u. s. does not execute each rower as it was for each man. then we have to be able to protect ourselves. we have to invest much more in our own security. at the end of the 1st day of this annual event, complete dismay perhaps sums up the sentiment of many of the european delegates here. it may not be an understatement to say that the state of transatlantic relations between the us and europe is now the most french all its being. but any time since world war 2, james space alger 0 munich. as james mentioned vance, a speech to the mune, a conference was come, that is your opinion. leaders immediately condemned it. the vice president of the european commission, instead of felt like the u. s, was trying to pick a fight with its allies. and she's called for a foreign ministers meeting to discuss you us relations. and german is defense minister called vance of speech. unacceptable. i got it. definitely you can kind of kind of just ignore and not comment on the speech that we've heard from the west vice president. we fight for your rights to be agai

u. s. does not execute each rower as it was for each man. then we have to be able to protect ourselves. we have to invest much more in our own security. at the end of the 1st day of this annual event, complete dismay perhaps sums up the sentiment of many of the european delegates here. it may not be an understatement to say that the state of transatlantic relations between the us and europe is now the most fragile its being. but any time since world war 2 james phase out to 0, munich, herman is defense minister has criticized vance of speech, calling it unacceptable for us. historian refuted claims that europe is taking, quote, a step back from democratic values. he went off script at the beginning of his speech at the conference to respond to events. we've got to definitely you can kind of kind of just ignore and not comment on the speech that we've heard from the west vice president. we fight for your rights to be against us is one of the multiples of the german armed forces. and it stands for democracy. this democracy that was just called

u. s. does not execute each rower as it was for each man. then we have to be able to protect ourselves. we have to invest much more in our own security. at the end of the 1st day of this annual event, complete dismay perhaps sums up the sentiment of many of the european delegates here. it may not be an understatement to say that the state of transatlantic relations between the us and europe is now the most french all its being. but any time since world war 2, james bays al jazeera munich. i'm ok this one so you know, since you political risk specialist in the global strategy advisor, he says a conflicts in ukraine combined with donald trump's transactional approach have helped us overcome differences and bump up defense spending put in was banking on the fact that it was going to be a division with the west, the crisis and ukraine, that full scale invasion of february 2010 to united, the west and waste that he probably didn't expect so many others. so i think right now, yes the, what the from the world view was, is, is a deep, real, isn't in

u. s. does seek a diplomatic peaceful end to the war and ukraine in a manner that creates in during peace. and he gets said that his previous comments on ukraine's borders which he made about 24 hours ago. that's what he said, that ukraine must have bands and the goal of returning the country to his pre 2014 borders. so he just addressed these comments while he was speaking and he says that this does not amount to concessions to russia, but in fact, it's a recognition of the new realities on the ground. this all happening, the nature meeting as well as pete hex, that speaking and brussels all happening as the us pushes for an end to the war. and you create of the okay, well the fragile does us cease fire deal with read how my son is really appears to be back on track how my says it will continue implementing phase one of the deal by releasing 3 captives on saturday. the group released the statement saying that talks with mediators were positive. how much delegation has been holding talks in cair

u. s. is, does not and will not recognize, cry me a crime is democratic decision to become part of russia, which the website calls an annexation. right? but there's also another big take away from what the us secretary of defense said, because this also ties into another thing that the us said that the or, or rather that russia is that it was one of its goals in the military operation to prevent ukraine from being becoming part of nato and the secretary defense just said that this idea that ukraine might get nato membership is not going to be on the table for any sort of peace negotiation. the united states does not believe that nato membership for ukraine is a realistic outcome of a negotiated settlement. instead, any security guarantee must be backed by capable european and non european troops. if these troops are deployed as peacekeepers to ukraine, at any point, they should be deployed as part of a non need omission. and they should not be covered under article 5. there also must be robust international oversight of the line of contact to be clear as part of any security guarantee. the

u. s. market does remain crucial for some chinese businesses. and they will experience some of the, the, the hits of this latest round of us types. but many of them lines the lessons they diversified and move some of the manufacturing operations into countries like vietnam, the laser, and also china has both students trade opportunities with other parts of the world, with se, asia, with countries like indonesia, malaysia, also central asia, africa, as well, so that provides a bit of installation against whatever the shocks might be coming out of the us. it's also was flagging that donald trump on the campaign trail, had been talking about a terrorist look around 60 percent on chinese goods. so the 0 this here in beijing do say that 10 percent. well, it's not ideal, but it's pretty manageable. at this point. it does seem that aging thinks that there is room for negotiation at the huts that these, these issues can be worked out. all right, just go live with that. thanks very much. i just to washington that in patient as well. those chinese terms c

u. s. secretary of state does nothing great as well. regional i'm this is a little more israel in the middle east. more countries like that, the world would be a safer and a better place. and this is what we hope for the region and for our planet the present most go this monday, keep not for look, such be a pretty dramatic week and the wild, open to politics. i see keeping me company this out. well, next stop, re at the kremlin has officially confirmed that most goes top diplomat. so good allow for us along with the presidential aid will fly to saudi arabia on tuesday that they will meet with the american representatives to start to piece on the ukraine conflict. they are expected to hold discussions with their american counterparts on tuesday, which will primarily focused on restoring the full spectrum of russian american relations. additionally, they will address preparations for possible negotiations regarding the ukranian situation and organizing a meeting between the 2 presidents. while joining monotonous duty also correspondence donald's ad quotes uh, i mean, don't you mean obviously t

u. s. military presence in poland does about 10000 strong. the number of native ministry banks is also grows confidentially to remote men and treat facilities for nato troops. i plan to be built near the towns of children and storms. you the sort of stroke of, i mean i'm only publishing because i just, i'm a got the new government and i'm not the best number. you get the pleasure of watching the american society the us comes looked up under the some i don't know. i mean, yeah, at the top i dropped off some of the stuff the we'll talk to you, you know, chance certainly not in your stomach last month. the boat to fortunately which states that the guns which start and you come when you are young for 2 more years of glitch in the system 1st executed report, scuse me, confess, stated to you one more number. i need to change the label, put the call on you would submit it to no, but it's a symbol here in the 2nd. if that factors that meant that mean any piece can be as though a globe mcgriff investments, one not to put you nice, but you continue my

s u 35. and as how much does the original cost and how much does the american will cost just just as a little bit of an angle? what does it? so our do yours. as you remember, f, $35.00 costs around $100000000.00 each. so as to use 35 costs around 2000000000 roubles, which is in fact 20000000 bucks. so it's, you can get 5 of the russian jets for one of the american wants and the russian was told keep jumping out those guy. mm. uh, fight would shovels, fight would show. oh so you know, you gotta ask yourself, you know, those, your 1st, the 1st on the list, you know, where, where are we heading today? grandpa, we're heading this band to go, you know, knock on a few doors there, those i don't know the door. you might need to knock on or get knocked off on that and find out who's getting screwed at. usually the us tie, spare ukraine, the in europe all around the world and it seems to us taxpayer is helping people get screwed up. not in maryland or virginia, or a no good on new york, but in gaza. indeed, you guys are paying for the condoms for the last boys on their little party. you know, they don

u. s. fronts and saudi arabia launcher. or how does the shift community in lebanon feel right now, especially with the, has the not playing such an active role in, in government. does hezbollah continue to enjoy the share community support? excellent question. mold and have a because they feed the track. and when the us in boy from the presidential potter's fix clue has fall off from the political life, which is not translated at the end of the day, i didn't know the nation of the government at the new government. and when a, just before the end of the war, the all politicians coming out in the street and saying, we should complete kate screwed the she represent that difficult. they still represent $27.00 and bees at the parliament. and they have to be taken into consideration. so that she off field trip in by it's right on one side and about domestically all the faulty that are close to us who's saying they won't exclude those who represent the majority of the she out because i'm on. and hezbollah indeed represent the majority of the

so, so the phone call between jonathan food and does monica historic shift and u. s. foreign policy? i think it's an enormous development in the us is relationship, not only with russia, but with ukraine, and with all of the nato allies, many decades that the united states and other nato countries have wanted to include ukraine in the nato alliance. and this is the 1st moment a us president sitting us president has officially said that they are comfortable with ukraine not being part of the alliance. so we are seeing a concession, a conciliatory message towards peace and towards diplomacy, rather than the bellicose attitude of the former president biden. so i think it's a very historic moment. it's a really important moment for us, russian by letter of relations saturday, being assigned to bill itself as an important partner, as a strategic partner in negotiations for peace. it could also paved the way for further negotiations in the broader region. and here, i mean the middle east, especially these are the guys that so i think it's an important development. and i th

u. s. however, they remain worried about the economic situation in both countries. but it still does, i think the end result is that both sides suffer the us impulses data and then our products will say less abroad. because statics means high enterprises and bias may be unwilling to but to use all they may well as well the don't quote, the china small and medium sized manufacturing enterprises. the impact is definitely significant because the sales and the u. s. me decline. americans might choose cheaper alternatives instead of the door to that, alongside each tyree's. china also added several u. s. companies to at least of unreliable entities. thing to, to google us fashion groups, which owned the told me here if you got and called and claimed bronze. and the biotech giant lumina as the u. s. and china low collins, the e. u, is bracing itself for potential economic for loud its rebels. and the democratic republic of congo have declared a ceasefire. the m 23 group, backed by wanda, sees the eastern city of goma last week. the presidents of the r c and rwanda are to hold talks this we

and the presidents desire that we're seeing play, i to call it, does this signal a real change in u. s. foreign policy, what's, what's your intent to telling you on that? i think the answer is yes. you know, marco rubio was an interesting a used air quotes around that. an interesting choice for secretary of state by donald trump, because rubio is generally not seen as a disruptor. he's seen as a, as an average normal in line republican. but the mark of review that we have heard speak since he was made a secretary of state is very much in the mold of donald trump. i think this entire foreign policy is going to be disruptive. i think that it looks now as of today, that tulsa gathered will become the director of national intelligence. the vote will take place in just less than 2 hours. and i think we're going to see a complete and total change in us foreign policy. me, can i just put a hobby out all? not on the get your take. you've got vice president, ga, the bonds, very much the supporter of donald trump. but he's going to be running. i would imagine for president in 3 years time, his p

u. s. is doing here, it, it, it doesn't add to it, does it any investigation? it's simply puts, you know, a defense mechanism up front from both sides and nothing comes. all right? so you also have international bodies confirming another law blake theory. what was wrong? so why is washington pushing this to? well, it's only pushing part of the story and as his doctor redfield correctly noted, of the united states. and there are people that lived in the united states and particularly national institutes of health and ralph barrick and the ico health. but there was, there was a heavy us involved in the creation of covet 19 and it was being done also in collaboration cooperation with this chinese lab. the, you know, the, the blame game being played right now to focus solely on china and ignore any accountability for us. department of defense. the national institutes of health is, you know, they're, they're a good playing games. and the game right now is to try it out and go after the china on a variety of fronts. so it's not just a coincidence that donald trump is

if a mouse does not release more captive on saturday, the u. s. senate has voted in favor of chelsea gilbert as the new director of national intelligence gab ard was president donald trump's nominee for the role. she faced tough questioning from politicians and her confirmation hearing last month. most of the questions put her passed into question, including support for whistle blower, edward snowden, and meeting the former president of syria ba side. and i said in 2017 john 100 and joining us from capital hill. so john, this was pretty much expected, but talk to us about how the vote, let's as it was expected. but it was also expected that this would be a very narrow party line vote, and that's exactly what happened. $52.00 to $48.00 was the outcome. not a single democrats voted for chelsea gabbert. and interestingly, republican senator mitch mcconnell, the former republican leader of the senate, voted against a chelsea, gathered saying that she had failed to prove that she was worthy of this job. he went on to say the nation should not have to

u. s. as main farm aid agency hangs in the balance. but why does donald trump want to shut down usaid and how that affects millions of vulnerable people around the world. and trump us holt at a to south africa over a controversial landlord. he's also sides of the nation stance against israel, and it's more on concepts, is humanitarian assistance being with an ice they was seen as a restrained response to donald trump, to tyrants against china, beijing's retaliatory duties on a $14000000000.00 worth of us imports of come into effect bounce off of donald trump recently funded the opening salvo and a trade dispute trumpet slap additional 10 percent targets on hundreds of billions of dollars worth of chinese imports. but the split the tit for tat measures tension between the world's 2 launch just economies appears for the movement to be under control, leaving room for negotiation. so could the 2 nations strike a deal? what could they headed to a full blown trade? we'll, we'll discuss that with guess shortly. but 1st, katrina year reports from aging to

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does. that's good, gary headed the app. what's program at the u. s. department of energy use national renewable energy lab. when you look at, if you think about their existing cargo routes that use small aircraft, their existing communities, that they're only connection is a, as a 9 senior crap unless they take a ferry for or 6 hours type of situation. and those are real existing route that have to be either subsidized or paid for by by communities. this is the main application so far, and it is significant at ambulances, at taxis and small cargo plans also need only small across the child has ordered 12 plants for low emissions post of deliveries, which can help local noise and equity to a study by the international central and team aviation estimates the electric aircraft called govern 9 percent of the coming to markets. that's flights with more than 19 passengers and distances shorter than 500 kilometers. but there's only a constant 0.002 percent of globalization. by 2050, the estimated could be up to 0.2 percent, which is still small. what am i t

u. s. has been sending when it comes to its support for ukraine or like golf. does that leave ukraine on the back foot when it comes to any kind of negotiations with russia as well? yes, it does. but on the other hand, i think you, you have to remember that it is going to be very, very difficult. suppose that lensky to sell any piece of green to his, i'm lines, i'm to pulse of the ukrainian population. and if he can say, look, and the americans decided this, it, most of me thought we have no choice. let's go along with that. if you can basically plain but for some on washington, that could actually be helped as it is when it comes to agreeing to piece. in terms of keeping ukraine out of the new. if you crane is not a policy to what is agreed, it's salt bound, does it to follow any plan that is decided what's to stop it from just continuing to find so well, i mean the thing is, uh, as i say if it comes to nature membership or us of the precise nature of us on supplies to ukraine. oh, the overall balance between us and russian sources in europe. but these are most iss

does full confidence which is already sorts itself in the folks as pointed out by the u. s. vines president. and what i worry about is the threat from within the retreat of europe, from some of its most fundamental values value shared with the united states of america. the mass freeze is 3 hostages from gall, but in the 6th placement swap amid a space 5 with the as well. and were ton $369.00 palestinians. a jew to be released exchange went the heads off to the us and be as well directions to.

u. s. which again, points to my 1st point. understanding how important this moment is because this does business, particularly those surfing like sentences in high present sentences. we'd have never seen that without this exchange agreement puzzle. i'm sure you are aware. i'm sure many of the view is all spots really important to pull the is ready and human rights organization bed selim produced a good few months ago called welcome to hill. uh, that's shown a lights on the treatment of palestinian prisoners and is ready. prisons in military detention facilities, we're talking about physical, sexual, emotional violence being inflicted on an industrial scale. and then of course, some of that violence claims for that violence being replicated to being repeated by members of the authority connect said what has happened in the past 15 months, in terms of justifying a level of violence and brutality that was never being accepted prior to this conflict that yeah, what is an important point here? the violence and torture, which bits send them to portsmouth stuff and that supports what come to him. of co

does it all the democratic republic of congo? the deterioration relationship between ukraine and the u. s. has been dealt another blow present. donald trump has doubled down on and to ukraine. rhetoric saying the country needs to come to the negotiating table of despite the bar it gets lead to ship familiar talks with russia. i've had very good talks with put and i've had not search good talks with ukraine. they don't have any cards, but they play a tough but we're not. we're not gonna let this continue. this is worse to have. it would have never happened if i were president, but it did happen so i got stuck with it and the whole world is stuck with it. and right now you have a country that has it cities, they look like demolition sites. those beautiful towers, those 1000 year old golden domes, that was so beautiful the most beautiful in the world. they say they're all in smithereens. millions of people are killed. i think far more people than anyone understands mand. so we have people that better get to the table, get it ended, or trumps comments, comments is ministration pushes key of to

u. s. 32, and a 10 spinal in boston emit growing animosity between the long time allies. the se does, is government media offices. the remains of these rarely concepts should be best. well mixed with other bodies found in rubble often is rarely a truck hit the building where she was being held. that statement came off to these rarely prime minister benjamin netanyahu accused to mass a breach in a gauze, a cease fire agreement by returning the wrong body. he said, the group will pay the full price, the remains of should he be with us to young children, if you, an area will be best. what confirm to be among the forwarding from casa on thursday girlfriend. see me bugging to up in an unimaginable the civic home. and i thought they did not return sherry to us small children, the little angels. and instead of placing the body of a golden woman in a coffin, we will act with determination to bring sherry home along. with all of our captives, both the living and the folder, and share that how much pays the full price for the screw and evil violation of the agreement. so we have 100 us and it'

does not want to face the same thing. jordan and egypt both are very dependent on the u. s. for military support. so their firm commitment that they're stating right now that they will not allow the palestinian refugees to be expelled from their own country and shift shipped off to either jordan or, or egypt. that could change as well if the us threatened to withhold the $1300000000.00 a year in military aid to egypt, the $1000000000.00 a year in both economic and military a to jordan. these are issues of, of financing the regimes that they are not going to be very willing to give up. so this level of support in the region for the palestinians is at the level of people not so much at the level of government except to the degree that they could be threatened. the real opposition is coming from outside the region. both have to govern mental and at the public level, and it is enormously strong. but we have not seen yet any indication from this new version of the trump administration, that they have any interest in what the united nation says, what the international court of justice might say. what p

but what does it mean for you are a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line. bottom, ibis u. s. keep a strikes gunfire and in your a dangerous journey from my home village. inter dawn, now disease is catching up with her. mother is worried. the pain back home came and dropped. it killed my mabel with school hatch router, an eyesore it. this is joe opened up with a town that many refugees are traveling through the influx. there are about 7000 local residents. now we have more than $40000.00 displaced the solstice are declining. there is no want to treat many, i'm worried about what will happen when the rain see some stuff the may pod came in to be so it could be interim head for 4 years, which is pretty much an electrical terms. now i didn't say that that will be for 40 years facing realities. what does donald trump's re election? mean pretty tough. it is most important that we focus on how to work with president trump thought provoking on stuff. and your wife is dealing with the climate crisis is a crisis of crisis for times, but so it's not just one price isn't via the story o

u. s. a. i d like much, everything else in a civil society in the great. yeah, idea of that. does the landscape have more support today then he had when he was elected after the death of a 1000000 people in your grade is surely factual. so i have to ask you about trump . he's really going for us. he is just wrote and so lensky onto the faucet least sadly. what do you make of it on what a show? well, i think the zalinski is bound for the on the way is washing done, full of discard the prophylactics and discard the former puppet saw the united states. it's a grim future the which of the relations of the dealer raging not by the day sauce gave up by the hour every hour and i'm following it very closely. one, all the other punks was the trumpet ministration, or trump even himself. the vice president, j. d. brands the war warrants. ready is heating up funds. you can really have a war of words with someone who pays for you, who keeps you on whom you are completely dependent for. that's what the landscape is doing. it's a kind of death which, you know, they have stumbled upon a story tha

u. s. and also financial as need be support. so now that this is the bass reduction, google and we does investigate, uses a group of forward and i believe that you know, thomas presidency, you the entire change in policy, the less you read so was rushing most drugs and possibly to was trying to as well because you have, you know, you find, you know, options on the table in dealing with china and also rush you. but my hope is that a possibility and trouble get along fine. and this is a new create and will be you know, ending soon read up the you know, patio so that you can call us, i've been giving to, you know, both sizes all along. so this is a good both fall focus on. all right. all right, so i'm pretty helpful. comments are and i do admire optimism, and i think one of us have our fingers crossed. frankly, a use of a back to you because the turkish foreign minister was actually doing an interview with your child the world. and he was saying that you are just not often say the toki toughie. i should be a part of the negotiation or series the regulation of the crisis in ukraine. and do you think you think i'm to, i should be a c

does it in the way that you just put it? we have seen difference decorations from, from the u. s, and i would appreciate if that process leading to i lost the head for stadium or piece ukraine could begin, but whatever might be the outcome of that process, the ukraine would need security guarantees at the end of the road. either natal membership for security guarantees from individual or allies. but you know, how negotiations work and president trump 40 seems to have given us some of the call to way even suggesting ukraine's never going to get membership of the state. so we'll have some great visits where president trump is a business man. you should know that to get a coach outcome, you need some liberal great labor and she award fee to provide to creighton is with the strongest parson for hand in those things. oh, sure. delivering on the weapon, say of pregnancy needs of offering you know, crane membership of a nature that should i mean, inconclusive. every thing should be on the table. nothing should be extruded in advance. you are the nato secretary general lines of you do ma

u. s. is becoming more of a protectionist government, and it's a, i would call it a return to programmatic. so what does that mean to the trade relations between our 2 countries? i think the chinese government is, has already announced a, you know, retaliation measures. but i would rather call that as a response, more of a gesture up towards the unilateral measures like us as adopted, you know, 10 percent across the board on chinese imports. so what, but if you look at exactly what china has made the items that china has named to levy attacks like coal, oil, agricultural machinery, l, n, g. the import of trying to of these items from the u. s. is quite a significant. so that i quoted more of a gesture because there are so many things that china and the us need to poke about when it comes to solving our trade disputes. yes, there is a huge cage surplus of china over the us, but it cannot be solved by the imposing sanctions. this is not the right way to do it, but things uh, president, trump is not resolved to take sanction as a priority. let's you know, face it does not believe the chinese government is

from russia, which i'd like to ask this home if china does not buy gas from russia, one country will be able to provide them with so much gas with u. s. to meet the needs of chinese people. it's not possible to do, and it's not safe because you know, some countries from 10 to politicize, economic and trade issues, and treat them as a tool to suppress china all along. we have advocated that all disputes and disagreements should be settled through dialogues. however, if the us is not willing, if it is bent on suppressing and containing china, then we have no choice but to play along to the end july. we will resolutely uphold china sovereignty national dignity and are legitimate development rights. and we will resolutely respond to the unilateral bullying practices of the us funds or after model r t contributor called job point saw in europe. also, benefits from russia's energy supplies to china, receiving it by a 3rd party is just stating the facts. china and brush. i had a strategic partnership law for a long time now. and when president she didn't seem visited. moss copied specifically said the relationship we can try to china. russi

u. s. has set a 2 week deadline for a deal, but it's real repeatedly warns it is ready to review military operations if her mice does not comply. so this phase 4 and this piece is very fragile. will this agreement lay the groundwork for more hostages releases, and perhaps even an ends to the war will receive renewed hostilities take center stage. so early to say, of course, for now i'm turning to the west now. the u. s. has reported a threatened ukraine. is it shutting off access to eli and must this is darlene to satellite network unless you have signs of proposed resource extraction deal. donald trump has said he's literally sick. a lot of marriage. zalinski is attempts to back out of the lucrative agreements according to the us president. he f o is america big time. so we're gonna either sign a deal or there's going to be a lot of problems with them. so we're going to sign a deal to get security because we have to do that. we're spending our treasure. i've been watching him negotiate with no card says no cards add, you get sick of it. you just get sick of it. and i've had it. and he then made a deal with us for r

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does. yeah, the city of so not so then a tens of thousands of government protest as of right across sub u. s. e student let demonstration to be taking place across the country in the past few months, protest is demanding accountability for risk to the train station in november, which killed 15 people. they blamed corruption, leading to poor construction standards for the the, the goal is this is to make our institutions work so that we stay in serbia for some kind of harmony to be made for people to simply live with loved in this country. all my problem bill, this is a real deal. i've been here since the beginning, day and night, helping and doing as much as i can to help us go a tree. hope that one day this country of us will become a normal country for the institutions will start doing the job. i love sylvia was born here, and i want to work here. unfortunately, because of the regime is it is that is impossible. a spanish coast guard vessel has rescued 64 migrants of the canary islands. they were transferred to the island, the crime canaria, the red cross set, many were injured. the spanis

u. s. has said to we've deadline for a deal, but it's really repeatedly warns it is ready to review military operations if her mice does not comply. so this cease fire and this piece is very fragile. will disagreements leave the ground work for more of hostages releases, and perhaps even, and then the war will receive renewed hostilities. take center stage, fully thoroughly to say, of course, for now. as well as part of the say as far as will agreed to release more than a 1000 in jail. the palestinians who did not take part in the october 7th attack. we heard from one of the former convicts to re united with his family members after they spent decades a part behind bars. and that's the thing. i am the son of the phrase prisoner factory asked for our new task for him to spend 34 years in the as rarely, occupations, presence auto mall and was released and the prisoner exchange deal. we are 2 brothers, the shoddy and hardy, so that's our family's something that's our father, the 2 sons in our mother. i've spent 22 years in prison if there were no occupations, and we would have lived like any normal family in the world wid

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u. s. foreign policy, rather than it's not about whether or not they should or should enjoy. it's about when they can join and they will be joining nato. united states does not believe that nato membership for ukraine is a realistic outcome of a negotiated settlement. so let's have a look at how little loud load even has decided to uh, but i'm interested in the geology of your problem is the most of its now under russian control. and it's always going to be on the russian control because these parts of x, ukraine, used to be parts of the russian empire. and then again, they're now part of the russian federation. and then they changing any time soon. so you want to bill, you're gonna have to deal. let's have a look and i'll be taking notes that all the names on the back up are strangely, in english. me run it all. you sent me for this document out there at the new one. the shape was munched tool and it was seen ordered for additional in the quarters of it. i think it's a pretty school bush pool and you should do the med school bush and then it had to go always on one hand to the course on top or something that leaves well, water more is solution is to com

u. s. navy ships not be or have not at least been authorized to go through the panama canal for free without paying the fee. but also that the united states does not dictate panamanian policy. so clearly the relationship now has become a far more tense than it was when the us secretary of state medical rubio arrive there over the weekend, left on monday allegedly was a, but we're making it at least sound as though some important agreements had been reached between both countries to try to offset the threats by prism in from the quote take back to us because the, the panama canal, which he claims really should belong to the united states. now donald trump has been to and beth ry citizenship in the united states is seeing push back. a federal judge has issued a nationwide order blocking the move compass long campaign on ending automatic citizenship for children. born to undocumented parents, for this particular head explains its been a long standing practice in the united states as a us hospitals. it doesn't matter if it's a boy or girl has a name yet, or if their parents are citizens. if they are born here, they automatically get the title, ben

u. s. foreign policy establishment. so by trump doing all of this. busy it was tr, i'm going to do is you're gonna take that $44000000000.00 in the budget of usa. does he go ahead and invest it, like he promised to in the midwest and across united states? that would be an amazing thing. we, we, we would be grateful for, are they gonna re purpose this $44000000000.00 into the pen to go right into the c . i a into the state department to continue to over throw in metal in countries like bangladesh, like haiti, like cuba, like ukraine. look at romania in any present around the world who says no, we don't want a new us base and bangladesh all romania, that purse person that has to be over throw. so the world can see clearer than ever we in time period, elizabeth saying for decades that us aid is indeed one of the main instruments of soft imperialism. well, it will also be very interesting, of course, to see how countries all around the world now react to washington moving forward. will be welcome this agency or any off agency, headquartered in washington, dc into its nation. i mean, i personally wouldn't, but hey, that's, that's just me, johnny, we alwa

u. s. navy ships not be or have not at least been authorized to go through the panama canal for free without paying the fee. but also that the united states does not dictate panamanian policy. so clearly the relationship now has become a far more tense than it was when the us secretary of state medical. rubio arrived there over the weekend, left on monday allegedly was a but we're making it at least sound as though some important agreements had been reached between both countries to try to offset the threats by prism in from the quote take back to the us kind of the, the panama canal, would you, james, really should belong to the united states and what all of us extra estate market. rubio and his trip to central america, which is wrapping up now. and the majority of the countries he visited focused on, on immigration, on documented immigration or migration to the us border and on the ways. so it comes that countries like costa rica el salvador and guatemala can help the united states and work together to, to try to ward off these also the flow of drugs, fentenol, etc, across the us border. and he, there were agreements reached particularly wit

u. s. navy ships not be or have not at least been authorized to go through the panama canal for free without paying the fee. but also that the united states does not dictate panamanian policy. so clearly the relationship now has become far more intense than it was when the us secretary of state medical. rubio arrived there over the weekend, left on monday allegedly was, but we're making it at least sound as though some important agreements had been reached between both countries. to try to offset the threats by president trump, to quote, take back to us because the, the panama canal, which he claims really should belong to the united states. millions of us federal work has missed decide if they will leave. the job is by the end of the day, they have the option to resign and receive 8 months of pay or stay in risk levels present. donald trump says it's a way to cut over spending the critics and says the move is kind of productive. a correspondent, residential and his mall from washington dc. sir, just after taking office us president, donald trump signed an executive order eliminating remote work, as well as what he called thousands of unnecess

u. s. at the world trade organization, following the 10 percent hike from donald trump. showables who went by an administrative almost stated that the us status on chinese products to violate w t rules. it does a typical unilateralism and create protectionism practice. molly, hold what your thoughts on after the us tardies came into effect across all chinese inputs, chime is finance ministry said it would impose levies of 15 percent on imports of u. s. cole and goes in 10 percent of crude oil farm equipment, as well as big engine settings, shipped to china from the us. basie and residents say they support the counter tyree's actions taken by beijing against the u. s. however, they remain worried about the economic situation in both countries. but it, i think the end result is that both sides suffer. the us imposes data and then our products will say less abroad. because statics means high enterprises and bias may be unwilling to but to use all to me what as well, the don't quote the china small and medium sized manufacturing enterprises. the impact is definitely significant because the sales and the us may decline. americans might choose cheaper alternatives instead of the georgia that along