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any blades of but i'm wish to nick, our industrial cooperation is deepening. there is good experience in the construction of civil aircraft ship building and automotive production. we are ready to support chinese businesses are pollutants weaknesses, turning russia into a chinese vassals date a past that question right over to a vladimir, and in fact, a number of western analysts concluded that the visit does cement russia's status as a chinese vassal. are they jumping to conclusions? go i would not use the word muscle but to your bergman is edward for a description of this relationship. because if you look just from a china turn economic my from the russian, marty china and rubbing their shares left by restaurant companies from the russian markets in russia. it's under 14 best to producing lesson in the center of the country alone. one of them are chinese and chinese companies dominating 75 percent . the russians, smart from self saw the westerns giving up on russia in chinese, if they can this shares for them. and in terms of russian economy, which is extrem

earlier my colleague nick, are in disgust the perspectives for further cooperation between around on saudi arabia with a panel of guests. the world is changing very fast, and the united states and the europeans do not have the cloud that they had before . and they've also shown that they're non reliable allies are reliable partners. they've shown that an honest on new administration and iran, it's policy is to strengthen ties with neighbors and also pursue asian and your asian integration. those who do not want this to happen in the coming days and weeks will constantly try to use the western media to create tensions, to create divisions. definitely time has changed for iran is a different around today, maybe and target are more willing to understand the dynamics feel free on what's happening in the past decade or negotiation. now remember, there is one of the agreement that we're going to have 2 months period or basically seeing how serious is iran coming to the deal. so it's going to, it's going to have too much of observation of what that right. it's going to come and what they ar

in that major interview, vladimir put nick years as nato of aggressive global military expansion. denying that russian a chinese cooperation is aimed at other states. a fresh unrest players up in israel as thousands of people take the street in a protest against the countries prime minister benjamin netanyahu. it was one of the worst atrocities of the us led invasion with witnesses reporting, the indiscriminate shooting of women and children. and we continue or special coverage of the legacy of the us led invasion in iraq, with a special report from felicia for residence, witness some of the most brutal fighting of the war. us forces used to white phosphorus, as well as internationally banned weapons. the victims included children, women and men were buried in different places. we buried entire families with good morning. this is our international with the latest world news updates. i'm paralyzed about, great to have us russia and china are not creating a military alliance and have nothing to hide in their military cooperation while the west builds a new access. that's the comment from russian president vladimir putin. in

rights, and law, and we are the closest neighbors and partners that must cooperate on security, economic iues, and global agendas. nick that publicly includes countering north korea's growing missilthreat. >> north koreans are making all kinds of threats about preemptive use of nuclear weapons. but if they know that united states and south korea and japan are closely aligned, and you cannot separate these countries, i think you would have some sort of impact. nick: north korea continues to pose one of the u.s.'s most difficult challenges. and right now, the biden administration is not signaling any policy change as the test sent exercises are expected to continue. i'm nick schifrin. ♪ amna: the causes of global hunger are many and well-known. conflict, climate and cruelty. but it is the job of the world food program to push through those barriers to feed hundreds of millions in need. it's director thlast six years is david beasley, under whose leaderip the wf p won the nobel peace prize in 2020. he leaves the post early next month. welcome back. always good to see you. >> always good to see you. amna: you visitedozens

nick: the iaea had visited tehran and he said that around would allow the restoration of cameras that iran had removed and work with them on previous cases, but tay back in vienna he said that cooperationiscussions. how do you think the international community can hold iran to its promises? >> the problem is as the regime is increasing its nuclear output, it is actually diminishing much of the monitoring. he talked about that they still don't know where iran is making centrifuge rotors and bellows, as well as exact heavy water output and several other technical components that go into the nuclear program that were supposed to be monitored and governed by safeguards. the moment after he departs, you have a host of hardline media outlet in iran and people affiliated with the hardline establishment talking about how the things he said were agreed-upon were not true and walking it back. make sense he said much of these hinged on iranian lyrical promises. that has always been the challenge with the islamic republic. it is always voluntary and political, which means the regime remains in the nuclear driver seat. nick: the u.s. has argued it has taken steps to deter iran and prevent further i

. >> china has not fully cooperated and we think that is a key critical gap that would help us to understand what exactly happened. >> where did covid 19 come from? nickas the subject of another, more politicized hearing by the house select subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic. republicans and their witnesses went beyond the intelligence community conclusions and argued the wuhan institute of virology, with us funding, aificially combined viruses in a process known as gain of function. and those experiments created viruses that mirrored covid 19's unique attribute robert redfield is a virologist, and was the director of the centers for disease control when covid began. >> while many believe that gain of function research is critical to get ahead of viruses by developing vaccines, in this case, i believe it was thexact opposite unleashing a new virus of the world without any means of stopping it, and resulng in the deaths of millions of people. >> do you believe there was a cover up? nick: republicans repeatedly accused dr anthony fauci, the former head of national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, of promoting the naturally occuring th

hired nick but fred still didn't know the cops even suspected him, h didn't have any idea for example, that they were tappin his phone. so one fred actually began calling the cops to play mr. cooperativechockner >> hey, how are you doing? >> so, there has never bee anything as bad as this in m life and then, i hope they neve will be. >> i don't blame you >> but you ask me up a coupl of questions, and i'm gonn give you some information. >> okay. >> the check that i wrote to frank was cashed on octobe 29th >> for $25, 000, okay. that was for the bmw >> that was for the bmw. >> look at this, on the check, there is a note that indicates the bmw, be delivered betwee 11 seven and eight lynn was murdered on the 8th o november >> i called him today and aske about the status of the car on the voice mail okay >> you called him today, did you happen to ask him if he wa back in the country -- >> know, i just left a voice mail >> okay. >> does this sound like freigh 's heavy fun 20 with the cop -- >> and other questions that yo have for us at this time >> happy fishing >> why is it going so long that's a good question because the fishing isn't answering, right? >> well, like i said, you know i tol

nick: beijing casts xi as a peacemaker, and he is expected to speak with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky following his trip tmoscow. so what is driving the increased level of cooperationsia and china? for that we turn to sasha gabuev, a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace, who joins us from geneva. welcome to newshour. thanks very much. how important is it for putin to get this visit? >> it is important. china, over the course of the last 12 plus months, has turned into a major supporter of russia. it's the major market for russian hydrocarbons and the major source of cash for putin's war chest. it's the major source of imports, including dual use imports and civilian chips that enable putin's war economy going. when china stands next to your -- you or behind you, you can say that you are not isolated. nick: so i want to drill down into what china is sending to russia. but first, let's get the other side. how does xi jinping see the importance of the relationship between beijing and moscow right now? >> i think what xi jinping' relationship with russia was always important. russia is an important source of raw materials, and russia is the o

nick. it’s absolutely normal to compete with the german ones, and in terms of technology and digitalization it drives very well, as if 30,000 have an excellent car, so there are questions and areas of cooperationt of them for me. most importantly, the issue of military-technical cooperation has been publicly announced, and that it will also be discussed. i am sure that we will not know all the details, but the practical expression of this process. we will very, very soon see in many directions and the fact that they have such hysteria and what is real. well, right now, this is probably a symbol. here is the world order that the americans see, here. the situation with the japanese leader, who went on a working trip to his sorry for the scruff, as if urgently go there, urgently saving the situation. it is clear that they will most likely wait for the press conferences of the leaders in china and russia, and after that the japanese leader will correct the situation by declaring something in defiance of this, because the ukrainian press. uh, some plumpness or dmitrievich confirms they give out clearly in headlines that the japanese prime minister arrived in defiance of vitusi. no, not only ukraini

nick eardley. questions around whether this is fair, whether it is legal, but as we heard from yvette cooper, whether then there is this question about whether it is going to get through the courts at all, whether it is legal. that question has come up because of this. this is the front page of the bill the government introduced yesterday. it says from the home secretary, i am unable to make a statement that the provisions of this bill are compatible with the uk's this bill are compatible with the uk's rights on human rights convention. 50 they cannot be certain it is within international law. we have the home secretary about half an hour ago and that point was put to her. we about half an hour ago and that point was put to her.— point was put to her. we are confident — point was put to her. we are confident we _ point was put to her. we are confident we are _ point was put to her. we are confident we are complying l point was put to her. we are - confident we are complying with the law, domestic and international, but we are— law, domestic and international, but we are also— law, domestic and intern