other chord leaders meeting came at the end of jo biden's, 1st trip to asia as president. the aim was clear and unequivocal signal that us commitment to the region will remain strong despite an ongoing board in europe. the rivalry with china still defines us policy in the region, and barden made it a point to visit 2 of the u. s. his oldest security i live in the region, japan and south korea. joe biden landed in south korea, eager to reassert us influence in the asia pacific to counter china's growing political and economic strength in the region. his 1st port of call a tour of a samsung semiconductor factory with zachary is new president. you and suck you with russia's invasion of ukraine and supply chain bottlenecks. driving prices at home, sky high, the u. s. president needed a win. so he kicked off his 1st presidential visit to asia with visits to staunch allies and sole and tokyo. sorry. so much so much in the future. the world is going to be written here in the endo pacific, over the next several decades. we're standing at an inflection point in history or decisions

s. president jo biden's visit. these demonstrators welcomed him, seeing this as an opportunity to present a united front against north korea. that follows reports leader kim jong and maybe about to conduct a 7th nuclear weapons test. but here, activists concerned about an arms race, a calling for peace. when the 2 precedents met at a summit on saturday, security was high on the agenda. i, i heard glory r o r r d mission, they discussed enhancing sanctions and expanding the scope of combined to military exercises. biden also said he's not opposed to meeting him, john, good. if he sincere you both president june and president biden also said they were ready to help north korea deal with an outbreak of cove at 19 o. leaving an era where the economy, security, security is their economy disruption in the supply chain caused by changes in the international security order is directory related to the lives of our people. but analysts say that may not be enough to bring north korea to the negotiating table. kim's, our resum

our best days are yet to come under this optimistic slogan 77-year-old jo biden, went to the polls carefully, protecting his candidate from unnecessary communication with the press, he tried to present a vote against trump as the last chance for post- american democracy 2 years later, clouds are gathering over the democratic project of biden himself. high gas prices are hitting the pockets of drivers, nationwide inflation at 8.5% is the highest since december 1981. the average cost of houses from last february has increased by 20%. how much a package of bacon cost from 6 to 7 dollars a year ago, and today 11 dollars, crisis news reports have long become the media backdrop for the reign of the forty-sixth us president after the turbulent era of trump, who promised the country the stable development of biden, suffers one defeat after another both in domestic and foreign policy during the 15 months of his presidency. joe biden. crashed the stock market. instigated food shortages opened our borders to millions of illegal migrants. under him, the rates of murders and deaths from overdoses reached

we spoke with career indian diplomat to say that jo biden's, presence of the summit shows the region, remains a priority for the us, but the, the new delhi won't impose sanctions pushed by washington against any country. i think that the president biden is keen to demonstrate that the united states focus on the in the pacific has not diminished as a result of preoccupations about what is happening in europe. and i think that is an important factor because he has also come up with the initiative of the in the pacific economy criminal to which india and took 12 other countries, including many of the young countries have joined. so i think this is to signal that the pacific remains very important aspect of us policy and priorities and has never sent us west a sanctioned us for years and years and years very critical issues for the best of india, joining in anything against russia. our policy is very clear that india will abide by any sanctions which are approved by the united nations security. so if at any stage against any country sanctions involved with the approval of the united natio

now, the polls indicate that jo biden's client. this is all just simply devolve the pandemic simply, the fault of russia has nothing to do with him. that actually doesn't seem to be bought very widely in the united states. 39 percent of americans approve of joe by far less than half or less than 40 percent, where it's at 39 percent approval rating for joe biden. quite low numbers. joe biden seems to insist that these hard economic times are just the things americans have to accept because of the confrontation with russia. but a lot of americans just don't seem to be buying it. not a good day for the biden administration, rising unrest among americans and people are looking ahead. those mid term elections set for november when a new congress will be elected for washington, d. c. ready ukraine is why did in his cried down on those voicing support for russia in the conflicts is, parliament has adopted a new law that will pave the way for thirty's to confiscate the property with all the details, his art, the maria phenomena, the build

one of us president jo biden's famous unscripted remarks biden told reporters at the quad summit in tokyo that he would use force to defend taiwan from any attack by china. not surprisingly by jing was quick to hit back. ah, president biden was welcomed with full honors for his 1st business head of state to japan. the united states most important posts, were ally in asia, talks of prime minister for mucus. she does focused on regional security, amid china's growing power. in the aftermath of russia's invasion of its neighbor, ukraine, the issue of possible chinese aggression against taiwan has taken on greater urgency for at a news conference, president biden was asked how the u. s. would respond. are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan? if it comes to that, yes, you are. that's a commitment we made reaction from beijing was swift to help him if on the yellow we deplore and reject the u. s. remarks. have actually tie one is a unique part of chinese territory and i one key taiwan is purely a matter of china's internal affairs. special people, we will not stand for forei

as we discussed, jo biden's plans you prolonged the war in ukraine by giving ts, $40000000000.00 more dollars in support. the time that you.

s. president jo biden's met the families of those killed and saturdays, mast shooting in buffalo, 10 african americans died and the racially motivated attack. joe biden is calling it a domestic terrorism. and once congress to take tougher action on gun ownership. thanks, presidency manual. my call has pushed for a rapid investigation into the killing of veteran al jazeera journalist, shaheen a barclay. sharon was shot dead by is really forces in the occupied west bank. on wednesday. she was a us citizen. and to us, congressman want the f b i to investigate her death and they're collecting signatures to push that motion forward. jailed rush in opposition. figure alexey navarro is appealing the 9 year prison sentence on fraud and contempt of court charges that he was given in march. the terms on top of a 3 year jail sentence is already serving a violating parole when he was flown to germany after a poisoning attack. a rescue, as in burkina, faso said they found no survivors. a month after heavy rain flooded a mine. they had hoped, 8 missing men might have been able to shelter in a cham

if washington continues to spend more money than this by jo biden's pledge to curb spiraling inflation in the us, consumer prices continue to rise to that's not stopping washington from spending big on ukraine. what you have here is the ukranian snipers nest. it has been set up on a roof of one of them military bases, and it has been abandoned. well along with the rest of the base. our corresponded reports from ukrainian military bases in mary, u full which they abandoned as russian forces advanced as russian and, and yet soldiers continued to fight.

president jo biden warned china against invading taiwan.jing claims the island of taiwan as its own. hurricane agatha, the first named storm of the year in the east pacific ocean made landfall monday on the southern mexico coast. agatha was historic as it may landfall as a category two hurricane that became the strongest may storm ever in the eastern pacific basin. the number of people known to have died following the torrential rains in the country's northeast has risen to 100. rescue workers continue to search for the missing. monday, president bolsonaro posted a video on social media showing him in a helicopter flying over the disaster area. he later said it had been too dangerous to land because of the instability at the ground. usually popular south korean oil band bts was at the white house today meeting president biden to talk about what could be done to reduce hate crimes against asians here in the u.s. in the last two years there have been a sharp uptick in hate crimes against asian americans as some politicians and pendants blame

and we heard that you as president, jo biden's, clear words are that us would come to tie one support. ok. how real is the threat of a chinese invention? invasion and well, i mean, considering what he says, obviously it, there are people who fear that it could be real. or yes, you think that way, japan, however, it's not a matter of something that would happen very soon. it's real in the sense that they are trying now to prevent this from happening by showing a strong deterrence by really looking shoulders and saying, hey, we will not let this happen. and while biden said he would defend taiwan later, he said, no, he would stand before as well. he would stand by the one china policy, and that would only deliver with soldiers, but still he's remains. he's made these remarks repeatedly. so i think maybe this is not a coincidence that they would really like to try and avoid a similar situation as we've seen happen now in europe, obviously with russia. ukraine, not japan, of course, is a key player in the region, but militarily, it's kept a low profile since world war 2. and now it's plan

now, the us senate majority also confirm the quick approval of jo biden's request to send $20000000000.00 and military aid to ukraine. at the same time, nation has started its 10 day chosen footprint. military rolls in europe, posted by 15, nato states and allied countries close to russia. 30 countries have seen battle vehicles, warships, the military aircraft, along with thousands of soldiers. as you can see on the map, white to rushes, borders form a deputy foreign minister of new zealand met robinson questions how the western military block came. russia and china, all the worlds made aggressive while it's nato that has basses all around the globe . the history of the united states, you don't have to tell people who left in america, but the chelsea, the violence, the intervention of the united states for centuries, the people have been as whaler, the people to cuba, the people who make an hour. and now nato has also got a bass in columbia and the dutch and the british, who still got colonies in those areas have extended night to nato as long, long ago lit its shores. so yes, it's a terr

however, if you look at the poll numbers, the american people simply are not buying it. jo biden's approval ratings have dropped to 39 percent. and the primary concern being cited by those who are turning away from joe biden is economics. they are concerned about inflation. they are concerned about paying their bills and feeding their families, and there is increasingly appealing in the united states that perhaps perhaps joe biden is to blame for some of this ongoing problem that you simply blames on russia and tells us it's our patriotic duty to accept cannot thanks very much for taking us through. that's our team. caleb martin, will us republican say the lindley sank, which was accepted by a majority in congress this week, and signed off by president biden to expedite military a to kiev will just lead to more debts in ukraine. every vote to provide military assistance to ukraine. drug us closer to a war with russia. this is not our fight. i reiterate my hope for immediate peace talks and resolution of hostilities. sending more weapons of war is counter to peace and will extend the death a

what in your and just on this story, indian career diplomats, roger of sic, re, totally jo biden's presence show is not the indo pacific region remains an important part of us policy and priorities. i think that president biden is keen to demonstrate that the united states focus on the endo pacific has not diminished as a result of preoccupations about what is happening in europe. and i think that is an important factor because he has also come up with the initiative of the in the pacific. he can amik rambo to which india and took 12 other countries, including many of the young countries have joined. so i think this is to signal that the pacific remains very important aspects of us policy and priorities. the pacific is, is part of the u. s. s. security and economic paramita. they have many allies in the pacific. they have a trade with the pacific countries, and i think the u. s. policy has always been to ensure that the western pacific is also sought in a region where the u. s. has a stronger position on saudi arabia, her signal, and it will continue to support russia's rule in the opec plu

the us senate majority leader also confirm the quick approval of jo biden's request to send $20000000000.00 military aid to ukraine. at the same time, nato has started its 10 date corrosion footprint. military goals in europe posted by 15, nato states and allied countries close to russia. 30 countries have st. battle vehicles, warships and military aircraft, along with thousands of soldiers, as you can see on the map, white to bashes borders. former deputy foreign minister of new zealand met robson questions. how the waste and military block came. russia and china, all the world's main graces, while it's nato that has basses all around the globe, the history of the united states. you don't have to tell people, let them america, but the brutality and the violence, the intervention of the united states. for centuries, the people who've been waiting to the people to cuba, the people who make it work. and now nato has also got a base in columbia and the dutch and the british, who still got colonies in those areas have extended to nato's long, long ago let it shows. so yes, it's a terrible thing

the lethal aid comes in addition to jo biden's request to approve another $33000000000.00 and assistance to ukraine. geopolitical commented or near act may say such support will drive the country and we're dead for generations because if you go through the act, it is basic the activation of world war 2. c act f, britain has to take 6 decades to pay off world war $2.00. that then potentially ukraine may take like another $200.00 or maybe 300 years to pay off a may be not able to cope with the challenge of debt. the natural membership will not going to help you, crane or other countries. as you have seen already, the natural countries always suffer because they have to pay the bill of the us a wrong decision. for example, 911, our report that a var that was in offline in the 40 years in one in san the u. s. say it will allow foreign investment in a part of syria, not control by the countries government. washington out at that, issuing such licenses for companies to operate in the countries. ne won't contravene americans sanctioned the united states intends in the next few days to issue a g

and regional allies like australia say that would fuel tension. president jo biden's, recent comments on taiwan have also angered beijing on tuesday. he said the us would respond militarily. if the island was attacked. the white house later walked back his comments and china's human rights record is undermining relations with western countries. they've repeatedly criticized beijing's crackdown on descent and hong kong and alleged abuses in san j. ah. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests from only in maryland, michael d. swain, director of the east asia program at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft . for london, martin jack, author of the book when china rules the world and from beijing, henry, we are one founder of the center for china and globalization. think tank a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. henry, let me start with you today in this address, secretary of said blink and said, put simply, united states and china have to deal with each other for the foreseeable future. that's why this is one of the most c

president jo biden and first lady jill biden. summer trip to you baldy, texas sunday , paying their respects to the victims and morning with the community following the devastating school shooting and rob elementary this past week. a lot of hurting hearts everywhere, whether it's at the church or the school or here. i think it's good that he came to express his sympathy for the community, and i believe the community appreciates that as well. this is a time to come together and set differences aside. the pair visited the makeshift memorial set up by the community in front of rob elementary school before attending mass at the sacred heart catholic church. biden's were met with cheers from the crowd of community members, along with a call to action. president biden has not made any formal announcement on how he plans to combat the rise of these tragedies in the united states, but urged americans to stand with him to make america safer during his speech at the university of delaware saturday. far too many places. or innocence have di

year, florence reports from so on the ground in south korea, a mixed response to us precedent. jo biden's visit these demonstrators welcomed him . seeing this as an opportunity to present a united front against north korea. that follows reports leader kim jong and maybe about to conduct a 7th nuclear weapons test. but here, activists concerned about an arms race, a calling for peace. when the 2 precedents met at a summit on saturday, security was high on the agenda. j. i. i heard corey r o r r e they discussed enhancing sanctions and expanding the scope of combined military exercises. biden also said he's not opposed to meeting him, john good. if he sincere both president june and president biden also said they were ready to help north korea deal with an outbreak of coated 19 o, leaving an era where the economy, security, and security is there gonna me disruption in the supply chain caused by changes in the international security order is directory related to the lives of our people. but analysts say that may not be enough to bring north korea to the negotiating table. kim's, our resume a

it says that the usaa is playing with fire after jo biden's unscripted remarks on taiwan. that's hands the u. s. president says that he would be willing to use force to defend taiwan against chinese aggression. and in cases of monkey pox spreading here in europe, how alarmed should we be? will ask an expert in infectious diseases. ah, i'm bring gov. it's good to have you with us on this monday. it was a trial of huge symbolic signee, mackenzie crane's 1st war crimes trials since the start of russia's invasion, 3 months ago. and the verdict has set a clear precedent life in prison for a 21 year old russian soldier who pleaded guilty to killing an unarmed civilian ukrainian officials say that there'll be many more such trials to come 3 months into this conflict there already investigating some 13000 potential war crops in a court, roomy, keefe, punishment for a crime committed during war. a russian tank commander convicted was killing a 62 old civilian in a village in northeastern ukraine. based on the above, the court has ruled that vadim ye if gain of ish, marin bourne oct

on their sit up. such heavy weapon systems can pose a significant threat to russian territory. jo biden's, refusal to supply such weapons is obviously explained by the fact that america understands that their use against russia will inevitably lead to a retaliatory strike. and that could lead to an uncontrolled process, including a global conflict, and all of the responsibility for such actions would fall on the united states. therefore, washington's refusal is obvious and key of trying by all means to attract attention to itself and get involved in facilitating its offensive capabilities. with more than 6000000 people fleeing ukraine, since the concept started, some countries hosting refugees had been struggling to cope with the influx now in australian politician has blasted a group of suspected ukrainian folks in the country's capital as dross dodges of the 2 taxi drivers were beaten up in the center by men traveling in cost with ukrainian license plays dominic net, the head of the vienna office of the freedom party slammed the suspected perpetrators on twitter. instead of fighting for

the paper is jo biden's, new economics says international rules on the digital economy and supply chains among other issues. earlier i spoke to ortiz worlds apart, who stock some the biden administration is pretty clear that they, they see this initiative as a sort of, an alternative to the difference is that the americans are only talking about values, primarily, do political values present button and specifically said that side countries share our values in order to oppose governments that don't share our bellies. but the way difference from the chinese in initiative is that the chinese use they come with real resources. they do projects that actually benefit people's life and whether or not it benefits china, your political agenda, of course it dives, but it also offers something to people on the ground. there is some element of the win win. whereas the new grouping that americans are suggesting is going to bring is an open question. it's like, you know, it's, it's all very abstract at this point. india pm moody, standing up as he has done for quite some time thing. we're not taking s

s. president jo biden's in buffalo, new york, where a gunman shot and killed 10 people in a grocery store in the predominantly african american neighbourhood. 11 of the 13 people hate were black. in america. evil will not win. i promise you, hey, will not prevail? white supremacy will not have the last word. what happened here is simple, straightforward terrorism, terrorism, domestic terrorist welcome to the day we begin in ukraine in mario paul, which now appears to be wholly in russian hands following weeks of resistance. the fall of the southern port city ends the most devastating the siege of russia's war in ukraine. i opposed capture last president putin, to claim a rare victory. even though these troops now rule the city that's mostly in ruins. it's a major blow for keith described, president of lot of means and then skis, attempts to put a positive spin on events. i saying that ukraine needs ukrainian heroes to be alive . you create says rushes. bombardment has killed more than 20000 civilians in the city. or the 260 of the ukrainian soldiers who have been defending murray opposed.

but president jo biden's, due to a visit to valley on sunday and spoke earlier about the shooting at a graduation ceremony in delaware. as i speech, those parents are literally preparing to bury their children in the united states, america to bury their children to which violence too much fear too much grief. let's be clear. evil came to that elementary school classroom in texas to that grocery store in new york. to far too many places were innocence have die. the face of such destructive forces, we have to stay stronger. we must stand strong. we cannot outlaw tragedy. i know we can't make america safer. well, joining us now from portland florida is money oliver. he's the father of joaquin oliver, was one of the 17 victims of the 2018 parkland shooting money. all of a good to have you with us falling the death of your son in the parkland shooting. you set up this advocacy group to help ensure tragedies like parkland would never happen again. but here we are 4 years later with yet another school massacre. nothing seems to be changing nothing, nothing has changed. actually we are movin

mario paul, where the remaining ukrainian garrison trips rendered to russian that forces this week jo biden's administration faces backlash and the u. s. office signing of $40000000000.00 a package. the ukraine decides spiraling inflation and product shortages at home or some american lou may cuz i'm not buying the excuse that it's all rushes fault. you can thank the activity vladimir putin for invading ukraine and pulling as long as i was with all due respect. my secretary, this utter nonsense expose is an attempt by sweden and finland to join nato unless they address on career security concerns. we look at the rift within the western military alliance with a will welcome to you. you're watching the weekly on the international bringing you the latest. well news along with the stories the shapes, the week, it's good to happy with. the last pockets of ukrainian military resistance in mario paul has surrendered at the as of stone. still plans which has been on the stage for almost 3 months, almost $2500.00 ukrainian troops. among the many members of the neo nazi as of battalion have laid down o

yeah, just to maybe touch on that a little bit more on beijing response to jo biden's remark, seeing that the china had the right to defend its territorial integrity and that should not be underestimated. so pretty combative remarks as well. what did you make of asian responds to those comments? i think bridges or rick comments is quite normal because it is a reflection of the principal idea of the whole nation. as we know that china and the government and the foreign ministry, always a firm there that they're trying to styles and also against their, their, their policy to destroy. we're trying to policy not only the united states and for some other political power washing the war, also try to follow us example. so we should say that are trying to government has already announced that again. and again, that was kind of policy is the main stone on the base stone that we can all countries who are willing to have people american relations. we're trying to move relations we're trying to when china policy can not be shaped, cannot be sure and ok. well, thank you very much for coming in th

answers offered, emerge that officers waited 78 minutes before storming the classroom. president jo biden's, due to visit valve the on sunday. and early i spoke about the shooting at a graduation ceremony in delaware. as i speech, those parents are literally preparing to bury their children in the united states, america to buried their children to which violence too much fear too much grief. let's be clear. evil came to that elementary school classroom in texas to that grocery store in new york. to far too many places were innocence have died. the face of such destructive forces, we have to stand stronger. we must stand strong. we cannot outlaw tragedy. i know. but we can make america safer. allison shall enter a fight, tear gas and water cannon to disperse demonstrators, heading for the president's office. the protest as our demand in the resignation of president lata by a roger pack, so they blame him for an economic crisis. that's left the country without enough food, fuel, or medicines. outrage of spread across brazil, laughter and mentally ill, black man was suffocated to death by poli

and she was also on jo biden's gun violence policy committee when he was running for president holly dexter. thank you for joining us. her. her. we have yet another case. children killed young, young children. it's another terrible tragedy isn't. yeah, i am. i thought i would try to pull myself together and be very professional for this interview, but i am in reached. i am livid because this should not have had to happen. i work the survivors every day. i've been working on this for over a decade. and i have friends that survive columbine, they're in wheelchairs. i have friends whose children were slaughtered in mass shootings. i have spent very sad christmases with them and nothing enough is time for us to act. i'm tired of being polite and am trying. i'm tired of trying to hold it altogether to to be a prim and i'm angry. i'm really angry. you are on biden's gun violence committee when he was running to say, did you hope for more from him i am hoping for more from him. we had a list of what we wanted to see accomplished. sadly, very little about has gotten done. i know that biden h