u. s. and australia, criminal gangs were tricked into using a messing messaging app that was being secretly run by the f. b. i. arrests were made in more than a dozen countries and drugs, weapons luxury vehicles in cash c without news. swiftly followed another victory in the fight against criminals, lurking online. the us justice department says it's recovered most of the ransom paid by colonial pipeline when it was hit by a cyber attack last month. long lines outside gas stations, up and down the east coast. a consequence of a hack on colonial pipeline. the operator of the largest gasoline pipeline in the united states. the russian cyber criminals called themselves dark side and used a ransomware attack to gain access to colonial data, and then demanded 75 bit coins to release it. about $4400000.00. the company ended up paying and investigators have recovered a large part of the ransom about 64 bit points worth based on our investigation into dark side and incredible work with other u. s. government partners. we identified a virtual currency wallet that the dark side actors used to collect

u. s. and australia probably came from russia . j. b. s is the world's largest meet packer. it's sort of opperation disrupted on monday investigation suggest the hackers were from a criminal group, likely based in russia, follows another hack last month from a different group tied to russia, which crippled fuel supplies in the eastern us. migration is at the top of the agenda as the us secretary of state makes his 1st official visit to latin america. anthony blink, and once lead us to back in efforts to stop refugees, migrants arriving at the us border is expected. talk about corruption ways to improve the economies of central american nations. gabriel, i was on the reports bustling with activity downtown san jose, the capital of coast rica. a country was steady, economic growth, politically stable democracy in a world leader and environmental policies added up. and this is why the tiny central american country, a 5000000 people is often called shining success story. it is not a mistake then the u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin is in town to meet with costa rica, pres

week and dreads of law enforcement operation on the global scale from new zealand and australia to europe and the u. s. c. with impressive resonance. more than 800 arrests, more than 700 location searched more than 8 tons of cocaine. and more ladies and gentlemen, what's all, listen, none from the separation. first, you know, a digital word, criminal are widely used of for elicit purpose, all digital tools, especially encryption technology, to protect their communication from ruin, foresman civilians, online and offline. as described in europe ports, recent flagship report, the serious and organized crime threat assessment. the sector 2021, several providers and offered secure communication services, relying on modified by devices directly, an intern trinity title for criminal needs. the recent investigation, a real breakthrough in this type of communication platforms are the load law enforcement authorities in d u and globally to i lied the scalar and the global footprint of criminal network . second activities. an unprecedented month on the information and messages of been gathered in the free opera

there's only one military aggressor in the world, and that is the us back by u k, back by its vessel state australia. and the reason for that is that the u. s. has realized its losing its economic dominance. but what it does have or thinks it has is military dominance. it's a very dangerous time. well, you know the news here that we get. i mean human rights watch amnesty calling claims of human rights abuses engine. jang, true. we news every day about the the oppression of oligarchs actually and in hong kong, britain, upgrading is nuclear weapons and has sent a mess. elizabeth, it's the black sea protecting us from russia and it's headed for the south china sea. what do you think goes through the minds of the soldiers on board h m, as elizabeth, the 2nd ann boris johnson? here, when he sends our aircraft carrier, they're drawing a pandemic. well, they will have been told a story and they can hardly be blamed for what is going through their minds, frankly, with an aircraft carrier that has cost billions and whose aircraft by courtesy of the united states and those aircraft don't work very well. anyway, it would be in a very black sense to be

than $800.00 criminals worldwide including alms and drug dealers by tricking them into using an encrypted app. the u. s agency apparently was alongside australia, it's federal police and he's pictures. you can see some of those arrests happening in australia and in europe. the app called anom was run by the f b. i. security forces apparently got senior figures in organized crime to use it. and promoted, allowing intelligence agencies to monitor communications between games. the f, b, i legal latasha in austria, has have the operation as a major success. this operation demonstrates how the f, b, i and our international law enforcement partners can come together to successfully combat transnational organized crime and drug trafficking activity partnerships of the key to law enforcement. success has no one country or agency can tackle this problem alone. the operation almost broke down earlier this year though, and anonymous blog posted an article calling on people to stop using the f over safety concerns. but guess what is block was then later shut down. meanwhile, australian officials have defended the legality of intercepting those private mes

a new report reveal for security and intelligence failures that lead to the storming of the u. s. capital costs meet. cooper, australia is newest one loc discovery. and why he is the 1st. i'm a kind i hello, polar air has really settled in across australia. we're dealing with very blustery conditions as well. so adelaide saw wind gusts, 95 kilometers per hour when i show you where all the rain is on wednesday, toward the south east of victoria, south west of new south wales. so some heavy rain could see to 300 millimeters of rain here in the days to come. snow levels are dropping to about 900 meters. so it's not just snow for the australian elves. and you know, we could even see some hail mixed in here. but very cool air, thanks to that polar influence toward new zealand, high pressure in charge. so the translation is a lot of sun. wellington, we've got you in for 16 degrees and that's a few above average. asia, pacific, racine are plum rains are going to start to migrate further to the north. so i'll show you a thursday and one sec, but 1st heavy rain for beijing on wednesday in a batch of what weather, just west of

u. k. london. another story the bring you today. the father and brother of julian, a son shall travel from australia to the u. s. for a month long tour. they're calling on the white house to stop pounding the wiki leaks co founder. busy just currently in jail in the u. k. and is wanted stateside on espionage charges. his family, many supporters are urging the entire case be dropped for 6 months now passed since since the refusal of bale. and we still don't know when they will be an appeal. so what, what we're seeing is just, it's just another instance of this abuse of process that julian has been suffering under for you know, going on 12 years now. there is a, there is an opportunity now for, for the burden administration. and mary, garland just just to discontinue and drop this case leak can stop was that is a quality in julian and we can lakes and kristen hanson as her special, you know, they had the late that they continued risks of himself to attempt to give a name to the dan, earlier this year, a british court rejected the u. s. extradition request for julian, the songs due to concerns about his mental healt

u. s. u. k, australia, new zealand. major films, big, big, big films, representation of muslims. and the results were expected, but still shocking. tell us more. yeah, it was, it was definitely expected. so we did this research project with the ford foundation and the annenberg inclusion center at the university of southern california. and the actor resentment, and really the purpose of the study was because there was no real data on what representation and muslims looked like on film and television. and while we expected the results to not be good, i think we were still really dismayed. and in some facets, really shocked by what we saw the we expected that the representation of muslims on film and television would be a bit more. but we didn't expect it to be as completely erase and the, the nuance than the diversity of muslims to be completely erased from popular culture. so i think that for us, it was a really, it was, it was a really difficult thing to see because once a result started to come out, we really started to understand why and how these attitudes towards muslims around

u. s. the u. k. australia as well about the prevalence of this delta variance the and even delta plus i believe there is as well. now, do you have fears that this is the kind of thing which can supercede the vaccine? while i went to seats, i would say, or cause problems, especially for countries that haven't relied on one dose back to me some strategies because one dose we we've known for now against adulthood is very, very low advocacy browser. can pfizer, it's around $3033.00 consent to doses with eyes you get up to 80 percent advocacy and with astrazeneca, 60 percent. 60 percent is not 8090 percent that we used to have with other vaccine in or against original strength. and we are seeing breakers in the past week. 14 cro virus, 31 growing virus adults are very in depth in the england. 14 of 49 percent were actually from adults and australia showing that even fleeting contact of merely seconds of an per 2 people walking past each other in a store. we have security footage can actually lead to infection and that's how the australia operate is happening right now. so please contact transmission, grea

and co founder. they've traveled from australia to the u. s. for a month long tour to raise awareness of his plight. a song she is currently in jail in the u. k. and is wanted state side on charges of espionage and his family and supporters want the entire case against him to be dropped. so 6 months now passed since since the refusal of bale. and we still don't know when there will be an appeal. so what, what were the thing is just, it's just another instance of this abuse of process that julian has been suffering under for, you know, going on 12 years now. when league can still was 2 leagues can bring justice. a british court earlier rejected us extradition request for julian, a sorry, over concerns about his mental health, but at the same time maintained that washington has a solid case against him. america is insisting he should be handed over for releasing thousands of classified files. it has been almost a decade since assange was 1st arrested in london. he later skipped bale before spending a total of 7 years. hold up at the ecuadorian emb

and hence they developed this app called on, which was 1st applied in australia. this would appear to be because of privacy concerns and because u. s. law enforcement had to get all the warrants in place to be able to carry out what is essentially surveillance on these criminal entities or alleged criminal entities. so it began in australia, ran out as a test then, and it was one single alleged criminal who was given the 1st device he lived in australia at the time, then moved subsequently to turkey. but over subsequent months, that device or the application was provided to more and more criminal organizations until it reached about 12000 individuals working for some 300 criminal syndicates. so this was a massive slow operation. and the only reason that would appear to have come to light now is because one of the search warrants ended. so the was revealed in court clearly the f, b i and other law enforcement agencies concerned now that the criminals would know about this particular thing. and hence, around the world, the effects have not been made public. mike the, the f b i is tilting this as a great success, but there is also a c

news around the world. unesco says australia's great barrier reef should be added to a list of endangered world heritage sites. the u. s. cultural body blamed the decline and quarrel at the refund climate change and urged australia to take accelerated action on global warming. the australian government said it would quote, strongly oppose the plan. las vegas raters defensive and carl nasa has become the 1st active and f l player to come out as gay. the best that's released and instagram message with the announcement move has been welcome by the head of the national football league, guys. more than a dozen nfl players have come out as gay after their careers were over. germany, fist or conservative parties have formerly announced their program for the country's general elections in september. after 16 years in power, chancellor, i'm going to macklin stepping down and the leader of 1st c d u party. i mean law shift is hoping to replace or he and marcus 0 of the bavarian csu party presented their program on monday in berlin. germany, c. d u and see a few leaders put on a show of unity for the media. the fight over who would stand this chance for the candidate

$800.00 criminals worldwide, including arms and drug dealers by tricking them into using an encrypted app. the u . s. agency apparently worked alongside australia's federal police. our in these pictures you can see some of those arrest happening in australia and europe. the rates took place in more than a dozen countries. now the app called a norm was run by the f b. i. security forces apparently got senior figures in organized crime to use it and promote it, allowing intelligence agencies, agencies to actually monitor communications between gangs of f. b. i has hail the operation as a major success every single person who used and used it for a criminal purpose. the criminals using these devices believe they were secretly planning crimes far beneath the radar of law enforcement. but in reality, the criminals were not underneath the radar. they were on it. essentially, we had been in the back pockets of organized crime and operationalize a criminal type, dan, look, we have never said. well, the operation almost broke down earlier this year though. an anonymous blog posted an article calling on people to stop using the app over safety concerns. we

your go says australia's great barrier reef should be added to a list of endangered world heritage sites. the u. s. cultural body blame the decline in the coral at the refund climate change and urged australia to take accelerated action on global warming. the australian government that it would quote, strongly oppose the plan. las vegas readers defensive and carl nasim has become the 1st active and f l player to come out as gay, released and instagram message with the announcement friend, the move has been welcomed by the head of the nfl. pretty far more than a dozen football players have come out as gay after their careers were over before to death from cover 19 in columbia have passed more than 100000. the south american country has seen record infection rates in recent weeks. as a 3rd wave of the disease hits the country, officials warren essential medical supplies are running low. africa is firmly in the grip of a 3rd wave of the cove in 1900. pandemic, new infections are increasing by 20 percent weak on week across the continent. the democratic republic of congo, namibia, and uganda are especially hard hit with each country seeing its highest rate of new infections sinc

u. s. is plenty of room both 25 percent of the goods from 6 countries . we want the big tech firms levies which cover $2000000000.00 of imports from u. k. india, australia, italy, spain, and turkey terrace will initially be suspended to allow for negotiations lose silverman. the biggest thing here in the news . oh, the forgotten about for a long time. at last, fabio grew and his colleagues are directing traffic again and the piazza, the media transforms into a real once more the next into the conflict with tim sebastian, scribe between israel and the militant palestinian group. how much remains fragile my guess is we from gaza, is that the main spokesman when he finally accepts the targeting israeli civilians violates international law. but is there anyone left and he still wants to talk to conflict zone 60 minutes on the w. o. o. and german whiskey. anytime in the video, nevada, they have to beg for those songs to sing along to download the call from super various causes, put us into active exercises are available in the w dot com slash dogs on facebook . all in the germans are free with b, w. the news. hello and welcome to focus on europe with me live show. thanks for j

appointed weld policeman the father and brother of julian sanchez calling on the white house to stop hounding the wiki league's co founder. they've traveled from australia to the u. s. than for a month long to try to raise awareness about his flight. sounds he's currently in jail in the u. k. and he wanted state side on espinoza's charges, his family and many supporters urging that the entire case be dropped. so 6 months now passed since since the refusal of bale. and we still don't know when there will be an appeal. so what, what were the thing is just, it's just another instance of this abuse of process that julian has been suffering under you know, going on 12 years now. when leaks can still force 2 leagues can bring justice. so a british cordelia rejected us expedition, requests full julian assange over concerns about his mental health. while at the same time, maintaining washington's got a solid case against him, america's insisting he should be handed over to releasing thousands of classified files. this belongs to decades and sons was 1st arrested in london. he later skipped veil before spending a total of 7 years. hold up inside the ecuadorian embassy in th

u. s. certainly isn't going at it alone. the u. s. established what are called the artemus accords. a series of bilateral agreements with other countries, space agencies, including australia, italy, japan, the u. k and the united arab emirates, the european union has pledge to pursue a more aggressive european space plan to prevent china from out maneuvering and al muscling the us and its partners, while creating a more independent program of its own. across the world, the united arab emirates made history recently by becoming the 1st arab nation to send the spacecraft into the martian orbit for a 2 year mission. saudi arabia plan to add another $2000000000.00 to its own space program by 2030 and what has become a middle east space race of its own. saudi arabia is one of the main founders of air upset the arab satellite communications organization, which it has a 37 percent stake in. israel also continues to bolster its own space program, its own technology and research. and the iranian space agency continues to launch satellites into orbit. the u. s. is res. concerns about runs potential military goals using rockets to be repurposed as long range missiles and also runs enhanced space reconnaissance

u. s. can go alone. the u. s. needs like my department. that's what the g 7 summit is all about. not just including the g 7, but also including india, south korea, australia coming together and finding a common approach to all these challenges. i highlighted climate change, infrastructure development, cobra. my team build back after world is exactly that approach. trying to build a common alliance of like minded partners that provide the world with leadership on climate change, infrastructure development, cobra. my team plan is to donate 1000000000 faxing notices. so this is what it's about, right. so over the weekend we should see how far they get in that cooperation. roderick capital puts from the location institute for china studies. thanks for joining us. update your business. thank you for having well, the gym and parliament has passed, a new supply chain law is a require, large companies will make large companies punishable for any human rights or environmental abuses by their suppliers. the aim is to make corporations accountable for every inch of their supply chain. wiggers speaking cotton in china, seen jung region. the muslim population here has been repressed by a

and australia. the ransomware attack on the brazilian, the packet came just weeks after a similar incident shut down the colonial oil pipeline in the u. s. j vs that it was resuming operations at the vast majority of its plants. earlier, the white house that j. b. s. had received a run some demand from a criminal organization based in russia. let's get more on that from isabel scachar, who is a cybersecurity expert at the orpheum school for management and technology. thanks for joining us on your business. how sophisticated was this attack? so we don't have the full technical details, so it's difficult to say how sophisticated it was exactly i would say from the impact it is not a theory as, as other ransomware attacks in the past. but it definitely adds to the growing threat of rants where attacks generally and i see an industrial operational and a political dimension here. so the industrial dimension might not be as serious an offense because j b s reportedly got their systems back up and running again. nonetheless, the attack has effected north american australian systems and has halted work for thousands of employees. so that is qui

registered a record 21000 cases on saturday, and australia's biggest city sidney has now ordered a 2 week lockdown or in other stories are following the u. s has said that if you appears in battle, take great region is facing wells was hunger crisis in a decade. the us agency for international development estimates that up to 900000 people are experiencing famine conditions. government in eritrea and troops launched offensive against regionally doesn't to gray last november. ongoing fighting is disrupt to humanitarian efforts on the ground. 3 employees of the international medical charity doctor's our borders were killed in an attack on thursday. well now, so i've got his don security forces. they're battling a taliban offensive in the north of the country. just days after the group catch captured, the main crossing with duke has done more than 5000 families have been forced to flee. the city of condos, which is surrounded by taliban fighters, families are taking refuge in a school and say no aid has been provided to them. and there's growing concern of a resurgence by the group as foreign troops withdraw from the country. the un says the

u. s. despite thousands dying every day. they stories after the break. ah hello, we do have a friend sliding across southern parts of australia and this is dropping some heavy rain so we look to new south wales summers be june 14th, we saw 50 millimeters of rain that made it the wet is june 14th in nearly 2 decades we do have some storms rumbling across the southeast of queens and we've even seen some severe thunderstorms. and we can't rule that out toward wednesday, but still that instability toward the se, victoria new south wales and still that cool air in play. adelaide a high of 14 degrees off to new zealand. some scattered showers, starting to pull away but it will remain white into christ church. and you know, really the rain really isn't that far away for places like wellington 40 percent chance of showers on friday will up that to about at 60 percent chance as we had towards saturday for se, asia, it's our usual sundry downpours bank are coachman city. paul, them port and singapore heavy pockets of rain though, can be found in brunei and it will be dr for loose on island in the philippines. so yes, that includes manila, and our sundry down ports wi

and australia. the ransomware attack on the brazilian meet packer came just weeks after a similar incident shut down the colonial oil pipeline in the u. s. gps that it was resuming cattle slaughter at the vast majority of its plants. earlier, the white house said j b. s. have received a ransom demand from a criminal organization based in russia. let's take a look now. some of the other business stories making headlines. all my chinese top trade negotiator, johan held a video call with us treasury secretary, janet yelling on tuesday. the world's 2 biggest economies have been locked and still meeting their trade conflict. but there have been signs of contact in recent weeks. still, there is no indication when formal talks between beijing and washington will resume . growth in brazil returned to its pre panoramic level of 1.2 percent during the 1st 3 months of 2021. latin america's largest country, benefiting from the easing of cobra, 1900 restriction, despite the countries ongoing struggles with the pandemic last year, brazil's annual g d p contract if by whopping 4 point one percent in speaking of brazil, a giant underwater cable connect

australia, the all share in south africa. it's up but just barely for the week. data on that u. s. inflation and demand actually help boost the ran to its higher level and over 2 years, it is now the best performing emerging market currency for the year. now we got to move over to europe and the america in the u. k. the foot see in the green after report showed the british academy grew 2.3 percent in april. the index is on track for a 5th month of gains led this week by the travel and mining industries. this, despite the u. k. government signaling it that it may actually have to delay the lifting of all locked down measures due to the spread of the delta cobit varia. the german dax is down, while the french tech is actually up for the week. the european central bank and now it's on thursday that it had no plant, the taper interest rates and asset purchases amid rising inflation concerns the latest that it shows that you economy could track it point 3 percent quarter on quarter, which was less than the point 6 percent that was expected. now we move across the atlantic to brazil where the evo best

u. s. s. base. be revealed in a new roof on ah ah hello, welcome to the look at the international, full conscious be a rather cool and for passive eastern australia with an area of low pressure. now just teasing out into the open waters. but on thursday that cool have a southerly. when's that to pick the temperatures back in sydney to just 13 port 4 degrees celsius. so the coldest stay for 5 years here. so some unusually cool weather coming in across at east side of the country, but temperature is bouncing back now. 800 celsius for sidney on saturday afternoon . noticed some showers just rolling across the se. port fairy pushing into victoria . seeing some wet weather windy weather coming in across has made much of all, looks fine and rise. we go on through the next couple of days. might just catch one or 2 showers still in place. they're down towards south west for a time the. the rain will ease across the pipe, running back in across tasmania righteous guys coming into victoria. i'm much driver and brought a warmer into sidney at around 90 degrees celsius. not surprised and warm into work . new zealand over the next style service looking like a

and alan t harris actually give a damn about them. australia police say they've arrested 81 people as part of the global sting operation, led by the u. s. the f. b, i is claiming to have caught more than $800.00 criminals worldwide, including arms and drug dealers by tricking them into using an encrypted up aside from austria. rates have taken place in more doesn't countries including a stringent or a federal police, worked alongside us intelligence, the up called anom was run by the f. b. i. security forces apparently got senior figures in organized crime, to use and promoted, and allow the intelligence agency to monitor communications between gangs, the f b i legal latasha, austria has hail this thing and major success. this operation demonstrates how the f, b, i and our international law enforcement partners can come together to successfully combat transnational organized crime and drug trafficking activity partnerships of the key to law enforcement. success has no one country or agency can tackle this problem alone. the operation almost broke down earlier this year though, and anonymous blogger posted an article calling and people

and australia. the ransomware attack on the brazilian meet packet came just week after a similar incident shut down the colonial oil pipeline in the u. s. j vs said it was resuming operations at the vast majority of his plans. earlier, the white house j. b. s. had received a run some demand from a criminal organization based in russia. let's get more on that from isabel's scachar, who is a cybersecurity expert at the orpheum school for management and technology. thanks for joining us on the do you business? how sophisticated was this attack? so we don't have to full technical details, so it's difficult to say how sophisticated it was exactly i would say from the impact it is not a theory as, as other ransomware attacks in the past. but it definitely adds to the growing threat of rants where attacks generally and i see an industrial operational and a political dimension here. so the industrial dimension might not be as serious an offense because j b s reportedly got their systems back up and running again. nonetheless, the attack has effected north american australian systems and has halted work for thousands of employees. so that is qu