successes like this one increase the chinese footprint across south east asia. have been coming here for over a decade but that is now accelerating. about 90% of all garment factories in this country are now chinese run or chinese owned. the terrorists have not stopped chinese business. they simply go elsewhere to do business. crates now shipped from cambodia as china navigates its way to the straight war. it may be losing some money in this battle, but it is gaining power and influence. anchor: donald trump will meet benjamin netanyahu in washington on tuesday. the leaders will hold a work meeting before an informal dinner. this comes as the release of hostages continues. hamas has since israel the names of two other men it will release. they are expected to be released in what could be the fourth prisoner swap of the cease fire. all of this comes as former hostages are talking about their experiences in captivity. >> we have heard today from one of the previous hostages. she was one of the first people to be released under this deal. when she was abducted, she

and billions of dollars have been invested in the re calling i station of the middle least of south east asia of south america or in the caribbean. so i think people from across the world we heard from andre is lopez over at ward. we've heard from so many other leaders. nicolai's mother though, miguel diaz can. many people are celebrating. this is a major victory for the sovereignty of what has long been called the 3rd world. a lot of that money that went to ukraine, for instance, went on weapons, the war effort continued. because of that. how does this know effect that going forward? cut it in a way, make peace closer as well in the multi polar world that we live in. we see different trading and economic and military blocks. the shooting i corporate cooperation organization in alba here in the america is increasingly have more and more influence. and that's one of the iron needs of the trump presidency, if it hadn't been com all that harris and a continuation of the new liberal democrats, they would have continued to invest in the us aids and other instruments of imperial control. i trump ha

seen china extending its trade opportunities elsewhere in the world, particularly in places like south east asia, central asia, africa as well. and in china hopes that this should provide some one of the cushioning effects to provide some installation against. one of the shocks might be coming from the us. we'll have to wait and see how badging responds to these measures. and what exactly they need when they say counter measures. jessica washington to 0 agent. the the mold palestinians are leaving garza through the off of border crossing with egypt to get medical treatment abroad. the world health organization has evacuated 139 patients along with 55 can give us. this is the 3rd group to leave under the cease fire agreement is rarely supposed to allow 50 patients in need of urgent care out of the strip daily. but that target isn't being met. thought a couple assume has more from what off in southern gaza. the w h o managed to evacuate more than a 110 patients over the course of the past 72 hours from the gaza strip to receive medical treatment approved. but there has been some sort of limitation

military and global footprint has left behind a devastating legacy from unexploded ordnance in south east asia to the depleted uranium contaminants in iraq. and you mentioned you cause lobby and syria . i mean these are remnants continue to cause of death, birth effects, and environmental destruction, decades after conflicts have ended, rather than achieving peace. these interventions have often prolonged suffering, creating long term humanitarian crisis and fueling anti american sentiments. i think the increasing death toll across the globe suggests the pattern we're short term military objectives take precedence over long term stability and ethical considerations. norway has joined a growing list of european states, questioning whether you regulations or actually harming the continents. energy sector died, something increasingly raised by brussels, found over the past few weeks. in particular. here's the take of our ti calculator, rachel marston, a c or a new name is a one size fits all economic strait jacket for its number of states and a growing number of those are apparently finding it in

military, the global footprint, has left behind a devastating legacy from unexploded ordnance in south east asia to the depleted uranium contaminants in iraq. and you mentioned you cause lobby and syria . i mean these are remnants continue to cause of death. birth defects, and environmental destruction, decades after conflicts have ended, rather than achieving peace. these interventions have often prolonged suffering, creating long term humanitarian crisis and fueling anti american sentiments. i think the increasing death toll across the globe suggests the pattern we're short term military objectives, take precedence over long term stability and ethical considerations. it's not as rough for now. i keep across the latest developments on this, the 1st weekend of february by giving archie a follow on the x with make sure you don't miss the moments by the the rabbit collapse of the ottoman empire gave the arabs hope for independence. but the colonial power. so their future differently, great britain and france agreed on the seizure of the air of lands under the guise of the so called mandate of the

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centcom is the part of the us military that has as its area of responsibility the middle east and central asia and south asia. that was what he was in charge of. i mean, that was his experience heading in to become defense secretary. that who is that? that's who has just left as defense secretary. the guy who has just arrived. well, just before he was named as defense secretary, pete hegseth, he led one third of the famous curvy couch on the fox and friends fox news channel weekend show. i have to say, it may be that he led one fourth of the couch, not one third. i'm not totally sure how many hosts they have, but we could only find these pictures of him sharing with two. so maybe he held down a third. that said, prior to his time at the fox news channel, mr. hegseth also ran into the ground to small right wing veterans groups amid allegations which he denies of wild financial mismanagement, nepotism, sexual harassment, public drunkenness and even drinking on the job. for one of those organizations, an independent forensic accountant found evidence of gross financial mismanagement while pete hegseth was

with which as wintery weather is starting to work its way further east and things are looking cooler across the moves of south south asia. thanks it to some snow when the himalayas went to weather in the form of thunderstorms, effecting moving areas of india, we will see some of that rain come in to new daily on choose date does clear away by wednesday with the temperature rebounding to $23.00 degrees celsius is looking little foggy out east. we have got some yellow watches for addition, possibly kit to the south with some a sprinkler showers for sri lanka. the this is refrain we'll be discussing the war and gaza. and today how palestinian oxys are responding to it. the only thing that's right does have is the power of award winning, old fashioned little to speak to palestinians by to end director ok met. i'm assuming that you were able to train those emotions that are coming up with something to the beautiful and see those emotions without the wounds that's coming . refrain on out is ever a wave of is really palding's devastates the janine refugee camp. more than 25. tell us the news killed in the operation and the occ

areas with which, as wintery weather starting to work its way further east and things are looking cooler across the most of south south asia. thanks it to some snow when the himalayas went to weather in the form of thunderstorms, affecting mold in areas of india, we will see some of that rain come in to new daily on choose date does clear away by wednesday with the temperature rebounding to $23.00 degrees celsius is looking little foggy out east. we have got some yellow watches for a diesel positive kit to the south with some a sprinkler showers for sri lanka, of the traffic. and it's designed to inflame and defense the way that the story is being told. not right, and it's not accurate from social networks to legacy media. the listening post explosives, the policies behind the headlights, on our own, the, the international atomic energy agency was created to for those a peaceful use of nuclear energy and prevent the spread of nuclear weapons. but in today's, well, dr. mission of these to be in paddle the nuclear deal with iran remains to north korea, continues his weapons, program and bus as well in ukraine, has based fees

asia to u.s. east coast. sen. budd: thank you. another question, china is pouring billions of dollars into infrastructure projects over central and south america. one example is in could or. china made a deal to fund a $3.4 billion hydroelectric dam. there are 17,000 cracks already and there is a lot of corruption. ecuadorian officials have been put in prison and sentenced for bribery charges. using that as an example for the region, the strategy of china is clear. and this is in the words of dorian minister, the strategy is that they want to take economic control of countries. in panama for instance, it is about 7.7% of their gdp as i understand. using ecuador, should congress be concerned that china could extract significant leverage over panama given the outsized role in revenue from the canal that it plays in their finances? chair sola: yes, senator. it very well could. i believe that we are in a very fortunate position with secretary rubio who knows the area very well. sen. budd: thank you very much. chairman cruz: senator, we should also look at the port in peru. sen. budd: thank you very much. chairman cruz: thank you. senator k