it hears to the one china policy, the u. s. it hears to the standards that have guided us policy towards the people's republic and towards taiwan. the u. s. does not favor a independence of taiwan. it again was attempting, i think, to lower the temperature by the says, a lot of things. this is one thing that we've seen. i don't know whether these are gaps or, you know, he really wants to express your what exactly they mean, but they are, it's not a good way to conduct foreign policy. i know i've been reading the article that you've been writing recently about the russian invasion of ukraine. and you know, you've suggested a path to peace that that could include a guarantee from nato, of, of no expansion these of the ukraine does that translate into u. s. policy on taiwan. these of the china in any way. well, okay, we could have avoided this war altogether in my view because pollutant has been saying for years, we need to discuss the security arrangements. nato is moving into the black sea region surrounding us, not only romania

it hears to the one china policy, the u. s. it hears to the standards that have guided us policy towards the people's republic and towards taiwan. the u. s. does not favor a independence of taiwan. it again was attempting, i think, to lower the temperature by the says, a lot of things. this is one thing that we've seen. i don't know whether these are gaps or, you know, he really wants to express your what exactly they mean, but they are, it's not a good way to conduct foreign policy. i know i've been reading the article that you've been writing recently about the russian invasion of ukraine. you've suggested a path to peace that that could include a guarantee from nato, of, of no expansion these of the ukraine. does that translate into u. s. policy on taiwan these of the china in any way. well ok, we could have avoided this war altogether in my view because pollutant has been saying for years, we need to discuss the security arrangements. nato is moving into the black sea region surrounding us. not only romania or gary a turkey,

s. policy on the population. i guess it almost everyone here has family in the us and they represent a lot for us to get help from there. not only economically, but also to be open to be able to go there and our relatives can come here. the possibility of being in touch with our families. yes, i don't see us normally, the cuban government said the announcement is positive but does not modify the impact. the u. s. embargo continues to have on the island. the u. s. decision comes as cuba past a new penal code that annually say coast descent. in july, last year, thousands of people took to the streets to protest against the government. hundreds of protesters were detained, now, facing use in prison for speaking against the political and economic conditions on the island. human rights group say, the u. s. timing was wrong and the new year think and our bill, i would have liked to see bud and announce we're going to open the embassy. give away the 20000 visas. begin with a re unification process. but i would also have

s. policy of strategic ambiguity on taiwan. saying the u. s. would take military action if china invaded the white house later, roll back the statements. but there is clearly stronger us backing for taiwan. china's leader, she, jim ping has threatened to take the island by force if necessary. beijing says it's recent exercises around taiwan, where a solemn warning against colluding with the united states has cross straight rivalry moves closer to the danger zone. robin sou will be watching and if you'd like to watch a deeper analysis of the chinese threat to taiwan, you can head over to our youtube channel to watch taiwan. china's next target did i lose. chief international editor richard walker takes a closer look at the evolving danger from china towards taiwan. now taiwan has also served as a safe haven for some hong kong is fleeing begging security, correct on many activists, politicians and protested, have fled to the island for the most part. they were welcomed there and there were even plans to make it easier for hong kong. to become per

s. policy shift. it claims joe biden simply made clear the u. s. commitment to provide ty, pay with military assistance under the taiwan relations act. washington abbot. it stood by it so called one china policy and didn't accept the taiwan could be quote, taken by force beijing stress. it's right to defend its territorial integrity should not be underestimated or less cross live now to professor lucia can senior a fellow chung young institute up the remnant university of china. thank you for your time today. joe biden said the u. s. is ready to intervene militarily, if china decided to attack taiwan, how much this contradict the one china policy, but the u. s. recognizes as were no other 3rd, the united states is always tried to contract or explain different ways about the one. china policy has window or mendham or the years ago how center before that the, you know, this face has already announced the greed, the basic code in there, one china policy. and also there you are not nations, the resolution 2758 also has clearly got that declared that

s. policy shift. it claims show biden simply made clear, the u. s. commitment to provide type pay with military assistance for self defense . under the taiwan relations i, washington updated stood by so called one china policy, under which only one chinese government is recognized paging. but which allows for all the official relations with ty, pay, including the sale of weapons, while china stress its right to defend its territorial integrity, should not be underestimated. asian at 1st, unless lou can believe the u. s. has always been on big us on the one china united states is always trying to contradict or explain different ways about the one china policy in america, official always try to contradict or it's a problem miss. and also try to miss your spirit. interpretation of the one turn of policy in china us government has already announced that again. and again, that was kind of policy is to main stone on the base so that we can all, congress was ready to have people american religion were trying to move make relation we're trying to, we're tr

s. policy on taiwan in china was known as strategic ambiguity. tonight, new comments from u. s. president biden. that are anything but ambiguous? are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? yes, you are. that's a commitment we made ah, to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with the business of war and peace to day ukraine's president vladimir zalinski accused global business and financial leaders of not doing enough to stop russia's war in his country. to morrow will mark 3 months since vladimir putin forces began their invasion of ukraine. on the eve of that anniversary, zalinski made a passionate plea to leaders attending the world economic forum in switzerland, calling on them to increase economic sanctions against russia, including an oil embargo and to sever all trade ties with russia. zalinski, adding that an example must be made of futons aggression in order to deter copycat attacks by other countries. democracy. but even the story corps and businesses mus

s. foreign policy and u. s. energy policy are at odds as a report for the thing to influence map shows that oil and gas companies are capitalizing on the concerns that energy supplies will be impacted by the war and ukraine. and they're promoting ads about american energy and energy independence in response. as well, the white house, they may also be forgetting about that green transition as report suggests they are considering waiting some environmental rules on us gasoline production in an effort to do storing prices across the country. and it's not just the us, despite broad commitments to address climate issues. the u. k is also launching new oil and gas projects in the name of, as john kerry continues to call for more money to transition away from traditional sources and the name of fighting climate change. it appears that many countries, including his own, are headed in the opposite direction in washington. rachel blevins, r t. ah, the russian defense minister says the 5 formed it comes up to the opening

s policy has not changed. and claiming that the president said as much. while the president did reaffirm the one china policy, what he didn't reaffirm and in fact appears to up end is the u.s.'s policy of strategic ambiguity as it relates to taiwan. as to whether or not the u.s. would respond militarily if china were to invade the island of taiwan. instead, the president saying very clearly, that he was willing to get involved militarily should china invade. an unambiguous statement with very little if any caveats included there. and what's more, john, is that this is not the first time we've heard this from president biden. twice before going back to august, president biden has suggested that the u.s. would intervene militarily. in august he said, quote, we would respond if there was an attack on taiwan, and two months later he said the u.s. had a commitment to protect taiwan. in both of those instances, we also heard the white house issue the same line insisting that u.s. policy has not changed. but at this point, john, i think the president's words spea

s. foreign policy and u. s. energy policy are at odds as a report from the thing to influence map shows that oil and gas concerns that energy supplies will be impacted by the war and ukraine, american energy, and energy, independence, and response. as for the white house, they may also be forgetting about that green transition as report suggests they are considering waiting some environmental rules on us gasoline production in an effort to reduce storing prices across the country. and it's not just the us just climate issues. the u. k is also launching new oil ending dependents on russia. germany is in the same boat with plans to bring coal and oil fired power. china and india are also increasing their reliance on traditional increasing its purchases of russian oil by 50 percent. while india plans open one of the largest coal mines today. so as john kerry continues to call for more money to transition away from traditional sources in the name of fighting climate change, it appears that many countries, includin

s. policy us is exporting recessions. thanks for joining us here in asi international will be back at the top of the hour with the very latest season. ah, the group of 7 has vowed not to let who when his war against ukraine announced new restrictive measures. but what about the officially enforced narrative claiming ukraine is winning? the wes attempt to weaken russia have failed. in fact, the west is weakening itself. with a city we're finished. okay, with a group called the moms in the deal with great already. a lot of don't bother with .

s. judge is block plans to lift a contentious pandemic policy. that allowed migrants to be expelled of a coven 19 concerns. the justice department says it will appeal the decision. the controversial measure known as type of 42, allows us authorities to quickly expel most asylum seekers arriving at the mexico border without giving them a chance to request protection in the country. it was brought in as a panoramic policy and due to end on may 23rd. but a u. s. judges block plants and lifted medical experts say it's no longer needed. but manual rapid jones was live now from mexico city money. so what more could you tell us about the judge's ruling them? darren, as you mentioned already, title $42.00 is a pandemic era policy. it's a measure that was put in place 2 years ago as a sort of pre text to use the coven 19 pandemic. as a way to legally interrupt the traditional asylum process in the united states, this was put in place during the trump administration. we've now heard a statement from the white house just moments ago, following that ruling b

s. foreign policy, our purpose is to shape p. s foreign policy based on a deep understanding of regional g i, politics and the value systems of those regions. well, they're, they're alleging that russia and this is the, there wording that russia could reasonably be accused of genocide, of all intent to commit genocide now though they may call all sorts of arguments which are entirely based on ukraine's point of view and what ukranian officials and ukrainian media, both of which are in war propaganda mode of said, citing examples of various as they say, atrocities carried out by, by russian troops. that there was no sort of any effort to verify the thing, no sort of effort to, to check whether this actually happened or whether this is just as it seems. entirely war propaganda from ukrainian pundits anonymous witnesses and the likes. it would be interesting if for this report had mentioned the sorts of things that ukrainian officials have said, i want the word russians to be forgotten in the carcass region. i want the word russians

s. foreign policy and u. s. energy policy r as odd as a report from the thing. think influence map shows that oil and gas companies are capitalizing on the concern that energy supplies will be impacted by the war and ukraine. and they're promoting ads about american energy and energy, independence, and response. for the white house. they may also be forgetting about that green transition as report suggests they are considering waving some environmental rules on us gasoline production in an effort to reduce storing prices across the country . and it's not just the us, despite broad commitment to address climate issues, the u. k. is also launching new oil and gas project in the name of ending dependence on russia. germany is in the same boat with plans to bring coal and oil fired power plant back online. at brush it cuts off supplies to the country. china and india are also increasing their reliance on traditional fuel sources with china increasing its purchases russian oil by 50 percent. well, india plans to open one of its largest coal mines to date. so as john

s. looks at hunger at famines. it's part of their war policy, and it dates back in u. s. history to the simons, the destruction of the burning of crops, the killing of the buffalo against the indigenous people. this is the way the u. s . fights wars. and we shouldn't give a shred of honesty to, they are concerned about how people about shannon's being created. countless organizations have really said that this policy of sanctions on, on russia would create famine throughout africa for your bank. the day with all the latest news headlines had a thought c dot com for more money pizza scott's. and i be back again at the top of the hour, for ah, ah, ah ah ah, the 1st time in history, an entire country's culture has been canceled to the very modern weapon cancelled culture. really desert wonderful. i was just a little boy when you get just me sitting there with the phrase now, particularly refers to cancelling russian culture. yet i don't want to create a few orders that i give to william i with a cure, which will be your children that go with them. we what rushes created over

s. foreign policy our purpose is to shape u. s. foreign policy based on a deep understanding of regional g. i politics and the value systems of those regions. given their mission statement, given the fact that they are related to the fairfax university, which has been a, you know, in the, in a scandal because of lacks education standards that had almost had its license revoked. and given the people that they've hired and whose views coincide almost entirely with the u. s. department, there are serious questions about any sort of claims of independence. will the claims themselves or perhaps the worst? the nation can be accused of murat, what's been alleged her while they're there alleging that russia and this is the there words in that, marcia could reasonably be accused of genocide of all intent to commit genocide. now though they may call all sorts of arguments which are entirely based on new credit for the view and what ukrainian officials and ukrainian media, both of which are in war propaganda. mood of said, citing examples o

s. looks at hunger at famines. it's part of their war policy and it dates back in u. s. history to the simon's the destruction of the burning of crops, of killing of the buffalo against the indigenous people. this is away, us fights wars, and we shouldn't give a shred of honesty to they are concerned about how to go about shannon's being created. countless organizations have really said that this policy of sanctions on, on russia would create famines throughout africa to be now said from power. former pakistani prime minister, iran con, continues to gonna support across the country while, alleging that the u. s. was behind his removal from office o'connor b, mobilizing his followers, he can rallied in different parties, sunny cities before his final call for a long march in the capital is lama. but at the end of this month and that would be demand fresh elections. the opposition has accused con, of manipulating the public in order to remain in power. during his latest rally, he singled out the level of control that washington is enforcing on pakistan. is this government

s. policy in the region, economically and security affairs toward the u. s. and strengthen the u. s. alliance. i also think it has something to do, perhaps with president, by launching the indo pacific economic framework, which is scheduled to do in japan and perhaps wants to make that a crowning achievement of this visit here. as part of its conclusion bent as we speak. china is holding military exercises in the dispute itself, trying to see in there. there are fees the visit could be overshadowed by some kind of north korean miss on test how both it's the president about that. well, president biden had been rumored to, to possibly schedule a visit to the d. m z that's been quelled whether that will take place. that's the demilitarized zone that heavily fortified border separating north and south korea. he was going to visit there, whether he's going to visit there. i think he's up in the or they have an action plan in place in a, in a bunker under president musicals new office, which is right near the ministry of national offense. and the american military base young, san champ,

s. policy has always been to ensure that the western pacific is also sought in a region where the u. s. has a stronger position on saudi arabia, her signal, and it will continue to support russia's rule in the opec plus group of oil producers. undermining u. s. lead efforts to isolate moscow over it's offensive in ukraine. let's go through that. saudi arabia is the world's largest exporter and de facto leader of the opec group members coordinates oil production quotas with russia through the opec plus initiative. the u. s. u. k. bond oil imports from russia in march, but re, i'd say the politics should be kept out of the organisation. we got to take the investment specialist and co founder of the quantum fund. jim rogers solid, shall i? and that is probably inaccurate description. i doubt that that's going to change what staunch allies can have other friends as well, and other interest as well. the saudi arabia is looking after its own interest and it's made interest as well. needless to say, opec's been around for decades and they nearly always try to look after their own interest mo

s. policy has been, you know, we don't want to taiwan to declare independence. but we also want to turn to turn chinese aggression and we want to provide taiwan the means to defend itself. this is the balancing act we've been trying to strike for decades. somewhat argue many are arguing here in the u. s. is time to set aside that strategic ambiguity, make it clear commitment that we would come to tie wants defense. because the threat seems to be growing by the day. it bred before we're going to want to ask you what would happen if china were to invade taiwan and would this be a war that the west would be able to win? wow, what a we need more than 30 seconds for that one, but i would just tell your viewers that did this can take many forms, right. can take a blockade, it can take a cyber attack. hybrid warfare can be many things other than people's liberation. army soldiers come to shore and tie one, but we need to make tiwana porcupine, and that means missiles and other type capabilities. more missiles fewer and one tanks and the list goes on. but that, that's s

s. policy towards taiwan had shifted. our policy is not changed. we do not support, i want independence and we expect prostrate differences to be resolved by peaceful means. angling. can read out the portion of u. s. law that encapsulates washington's position of so called strategic ambiguity . to maintain our capacity to resist any resort to force or other forms of coercion that would jeopardize our security or the social or economic system of taiwan. the problem is, joe biden wasn't ambiguous at all, and this isn't the 1st time he's spoken at odds with official us policy. so the question does remain, how's policy changed quietly behind the scenes? or is this just a matter of a president given his personal views of the cuff, the rest of blink and speech presented a stork geopolitical framework of china versus the international. older blinking insists of u. s. does not want a new cold war of oppose regional blocks yet at the same time, he talented the new alliances. the u. s. was making an opposition to china. this is not about forcing companies to

s. foreign policy and u. s. energy policy are at odds as a report from the thinking influence map shows that oil and gas companies are capitalizing on.

s. foreign policy veteran, henry kissinger. he said, ukraine should become a neutral country, and this should be a goal for the west. as exactly what rush has been demanding all along. id love, who would be if you could, because he to say, no say is in between a indeed a neutral bridge would search to bring russia in europe into closer cooperation through an alliance that would also help the european union. and russia better compete against both beijing and washington, which could also help explain why the united states is constantly interfering in the country on the other side of the planet. to ensure that this bridge never gets built in calling for urgent piece in ukraine, kissinger could very well be drawn on his own professional experience and regrets. if you see the terms of the vietnam war cease fire, which kissinger negotiated on president nixon's behalf, could very well have been reached for years earlier, with tens of thousands more lives saved since the deal had ultimately changed very little within that time frame. s

s. policy. with victory in europe, day on the horizon, dutch people have been laying flowers, alley military ceremony in the netherlands to honor the memory of soldiers following world war 2. after the graveyard was vandalized. earlier this week, on wednesday graves and monuments at the military memorial in the city of 9 me, meghan were defiled with swastikas and covered with ukrainian flags. now the cemetery was closed the next day, but local residents brought flowers to the scene of the incident. police are looking for those behind the acts of vandalism. at this time, of the military ceremony. cemetery is home to more than a 1000 grace, holding soldiers who lost their lives during world war 2. most belong to british troops who fought against the nazis. the mayor of the city called the incident disgusting and as allied powers celebrate victory day in europe, the contributions of ukrainians to the triumph over naziism would be hard to overestimate . as every 6, the fighter in the ranks of the so

policy doesn't care. and the media also u. s. secretary of state anthony blanca and has praised america as a haven for freedom of speech dance, despite much criticism, states, side of the pressure applied in the media views that oppose official and mainstream . normative united states has the final state promoting the right to freedom of expression, gluten free press on. also, while the work information, ideas, opinions, including social power to size, vibrant independent press is a cornerstone for any healthy democracy across live. now a took us corresponding kill of mine and either a killer secretary blinking pretty a few of their full of praise wasn't a for his country today. take us through those remarks. well sure, those words you just heard from us, secretary of state antony blank and are simply met with laughter by anyone who observes the policies of the united states over the past few months. they've been doing everything they can to shut down and silence media that fruits forward. any perspective critical of the nato pe

s. government's policy is going to have to be to support the minsk of courts, because that's the only way that we can bring this conflict to an end. and to try to minimize the loss of life. until russian sanctions are hurting countries that written tain a neutral stance on the ukraine conference. those are the words of south africa's president even those countries that are either bystanders or not, part of the conflict are also going to suffer from the sanctions that have been imposed against russia. while african russian relations have developed significantly in recent times with sudan, cameroon, and molly old funding military agreements with moscow this year, russia has been investing heavily and in pencil, flying at diplomatic ties with african nations to it comes as historically. major players like france withdraw from the region on the u. s. as well. washington intensive culture russian influence in africa by passing quote, the country malign russian activities in africa. the bill is seeking to monitor rushes, military, operations, investments, and financial flows. the move comes

s. policy has always been to ensure that the western pacific is also up in a region where the u. s. has a stronger position. so i see no change there. now of course, the earlier concept of the asia pacific has been expanded to include the indoor pacific because the indian and the pacific oceans are range are together. and india is now part offer the indoor pacific regional hive has the conflict in ukraine affected the security of the into pacific region? well, i think that from an indian perspective, the ukraine conflict is essentially a european conflict. and the solutions have to be founder in europe among the european partners and the united states, which is a leading member of nato. so we don't think that what is happening a no crane should affect the indo pacific environment, where the challenges and concerns are quite different from those in europe. i don't see the korean conflict as a global one because that would imply that it is become a global war, which is not something that we would liked. we would like it to be resolved as quickly as possible within the framework of pea

s. policy it. well, that does it for me this, i'll be back in 31 minutes with another phone. fresh look tuesday with a start to international. ah. the so called enhanced interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved, to become absolutely excruciating. but nobody slain finger on you. you are doing it to yourself. we started adopting those techniques when i was station in mosul. among them were stress, positions, sleep deprivation. inducing hypothermia is already beginning to be evidence that these old techniques are now being used on immigrant children. whatever you do or more comes from home. nobody has been held accountable for the torture that happened in the past. the moral authority, the made america leader sucker fudge. but the shimmer of effective interrogation ah, [000:00:00;00] with hello and welcome to cross like we'