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himself is trying to be the tough guy and be called upon to match food in terms of his toughness. poon is a master of joe politics to be sure. and i was a little surprised at the announcements at the biden administration had that they will be holding a solo press conference after the summit as opposed to it's normally a joint press conference. usually joint press companies are sign of some sort of mutual cooperation, mutual acceptance, or at least to show that there is some sort of goodwill coming out of that summit. the fact that the bio ministrations were presented. we said that there will be a unilateral press conference already signal that it's probably going to be quite a contentious one on one. maybe they'll change their mind at the last moment because, i mean, i should also say that after the nato summit, there was that odd moment when lensky of ukraine tweeted that ukraine was going to be part of nato. and that seem to be road back. you, you worked for the mayor of italy glitch go, what do you think about the wisdom of lensky tweeting out that ukraine is? what nato? i would not

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poon said that he talked about cider and he said that the biggest vendors in on cyber were the united states, canada, latin america, and britain, apparently russia that they didn't make the top fly. you know, so that's absurd, non clear that whether he means from the soil of those countries which you put in, was very keen on emphasizing. i suppose moscow after all, hosts the whistleblower edward snowden. so i don't know whether the russian government advised him, but the mass spectrum, surveillance and hacking revealed they snowed. it appears to be of a different order. yeah, that's very, very different. where they were, that was more in the context of this ransomware. i don't think he was talking about governmental hacking and cyber operations because as obama said, united states is better than anybody. and so on that level, russia has a worthy competitor in the united way. way, believe in fair, better than anyone, then how is it who didn't go trump elected? i mean, i us that vociferously, obviously, but it is a given and certainly was amongst the nature nation media. press cool that

it is - counterintuitive, if you think it has gone from poor to very poon it has gone from poor to veryeep it on the world heritage list in terms of its protection. i imagine the australian government sees something behind this, not least that china will be chairing the meeting were a final decision may be taken? there has been some suggestion that this may be some kind of retaliation. australia called for an independent enquiry into the origins of covid—i9 which upset china and there has been a row between the two countries. there are 21 members of unesco, so all those countries are behind a decision like this and many say there has been a move within many years with an unesco to link a country's climate policies, and we know australia's climate policies have not changed in 2015 and the prime minister has been reticent to sign up to a net zero target. unesco has tried to link the climatology policies to the heritage site. it may notjust be political tensions but china does play a big role in unesco.— big role in unesco. let's put the politics _ big role in unesco. let's put the politic

himself is trying to be the tough guy and be called upon to match food in terms of his toughness. poon is a master of joe politics to be sure. and i was a little surprised at the announcements at the biden administration had that they will be holding a solo press conference after the summit as opposed to it's normally a joint press conference. usually joint press companies are sign of some sort of mutual cooperation, mutual acceptance, or at least to show that there is some sort of goodwill coming out of that summit. the fact that the bio ministrations were presented. we said that there will be a unilateral press conference already signal that it's probably going to be quite a contentious one on one. maybe they'll change.

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commuters for those office workers and for the past 18 months as you have heard business has been pretty pooncratch after brexit. downing street said it meant british products such as cars and scotch whisky would be cheaper to sell in australia. but the farming sector in the uk has expressed concern about imports of meat, and potential compromises on food standards. britain's first trade deal negotiated from scratch. two countries and two farming systems. agriculture has been the most sensitive area of the talks, but the prime minister sees the deal as an opportunity for a wide range of british exporters. for northern ireland, northern irish machine tools, this will be good news. it will be good news for british car manufacturers, it will be good news for british services, for british financial services and it will be good news for, i hope, for agricultural sector on both sides. our economies are stronger by these agreements. this is the most comprehensive and ambitious agreement that australia has concluded. the only one which comes into close connection with that is the arrangement we have