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and the american air force was free to bomb cambodia so i watched the bombing. i covered the bombing of cambodia and kate came back from hong kong to teach me a lot about the vote and so i literally lived kind of life that these women did. i came on my own, my one-way ticket, had to find a job. lives pretty poorly until after a few months i became the washington post stringer which is the contract report on the ground and newsweek. in those days there were very few full-time staff reporters in anglia. i think you can count them on one hand so washington post news needed someone like me. that's how i broke in. next slide please. this is one of those sad pictures that epitomizes a lot of the war. there was corruption in cambodia as well so the government army was replete with the young kids wearing sandals, who were poor pay grade, and like others, i went through stages of wondering if i could handle all the sexual harassment , wondered if i could turn the other cheek when it came to miss believing, wondering whether or not i was everything that was happening to m

the court has been signed and the american air force was on cambodia i covid the bombing of cambodia and kate came backia fm hong kong teach me a lot about it and i literally lived the life these women did. i came on my own from my one-way ticket, had to find a job, lived pretty poorly until a few months i became election post stringer, a contract reporter on the ground. in those days there was very few staff reporters in cambodia and that's how broken is a lot more corruption cambodia so early i went through wondering if i could handle the sexual harassment, i could on the other she came to wondering whether or not what was happening to me was i could still prevail. one of the first things i did start to do well, anonymous reporters wrote a parody about me when i ultimately the only reason i was doing what was because i was using my coil and that's part of the era i was in. next slide, please. these women came when liberation was a movement back in the united states. if anybody showed they believed there was institutional obstacles or women'ss investme, they made fun of you and said

this was cambodia. looks a lot like the pictures you saw. this is a different kind of buddhist than you had in vietnam. it was more homogeneous. it was a country completely unprepared for war. it had been neutral throughout the vietnam war from 55 until 1970 when the war did break out, the previous ruler had tried to keep it neutral, playing one side off against the other and finally it broke and as i said the american invasion started. the north vietnamese refused to leave and instead spread out and by the time i got there the war was frightening. the paris peace accords had already been signed. and the american air force was freed to bomb cambodia so i watched the bombing. i covered the bombing of cambodia and kate came back from hong kong to teach me a lot about the road and so i literally lived the kind of life these women did. i came on my own, had to find a job. lived pretty poorly until after a few months i became the russian post stringer which is a contact reporter on the ground for newsweek. in those days there were very few full-t

and the american air force was free to bomb cambodia so i watched the bombing. covered the bombing in cambodia and back from hong kong to tell me a lot about the ropes. so i literally lived the kind of life these women did. like a one-way ticket. had to find a job and after i became the washington post which was a contract reporter on the ground in brunswick and in those days there were very few short time staff reporters in cambodia i think you can count them on one hand. that's how i broke in. next slide, please. >> this sort of epitomizes a lot of the war. there's corruption so the army was replete. i wonder if i could turn the other cheek when it came to ms. believing and wondering whethernd or not it was everythg happening to me. there was a parody on the stationary when they stated the only reason i was doing well is because i was doing my feminine. that's not part of the era that i was in. next slide, please. >> thesera women came when the liberation was barely a movement back in the united states. if anybody showed they actually believed there were insti

and we have seen flooding toward the northwest of cambodia. and that rain is still come in then a batch of what weather from pretty much will called the yellow river valley down to shanghai on monday. but if i go around the korean peninsula, watch this here, it is on monday affecting beijing. and then we'll press play and see where this goes. run in rate through a korea the korean peninsula. on tuesday, it's going to stay dry for many parts of japan. suckers getting up to a height of 30 degrees with sunshine and the forecast. that's it for me. see again soon. the russell bade in southern england where 2 farmers turn safari park. pioneers fits the attractive nature in the driving seat. i was just absolutely astonishing the life, the poor back even not very fast. and i miguel sophie, i cynthia when one by your company revolutionizing the system you think blend and artificial intelligence here in flight. you have you have a big rise on al jazeera. ah the me. i know you're watching l 20. i'm emily anguish, a reminder about up stories to south isra

we meet people in cambodia struggling to survive because of a dam. ah, it's another beautiful sunny day at 35000 feet. the weather sponsored by cattle airways booted world's best airline of 2021. a lot of rain so its way up through the northeast of china just catch basing on its edge and the orange cor means it is torrential for a time, but it takes warm still, nor 1st to 80 degrees in hobbin. for example, on the holidays sweeping eastwards. taking active frontal fits into the korean peninsula during tuesday, leaving dry weather behind it. still humid in sundry the far south of china, but is still she would not sundry and quite warm are the most of the major odds of japan were singing the increase in the number of shares and in these yet, but the focus of heavy rain once again is central thailand, property, cambodia, and this part of borneo. otherwise, daily shells are increasing but they don't particularly torrential and widespread sherry activity is the story for india or bangladesh and to some degree pakistan, but mostly is india we're talking abo

as wall and northwestern sections of cambodia. we've already seen flooding and still more rain to come a batch of rain. we'll call it pretty much from the yellow river valley right down to shanghai on monday, shanghai will get up to 31. but if we go in for closer look, this is also going to quit beijing with a lot of what weather, just sliding toward the east. let's press play. see where this goes on tuesday. yeah, it runs rate through the korean peninsula, seen anywhere from about 50 to a 100 millimeters of rain. look at this drive for many parts of japan, so or soccer. 30 degrees and we've got plenty of sunshine in the forecast for you on tuesday, the season the when freedom of the press is under threat in oh, you just because i thought genuinely about your thoughts towards the making government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here just some of access points. the internet shift, the focus, the panoramic that's turned out to be a handy little pretext. the prime minister clamped down on the press covering t

and the south vietnamese army invade cambodia. a year later, with american air support, invades laos. it makes sense, right. i will go after the supply lines that feed the communist war effort in the south. the thing is, nixon is supposed to be deescalating the war. now he is invading two other countries. that didn't sit particularly well with a number of people in the u.s. nixon decides to engage aggressively moscow and beijing. nixon recognizes that they are giving hanoi the guns, allowing it to wage the war. as he is going after the supply lines, nixon also goes to the soviets, the chinese asking for their help in ending the war. and it will bear some dividends. he bombs. on a scale that johnson never did. when johnson announced that he wasn't going to run for a second term, he also curtailed the bombing of north vietnam. in '68, just before the election, he suspended all bombing of north vietnam. life in northern vietnam goes back to normal. '69, '70, '71, it's normal. '27, nixon needs to end the war, he's talking to the chine

it was safer in vietnam than neutral cambodia. when you fight the americans and their allies, you have to be resourceful. sure enough, american's enemies proved incredibly resourceful. another reason why they prevail in the end. they start digging tunnels, these really complex tunnel systems. sometimes right under american and allied bases. if you go to vietnam, one of the more popular tourist attractions outside saigon is the -- the photo is the -- the color photo bottom right, that's from there. it's a guy popping out of the a hole in the ground. they build these really narrow tunnels to kind of pop up whenever they needed to shoot and then hide whenever the americans would start shooting back. that's one of the reasons why the war was so frustrating for american troops. would you get shot at and then had it's time to shoot back, there's nothing or no one to shoot at. a couple of the slides here. they are underground cities. you got places to eat, places to sleep, places to do whatever human beings do on a regular basis. places

we made the people in cambodia struggling to survive because of a dam and changing their ways. how could carry farmers are adopting to climate change? one of the hardest places on ah hi there, hope your weekends go and well it wasn't that long ago that the bulk and had some of the best weather in europe. my. oh my how that has changed. we're still seeing what weather toward the eastern shores at the atria see and some big storms taking aim at northern italy. i think the very real risk. i've seen some more flooding here after greece and turkey. we've got a scattering of showers through northern areas of greece. same goes for turkey affecting the capital region opera. we look at the next 3 days. we're back into the sunshine on monday and your temperatures pretty well where they should be that what, whether that was plaguing the northeast of spain, it's now pushed out toward the mediterranean. so we've seen improvement in conditions, but much of the energy here from the pure unease is now spread across the else. so the risk of storms really on all sides here. we have disturbed wea

i rise today in support of h.r. 4686, the cambodia democracy act. this is bipartisan legislation that i introduced along with my democratic colleague alan lowenthal, he and i are co-chair os they have cambodia caucus and we were pleased to champion this legislation and i want to note that our colleague ted owe ho from florida -- ted yoho from florida originally introduced this a few years back but has since retired if this great institution. this sletion a response to the prime minister's crackdown on his political opponent which is began in the run-up to the cambodian elections back in 2018. he arrested the lead ore they have cambodia national rescue party on bogus charges and then proceeded to ban the whole party and then persecute other leaders of that party. he also shut down n.g.o.'s and independent media, including the national democratic institute and radio free asia. unfortunately, four years later this crackdown hasn't let up. he has kept the bogus charges hanging over his opponent's head and prohibited him from participating in any politic

of local communities, funds, living reports, forest farm, land and home. flooded to make way for cambodia, the largest dance, the lowest taste on to human rights watch estimates. nearly 5000 people were displaced. sir. sammy is one of them. i feel very nostalgic and sorry saying this. a submerged village is a loss of identity and now in the city and no matter how angry i am at the government, i can only keep it in my heart because i cannot do anything about it. the government did not pay any attention to us. he and many other villages, mostly from the pin or minority group, say they were not properly consulted and were offered inadequate compensation. floyd, good man printed on the burial ground of her parents and ancestors is submerged. we've lost her whom our rice fields are crops. why did this development have to make the villagers shed tears? throng lance family is one of 50 who refused to move to a new settlement built for them by the government and the chinese company that operate the deb. instead, they built their homes on patches of land close to the old village, others except at

so far, i have only talked about refugees from vietnam and cambodia. but i should mention what are known as among and lao refugees. this is an image of a traditional story cloth quilt. it's embroidery. a lot of stories about the war have been told through this traditional art form. looking at this image, what do you see? what do you notice? what story of war does it tell? do you see any depictions of war here? >> yeah. i think it's really interesting that the spanning of technology is really depicted in this depiction of war. i see sword fighting, but then i see planes, which is to me a funny thing to see embroidered on a quilt. i'm interested in the deer to the left at the river. i guess it is a nice juxtaposition about how war comes into a landscape, but the landscape still functions as is and then it would be cool to see an aftermath quilt of what would happen. >> absolutely. you call attention to some really key details. you see a river. this river represents makong river that borders laos and thailand. you see the airplanes, helicopters. you see t

landfill site in non penn, from his base in chicago, audio speaking with june, with jerry lynn in cambodia. where the government has tried to suppress negative coverage of its pandemic response without a fair bit of problems getting access, especially to government officials. the ministry of health just don't want to talk about medical waste, but we have got some really good leech. so hopefully we'll be able to get a better sense of the bigger picture in the converting and capital non pen. the red cross is responsible for disposing of medical wife o'clock this morning. jerry is following a collection team who pick up waste from 50 clinics and hospitals every day. but a couple of them, what am i did i just another one way people invite my database. how ya go good for that. yeah, but like i said, all source, our own works is one of the medical ways collected before the pandemic. they would collect 2 tons a day. now it's often winter time filled with the ma'am good. turned in a manual quote and that's 7000000 by the gap that will be done with my new pet though i lanyon. there your what your $

spokesman told al jazeera, the country needs energy security, and the dam is beneficial to people in cambodia. adding that local authorities will assist any community in need. villages here say they're not against development, but don't expect to be the only ones paying the price for it to gallop ball for him . this is the sacrifice we've had to make, if not for the damn. we would not have to give up anything. the dam allows others to prosper. we are in tears while others benefit human rights watch says the government should increase compensation payments and provide more services and training to affected communities. but many, he had doubt that message is being head, florence louis al jazeera. at the 1st, all civilian space flight has splashed down off the coast of florida. a space ex craft spent 3 days in orbit carrying a billionaire entrepreneur and his 3 guess next year. brian, re splashing down on the florida coach, the trailblazing cap shield carrying the 32000000000 crew to ever get the inspiration for on behalf of space ex. welcome to planet earth. much better than i can ride through.

as wall in northwestern sections of cambodia. we've already seen flooding and still more rain to come. a batch of rain, we'll call it pretty much from the yellow river valley right down to shanghai on monday, shanghai will get up to 31. but if we go in for closer look, this is also going to quit beijing with a lot of what, whether just sliding toward the east. let's press play. see where this goes on tuesday. yeah, it runs rate through the korean peninsula, seen anywhere from about 50 to a 100 millimeters of rain. look at this drive for many parts of japan, so or soccer. 30 degrees and we've got plenty of sunshine in the forecast for you on tuesday season. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 20. 21 in hong kong has become a dangerous business one or one east and those who refuse to be silent. for now is there me be the hero? the world needs right now. i was, ah ah, ah, the me again, you want you out there a reminder about some stories is, and unicef is appealing for health and malnourished chi

and i do want to note that my family and i were in cambodia until the very end. i'm an american, i was born in china, but my father worked for the united nations and to answer my colleagues question my father chose to stay as long as possible to help the cambodian people as long as possible. and he left after american troops had left the american ambassador stayed behind after american troops had left them. in fact, after the last military transport had left. i know this because my father was on the last military transport to leave cambodia and ambassador had to travel overland . so yes, we do leave americans behind, but this is all tied to neil operations and how that is plaid, which is why i think it is so important that we have an independent investigation. maybe the failure here was that we didn't have a neo plan in place and we didn't activate it before our troops left. but if that's the case, we need to learn that. so i would ask for my colleagues to consider this independent commission. we put somebody in charge of it was not in a decision making capacity

and we have seen flooding toward the northwest of cambodia. and that rain is still come in then a batch of what weather from pretty much will called the yellow river valley down to shanghai on monday. but if i go around the korean peninsula, watch this here, it is on monday affecting beijing. and then we'll press play and see where this goes. run in rate through a korea the korean peninsula. on tuesday, it's going to stay dry for many parts of japan. suckers getting up to a high of 30 degrees with sunshine and the forecast. that's it for me. see again, soon still had an i'll just 0 running out of madison's ventilators and oxygen. unicef appeals for help. as much as children, philip hospital, the cost of john, the son of a special report. couple, my mexico want to challenge us dominance in latin america and the caribbean. and he is paid tribute to the highest goals score in the history of english top flight football says coming up with jump in sport. the news cut out one of the boston growing nations in the world. i won a contract, needed to op

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>> in cambodia.nished this film there and i was coming back with my dad and all seemingly was going well. there were a lot of men with guns, which is scary for everyone, especially if you're 10 years old in cambodia. >> jimmy: some countries you go into the airport and guys are carrying machine guns around and it's startling. >> yes. any way. so i go through and for whatever reason i'm pulled aside and they start doing the pat down. and they get to my pocket and keep patting. this white powder starts billowing out. and i knew i had done something wrong, because i was smuggling something i should. have been. so i turned to my dad and i said, i'm so sorry. i know you told me not to do it, i did it any way. i apologize. he steps in, it was me, i gave it to him. i always wanted to spend my life in a cambodian jail. please, take me. so i'm escorted off. so they get the gloves on, the dog comes over and they put the glove into my pocket and they pull out a bar of soap and a shampoo bottle and a bottle of t

i know this because my father was on the last transport to leave cambodia. yes, we do leave americans behind. >> senator duckworth is a former army helopter pilot wounded in action in iraq and lost both of her legs. she knows more about military operations and american military history than anyone on the republican side of that committee. in previous reports of the evacuation from afghanistan, we have mentioned on this program the people we left behind in vietnam. but tonight i'd like to focus on one group that i have only mentione in passing in our previous covege. according to a 2013 report in "the new york times," quote, by some estimes tens of thousands of arican servicemen fathered chdren with vietnamese women during that long war. some of the children were a resu of long-term relationships. others we bn of one-night stands. but few of the fathers ever met their offspring and fewer still brought them home to america. after the war, those children known as amerians endured harsh discrimination and abject poverty in vietnam viewed as reminders of an invad

i want to note that my family and i were in cambodia until the very end. i'm an american, but my father worked for the united nations. to answer my colleague's question, my father chose to stay as long as possible to help the cam bodian people as long as possible and he left after american troops had left. the american ambassador stayed behind and after the last military transport left, i know this, my father was on the last transport to leave cambodia and the ambassador had to travel over land. we leave americans behind, that is planned, that is why it is so important that we have an independent investigation. maybe the failure here we didn't have neo-plan in place and didn't activate before troops left. if that is the case, we need to learn that. i would ask for my colleague to consider this independent commission. we put somebody in charge who is not in decision-making capacity during the 20 years, make it nonpartisan and get lessons learned so we don't make the same mistakes over and over again. our troops deserve better and the families of the 2500 am

. >> i do want to know we, my family and i were in cambodia until the very end, i'mn american, i was born in thailand. but my father worked for the united nations, and to answer my colleues question, my father chose to stay as long as possible to help thecambodian people. to help the computing people as long as possible. and he left afr american troops had. let the american ambassador state after american troops ha look and in fact, after the last military transported left, i know this because my father was on the last military trsport to leave cambodia, and the ambassador had to travel overland. so yes, we do leave americans hind. >> senator duckworth is a former army pilot, who was wounded in action and lost both of her legs. senator duckworth knows more about military operations then in military history than anne on the republican side of that committee. in pvious reports of the acuation from afghanistan, we have menoned on this program that the people we left behind in vietnam -- but tight i'd like to focus on one group that i have only mentiod in passing in our previous coverage

from the democratic socialism of post-world war ii britain to the unspeakable horrors of paul pot's cambodia to that weird combination in north korea means economic power to the people but fiduciaries for the people, the same people who exercise political power. and absolute power corrupts absolutely. in capitalist countries the they become rich. that is not easy to accomplish. in the living universe, a force as all persuasive as gravity is in the physical one. by having means of production in the hands of individuals and corporations capitalism disperses power and takes advantage of self-interest. in other words capitalism swims downstream. socialism to work, negotiate self-interest, has to swim upstream. to use the analogy of gravity again, we can negate gravity. that is how we got to the moon 50 years ago and how i got to hillsdale college this morning. it takes energy to do so. this is why socialist economies on very small scale work for any length of time by the use of coercion. that is why the phrase democratic socialism, a phrase much in vogue these days is largely an oxymoron. we usu

. >> thank you, and i do want to note that my family and i were in cambodia until the very end. i'm an american. i was born in thailand, but my father worked for the united nations, and to answer my colleague's question, my father chose to stay as long as possible to help the cambodian people as long as possible, and he left after american troops had left. the american ambassador stayed behind after american troops had left and in fact after the last military transport left, i know this because my father was on the last military transport to leave cambodia and the ambassador had to travel overland. we do leave americans behind but this is all tied to operations and how it's planned which is why i think it's so important that we have an independent investigation. maybe the failure here was that we didn't have a plan in place and we didn't act straight before our troops left. if that's the case, we need to learn, that so i would ask for my colleagues to consider this independent commission. we put somebody in charge of it who is not in a decision-making capacity during the 20 year

his south indo china sha, some heavy falls can be expected for southern areas there in particular cambodia, right through to vietnam and you know, across to march or we have seen some flooding mostly toward the north, seen some dry spells, also fairly try cross java, which we would expect for this time. the year jakarta getting into a mix of sun in cloud. but those showers that rain risk pops back on saturday. off to australia, look at this when coming down from the interior, giving us 30 degrees in adelaide. but off to the west we see this cool pool of air that eventually moves in. it's a cold friends. so adelaide, your temperature drops down to 16 degrees on friday. that's it for me. ah, the telephone has taken control of afghanistan, point 2 years after it was the polls from power. the country now faces a new reality. how will that impact the people as events on falls in the world? stay with us. the latest news and analysis from us going on here is the country about to collapse before the kind of reform you're talking about can take place. we bring you the stories and developments that

those heavier concentrations. southern areas of thailand, through cambodia and vietnam, really from the south central and toward northern areas of the country are plum rains. we've got a batch of wet weather, just north of shanghai, scooting out toward the east china sea. and this plume of moisture is slamming into japan. so this is going to have a big impact on tokyo show the 3 day forecasts look into scoop up about 40 millimeters of rain on friday with a high of 24 degrees. that sure weather c. a soon. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, boated world's best airline of 2021. eye witness accounts, historical events from arab israeli conflict and sinai. i witness dissident 1st hand from beginning to end to espionage and the occupied westbank. jordan government started to destroy the device from a fight for independence in egypt to an infamous hollywood production antennas, al jazeera world, his personal stories from those who are that my own private history on alger there are ah, the health of humanity is at stake. a global pandemic requires a global response, w h l is the guardian

washington mass killing pro vietnam to allow and cambodia the real history of these events is often missing from textbook and history classes in nato nations . a new volume by retired us army officer major danny search and attempts to remedy all that by telling a true history of the united states. he joins me now from lawrence in kansas. danny, welcome to going under ground before we get to this monumental history of the united states. i mean, it's up there with how it's in, arguably, and how you manage to teach this to us army soldiers at west point, which will get hundreds. amazing, the whole idea of it you will take, obviously on us troops fleeing in the dead of night from afghanistan. will you fought for the.

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at these bursts of heavy rain, really confined to what the south, as we check toward thailand and cambodia, want to get you the latest rate. now in the philippines on tropical storm concent, midland, fall northeast of cbo, running right through manila on wednesday. so we'll look for potentially ports of 200 millimeters of rain, the potential mud slides in mind, sides and quite breezy as was potential to cause some destruction. here, as those winds approach a 100 kilometers per hour and soggy, conditions will be dominating across areas of japan. including for tokyo, on wednesday season, the who's we've been awarded the world's best airline of 2021. but it's more than an award for being the only global airline to continue through the pandemic. and for the hours of hard work, we dedicated to making your experience exceptional and flying the youngest, greenest fleet in the sky. more than an award. it's a responsibility to continue to provide the very best for each and every one of our customers. cut our hair ways you can rely on us. ah, the me. again, you're watching. i just reminder of our to

washington mass killing pro vietnam to allow in cambodia. the real history of these events is often missing from textbooks and history classes in nature. nations and new volume by retired us army officer, major danny search and attempts to remedy all that by telling a true history of the united states. he joins me now. lawrence in kansas. danny, welcome to going underground. before we get to this monumental history of the united states, i mean it's up there with the how it is in arguably and how you manage to teach this to us army soldiers at west point, which will get hundreds. mazing, the whole idea of it. you will take, obviously on.

washington mass killing pro vietnam to allow in cambodia. the real history of these events is often missing from textbooks and history classes in nato nations and new volume by retired us army officer major danny search and attempts to remedy all that by telling a true history of the united states. he joins me now. lawrence in kansas. danny, welcome to going underground. before we get to this monumental history of the united states, i mean it's up there with the how it is in arguably and how you manage to teach this to us army soldiers at west point, which will get hundreds who mazing, the whole idea of it. you will take, obviously, on us troops fleeing in the dead of night from afghanistan. will you fought for the u. s. army? well, i think it's, it's a tragedy for the people, but it's been an ongoing tragedy in general that there's been 40 years of war. i think the american troops leaving the dead of night is a fitting way for the imperial us sort of forces to go. this was the ower for 10 years or longer when you know, when i fought there i

its many forms from the democratic socialism post-world war ii, bring to the unspeakable horrors cambodiathat weird combination of communist monarchy and north korea means not only economic power to the people but economic power to fiduciaries for the people. the same people who exercise political power power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. that's right in capitalist countries the rich become powerful and socialist once the power become rich. [laughter] and a socialist economy, one is expected to work for the common interest, not one's own interest but that's not easy to accomplish. for self interest a force is all pervasive gravity is in the physical one. having the means of production in the hands of individuals in corporations, capitalism both disperses power and takes advantage of self interest. in other words, capitalism swims downstream. the socialism work has to somehow negate self interest, it has to swim upstream brief to use the analogy of gravity again, we can negate gravity, that's how we got to the moon 50 years ago and how i got to college this morning. [lau

it's we head toward cambodia and vietnam, we seen anywhere from 102200 millimeters of rain here as well. look at these bursts of rain still falling on friday. other place we've got heavy rain and i'll talk about the potential of land slides is for southern areas of japan. and this is our plum rains falling. we do have weather advisories in play for this and there we go . the risk of land slides in this is impacting q issue and haunt you. and we've got high of 23 degrees in tokyo on friday, but plenty of rain in the forecast. that sure weather. see you soon. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, voted world's best airline of 2021, around the world, a powerful entities a working, manipulate, an influence on the controls. taking algorithms that are being developed in, designed to push the content that says quick me every click, we make value. that's often what, what ends in the, for the 5 last series raise in mexico. examining how the propaganda and prop shape content fails the algorithm, jeviana. ah, the me again, you're watching. i just need a reminder of our top stories this out. th

these visits full talks and singapore, cambodia, and vietnam, monday shown young and i had tested new long range cruise myself. let's get more from my prize. he joins us live from. so both are both countries hoping to achieve with this visit the interesting and come and get this comes at the end of a for. ready nation tool by one year, which is very much from china's perspective, and it's bolstering relations with its asian neighbors in the face of it's ongoing rivalry with the united states. and it's no coincidence. in fact that to the places one guy has visited singapore in vietnam, were both on the itinerary of commerce harris, the us vice president when she visited asia last month. so south korea find itself in an interesting position when it comes to sino us relations, because of course, it is one of washington's strongest allies in east asia. but it is of course, very closely living technologically with china. in fact, china is by far south korea is biggest trading partner. so why fi has reminded south korea of its position that this influences its relations with beijing saying

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spokesman told al jazeera, the country needs energy security, and the dam is beneficial to people in cambodia. adding that local authorities will assist any community in need. villages here say they're not against development, but don't expect to be the only ones paying the price for it to gallop ball for him . this is the sacrifice we've had to make, if not for the damn, we would not have to give up anything. the dam allows others to prosper. we are in tears while others benefit human rights watch says, the government should increase compensation payments and provide more services and training to affect the community. but many here doubt that message is being head. florence louis al jazeera. ah, don't there are these is it help stories? the u. s. has begun repatriation 5 for thousands of migrants mostly from hazy that crossed over from mexico and a big camp delta board of town. and texas. authorities have been trying to stop the flow of people crossing the rio grande river. patients and both friends fabricate traditionally cross sector because they have no individual previously across this a