a michigan with a secretary of state anthony blinking visits, ethiopia, niger to booth us relation than africa waller, retrain another to hell country accuses washington of impeding peace in the region . beijing excuses, washington and london of neglecting their nuclear non proliferation fans as australia plans to purchase nuclear powered submarines from the u. s. and russia agrees to extend the black sea green deal, which was set to expire this saturday for the initial 60 days, but says the west mark pulled up it's part of the agreement and allow the export of russian grain and fertilizers as to us bank collapse over the weekend, several bank briefly, all trading amid record low stocks as president biden try to study the boat, assuring americans their money. it's dave with good morning for martine or national studios in moscow, and welcome to the hours most vital stories worldwide. i'm fiorella isabel. we start in africa or u. s. secretary of state anthony, blinking is set to visit ethiopia niger as the by did administration hopes to strengthen its influence on the continent. the trip

anthony blink and they have a very long history of wanting to see the end of the russian federation. and that this is the stuff that you can learn. but what about the people in the rest of europe? i mean, this is not their crusade. okay. it's that is a crusade of elites in a very specific group of beliefs. go ahead. alexandra. yeah, you're absolutely right about that. i think it recently came out how in march last year, just after the russian counter attacks in done boston and other parts of the ukraine zelinski wanted to actually negotiate. and he was hoping to, you know, find a diplomatic solution to this right at the beginning. but the state department came in and the u. s. handlers came in and said, no, you can't do that. we have a war to fight here. so it's quite clear that the ukraine has become an apparatus, the state department in the same way that the e u. is as well we all remember, newland call that was leaks where she was describing her disdain for the you. and i think you can only do that if you have effective control over the organization. so that's the problem that eur

dot anthony blinking sir. diplomat. yeah. so that, oh gosh. one which is called the cypress secret correspondence. arrived at the foreign office and at my desk. no, what did it say? daughter louis telling the budget sonny investor that if you do not remove him, ron con, your prime minister and a vote of no confidence, there will be consequences of by august on the next. it is a vote of no confidence against a government that has the best economic performance in 70 years. as you know of as you know now shes sharif is saying they have a leak already of you saying we must use this. i mean, that doesn't necessarily negate the fact that the biden administration was trying to overthrow you, but it was that true to the audio recording of you saying we must use as one can understand you wanting to use it after all as a conversation, which was state by the secret agencies and then the doctor did, you know, you know, now if you, if, if, if that dave, your conversation, i mean, we're artificial intelligence. you can actually do anything. so the doctor, t

s. tickets are state anthony blinking is set to visit e c o p. and the air as a binding ministration is essentially hoping to strengthen its influence on the content inside blink. and is the 4th u. s. different about the suddenly visit africa this year alone? now, earlier the president of at a tray are actually accused washington of taking an, an constructive approach to the complet integration. let's get details now. exactly what is blinking up to and africa is all correspond catabolic. the americans are saying that they're looking at this really in their relationship with if you're in a different way and that's what they're hoping to establish, refashion the re imagined relationship with, if you're considering, if an influence here from all, from molly fee, what we're looking to do is re fashion our engagement with b o. p. we would like to be able to have a partnership that is commensurate with their size and influence and with our interests and commitment to africa. this is also part of the dynamics. when you look at the 2 year war that happene

s. secretary of say, anthony, blinking visits, ethiopia and niger to booth you with influence in africa that says there were 3 accuses washington of impeding peace in this region. australia plans to buy 5 nuclear power submarines from the u. s. and develop more in the future draws criticism from china, mid concerns the deal puts non proliferation agreement at risk. russia agreed to extend the black sea green deal, which was set to expire this saturday for the initial 60 days, but the west must hold up. it's part of the agreement and allow the export of russian brain and fertilizers and multiple us banks. the sharp falls in their stop as to american bank labs over the weekend. that's the president bite and tries to study the vote, assuring americans their money, if they've ah, good morning for martina national studios in moscow and welcome to the hours most vital stories worldwide. i'm fear allies about we started africa were u. s. secretary of state anthony, blinking is set to visit the opiate niger as the by did administration hopes to strengthen its influence on the continent. the tri

your secretary state anthony blinking already declared that he has no plans to meet his russian or chinese counterparts with the tent. he told reporters on wednesday that he expected the majority of the g 20 to continue to stand against russia's war. but tensions of russia's invasion are threatening to divide the g 20 states into rival blocks. more than a year into the war in ukraine. the conflict is bogged down. western leaders have made isolating russia a priority. but has it worked? this is russia's foreign minister with his indian counterpart ahead of the g. 20 meeting in delhi trade between russia and india has boomed since the war began. it's hardly an outlier. russia is exploring long held frustrations with the west to build new alliances. the u. s. in europe have passed multiple rounds of sanctions on russia, but a failed to get critical countries like china and india on board. the war has also created food insecurity in many countries. and not everyone blames russia. many people blame the sanctions regime. and russia has pressed for more military cooperation with countries like ch

s. secretary of some states anthony blinking. excuse me, sorry. anthony blanket and his russian counterpart, serg, lab, rav but briefly for the 1st time since the war began. all right, you're up to date christie plants and has your business update right after a short break. tesla promise to con cost, but there's still no sign of the car maker. stay up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program on line d, w dot com highlight. jan is had 1111 na single with the fast.

ah, us secretary of say anthony, blinking visits, ethiopia and niger to booth u. s. influence in africa. that's as i retreat accuses washington of impeding peace in the sal region. australia planned to 55 nuclear power submarines the us and develop more in the future draws criticism from china, mid concerns. the deal puts non proliferation agreement address russia agreed to extend the black, the great deal, which was set to expire this saturday. for an initial 60.

don't forget it, so i'm sure it's going to be public if, if you look at the level anthony blinking, that's a major measure. provocative. kevin mccarthy. yes, it's a measure one, but it does even one letter below nancy pelosi in terms of publication because nasdaq lucy at the same party with them. right. right. and so say that democratic governments and the kevin is mccarthy as the opposition part. mccarthy, of course, won't, you won't go in see zalinski and his being attacked in nato nation media. what about japan? right, right. what about, i mean, we've seen about an expansion of them in the philippines. you're saying, you know, usually the rank biden does go for it. we've seen it in the philippines for me. okay. shita in clare. what's that? what is that about as the i m f. organize is a $15600000000.00 deal, which presumably china must have known about because china invest in the i'm of sure. yeah. but the deal is not for military reasons, right. i little will never did that deal for military reasons. ah, japan and others. now i'll fill you face to face, right in the recent new of a few

you are secretary of state, anthony blink, and met his russian count about said a laugh rav for the 1st time since the start of the conflict. lincoln said, moscow has shown no interest in engaging in peace presence lensky before the 10 point plan for adjusting durable peace. the united states stand ready to support ukraine through diplomacy to end the war on this basis. president putin, however, has demonstrated 0 interest in engaging saying there's nothing to even talk about unless and until you can accept. and i quote, the new turtle realities. while doubling down on his brutalization of ukraine, president vladimir putin says a ukrainian sabotage unit shot civilians on russian territory close to the border. the governor, they brianne scree. jones says a group cross from ukraine, an open fire on a car. one person was killed and a child wounded. ukraine denies the allegation, saying it's a classic deliberate provocation. and ukraine is blaming russia for a strike on a residential block in the southern city of zapper asia that killed at least 4 people. several others were injured. attack

s. secretary of state's anthony blink can promise is to allocate a $150000000.00 to african states, to combat security issues in the continent that was journey for de visits follows previous failures by western nations to address the problem. opening pandora's box, china denounces that strengthening of nuclear cooperation between australia, u. s. a new k saying that it could threaten global security. and we continue our special coverage of the grim legacy left by the disastrous us led war in the right 20 years since then. us president george w bush's ultimatum to saddam hussein, either to give up power to face war with watching r t international. my name is peter scott aware of each one of those from welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis. official shooting ping is set to visit moscow next week to meet with the mer putin that we plan to discuss from the russian chinese strategic partnership to pressing global issues, including the war and ukraine. the signing of bilateral agreements has also been announced with more details to follow. the chinese foreign ministry spokesperson wine,

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, donald quarter has the story. what does the key of regime have in common with nicaraguan drug traffickers, in afghan islamic fundamentalists, american money and expertise have converted all of them into proxies at one point or another. take these 2019 job ads for us state department employees looking to advise ukraine's defense ministry training includes advisor and mentor skills capacity building operational readiness. the advisors, primary focus is support for ukraine's restructuring of defense budget management systems towards nato, and support of the ministry of defense. his goals towards nato interoperability. the president of ukraine has signaled his desire for the defense establishment to move toward euro atlantic integration. the senior strategic policy advisor will consult with the deputy prime minister for euro

will prevent others from doing it, in addition, today it became known, us secretary of state anthony blinkingaine is receiving a new aid package worth 350 million dollars from the united states, it contains additional ammunition for the provided layer of rocket systems of salvo fire and howitzers, as well as ammunition for bradley infantry fighting vehicles harums missiles, anti-tank weapons , river boats and other equipment, the chinese leader xi jinping is already in moscow today, his three-day visit to russia has begun . face-to-face with putin well, tomorrow is the day of negotiations, the results of which announced the signing of bilateral documents . the chinese government declares that it will call for peace and promote negotiations, but in return, the kremlin talks about deepening russian-chinese cooperation on the international arena, i will add that everything is jin-ping became the first world leader to personally meet with putin after the international criminal court in gaza issued a warrant for the arrest of the russian president according to putin's announcements and everyone wi

confirmed, shooting things 1st after the election will be to go next with us secretary of state, anthony, blinking from its list to allocates 150000000 dollars to african state to support a visit policy previous failures of western nation to address the issue. and we continue our special coverage of the grim legacy left by the disastrous us led war in iraq. 20 years since then, us president george w bush's ultimatum to saddam hussein. to give up power base with you live for my headquarters in moscow you're watching are see international. my name is peter scott's been here. the top stories are 4 pm this friday. thanks for joining us. official shooting ping is set to visit moscow next week to meet to bloody mer putin. there'll be plenty to discuss from the russian chinese strategic partnership. so with the pressing global issues, the finding of bilateral agreements has also been announced with more details to follow. our tea corresponded dakota has more was we said earlier in the program, this high level upcoming meeting is going to be the 1st trip abroad. that teaching ping will makes sense. he was

he has come out recently criticizing anthony blink and the secretary of state for his handling of international relations, particularly regarding russia. so i don't think that that sort of commentary is just random. i would think that somebody with connections like that a human has connections with the council on foreign relations. so it looks like he's part of this effort from some people in washington to say, look, we're not accomplishing western interests in the ukraine. so does it make sense to continue pouring all this money and all of these resources into it? and i think it's a really good point that lincoln is, is he's not so much of a diplomat in the traditional sense. he is more of an ideologue and a political operator if you look at his career history. and that comes out in the way that he handles himself on the international stage. so he goes to meetings with the chinese and tries to chide them about what they're doing. and he goes in to meetings with the saudis and criticizes them on their internal affairs. and he is really not making any friends with his attitude on the world stage

like that and now he will simply work in the team of the secretary of state of the united states anthony blinke the secretary of state did not help the us government to protect and promote freedom of the press around the world and created the transparency and openness that we advocate in other countries, his contribution will benefit the department long after his service. well, let's return to the analysis of the situation on the front line. the president of ukraine , volodymyr zelenskyi, said that the capture of bakhmut would open the way for russia to other settlements of the donetsk region, therefore the ukrainian defenders continue to defend the city, but no one should be surrounded . he said this in an interview with cnn, we understand that after the earthquake they can go further, we are talking about kramatorsk and sloviansk for the russians after the earthquake, the road to other cities in the donetsk direction will be open . our military command obviously did not fall into the trap of the russians in the bahmut and did not burn reserves for the offensive, how is the general situation a

s. secretary of state, anthony blink, and russian foreign ministers. i love about an unexpected meeting on the sidelines of the g. 20 meeting in new jelly. the 2 spoke for less than 10 minutes. these are live pictures now from new delhi, as we wait for that press conference from the u. s. secretary of state will go live there when it happens. the station master on duty during greece, his worst train accident in history is due to testifying court. he's expected to be asked why a passenger train was allowed to run on the same track as a freight train. the families in buck his father having 2 more from a fall. the left one, sir, they lost when a boat carrying migrant sank off the coast of italy on sunday, while at least 64 people drowned. natasha gonna hustle this baby girl and her 2 brothers barely old enough to walk. now have no father. mohammed took here was a young police officer from pakistan's point job province earning $150.00 a month. he saved and borrowed $8000.00 from family and friends to pay a trafficker to smuggle him into europe. on sunday h

s. secretary of state anthony blinking is visiting ethiopia. i need jack to boost u. s. influence in africa, though that comes as at a korea acute is washington of impeding peace in the south region. australia to plan to buy 5 nuclear power submarines from the u. s. it does droll criticism from china to mid concerns. the deal puts non proliferation agreements at risk from the program are russia agrees to extending the black sea grain.

this was such a rather important statement during of this discussion and state secretary anthony blinking, who when he actually started this panel, he noted that when vladimir putin launched a full-scale attack on ukraine , his goal was to erase the national identity of ukraine as a sovereign people , to absorb russia, and after dmytro kuleba's speech, he emphasized his own the main idea of ​​this speech is that peace at any price can fall into a cynical trap. i think that we all have to understand and beware of what may seem like good intentions, for example call for a ceasefire to potentially freeze the conflict allowing russia to consolidate and simply use the time to rest and then attack again so what at first glance looks attractive to those who want the guns to remain silent may be a very cynical trap that we must be very very cautious, and of course i think it can be argued, dmytro, that no one wants peace more than the ukrainian people, because it directly suffers from its lack of aggression, but peace must be fair and must to be a long-term main vision was expressed by the repres

what a washington top diplomat, anthony blink. and i have to say on the matter, the monitoring crisis in yemen remains an issue where our collective action has made and can continue to make a tremendous difference. in 2022, the united states provided nearly $1100000000.00 and humanitarian assistance to yemen. the largest u. s. contribution to the country since the conflict began. we encourage everyone, especially those in the region to join us in giving generously the international community best to all we can to help and this war because for millions of families, our support is a matter of life or death. but money isn't really anything washington, as we certainly in connection with the image, crisis, says the thought of the conflict almost a quarter of all e with arms and 4 of them gone to saudi arabia, which is lidiam winfield oration against yamini falls is the white house reported him blocked at legislation that would have stopped those sales last year. we will discuss the issue with the executive director of will beyond war m

things that you've done certainly would have irritated the cia and anthony blinking. but at what about these gifts that you received from foreign governments when you a p. m, between 20182022. what he, what about those judges is $75.00 on history. the law says that when a head of state law, any one and bower ministers, all army generals, only one when they receive gifts, then the law says that you bear a certain amount or do those state. it used to be 20 percent, and my diamond was 50 percent when you paid 50 percent, the guess for yours to do whatever you want. but guess you did not claim washington and in the market. so this has been the law for 70 years. i and i'm waiting for, does this job, this is a allegation i'm waiting for this to go to court. you would find out that people would find out the only head austin, possibly the only hosted who went by the book who declared everything and whom it did everything legal is sitting here. well, of course, some i'd say that you appointed people when you were a prime minister, that i don't know whether you think they were

originally from ukraine, so here it is did you understand how lukashenko, secretary of state anthony blinking the united states is considering the possibility of appointing a special representative who will work with the belarusian opposition from belarusian sources ? franchise, and this is one of the best schools in belarus, and there, right in the middle of class , men in black came and arrested the teacher of this school, and the arrests continue. is there anyone else to work with, actually? is there such an opposition or has it already been thrown behind bars in belarus? well, i would like to say that it is being conducted inconsistently. well, what is humanity in belarus, but friends, what about those who made the dprk? -he wrote those who, no matter how they were treated, will not be subordinated to those who freely loved them, they were simply shot. and here they are trying to intimidate the name of vita. in belorussia , we have serious problems with the sovereign, so i will read i did, for example, planted you were first hired for 15 hours, then added there for 30 to 60 days, we will

anthony blink and praise the funding being sent to the conflict stricken country. the monitoring crisis in yemen remains an issue where our collective action has made and can continue to make a tremendous difference. in 2022, the united states provided nearly $1100000000.00 and humanitarian assistance to yemen. the largest us contribution to the country since the conflict began. we encourage everyone, especially those in the region to join us in giving generously the international community best to all we can to help and this war. because for millions of emmys, our support is a matter of life or death. but money is in the only thing. washington's been sending in connection with the m in crisis. since the start of the conflict, almost a quarter of all us arms export self government to saudi arabia, which is leading a military operation against the jamini who see forces that why ties reportedly blocked legislation that would have stopped sales. last year, we discussed the issue with the executive director of the world beyond war movement and also a yamini journalist.

by moscow, my big fear is not recognizing that crimea is different from donbas , said stewart anthony blinkinghasized that they should not be . it should be ukrainian decisions about how they want to see their future as it relates to territorial sovereignty . integrity and independence of the country well , according to the institute for the study of war, russian troops are currently increasing the pace of their offensive operations in the avdiyivka area with the aim of encircling the settlement of a complex the situation remains traditionally in the lyman direction in the area of ​​bahmut maryanka and the coal mine. oleksandr voytko, a serviceman of the armed forces of ukraine, is in touch with us. oleksandr, congratulations, slava ukraine. good day. i congratulate you with the heroes of slava. we would like to ask you to describe the situation in particular using the operational data available to you, but of course we don't broadcast anything secret, the situation is tense along the entire line now, the front is about a thousand kilometers , tense battles continue in the north of the luhansk

if a look at the level anthony blinking, that's a major measure. probity. kevin mccarthy? yes, it's a measure one, but it does even one letter below nancy pelosi in terms of provocation because nasdaq lucy, are the same party with immigrant. right. as a say that democrats government and the kevin is mccarthy, is the opposition part. mccarthy? of course, he won't. you won't go in see zalinski is being attacked in nato nation media. what about japan? right, right. what about, i mean, we've seen about an expansion in the philippines. you're saying, you know, you, leader, i think biden does go for it. we've seen it in the philippines for me. okay. shita in clare. what's that, what is that about as the i m f organizes a 15600000000 dollar deal, which presumably china must have known about because china invest in the i'm of sure. yeah. but a deal is not for military reasons, right? i may have to will never did that deal for military reasons. ah, japan and others. now, i'll fill you face to face. right. in the recent, you knew of a few basic. these are all part of what american c

of 400 million dollars, details were announced at the press conference by secretary of state anthony blinking in the next package of funds to support the training and service of the ukrainian army , to continue the sanctions policy against russia and to help ukraine as much as necessary, this was discussed in the white house president of sharjah biden, chancellor of germany olafsholz biden said that berlin's support for kyiv changed the world during the war with russia and became symbolic because it contributed to historical to the changes, primarily in germany itself, which in particular gave up russian energy sources on its part. schulz, according to a certain germany will continue to support ukraine, the meeting also discussed the provision of humanitarian economic political support and assistance in the field of security. sending tanks to ukraine and eventually agreed after long diplomacy between berlin, washington and other european allies ukraine's path to full membership in the eu steps to accelerate european integration and the peace formula proposed by president zelenskyi, in particu

we're direct sex 2 states, anthony, blinking to pursue roots to alter the status of the people's republic of china. and propose mechanisms through so additionally, it would direct the diplomat to ensure the patient does not receive preferential treatments or assistance with an international organizations. bill comes and medical relations between washington and beijing including a congressional hearing with 6 o c o. regarding these data collection policies, international china specialists, andrew long believes this new bill is just another type. think to hinder, beijing's growing influence is not up to the united states to decide who is good. it's better to the united states and so which one is the develop country? and of course, the united nations normally didn't bother you, but developing countries and they all, most of them. the china, as of course china would, would cause criticize this would oppose this kind of move, but it doesn't all the fact that this is a reflection of the continuing pushback. the but i was in china. so i think that the standards and i think that it will go very f

the answer to this question on the words said by the secretary of state of the united states, anthony blinking. he said that we can have some opinion, but the decision is always for ukraine. and this is what you need to remember, the decision is always for our armed positions, that is, returning to that what you just said, that is, if we approach the administrative border with the occupied temporarily occupied ukrainian crimea , and we will see that we can go further. the united states of america supports us. this is incredible. it will definitely happen. i think a lot will depend on how this situation will develop. you know, after we occupy the south in general, a lot will begin to change. i think that processes will begin in russia itself, and it is not excluded because they suffered such serious defeats in the south. plus, i think that the faith and confidence of western politicians in general, because ukraine is capable of liberating crimea as well. on the administrative border with crimea and will have the possibility of fire damage to the enemy's military facilities, and opinions will ch

what's your assessment regarding comments made by anthony blinking on supplying arms to taiwan? well, look, i mean, it just shows how delusional the u. s. has become the u. s. seems to think that it still lives in the ninety's. you know, we're realized for a very long time, around 6 years as world war 2, the u. s. is pretty much been running the world as you would a mafia style racket, you know, resorting to exactly the same techniques that matthew results to control a city. so you know, x, torsion, bullying, black, male, violence, and murder. that's pretty much how the u. s. has been running the world for the past for, for, for most of the past 7 years, what it hasn't realized is that that world has changed. now what used to be a fed very powerful kingpin that controlled the entire city has now turned into an old, slightly seen our man that doesn't control much of the city. i eat much of the world anymore. in fact, controls only a few. you know, small neighborhoods in that city, namely, you know what the so called collective west. and that's because now you have countries that

now whether you as a secretary of state anthony blinking is set to visit ethiopia, and these are the by ministration essentially hoping to strengthen its influence on the continent. in fact, believe it or not, a blinking is the 4th u. s. diplomat to rush to africa. this year alone, earlier the president of ada craya, however, accused washington of taking an, an constructive approach to the conflict into gray. so you get to pick a, put you on that and exactly what is blinking up to. and africa is our correspondent, catabolic touch. the elections are saying that they're looking at this route and their relationship with if the o p are in a different way. and that's what they're hoping to establish a re fashion, to re imagined relationship with. if you are considering if size and influence, he is more from molly fee. what we're looking to do is re fashion our engagement with the appear. we would like to be able to have a partnership that's commensurate with their size and influence and with our interests and commitment to africa. this is also part of the dynamics when you look at the 2 y

a specific story short with ah, [000:00:00;00] a in ah, us secretary of state anthony blinking visits, ethiopia and niger to booth us influence in africa that says there were trade accuses washington of impeding peace in the whole region. australia plan to buy 5 nuclear power submarines from the u. s. and develop more in the future draws criticism from china, mid concerns. the deal puts non proliferation agreements at risk. russia agrees to extend the black, the green deal, which was set to expire this saturday for an initial 60 day.

s. secretary of state anthony blinking is visiting ethiopia and me, jerry essentially post us influence on the african continent. though it does come as edit. i accuse it's washington. i've actually impeding peace in this a hell. australia is planned to buy 5 nuclear power, stop grades from america certainly draws criticism from china. it concerns the deal, puts non proliferation agreements with also russia agrees to extend the black sea grain deal which.

and a question for the minister in your daily, you met with us secretary of state, anthony blink, and on the margin, so that you 24 ministers meeting during which has the media reported to discuss the situation ukraine. could you tell us more about that meeting and whether blinking came up with any proposals. thank you so much. so through dish the, so the stands for our cooperation with saudi arabia that within the board, that energy or any other area could bring in. it has not been factored spice, any things that are happening in the moment or any other things. and like we said in our introductory remarks, we have reaffirmed our commitment to the agreements that we have. first of all, within the open plaza, this would look and that the issue was that you are still relevant until the end of the year after which the participants of the lp lapse group will consider the situation and will make new decisions. and so lethargic would deli, emily mattie, about what we should need through trust in the she which which when you deal in the dining glove, it's advantage repair. the stage goes to

say that they are beginning to deprive certain negotiating tracks, although state secretary anthony blinking the task of russia is so to speak , to freeze its own aggression against ukraine , as far as we understand, it is about fixing the temporarily occupied territories in their current status. well, you know. to be honest , there is a lot of attention here in america and this it is assigned to a-and it happens in its turn, that is, it is prepared er-e it is a continuation of mr. biden's efforts to take certain steps in this direction even when he was running for the post of president in the 16th year , actually, i'm sorry here, in the 20th year, he then talked about the fact that he wants to develop this direction, the struggle for democracy and also the accumulation of consolidation among themselves on the one hand against authoritarian states and not democratic states, and he continues to do this, but this initiative chose a new color after the start of a large-scale the invasion of russia against ukraine, so we see everything now through the prisms of this invasion, which is ongoing, h

s. secretary of state anthony blinking and his russian counterparts. okay. laugh roth did speak briefly on the sidelines with mr. blink and telling mr. laugher off to end the war. a gathering of leaders beset by division, ring as host of the g 20 foreign ministers meeting. india was determined to focus attention beyond the war in ukraine. but despite their best efforts, the conflict quickly dominated the agenda. for the 1st time since the war began, the u. s. and russian top diplomats spoke face to face on the side lines of the summit. i told the foreign minister what i and so many others said last week at the united nations and what somebody g 20 foreign minister said to day. and this war of aggression engage and meaningful diplomacy that can produce a just and durable piece. but the brief exchange did little to narrow, the divide between them. instead, russian foreign minister, so gay lover of accused western nations of turning the g 20 into a foss. oh, after hours of negotiation, ministers from 20 of the world's wealthiest nations were unable to agr

approve of state, is that a way for you to see basically to ship with a secretary of state, anthony blinking visits, ethiopia and niger to booth us relation than africa. waller retrain another to hell country accuses washington of impeding peace in the region. beijing accuses washington and london of neglecting their nuclear non proliferation fan. as australia plans to purchase nuclear powered submarines from the us. and russia agrees to extend the blacks the green deal, which was set to expire this saturday for an initial.

s. secretary of state anthony, blinking with yeah, just recently and what will the us role in all of this how to achieve was so you know that the situation is very complicated. the country is still in transition. very delicate, very fragile. and so questions around just is always have implications closer to 2 questions around it piece and you more chrissy and all of that. so internally, because willingness to, to proceed with this, things would depend on the power dynamics and the international community, naturally. because if it's leverage over the economy, because if it's control over the world bank and other other big budgets and diplomatic support, the trip and government, they have some leverage in guiding the approach that they took in government tax. but overall, the, the primary responsibility remains with the government, but the international pressure can certainly ship to the measures that they took and government tax. but because the country still in transition and because of the situation, you know, as, as big as the was the civil war is, is essentially part of the dynami

anthony, blinking claims that china funds to send weapons to russia. china and russia both denied the allegations. some western officials have threatened imposing sanctions on beijing if it supplies weapons to moscow. while the wall street journal supported washington's position, the china is a major threat to us national security. it claims that chinese may cranes operates in american ports, could be used by the asian country as an espionage tool. for those reports provided little evidence. the accusations towards beijing comm, us trying to become the world leader in the tech sector. our research reveals to china has built the foundations to position itself as the world's leading science and technology superpower, by establishing a sometimes standing lead in high impact research across the majority of critical and emerging technology domains. research shows that the powers are losing the global tech race to china with the asian country dominating and $37.00 of the 40 false fears assessed. those include key defense on space tech. the u. s. is ahead in some fields such as quantum compu

s. secretary of state anthony blink, and he's visiting ethiopia. i need jack to boost us influence in africa. so that comes as a chooses walk into an impeding piece in the suck l region, australia to plan to buy 5 nuclear power submarines from the us. it does draw criticism from china, submit concerns. the deal puts nonproliferation agreements at rest in the program are russia agrees to extending the black fi grain deal. now that was set to expire this saturday to be extended for an initial 60 days. however, most go saying the west must hold up. it's part of the agreement and in fact allow the export of russian grain and fertilizer. multiple us bank see that stops, crash is 2 american banks collapsed over the weekend. president biden essentially evading an emergency address, trying to study the boat, assuring americans that money is safe. the no shortage of news in your program for this our on asi, international. this tuesday is foss turning into a busy one. so it's good to have you with us by the way, we get now with the latest, from the ukraine c

s. secretary of state anthony blinking, spoke briefly with his russian opposite number. so get love rav if 1st face to face meeting since the start of the war blinking says he made it clear to lever. busy that the international community condemns the invasion. i told the foreign minister what i and so many others said last week at the united nations. and what so many g 20 foreign minister said today. and this war of aggression engage in meaningful diplomacy. that can produce a just and durable piece, so that some practice with a devilish chief international editor, richard walker. it joins me in the studio. going to say, richard, no communicate. we're talking about what we don't have here. we just heard from secretary of state antony blinking. what more did he have to say? yeah, well, he's really pointing out the, the sort of gulf between the position that the u. s. and the west is kind of been leading in being critical of russia invasion of ukraine on the one side and, and russia and china. the other side of what we're seeing here in this form in this meeting of the g 2