strategic place in the pacific ocean that xi jinping met with the prime ministers in november of papua new guinea, then foreign minister one they went to that port. biden will miss the opportunity to share up and pledge support to papua new guinea. he will skip the quad meeting in sydney australia. he is cutting it short but he will try to get as much done at the unified g7 as possible. the debt ceiling impasse is going to undermine him little bit. tom: papua new guinea not to be overlooked because there is a massive outreach from china. there is also outreach around semiconductors with japan in terms of support ideally or at least it seems coming through from macron --micron and the u.s.. house certificate are the moves around chips? stephen: i think it is very significant because it falls into place with what janet yellen and others have talked about which is friend-shoring, securing of the global supply chain and particularly with chips. warren buffett, he is recently been talking up investment in japan but he is also completely dis-invested berkshire hathaway's investment in taiwan semiconduc

pact with papua new guinea as it jostles with pact with papua new guinea as itjostles with china fore biden who had to cut short his trip for the region for talks with the publicans —— talks with the publicans —— talks with republicans about the debt ceiling. it gives the us access to the island's airfields and ports and would see relations in that area for years. relations in that area for ears. . , ., , years. recently, china signed an agreement _ years. recently, china signed an agreement with _ years. recently, china signed an agreement with the - years. recently, china signed i an agreement with the solomon islands and australia have stepped up as security spending to specific —— pacific island countries, so is the somewhat epoxy game between the us allies in china, then? filth. allies in china, then? 0h, absolutely. _ allies in china, then? 0h, absolutely. last - allies in china, then? 0h, absolutely. last year, - allies in china, then? 0h, absolutely. last year, the former chinese foreign minister personally visited seven pacific island countries at length, attempting to obtain

papua new guinea and will receive unimpeded access to the country's territorial inputs and airspace, as newserland radio broadcasts. such a decision could lead to the active militarization of the pacific ocean, aircraft, vehicles and us ships will be able to enter and leave the ports of the pacific country freely and without inspection. the defense agreement will be signed in during biden's visit to papua new guinea, which is expected to take place before the end of may, and in return for this, the country will receive financial assistance from america that break these agreements from june 1 list in more than 30 states. in the same place , poland, lithuania and latvia, which are beyond us , are replacing green cards with border insurance contracts, both for us and for foreigners. a border insurance contract for our citizens can be concluded upon entering poland with a pass e, or lithuania or latvia . border insurance contracts concluded in these countries extend to the territory of the state of the european economic zone and switzerland directly in the territory of the uk its contrac

fact that president biden even has to go back to washington, cut short trips here in asia, to papua new guineaver to australia, that is significant in and of itself in the first reason is that because the us economy, despite all the talk of chinese economic coercion, and the ramifications for sanctions on russia, the us economy could also pose a threat to stability in terms of the global economic order. we sent bank collapses there, we've been talking about potential defaults linked to the us debt ceiling and the government shutdown so countries in this region are also looking out towards the us in terms of channelling their worry about prosperity. the second reason that it significant is that despite the us�*s overtures, shall we say, towards this region that tilted towards this region that tilted towards the indo pacific, president biden is prioritising domestic issues over these commitments that he made in papua new guinea in countries in the region. there might be certain third the so—called global self developing economies that will be looking at this decision made by president biden, per

expanding america's military footprint in the pacific — the us signs a security pact with papua new guinea16 years on, portuguese police are preparing to search a reservoir in connection with the disappearance of british girl, madeleine mccann. and the princess of wales joins the king and queen at the opening day of the chelsea flower show it's seven in the morning in singapore, and 2am in the russian region bel—go—rod where moscow says it's hunting ukrainian sabateurs who crossed the border and injured eight people. the local governor said one village had been shelled and several people had suffered shrapnel wounds. ukraine has denied having anything to do with the attack and a spokesperson for the ukrainian government has told the bbc it was russian citizens fed up with the russian invasion. our russia editor, steve rosenberg, reports. we can see kevin mccarthy speaking and he is speaking with us presidentjoe biden about the debt ceiling and let's take a listen.- let's take a listen. only twice. let's take a listen. only twice- in _ let's take a listen. only twice. in 1944 - let's take a

third trip to the indo-pacific as president, and i look forward to rescheduling my stops in papua new guinea and australia later. i've spoken with the prime minister of papua new guinea, and secretary blinken is traveling there to meet with the pacific island partners at that moment. i've spoken with the prime minister -- hosting the leaders of the pacific island forum in washington this fall, because i was unable to make it to papua new guinea. and prime minister albanese, we're going to have a state visit later this year. and i also want to thank president kishida for his outstanding -- it's not hyperbole -- his outstanding leadership of the g7 this year, as well as mrs. kishida and the entire japanese government for the hospitality they've shown to jill and myself and our whole team. being in this city and visiting the memorial on friday was a powerful reminder of the devastating reality of nuclear war and our shared responsibility to never cease our efforts to build for peace. and together with the leaders of the g7, we have reiterated our commitment to continuing to work toward a world

i'm postponing the australia portion of the trip and my stop in papua new guinea. >> reporter: tomorrow the president will head to japan for the g7 summit of the world's largest economies, but he will skip planned stops in australia and papua new guinea to get back to negotiations. >> we're just getting started. >> reporter: mr. biden joined today by the vice president held his second face-to-face talks with congressional leaders. afterwards, speaker mccarthy struck a notably more optimistic tone. >> it is possible to get a deal by the end of the week. it's not that difficult to get to an agreement. >> reporter: at stake, raising the nation's credit card limit, or debt ceiling above the current $31.4 trillion before the government can't pay its bills on june 1st >> we know we're not going to default they know it we know it we're running out of time. >> reporter: the stalemate is largely over spending. house republicans passed a plan to raise the debt limit if democrats agree to spending cuts. one issue in negotiations tonight, republicans want work requirements in order for americans to

new guinea. let's not forget north korea. back in october launched a missile that flew over japan, guys. >> steve: main reason they're cutting the ghawd australia and papuaew guinea. bad optics for the republicans to be trying to get some sort of a deal on capitol hill and for the president to be halfway around the world. >> right. could have just said yes before getting on that flight. >> steve: that's all. >> brian: thanks, lucas, appreciates it. let's talk about the leverage kevin mccarthy has because of the g 7. the president of the united states has a trip, number one, number two, you go over there and all everybody wants to talk about are you guys going to default on your debt? what's going on with the crisis. they are not only interested in us because it's an economic decision. act like we are on track. if the president says i'm not dealing with the debt ceiling. i don't care what those republicans want to do in the house, then all of a sudden the market reacts and he does not look strong. and he staring down kevin mccarthy doesn't work for him. that's why so far it looks like he is acquiesced on the work requirements to a degree has to do with so

there to australia and in papua new guinea, he signed two agreements. to patrol the waters of papua new guinea, the logic is purely anti-chinese, this is not hidden. here. listen to what cnn writes in this regard. united states and papua new guinea signed a new bilateral defense cooperation agreement the move was the result of china's us struggle for influence in the region and sparked controversy in the pacific nation's astronomer. the new defense cooperation agreements were expected to expand washington's access to military installations in papua new guinea and strengthen its presence in the south pacific. washington is seeking to expand its influence in asia amid growing tensions with china, which has been rapidly building up its naval power in recent years. the potential fears of the white house have intensified in the past year. after beijing signed a security pact with the solomon islands and made an unsuccessful attempt to enlist the support of its regional trade and security community from the pacific island states. well , i must say that before

to japan on wednesday, but he is canceling the second portion of that trip to australia and papua new guinea. here is the president. >> i'm cutting my trip short. i'm postponing the australia portion of the trip and my stop in papua new guinea in order to be back for the final negotiations with congressional leaders there was an overwhelming consensus i think at today's meeting of the congressional leaders that default ogg tonight debt is simply not an option. >> now the president has appointed two senior level staffers to now lead these negotiations with the speaker of the house. they are the president's counselor steve richetti and shalonda young. those two senior advisers will join the white house's legislative affairs director lisa terrell who has been leading those negotiations. but it does signal there is a ratcheting up of this, that we're getting to more serious days of the negotiations. the president himself said he will be in touch with speaker mccarthy over the phone while he is in japan, and that he will meet again with the congressional leaders when he returns to the united stat

>> i'm cutting my trip short i'm postponing the australia portion of the trip and my stop in papua, new guinea >> reporter: the president will head to japan for the g-7 summit of the world's largest economies but will skip planned stops in australia and papua, new guinea to get back to negotiations. >> we're just getting started. >> reporter: mr. biden joined by the vice president held his second face-to-face talks with congre congressional leaders. >> it is not that difficult to get to agreement >> reporter: at stake, raising the nation's credit card limit or debt ceiling above the $31.4 trillion, before the government can't pay its bills on june 1st. >> we know we're not going to default. they know it we know it we're running out of time. >> reporter: the stalemate is largely over spending. house republicans passed a plan to raise the debt limit if democrats agreed to spending cuts one issue, republicans want work requirements, in order for americans to receive some federal public assistance benefits democrats are opposed, though overall democrats called the meeting productive >> we don't ha

he will no longer visit australia and papua new guinea after the g7 summit in japan.een canceled. a lot of this is because the debt ceiling negotiations have been continuing and republicans have been criticizing him for his travel plans. >> i'm postponing the australia portion of the trip and my stop in papua new guinea in order to be back for the final negotiations with congressional leaders. i spoke today with prime minister albanese of australia short time ago and let him know what was going on. rishaad: the creator of chatgpt and the privacy chief of ibm calling on u.s. senators to more regulate ai technologies. telling a u.s. senate judiciary subcommittee that the u.s. should license ai models. government regulation must focus on the risks. lags far behind the pace offten technological advancements. india's crucial monsoon season may arrive later than usual of this year. this potentially affects the planting of major crops. the monsoon will rage on the fourth of june, instead of the usual first of june. it provides 70% of india's annual rainfall and irrigates ove

the united states has signed a new security pact with papua new guinea, as itjostles with china for influencegion. the us secretary of state antony blinken was in the png capital port moresby for the announcement. the deal will make it easier for both countries' forces to train together, and washington hopes it will counter china's growing influence in the pacific. in response to a reporter's question on china, secretary blinken said the deal between the us and papua new guinea wasn't about any third country. we had this basic arrangement going back to 1975. so this is simply updating and modernising what has been a long—standing agreement between our countries, just to make sure that we can work together as effectively as possible. let's get some news from across the uk. former deputy prime minister dominic raab says he will stand down as an mp at the next general election. he resigned as deputy prime minister last month following an investigation into claims of alleged bullying. home secretary suella braverman has insisted she did nothing untoward in her handling of a speeding ticket she re

president was also supposed to visit australia and papua new guinea, but he called off that part of the trip so he could return home and focus on the debt limit. it also comes one day after the president and the top four congressional leaders held another meeting at the white house. both sides pointed to negotiating teams to focus on the issue and two sources familiar with the discussions say they held a late night meeting at the capitol. we have a shot at exactly the roosevelt room right where the president is expected to come out and speak in just a few seconds, but i want to go with nbc capitol hill correspondent ali vitali. good morning. there is only 15 days left until the june 1st deadline. where do things stand now and where do they go from here? >> reporter: well, look, they're looking a little bit better today than they were over the weekend and yesterday. certainly now all parties seem to agree that default is not an option and they said it pretty clearly at this point. that should mean a little bit of a sigh of relief as we watch this new negotiating group move us eventually

had to come back from the g7 directly rather— come back from the g7 directly rather than go to papua new guineahe pacific that we need in the fight in — the pacific that we need in the fight in dealing with china in that— fight in dealing with china in that whole area. he had to come back, _ that whole area. he had to come back, he — that whole area. he had to come back, he showed his leadership and dealt — back, he showed his leadership and dealt with government —— governor— and dealt with government —— governor mccarthy and i think he has — governor mccarthy and i think he has been applied and on the phone — he has been applied and on the phone the whole time. remember, this is— phone the whole time. remember, this is a _ phone the whole time. remember, this is a man who spent 50 years— this is a man who spent 50 years now roughly between the senate — years now roughly between the senate and vice president negotiation with congress and he knows how the rhythm of these — he knows how the rhythm of these negotiations go so without a doubt he was very engaged. it looks like it has paid — engaged

he originally planned to visit papua new guinea and australia as well, but will instead return earlyg in hiroshima takes place amid rising tensions between the west and china, particularly over taiwan. during the summit, japan's prime minister, fumio kishida, and his british counterpart, rishi sunak, will sign a new defence pact to deploy a uk carrier strike group to the indo—pacific in 2025. (pres)0n those debts talks — the white house and congressional republicans have appointed a new set of negotiators, injecting fresh hope into talks to raise the debt limit. kevin mccarthy — the speaker said a deal with was �*possible' by the end of the week. without a deal, the us could default on its $31.4tr debt as soon as the 1st ofjune. earlier i spoke with ed 0'keefe, senior white house and political correspondent at cbs news. so let's talk first about the g7, about the g7, because president biden�*s cutting his trip short. he was supposed to go to papua new guinea and australia, and he's coming back to handle the debt crisis, as wejust mentioned. and this part of the trip was seen as a way

. >> i'm postponing the australia portion of the trip and my stop in papua new guinea in order to beack for the final negotiations with congressional leaders. >> reporter: the president's change in plans follows a second round of debt talk negotiations in the last two weeks. the administration and republicans hinting at some progress and showing agreement on at least one thing. >> we know we're not going to default. they know it, we know it. >> default is not an option. it would tip the country into a recession and cost us millions of jobs. the president simply won't allow it to happen. >> reporter: but the two sides remain far apart on two issues. >> we've got to find a way to curb our spending, raise our debt limit, and also grow our economy. >> reporter: republican demands include work requirements for federal aid programs, something democrats strongly oppose. negotiators are staring down a june 1st debt default deadline. >> we have to proceed with an urgency now in order to reach that bipartisan commonsense, common ground agreement. >> reporter: house speaker kevin mccarthy says

a visit to australia and a visit to papua new guinea in order to return to the final stage of negotiations with the leaders of the congresses in advance carries some completely undisguised cynicism in the city where the americans dropped the atomic bomb the united states and the g7 allies gathered to discuss , among other things, the nuclear threat coming from russia taiwan and ukraine are by itself among the key stories. the kiev regimes are pushing in every possible way to attack. after all, the allocated money is running out of the biden administration. established a regular pace in the departments. several hundred million dollars every week or 10 days in may, washington announced the delivery of drone artillery, air defense systems , and software and technical assistance to create a $1.2 billion air defense network in ukraine , leaving just over four billion. this means that you will again have to turn to andrews to the republicans, with whom biden is at knifepoint in the white house, however, by inertia they pretend that everything is in order thanks to ukraine's bipartisan support in

and papua new guinea have signed a new bilateral cooperate agreement. comes as secretary of state antony blinken secretary of state visit to the pacific island nation. it plans to expand access in papua new guinea with beijing influence in the region. >>> in the coming hours in south carolina republican senator tim scott is expected to formally announce his intention to run for president in the election. he's getting endorsement from the number two republican south dakota senator john thune. sources say thune is set to deliver the opening prayer at scott's presidential announcement. and after weeks of anticipation, florida governor ron desantis is expected to file his paperwork, declaring his candidacy for president sometime this week and perhaps formally announce his bid next week. scott and desantis join a crowded field that included front-runner donald trump, former u.s. ambassador nikki haley and former arkansas governor aisha hutchinson. >>> with immigration emerging as a key issue in the 2024 race for u.s. president, new york city mayor is appeali

to go to japan wednesday, but he is canceling the second portion to on us trail i can't and papua new guinea. >> i'm cutting my trip short, postponing the australia portion of the trip and my stop in papua new guinea in order to be back with the final negotiations. there was an overwhelming consensus i think in today's meeting that defaulting on the debt is simply not an option. >> the president has appointed two senior level staffers to now lead these negotiations with the speaker of the house. they are the president's counselor and his director of the office of management and budget. and those two senior advisers will join the white house legislative affairs director who has been leading the staff level negotiations. but it does signal that there is a ratcheting up of this that we're getting to a more serious phase of the negotiations. the president says that he will be in touch with speaker mccarthy over the phone while he is in japan and he will meet again with the congress amional leaders when he returns to the united states next week. >>> slow pace of negotiations has business leaders

biden has canceled visits to australia and papua-new guinea so he can head home and focus on the looming debt crisis. the u.s. government is expected to run out of money early next month if lawmakers don't lift the debt ceiling. the president says he's confident of an agreement with republican leaders to avoid default. >> america is not a deadbeat nation. we pay our bills. the nation has never defaulted on its debt, and it never will. and we're going to continue these discussions with congressional leaders in the coming days until we reach an agreement. >> so let's go live now to cnn's white house reporter kevin liptack in hiroshima. good to see you, kevin. we are awaiting the arrival of joe biden in hiroshima. he's actually arrived. so what's expected to come out of this g7 summit once it gets under way? particularly on the pressing issues of ukraine and china. >> reporter: yeah, air force one did just land a few minutes ago. an american marine corps base. and the president will speak to some of the servicemen there before he heads here to hiroshima where the g7 summit will be getting u

committed the us as to its partners out here, president biden is having to cut short visits to papua new guinearalia as well so there might be slight question marks where it comes to where the priorities lie in washington. and they do have other economic issues that they have to discuss, don't they? can you talk us through some of them? the big issue really when it comes to china is this notion of economic coercion, this accusation that ageing users it's very powerful economy as a weapon to punish countries it has dispute with, impose trade restrictions, when there are problems with countries in the region, with japan, there's been problems in the past with australia as well so they are trying to rally other g7 countries to try to counter this economic influence of china in the guards to be how easy that is going to be, that is a completely different matter, european countries have very strong trade links with china so i suppose the idea of decoupling, breaking of ties, that's absolutely not feasible, not desirable for a lot of country that the g7 as well but there is this notion of de— risking

papua new guinea, which will be held until the end of may in return.s, the country will receive financial assistance from the united states. polish security forces are getting rid of refugees at night , probably in the hope that the fact of displacement will go unnoticed. but this misconception is stated by our border guards, on may 10 and 11, military personnel of the neighboring side. in total, seven foreigners were brought in by official vehicles, and then they were forced to to proceed to belarusian territory through the animal gate as an argument provided by our ccp, it is obvious that the polish authorities continue to carry out cruel actions against persons in a vulnerable position due to impunity and lack of criticism from international human rights organizations. academy of the ministry of internal affairs 65 years of congratulations to the staff of the police university was sent by the president the glorious tradition of serving the fatherland, combined with innovative teaching methods and modern material and technical base allows the staff o

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immediately after the summit to focus on the talks, skipping planned stops in australia and papua new guinea. nbc news white house correspondent mike memoli is traveling with the president in hiroshima, japan. mike, what will the president be focusing on as he meets with g-7 leaders? >> reporter: well, good friday morning to you, jose, from here in japan, where white house officials are emphasizing that president biden has a very full agenda with the g-7 when they kick off a working lunch in just about 12 hours here. at the top of the list is ukraine, the president going to be highlighting the degree to which he's been able to keep our allies in lockstep supporting ukraine as they deal with russia's invasion. we expect to hear new sanctions being announced by the g-7 leaders here and the prime minister of japan saying that there is expected to be some participation at this summit on sunday from the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyy. also we expect to hear a lot about economic efforts led by the g-7 to counter china's growing influence. not just in this region, but throughout the worl

cutting his foreign trip short returning home on sunday instead of traveling to australia and papua new guineali vitali is on capitol hill for us. also with me "the new york times" chief white house correspondent, hiroshima, japan, ahead of the president's visit. we know the white house negotiators and mccarthy aides are meeting again today, but what do we know about where these negotiations stand right now? >> reporter: look, i guess we'll see, but i can tell you that the tone shift from mccarthy especially between yesterday before that second meeting and now today in light of it is markedly different. it means that the way that president biden and now the speaker are talking about progress is much more in line, it seems like they're in agreement, a, that there cannot be a default, which i think to everybody allows us to breathe a little bit of a sigh of relief. how they avoid that default is the open question. we've heard from the president, the white house, other top negotiators that the key points in these negotiations have actually remained pretty the same, chris. they're focused around t

president biden was originally slated to attend the signing today in papua new guinea but flew back towashington after the g7 summit in japan to resume debt limit negotiations. secretary of state antony blinken filled in instead, meeting with prime minister james marapÉ. in brazil, a prominent indigenous leader from the northern parÁ state was shot in the head by two gunmen on may 14 in an apparent assassination attempt. lÚcio tembÉ survived the assault and underwent surgery. brazil's federal government said it's investigating whether the attack was related to conflicts with palm oil companies, which have been blamed for land-grabbing, deforestation, water contamination, and violence directed at indigenous communities. the european union has fined the parent company of facebook and instagram for violating privacy and data protection rules. meda was ordered to pay $1.3 billion u.s. and told to immediately halt the transfer of data collected from facebook users in europe to the united states unless it can be protected from surveillance. the penalty announced earlier today by ireland's da

>> yeah, what are you going to lose, the papua new guinea vote, they are all upset about this?have a lot of oil there. we need that oil and there's a lot of u.s. interest there but they are almost all oil so look the president should have dealt with this 90 days ago, and here is my prediction. i really do believe that yellen is wrong, that revenue to the treasury is up, the all-time record high revenues to the treasury happened in april, and you watch. this will come right before the july 4 holiday, when they think america isn't paying attention. that's when they will come to a deal. they will extend it either by a short resolution or they will say oh, well revenues to the treasury are up. july 4 weekend is when it'll happen. stuart: a fine prediction on a monday morning in late may. thank you very much. president biden met with ukraine 's president zelenskyy during the g-7 summit in japan announcing 375 military package which includes f-16 fighter jets somewhere down the road that is. kt mcfarland with us this morning. what's your analysis of the state of play in ukraine? we'r

white house has announced he will return to washington after the summit instead of going to papua new guinea and australia as planned. biden was supposed to meet with leaders from pacific island nations and the so-called quad. biden would have been the first u.s. president to ever visit papua new guinea. at the g7, leaders are expected to discuss imposing new sanctions on russia, including a ban on russian gas imports through pipelines connecting to germany and poland. biden will become just the second u.s. president, after barack obama, to visit hiroshima where a u.s. nuclear attack in 1945 killed 140,000 people and seriously injured another 100,000. ahead of the talks, the nobel-prize winning international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons called on g7 member nations to unequivocally condemn any and all threats to use nuclear warheads and to sign the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons. they were joined in their call by survivors of the 1945 u.s. nuclear attack on hiroshima, like 85-year-old teruko yahata. >> i want them, the g7 leaders come to seriously acknowledge the inhumani

reporter: the president cutting his overseas trip short, skipping planned stops in australia and papua new guinea, returning to washington on sunday to continue negotiations. democrats are also trying to apply some pressure. senate majority leader chuck schumer meeting with ceos from the nation's top banks today in washington, asking them to press republicans to find bipartisan compromise. drew petrimoulx, nbc news. >> mccarthy's remarks about the debt ceiling seem to have buoyed the confidence of investors. all three major indexes finished in the green adding at least a percentage point each. the nasdaq was the biggest winner which jumped more than 1%. >>> the city of san francisco is getting a huge payout from walgreens. in 2018 the city sued several companies it accused of worsening the opioid epidemic. all companies involved settled by 2022 except walgreens. the city accused its pharmacies of prescribing opioids even in red flag situations. today, city attorney david chu announced the city had reached a settlement agreement with the company. total value, $230 million, which would be paid out

however, i'm cutting my trip short and postponing the australia portion of the trip, my stop in papua new guinea in order to be back for final negotiations with congressional leaders. i spoke today with the prime minister of a straley a short time ago and let him know what is going on. there was an overwhelming consensus i think in today's meeting with congressional leaders that defaulting on the debt simply not an option. our economy would fall into recession. it would increase borrowing costs, millions of americans would lose jobs and our international reputation would be damaged in the extreme. the policy differences between the parties should not stop congress from avoiding default. i made clear during today's meeting that default is not an option. america pays its deaths, pays its bills, and there will be plenty of time to debate the policy differences, but the country has never -- we have never defaulted on our debt, and we never will. [applause] host: this is "washington journal" for may 17. president biden, speaker mccarthy, and other congressional leaders met yesterday to talk about tha

cancel the result of the us jubaiden over the threat of default canceled trips to australia and papua new guinean leader immediately after the meeting of the group of seven in japan will return for negotiations.

hurriedly return to washington after the big seven in japan, abandoning the planned visits to papua new guinea and australia before a possible default. the united states is a little more than a week away, and there is no time for travel. moreover, biden fails to reach an agreement with the speaker of the house representatives to republicans kevin mccarthy while both sides are constantly talking about progression. there is a state district power station, we would agree that defaults cannot be allowed. the consequences of not paying our bills for the american people will be serious and will affect the well-being of the rest of the world - this will also affect. and we also agreed that we need to reduce the budget deficit for the year of my presidency. i lowered it by a trillion 700 billion dollars on this phrase on the map somehow especially carefully looked at biden, because the deficit the budget may have decreased, but at the same time, the united states gained another six trillion dollars for a long time, that is, there is nothing special to be proud of. we have disagreements. i think that o

instead of arms trade and pouring oil on the fire, as the american side does joe biden's visit to papua new guineach the americans are militarizing, taking advantage of its poverty and weakness, will not take place because of the threat of default in the united states, yet washington. sometimes you have to be distracted from the problems of the world on your own annoying because of the financial problems that buried the unlucky foliage in britain. biden, will not be able to communicate with kangaroos from members of the quad group usa india australia and japan on may 23 strong biden will arrive. only for the big seven in kerosene , the japanese do not expect him to apologize for nuclear bombing. forty-fifth, the chinese expect hostile rhetoric from japan. russia can expect hostile words and deeds from the members of the seven, however, remembering kissinger's quote, hostility is dangerous, but friendly embrace is not deadly. lisa girson boris khalfin natalia markevich alexander gusev ntv london it is unreliable to defend our northwestern borders and ensure stability in the region. today marks the

seven in japan, i had to hastily return to washington , having abandoned the planned visits to papua new guinea and australia , a little more than a week remained before a possible us default, and there is no time for travel. moreover, biden fails to reach an agreement with republican house speaker kevin mccarthy. although both sides constantly talk about progression, there is progress. we both agree that defaults cannot be tolerated , and the consequences for the american people of not paying our bills will be serious and will affect the well-being of the rest of the world. this will also affect. and we also agreed that we need to reduce the budget deficit for the year of my presidency. i lowered it by a trillion 700 billion dollars on this phrase on the map. somehow i especially looked at biden, because the budget deficit may have decreased, but at the same time. the united states has taken on another six trillion dollars of debt, which means there is nothing to be proud of here. we have disagreements. i think on average over the past 50 years we've been making more money than ever, but i thi

biden flies to japan for the g7 summit, but planned stops in papua new guinea and australia are now thoughts normal in america. but it needs the approval of the house of representatives, which is now controlled by republicans. and they want spending cuts as part of the deal. here's our north america correspondent, nomia iqbal. both sides came out of the meeting, which lasted more than an hour, announcing that there was no deal and both showing that they are entrenched in their positions. they weren't as bitter as last time. they weren't as bitter as last time. they had both accused the president of not negotiating, not compromising, the democrats had come out, and accuse the republicans of not taking the fault off the table and sort of using it as a negotiating tactic. i put to kevin mccarthy, if they had taken to fault off the table at this time. he pointed to the build up a host of republicans have tried to pass, but he did say that neither side wants default. that was actually something that had progressed in this meeting. he was also asked about how the world is looking at america right

us president jubaiden canceled trips to australia and papua new guinea on american leader immediately after the g7 meeting due to the threat of default. in japan , he will return for negotiations with the leaders of the congress on raising the ceiling of the national debt , so far it has not been possible to find a compromise. it will become much easier to teach neural networks to speak in the voice of a certain person. works will be told by philip trofimov, host of the vesti n.net program or greetings but room for scammers. why should such a service be mass-produced? good afternoon, well, the official version is to help those who lose their voice and age or illness, and here it can be saved in digital form, but there are some doubts about abuse. indeed, there is, but more on that later, but let's start with hardware news. the largest most technologically advanced microprocessor manufacturers in china have reduced the number of blends offered to customers services, without any announcements of statements or explanations, the production of semiconductors using the 14 nanometer process

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papua new guinea and australia trips have now been canceled instead of a re-scheduled meeting with parliamentariansll, before it , negotiators from the white house and congress will conduct a dialogue between themselves, they hope to still make a decision by the end of this week. global tech companies laid off more than 194,000 people this year lost jobs in 5 months has increased seven times, this is evidenced by the data of the global ranking, which results in market watch - this is more than the fall for the entire last year in 2022 , almost 155,000 employees lost their positions in the sector, and this is not the limit. this further scale of layoffs has already been announced by some of the largest representatives of the us and uk sectors . places. i exchange rates dollar 79.90 euro 87 and 16 roman let's go. thank you, right after the advertisement i will briefly talk about some of the central topics of the hour, well, we will tell you how to maintain water meters. go to the supermarket and buy a scooter. we will give you a 35 percent discount and free delivery in 15 minutes. book profitably. mo

in the pacific island nation of papua new guinea, the public torture and murder of a legit which is, is so common that sorcery accusation related violence or as a r v has its own acronym. most often the victims are women, and according to experts, their number is on the rise. especially in village and tribal communities. the un estimate some $200.00 people are killed each year. oh, come on, come on se would good super bowl. there's a very high number of murders of a ledger which is the go on recorded and pop when you're getting herndon either. okay, and you can read every week in the times of india in which village witches have just been killed. hixon architect was alarms, men, mostly women, mom who had been ostracized outcast results and murdered by the village community. so to speak, it all schools, and it happens every week and ask if he you'd have walker in south asia. women are still blamed for crop failure. disease or natural disasters, or frequently branded as witches for a trifle, like this woman from jackson to offered medicine to a neighbor, a battery in mckinney, except th

papua new guinea , in order to return to the final stage of negotiations with the leaders of the congressther cheroshime , carries in advance some very undisguised cynicism in the city where the americans dropped the atomic bomb the united states and the g-7 allies gathered to discuss , among other things, the nuclear threat posed by russia, taiwan and ukraine, of course, are among the key subjects. the kiev regimes are pushing in every possible way to attack. after all, the allocated money is running out of the biden administration. set a regular pace of several hundred million dollars every week or 10 days in may washington announced the delivery of drone artillery, air defense systems and software and $1.2 billion in technical assistance to build ukraine's air defense network , leaving just over $4 billion in the country's aid package. this means that you will again have to turn to andrews to the republicans, with whom biden is at knifepoint in the white house, however, by inertia they pretend that everything is in order thanks to the two-party support of ukraine in congress. we believ

biden from me is a planned trip to papua new guinea and australia because of the unresolved issue withonal debt, the american president had to spend 8 and 16 days on a foreign tour that the states had left before the default. however, plans have changed sleepy joe will return immediately after the summit of the group, families, to again take part in meetings with the leadership congress, at the request of the head of the us treasury, the states may default on their obligations as early as june 1, and at the same time the us tax administration removed the entire investigation team in the hunter biden case, according to the new york edition, the post dismissal was made by order of the department of justice in 53-year-old hunter remind is under investigation borrowed paying taxes on millions of income derived mainly from foreign sources reportedly retrieved and scandalous laptop. hunter wrote that he attracted his father, when b1 was still vice president to its international business relations and half of its income. paid him. today, nato the european union openly opposes russia, and cont

biden cancels a planned trip to papua new guinea and australia due to an unresolved issue with public, the american president was supposed to spend eight and sixteen days on a foreign tour, which remained with the states before the default. however, plans have changed sleepy joe will return immediately after the g7 summit to again take part in meetings with the leadership of congress, according to the us treasury secretary, the states may announce as early as june 1 defaulted on its obligations at the same time, the us irs suspended the entire investigative team in the case of hunter biden, according to the new york post, the dismissal was carried out by order of the department of justice in 53-year-old hunter, i recall, is under investigation for non-payment of taxes on millions of income received mainly from behind foreign sources reports retrieved and scandalous laptop. hunter wrote that he attracted his father when barin was still vice president of his international business affairs and half of his income. paid him. against this background, the us dollar begins to lose its leading