u. k. and china. so is the red sea becoming fully militarized? this is inside store the .

u. k. and china carried out $45.00 each front, $201.00 to us. uh, 715 in the us. 1032. the soviet similar nuclear, some bundle is sent to be the most powerful explosion in history. that test was carried out in 1961 in the skies above millions in the. the block field was $58.00 meg of tons compared to the fat man bomb dropped on august, 2nd, literally only $21.00 kilo tons. there are 4 types of nuclear test on the ground under water that most americans tend to fix it. with mr. frederick beach has an adverse effect on the eco system, but at most fabric tests are considered the worst. in office century we get the nuclear race. the world has seen plenty of evidence showing just how devastating those nuclear blast the people who live on the nuclear test sites, those military and civilian heavy and exposed to radiation. the 1st and serious steps towards banding nuclear testing. what taken as far back as 1963, the signing of a treaty binding of the appeal, whether it is attached to the atmosphere. and now the space and 100 want to provide representative government wishing to j

u. k. and china carried out $45.00 each trunk, $201.00. the us as a 715 in the us, 1030 to the soviets. some of the nuclear, some phone book is sent to be the most powerful explosion in history. that test was carried out in 1961 in the skies above. no volumes in the block field was 58.6 meg of tons compared to the fat man bomb dropped on august 2nd, literally only 21 kilo tons. there are 4 types of nuclear test on the ground under water that must very offend tech. so at most, frederick beach has an adverse effect on the eco system. but at most fabric tests are considered the worst half a century. we have the nuclear race, the world has seen plenty of evidence showing just how devastating those nuclear blast the people who live over from the nuclear test sites, those military and civilian being exposed to radiation with us and say we have steps towards banding nuclear testing. what take us fall back as 1963, the signing of the trilogy, binding of the appeal, whether this task the youngest, via and now the space and under want to be provide representative government. we seem to join the i

u. k. and china. so is the red sea becoming fully militarized? this is inside store the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much enjoying the red sea. it's one of the busiest shipping routes in the world. and one that's been a source of contention for some time. everything fighters in yemen have been targeting vessel.

u. k. and china. so is the red sea becoming fully mill? that's right. this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much of.

u. k. and china carried out $45.00 each front, $201.00 in the us. uh 715 in the us. 1032, the soviet similar nuclear, some from the is sent to be the most powerful explosion in history. that test was carried out in 1961 in the skies above. nobody has them yet. the block dealed was $58.00 mega tons compared to the fat man. bomb dropped on august 2nd, which will be $21.00 kilo tons. there are 4 types of replay, a test on the ground, on the water, atmospheric, and fix it with miss eric beach has an adverse effect on the sea coast system. but at most fabric tests are considered as the west. in half a century, we get the nuclear race. the world has seen plenty of evidence showing just how devastating those nuclear blast the people who live the nuclear test sites. those military and civilian have been exposed to radiation with us and say we have steps towards banding nuclear testing. what take on us fall back as 1963, the signing of the treaty binding of the appeal which is attached to the atmosphere. and now this is based on the water by representative g

u. k. and china. so is the red sea becoming fully militarized? this is inside store the hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much enjoying the red sea? it's one of the busiest shipping roots in the world. and one that's been a source of contention for some time. everything fighters in yemen have been targeting vessels. they say are linked to israel since the war on cause that began . they've also recently banned ships from the us and britain from their surrounding waters. vessels being re routed, have caused considerable delays and come at a high cost. the us and u. k. of launch several air strikes against the targets and yemen in an effort to stop the attacks on ships. they're also launching a multinational force to protect trade, which the u is now joining. so is the red sea now becoming fully militarized, and should protecting trade outweigh other issues? we'll put that to our guess. first, this report from my hobby. what's the british owned call go ship island is the latest merchant ship to be targeted by humans who's the rebels just day

u. k, and are made in china. and so our main supply chain is china minnes and die is. that's been really great for actually getting a competitive in price products to the market. and despite widespread climate agreement, the use policies have caught up largely our problems and as a r, as in the, as in europe in the world, they are political. they're not technological. we have the technology to do the things we want to do. it's a matter of priorities. and so if we prioritize differently, we're going to be just fine. the question is, if we will certainly a good question for europe. april need additional investments of more than $670000000000.00 a year to meet its clean tech energy goals. public money will be enough. take wind wings to get their product to market. they secured investments from the he you and from the largest privately health company in the us. cargill, the going back to the original question for clean tech companies to really re shape the scenes. there was no doubt still of funding deficit. it's a short fall that's having a negative effect on change to fo

u. k, and are made in china. and so our main supply chain is china minnes and die is. that's been really great for actually getting a competitive in price products to the market. and despite widespread climate agreement, the use policies have not caught up largely our problems. and i say r as in the, as in europe in the world, they are political, they're not technological. we have the technology to do the things we want to do. it's a matter of priorities. and so if we prioritize differently, we're going to be just fine. the question is, if we will certainly a good question for europe. april need additional investments of more than $670000000000.00 a year to meet its clean tech energy goals. public money won't be enough. take wind wings to get their product to market. they secured investments from the he you and from the largest privately health company in the us. cargill, the going back to the original question for clean tech companies to really re shape the scenes. there was no doubt still of funding deficit. it's a short fall that's having a negative effect on change

and china. as for the u. k. well, it's now reporting a 2nd and consecutive quarterly decline says technically a recession with a greater economic contraction, then anticipated apparently no one to task the british prime minister though c lee is the law from a loves, movies i saw on down the road is yeah, he has a full false journey to the confirmation of recession exposed as a government, as a prime minister, completely out of touch with the realities on the grounds. a government that for too long has, from the economic failure with complacency, content to be the manages of decline. especially soon claims that he has a plan, but the plan is not working. he claims that the economy has tons, aqona, but the economy is shrinking. he claims he doesn't want to take us back to square one. we are going backwards. the prime ministers claims our ins foxes. oh, come on now, no need to worry. the experts have it all under control. over at the european central bank in charge of maintaining price stability and low inflation, t

and china. as for the u. k. well, it's now reporting a 2nd and consecutive quarterly decline says technically a recession with a greater economic contraction, then anticipated. apparently no one tipped off, the british prime minister though direction is that in place from a loves then right down the road is yeah, the whole process journey to this? yeah. the confirmation of recession exposed as a government, as a prime minister, completely out of touch with the realities on the grounds. a government the too long has groups on the economic failure with complete.

they, they, they, u k, for as the us, china now and, and, and other countries, that's what can present to the government. but to debate piece to the i see it is not only about sitting in the table and saying, because they that's that they've been tested several times since the beginning of the door. what's the commons governmental, you have to do it to it's in the going to it needs to be in a non that's can do to those kind of things and do the same time work on, on root cause is in, in the time if it's not in time of peace unfortunately, the situation, the intent if he doesn't know, given those a lot of space for, for a constructive discussion among chapters and i think for that to happen. um the, the support that's attempting to print anything right now should sees. thank you all for being part of our programs with a lawrence kind of your car, crystal oddison and fred bama and it's part of the beginning, patrick. well yeah, yeah, and thank you for watching. so you can see the program again at any time by going to the website or i'll just do a dot com for further discussion. you can j

between israel and tomas, which is labeled as a terrorist organization in many countries, china and even the us ally, france criticized washington for blocking the resolution a 3rd time. the u. k. of stained in the vote. well 13 voted in favor. the u. s. and cetera, so it's own plan on a whole new american draft resolution calls for a temporary cease fire linked to the release of hostages, held by him over spring and the media. here's what's china's in bassett, or had to say about washington's veto. well, it was the veto exercised by the united states. that stapled council consensus may go to the us veto, sent the wrong message, pushing the situation in gaza into more dangerous territory. that can be an journalist. felix lee is an expert on china. i asked him what he need of china is comments to turn on once to position itself, the voice of the global fault and submit and drawing 2 of these countries to be honest, i think, is rarely exaggerating. with its actions is a god, a strip and a 10 o'clock, even the most aggressive voice against his real south africa, brazil, and the launch emergent. congress criticize these way. the government, you more view mentally? oh, well yeah. c

between israel and loss, which is labeled a terrorist organization in many countries. china and even us ally, france criticized washington for blocking the resolution a 3rd time. the u. k. of stained and the vote. well, 13 voted in favor. you know, he, les instead proposed its own plan between the new american draft resolution calls for a temporary cease fire linked to the release of hostages. hell, bring him on it and sustain here's what time is investigator. i have to say about washington's veto. it was the veto exercised by the united states that stifled counsel consensus made what the us veto sent the wrong message. pushing the situation in gaza into more dangerous territory that can be. journalist felix lee is an expert on china. i asked him what he made of china's comments. yes. well, hello. yeah, china wants to position and solve the voice of the global fault and i'm enjoying 2 of these countries. to be honest, i think, is rarely exaggerating with its actions is a god a strip and the most aggressive voice against israel, south africa, brazil, and other large, emergent countries criticize these way. the government, you more view mentally? oh, well yeah. trying as

and gaza. it was supported by all the council members except for the u. k, which obtained china has sharply criticized the move, saying it sent the wrong message. and it gives, as well quote, a green light to continue the slow. so, diplomatic editor james bangs reports, or those against again her hand was res. to veto up sentence u k abstained. but again, it was the vote of the us ambassador, linda thomas greenfield. the blocked resolution would have demanded an immediate cease fire in caution. the out, jerry and boss of that had been working on the draft for 3 weeks. while in the talk of, we will not stop until this council shoulders of the responsibilities in full. apart from the u. s. and the u. k. all of the, of the 13 delegations on the security council strongly supported to meet you at c spa, the suffering. the palistine, you know, southern during is beyond anything a human being should be subjected to god. i showed you for a big the continued passive avoidance of an immediate cease. fire is nothing different from giving a green light to continue to slope. so it goes all,

u. k. a for as the us china now and, and, and other countries, that's what can you present to the government, but to bring peace to the i see it is not only about sitting in the table and saying, because they that's it have been tested several times since the beginning of the door, what's the comments government we have to do. again, it's a, it's in the going to, it needs to be in and that can do to those kind of things and do the same time work on, on root cause is in, in the time that you committed, 10 will be sent for the net need a solution the antenna takes, he doesn't know, given us a lot of space for, for a constructive discussion among chapters. and i think that's what happened. um the, the support that the incentive 1015 right now should seize. thank you all for being part of our programs with a lawrence kind of your car, crystal otis and on fred bama. and it's part of the beginning, patrick, but yeah, yeah. and thank you for watching so you can see the program again at any time by going to the website. i'll just do a dot com for further discussion. you can join us about facebook pa

u. k. a for us, the us, china now and, and, and other countries. that's what the president to the run the government. but to, to bring peace to the i see it is not only about sitting in the table and signing people as they, that's had been tested several times since the beginning of the door. what's the comments government? we have to do. again, it's a, it's in the going to, it needs to be in a no that's can do to those kind of things and do the same time work on, on root cause is in, in the time if it's not in 10, will be sent for the net need a solution, the entrance, if he doesn't know, given those a lot of space for, for a constructive discussion among chapters and i think would that's what happened um the, the support that's in 10 to 1015 right now should see is thank you all for being part of our programs with a lawrence kind of your car crystal orders on fred bama and it's part of the beginning, patrick, but yeah, yeah. and thank you for watching. so you can see the program again at any time by going to the website. i'll just do a dot com fo

u. k. a, for, as the us china now and, and, and other countries. that's what can you present to the government. but to debate these, to the i see it is not only about sitting in the table and saying, because they that's it have been tested several times since the beginning of the door. what's the comments government? we have to do again, it's a, it's in the going to, it needs to be in a no that's can do to those kind of things and do the same time work uh on, on routes code is in, in the time that it's met in time of peace, unfortunately, the situation, the intro to see does not even though a lot of space for, for a constructive discussion among those. okay. and i think what, that's what happened um the, the support that's an attempt to print anything right now should seize. thank you all for being part of our programs with a lawrence kind of your car crystal orders on fred bama. and it's part of the beginning, patrick, but yeah, yeah, and thank you for watching. so you can see the program again at any time by going to the website. i'll just do a d

china, whether that be the u. k, someone, perhaps even germany to step up and say this situation cannot continue. it cannot continue in its current form. there was too much human suffering from all sides and that has to be a resolution. so i mean, maybe joining us tonight from lancaster university excellent analysis, we appreciate your time and thank you. thank you. a look now some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. either by john's president aaliyah has secured a landslide election victory and another 7 year term in office. official results show aaliyah when nearly 92 percent of the vote. the military offensive that brought the our media and separate as region of newborn to cover box under his control last year, boosted his support. authorities in rio de janeiro are scrambling to contain an outbreak of den, the fever. more than $300000.00 cases of the mosquito borne disease have been reported in brazil so far this year. that is 4 times more than normal. rio is declared a public health emergency and it comes just days before the start of carnival. celebrations. winte

between is real and him us, which is labeled a terrorist organization in many countries. china and even us ally, france criticized washington for blocking the resolution. the 3rd time u. k. of stains in about 1213 voted in favor. us instead proposed its own plan. the new american draft resolution calls for a temporary cease fire linked to the release of hostages held by a months are still, which is what china investor had to say about washington's veto. it was the veto exercised by the united states that stifled council consensus. maybe the us veto sent the wrong message, pushing the situation in gaza into more dangerous territory. that can be. james taylor is our correspondent and ty pay. he gave us some insight on trying his position regarding the us in dollars of split. of course, it's important to look at what china is statement is getting out here through the lens of gray par conversation. the paging is engaged with, with washington in multiples phase around the wealth. web aging seems to be in fair in here is that washington can no longer be viewed as the, the sole kind of responsible leader of the international community. and especially that when it comes to issu

and gauze of the united states has once again vetoed a un security council resolution. quoting for an immediate cease fire, it was supported by o other members except the u. k, which i've stained china, has strongly criticized the move saying it's sent the wrong message and gives israel a green light to continue the slow to. here's our diplomatic editor, james base. those against, again, her hand was raised to veto up sentence u k abstained. but again, it was the vote of the us ambassador, linda thomas greenfield. the blocked resolution would have demanded an immediate cease fire and gotten the out. jerry and boss of that had been working on the draft for 3 weeks while the look of we will not stop until this council shoulders of the responsibilities in full apart from the u. s. and the u. k. all of the of the 13 delegations on the security council strongly supported to meet you at c spa, the suffering. the police senior southern during is beyond anything, a human being should be subjected to a nose i showed you may be the continued passive avoidance of an immediate cease. fire is nothing different from giving a green lights on the to continue to slow to do that goes all. so it'd be,

between israel and tomas, which is labeled as a terrorist organization in many countries. china and even the u. s. l. i france, criticized washington for blocking the resolution a 3rd time. the u. k. up stained and the vote. well, 13 voted in favor. the west instead proposed its own plan on a house. the new american draft resolution calls for a temporary cease fire link to the release of hostages, held by him on an immediate. and here's what china investor had to say about washington's veto. it was the veto exercised by the united states that stifled counsel consensus made what the us veto sent the wrong message. pushing the situation in gaza into more dangerous territory that can be, that's about yeah. and with us now from berlin is a journalist in china watcher felix li. welcome to the program, and thank you for joining us. and we understand you've written several books on china. you, you reported from there for many years. i mean, we just heard strong comments on the us veto at the un. what do you make of it? oh, yes. well, hello. yeah, china wants to position itself as the voice of the global fault and the men join 2 of these countries to be honest, a think is rarely exaggera

u. k, in the u. s, which are leading coalition to fi, china. but again, it's e, there is no chance these absolutely no chance that they could, they could win against china. and keep in mind that they've done the several walk games in the region and every time they would lose.

china, whether that be the u. k, someone, perhaps even germany to step up and say this situation cannot continue. it cannot continue in its current form. there was too much human suffering from all sides and that has to be a resolution. so i'm in maybe joining us tonight from lancaster university. excellent analysis, we appreciate your time and thank you. thank you. a dozens of people have been killed and injured in bomb blast and pakistan just a day before parliamentary elections. they are explosions rocked political offices in the south western province of beluga stand. the 1st hit the district up to sheen, and the 2nd the city of and he lives. so i was on the so called islamic state has claimed responsibility for the bombings a 127000000 voters are going to the polls in an election already overshadowed by obligations of vote, reading and corruption. hundreds of thousands of soldiers and police have been deployed following a search of violence in the run up to the booked. the 1st blast hit the office of an independent political candidate and pushing police say, an explosive device strapped to a