u. s. choosing this time when you know you have broken countries, afghanistan, you have problems in almost throughout asia and the developing world. you have banking issues, they're debating. take talk at the same time that there's a 31.5 trillion dollar overhang of debt in the u. s, so i'm just struggling with ukraine in the picture. why is the u. s. going into these waters at all? well, it is the 2nd time in a week that a u. s. destroyer has been pushed out of these waters by china. if it happens again, how will china react? well, i don't think that china wants to, you know, have any kind of escalation in this. they've done so before. remember, the theory is that the u. s. is protecting trade, but it's china who's sad. this r, c e p, this regional economic gob comprehensive economic partnership, which is now one of the largest economic partnership in the world outside the north american corridor. so it's, it's hard to believe that they would interfere with trade that would, in essence, heard china. it's the u. s. as i said, it's people are puzzled why with all the problems in the world i

they're not choosing side. see the u. s. always choose aside. ok. and generates a com that the chinese are saying now you guys can shake hands and you could do it in our capital, but it's up to you to move it forward. and i think that's the message that beijing was sending in beijing is not picking aside in the conflict. that's very wise for over a great power. go ahead, danny. yeah. and in what china is doing to, is there demonstrating what exactly is important in international relations? what exactly is the most important factor in developing stable international relations in that is economic cooperation. and so a china has done all around the world through its various mechanisms like the baltimore initiative is mirror the stability that it is experiencing right now internally. so all of what is being laid diplomatically for china, all of its ascendancy in the diplomatic sphere and in a leadership sphere economically. and politically is all made possible by its domestic stability. and that's one aspect of this that doesn't get much conversation he

u. s. military base is in syria were attacked just last week at damascus as a choose the u. s. of stealing oil from the country under the guise of a supposed anti terror operation. or the u. s. which is believed to have had forces in syria for nearly a decade has opened, he called for regime change there. and the news editor of the cradle media outlet, esteban cut ego says the u. s. military presence in syria. does de facto violate global law? found that like he was making foreign but it also raised the question of whether it was a un official or us state department spokesperson, trying to, to defend a defensive all the president of the us army, syria, illegal by international law. so and he said the us was the us form after the 2nd world war 2, to defend international law into it, to prevent the conflict like these from abruptly. but now it seems that un has been turned to simply another tool to, to justify these illegal innovations. and these, the plundering of the, of the theory as resources. and these are attracted to what regime change is about controlling oil producing ar

u. s. recession of the 35 percent. a growing economic turbulence, more contributing to ditch the dollar in their bilateral trade. the debates why countries are increasingly choosing alternative trade. u. s. has shot it's open to put, it has created the situation where countries are in revulsion to american foreign policy. and want to get as far away as possible from the us normal people will be attracted to the alternatives being created by china, russia, and the brick countries with july, from our studio here in moscow, you're watching our see international monies. peter scott: here with all the latest this tuesday afternoon. thanks so much for joining us. the public version of the a i driven chat g p. c. when asked about us involvement in crews around the world gives an extensive list. among those mentioned the 2014 my dad's uprising and the u. s. government. back to the ousting of ukraine's president victor yanna cooper. she had a qu, that brought pro western leaders to power. we're going to be live now in the studio is our correspondence, steve sweeney. steve, thanks for joining me. what's going on here? okay. well, g, p t is perhaps the best known of these a

u. s. congress hearing choose facing questions about the social media platforms allege relationship of the chinese communist party. and as use of data report directly, the united states navy is denying a chinese military statement saying a u. s. war ship has been forced out of the south china sea. on thursday, the chinese military said it drove the destroyer u. s. s 1000000 away from disputed waters near the parcel on it. but the u. s. navy says it's destroyer is continuing its routine operations in the area. most schools in afghanistan of reopened after the winter break, but the nations taliban leaders are still barring teenage girls from attending since the taliban to take over 2021. only girls age 12 and under been allowed to go to school. the taliban government also banned women from higher education. united nations calls it gender based apartheid. okay, i'll be back with a full news hour ride off the 2nd half of al jazeera investigation stick around for that communist putney office to move mr. stanley's dirty cache from hong kong to, to buy there are 2 ways of this. one is, this is ga

u. s. and global economy. we discuss why many more countries are choosing to pitch the dollar with our panel of gas. the u. s. has shot itself in the foot. it has created the situation where countries are in revulsion to american foreign policy. and want to get as far away as possible from the u. s. normal people will be attracted to the alternative been created by china, russia and the brick. okay. ah . good morning. this is art international. what the latest world news updates. i'm paula isabel. great to have you with he is really prime minister's decision to postpone a controversial legal reform has failed to quell the ongoing unrest. rocking the country police resorted to water cannon and stung grenades to disperse, angry crowds. ah, ah . the protest erected laid on monday with demonstrators, even lighting bonfires, walking rhodes and chanting, anti government slogans. dozens were reportedly arrested. this comes just hours after benjamin netanyahu confirmed that the ruling coalition would postpone the reforms which triggered political division. and the biggest protests they neared. you don't know, it's

the drills are taking place off the coast of eastern po, hung north korea, choose the u. s. and south korea of rehearsing and invasion. well, those are the headlines that rub will have more few here after the stream stay with us. as soon as the sun goes down, sally, a is a very challenging place to work from. as we currently live, we always pushing boundaries part of the central. most always on good luck. we are the ones roughly the extra mile we're all the media go. we go there and we give them a time to tell their story with welcome to the stream of josh rushing. today we explore recent developments in 3 countries around the world with the help of analyst and journalists in the now we're gonna exam or what's behind kenya's, recent public demonstrations or so the biggest and months and look at the mood in peru in the wake of a historic protest there are going to start with yemen. a prisoner exchange deal between the internationally recognized government leaders of the hootie opposition has fueled cautious optimism about an eventual end to the countries 8 year war. the agree

new delhi scale down security at the british diplomatic offices as it chooses. the u. s. a. failing to provide the u. k. of fading to provide adequate protection of indian office in london that was attacked by radical separate this group. this is really which is coming in on the vanity has been removed from the british high commission in new delhi is seen as a different type of talia to be one of the south southern african nation. other than by way rises up against us. equinox sanctions over in nuclear, tobacco export to russia. with us, it's about, we have so much to offer with a new wave office in bobby and specific new wave, a pharmacist who wants to achieve mobile, want to see our country press back. ah, good afternoon and welcome to our to international broadcasting live from moscow, just past the hour. it's great to have you with us. i'm rather mommy. let's take a look at some stories this hour. yet another revelation by the pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh, he says, the c, i a invented a media cover up story to conceal the american involvement in the

u. s. recession, odds of 35 percent amid going economic turbulence for countries, a dollar in their bilateral trade debates why countries are increasing the choosing . alternative trade current u. s. has shot it up in the put it has created the situation where countries are in revulsion to american foreign policy. and want to get as far away as possible from the u. s. normal people will be attracted to the alternatives being created by china, russia and the brakes. countries must go to the world you're watching out. see international. my name is peter scott here with the top stories for moscow time this tuesday. thanks for joining us. now. the public version of the a i driven chat g p t. when asked about us a legit involvement in crews around the world. it gives an extensive list among or there's a mentions the 2014 might done uprising in ukraine. the u. s. government, back to the ousting of ukraine's president victor yanna cooper. she had a coup that brought pro western leaders to power of them all. and this and joining me live now in the studio is all t correspondent, steve sweeney. steve, what's going on here with this? a i will chat g p t is p

u. s. recession of 35 percent, amid growing economic turbulence, more countries to ditch the dollar in their bilateral trade. we discuss why countries are increasingly choosing alternative takers. the u. s. has shot itself in the foot. it has created the situation where countries are in revulsion to american foreign policy and want to get as far away as possible from the u. s. more more people will be attracted to the alternatives being created by china, russia, and the british countries. a most go to the world. you're watching artsy international. my name is peter scott taking over from fiorella, isabel, and these the top stories this. our thanks for joining us is really prime ministers decision. she postpone a controversial legal reform has failed to quell the ongoing unrest. rocking the country police have resulted. she was kind of uncertain grenades to disperse, angry crowds. ah ah, the protests are up that late on monday with demonstrates as lighting bonfires, blocking roads and chanting, antique government slogans. dozens of people were reportedly arrested in this just comes ours. after benjamin netanyahu confirmed that the ruling coronation would post

u. s. recession of 35 percent amid growing economic turbulence, countries seek to ditch the dollar in their bilateral trade. we debates why countries are increasingly choosing alternative trade currency. u. s. has shot itself in the foot. it has created the situation where countries are in revulsion to american foreign policy and want to get as far away as possible from the u. s. normal people will be attracted to the alternatives being created by china, russia, and the brakes done with go to the world you're watching. the international mine is peter scott here with the top stories when it passed to be 8 pm this tuesday. thanks for joining us. now the public version of the a i driven chat g p t. when asked about us involvement in crews around the world gives an impressive list. among this mentioning the 2014 my done uprising in ukraine, the u. s. government. back to the ousting of ukraine's president victor yanna cove is shanna coo, that bra pro western leaders to power autonomy live. now in the studio, is archie correspondence an residence? a i expert, steve sweeney and steve, what's going on? well, peter chap, g, p t is perhaps the best known of the artif

killed in an israeli raid in the occupied west bank. soldiers stormed for janine refugee camp on choose say, u s. intelligence suggests a pro ukrainian group may have sabotaged the north stream gas pipelines last year. as, according to american and german media reports, moscow blames the u. s. for the attack. that of russia's back though mercenary group, says his fighters have taken the eastern part of backwards in east and ukraine in an audio message on his telegram channel. you have any provisions said the units have taken the territory to the east of back book to river, which split the current, the city roughly down the middle. thousands of protesters are rallied and ga us capital to bliss. he against a controversial bill. they say will silence critics and the press hurt us as a worries. it could impact their hopes of joining the european union volunteers and the coast guard in the philippines are trying to clean up a large oil spill does reach the beaches of men, doro island, people living along coastal villages say they feel on well and nauseated. this bill was caused by an oil leak from a

u. s. aircraft carrier name is lot, choose it. warplanes, enjoy tax the sizes with the south korean navy. it's part of annual drills that are being scaled up again this year, following a 6 year low. and comes that made escalating tensions with north korea. calling in to the south korean port of booth on the show of force is intended to demonstrate america's commitment to its allies. the u. s. and republic of korea alliance is prepared to adapt to new towns and threats to ensure the security of future generations of koreans and americans. large scale air drills have been held using the latest fighter jets, as well as nuclear capable bombers from the us air force. life fire exercises have been showing off the combined fire power of the allies armor and artillery. such drills in rage, north korea, which says they could provide a cover to launch an attack. some people might dabble with the idea of a preemptive attack or a strike against north korea, but it's, it's, it's realistically impossible. and even more so with nuclear weapons, the north has been showing its anger with a range of missi

u. s. has a tendency to pick and choose when it comes to who is territorial sovereignty. they want to respect how do you lot of spaces for the blue standards and the good hawk is saying one thing, but do. ready another apart from 2 to. ready total integrity, a sovereignty, for example, is the so called international. busy order and, and where it is so the united states, they will. ready united states with long term would throw the order over the window, for example, the latest and iraq and afghanistan. and, you know, even without the approval. ready of the international community in the united nations, and then they took, they have taken, you will actual actions to impose the will on all other countries this regarding other countries, a sovereignty. so the sentence is no wonder i. and so as far as the relationship with china is concerned, on one hand, they want china corporate them. in fact, they need china to, to continue invest in the us treasury is because now the united states is greatly in debt. but on the other hand, they're trying to kill china in the left, right,

u. s. aircraft carrier nymph, lot choose it. warplanes, enjoy tax the sizes with the south korean navy. it's part of annual drills that are being scaled up again this year following a 6 year love and come that made escalating tensions with north korea. calling in to the south korean port of booth on the show of force is intended to demonstrate america's commitment to its allies. the u. s. and republic of korea alliance as prepared to adapt to new challenges and threats to ensure the security of future generations of koreans and americans. large scale air drills have been held using the latest fighter jets, as well as nuclear capable bombers from the u. s. air force, live fire exercises have been showing off the combined fire power of the allies armor and artillery. such drills in rage, north korea, which says they could provide a cover to launch an attack. some people might dabble with the idea of a preemptive attack or a strike against north korea, but it's, it's realistically impossible. and even more so with nuclear weapons, the north has been showing it sango with a range of missile

choose between china and russia in the us. but we will, we will do what we feel is in our best interest. and it's quite obvious, it's very difficult for the u. s. i know that i was in africa when asked me to choose when everything we have from the bite administration is china is the biggest danger to world security. and so was supposed to forget what else the by did ministration is saying in addition, the u. s. also looking for that diplomatic legitimacy which doesn't have the certainly the un for example. i mean the. busy discontent about the u. s. his position on ukraine, the refusal for any diplomatic negotiations refusal even think about the chinese plan for peace and ukraine. meanwhile, africa suffering because of shortages of fertilizer and, and grey because of us sanctions and western sanctions. this is a european why does everyone else have to suffer? it's something that we've heard quite quite a bit as well. why not look for peace? so diplomatic legitimacy, there's scramble for natural resources. there. all sorts of issues say where the u . s. is rather on the back foot and not just one last thing, even that the success of the some in

u. s. influence in africa. so it does come at a chooses watson to an eventually impeding p, and that's a whole region. australia is planning to buy 5 nuclear power submarines from america, does draw criticism from china and it concerns the deal puts nonproliferation agreement with russia agrees to extend the black sea grain deal which was set to expire the saturday. it will be extended now. the 2 more months, but moscow says the west must hold up, it's part of the agreement and allow the export of rushing brain unfertilized. this was when the program multiple us by seeing that stops crash as to american binders collapse over the weekend. a president biden essentially making an emergency address try to study the both, showing americans. that money is the well, there's a lot of moving and shaking in the world on this day. it's so good to have your company before we address the fevered rush of us diplomats in africa for now, let's get to some of the lakers from ukraine. as it rushes, wagner group has reportedly taken control over the northern

can they did they not gone on to you tube and heard victorian ulan choose who is going to lead ukraine after the u. s. back who, which was the start of this current proxy war. wow. only you will take us seriously. i will not see and do indians take seriously the idea the joe biden, antony blink, jake sullivan, victoria newland, and the cia bomb the north street pipeline. is it that i a different teach and, and when we actually are being well, it's kind of important, isn't it? the, given that the biggest it will finally draw something that it's important is something that we will put it into our computer for future. notice it's by design, something that we get kennedy will buy. if somebody says that we will decide who will be what and so on. well, i'm pretty sure 9, i would do more than that if india's pipelines and india. and i don't see why i don't see why china just back and do what we had agreed in 1095 and then change the whole climate. you know, we've been through like the previous interview where what your doing is in effect, divide and rule by washington. if you continually isn't that would mo

so they could choose their government, colonel paul hughes, of the u. s. army. he also reflected on this decision, ah, he was an aide to your predecessor, of course j garner. he said, we changed from being a liberator to an occupier with that single decision. he said by abolishing the army we destroy in the iraqi mind the last symbol of sovereignty that they could recognize. and as a result, created a significant part of the resistance. and again, as we saw that eventually splintered in through these various factions, various groups that eventually became these walmack stay up in retrospect, would you not have done anything differently? no, the, the mistake that i made was not announcing the ah, retirement plans, the pension plans at the same time as we said, were going to build a new army. we. we delayed that for 2 weeks during which time there were demonstrations by ex army. as soon as we announced the decision to pay double the pensions, the demonstration stopped outside the green zone. it directly stopped just before leaving office resigned to decree, which

u. s. president donald trump says it expects to be arrested on choose day from slides what he called the legal leaks, the manhattan district attorney's office. he called for his supporters to protest voting his underway nigeria in the governor and state assembly races. the delayed vote comes weeks after a disrupted disputed pop make presidential election. the ruling party hips regained lost seats in important areas. the international criminal court as issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir putin, along with russia's commissioner fo children's rights. their charge with overseeing the abduction of children from orphanages in ukraine. betty have been adopted in russia. u. s. president joe biden call the decision justified. the kremlin says it's null and void are diplomatic added to james bass has more from the united nations. and as the way she vladimir putin, president of russia, a superpower leader. and now a wanted man for the alleged war, crabs of deputation of children from ukrainian occupied territories, entered the russia physician. the president of the international

can they did they not gone on to you tube and heard victorian ulan choose who is going to lead ukraine after the u. s. back who, which was the start of this current proxy war. wow. only you will take us seriously. i will not see, and do indians take seriously the idea the joe biden and to the blink, jake sullivan, victoria newland, and the see a bomb the north street pipeline is, is that a different the and and when we truly are being well, it's kind of important isn't it that, given that the biggest central fire or something that it's important, that is something that we will put it into a computer for future. notice it's by, there's not something that we get get it will by. if somebody says that we will decide who you are and so on. well, i'm pretty sure 9 i would do more than that if in this pipelines and india and i don't see why, i don't see why china just on back and do what we had agreed in one thing that imperial powers, imperial washington realizes they can split the joint power powers of india and china and you are falling into that trap. maybe it's your american education. yeah . it's just

december from leaders was you know, we, we don't want to choose between china and the us will be straight jacket if we can't really believe the u. s. a know that when it comes to africa, we're not asking you to choose, we, you know, you can do whatever you want. they will do what they feel is in the best interest is what we, what we kept on kept on the hearing. so yeah, there's a lot of skepticism here with some questions is what happens the $55000000000.00 the bible promised in december actually over 3 years. so there's a certain amount of skepticism. but, you know, i guess, i guess leaders will, will be looking to see what sort of message the getting. okay. thank you so much. you have returned to reporting from washington d. c. well, she was just saying, china has accelerated the global 1st for influence on the african continent when it launched the belt and wrote initiative on in 2013. and it's focused on infrastructure development. moscow as increasingly look to africa after being sanctioned by the west for its invasion of ukraine, for a minister or get live ra, visited the content, and twice in 6 months. most recently in janu

the dollar in their bilateral trade, we discussed why many stay for choosing alternative pre currencies with our panel of gas. the u. s. has shot it's open to put, it has created the situation where countries are in revulsion to american foreign policy and want to get as far away as possible from the u. s. normal people will be attracted to the alternatives being created by china, russia and the brit. ah, good afternoon from moscow. this is our keener national. what the latest world news updates i'm bureau is about. great to have you with us is really prime minister's decision to postpone a controversial legal reform has failed to quell the ongoing unrest. rocking the country police resorted to water cannon and some grenades to disperse, angry crowds. o the protest, the rapid laid on monday with demonstrators lighting bonfires, flocking roads, enchanting anti government slogans. dozens were reportedly arrested. this comes just hours after benjamin netanyahu confirmed that the ruling coalition would pers, phone the reforms which triggered political division and the biggest protests in years. it's only know it the kid d

choose those. all of those things had d u m s s, because tory, whatever way you look at it, isn't it? mike? thanks, we'll stop. it's got to stop. thank you so much for your time. former pentagon senior security policy on with mike, i'm a live life on our team. i now the head of the international atomic energy agency has said, he's boy, no evidence that any russian weapons are stationed up is zapora was yet nuclear power plant that is despite repeated claims to the country from western media and officials over many months, the heads of the un nuclear watchdog arrived with his team to the city of america dar on wednesday, where the plant, europe's largest such site is located. he was met by representatives of the russian power company, rosner go on. the i age delegation was shown the latest traces of shelling by ukrainian fortunes. officials from the nuclear plant outlined to raphael, good. also the constant pressure unblocked meal. they say they are facing from key of a former. it was still green because with the ukrainian authorities exert constant pressure enough and on our loved ones, we

you said the middle eastern countries are now choosing to side more with russia and china instead of the u. s and his allies, sula, hammer aim, chuckling zealand. currently, the power that existed in america in europe has been swayed to the east towards russia and china. oh, consequently, it is only natural for these 2 new superpowers to be the focus of a wide range of interest throughout the world till this new eastern alliance that we are seen develop is by nations that are not colonial nations that are not ravaging, pillaging and exploiting other nations in south america, africa, or in asia, they do not practice colonial zation in other nations. the western alliance only seeks to steal wealth and extort a nation's natural resources. this is a good example of double standard culture possessed by european nations. european politicians do not have the humanitarian laws and ethics to resolve the issues happening in the world. they distinguish between which refugees they like and don't like what, and they're distinguished between asylum seekers, nations and those who are in need. they practice

u b. s. takeover of credit suisse has laid the foundations for greater stability, both in switzerland and internationally. chinese president, choosing ping is said to travel to moscow on monday for a 2 day visit. russia's president vladimir putin has welcomed what he calls china's constructive role in trying to end of the ukraine war. he says he has high expectations for their talks. just one day after the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for him, put in, made a visit to the russian occupied city of mario paul in ukraine. he drove around several districts on saturday and was shown restoration work at a theatre at a university ru paul. was the focus will of one of the bloodiest battles of the war so far after years of hostility officials in teheran at say, president deborah, he marie see has welcomed an invitation by king solomon to visit riyadh. earlier this month, the countries reached an agreement to reopen embassies. palestinians have been protesting in hebron and gaza against talks between israeli and palestinian officials in egypt. a mass which governs the gaza strip has condemned at the west bank based pal

u. s marshal's office says if the former president chooses to come to the da's office, it would likely drawuge crowds of supporters and opponents. i'm hoping that they've got to avoid any any craziness that may happen. if this does go, uh, come to fruition and who wants to see riots and people going crazy with him walking out the front door in handcuffs? again so far , no indication on whether the former president will be indicted. happening now, thousands of school workers are walking picket lines in los angeles. they are teacher aides, custodians, cafeteria workers and security guards. los angeles schools los angeles unified school district schools have been working without a contract for more than 2.5 years and have several demands. they want the district to meet. 30% wage increase, as well as more hours of many of these jobs are part time jobs and more stabbing, more stepping for critical student services. we also want them to recognize the disrespect that workers have been facing. the strike is expected to last through thursday. 30,000 teachers are honoring the picket lines at schools

choose the scale of the task that his budget will offer. no quick fix. joe, the whole al jazeera, coventry fin all record sales have out perform cds in the u. s. for the 1st time in decades, more than $41000000.00 vin, our records were sold in 2022 to the tune of $1200000000.00. that's in comparison to 33000000 cd sold. last year marks the 16 consecutive year growth for record sales can be a little bit of sport now in manchester city heading to the quarter finals of you, a for champions league, largely thanks to 5 goals from erling holland, the english sy thrashed our b leaps, eggs 7 know, 81 on aggregate city have never won the champions league. ah, this is our desert. these you top stories. the u. s. has condemned what it calls a reckless maneuver by russian warplane. they brought down one of its surveillance strides over the black sea pentagon insists the drone was over international waters . i should denies that its jets came into contact with the aircraft. this incident demonstrates a lack of competence in addition to being unsafe and unprofessional. u. s. air forces in europe, air force is africa routine. we fly aircraft throughout europ

choose to look so common ground. ah, st. 2 2 ah, reporting on and investigating the lawless u. s. military prison at guantanamo bay. cuba is an important endeavor. thanks to a number of whistleblowers. we know what has happened at guantanamo, and we have a feel for the war, crimes and crimes against humanity that have taken place there. but what the human rights community, and indeed the public in general, really need, is a historian to lay out all the details for future generations. and to make sure that revisionists don't try to change the truth of that history. i'm john kerry. aku welcome to the whistleblowers. ah. 2 2 we're all aware of whistleblowers who have served at the u. s. military prison at guantanamo, thanks to people like joseph hickman and brandon neely. we know of some of the atrocities that have taken place there in the name of us security policy. thanks to the attorneys representing guantanamo detainees. we know about the utter lack of due process, about torture and degrading an inhumane treatment that continues to take place there. but much of what we knew in t

u. s and mexico. scary we'll keep following that story, ok, changing gears. now we want to talk about new data showing what students are now choosing to do after high school research, quoted in the wall street journal says the number of apprentices is up more than 50% in the last decade at the same time. college enrollment has declined by about 15% about 40% of apprenticeship programs are outside of construction trades. among the reasons for the growth of apprentice work is fear of crippling debt and being left with a degree that hasn't prepared grads for a job in the fast changing labor market. i personally love this. i don't know him a few years old trade jobs when i was growing up it was you go to college. you go to college like they drilled that in your head, and i love that. now you have more options and don't feel the need that they have to go to college. then there's also the opportune unity cost right? so if you go this route? not only are you not paying debt, but you're gonna make money faster as well to have options. college is not for everyone coming up next, the spectacular scene over northern california plus on this fi

u. s. wants to get involved, but at the same time, the usaa saying, but we're not asking you to choose, ignore everything else we say about china, you can do both. it's up to you. if we get involved, that's fine. we're not going to get involved in what your relationship with china and the house with a certain amount of skepticism, expressed by african leaders of this. there was certainly last december given. but most of what we have for the white house these days when it comes to foreign policy is about china. and as a recognition, when china gets involved with countries, they don't interfere in the internal affairs of individual countries. while we keep on hearing from african leaders as look, we will make a decision on whom we partner with. but that will be based on whom we decide is in our best interest. so she will assist you at the zambian historian and senior lecturer at the university of stalen bash in south africa. and he thinks the us needs to adopt a clear africa say no to disturbs, have never had in africa policy work that had a national geo political interest example. you're

u. s. is deeply concerned by remarks from tennessee as president on migration and reports. so arbitrary arrests and urges choosing authorities to meet its obligations to protect the rights of refugees as items, seekers and migrants last month, that price also expressed his concern for the, the detention of opposition figures. i'm looking through looking, you know, us funding for 2 years. it has been going down steadily, 7 in 2021. the u. s. gave ha ha point $9000000.00 is full cost me $55200000.00 in 2022. and, and as a suggestion about maybe being decreased to because of concerns or which is in government, but it's all very selective. who, whom the u. s. government is concerned about when it comes to demo democracy in human rights. right now clearly as there isn't a huge strategic priority, she have a tendency in washington dc for us there. thank you. ah, and it's exactly a month since 2 major earthquakes hit southern took here and northwest syria, killing more than $51000.00 people. human and financial costs have been huge and sir care the government says a 173000 buildings collapsed, was severely damaged. that