jennifer welsh, lucy hornby, _ so. jennifer welsh, lucy hornby, thank _ so. thank you both. thank you- thank _ hornby, thank you both. thank you. thank you. _ around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making the news. britain's prime minister says he will press ahead with plans to send asylum seekers to rwanda — after the highest court in the uk ruled that the government's policy was unlawful. rishi sunak said the uk was working on a new treaty with rwanda that would protect against the removal of asylum seekers from rwanda back to their home country. it comes amid a turbulent week in uk politics. you gave your home secretary the heave—ho on monday. - the court has - shredded your rwanda plan today, is a total shambles, isn't it? l we returned 20,000 people, we have made thousands of arrests, all while the numbers in europe are getting worse, so it actually shows that when i said we would stop the boats, when i made that speech injanuary, we are delivering. the controversial plan to fly asylum seekers to rwanda and

earlier i wasjoined by jennifer welsh of limburg, lucy hornby, a visiting scholar at harvard's fairbankstudies and we got there takes on the major takeaways from the summit. thank you thibeault for being here, and jennifer, i want to start with you. we heard from presidentjoe biden during a press conference, calling these meetings constructive and productive as to what were your impressions of this summit and what ended up coming out of it? i think there were three major takeaways from this meeting. first was the cooperation that they announced on fentanyl, think that was a major priority for president biden given the rising growths of early and the fact it is becoming increasingly a partisan issue and growing political pressure to be tough on china when it comes to fentanyl. the second is reopening military to military dialogue. it sounds like a low bar but it's incredibly important given how close the us and chinese military forces are operating next to each other in the indo—pacific and the rising wave of cloves into sets or unsafe and unprofessional behaviour in the air. the third pi

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