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the us secretary of state antony blinken has been holding talks in the kazakhstan capital astana withuding the kazakh president kassym—jomart to kayev. mr blinken met with ministers from kyrgyzstan, turkmenistan, tajikistan and uzbekistan. all five countries are former members of the soviet union until its collapse in 1991 and have followed a policy of strict neutrality since russia's invasion of ukraine. last week they all abstained in a key un vote demanding a russian withdrawal. so how important is this region for both washington and moscow? let's speak to kireel nur—zhanov — associate professor of central asian studies at the australian national university. hejoins me now live from canberra. thank you forjoining us on the programme. what is the us looking to get out of this visit and to get it in your opinion? visit and to get it in your opinion?— opinion? there are two objectives _ opinion? there are two objectives behind - opinion? there are two - objectives behind secretary jenkins visit to central asia. the first one is to persuade the local leaders tojoin the first one is to

senator estate anthony blinken -- secretary of state antony blinken. >> i told the foreign minister whatnd so many others said last week at united minute -- knighted nations and so many g20 said today -- united nations, and so many of the g20 said today. and this war of aggression -- end this war of aggression. >> sergey lavrov held a meeting, his chinese counterpart joining him, russian officials say moscow and beijing have agreed to oppose western blackmail and threats, it has not been confirmed by china. that's you again to say. >> -- let's hear what he had to say. >> unfortunately the joint declaration could not be approved, the western colleagues as they did a year ago under the indonesian presidency, tried by all means to bring to the for the situation with ukraine. that they present under the guise of so-called russian a grandson -- aggression. >> we know that antony blinken met with sergey lavrov for 10 minutes on the side of the conference. >> we know what the americans essay was discussed. mr. lincoln said he raised three points -- blinken sd he raised three points. u.s. and it

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. >> secretary of state antony blinken talked about china as the war in ukraine continues. the international criminal court issued an arrest warrant for vladimir putin. his comments came as he highlighted this year's human rights report from the state department. >> today, president xi is meeting with president putin in russia. the united states welcomes any initiatives that advances adjust and durable peace. the first element calls for upholding sovereignty and territorial integrity of all countries. the fundamental element of any plan for and the war in ukraine and producing a just and durable peace must be upholding the sovereignty of ukraine in accordance with the united nations charter. any plan that does not prioritize this is a stalling tactic at best or is seeking to facilitate an unjust outcome that is not constructive. calling for a cease-fire that does not include the removal of russian forces from ukrainian territory would be supporting the ratification of russian conquest. it would recognize russia's attempts to seize us of her neighbors territory by force. it

and as antony blinkin was making, his rush an opposite number. so they love rob for the 1st time since the invasion of ukraine blake and criticized china for filing to condemn the war. the chair state by india today reaffirmed the declaration issued by the g 20 leaders last year in bali which and i quote, strongly condemned to warn ukraine and stress that is causing immense human suffering and exacerbating existing facilities in the global economy. and quote, russia and china were the only 2 countries that may clear that they would not sign on to that text. for the thumb pack this with a devilish chief international editor, richard walker. it joins me in the studio, going to say, richard, no community, 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. in the west is kind of been leading in being critical of russia invasion of ukraine on the one side and, and russia and china

s. secretary of state antony blinking, and his russian counterpart sergey lovegrove met for the 1st time since the war began. 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 and spoke face to face on the sidelines of the summit. i told the foreign minister of what i and so many others said last week at the united nations. and what so many g, 20 foreign minister said to day and this war of aggression engage in 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 agree on a joint declaration. the lead differences on the ukraine issue, which um we co

s. secretary of state antony blinking was the 1st time both of mat since the russian invasion. but if anything of substance was achieved both to remain tight lipped. later the press conference. lathrop blamed the failure for consensus on the western nations present also today. unfortunately, the declaration on behalf of all ministers of the g 20 group was not endorsed or our western colleagues. like a year ago under the indonesian g. 20 cham and shiver were seeking to bring to the forefront and issue with the situation around ukraine by truths and untruth. smith and antony blinkin conceded that the failure to move forward threatened the principles on which the g 20 was founded. right? that there are real challenges to the multilateral system handles challenges in many ways are coming directly from russia, which ah, has been violating the very principles that lie at the heart of that system. india's chairmanship of the g 20 was supposed to be the blossoming of its ambitions to leave the global south promoting issues like death alleviation and climate change. but that seems to be

it follows the 1st face to face conversation between antony lincoln and his russian counterpart. sir gala robson was stamped of the war. the 2 men on the sidelines of the g. 20 summit, new delhi divisions over the conflict dominate at the summit. the indian foreign minister has confirmed they will be no joint statement from the g 20 meeting saying they can't reach a consensus, or russia and china refused to support a demand for moscow to withdraw from ukrainian territory. i told the foreign minister of 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. presence. lensky is put forward a 10 point plan for adjusting durable piece. 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 ukraine accepts, and i quote the new territory realities while doubling

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. in the west is kind of been leading in being critical of russia invasion of ukraine on the one side and, and russia and china on the other side. and what we're seeing here in this form, in this meeting of the g 20 in delhi today is a sign that the russian and chinese position in these diplomatic forest seems to be hardening. as we heard from tony blinking there. at the end of these meetings, you try to come up with what's called a communicate. so a big text with all sorts of points in it, saying these are the things that we all agree on. and usually that's given as the sort of a sign of has as the meeting been a success or not. you know, if you don't get a communicate together, if people can't agree on that is seen as you know, a failure. and indeed, it was not possible to agree on a final communicate that everyone could agree on. because russia and china objected to passages talking about u

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you a secretary of state antony blinking briefly met his russian counterbalance sir guy left off for the 1st time since the invasion and cold on moscow to engage in meaningful diplomacy. authority in the philippines are working to contain an oil spill from a tanka the ship carrying 800000 liters of diesel fuel. thank name and dora island, at least 7 coastal towns have bands fishing and swimming. as the spillage spreads through the self, more than 70 policemen in columbia have been taken hostage during protest, said an oil field, a police officer and a civilian, were killed and the demonstrations lasandra lumpy at the reports from bochita. morgan, on my letting argon, i read about hundreds of farmers and indigenous people clash with police earlier thursday. they have attacked an oil field in a rural area of san be sent to that coin in southern columbia. protesters of burned the offices, another infrastructure of the field, owned by international oil company, emerald energy, a police officer, and a protest. sir, have been killed, allegedly by gunshots. the community den detained, at le

it follows the 1st face to face conversation between antony blinking and his russian counterpart sir galen rob since the start of the ukraine war. the 2 men on the side lines of the g. 20 meeting in new delhi divisions over the war have dominated the g. 20 russia and china refused to support a demand for moscow to withdraw from ukrainian territories. every 20 member and virtually every country period continues to bear the costs of russia's war of aggression. a war the president putin could end tomorrow. if he chose to do so. the united states didn't want this war. we worked hard to prevent it. like most countries, we want to focus on the fundamental challenges affecting the daily lives of our people. so even as we stand with ukraine while it defends itself as any nation would do in that position, we're also determined to keep working with other countries, deliver solutions to the share challenge. and that's exactly what we did today 3020 . well, let's get more on this now. we're joined by kimberly hallett. she's live for us in washington dc. kimberly, what do we make of this brief me

secretary of state antony blinken spoke after a g20 conference in india. the secretary said during his meeting with russia's foreign minister, he urged russia to end their aggression in ukraine. this is about 20 minutes. the nuclear start treaty. this is about 20 minutes. >> good evening, everyone apologies for doing this so late , i hope i am not disrupting any dinner plans. we just finished a marathon day at the g20. we came together to focus on solving some of the most consequential problems impacting people in our nation and the world. let me begin by thunking -- let me begin by thinking -- let me begin by thanking india our host nation. voted in the united nations general assembly for our resolution that provides a just and lasting peace in accordance with the -- charter. and of course the hued united -- not a single member voted with russia to oppose that resolution. the chair states by india today read -- still -- exacerbating existing fragility's in the global economy, russia and china were the only two countries that made clear that they would not

antony bfinken been the case for iran.ave to know that we shouldn't be afraid to ask for help ourselves. president biden invited jason sudeikas and his castmates from the hit apple+ series to discuss mental health. it's a subject the show has addressed directly. in the most recent season, the lead character seeks out therapy to address anxiety and the collapse of his marriage. before the meeting, president biden tweeted a picture of a "believe" sign, taped to the entrance of the oval office — an homage to ted's office door in the tv series. i'm david willis. thank you for watching world news america. hello. there is no shortage of rain in our forecast for the week ahead, and that is thanks to something of an atmospheric conveyor belt. the jet stream racing across the atlantic. the strong winds high up in the atmosphere delivering bouts of cloud, outbreaks of persistent rain, some heavy, thundery showers, and also delivering us some pretty mild air. now, the rain is really going to pile up across western areas, over some hi

secretary of state antony blinken and the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov.irst since the conflict in ukraine began more than a year ago. our senior international correspondent fred pleitgen is joining us from moscow right now. fred, secretary blinken initiated this meeting. how was it received? >> reporter: yeah, first of all, you're absolutely right. it was an extraordinary meeting, wolf. and i was in touch with the russian side, with a spokesman for russia's foreign ministry and she made exactly that point, saying it was the american side who initiated this meeting. and the russians are very keen to point out that this was an informal meeting, that this was not something that was preplanned and it really only happened on the sidelines of that g20 meeting. they also say it only took about ten minutes. however, it seems as though in those ten minutes, in that very short period of time, secretary of state blinken did make some very important points for the u.s. side. number one, pertaining to paul whelan, whom the u.s. of course says is wrongfully detained he

secretary of state antony blinken.e we go, the white house hosted the cast of ted lasso today. >> while it is easier said than done, we shouldn't be afraid to ask for help ourselves. david: president biden invited jason sudeikis and his classmates to discuss mental health. it is a subject the show has addressed directly. in the most recent season, the lead character seeks out therapy toddress anxiety and the collapse of his marriage. before the meeting, president biden tweeted a picture of a believe sign taped to the oval office an amasho ted's -- an narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪♪ announcer: usa today calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free pbs video app lets you watch the best of pbs anytime, anywhere. simply download the

lauren: antony blinken dismissed china's attempt to broker peace in ukraine. >> the world should notfooled by any tactical move by russia supported by china or any other country to freeze the war on its own terms. such a move would violate the charter and delay the will of 141 countries who have condemned russia's war in the united nations general assembly. one party to this conflict, ukraine, has already put forward a just peace forward. if china is committed to supporting and into the war based on the principles of the u.n. charter, it can engage with president zelenskyy and ukraine and use its influence to compel moscow to pull back its forces. lauren: ukraine's defense ministry says and exposure and in crimea has destroyed russian caliber crews muscles being transported by train close to the town of -- the russian installed head of the damaged a house and shop. 17 european union nations plus norway have agreed to procure jointly -- to help ukraine and replenish their own stockpiles. the e.u.-european defense ministry said a seven year project will cover multiple ammunition types

secretary of state antony blinken warrant a cease fire on russian terms was acceptable. >> the worlduld not be fooled by any tactical move by russia supported by china or any other country to freeze the war on its own terms. such a move would violate the charter and delay, defy the will of 141 countries who have condemned russia's's war in the united nations general assembly. kasia: there is concerned china will supply arms to russia. it is a claim strongly denied by beijing. last month, antony blinken said chinese firms were already providing nonlethal support to russia and that beijing could change that to provide legal support. china's prime minister he spokesperson denied any plans to send weapons. >> china always upholds an objective position over the ukraine crisis. what we have done is promote peace talks. we will continue to play a constructive role in the political settlement. as for the remarks of so-called u.s. government sources, i would like to stress it is the united states not china, that provides weapons to the battlefield in ukraine. kasia: reaction from china. the f

so antony blink and saying they will be an investigation and to the incident and to what happened. kimberly, as some republicans, meanwhile, a really ramping up the rhetoric against russia. yes, there is no question the domestically there is heightened rhetoric against russia, and there certainly are heightened tensions between the united states and russia as it stands right now. we understand that a telephone call has taken place between the united states and russian defense ministers. that is something that has dropped within the last hour. what we know is that this came at the request of the united states. now what we also know is with respect to this incident, the downing of that drone that to belong to the united states that m q 9 surveillance drone now on the bottom of the black sea. according to the secretary of state entity blinking that will be investigated as part of that incident. but however, the secretary state declining to speak much more on the motivation or intent. only saying that the united states believes that this time, that the actions of russia were not only r

>> reporter: according to antony blinken, he did talk about u.s.e said has been wrongfully detailed by the russians and he said that there was serious proposal put out by the u.s. that russia should consider. he also spoke to lavrov about how the war should end. his words there were end this war of aggression. lavrov himself hasn't spoken about the face-to-face meeting with blinken on the sidelines of the foreign ministers stop here, but according to moscow, yes, there was a meeting but there was no real proposal there that came about. any sort of negotiation between the two sides. also moscow said that there was no talk on paul whelan and that is a lie. strong words coming out from moscow there. and also let me tell you in the last 36 hours here in new delhi, the faceoff between blinken and lavrov has cast a shadow on the g-20 talks that took place thursday here in new delhi. a war of words that continued into friday. and according to lavrov the west is obsessed with talking about ukraine which is impacting g-20 talks because there was no consensu

i mean, usa, secretary of state antony blinking, visited it. yeah. just recently. and what will the us role in all of this help 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 obviously have implications closer to 2 questions around it, piece and democracy 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 and government tax. but overall, the, the primary responsibility remains with, if you open 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, as big as the, was th

ah, you are a secretary of state antony blank in vessels at the top here earlier this week. after years of strained relations caused by the conflict within the country, lincoln met with his if you can count about the mecca mcclendon in odessa barber. a trip is part of a push by washington to support peace efforts in the country after 2 years of civil war in the t grey region. us like a tree law that a 2 parties for the up he's efforts, possession of hostilities agreement is a major achievement. and step forward saving lives, changing lives. the guns are so as the fighting has stopped, human rights violations have declined. humanitarian assistance is flowing and finally reaching nearly all communities and need services are being restored in the t gray region, the t p elephant, sorry, arity and, and other non federal forces are departing. prime minister abbey and the philippine federal government. and to grand regional leaders should be commended for reaching this agreement and for the significant progress in delivering on their commitments . now this comes, i made reports of

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this is inside story with hello, welcome to the show i am, sam is a than antony blink and has become the 1st sitting u. s. secretary of state to visit near the trip part of president joe biden's pledge to engage more with the african continent, washington season asia as its closest ally in the region that is facing wide spread, political instability and violence. it's neighbors, molly and became a fast so i've had several military coups in the past 2 years. those states have also asked french troops to leave their territory, while u. s. person now remain in asia. meanwhile, russia, through its wagner group mercenaries and china have increased their influence in the region. antony blinkin says, washington wants to help nisha. today announced nearly a 150000000 dollars in new you mandatory assistance to help me needs and western central africa and the cell created by regional and civility. that assistance will support proven shelter. central health care, emergency food, safe drinking water, sanitation, hygiene services, and we'll also support donald refugees and asylum seekers. evacuat

you are a secretary of state antony blink, and he's in ethiopia pushing for peas. and he brought a lot of money to strengthen his case. his critics say he should be using his war jess to hold those in power accountable for the war. tonight, the high human cause of dollar diplomacy. i'm broke off in berlin. this is the day . ah, what did we t grains do? they must be held accountable when they had said for months and months that accountability, it was civilians, they killed, they killed the people instead of fighting the so just we really do see a deficit in terms of accountability at the domestic level. they killed the mother named kiki and mutilated her breasts with a knife after they killed her. they put the baby on top of her. what that means is really standing behind independent investigation also coming up, the european parliament has voted to condemn the beller roofs. government for repression and political prosecution, and it is lending vocal support to the bel routine oppositions plans to open a representation in brussels decanter deal, the their dictatorshi

dot antony blinker. diplomat. yeah. so that, oh gosh. one is what is called a cipher seeker correspondence. arrived at the foreign office at my desk. no, what did it say? daughter louis telling the buggy sunny ambassador 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 had the best economic performance in 70 years. as you know, as you know now, shabbas 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 have, if, if that dave, your conversation, i mean, we're artificial intelligence. you can actually do anything. so the doctor, the con

is to travel to cattle and then to the us where he's a permanent resident, us secretary of state antony blank and his fangs. there were london government for freeing him. he treated saying, thankful to know paul, it will be rejoining his family soon. grateful to the rwandan government for making reunion possible. he also thank cattle for assisting my colleague steve clemens, host of al jazeera, the bottom line, interviewed rondon at president porter, got the twice in recent months. he has more on the government's decision. but a remarkable change of the turn of events. in december i interviewed president, could guy, may you said he would not be bullied into making a decision and that it would take an invasion to get paul recess of begin out of prison. in march in doha, he, i asked him, i said, hows that position going. and he said, you know, sometimes you have to forgive the unforgivable and i got goosebumps on the back of my neck. i said, wow, they are going to release paul recess, begin him. and i said to him on stage it in the interview, if, if you make that decision, will you give m

this problem is under sanctioned persons and the same er, pavlo metropolitan pavlo lebid, the same antonye is talking about, that the state has already said its words, it is fantastic that the state of ukraine is subjecting the citizens of ukraine to sanctions, and the church must react immediately, because it can be taken out of the state it may not be there for other moments that will one way or another show that the church heard something from the authorities , at least they heard from the authorities to conduct an investigation. why are they under sanctions, but the church does not do this, and we see the same paul also with a delegation together with metropolitan onufrios and others already under the office of the president is this, well, this is it . i would say no, i did not understand the action, which shows that there is a lack of wisdom of christian love in the church itself. thank you, gentlemen, for this extremely interesting and informative conversation . of historical sciences, members of the initiative group of the first of december and also vyacheslav gorshkov, coordinator

secretary of state antony blinken and his russian opposite, sergey lavrov, met for the first time sincehe war began. reporter: a gathering of leaders beset by division. as host of the g20 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 first time since the war began, the u.s. and russian top diplomats spoke face-to-face on the sidelines of the summit. >> i told the foreign minister what i and so many others said last week at the united nations, and what so many g20 foreign ministers said today. end this war of aggression. engage in meaningful diplomacy that can produce a just and durable peace. reporter: but the brief exchange did little to narrow the divide between them. instead, russian foreign minister sergei lavrov accused western nations of turning the g20 into a farce. after hours of negotiation, ministers from 20 of the world's wealthiest nations were unable to agree on a joint declaration. >> there were differences on the ukraine issue, which we could

secretary of state antony blinken delivered a straightforward message to his russian counterpart in their high stakes meeting. he also reiterated to china not to provide any weapons to russia in this war. and this war of aggression. it was a rare face-to-face meeting between secretary of state antony blinken and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov during the g 20 coeference in new delhi, india. virtually every country period. >> continues to bear the costs of russia's war of aggression. this is the first meeting between the 2 since the russian invasion of ukraine. blinken urged russia to reverse the decision to withdraw from the new start treaty which limits the number of long-range nuclear warheads that russia and the u.s. can possess. i told the foreign minister that no matter what else is happening in the world are in our relationship. united states will always be ready to engage and act on strategic arms control. and when it comes to ending the war in ukraine, the secretary of state says russia refuses to entertain peace talks. president putin, however. has demonstrated 0 interest

antony blinken warned against calls for ceasefire here in ukraine, saying that any ceasefire would onlyrearm. he said those calls were a cynical proposal. now, these remarks come as china has put forward a peace proposal calling for a ceasefire, a proposal that has been embraced by the russian president, vladimir putin, and has been dismissed by ukraine and its western allies. the us secretary of state again said the biden administration supports a ten—point peace initiative that has been put forward by the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelensky. this is a plan that includes a call for the complete withdrawal of russian forces from ukrainian territory, also the restoration of ukraine's territorial integrity and the creation of a special tribunal to prosecute russia's war crimes. here, the first challenger tanks that have been given by the uk have arrived in ukraine and also the 18 german leopard tanks. this as the ukrainians prepare for a much anticipated offensive to try to take back territory that's now under occupation. the terrorism threat level in northern ireland has been raised

secretary of state antony blinken says that he raised the issue of detained american paul whelan with russian's foreign minister on thursday, but moscow says that is a lie. whelan was not the only topic that blinken says he brought up with lavrov. we'll have live reports from new delhi and hong kong. nope. all in one and done. cuh-congestion? better. cough?h? fever? better. mucinex all in one relieves 9 symptoms in 1 dose. it's not cold and flu season. it's always cocomeback season. introducing the new sleep number climate360 smart t bed. the only smart bed in the world that actively cools, warms and effortlessly respondso both of you. our smart sleepe get 28 minutes more restful sleep per night. oven quality sleep. only from sleep number. troducing new sweet and savory crepes. whether you likehe flavor of cinnamon bun after sunset. or prefer to wake up to a little eggs and bacon. day or night, it's always time for crepes. for a limited time, buy one, get one free with five flavors that are delicious any time of day. only from ihop. download the app and earn free food with every order

secretary of state antony blinken never raised the issue of detained american paul whelan when he meteting, blinken said his release was one of the issues he raised with lavrov. said russia should end the war in ukraine, we have cnn standing by in hong kong, let's begin with new dehli. take us through the highlights and what, if anything, was accomplished. >> reporter: not really, from what i could see as of thursday and friday morning, the anti-u.s. rhetoric by lavrov and the anti-russia rhetoric by blinken hijacked the talk that is india was hosting in new dehli and appealing to the foreign ministers to keep that aside and they were unsuccessful to bring the west and russia closer in any way, you've spoken about the three points that blinken raised with lavrov according to him. he made the points in a press conference on thursday evening, local time, but lavrov and moscow have, in fact, moscow come out and denied there was any talk on the u.s. citizen called it a lie, strong words being used. according to the u.s. there was a ten-minute and meeting on the sidelines of the g20 talks

. >>> the war in ukraine, and the first meeting between secretary of state antony blinken and hid russian counterpart since this war began. james longman in ukraine tonight, as we now learn what was said. >>> the news back here at home on george santos tonight. the new york congressman who admitted to lying, making up much of his life story what they're now doing in congress, as he comes under the microscope. jon karl is here. >>> the remarkable discovery. what's been found inside the greet pyramid of giza. >>> and america strong. he waited nearly six decades for this honor. our interview tonight with the black vietnam veteran set to receive the medal of honor. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we have several breaking stories as we come on the air. the idaho murders, the discoery. the severe storms hitting. the tornado watch and the risk for straight-line winds. and that horrific flight over the u.s. the severe turbulence. but we are going to begin tonight with the alex murdaugh case, and at this hour, the jury is now deliberating, after six we

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and antony blinking conceded that the failure to move forward threatened the principles on which the g 20 was founded. right? that there are real challenges to the multilateral system. and those challenges in many ways are coming directly from russia, which ah, has been violating the very principles that lie at the heart of that system. in the ass chairmanship of the g. 20 was supposed to be the blossoming of its ambitions to lead the global south promoting issues like death alleviation and climate change. but that seems to be, have put on hold by ongoing concerns over the war in ukraine. poverty mythology 0 new delhi columbia has sent a high level delegation to dishes protests at an oil facility after a police officer was killed. negotiator is trying to broke the release of 79 other offices and 9 oil field work as it were taken hostage by protest, as in the southern province of coquette. on thursday, alexander and kitty has the story. i got my letter goggan, i read about hundreds of farmers and indigenous people clash with police earlier thursday. they have attacked an oil field in