but khaled's journey is not over.eks after our interview, he learned he wouldn't get an update on his work permit until october, due to the influx of ukrainian refugees. he was running out of money, so he left for germany, where he has a job offer and better prospects for a work permit. and he lives in a refugee camp he says is much nicer than the one in poland. marianna wartecka says poland is still treating non-europeans at the border harshly, while ukrainians receive a warm welcome. marianna: i am very, very happy that they are getting the help they needed. i think that's how it should look like in a suation like this. but it is very frustrating when you when you compare it to how badly the asylum seekers on the belarusian border are treated. ali: but that hasn't stopped khaled from trying to pay his good fortune forward. when he was in poland,e volunteered at a shelter for ukrainian refugees. after everything you have been through, where do you find the ability and the desire to help ukrainian refugees? khaled: wh

in arlington, virginia, we have khaled elgindy.e senior fellow at the middle east institute and also the author of "blind spot: america and the palestinians, from balfour to trump." from london, we are joined by andreas krieg, a senior lecturer in defence studies at king's college, london. and in birmingham, is scott lucas, professor emeritus at birmingham university and founder of ea worldview, a news analysis website. a very warm welcome to you all. thank you for joining us gentlemen. i want to start with the timing of this. biden's last trip to the region was, over 12 years ago as vice president and he has been president for a year and a half now. it hasn't gone unnoticed that it has taken some time for this trip to take place. the administration says they have plenty of reasons to be there, but given the oil price and the proximity of the u.s. midterms, i would guess that regional allies are not under any illusions about the urgency of this visit. so let me start with you andreas. , what's the u.s. relationship like now with it

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in the summer heat, water is a precious commodity, no more so than for zahraa al-khaled, who has toormula for the two mouths she has to feed, their 8-month-old twins suffering from fevers and diarrhea, suffering from a war they have nothing to do with. >> our situation is very difficult, especially now in the summer with the heat. we give just enough milk so they can survive, because it is expensive. nick: these children's fate could lie with diplomatic votes thousands of miles away. they have been born into tents and their futures have been stolen. for the "pbs newshour," i'm nick schifrin. ♪ judy: between the war in ukraine and tensions with china, president biden -- his handling of foreign policy issues is being put to the test. he and former secretary -- and former secretary of state henry kissinger's book, he examines how past leaders in the era after the world wars, faced the challenges of their times. i sat down with the 99 year old veteran diplomat in his new york city office yesterday to discuss the ukraine war, the state of global politics, and much more. in this latest boo

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