u. s. which is only concur concert with being king of the hill, making sure that it has the jeremy and keeping china away. ironically, china is an interest in that a german power that everyone says that it once paid out. i'll bring you in here, your reaction to ana. let's keep in mind that china has been very successful economically and growing this economy and reaching out to the belt road program to other countries. and this is concerning the u. s, which i don't think it really should because the us should be working with china to help develop other economy and focusing on the civilian development of human beings as opposed to just escalating a possible new cold war as well. there is a danger there still is and don't forget the us in china have about $700000000000.00 and trade, which could be enhanced if they would. so as long as president biden does, it makes it clear. this is not an officer position is strictly defense. but it appears to china, other countries that could be seen offensively,

u. s, which doesn't prioritize europe. so if it's something more than the making and i don't know if i did a biden will be different from it through the obsession with child. but he was the source of all evil. it's called national interest here, georgia, me kind of choice words coming from the branch manager. but i can quote, there's been lying duplicity made here marie's thrust. didn't can. this will not do well. what are you going to do about it? you? the french died themselves to, to do nato and to the united states. what leverage did they have 0 george? that's why they were notified. her, their feelings well cares. it's nato. we run it. and when we think it's relevant, it's been for and if it's not relevant, it's not report. okay. you see, i mean, i think it's almost like child's play. the see the french reaction. they mean all this, you know? no, you, you made the bed together and you slept in it. go ahead george. yeah, yes. that's, that's exactly right. and where are you? what ideally should happen now is france, ger

u. s. which i don't think it really should because he should be working with china to help develop other economy and focusing on the civilian development human beings as opposed to just escalating a possible new cold war as well. there is a danger there still is and don't forget the us trying to have about $700000000000.00 and trade, which could be enhanced if they with it. so as long as present bite and does it makes it clear, this is not an offensive position. is strictly defense, but it appears to china, other country that could be seen offensively. it's nuclear power submarines for the 1st time. in the case of australia, your country that used to do that is britain, us in britain have nuclear power, joint submarine activity. but this is really serious answers on the situation. i think with me very careful that we don't start a new cold war, which china and make purely defensive situation. i think both sides, both german people talking minute ago. it had both really good points from different

u. s. which doesn't care about that any more. so i'm sure right now there's someone in higher speaking about the need to charge a new, an independent forest policy, especially towards china because this rent and then this public having to reduce the ability for the front office. and it's that it creates reliance on the u. s which prioritize europe, so if it's something more than the making and i don't know if i did a biden will be different from it through the obsession with child, but he was the source of all evil. it's called national interest. george, me, it kind of choice words coming from the branch manager, but i can quote there's been lying you with and he made here marie's trust and can tell this will not do well. what are you going to do about it? you the french died themselves. students to do nato and to the united states. what leverage did they have 0 george. that's why they were notified. her, their feelings well cares. it's nato. we run it and when we think it's relevant, it's important. if it's not relevant, it's no

u. s. which doesn't prioritize year of so if it's something more than making and if i did a biden will be different of trump. it says it through to the obsession with child, but he was the force of all evil. it's called national interest. george, me, it kind of choice words coming from the french minister a, but i can quote, there has been lying duplicity, a major breach tra, didn't, can tell. this will not do well, what are you going to do about it? you, the french died themselves students to do nato, and to the united states. what leverage did they have 0 george? that's why they were notified. her, their feelings well cares. it's nato. we run it. and when we think it's relevant, it's important. if it's not relevant, it's not report. okay. you see, i mean, i think it's almost like child's play. the see the french reaction deigning all this, you know? no. you. you made the bed together and you're left in it. go ahead george. yes, yes, that's exactly right. and where are you, what i yearly should

u. s. which could be considered to be a political insult to germany, journalists, rights groups and relatives that those kill been a late august stroke strike in kabul once that i, when somebody will be held accountable to us as admitted the attack was committed in error. but the white house isn't sure what to do next. should it be anticipated that someone would be fired? the motive not promoted, passed over and held accountable within the military ranks. this was a scenario where there were direct threats from isis k against our troops who were on the ground in afghanistan. obviously, it was done in error and obviously there was a horrific tragedy that happened. but i'm not going to predict what the impact will they will. the pentagon is initial claim that the strike kills to us is k terrace has been disputed. now the us defense secretary is order to top level review of the incident inquiry will last $45.00 days and we used to determine appropriate levels of accountability for the mistake which

u. s, which has been badly damaged, trying to of course, regard. this is all completely politically motivated by the us as part of its broader push to try to stop the china emerging as a technology, as superpower o'connor course qual way, is very much a, an important component of that. as soon while the official chinese news agency is also weighed in praising the chinese government and saying that it's because of its unremitting effort and efforts that mom is now on her way home without any mention of course about the, the release of the 2 canadians because as far as china is concerned, the 2 cases are completely unrelated. all right, thanks for that from mcbride across developments from salt. a group representing the catholic bishops and canada has for the 1st time, apologized its role in the countries residential school system. the canadian conference of catholic bishops had been under pressure to do so for years. earlier this year, the remains of hundreds of indigenous children were found on the grounds of former schools. between 1831 and 996 di

u. s, which she says, the countries host with the host country. they have been multiple violations growth breaches in the use arrangements at the young diploma. and again, mister the us, sir, who depos a voice diplomatic property from russia, that's a breach. and that was a statement from the un was that that shows that it is wrong. the un secretary was supposed to start the speech arbitration procedures. i met with colleagues yesterday and the legal counsel was there, mr. suarez, is that the person who needs to initiate the necessary steps and, you know, there's a delay in the procedure. and the 1st question was on mr. bud and statements here at the us. we should be able to see the us president biden said that the us will never use force to change them with regimes in other countries. it was never say never to put it on speaker me, but i get i met the trump administration that i pulled her a was pulled out of the iran gill, a bama, the above administration, and the sheep lindsey held to broker. lets see if i could get that on the program with you

u. s, which most analysts agree is directly in terms of countering china's influence in the, in the pacific. now it's being criticized by france, obviously it's being criticized by a number of european nations. incidentally, president biden did have a meeting with the australian prime minister on the sidelines of the general assembly. in the course of the morning. afterwards, the white house released the statement committing the u. s. to its traditional alliances, pledging to work, stating specifically with the e. u. and nato, this once again, as the biden administration attempting to back away or dampen that massive criticism. that is follow that output alliance. i says it's called but we are likely to hear from china a direct response to this alliance. chinese spokesmen have already discuss described it as a cold war type of thinking. we are likely to hear more of the same from the chinese president. my can with the latest, the un mike for the moment. thank you. ah . authorities in sudan have blamed members of the military loyal to the former president for an attempted coup. 21 officers a

u. s. law by overseen cases involving companies in which they or their families held direct stock. according to the report, the judges failed to accused themselves from 685 cases across the u. s. in which they held financial interest since 2010. furthermore, when the judges participated in these cases, roughly 2 thirds of their rulings ended up being in favor of their or their family's financial interests. while there are no laws that prohibit judges from owning stocks, the federal jurist code of conduct, demands judges recused themselves in the event they hold any semblance of financial interest in a case, or the ownership of legal or equitable interest. however small, the cases in question were all held between 2 years, 201-2020 of the 2 thirds of the federal judges who disclosed individual stock holdings. roughly, a 5th of them presided in at least one case that involved their stock after the paper notify the judges of the findings. 56 of the law men began to alert parties involved in 320. 9 of the lawsuits of their conflict of interest. judges offered multiple explanations for t

u. s, which mostly provides its financing through grants. so under the belt and road, china's overseas funding has been a bigger and therefore a riskier venture. as such, most of the state own commercial banks that are taking part in this lending have relied on tools such as collateral. they should and using an acid to secure a load in order to mitigate risk. now this is standard practice. we see that in things like credit today, where if you're scores in high enough, you need to put a collateral. so this isn't anything new. however, the result is a greater depth burden for countries along the belgium road. and as you mentioned, 44 countries owed more than 10 percent of their g d, p to the chinese government. but this isn't surprising, considering that these countries want to be a part of this initiative and therefore reap the benefits of trade and comment that they get. you can't reap the benefits for free without putting anything up. and that being said, the report also claims that there are now these so called hit in debt traps, which may

u. s. banks, which includes $1300000000.00 worth of gold and new york rushes envoy to afghanistan, called on the u. s. to release the government's asset. saying that if washington truly cared about the fate of the afghan people, then there is no need to create additional problems for them. and the form of freezing the gold and foreign exchange reserves of the afghan state. he went on to know that if the u. s. doesn't do so is likely to create even more kale as the country is forced to turn to a legal profits for ms. skyrocketing opium production, or the billions of dollars and weapons and military equipment left behind by the united states. so joining us now to discuss jeff, reach out to the president of the brownstone institute, jeffery, it's great to have you back on the show to day. now, the binding administration has declared that the war is over, but at the same time they want to continue to control the countries money based on who is in power. so what do you make of that? but it's just usually u. s. foreign policy, but we've got to come up with some other strategies here besides wai

u. s. is trying to maintain its position, so they, that imaginary part is all about what the u. s. perceives which china does not agree with. okay, well, i can understand you. i live in russia. i know what it feels like, sarah, let me go to you in knoxville that the problem is here is that china is rising or returning depending on how you want to look at it. and it's the very fact that it is rising is a threat or a challenge to american hegemony. and that's why i said in my introduction, it's time to start negotiating. this is a reality, chinese market is suddenly stop developing and it's certainly, and it has no reason to listen to what the united states says, particularly when it comes to its internal affairs. so, i mean, this is the quandary we all have. china is rising and the very fact that it is rising is from watch events perspective, a threat to it's a gemini, why the u. s. should be hedge a monic? well, that's a different question. go ahead sir. yeah, you know, china is rising. it is something that cannot be stopped, especially because the government is trying to emphasize domestic growth

u. s. presidents have spoken about the surprise defense partnership between washington, strayer and the you. k, which is strange diplomatic relations. both leaders agree, consultations with france about the pact would have avoided the diplomatic sandals or earlier present 5, announce that the u. s. will double. it's a global vaccine donations to a total of $1000000000.00. 5 juices he made that announcements during a virtual vaccine summits that he was convening. united states is vine, another half 1000000000 doses of pfizer, to donate to low and middle income countries around the world. this is another half 1000000000 doses that will all be shipped by this time next year. as we're doing that, we need the high income countries to deliver on their own ambitious vaccine donations and pledges. that's why today we're launching the e u. u. s. vaccine partnership to work more closely together and with our partners and expanding global vaccinations. and in the assembly wholesale radios came from mon been abdul aziz, or delivered remarks to recorded speech. he spoke with her and finalize at stabilize the oil

and as you will call, if you read the documents which memorandum was under the final not under the u. s. not under great britain. it was part of a china, it was returned to china. and when you have a years worth of riots in the street, which are being heralded by the united states by britain, no one says any words about it, there's just kind of tough. tough isn't a terrible candidate. so you know, you, you want to put a rosy face on this thing and say that somehow these people. but is it a coincidence that to batch taiwan, hong kong sion john south trying to seize these are all areas literally surrounding china, which are being used to attack it. and this is what you have in china. china is retreating and you're getting the exact opposite of what you were aiming at by attacking it. china is in fact being more defensive and big. why? because the us and everybody else says that china is terrible. you cannot deny the daily drumbeat of nonsense that comes out of the press there. where is the evidence hallway? where is the evidence? i mean, all the evidence was passed by great britain, by ge

u. s. capital, which turned out not to be the case, but we do know that there was a claim, likely dest him for the u. s. capital that was flight 93, the crashed in pennsylvania. so people were in disbelief, and that was a day that changed america forever. and those that can remember it. remember this moment and those moments 20 years ago and it's painful. white house correspondent, kimberly how could that following events for us at ground 0 today, we'll come back to you in a moment. kimberly, but for now, thank you very much. let's close that to shank fell. pennsylvania where we can speak to correspond allen fisher. allan, as you were hearing that from kimberly, there was obviously united flight 93 that ended up being hijacked and then crashed into the field where i believe you're standing. what's planned for that, that site today? well, george bush was president on that day. everyone remembers the pictures of him getting the news of the attacks while reading the young children at a school in florida. you will be here with his wife laura. busy and he will make some remarks and come law to

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 berlin, which also takes place on sunday. is preferred choice in the political rights on last year. drums

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 choice in the political rights and launch it grabbed everybody's attention at the polling

u. s. and the u. e, which essentially owned the hacking company. back in january 2019 writers published an exhaustive investigation into the u. s. e packing company. it based its information on information provided by a whistleblower. now she had joined the company according to reuters in 2014. so this gives you an indication of how long this has been in place. we are not talking about something that as being a period of months or a few years. we are talking about a hacking operation operated by the u, a. e se investigators and the news organization for the best part of nearly a decade. so this is an extensive hacking operation over a lengthy period of time. and once again, the questions arise as to how many similar operations are underway, but it would appear that it was the a reuters report that will lead to the investigation that is culminated in these charges being brought against 3 individuals. charges that will be dropped if the individuals agree with cooperating in the ongoing investigation. syria is essentially unfit for humans. 10 years aft

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. and la medical's

u. s. is trying to maintain its position, so they, that imaginary part is all about what the u. s. perceives which china does not agree with. okay, well i can understand you. i live in russia. i know what it feels.

u. k. way back in 1958. australia has now become a member of this very exclusive club, a very significant alliance, joining the other alliances of which the u. s. is pop the 5 i system which is intelligence and the quad to which also includes india, the u. s. changing its international strategy. it would appear under the bite and administration both string up these alliances of 4 years in which they were basically ripped asunder. and mike, you weren't mentioned by name, of course the china was looming all for this and $0.09. i was likely to affect the relations between washington and the ging because they are rather low points, aren't they? very much indeed. and certainly china was the very large elephant in the room as correctly state. not one of the leaders mentioned china by name during the speeches announcing this alliance. and there's been a very quick reply or response on the chinese embassy here in washington, which is issued a statement saying that concrete should shake off the cold war mentality. an ideological prejudice. so china clearly seeing this exactly what it is, interpreting it as the alliance coming together in a bid to thrus

u. s. was occupying largely african stone. so last 20 years in terms of many, many other countries around the world occupied by the u. s. and which it doesn't necessarily have very friendly relations with that there's not been many, if any attacks from these countries like talk to over the last 10 years. and during the 20 years, it's a great propaganda boost for archive. and she is everywhere to america. as the west is actually lost in afghanistan, it's intervention has proved to india and futile and very costly either by now or into foreseeable future is to be giving countries such as the united states, an excuse to mount intervention again in afghanistan and other story to bring new today come weather in the north sea has triggered a critical shortage of wind power, unsent energy prices on the european markets. soaring in the past number of weeks. europe's natural gas rates left by a 3rd to $850.00 per a size and cubic meters. and that figure keeps rising according to a market update just a few minutes ago. it's now at $880.00 off the chart. and it's raise questions of over reliance on renewable energy. their former foreign min

u. s. is occupying largely african stone last 20 years, but also in terms of many, many other countries around the world occupied by the u. s. and which doesn't necessarily have very friendly relations with that there has not been many, if any attacks from these countries talk to over the last 10 years in proctor for 20 years. it's a great propaganda boost for archive. and she had it everywhere and got to america as the west is actually lost in afghanistan, intervention has proved to india and futile and very costly either by now or in the foreseeable future, is to be giving countries such as the united states, an excuse to mount intervention again in afghanistan, without pay for moscow still to come a space ex, prepared to launch for tourists into orbit. our teammates, the grandson of law, must idol soviet rock, his engineer. so guy coronel is just one of the stories we've got lined up for launch in t minus 92nd. oh, i use for x markets kind of thing, food shortage in and was big claim. you don't need it for the market. that's the plain and simple truth and country after country is beginning to realize they can escape the b matrix fo

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

u. s. had purchased on the afghan national security forces behalf and then it trained them to use all of that equipment is now in the hands of the tall a bond, which is anthony blink. and says, is the de facto government and cobble there are questions about whether or not the u. s. has inadvertently aided a terrorist group, and those were questions that the senators themselves knew that blinking was not qualified or allowed to answer. now there is checked here if i were just to read your testimony, not having watched any news, i would literally think this was a smashing success. but i do read the news as most americans do, and we realize this was the complete debacle of santa set wrong johnson making the points that to enter the bank and trust somebody was very positive. but as the the committee chairman said, the withdrawal was fatally flawed. the has to be accountability after the test, what he does a we any nearer to finding out where the buck stops. well, ultimately, at one point blank and was asked whether anyone could overrule the president joe biden, or whether anyone besides the president had the final say on how the evacuation of american

u. s. it's hillary for which board member with the british american business association. now, hillary, i want to start with the northern ireland protocol. does having the dutch prime minister involved in, is this a real thing? is this actually going to help the situation find a resolution? well, pleasure to be back with you again, brent. actually one of the things that are strong on the status, he said that this is absolutely unreasonable. more than 20 percent of all the checks on the perimeter of the e. u. a conducted now in northern ireland. so really the use just trying to make a point about this because you don't need that little tiny board and all that. and so now to answer your question directly, the british and the doctor historically had a very good relationships. there are probably of many multinational partnerships and corporate a lot says between the docs and an angled dots arrangements. we can think of b, p and shell on unilever and i and g and all the rest of them. so the very good relationship can help. yes, a mock route. certainly, obviously he's far more i

u. s. e, which test do use humidity does not much in the way of dust and temperatures dropping down to near normal, which is much different how they were such, not in doha, but beyond that, the picturesque of client, one for a re b, f, a. most of the middle east and, and for a ramp, there's a different taking place in turkey. and this week thing in the onshore breeze, in scenario, still clarity here, but it was crowded. it was the monthly causes. thinking of retreating, the winds will change. but the change in turkey from the winds coming out of eastern europe is quite dramatic. we see a drop in temperature was the full cost of re stumble with anchor of something like $15.00 degrees in the last 2 days. obviously, an increase in the strength of the wind, a massive rain. this potential flooding in parson of northern turkey even further south is dark blue center. and an increase in the wind through the eastern med, eventually bring rain lebanon and probably showers the south of that with a cooling feel anywhere from gaza. right up to the thought was turkey, because it ends up being fatty sunda

my daughter, my love for the family which lost everything. the u. s. admission of killing civilians springs, no closure. aim of once compensation and is demanding the u. s. government, relocate his family from understand that 1st they should investigate. after that they should target that we are on the listen people. we don't do it. any mistake right now i heard that america accept the mistake. yeah. my last member of the family will not just time for you say for high that are going to the hall over the world. before the acknowledgement of the u. s. stone strike which killed civilians. taliban leader, anessa connie told us 0 that us john stock. the innocent people and cobbled connie says isis k controls know based in a plan is done. and it cannot be used as a pretext to strike against the people. and he says it's in breach of the agreement, signed with the u. s. last year in the hot through, i just remember that we are going to the agreement. it's like inviting war. this doesn't help with peace and prosperity it. he's misusing peace in a wrong way. no

u s. in which uranium is 93 to 97 percent. which can be used to make nuclear weapons. yeah, that's actually unprecedented or a country. sure why nuclear propel summary when it doesn't have nuclear weapons, we would be the only country to do and if it's a serious concern for the libo, not diffraction, and by god regimes, because we'd be looking at probably employing well using us for the highlander. sure. right. and that's, that's. d what grade material, sorry we would be exploiting other polling in the fraction tree which hasn't happened before. and we said it's very much, it's something that would provide other countries. you might to get new summary as well. and of course, that re unraveling locally for nonproliferation regime. and our also will know what they made for the future. we know that the prime minister currently he's not thinking to develop a domestic and all that good that we want more than that. he's why don't we want to say that's really commit to never do that. and if it's the hardest reference of another country, and the best way for them to do that is

u. s. u k, and australia, which left the prompts. i was also ahead despite reco to you energy prices. and the huge shore for the supply block is slapping fines on poland for using coal. and it's also blaming russia for the gas price crisis and gas rubber, bullets and hundreds of arrests follow chaos as melvin's war memorial. that protests continuing australia against koby vaccine laws for the 3rd day. the.