s. s. u s. secretary of state antony, blinking as reported, he canceled his trip to bay j over vincent and ukraine's president brought him his lensky has repeated his appeal for his country to join the european union at a summit with senior you officials. and keith often talks with commission president lafond alonza leslie said ukraine deserve to begin its session talks this year. and that's it from me and the news team you're up to date. so d, w 's asia is gabrielle 1st come out to the highlights you every week in your in box subscribe. now. hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa. you to repeat issues and share ideas with, you know, are these channels we are not of great to have dealt with because population is growing. and young people clearly have the solution. the future belongs to the 77 percent every weekend on d w. ah ah, this is due to other news asia coming off today calls for accountability 3 months on from south korea's national tragedy. more than a 150 people di

u. s. unilaterally, is in the u. s. interest, and they respect whatever news that the u. s. released. so immediately we can already see how they view this visit as a not viable at all after the u. s. response and the u. s. reaction. and now the chinese are taking a very defensive position compared to the original 1st in response that they have, which is a lot more apologetic. then the 2nd one. quickly, william, how is all this being received among china's neighbors? so in time one on the in foreign ministry, immediately released an incident, a statement basically that criticizing china's move and saying that china's move is creating on certain and t for regions. and also i the same thing of characterizing it as an illegal move to violate another country sovereignty and also intruding another country's aerospace and calling on beijing to immediately stop such actions . again, that was a william yang in tie. pay many thanks, william. thank you. a brief look now at some of the other stories from around the world. ossie and foreign ministers meeting in jakarta have urged miramar to impleme

u. s. can't claim that nicaragua supposedly has political prisoners, which it did not have. and this is the same tactic that the u. s always does. it's called moving the goalpost right. the u. s. says that the, that nicaragua has political prisoner, so nicaragua, releases them on the u. s. redefines a whole, another group of people and says they are political prisoners. this is what happened after the 2018 cru attempt. people who were were convicted of violent crimes and drug dealing and other crimes who were involved in the qu, they were imprisoned. and then as part of negotiations, the nicaraguan government passed an amnesty process that allowed some of these violent plotters to be released. and in the u. s. government said that there was another other political prisoner. so this is yet another example. venezuelan government has also done this where the, these governments that are heavily sanctioned illegally by the u. s. they make it an example of a concession, which is potentially a move toward negotiations to try to lift sanctions. and we'll see if u. s. actually does, of course, i think president ortega understands that you can't ever really, truly negotiate with the u.

s b 's. the u. s. is recruiting islamic state on the al qaeda affiliated militants to conduct terror attacks inside russia and neighboring states. as according to russia's foreign intelligence service, which saved the militants being trained as an american base in syria. last, he has requested a response to these allegations from the pentagon, but has not yet received a reply. it is donald quarter has more details. us is apparently trying specifically to attract militants and separatists from central asia as well as the caucuses and just last month, 60 of these terrorists, with fighting experience in the middle east, were selected for training. according to the intelligence report they've been going through an expedited training program on the all tons, u. s. military base in syria where they're learning how to create and deploy, improvised explosive devices as well as carry out sabotaged operations. so, based on this new information, russia's foreign intelligence service has said that washington is on par with terrorist organizations. we see the us security forces losing all moral principles, been obsessed with the insane idea of bleeding russia dry. washington strategists consider appropriate direct use of terrorists. so chief, they're dirty goals. such actions plays washington on pair with the largest international terrorist groups. this report also says that these terrorists are planning to enter russia and other former soviet states and small groups. they're apparently being tasked with carrying out terrorist attacks against diplomats government workers, police officers, and the military. so this is no doubt startling, new information that could risk further escalation of already hi tensions between moscow and washington. former c i

u. s. is the u. s. and or is the u. s. trapped in sort of an old mindset? not realizing that the resources and whatnot that are going into that are basically giving china, you know, an easier pass in the world than otherwise would be. well, i mean, let me emphasize the very outset, the russian. envision your praise completely. the girl on acceptable had asked to be condemned and we should certainly try to read it. that's all very clear . but at the same time, to be completely candid. when was break out like this day, the slack job political incompetence and a the european union and the members of the european union should step back flat on what did they do to have this was remedial war break out in this step. and my simple answer is that they didn't listen to the advice of george ken and bobby we for offense is just come up with another article pointing on very dearly that read back the 1900 ninety's almost 30 years ago. josh, can emphasize that europe and united states should in alien be russia. she tried to integrate russia in the new order. and i can tell

u. s. cares about terry and people while the u. s. itself and the u. s. coalition killed hundreds of syrians during the crisis in airstrikes on syria destroyed houses, the us looting serious resources. the u. s. is dividing the country by occupying parts in the north and the north east and getting that oil, some of that oil, to the so called periods in the product forces. former us president donal from said he said we're keeping the oil, we're not allowing the through government to get that all those statements. and those act by the united states is a clear proof that they do not care about the humanitarian situation and fight, sir. yes, all they want is to implement their agenda over here. they want their political interests to be achieved. they want the country to, to, to stay divided the end of the day. they don't care, they do what they want to do. and even if it's at the expense of syrians live, the media landscape was shaken by a bombshell this week with revelations that nato allegedly destroyed the russian nordstrom to pipelines in september last

u. s. as for the democrats, these are the u. s. s. will take if you take a look at the list of those invited to the 1st summit for democracy. so then there are a number of interesting country is that the u. s. never considered to be a democratic state nevertheless. so and leah, this revolutionary. so team that convenes sir, for marshall. and the summit for democracy seeks to introduce some kind of a draft decision. was that who had developed on this philosophy of her talk was his versus democracies, and that would put it into practice according to our data resources. and what was the plot is as follows. these democracies will shape their demands for ta, chris's role. they will shape their own fright for mom growth model and or they will help her. the, you know, people in the autocratic countries and the autocratic governments are suppressing these people and these autocratic countries a couple of years ago. i wouldn't even believe that little to give themselves, basically the rise that they want to get when they promote via the un enti

u. s. support for independence movements in taiwan as well as the build up of u. s. military forces in the asia pacific region. recently, the u. s. agreed with the philippines to expand defense cooperation, including access to military bases within range of taiwan or u. s. general side washington and it's asian allies are committed to countering quote, aggression from china. i'm personally a very booey by what i see by our allies and partners in this region. and the way we've come together in response to aggression by the p r c by north korea to say we will not let that stand countries like japan and australia to other great allies in this region for us have shown that they will band together, that they will that they will not stand for aggression from these, from these nations that have decided they want to change the world order out here. state hearing will be bringing the gas later in the show to discuss this topic further in depth. iran is celebrating the 44th anniversary of is it sonic revolution, isaac of aeration, of the unity of the nation. and a reminder to the u. s. of its. 6 failure to contain the will of the iranian

u. s. mines that so far as because, you know, india does not need the u. s. it's the u. s. that needs india in the region to stay there and to safeguard this strategic partnership. and they are planning to gradually a encourage india to shift buying a military equipment and from the us rather than for example, russia. so i think this discrimination in treatment of india is because the u. s. is theory died there, a strategic partnership with india against china and russia would be harms. well, thank you for coming in the program and sharing your thoughts on a whole lot of issues there, independent journalists, cetera, said dickie on our t. thanks for the un peacekeepers have killed 8 civilians and wounded 28 others in the democratic republic of congo that occurred after protesters slashed with the mission over its lack of progress in combating militants in the region where there is a rising anti us sentiment in the central african countries, locals, believe the peacekeepers haven't done enough to defend civilians from the 23 insurgency group near the red one that border the u

u. s. trickier relationship? a few years back, we saw some scuffles outside of the turkish embassy right here in washington. d. c . turkey has requested that the u. s. extradite for tele glen. the u. s. has refused. we saw tensions or over turkey or buying russian made s 400 air defense systems, or in syria, where the u. s. was backing the y p g, which is the syrian arm of the p k. hey, which turkey has designated a terror organization? there seems to be some fundamental differences between this coupling. where do you see this relationship going in the next few years? right now, i think the relationships going to be on hold for a little while. and when i mean on old is, is that divided it ministration is waiting for church selections to be completed until any theories diplomacy is going to be undertaken. and the sad part is after turkish elections, whoever is in government, whoever's in power will probably wait for the us elections to finish before they undertake some series diplomacy as well. so we're probably going to lose a year with both countries waiting and seeing who's going to be in power. come 202420232024. so we're going to lose a little time. but right now, the major issu

u. s. commitment to the nuclear umbrella. the u. s. s. there is no better guarantee than the u. s versus korea. right? but credibility has declined due to those discussions on withdraw during the trump administration. and as you know, is not the 1st time. this is why there are growing course, boris of korea to have a nuclear weapons. my question is why you steve candy peter is currently being discussed by the u. s. and south korea, more reliable than existing nuclear umbrella, virginia. with give me some examples that can we are sure korea and my next question is to mr. park. oh, you don't. one that you got cut off on that idea is that all people got you going to young u. s. government u. s. government is not making other people can make a choice. but while you assist china establishes on the supply chains. korean companies are forced to make a change. so us supply chains with regarding dad, what is he was asking us. and we hope for our companies and our economy was what's rock government position to handle this while we can't really make one choice or the other? let's get reacti

u. s. attack on the chinese, on monday, ship invoices, it's protest. we have repeatedly informed the u. s. site that the balloons design purely for civilian use, an accidentally across the u. s. borders. in such circumstances, the u. s. use of force is an obvious overreaction and a violation of international practice. finally, after days of deliberation and doubt, us find a jets of short time. what they claim is a chinese spy bloom by aging, of course denies this. it says that it was a web, whether observation balloon, although there is some confusion over whose recommendation it was to, to shoot down the balloon and listen to what us president joe biden told you in this area. successfully took it down and i want to compliment on our aviators who did it and we'll have more to report on a little later. thank you. by the way. welcome and jason from you was funny and that's why her whole that mr. down or wednesday i was like the recommend day said to me, let's wait to look, take this place to do it. some are already asking questions over the timing of the incident. it came just ahead of a time visit by the us to stay on the blink and to china. now that was subsequently cancelle

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u. s. territory. that is important because it means it was in u. s. jurisdiction, and the u. s. government actually ordered all flights, said to be grounded at the 3 airports near by. while this mission was taking place . air traffic has now resumed, and president biden actually gave the green light for the defense department to go ahead and bring down this balloon on wednesday. so it was military leadership that deemed that the risk of taking down this balloon over land was too great because it was so high up and the threat of debris injuring people was great. so they decided to wait until the balloon was over. open water president biden. has been under massive pressure here, particularly by republicans who have accused them of a dereliction of duty for letting this balloon enter u. s. air space at all. and they are still criticizing him by the way, even after the shooting down of this balloon, saying that he's been weak in the face of china. but again, the president saying, as we heard him, that sound by he said on wednesday, the military can shoot it down when they deem it i

u. s. navy and u. s. coast guard ships on the scene. they planned to use u. s. navy divers at unmanned submersible to bring it to the surface in the next few days. and then the u. s. will decide if they want to publicly and the debate offering proof of what this was. it's still an open debate is huge. balloon was in fact of following the air streams of the area and that it has attracted it is not loitering over a montana. it was shot off the eastern seaboard. so at this juncture, this idea that this is somehow a spy ship that was deliberately sent by china seems a little bit far fetched. but you, as analysts say, the fact that they believe a similar balloon is traveling latin america makes this very more likely. so 1st of all, i, i believe the chinese statement, sergeant solicitous. i do believe that it was just a weather balloon loan. of course, it would be quite a coincidence if you have this loon going into u. s. air space. while apparently there's another one of processing latin america a simultaneously infringing upon other countries here. space another st

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u. s. and her before was the civilian airship that flew over the u. s. completely by accident. it's described the u. s. a response as an over reaction as they are being hyped up. and it says that the u. s. expanding confrontation when it comes to this issue. and on monday, a ton is for news recently ended by saying that it is the u. s and not china that has the largest surveillance network in the world. new zealand prime minister says 25000 people will have received emergency assistance solved to psycho and gabriel bastard, the nor violent. some people have lost their homes and thousands are without power authorities. a warning the worst is yet to come. i can't stress enough bit. please have a plane to leave your home. if you see what levels rising around your or if you're worried about land stability around your property, don't wait to be told to leave. to be heard, not in a very difficult week. and for many, the recovery will be long together, open to strong by supporting each other. we will get through the sideline, stifling, safe, or close, and south central chile firefighters, from as far as 3000

u. s. s base. the pentagon claims it's a surveillance device and that china has found them over the u. s. for, for secretary of state and lincoln broke off plans to visit china early this week. he called incident a clear violation of us sovereignty issues that are a concern on this, i'm joined by william kim. he is a specialist in surveillance balloons at the marathon initiative thing tank in washington. d. c. it's good to have you with us warranty w news. now the 1st big question is, why has the united states not decided to shoot down this balloon? well, thank you for having me. i mean, the issue that will be united states chicago and it's actually a lot harder to see companies. but we didn't, and people realize in 1998, there is an incident where canada and just a rogue whether go in and inside or shooting over a 1000 rounds out it. it took about 6 days for the boys to come down. so this is much more difficult and i think people realize they don't pop like already owns it, doesn't. it doesn't catch fire, like the hindenberg they will slowly leak healey. i'm a few calls and united states

u. s. cares about serious people, while the u. s. itself and the usaa coalition killed hundreds of syrians during the crisis in airstrikes on syria destroyed houses, the u. s. looting serious resources. the u. s. dividing the country by occupying parts in the north and the north east, and giving oil some of that oil to hold through as democrats forces and also financing their illegal presence using that syrian oil. so all of those ac why they noted states prove that they do not care about through in life. so definitely it's not a surprise now to see the united states, not in sanctions or doing anything to help the theory and people on the ground. the western countries continue to impose those sanctions. those sanctions, not just now, but even during the years of war, prevented syrians from getting their basic needs. for example, if, if the syrian government wanted to get some medicine and medical supplies for the country, the central bank of syria will not be able to make any transaction as a result of such sentence. this is just one example of what those sanctions have been doing. an effect how they have been affecting the lives of the syrian people on th

u. s. air space. however, the u. s. government saying the presence of this balloon in u. s. air space is a clear violation of your sovereignty as well as international law, and it is unacceptable that this has occurred and after consultations with our inter agency partners as well as the u. s. congress, we have concluded that the conditions are not right at this moment. for secretary blinking to travel to china. so this is the position of the u. s. government. we should also point out that to the u. s. president spoke in the last hour or so, but he did not speak to reporters about this incident. he would only speak about the u. s. jobs report, and he ignored report as questions about this, leaving it to the state department to handle. this is not sitting particularly well with us law makers who are really looking for answers from u. s. government about why this was able to creep into u. s. air space. how this balloon, which the chinese government says is a weather balloon. and the pentagon is saying is anything, but in fact is a collection and intelligence collection device