second in the results as it stands, the c d u c. s u alliance, which until and i was fronted by angler michael their campaign slogan. mr. my good things better in the post back here that promising to tighten immigration rules and to cut taxes for low middle income workers of foreign policy. they see relation to the russian shondra being the main challenges the green party with the 14th century like 3rd to they seek to combat climate change. obviously under develop infrastructure, they're also in favor of more immigration and the rise in the minimum wage while supporting a universal basic income might approving of germany's nature membership. they stand against nuclear weapons, the green's so tough a policies on russia and china, somebody else was mentioning the been poor. some polling stations in berlin actually ran out of ballot papers and said that they weren't able to get deliveries in the quick enough because the roads have been closed because of the annual mattress. and that takes place on a sunday. and la, michael's preferred choi

u. s. u s. a g u s. a gymnastics, and u. s. u. s o p c u s a lip, they can paralympic committees. the questions that we keep hearing from the survivors as why, why did they all seem to conclude to cover this up f b, i initially, in not doing anything once they 1st heard about the allegations in 2015, not interviewing the survivors, not even telling local local officials in the states that larry nasa was alleged to be molesting children and young women in the meantime. as you heard, many more women were left and what was going on, why was there this cover up when it comes to the f b? i rather, it's not just how they mishandled the investigation, but bennett is cover up. it is when the inspector general was investigating the f b, i conduct the agent in charge light to the inspector general, which then leads to the question of accountability. normally, when someone lives to the f, b i or the inspector general than you expect criminal proceedings, none of that has happened to the, the agents who are being held responsible for not doing anything for so long about about these allegations

the s p d just the head of michael c. d u c. s u alliance. according to those polls are still too close to cool though this stage will keep you to date with the results as they come in the the central russian city of miss morning after this week's university gun massacre . 6 people were killed on monday, allegedly by students who classmates described as being a silent and lonely teenager. a warning you may find these upcoming images disturbing. another 40 people were wounded in the shooting. most of them students, many of whom are still fighting for their lives on the east coast and dangerous coffers in retracing the steps taken by the killer. this is the exact road the perpetrator took while he was carrying out his vicious plan. and this is, by the way, the exec street, where he fired at a passing car as he was making his way towards the campus. ah, the gunman showed up at the university faculty building. and this is where he was 1st filmed by terrified students. they were staring at him as he strode across the park with a hunting rifle, amm

s p d. c is good times with russia as vital for european p. second in the polls is the c d u. c. s u alliance relation to the front of uncle michael. that campaign slogan is to make good things better in the post merkel era. they're promising to title immigration rules and comp taxes for low to middle income workers. and on foreign policy, they see relations of russia and china as the main challenges facing germany. now, the green policy was over 14 percent of the bud seeks to combat climate change and develop infrastructure. they're also in favor of more of a gratian and a rise in the minimum wage while also supporting a universal basic income. despite approving of germany's native membership, they stand against nuclear weapons and the greens on top of policies on russia and china. and i have been report that some polling stations in berlin run out of balance papers. it's also been said that they were not able to get delivery as quick enough, as roads are closed due to the annual market. and also how they sunday angle americans preferred choice in the political race on, in lash at g

u. c. s u candidate who hasn't been as convincing. it was very focused on the person, we have a very strong person, other sation of this election campaign. what is also a little bit new for our political system because we had here for longer the case very strong parties at. busy busy busy the program of the parties was very, very important, but we see also in this election campaign that candidates and advantages and especially also the failures and mistakes of individual. busy candidates made it made a big difference. climate change in social justice have dominated the campaign. and some of the c d. u votes could go to the green party or the social democrats on death. shoddy, it's a shame that merkle doesn't want to run any more. cd you people are bit unsettled and are scared that things won't be the same, although they shouldn't be. renewal is important. everyone believes that from all parties. so it's good to have a new coalition germans. i expected to spend their votes among more parties than usual. the election would be followed b

u. c. s u alliance, which until now is fronted by anglo makeover campaign slogan is to make good thing better in the post mack leave the promising to tighten up immigration rules and to cut taxes for low to middle income work is on foreign policy. they see relations with russia and china being the challenges the face general, the i think of the green party with more than 14 percent of the folks they seek to combat climate change, obviously. and to develop infrastructure. they're also in favor of more immigration and a rise in the minimum wage. they support a universal basic income despite approving of germany's native membership. they, however, stand against nuclear weapons on the green's won't tougher policies on russia and china. just some interesting information about reports coming in, some polling stations in berlin actually ran out of balance. papers has been said that they weren't able to get deliveries in quick enough because roads had been closed because of the annual morrison in berli

u. c. s u policy schwann, considerably. since the last suppose in 2017 germany said the s new child, the social democrats in the lead, with 25.8 percent, would be ruling christian democrats in 2nd place with 40, with 24 point one percent for the devote said a green party with 14.6 percent then comes the free democratic party with 11.5 percent. the alternative for germany policy gone is 10.4 percent. and the left flaws, he only trust cases, 4.9 percent threshold. and let's now look more closely. i won't divert means germans today when directly choosing a chancellor, they were elected members of the been to stock will now go about taking a chance to lead will in park because there's always a collision. government issued to receive to banners, papers, to fences for accounted in that electro district. there were $399.00 such constituents across the country. and the 2nd ballot is for political policy. and there are $47.00 of them voting to force the. but the only policies with more than 5 percent of the both nationwide can enter

u. c. s. u has shrunk considerably since the last vote 4 years ago, and is now the lowest since the lions was created 72 years ago. in 3rd place in the green party followed by the free democratic party and alternative for germany. the left part is very narrow, a fail to get past 5 percent threshold, but will still be represented in the bundis dog as it managed to win 3 constituencies. now, all ballots have been counted, although the result won't be considered official until it's announced by the election agency a couple of weeks from now. with reminder of how the system works, german voters don't directly choose the chancellor. they elected members of the button to start with al, go about picking a chancellor to lead him. practice is always a coalition government. the results from sunday's votes suggested coalition talks, could drag on for several weeks. well, let's cross life to berlin and get some more on this. is peter oliver joining us this morning. good morning. you peter sholtes, celebrati

while upholding germany native commitments and the s d p. c's good times with russia is being vital for european pace. second in the polls, it's the c d u c s u alliance, which until now is from angler medical the campaign slogan to make good things better. the post medically are the promising to tighten immigration rules and to cut taxes for low to middle income workers on foreign policy. they see relations with russia and china as the main challenges that face germany does. the green party in 3rd place. we just have a 14 percent of the vote, i think, to combat climate change to develop the infrastructure. they're also in favor of more immigration and a rise in the minimum wage while also supporting a universal basic income. despite a proving of germany's native membership, they do stand against nuclear weapons. and the greens want tough policies when it comes to russia and china. and something with mentioning there were some polling stations in berlin actually ran out a ballot papers. it said that they weren't able to get deliveries in quick enough because roads have been closed due to the cities annual marathon, which was held on sunday. a

u. c. s u is increasing, and 12 polls are out today. but one which stands out for the christie democrats and their allies, the christine social union from bavaria, one points behind the social democrats. and the reason for that, some people say is because of the activity of anger, the medical over the course of the last few days she's appeared at rallies with om in. lush, she's appearing at one specifically right now in munich, in bavaria, which is the last, as it were, pitched way for her to be seen with arm and lashes, but also with the conservative leader in bavaria, the prime minister of area. marcus, they've been in a sort of be a whole scenario where i'm going to michael drinking beer and appearing not really to enjoy the taste of it. the flavor of it, which in some ways, mimics the way that her party has reacted to the choice of party leader of chancellor candidates. many conservatives don't really want lashley to be the chance for the candidate to do anything about it now, but they wanted marcus and they would say that with mark

c, d, u c. s u party army lash. it was disappointed with early projection. spots vowed to do everything possible to build a conservative life. government dev i comes is for by the election campaign is finished. and this is now about one thing, a stable coalition for a strong and modern germany go to the chancellor will be the one to bring opposites together. develop a successful program for the coming for years will be there will be many intensive talks and cushions in the work being done with competitors in the next few days. because some of it there, the chancellor will have to develop a project that goes beyond the coming weeks and i am prepared for that task. so step of austin is falling all of this joined his line from a gentleman, capital berlin. so both the s p d and the cd you lead is claiming the right to form a government as we heard in those clips. first of all, how much of a blow is this? to the party of chancellor anglo marco that has really been a dominant force in german politics. this is a huge blow

u. c. s u alliance, which until low was fronted by the la merkel. their campaign slogan is to make good things better in the post merkel era. they are promising to tighten integration rules and cut taxes for low to middle income workers and on foreign policy, they see relations with russia and china as the main challenges facing germany. are your correspondent peter, all of our know takes a look at more of the favorites and outsiders election with no clear air repairing to angular merkel when it comes to taking over the chancellor's office just behind me. the only real guarantees we have heading into this election when it comes to who will be the next leader of germany, is that it won't be the woman who's headed up the country's government for the best part of the last 16 years. realistically the next chancellor of germany will be one of the 3 people. each of them know comes with their own issues. the outsider for the top job is green party candidate annalee. in a bare book back in the summer, her policy will polling at the heavy heights of 22 perce

the f b, d and the c d u s. c u alliance, running neck and neck. lengthy coalition talks are expected to happen before government can be formed. with the social democrats candidate for chancellor shalt says, voters have given his party the monday to push ahead with its goals, cash stuff that we can pay for more respect. and this is cited for industrial modernization to go on in our country. and for manmade climate change to be slowed down to important issues in our country that targets for which we are working. and for this to be possible for the full cost and pause to be so favorable, the exit polls are showing great support for the s p d from the citizens. that is managed to strive and implement everything we have suggested and to put our political strength into it of part in while the s t use candidate says he is not satisfied with the results army lasha has now to do everything possible to build a conservative government have i comes is for by the election campaign is finishes and this is now about one thing. a

the end of an era for german politics. exit polls show the 2 main policies, the f, b, d and the c d u. s. c u alliance running macand neck. lengthy coalition talks are expected to happen before government can be formed with the social.

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u. s. c, u. k. and australia has defended their new security alliance is a little low, the history of the government to corn, nuclear power submarines. it's seen as an efforts to cancer teachings influence in the pacific, but china says it will only intensify an arms race. and you alliance means paris has lost a multi $1000000000.00 deal to bill submarines were strayer. the french government is angry, accusing the australians of stopping them in the bag. the taliban insistence more united than ever after reports that its leaders are no major power struggle. the group says the claims are injured destabilizing the country. just weeks after it took control. leaders from the west african economic block, echo wass, of imposed sanctions on guineas military rulers. they're demanding elections be held within 6 months. guinea was suspended from echo off last week after a military coup removed, president alpha con day from par. the special un representative for west africa and the for health says the body wil

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u. s. a g u s o p c, nor the f b i ever contacted me or my parents, while others had been informed and investigations were ongoing. i had been left to wonder why i was not taught until after the rio games its been on since the telephone seized afghanistan's capital cobble and took control of the government after its military success. it's now facing the challenge of creating a durable administration. the country's economy is in ruins and according to the world food program, up to 14000000 people are on the brink of starvation. and those are the headlines bonnie: ski here and i'll just era. after risking it all next news news. news. the the touch power river in amazon yet northern brazil. jessie, aged 14 and 11, a trying to grab hold of the boats. this is not a game. it's worse than not the only ones working the river traffic. other kids catch a ride to the passenger areas. just below them, the fairies, propeller, the risk and death just to make a few pennies. selling james and sweet morgan in or you are the level of the products in the sort of commerce is unique to this stretch of the river. me here.

angela merkel�*s conservative c—d—u party, their allies the c—s—u, and the centre left s—p—d have been parties for decades. but support for them has been in decline, challenged by rising forces such as the greens and the right wing alternative for germany party. if the election result is as close as the polls suggest, forming a government will require a coalition of three parties 7 a rarity in germany. those polls also piont to the spd candidate 0laf scholz as the current frontrunner to replace chancellor angela merkel, with a narrow lead. here's our europe editor, katya adler. a mass protest—cum—street party rallied outside parliament today to call attention to the climate crisis. it is a big election issue here. angela merkel has done a terrific job in bringing the climate change to the agenda, but i think there are limits to what she was able to do. i hope there will be a change, a more green change. of course, there's the potential for germany to take a dramatic new direction after 16 years of angela merkel, and that would be felt here and abroad. this is the eu's most influential

u. s. c u n says expulsions may violate international law. libby, as parliament pulse is a no confident spoke to the transitional government putting out the un back piece process an upcoming election. ah. 2 decades after the us invasion, afghans have been revisiting jails where they were held by allied forces and have been given, hiring accounts of suffering, abuse, and torture. and the notorious background prison held tens of thousands of prisoners out 0 has been given rare access to the now about their base and detention facility across to as i've been job, i had his in couple and as i'm a you've been inside, what did you find how was it? well, it is an extraordinary place to be. it's like a small town where you enter. she was up to tea, was the buildings after buildings. it is a sprawling 30 kilometer long complex where we were given rear access. we were able to visit the cells. some of the cells were thought about commanders who are with the showed us wear, their leaders were held where the

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c. the u. s. u. k and australia reportedly agreed to form a new defense alliance on the sidelines of this year's g. 7 summit in england, washington in london will help it by a fleet of nuclear powered submarines. the main reason for the alliance containing china, we spoke in detail about china, the stabilizing activities in beijing efforts to course and intimidate other countries. contrary to establish rules and norms, we will remain clear eyed and review a beijing's efforts to undermine the established international order. we discussed the competition of china at a number of levels that requires us to respond and to increase resilience. this does not mean that there are not constructive areas for engagement with china. straight. it continues to seek dialogue with china without pre conditions. not surprisingly, beijing condemned both the alliance and the submarine deals war war. we are the leon kaden who attended the export of highly sensitive nuclear power spring technology by the united states and

u b, c, b, u, s. b died. the people started using the point in lieu of actual dollars than essentially the country and the fan will have just lost their power because the treasury is the only body in the us that can issue legal tender. but it's stable point became widely accepted. exchange is used, then technically the treasury is no longer the only issue that the real reason that they want to try to rain because they lose everything. but then of course, the other reason that they're citing include things like the fact that they will mine are not necessarily trustworthy. as the company behind the issue, they will do not have a one to one with their ratio. as private companies, the issue and companies don't need for that at the high, where and what there are. so full circle which is the issue of us dc and tether. the issue or a t p has separately defended the level information that they share with the market and how they've invested the corporate debt commercial paper and other liquid markets of cash. so they said that that could be a risk to the financial market and the market stability as the industry rose. and is there any sort of breakdown in the city that could cause a massive i'll come back to control at the end of the day. now then i want to bring up another story here quickly, which is that robin hood is now testing a crypto wallet and crypto currency transfer features for its app, which would allow customers to send and receive digital currency such as bitcoin. now there appears to be a waitlist page for users signing up for this wallet feature. so how does it move, or how does this move rather fit in a tighter regulation? well, i think the regulators would love it, right this. this is exactly what they would hope for all crypto currency for all time. you have a few companies like coin based on robin hood that will essentially become the actual wallet. they will be the one to, to the buying and selling the crypto. you think it's yours, it's actually not. it's sitting and robin hood's wallet. and so if the government decides that you're not paying enough taxes, or that if you're skirting something they don't like or that if you're involved in some kind of illegal transaction, they can simply take the money out of your account because it's not your account. it's robin hoods, wallet and so i would just say is it as a warning kind of closing warning here. if you believe in crypto currency you want to be involved in it, do not make a coin base or a robin hood your primary wallet because it's not yours. it is there's and they can do anything they want with the currency inside that great information as always they consider boom bus, bent on and chris the i thank you both. thank you. and that, that for the time you can catch boom bus on demand on the portable tv app available on smartphones and tablets through google play in the apple app store. by searching portable tv, portable tv can also be downloaded on samsung, smart tv, and roku devices, or simply check it out at portable dot tv. well see you next time me me just a minute costing more to the search and focus bittman go ball. yeah. got me. oh yeah. oh oh i i, i got me. ah, i understand i ah, the, i don't know. i mean there's some steps in there were rescuing the food that they were scabbing or, or where were rescuing resources that are still good. this is best buy march 21st, which is in 2 days. all of these potatoes, paula panels, onions, all of these came from waste around sources. the. this is great for me because i'm always looking for a way to give things away. dr. because the tax laws, you know, definitely do benefit the wealthier people and our society. so that makes sense for them to throw it out right off, rather than give it to somebody who could use it. then that person is not going to buy it. me ah, ah, the ah, why? the 5 from moscow? this is our international hi headlining nato state school for a strategic review of the block now with from supporting the political dialogue within it is non existent. as the road deepens over a security deal between alliance members, the u. s. k and astray. europe's worst energy shortage in decades rattles the you. politicians with consumers facing a chilly winter with a fuel may be, but this is merely escape go to as lawmakers demand that moscow pump small gas plus the way to store.

u. s. intelligence services. in an email, the head of u. c. global morales orders surveillance of a song just visit with low within u. c. global. and that the lawyers explains to the spanish judiciary. that phone just meetings with all visitors, but especially with the defense lawyers for recorded me. we have long been concerned about the level of surveillance that join assigns is facing within the ecuador and embassy. this is a severe breach of loyal client attorney privilege and fundamentally undermine our ability to properly defend and provide defense to join us. finally, ecuador gives it to the pressure for political and economic reasons equivalent. so we are not in that, but if you have us heated the pro medical altogether to us since you like it was we last me i am sure that the whole house will welcome the news this morning that the metropolitan police have arrested julian, a sorry, yeah, arrested for breach. you fail open. it is 7 years in the door in embassy. he has also been arrested in relation to an extradition request from the un

u. s. why, why does it cost more money to investigate america? well, the, the u. k. contributes money to the i, c. c. the united states refuses to recognize the icpc never has recognized the i c . c. back in 19, in the 1980s. the government of nicaragua took the u. s. to the world court in the hague. and the world court found by a 15 to 0 margin that the u. s. had violated nicaragua was right, and had committed crimes against humanity by mining harbors in nicaragua. so the u . s. has a historically hostile attitude towards international court, unless those courts are paid for by the united states, like the special us tribunals that tried milosevic junior, flavio, or people in rwanda or of course, the targets of american imperialism in the middle east. so the i t. c, when it boldly said that they were going to investigate war crimes and crimes against humanity last year or the year before that the u. s. committed in afghanistan. as you heard in your earlier segment, mike pump pay when the trump administration imposed sanctions on i t. c. officials and their families and sending a clear message tha

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s. c and former state secretary to germany's defense minister. thanks so much for coming on the program here. when we're grateful to have you with us, how do you feel about the u. s. u k and australia essentially forming a defense packet against china. the company they did normally both. i live on the phone, you're really in the blog and the, the final point of the call really like how many phone tongue i went on your wall and we live in excellent corporation was how i bought and i in china and on it, it's complicated for us because we just globally and our allies, the united states. if you were to confront asian and even conflict when they got the china and know what's going on, how do i love to watch mr. been a 5 year straight. china has been germany is biggest bilateral trading partner. as you say, germany has a good economic relationship with china. you do find it alarming. i suspect that your allies taking, as you said, a confrontational sons with china. here we go, the some of the easy. we lee a decision was they got the the last 5 phone problem. that was, it was even the foaming the father united states which still. ready bought in the campaign and on the 2nd

u. s. c's easier in the context of china. you f as the vitamin searching seems to see everything in the context of china at the moment. if you has long been the u. s. s. maine ally in the whole of africa and prime minister abbey om. it has been a very successful in sort of playing both sides. china and the u. s. on the one hand, the u. s. is the donor of the most recipient of the most sub saharan aid tv left hand. it also has china on the other side, but the biden ministration doesn't want to be the white house, the administration that loses ethiopia in the horn of africa. so they've been measured in that, in that comments even here, even in this executive order 2 pages of it before or about how close the u. s. as to if you're, so they're still playing, but still hoping that they can actually get it, but they can put pressure pressure both sides in the conflict with the sort of executive order with this action without actually taking any concrete steps to have a minus sanctions on some of your officials in the past but, but yeah, it's real interesting especially when you think, but, you know, i mean, just last month. so now the power u. s. id,

c. steve, what happened on 911 directly led to the u. s. war in afghanistan and 20th on the u. s. as left and the taliban is back in charge. is this causing some kind of period of reflection? so people out the pentagon about the way they've carried the south i think at the moment of reaction after 911 the decision in october of 2001 to go and ask an a stand. almost everybody across the board saw that as a justified move to go after al qaeda and their host. but i think 20 years later, when that mission changed into so many other different missions from nation building to continue to provide, you know, the resources to prevent africana stand from becoming a sanctuary for terrorism again, for terrorist launching trans national tax. but there are many other missions that the folks had. i think there's reflection that a lot of that seem very similar to the loss of focus in the vietnam war. and i think many people in the national security circuit are asking, how did we repeat this, this issue, what, what is it with our, you know, been lot of himself told cnn before 911, that he planned

c. u. s. secretary of state anthony blank and testifying in the 1st of to hearings before congress this week, about the u. s. withdrawal from afghanistan. let's listen to what he has to say. nearly 3000 men, women and children lost their lives. were reminded why we went to afghanistan in the 1st place to bring justice to them to attack us. and to ensure that it would not happen again. which of those objectives long ago or sound good? lauren was killed in 2011 a decade ago. ok, this capabilities were degraded significantly, including its ability to plan and conduct external operations. after 20 years, 2641 american lives lost $20000.00 injuries in dollars spent. it was time to end america as long as laurel and president barton took office. in january, he inherited an agreement that is predecessor had reached the top of on to remove all the remainder forces from afghanistan by may 1st of this year. part of that agreement, the previous administration pressed the afghan government to release $5000.00 taliban prisoners, including some top war commanders. meanwhile, it reduced our own force presence to 2500 tr

u. k is to the u. s. reach helen's how to 0 london. now there's been a heavy police presence in washington, d. c, for riley supporting those who are arrested during the storming of the capital in january. police were taking no chances of a piece of those events on january 6 saying their intelligence reports of some threats of violence. but the event passed off peacefully from the val, with their organizers, were expecting anywhere in the region of $500.00 to $700.00 demonstrators. to sign up to this, the organizer said that site had up site, but it obligations on the website, the police and the taurus, he said the 700 people apply for permits. in the end, the number was probably much lower than that. it's time to see much more journalists protested, i'm mix of protested as well. this wasn't just close here, but that course i was on the stage over there. that was the protest, his hair from black lives matter. others who were demanding that said donald trump, and indeed some authorities to come here to support the cause for justice. but those who are incarcerated should also be in prison. or the organizer was very clear. he said this was about securing justice. but those who are in prison, awaiting trial for that roles or the alleged roles at the january, 16 costs in a conservation. this was not a pro donald trump protest. and in fact we didn't hear any real mention of donald trump. this is solely about those people who are on trial or who have been awaiting trial or who have been convicted. in fact, donald trump, himself hasn't really been involved with as such because tweets for obvious reasons . he compet any messages on facebook. he did really to statement and the last few days in which he talked about how it was wrong and it was unjust, that those people were being persecuted. remember also he is no longer presidents. so he is not protected by the trappings like surroundings of that office. he would be open to civil proceedings. i'm criminal proceedings if he were to be seen to be inciting any violence. so now this protest wrapping up, it has been a largely paced sofa that has been lots and lots of device. there are lots of police to me, there was what offices over there. they're all layers and layers of security officers from local, local authorities, or offices from the capital police, a national guard where they were taking absolutely no chances here at the capital and making sure there was not anywhere near a repeat of january 6th. well, the u. s. is preparing to fly thousands of haitians who gathered a texas boarded town back to their homeland with as many as a flight day. estimated that moving 13000 people, most of them from haiti, a stand going to make sure come on the bridge and del rio to find an administration is finalizing time to begin the deportations on sunday. us authorities close traffic to vehicles on pedestrians in both directions. the only border crossing in the city off the chaos on friday, del rios mayor is declared a state of emergency describing the situation is unprecedented and surreal. out there is john holman, is in del rio and texas. we have now just right next, really to the camp where more than $10000.00 haitians all we just seeing now that it's being close us army personnel that are outside of the gate to be encouraged to the time. now on the other side of it, all, lots of people from haiti that have traveled up from many of them from south america through central america to get this fall. a lot o

c. graduate tele picks up the story for us. the new august security packed between us trailer, the u. k and the u. s. was designed to counted chinese aggression. and china has indeed gone on the offensive a charm offensive. the ging is now trying to france who was not by its allies by being left out of the deal as permanent members of the un security council. china in france shoulder the responsibility of maintaining international peace and stability, promoting global development and multilateralism. so we can and should strengthen our cooperation, which is in the interest of the whole world. arms deals on such a large scale or not conducive to world peace. we should not get involved in an arms race. estrella is counting on the u. k, to provide cutting edge nuclear submarine technology. problem is camera might be a century to lay to britain's maritime party. they are real concerned that we will life the capability to main hines, the vessels, and that we will be increasingly handed on us or support the terms of the all because deal are vague, with nothing concrete agreed. but it's far from obvious wha

c. p. away by all sides in a complete and verifiable way. but the iranians are not so happy with the u. s. position. they say the u. s. has paradoxical behavior. on one hand, it says it wants to return to the iran nuclear deal. remember, it was the trump administration that pulled out of that deal, but they say at the same time, the u. s. and president biden holds next to his heart is the quote, a thick pile of trump sanctions, and he's adding to those sanctions. so if they get back to be clearly the issue of sanctions, once again is going to be one of the key sticking points. the other bit of news coming from the briefing concerns words. we've heard here in new york this week from the saudi king, and from the iranian president about talks they've been going on between the saudis and the iranians. and they've had very bad relations. and recent recent years, they cut diplomatic relations during the trump presidency. well, they are talking again a boat, so i say those talks all positive. my understanding is that began with the help of the rockies and talks have been taking place in bagdad in reason. now that we're told

c reporting is very biased and, and very much support of a british establishment. this was a very important incident, led to the u. k, the u. s. and perhaps bombing syria, there's been a very heavy bias. an assumption that i thought was always wrong and that the accusations of the west were always right. and it's time after time we've seen incident switch and accusations by the west, which have convinced really turned out to be not through time, hoping that more of a more requests will be made to them to look into more substantial issues here. the ops, a presidential, coo and guinea, got to do with how much more you may have to pay for your next home renovation or tablet computer. potentially quite a lot as global elementary and prices sore. find out more after the break. i the, it's almost exactly 10 years ago today when we 1st introduced to the world, the idea of bitcoin, it was trading at a dollar. and this was back in 2011. and i said it would be the biggest story the decade. and certainly that has proven to be the case. and now we've got out the door making big point, legal, tender, the ah, me, the, the news, ah, hello a

u. s. corporate press care. because he's never been in that clique with a c. i accused of plotting to kidnap and perhaps even kill julian, a sons the u. k. must surely be now asking itself whether can really take washington's extradition request seriously. well, the key revelations from the all who report on the thing new they were actually 1st and covered an investigation carried out by the editor in chief of the grey zone news website. that's my blumenthal. we spoke to him back in 2020, please, to say, sir again now welcome marks. you really broke the story yourself now, yahoo! doing it to the 2 stories tally. do you agree with what they've reported? well, i think when you have 30 former and current us intelligence officers, detailing a kind of hollywood style spy intrigue that tracks very closely with my reporting and the reporting of others, including the spanish newspaper, l. payees, and many other independent reporters defining more e t c. for example, in italy, we have to pay attention and we have to take this very seriously. i read this confirmation that the c i plotted, or considered assassinating assange and even his europe