuff might be, but no one will surrender bus moot will fights as much as we can. they won't take

bass much from us for sure. as for a solid dark, we will see, but even if we imagine they take solar dark and bad mood, what will it change? that's just one of many areas in which kate of seems to be completely detached from reality. like the apparently impending uprising against vladimir putin in russia, ukraine and its media are constantly trying to push, despite the fact that a lot of air pollutants approval rating exceeds 80 percent. then there's the super high stop ukrainian spring counter offensive, which the lensky says still needs more time. but according to the u. s. key, i've had everything it needed over a month ago with what we already have. we can go forward and i think be successful . but would lose the lots of people. i think that's an acceptable so we need to wait. we still needs a bit more time. hi, i'm absolutely confident that we have delivered the material they need and we will

continue to work to support their operations. at the same time, we've got some ukranian officials echoing the landscape please for more weaponry and others saying the counter offensive is already begun. we will continue to prepare for accounts are offensive. as soon as we are ready with the support of our allies who supply us with a high level artillery, sufficient ammunition battle tanks and armored vehicles, we will start discounts for offensive. it's an intense war on 1500 kilometers a border, but the actions have already started. assuming we are already witnessing ukraine's long awaited counter offensive throwing more expensive nato military equipment into the fire is unlikely to make a difference. but i keep them coming. our attorney is our top story here in the us international it nearly half past 9 on sunday evening. the turkish presidential run off where incumbent lead out of the jet pipe out of the one has claimed the victory, although the result has not been officially declared. the

thanks to our people, we ended victorious. we are victorious. i would like to think my wonderful people, my greek nation, for the owner of allowing me to serve you once again. now in may, you made your most important choice. you have shown this nation your will, and thank you for supporting me by taking a look at the results as they are right now. the other one, at the 52 percent of the vote, with more than 99 percent of the votes counted by this hour. his opponent, kamala collection value, supported, nearly at 48 percent. and already there being a thrones of crowns and by the anchor. and is time bull essentially celebrating out of the ones victory. although we do wait for a 100 percent of the vote. if i hop off 9 right there in the, in this symbol, and that sign for as well with live pictures on the live pictures here and all the international. but these are live. i do pick your parking. we can can continue with special coverage here with this up presidential runoff in tennessee with the one

calling it a land slide victor the we strongly believe we will continue to serve our nation for the next 5 years or so to me we will absolutely, absolutely. when these elections in the 2nd round, every one will say the

hello and welcome to was a part of the discretion and distance and have long term defining features of china's diplomacy. the vision being, i'm willing to upset it's delicate balancing acts with too much directness. but over the last couple of months, both the substance and the style of china as international culture has become far more explicit what's behind it. and what does it mean for the rest of the world? both to discuss that i'm now joined by young chunk professor and executive team on dish of high academy of global governance and area studies, a tune high international studies universities. dr. young, it's great to talk to thank you very much for your time. thank you. my pleasure. to joining, etc. oh, he went now a country like china excerpts influenced by the simple fact of its existence, its gravitational forces, huge. it affects economically, politically, culturally spirited. surely,

many of the nations both close to it and far behind and for many years that seem to be enough for being just, you know, influenced by being. but i think over the last couple of months that has changed and your country has become to vote for more president on the international change . why they think that is, you know, i'm going to be so. so is a change is not totally happen until you, the pastors are mazda is about to, from the beginning, i think, actually century, and even wait, especially we should even come to power interest on the tell you when china become the 2nd toward economics, this is a basic chat, basic information which on his departments because china become a global china, it's not as before, the service previously chinese google china, but it was a focus on the regional issues, especially on the import issues. so notice i think the china become tied pad. china is not to see power, but it is

a sweep size. the power that we use china is not to do up the country. please relate to the rip to do up in country while it's somewhere in between them. this is actually a very interesting for the specific code difference between the east and the west because many in the west believed that in order to make the world a better place, people need to do something where as many and beast especially those who follow down believe that the order will restore itself if the humans don't interfere with it too much. do you think china is now trying to combine both of this approaches? i think tried to try to combine both on the one hand trying to continue to restrict tradition. so that means that to have a different understanding about the world about there is an old up at a power of power at east and assume about the, or the issues for the obviously which have a how does it do you have a global meeting? mean a have, this is a tradition, but only on the hand to try and become me. as you said, pro app tool, same before is most because with china as a change, china's power become,

become more powerful. but because it was the word is changing, and the worries let go with governance is nicole for, you know, menacing is so that, you know, try to listen to the voice and we try the, because your nice thing is there is a huge mon cannot, you know, to as, as before, as previously to the, to some to provide always to some of the code for the, for the word. what do you mean by a, by the public good. what is exactly the world needs to be provided with, for example, use it for the to within countries. so for example, we have a initial view of, of the seats or the us route and they loaded and built right for these different countries is the lack of deployment. luckily, investment to the lack of structure. but so the deal with the countries haven't to provide always this is, it seems that the, it's not a good place for you measurement. because in low enough to make a notice of the, for example, the easy, the rule law it

a. so in this only seeing the criticize the bus to get into something with china, him up z tweet, we tried to, to, we try to, we things that these are, is a good space for operation with these countries. so we think that china is a pato, the rest or, and china has belong to the so called the s t m o u. and does it pato with a sort of ward? so we things that's a wing china, do we use a we have the application to do something for the friends, $400.00 or so. so use the rest of the world. we are recording this interview on the sidelines, have developed a conference, and many of its experts believe that. one of the reasons why china is international posture has changed, is because it's calculated that, as you know, with the world as it is uh, this stance of contemplative distancing is damaging,

not only to china's future, but the china is in egypt presence. and it's challenge, 1st and foremost by the united states. do you agree with that? china, in the historical firms or positions that you can always provide some publicly for the 1st around the world just as easy as why in the east asia. right. and there is a very strong chinese culture you, for this 100 countries. and as there was at its destination just to grow to which does the interruption culture in terms of the things that used as a west. and i think it's a lift very positively in the memory. he's talked a member even full uh no contemporary toward this was. so i think there is not so many change you see is that means china is a continuous. the tradition continued. it's tradition of how to deal with this around the world and a partially i always use that. so yes, williams and new presents and to have new ideas and doing china is power become

a have more power not only from perspective, with dps, so always or so these rising. and so the forty's waiting for china is he want me to moment to use the, the word of this is the reason why fi is what is it hard to say that the biggest difference between china in the united states when it comes to providing public goods for humanities, the fact that china is actually providing and the united states is talking about providing and the more it talks and the less a does this gap between what is sad and what is done becomes far more empowering to other players. and i, i think can, yes, this is a part of those, a different spots. the main difference. i think lising the, the, the, the how to use these public schools when time provided was it public goes without any political conditions. we don't ask because the receive to or to changes like some of the non so laws and so in us who just said okay, you need to investment. so list this corporate. so these,

the big difference between china and so western countries, especially the, in the, between china in the united states. many here in russian believe that russia initiated it smells reparation. and ukraine only when it's calculated that the confrontation with the west is inevitable. do you seeing at this point that the confrontation between china and the west is inevitable, given that the west seas, your efforts to be present in the world as adversarial? just the simple fact of your doing what you believe needs to be done is already defined as a threat to america. yeah. now it become a she needs to because before exercising cause that's it's and i don't think so. china ends, you know, stays competition, law even reliable. this cannot be avoidable as increase each. see we have very good uh, economics, under trade, the mentors, things. and so you might remember have a good, remember memory, about the 2000 pages you, you post on 10, there was

a conference seminar or so organized by the, by the end to use the china number one. so we have worked for and to the russian guys say that's the main contradiction. use of tentative for so central if you turn any. and i say it will be that the combination beginning tomatoes and you've been trying to don't want to get. he walked into this complex and as he stays in this ad, i will enforce the china into this competition. at this time. no one you in chinese export. what a group weighs these pine, but no, it's a relative term. so i think that's it's, it is a risk because nissan people, china, is, has, has the willingness to challenge. and your last is in the united states position as a huge amount in the word. but because the most as perception about china is a threat as said and, you know, met to china, well know what to do. we have done a lot try to soften this kind of, you know,

coverage combination between, between china and say about so without any results. do you think the chinese recent decision to become formal, pro, proactive internationally is in any way related to this change of prospective in, in china, that as much as you try to stay peaceful and on good terms with the united states, it may not ultimately be possible to even use ally of the china sign, the united states. what is it was the china also has a continue to do some good things for these. these is why you want me and a if he's come to broad. so it'd be nice days because my have met and just thought it was time. what you were sent to 3 years. we have is the same, you know, press release. yeah. so they, they met but they also, um, if anyone follows the sort of the style of the interaction in the press release as .