america and the rest of nater presentation on what's going on from the us side from secretary state, lincoln sites is so lacking in credibility and so full of threat since 999 just 22 years. the number of countries in nato has almost doubled and its try and fire from the north atlantic, which is what it was called. you know, what it's so it's called the north atlantic treaty organization, but it's currently the strategy became to surround russia. presentation is false on the part of lincoln. it's not russia that's marching westward and i was, you know, every year surrounding the united states a little bit more or germany or france or britain or any of the nato countries. but that is what is happening in regard to nato and his relationship to russia. violating asylum writes, that is the verdict of campaign as we were angry at an e u. solution for asylum seekers who were attempting to get into your through the by the rest of the board. still thousands of them stranded in belarus, other temporary shelter that was set by the authorities. now brussels wants to extend the asylum processing john by

not russia that's on the march presentation on what's going on from the us side from secretary state. lincoln sites is so lacking in credibility and so full of threat since $999.00 just 22 years. the number of countries and nato has almost doubled and its try and fire from the north atlantic, which is what it was called. you know what? it's so it's called the north atlantic treaty organization, but it's clearly the strategy became to surround russia. presentation is false on the part of, of lincoln. it's not russia that's marching westward and you know, every year surrounding the united states, a little bit more or germany or france or britain or any of the nato countries. but that is what is happening in regard to nato and its relationship to russia. russia has accused us of risking the lives of civilian airline passengers. following an incident in the black sea region on friday, russian air traffic control says that they were forced to divert the course of 2 airliners to prevent them colliding with nato spy plane or cheese soft taylor picks up the story for us. it's no secret that the black

s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln earlier on tuesday in asia, where he said that they are you, the americans are considering all alternatives in case these negotiations go nowhere in this j. c. p, o is no longer intact and cannot be revived. but there is a sense for the rainy's at least that the talks are progressing, although slowly and that is somewhat of a good sign and that this issue of the carriage workshop will be resolved as part of the larger picture when they field this negotiation is settled more than a century after british troops stole that treasure, the people have been named city and so the nigeria have a reason to celebrate to bonnem bronzes, a heading home to a royal welcome. under chappelle report, lou signing on behalf of his people, the traditional ruler of the kingdom of beneath puts pen to paper to write a historic wrong ah you know, with i oh, which will move from his brothers in nigeria as president mohammed who bihari has issued a directive to his government. oh, ah, a bronze cochroll and a king's bust. the 2 works of art whose return is being celebrated. t

are you a secretary of state entities? lincoln says the asia pacific region, these to be free of coercion than kenneth in indonesia on the 1st lag of a tour of the region. washington is trying to concert china's influence. south korea has had his worst day off the pandemic recording. 94 deaths on tuesday to record 906 people were also in a serious critical condition. medical systems reaching its limits because of the delta variance and the u. s. defense secretary will not punish military personnel enforced in june strike that killed 10 civilians in afghanistan. the operation on august 29th killed an 8 worker and 9 members of his family, including 7 children, brides kidnapped, forced marriages, wife, beating, and marriage. o women and kirk is stun, have suffered decades of violence in the male dominated country. international observers say it's not likely to get better, which is being reflected in parliament, has fewer female m. p 's, who voted in in las bon selections. same astronomy has more from the capital, bish care, and just

that's on the march presentation or what's going on of from the you. aside from the secretary of state, lincoln site is so lacking in credibility and so full of threat. since 1999 just 22 years. the number of country nato, it has almost double and its fraud and fire from the north atlantic, which is what it was. you know, what it's so it's called the north atlantic treaty organization. but it's clearly the strategy became to surround russia. presentation is false on the part of, of lincoln. it's not russia that's marching westward and, you know, every year surrounding the united states a little bit more or germany or france or britain, or any of the nato countries. but that is what is happening in regard to nato and its relationship to russia. what russia is accused us of causing a threat to its civil ation and risking the lives of innocent passengers. and the backlash comes in relation to the incident over the black sea. on friday, russian traffic control were forced to divert the course of 2 airliners to, to prevent them from colliding with a nato's spy plane. a short time ago to ask you to t

america and the rest of nato presentation or what's going on a sunday you aside from the secretary state, lincoln site is so lacking in credibility and so full of threat since 1999 just 22 years. the number of countries in nato, it has almost double, and it's drawn far from the north atlantic, which is, it's the it where it was car or what it so it's called the north atlantic treaty organization. but it's clearly the strategy became to surround russia. presentation is false, i'm the part of lincoln, it's not russia, it's marching westward. and i, you know, every year surrounding the united states a little bit more or germany or france or britain, or any of the nato countries. by that is what is happening in regard to nato and its relationship to russia. but doesn't cia employees have been involved in alleged sex crimes against children as young as 2 years old? and only one of them is of a charge that's the, damming revelation of for trove, of documents with declassified. egos done off reports more than $3600.00 pages of deeply disturbing material. 75 of them ever more. so the parts of the trove l

so secretary of state lincoln says that rushes planning aggressive moves against ukraine. i once he got to back that up. do you think? well i, i think i'm really concerned about the hypocrisy that we're seeing in blankets. comments are when you look at the time table in which a russian military concentrations occurred within the russian federation. it came after the navy, nato, and u. s. military exercises began in a very robust fashion. naturally, there's going to be at an end and with ukraine, which is a non nato member. and now this is contrary absolutely. contrary to the assurance that then president clinton gave to president putin, that there would no not be any kind of movement toward, ah, bringing in countries such as ukraine or ga, into, into nato, even though i guess ukraine and ga, have a inherent right as independent countries to want to join, but politically, it would be contrary to that understanding that had occurred. now as a consequence, i think what blake, i would argue that blinking ipso facto has established the red line of concern for president bruton a

the world health organization to unify the global fight against cove it on tuesday, secretary of state lincoln announced an additional 580000000 will be sent to the w h. whoa. to set up programs to get the and vaccinated their 1st shot. but it may already be too late. we are going to be far behind what is needed for the on the kron search and asked because of how transmissible this variant is. this may be one of the fastest spreading pathogens in madison that we've ever seen. so all of these efforts that they announced today are excellent, but my concern is that they're not going to be rolled. busy out fast enough, the search is, the alma kron variant is disrupting the struggling us economy. sports leagues are cancelling game. so are some broadway shows, but biden says, it doesn't have to be this way. he pleaded with those skeptical of vaccines and government to reconsider. my administration has put them in place not to control your life, but to save your life. what's not a part of president biden's plan are locked down? seeing in other countries, the white house hopes expanded testing will pr

states. he does everything he can to help lincoln. he helps them message the war so kentuckians don't just think it's for the purposes they deem legitimate. makes sure he gets his arms and maliciousness from kentucky and he goes up to the white house for the first thanksgiving and provides emotional support from lincoln. the french of flourishes during those four years. i think he played a crucial role and can keeping kentucky in the union. i think you cannot underestimate the importance of that friendship that was forged in the 1840s that helps lincoln 25, 24 years later to win this war. to me it shows the importance of the life you sustain either hot or cold and how it can play out over a long life. >> based on the research you have done, the terrific stories you tell, do you think that a successful president, in order to be successful a president needs to have a best friend? >> no. i don't think history shows that. al gore and george bush are an interesting example. george w. bush, many, many great friends. i talked to his chief of

wrong in their interpretation of what international relations in a day my counterparts. secretary state lincoln said yesterday, i think that american leadership matters of america has to lead and set the rulings of your world today and apparently face to face, meeting with counterparts in every, to level the world of lincoln. his that they glad that the united states is once again leading and ruling over there was he said something to that effect. adding that when america doesn't lead one of 2 things happening in the world, either some other country tries to take its place or you get a calles that philosophy a self issue. in order to flip this trend of returning to the will take the ship had germany, president putin, to close the summit of permanent un security council members, which is not are, these nations are more important than others. but according to the un charter, they are responsible for international peace and security. and together, they're supposed to come up with ideas that will help maintain this order. i'm sure that such recommendations will be welcomed by the rest of the insani

. >> very interesting news, in the -- secretary of state lincoln and foreign ministers in the nato military alliance, and threatening build up of troops on the border with ukraine. any moves by vladimir putin won't stand. for his part. in his egg any deployment of nato troops inside ukraine, some hypersonic missiles on his backside. and our asian foe, china, mostly a good navy bigger than ours, the biggest in the world, we do have more aircraft carriers at the moment. top u.s. navy commander just said he could use one, 2, 3 more of the massive shifts and air force weighed in. there is an arms race, not necessarily for increased members but for increased quality. it is an arms race that has been going on for some time added very aggressively. as for who is the biggest threat, fox news poll, 52% of those surveyed said china is the biggest threat, 14% say russia and danger on both sides of the world. >> local leaders in san francisco desperate after a string of massive smash and grab robberies shocked the nation, they are turning to law enforcement for help his critics say their policies are t

states. he does everything he can to help lincoln. he helps them message the war so kentuckians don't just think it's for the purposes they deem legitimate. makes sure he gets his arms and maliciousness from kentucky and he goes up to the white house for the first thanksgiving and provides emotional support from lincoln. the french of flourishes during those four years. i think he played a crucial role and can keeping kentucky in the union. i think you cannot underestimate the importance of that friendship that was forged in the 1840s that helps lincoln 25, 24 years later to win this war. to me it shows the importance of the life you sustain either hot or cold and how it can play out over a long life. >> based on the research you have done, the terrific stories you tell, do you think that a successful president, in order to be successful a president needs to have a best friend? >> no. i don't think history shows that. al gore and george bush are an interesting example. george w. bush, many, many great friends. i talked to his chief of

lincoln. arguably, one of the most beloved american presidents not just in the united states but around the globe. now, this of course was not the case when lincoln was elected president in 1860. he remains the only president in american history whose election caused nearly half of the states in the republic to secede and cause a bloody war that claimed nearly 100,000 american lives. abraham lincoln was not an abolitionist. that is a person who believed in the immediate abolition of black slavery before the war. and i should say before i continue that the slide that i'm showing right now is from south carolina that announces that the union has been dissolved. south carolina, of course, ceded from the union a month after lincoln was elected followed by other deep south states. so lincoln was not an abolitionist, though. he was a modern anti-slavery republican elected on a platform on the nonextension of slavery into the territories. that program some historians have recently argued could lead to abolition. but it was not abolition. throughout the 1850s, lincoln, a moderate anti-slavery politician,

kentucky was a border state. lincoln knew he couldn't lose kentucky, the linchpin of the border states so speed goes back to kentucky and does everything he can to help lincoln. helps him message the war so it's not just fought for slavery, people think, but the purposes that it's legitimate. he goes up to the white house for the first thanksgiving and provides emotional support to lincoln, and the friendship just flourishes during those four years. and i think speed plays this crucial role in keeping kentucky in the union, probably the most pivotal role and i think you can't underestimate, you know, the importance of that friendship that was forged in the 1840s, late 1830s, that helps lincoln, you know, 24 years later to win this war. and it's just, to me, shows the importance of friends you make early in life, if you sustain, either hot or cold but keep in how it can play out over a long life. >> i want to go back to the comment that mcpiercen made about al gore, based on the research you've done and the terrific stori

s. secretary of state antony blinking, the says the asia pacific region needs to be free of coercion. lincoln is an indonesia, on the 1st leg of a tour of southeast asia. washington is trying to counter china's influence. and the governor of the state of kentucky in the us since at least 74 people have been killed in the region by friday. see these have tornadoes. 100 people are still missing. one of the most high pool vol, sexual assault cases, and sports, has come to a close years. gymnastics has agreed to pay $318000000.00 to the victims of the disgraced former team. doctor larry nasser the harding has more, 1st, has tear gymnast train their entire lives to make it to the olympics. and that's a champion right there. now many american champions say they will spin the rest of there's recovering from the sexual abuse they endured to get there. and no longer of that. den i'm a survivor usa gymnastics, and the u. s. olympics committee have agreed to pay $380000000.00 to victims of former gymnastics team. dr. larry nasser reform touched him in september, many of the sports most high profile gymn

chris: here is secretary state lincoln talking about the threat of russia and ukraine.look. >> we made it clear to the kremlin we will respond resolutely including with a range of high-impact economic measures that we refrained from using in the past. chris: that's what we keep hearing from the biden administration and the european union talk of economic sanctions, political sanctions. pretty much it is obvious, not explosive the military option is off the table. that has never stopped putin before. >> i think with the administration is actively considering with our allies. an escalating set of sanctions that go beyond what's been done before. i'm sure they're looking at sanctioning the banking system in the energy sector and possibly cutting off russia from swift system which enables other international financial transactions. they're looking out serious means in my expectation would be on tuesday during the call. president biden will layout to president putin. these are the things you will face. much greater level of pain than anything over crimea or have you. ukraine

unknown in this image, was the same one that was constructed and used for abraham lincoln and in fact, every lying in state ceremony since abraham lincoln has use the lincoln catapult which remains in a position of the architect of the capitol, and refine partners across the street had a preservative handed the display it when reopens, is honestly and their exhibition hall until it is needed in which case the remove it and make sure that it is ready for further service to our country and supporting those who have paid tribute to and then they proceeded for the internment to audit the november the 11th of 1921, the casket on the case on and they take it over and they have the state funeral ceremony that reconstructed amphitheater which is been recently completed at this point, and it presided over by then president harding and the internment is made of just the other side of the theater here and is being created for tomb of the unknown soldier and you can see the just small snapshot of the thousands upon thousands of americans who came to pay tribute and again to this one person represented so many more. an

catapult in which the world war one resting this image, and the it was used for abraham lincoln and every lying in stateceremony since has used the lincoln catapult which remains in possession of that capitol and partners and preserve it and display it when this is a reopen us, is on display in their exhibition hall when needed in which case they remove it had to make sure that it is ready for further service to our country and supporting those who have paid tribute to. and the lying in state we may proceed for the internment on november 11, 1921, the casket by horseback and they have the state funeral ceremony and that reconstructed amphitheater which had been decently completed at this point and is presided over by harding in the internment is made on just the other side of the amphitheater here in newly created tomb of the unknown soldier and you can see this is just a small snapshot of the thousands upon thousands of americans who came to pay tribute and again this one person representing so many more, and the panels through which they could participate inn public it morning and memory pretty and co

the international travelers on the con variant continues to spread us extra state entities. lincoln has met with russian foreign minister as a divide between moscow and washington widens tensions. remain high over russia's military build up near the border. would you claim the button to ministration is resurrecting former us president. donald trump's controversial remain in mexico policy following a court order policy requires asylum seekers stay outside the u. s. while they wait for their hearings. the son of libya as former lead mom or get daffy has been given the go ahead to run in the presidential race say for the slam get daffy was disqualified last week by the election commission because he was convicted of war crimes in 2016. but he appealed supporters of good data gathered to celebrate the court ruling. the vote will be held in 3 weeks. and as in go mighty as the director of the southern institute, the 1st public policy think tank in libya, he says there are no clear legal rules to establish what makes a person what makes it person eligible for december's election. we have 3 can

as in the pacific plans secretary of state, antony lincoln said the us will work with its allies and partners to descend the rules based order. he was forthright in his remarks saying, countries are concerned about china's actions. and he listed some of these, which include china using his, its economic strength to punish countries as policies. it disagrees with, and china laying claims to large parts of the south china sea countries across the region. what this behavior to change we do to that's why we're determined to ensure freedom navigation in the south china sea, where beijing's aggressive actions there threatened the movement of more than 3 trillion dollars worth of commerce every year. think and stressed that the u. s. is not trying to make countries choose between the us and china and for many countries in the region. there is a balancing act involved. china is a very important trade partner. but many of also traditionally looked to the us to provide security in the region. some analysts say that for the us to deepen its ties in the region, it has to have been effective econ

before arriving here in stock home, we heard from us secretary of state, anthony lincoln, in which he will. he said that washington had proof that russia was bound to invade ukraine. in fact, if you watched the meteor in the united states, you'd be suddenly convinced that was about to happen. cnn, in particular, read into some clothes when it comes to condemnation of russia over. this is the statement from the, the us secretary of state, when antony, blinking within the room with gala for all it was a far more diplomatic situation and he was much more keen to let talking take precedence. we are deeply concerned by evidence that rushes made plans for further significant aggression against ukraine. and so we call on russia to respect ukraine sovereignty in charge all of them charity to de escalate. reverse the recent trip build up takes 2 to tango. and if, if our russian friends are prepared to implement their commitments undermines and are ukrainian friends are as well, we will fully support that. and that is the best way to avert renewed crisis in, in ukraine. i did ask the us secreta

s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln earlier on tuesday in asia, where he said that to they are you, the americas are considering alo, alternatives in case these negotiations go nowhere in this j. c p o no longer intact and cannot be revived. but there is a sense for the radiance, at least that the talks are progressing all those slowly. and that is somewhat of a good sign. and that this issue of the carriage workshop will be resolved as part of a larger picture when they feel this negotiation is federal dosage, bari, the iran nucleotide can be. and i think it also golf cooperation council lead is amazing and saudi arabia for their annual summit, and the iran nuclear talks in vienna as well as the pandemic and the taliban takeover and i've gotten astound or expected to help the agenda. the last summit was held in january at the end of the blockade of katara after 3 and a half years. the us secretary state antony blinking says the asia pacific region needs to be free from coercion. lincoln's in indonesia, the 1st leg of a tour of southeast asia, trying to counter the influence of chi

yes, section state anthony lincoln has met russia's foreign minister. so they lab wrong . as the divide between moscow and washington widens of ukraine. lincoln says he remains concerned as to what he called russia's aggressive policy towards kit and iran, as submitted to draw proposals to european powers, negotiating the revival of the 2015 nuclear deal. this is the 7th round of talks in vienna and that returning iran and the us to the deal and the son of libya's former leda. mammography has been given the go ahead to run in the presidential race. i found the slam. gadhafi was disqualified last week by the election commission because he was convicted of war crimes in 2015, but appealed. well, those were the headlines and he's continues a on al jazeera after the stream stage. and thanks for watching bye. for now. talk to al jazeera, we ask, how would you describe sullivan's relationship with the us? we listen copied, my kid is not over covered. 90 nesbitt, terrible demonstration of the failure to human. so we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that mat

you are secretary of state antony lincoln has met with his russian counterparts. i love to discuss moscow's trip build up along the border. lincoln says he is deeply concerned about what he called russia's aggressive policy towards ukraine. we have a strong ah, aren't quite commitment to the sovereignty and turtle integrity of ukraine. the best way to avert a crisis or is through diplomacy. and that's what i look forward to discussing with with sergei, including by both parties, full implementation of the miscreants. ah, with russia pulling back its forces, the united states is willing to facilitate that. but and again, in the spirit of being clear and candid, which is the best thing to do. if russia decides to pursue confrontation, there will be serious consequences. the international olympic committee has held a 2nd video call with chinese tennis pay upon tre, amid concerns for her well being. they confirm fung safety in a statement released on thursday, the former double. well, number one accused a politician of sexual assault and then wasn't seen in public for

s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln has met with his russian counterpart sergey labrador, to discuss moscow's trip build up along the border. thinkin, says he is deeply concerned about what he calls russia's aggressive policy towards you credit. now, uganda is increasing its deployment of troops and neighboring democratic republic of congo in order to fight an armed group called the allied democratic forces. uganda blamed the adf for 3 suicide bombings and its capital. last month, the deity is government spokesman is told out of there. that special forces from both countries are conducting the joined military operation. for patrick maria also told me the d. r. c's government has been speaking to local communities, there in an attempt to gain their support for the operation. we are fighting terrorists, you know, fighting tories are very complex issues. that's why we decided to get our, our digital services. and now we bring together hospice or prostate walking the grounds to make sure we are rigid, seeing if we can, would you see reduce 100 percent of their procedure. we will do so by

held talks with his russian counterpart to try to diffuse mounting tensions over ukraine. 50 state and lincoln and foreign minister, a lover of disgust. russia's trip build up near the border. a meeting in the swedish capital stock home earlier in the day. but i can also spoke to ukraine's foreign minister. never off reject claims. russia is planning an attack on ukraine . iran has submitted to draft proposals to european powers, working to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. officials meeting in vienna attempting to bring both iran and the us back into the agreement. names to limit around your activity in exchange for sanctions. rafe. the top stories to stay with us longer there at the stream is up next. i'll be back with one year off to that. ah, ah ah . ah. hello, i'm semi ok. it has been just over a week since we discovered a new corona virus ferret cord, alma crohn. he is what we know so far. let's take a look at a timeline. first discovered november the 24th by south african scientists. 2 days later, the w h o designates omicron as a variant of concern, bringing you right up to date. where are

s. secretary of state, anthony lincoln earlier on tuesday in asia, where he said that to they are you, the americans are considering all alternatives in case these negotiations go nowhere in this j. c. p always no longer intact and cannot be revived. but there is a sense for the rainy's at least that the talks are progressing, although slowly and that is somewhat of a good sign and that this issue of the carriage workshop will be resolved as part of the larger picture when they field this negotiation is settled time for a short break here. now, just when we come back haiti stuff as it's worth tragedies since it's fewer crisis began, hospitals are overwhelmed and the death toll is right. and people being violent in northern cameras and speak of the torture of a conflict over like a water escalate. ah, ah, look forward to burritos, guys. the with the sponsored by capital airways. hello, your world's weather report begins in asia. we're in the subcontinent. ne monsoon given us what we would expect for a time on the do some bouts of showers, but heavier stuff really reserved for sure long

and that seems to come off the back of a suggestion by the us secretary state antony lincoln last week. but washington try is offering it services to try and facilitate toward facilitate talks to end the fighting. we should also say that ukraine's foreign minister at the end of these talks between brought biden and putin. he described them a serving the per purpose of the terrans. and de escalation, while still here on out there a cause in malaysia palsy corruption conviction of the former lead and g resolved, but says he can stay out with jail for now. and why a large coal fired power plant to know the balls is being linked to the towns rise in deaths and departures. ah hello, good to see. here's your weather report for the middle east. we do have some activity move in across northern areas of syria. iraq into western portions of iran, but by and large things looking good. plenty of sun in the mix here. same goes for pakistan. that's where the south and the north karachi $29.00 degrees at low hor, $22.00. so the mornings and the nights a bit fresh here, off to turkey and the situation

the us secretary state and city of lincoln says his country remains committed to a multi $1000000000.00 fighter. just deal with the united arab emirates, despite reports of w. once out, the wall street journal reported the united arab emirates wants to cancel the purchase of f $35.00 and drones because of security requirements. workers at a u. s. kansas factory where 8 people were killed in a tornado. say they were told they'd be fired if they left management denies this. us politicians have voted to raise the federal debt limits within hours of the treasury's deadline. the vote avoided a major credit default and it raises the borrowing cap at by 2 and a half trillion dollars. you're up to date with the headlines on al jazeera africa direct is coming up next. from the world's most populated region. in depth stories from across asia and the pacific diverse coaches and conflicting politics. one 0, one east on al jazeera. ah ah ah, with widow guide them come to j when that you can have a viva? i didn't it listed to the hunt with uncompleted. got, but i wanna see what a young we can help yo

first, while i cannot speak to russian intentions, i think you have heard us and secretary of state lincolnconcerns about what we are seen on the border of russia and ukraine. he has been in europe this week consulting with our partners, european partners and we have also been consulting on the same time closely with congress. we want to make sure, that we are prepared. we know what president putin has done in the past. we see that he is putting in place the capacity to take action in short order. should he decide to invade, that is why we want to be prepared in an area we have expressed serious concern about. so, what he means by a group of us, package, is there is a range of tools at our disposal. of course, economic sanctions on option. but we are going to do that in coordination with our european partners, with congress, those consultations have been ongoing. we just want to be prepared. as it relates to the potential for a call, we have been engaged in the possibility of that. when we have, and when we have that finalized, we will make that, make you all aware of that. as you know, the

ah, this is al jazeera, quicker my, to all the top stories this, are you a secretary of state and sleep? lincoln says the asia pacific region, it's to be free. all coercion, lincoln is in indonesia, 1st leg over a tower of the region. and since giving a life press conference in jakarta right now, washington course trying to cancer. china's inputs us defense secretary, has decided against punishing military personnel and fulton jewels strike the killed 10 civilians and the afghan capital coble operation on august 29th killed an 8 worker and 29 members of his family. and the u. k. prime minister has announced once believed to be the 1st confirmed death of a person who tested positive for the oma con, variance of the coolant virus. governments is urging people to get booster shots. the governor, the u. s. state of kentucky says at least 74 people have been killed in the region . and friday, series of tornadoes, more than 100 people are still missing. the powerful stones tore through the state and 5 others laying waste to entire towns. i did. your castro brings us the latest from mayfield's in kentu

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round of talks in vienna aimed at returning iran and the us to the agreement the secretary of state onto the lincoln. his meeting is russian counterpart. take a law for us to discuss moscow to build up along the border with ukraine. lincoln. he is deeply concerned about what he called russia's aggressive policy. moscow rejected claim that it's planning an attack on ukraine. and uganda is deploying more troops to democratic republic of congo to fight the will be allied democratic forces. the government spokesman has told last year the special forces from both countries are conducting. the operation was more misled. speak to algiers. malcolm malcolm's web was monitoring the situation from night will be kenya, malcolm. so the government spokesperson in the democratic republic of some good contracts, essays, both countries are conducting this operation together. tell us about the latest you're hearing about this offensive. we don't get a whole new information out there because of course, this is an operation that's going on in an area of thick forest, in which the adf has been hiding for decades. and al

and that seems to come off the back of a suggestion by the us secretary state on sydney lincoln last week. but washington try is offering it services to try and facilitate toward facilitate talks to end the fighting. and we should also say that ukraine's foreign minister at the end of these talks between brought biden and putin. he described them a serving the per purpose of the terrans and de escalation. saudi arabia's crown prince, mom had been so man as indo, hard to meet the amir of qatar, as part of a regional, tall and others visit, comes ahead of the annual gulf leaders summit in re add this month. it's his 1st trip to cut us in saudi arabia and 3 other arab nations imposed a blockade on the country in 2017, which ended earlier this year. let's go live to our correspond hush abra, who's therefore sir in doha monitoring events more than just a good will visit this hash. hm. well basically people here are saying this is quite a significant moment for both carter and saudi arabia because as you said, this is the 1st visit or the saudi from friends. my habit been said man to cutla

to be a meeting between the 2nd level of russian foreign minister and the us secretary of state shines the lincoln whom we heard talking there. want me to imagine that isn't going to be a particularly easy meeting like now it's not, it's going to be taking part on the sidelines of the organization for security and europe. day. we'll be talking face to face the meetings that have very recently within the last few hours. and that is going to be a difficult meeting because to add another fraction of disagreement between the us and russia, it's the issue of diplomats, the u. s. expelled the number of diplomats or said if they would have to leave the us by the end of january in retaliation in the course of today. russia has said that it will be asking all diplomats to be in the, in the russia for more than 3 years. to leave that country by the end of january, that's in direct retaliation to the us move. now this is been ongoing since 2016, 2017. when relation started to fray in that time, for example, the u. s. embassy stop in moscow has been reduced from some 122-016-2820 now. so you can see the massi

face with his russian counterpart to try to diffuse mounting tensions over ukraine. sexual state and abe lincoln and foreign minister sang oliver of disgust russia's troop build up near the border. at a meeting in the swedish capital stock home, it has been smith's reports from moscow. their positions are a long way apart. this was the 1st face to face meeting between antony blinkin and sir guy lover of since joe biden became us president. the u. s. secretary of state, use the encounter to warn russia of the serious consequences, including sanctions, if it invades ukraine. c. it's now on russia to deescalate the current tensions by reversing the recent true build up. returning forces to normal, his time positions, and refraining from further intimidation and attempts to destabilize ukraine were watching the situation very closely, were in close contact and coordination with our allies. russian back separatists in east new crane had been patrolling these trenches for more than 7 years. after russia annexed crimea, now a build up of russian troops along the border. more than $90000.00 says the gov

s. secretary state on sidney lincoln last week. but washington try is offering it services to try and facilitate toward facilitate talks to end the fighting. we should also say that ukraine's foreign minister at the end of these talks between brought biden and putin. he described them a serving the per purpose of the terrans and de escalation. while still here on out there, we talk to some of the workers helping bring kind of world cup stadiums to life. ah, ah, look forward to brutus guys with sponsored by capital airways. almost the entire east coast of india brace and for some rain. hello everyone. good to see, let me show you exactly what's going on. that ne monsoon become an active again, so that stirring up brain in the bay had been gall and it's moving further toward the west. so the top end and the bottom end of the east coast of india get that rain some heavier pulses in there for entrepreneurs dash o dish and westbank. all that's on thursday. let me show you. friday mostly breaks apart fragments, but another round of rain

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states military. not only giving lincoln his thought on that, but also include a warning, a caution, if you will, to be careful of some of the high ranking officers that lincoln should trust as they might be sucessionists. it's not only advice that pope offers lincoln, not only advice he has included in this letter, it's a way for pope to insert himself into lincoln's inner circle right at the outset of the war and a personality trait, a desire for promotion that will come back into pope's career time and time again. pope believes that this letter will not only serve as an entrance way into lincoln's inner circle, but put him in good graces of the future president, to serve for future promotions for himself. pope will become incredulously ambitious starting here in the early days of the civil war. his neverending desire to rise through the ranks of his profession will all link back to this moment in the winter of 1860, 1861, but as the civil war plays out this personality trait will become a double-edged blade for pope. while at times it will vans him to the ranks and glory he hopes to achieve, will al

now just last week, the secretary of state and city of lincoln spoke to the israeli prime minister, natalie bennett. with this issue very much from the center of that conversation. and it seems that that pressure may well have had some effect behind the scenes. bennett himself as a right wing pro settlement prime minister at the head, a very broad, ideologically mixed coalition government. so it's a political difficulty for him to just see us pressure and reject it. what has happened instead is that the committee has decided that there are environmental concerns that require a major environmental survey. so that's one way out of this current problem for natalie bennett, and it puts this very controversial plan back on ice for now. in south africa, the president stepped up his fierce criticism of the way that countries have reacted to the new alma chrome very to the virus, the corona virus. so around the pose, i made the remarks during a peace and security forum and cynical saying that government schools have failed to deliver covert 19 vaccines that they promised to africa from dot com. nic