u. s. policy. so with regard to the current, the chinese middling position, i would say it's not kind of like like a pure neutrality. china does have its own view about right or wrong or what contribute to this. but chinese position is impartial. i try to see how much the comfrey can be stopped or d escalated and the civilian casualties be avoided as much as possible. which is good for both parties. of course is not just to start fighting, but chinese are looking for a long lasting, able in the continues, you know, security framework in europe, which is good for europe for the war 2. but the doctor, you, i'm sure you would agree with me that beyond this particular conflict between russian military forces and western aided ukrainian forces, there is a larger struggle going on. and it's a struggle for the future of the international system for the future design of the international system and whether it continues to be so unipolar with the united states, calling all the shots are regardless of the po

u. s. policies. it's a very important event in not only middle east, but also in china foreign policy china hoax. they had to not only the 2 countries, but also all the countries in the middle east could develop into by themselves for washington. they should rethink and say, why now in the won't, they are more and more people never a chance to washington any, any longer usa is a main driver, all new regional instability and conflict, not only in middle east, but also in eastern europe. because in the past or 40 years, the united states has launched, a lot of them was in, you know, walked in the middle east, or at least one bidding of people have died under the fi of the united states. so now we had the only people know the world clearly. so carter hegemony of the, at he stays due to be and as soon as possible. what else to comment on the development? yes for joe biden, seem to shift focus to other countries in the region. what are your thoughts? i'm sorry, right? yeah, around re establishing diplomati

u. s. policies. it's a very important event in not only middle east, about also in china, foreign policy china hoax. they had to not only the 2 countries, but also all the countries in the middle east could develop into by themselves for washington. they should at least rethink and say go, why? now in the won't, they are more and more people are never the chance to washington any, any longer usa, some mean joy of what you need to know. instead of conflict, not only in middle east or also in eastern europe, because in the past 40 years the united states has launched. a lot of them was in the, in the what in middle east it at least a one meaning that people have died under the fi of the united states. so now we're actually people know the world back clearly. so carter hegemony of the eighty's days should it be and as soon as possible, when asked to comment on the development us from job and seem to shift focus to other countries in the region. what are your thoughts on saudi arabia and iran? re re estab

u. s. policy in the region which and ukraine is just supporting the u. s. in its mission. if converting the oas into that, according to the i m f, ukraine is the poorest country in europe. it's g d p is estimated to have fallen by 30.4 percent by the end of last year, the workers all in the country's history. but despite this ukraine, as well as several you members, sponsor the u. s. based body. the organization which claims to promote democracy includes all american nations except cuba and venezuela. some latin american countries of criticize the organisation saying it has lost legitimacy. anya param, paul again says that the o yes is a tool of u. s. intervention into latin america. will you ever flex u d o e s, especially over the past several years. the main, it's the main purpose of its existence has been to further extremely aggressive us intervention policies in latin america and the caribbean. this is under the leadership of secretary general luis on mcgraw, who is currently facing an ethics investigation tomorrow as well as some of the us diplomats, if you can call

china and iran, ah, and our, this is a big problem because the united states policy going all the way back to 948 is that the u. s. must control the economy and they must, this is u. s. policy. they must be able to defeat any other economic competitor. and that's what we're seeing today. so the conflict in ukraine, which i would argue as a proxy war between russia in the united states or between us nato and russia. but nate, nate, are really, i mean the us totally dominates nato, so it's a proxy war. nato was born out of the cold war after the fall of the soviet union in 1991 and the cold war was supposedly over. this block not only persisted, but it grew. some have argued that the reason is to actually maintain the unit polar world order. how would you respond to that? yes, so, so nato, i went, when the soviet union collapsed, a deal was made that russia would not extend one inch between the u. s. and in russia, and of course that changed particularly under bill clinton. and now anita has expanded right, right to the edge of russia and that includes ah, on nuclear capable of missiles that are station in romania,

u. s. policy in the region which and ukraine is just supporting the us in its mission, if converting the oas into that. according to the i am ass, ukraine is the poorest country in europe. it's g d. p is estimated to have fallen by 30.4 percent at the end of last year. the worship is all in the country's history. but this, by this we're morality, ukraine, and several. you members, sponsor the u. s. based body. the organization which claims to promote democracy includes all american nations except cuba and venezuela. some latin american countries have criticized the organization, saying it has lost legitimacy on empire and pill again, says that the o. yes is the tool of u. s. intervention in latin america. the oas, especially over the past several years. the main, it's the main purpose of its existence has been to further, extremely aggressive us intervention policies in latin america and the caribbean. this is under the leadership of secretary general luis l ma, grow who is currently facing an eth

u. s. policy trying to contain russia and china is becoming more and more assertive that according to vladimir, put in an article to a prominent chinese newspaper. it comes just to have a trip to moscow. i've tried this problem with the democratic republic of the congo. ask for russia to help in combating terror threats that those moscow, both the 2nd in russia, africa international problem with coming to live from the russian capital. this is our to international. i merger blevins here with the latest news. welcome to the programmer. and poland ambassador to france says his country may enter the war in ukraine. if he abs independence is at stake. his comments are from a recent interview to a french news channel. swell is a ukraine will defend its independence or else we will be obligated to enter into this conflict because our principal values that the foundation of all civilization of our culture will fundamentally be in danger. so we have no choice holes, ambassador, the paris just went on one

u. s. policy goals with respect specifically to venezuela, nicaragua, and bolivia. you may recall that the o. s was instrumental in providing the justification for the coo in 2019 that took place in bolivia, ousted the democratically elected president abel morales, and installed a very brutal military dictatorship, a contest and truly in the country for, for several months until it was defeated by the boot bolivian people and austrian politician has called on serbia to demolish a memorial to the children killed in the nato bombing campaign of the country. in 1099. the official says the monument encourages anti american and anti nato sentiments. as long as serbian and sadly, even some austria, politicians from the extreme left and right endorse such hateful distortion of facts. it's clear, austria and serbia remained the cradle of european anti americanism and anti nato sentiment. by call to remove this monument. immediately the memorial to serbian children, cal during 3 months of the nato bombing campaign commemorates what belgrade calls aggression against the countr

u. s. policy in the region which and ukraine is just supporting the u. s. in its mission of converting the oas into that, according to the i, m, f. ukraine is the poorest countries in europe. it's gdp is estimated to reform by 30 percent of the end of last year. the worst results in the country's history that's largely because of russia's military offensive against it. but as far this ukraine is still sent $20000.00 to the body of one of his biggest allies, the organization which claims to promote democracy includes all american nations except cuba and venezuela. so must, in american countries have criticize the organizations and his last legitimacy on your part. bill again says that the us is the 2 of us intervention in latin america . the oas, especially over the past several years. the main, it's the main purpose of its existence has been to further, extremely aggressive us intervention policies in latin america and the caribbean. this is under the leadership of secretary general luis on ma, grow, who is currently facing an ethics investigation tomorrow,

systematically independent of the not based on major domestic or foreign policy with the united states that is the definition of any u. s. foreign policy in perspective, clients and any, any higher it is the reality of u. s. foreign policy. basically look back as sensory, you see that, you know, the history of united this relations with the rest of the world has been filled with these kind of this kind of mentality. the to take out the government that they have problem with. i think the government will know for another time that regime change is not going to work in 21st century. u. s. president joe biden has requested a record high amount, a colossal $886000000000.00 for the countries national security budget next year. the vast majority of the request budget would go directly to the pentagon. the defense department was seized by cash to tackle a perceived threat from china as was to provide aid to ukraine and of funding for nato. the parent is reynolds, his is a counter quote, persistent threats coming from north korea and iran. over the years, the u. s. defense department has been consistently increasing it spending.

u. s. policy in the region which and ukraine is just supporting the u. s. in its mission, if converting the oas into that will, according to the i m f, ukraine is the poorest country in europe is g. d. p is expected to have fallen by over 30 percent at the end of last year. the worst result in the country's history, nothing's largely because of russia's military offensive, the but it's why this ukraine on several year members response to the u. s. based body organization, which claims to promote democracy includes all american nations except cuba, unbend his whaler. some latin american countries have criticized the organization. so ms. moss legitimacy on the prom pill again says the us is these all of us intervention in latin america, the oas, especially over the past several years. the main, it's the main purpose of its existence has been to further, extremely aggressive us intervention policies in latin america and the caribbean. this is under the leadership of secretary general luis on ma, grow, who is currently facing an ethics investigation. ma grow as

u. s. policy papers. the justice us war in iraq, which left a trailer distortion and an estimated $1000000.00 people dead has passed the 20th anniversary to continue this special coverage of the conflicts. which through the oil rich rich country into chaos and destabilize the entire middle eastern region. ah. was speaking just ahead of the invasions grim anniversary, former british prime minister tony blair, reaffirm that his belief that the us led invasion of iraq and the decision to dispose the countries lead us about saddam hussein were justified. as considering that the invasion was conducted without a un mandate, and without any actual proof of weapons of mass destruction in the middle east and country. and even if you are completely opposed to the removal of saddam hussein in iraq. the idea that removing a dictator is brutalized, is people engaged in 2 regional was the idea that secreted to invading country, which is good, a democratically elected president. never as far as i know started a regional

u. s. policy of trying to contain russia and china is becoming more and more assertive. that's according to vladimir putin in an interview to a prominent chinese newspaper. it comes just ahead of a trip to moscow as china's president with poland may enter the war and ukraine. if he adds independence, is at stake. that's according to comments made by the polish ambassador to france. however, warsaw is distancing itself from mclean. switzerland's biggest bang u. b. s, has taken over its failed to rival credits with as the contagion from the recent bacon collapse of the us spread the international. my also ahead with my vision of the division. sure. across investment success on saudi arabia says the path is clear to restore bilateral ties with iran, following a deal, brokers by china, which brought the 2 former rivals together with coming to live from the russian capital. this is the weekly, on our t international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of this week and today. welcome to the pr

u. s. foreign policy in u. s. interests. so certainly, i'm those tone i think, comes as a surprise to the state department in the not quite sure what to make of it. representatives of the state department have had the usual rhetoric saying that they respect mexican sovereignty. but if we examine u. s. foreign policy all the way back to 1848. with the theft of one 3rd of what was mexico. we should remember the california nevada, arizona, utah, colorado, texas. all of this land belonged to the indigenous people. in fact, the entire divided sneaks of america. and i'm low in the mexican people, do not forget this representatives of so many sovereign governments from olivia to brazil to venezuela, to cuba. now in mexico are saying that we will not accept this arrogant posture of monroe isn't. that defines all of south american, the caribbean, as the backyard of the united states. so this is very welcome news that i'm low standing up in this way. let's go back to the african continent now the west of the nation. over here i have s

policy with the united states. that is the definition of any u. s. foreign policy in perspective. and client and any empire is the reality of u. s. foreign policy. basically look back injury, you see that, you know, the history of united this relations with the rest of the world has been filled with these kind of this kind of mentality. the take out the government that they have problem with. i think the was government will know for another time that regime change is not going to work in 21st century. just wasn't joe barton has requested a record high amount, a colossal $886000000000.00 for the countries national security budget next year. the vast majority of the requested budget would go directly to the pentagon. the defense department wants to use that cash to tackle a perceived threat from china. one is to provide aid to ukraine and funding for nato. the pentagon also seeks a counter quote for system threats coming from north korea and iran. over the years, the u. s. events evolve and has been consistent. the increase in spending in the last 3 years, the military budget as incr

u. s. foreign policy and u. s. interests. so certainly, i'm those tone i think comes as a surprise to the state department in the not quite sure what to make of it. a representatives of the state department have had the usual and rhetoric saying that they respect mexican sovereignty. but if we examine u. s. foreign policy all the way back to 1848. with the theft of one 3rd of what was mexico, we should remember the california nevada, arizona, utah, colorado, texas. all of this land belonged to the indigenous people. in fact, the entire divided snakes of america and arm low in the mexican people do not forget this representatives of so many sovereign governments from olivia to brazil to venezuela, to cuba. now, in mexico are saying that we will not accept this arrogant posture of monroe isn't. that defines all of south american, the caribbean is the backyard of the united states. so this is very welcome news that i'm lower standing up in this way. yes, the i has said the virus that calls the cove, it was most likely lead for t

u. s. policy. and talk to us about the role of title 40 to image. well yes, the border cities across mexico has been a flight. it was immigrants, many of them have been turned back from the united states, and many more are arriving from south and from central america hoping across the border as soon as people here or think that the u. s. immigration policy might change in their favor thinks as start changing at those border cities. for example, article a $42.00 that you just mentioned at this is a health rule of from the pandemic era that started actually under former president donald trump. and this rule gives the government the ability to take emergency action to stop the introduction of diseases. and trump, of course, use it mainly to stop migrants who could potentially ask for asylum to a to come into the united states. the president biden promised several times he would lift this rule, but again, the u. s. as supreme court, they decided to keep article 42 in place. and now this rule is supposed to expire in may, and many migrants are hoping for

u. s. of your policy. ok. with, with the u. s. policies. thank you for that. and this year and as you know, sort of in mexico city. thank you. thank you for having me on another ukraine, which is welcome the arrival of british challenger to tanks. defense minister alexey resonate cough released this video of self riding on one of the newly arrived vehicles you case from mr. k. a 14 challenges and recently completed trading ukrainian tongue cruise, germany announced on monday that it had delivered 18 long awaited leopard to battle tax back worse. and the east, if you crane has become something of a symbol of resistance, will be one of the bloodiest ukrainian leadership has faced criticism for its decision to continue to fight russia for control of a region of such little strategic importance. but many ukrainian soldiers in the area say they're willing to pay a heavy price. a correspondent mark xander has been to meet them. you have to move fast. we're heading for the frontline. the russians are very close to the telling us is one of the, or the most forward pos

u. s. interest. given china's approach to overseas military diplomacy and the potential challenges to u. s. interest, u. s. policymakers might consider the following. first, capitalize on the united states robust alliance partnership network to limit china's access. china still building a network of security partners gaining vital locations. the u. s. can -- advance security cooperation with key countries to limit their willingness to allow china to access ports and other infrastructure. this could include more security cooperation with states in the pacific islands, south asia, and the indian ocean region. second, work with u. s. allies and partners to mitigate intelligent risks for chinese military activities. the united states could assist allies and partners by mitigating information russ by bolstering information security capabilities as well as supporting all of the partners oguinye comprehensive picture of the chinese military activity in the region. third, increase awareness on china's oversea military awareness and how it supports broader chinese policy objectives in u. s. ally interest. for example, the

u. s. policy of controlling you. prince affairs with washington now pushing kiev away from peace talks with saudi arabia confirms it could very quickly start investing in iran following a breakthrough after a chinese brokerage agreement of restoring diplomatic relations between the states . and we continue our special coverage of the grim legacy left by the disaster if you have blood war in iraq, 20 years since then, us president george w bush's ultimatum to saddam hussein. to give up power or face war with good morning, from our to international studios in moscow, and welcome to the hours most vital stories across the world. i'm few realize about ukraine's focus should be on the battle ground rather than peace talks with russia . that's according to u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking, who claims the washington goal is actually to bring peace. however, documents from the pentagon, dating several years back revealed the u. s. longstanding policy of trying to influence key decision making or to correspond it, do

u. s. policy of controlling ukraine's affairs with washington now pushing cavil away from peace talks with russia. i didn't see any issue that would prevent a vision of the relationship across investments. successful saudi arabia confirms it could very quickly start investing in iran following a break through operate chinese program agreement of restoring diplomatic relations between the states. and we continue our special coverage of the grim legacy left by the disastrous us blood borne iraq, 20 years since then. us president george w bush's ultimatum to saddam hussein, to give up power or face for with good morning for martine, are national studios in moscow, and welcome to the hour's top stories across the globe. i'm pure ela is about you, prince focus should be on the battle ground rather than p stocks with russia. that's according to u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking, who claims that washington's goal is to bring peace. however, documents from the pentagon, dating several years back,

policy institute. another organization, bankrolled by the u. s. establishment. the australian strategic policy institute is the propaganda arm of the c. i a in the u. s. government. it is a mouthpiece for the americans. it is funded by the american government and american arms manufacturers. white is allowed to sit at the center of the australian government when it has so much foreign funding. i don't know if it were funded by anybody else, it would not be where it is at. many australians are understandably outraged by this blatant example of war mongering propaganda with the country's former prime minister, calling it agree just and provocative to day. sydney morning herald and h front page stories on australia's supposed war risk with china represents the most egregious and provocative news presentation of any newspaper i have witnessed over 50 years of active public life. is way worse, that the illustrated sampan shown to be coming from china and the build up to the war in vietnam in the 1900 sixty's. the extent of the bias and news abuses i believe unparallel