taking steps to improve ties or relations with china, or at least for that impression ortiz. rachel blevins has been delving deeper into the mixing the days before reminder left her amazing, the commerce department bureau of industry and security announced the removal of 27 chinese entities from us and verified letters which restricts access to exports from the us. the vitamin ministry also confirmed it is seeking a 6 month extension to the 1979 science and technology agreement i had of it's august 27th. does not. the landmark deal was 1st made with washington invasion, normalize diplomatic types more than 40 years ago. and it has been extended every 5 years ever since. the fact that the us is only asking for 6 months, this time, will no doubt send a message to china as a spokesperson or misstate department confirmed these shots to um, 6th month extension will keep the agreements. and for us, why we seek a for a te, tell him to take negotiations to a man's and strengthen the terms of the science and technology agreements. it does not come to united states so long to them extension. but whil

that's 15. 20 presidential election by basket more on this, and that's plus to all correspond to rachel, blevins. rachel, as always good to see certain conditions. right. so what are these and what's the next? what trump is he looking? i'm ankle bracelet. well, not just yet, but donald trump has officially pleaded not guilty to the charges that he orchestrated a plot to overturn the outcome of the 2020 election. the former president, faces for felony counts, including conspiracy to defraud the us government and conspiracy to obstruct an official proceedings. now the most serious charge here carries a maximum prison sentence of 20 years. but trump is accusing the u. s. government of trying to put him behind bars for up to 500 years. that's because this is also the 3rd time that trump has submitted a not guilty plea and less than 6 months. he's also facing charges in new york, a falsifying business records during his 2016 presidential campaign, and he's facing 40 felony counts in florida, where he is accused of a legally retaining classified documents as his estate. notably, the latest indictment

of attempting to overturn the outcome of the 2020 presidential elections are 2, corresponded rachel blevins reports. the former president faces for selling the accounts, including conspiracy to defraud the us government and conspiracy to have struck an official proceeding. now the most serious chart here carries a maximum prison settings of 20 years. but trump is accusing the u. s. government of trying to put him behind bars for up to 500 years. that's because this is also the 3rd time that trump has submitted a not guilty plea in less than 6 months. he's also facing charges in new york, a falsifying business records during his 2016 presidential campaign, and he's facing 40 felony counts in florida, where he is accused of a legally retaining classified documents at his estate. notably, the latest indictment against the 45th president is also $45.00 pages long, and its special council jack smith, accuser's trumpet is alex promoting false claims in pressuring state and federal officials to change the results of the election. here's what trump had to say, and response. i am now going to washin

that the us sanctions are a major hurdle for seeing the project through the completion ortiz, rachel blevins, reports pakistan has confirmed it is pulling out of the major pipeline project with the wrong, nearly a jacket after it was supposed to be completed due to the threat of punishment from the united states. after years of delays on the gas pipeline, which is supposed to be launched back in 2014, as long as petroleum administer confirmed the us sections on a row and the possibility of retaliation from washington serve is the final now and the carpet. currently, the project is stalled due to international sanctions on a ram, and we have been compelled to put it on hold. pulling out of the project will also come with the costs are wrong. it says it has already invested $2000000000.00 and is written pakistan with an $18000000.00 fine if it doesn't complete it. so the pipeline deal by march of next year was the threats of sanctions violations coming from the us seem to be greater in the eyes of the government and is all about leaving some to argue that washington should be the one paying th

that's where it again, ortiz, rachel blevins can take us through the pressure employed on the realm of occasions of that a package that has confirmed who is pulling out of a major pipeline project with iran nearly a decade after it was supposed to be completed due to this rest of punishment from the united states after years of delays on the gas pipeline, which is supposed to be launched back in 2014. as law abides, petroleum, administer confirmed the us sanctions on iraq. and the possibility of retaliation from washington serve is the final. now and the carpet currently the project is stalled due to international sanctions on a ran and we have been compelled to put it on hold. pulling out of the project will also come with the costs are wrong. so it's, it has already invested $2000000000.00 and has threatened pakistan with an $18000000.00 fine if it doesn't complete it. so it's the pipeline deal by march of next year. but the threats of sanctions, violations coming from the u. s. seemed to be greater in the eyes of the government and as long about leaving some to argue that washington

was another major issue on the agenda ortiz, rachel blevins takes a closer look at the us tongue, then shaping of dentist on squint a pm problem. as when us troops invaded an occupied afghanistan in 2001 opium production store to record levels with the country cementing itself as the world's largest producer of the narcotic substance. now that the taliban is back in power, we did strict anti drug laws. cultivation of the poppy put has fallen by nearly 90 percent, but not everyone sees that as a good day. for these reasons, the taliban should not be praised for or encouraged to for system it's drug them. certainly know diplomatic recognition of the taliban regime should be awarded for it. going this mainstream argument coming from the west is it taking away opium production removes the final aspect about dennison's economy. as in 2020, the total value of opiates had a larger share and ask in trade than legal exports. the drugs also contributed to rampant corruption and addiction, which is why they've always been outlaw under the taliban, the industry and papers new to the u. s. military

sanctions frozen off on us that's on combining their context right on the law firm. issue ortiz, rachel blevins, has been taking a closer look at how the success of american governments helped shape off countless sounds. grim opium epidemic us when us troops invaded an occupied afghanistan in 2001 opium production store to record levels with the country cementing itself as the world's largest producer of the narcotic substance. now that the taliban is back in power, when did strict anti drug laws, cultivation of the poppy plant has fallen by nearly 90 percent. but not everyone sees that as a good day. for these reasons, the taliban should not be praised for or encourage to persist in that struck them. certainly no diplomatic recognition of the taliban regime should be awarded for it . so in this mainstream argument coming from the west is it taking away opium production removes the final aspect about dennison's economy. as in 2020, the total value of opiates had a larger share and ask in trade than legal exports. the drugs also contributed to rampant corruption and addiction, which is why they'

c. official, henry kissinger has revealed previously and details and thought he's rachel blevins picks up the store of nearly 50 years after a violent government overthrown in chalet. supported by the united states, newly declassified documents are giving insight into attempts by then president richard nixon. to prevent the election of the country socialist liter, before the crew of 1973, there was the attended to of 1970. 1 of the event of this year is of that attempt appeared to be none other than pepsi co. c. o donald kendall, whose company was putting up images of peace, love, and happiness. and it's as recognize that this is the past with simple pleasures, places to see people and is the one color that belongs with every happy hopeful moment. the pepsi chief was concerned about the election of salvador i ended, and when it might meet for the future of his company. that's when kendall introduced the nixon administration to one of the richest men in chalet, media, mobile, and publisher. augustin edwards edwards visited washington dc in september of 1970 where he and the pepsi cheap

it's all, it is rachel blevins. she softly dicks it all up just days before raimondo laughed . surveys yang. the commerce department's bureau of industry is security announced the removal of $27.00 chinese entities from us and verified letters which restricts access to exports from the us, the vitamin ministries. it also confirmed it is seeking a 6 month extension to the 1979 science and technology agreement i had of it's august 27th deadline. the landmark deal was 1st made with washington invasion, normalize diplomatic types more than 40 years ago. and it has been extended every 5 years ever since. the fact that the us is only asking for 6 months this time, will no doubt send a message to china as a spokesperson from the state department confirmed these shots to um, 6 month extension will keep the agreements. and for us, why we seek a for a te, tell him to take negotiations to amend and strengthen the terms of the science and technology agreements. it does not come to the united states, so long go to an extension.