she joins us now via skype from mclean, virginia, in the united states, also via skype from doha. abraham for i had a conflict resolution specialist and author of the book, iran and saudi arabia taming a chaotic conflict. a welcome to you. all abraham had start with you. they've been on the slow burn for the past 2 years. what are your thoughts then on the restoration of diplomatic ties between saudi arabia and iran and the fact that it was china that facilitated the reproach meant despite years of talks mainly in iraq. yeah, i think it's about time that we are seeing this kind of development and i think the timing then out of the reasons that explained the timing. now, despite the 5 talks that they had in iraq, but did not produce anything in the past, but we're seeing this now materializing in this kind of agreement. and now the 1st isn't, as i believe it's related to iran's latest development on it's a nuclear active with the enrichment of uranium to 83 percent. what is which is considered almost crossing the nuclear threshold, which has a 3 got a much closer military collaboration bet

, promptly told us about the situation, we are adding the next skype with us, ihor hrynkiv, the headrial community, mr. igor, we congratulate you, we understand that this day, even from the night, is not easy for you in particular for the entire zolochiv community, how is the community recovering from what happened last night and what are the data as of now. have you succeeded in removing the debris from the houses? tell us. good health the trouble started before four in the morning because a rocket hit a residential building. in fact, three residential buildings were completely destroyed, and in addition, 20 buildings were partially damaged . rescuers, police, fellow villagers were working, and unfortunately , we have five dead. these are adult spouses from the same house. and three residents of another house, a couple, we discovered next to the house with an explosive wave, they were thrown out of the house when the rocket was actually detonated, and the neighboring house, which was very close, had hope that we will find still alive people there under the rubble, but unfortunately

and now with us on skype beat shatabkhazia, a georgian political scientist. you hear us see.if you are welcome greetings to our viewers and thank you so much that you are in this difficult time in georgia, you found the opportunity to talk with us. tell me first, tell me first what you got now happening protests continue. the protests continue. of course, they will not stop , despite the fact that the bill has been withdrawn today, because the post-soviet space is the space of the eternal maidan, the eternal maidan mood, because this is what our overseas partners and well-wishers want in quotes, too, in quantities. uh. i most likely, i think and i am sure even that these actions will not stop the actions will last until america achieves its goal. this is primarily the overthrow of the current regime in georgia despite the fact that this leadership, which today rules our country, is not pro-russian, and even a hmm as they say , it does not have any sympathy, but for the kremlin america is still not acceptable because, but they have been taking some steps lately closer to stren

he georgia, far skype from beijing. in washington, d. c. a. shirley, you, she's a senior fellow with the ash center at the harvard kennedy school and via skype from hamburg is adrian geiger's, his co author of the book. she's in ping, the most powerful man in the world are welcome to we're a warm welcome to all of you, adrian. let's start with you. the most powerful man in the world. i thought that monica belonged to the u. s. president. why did you give your book that title is here about the world's most powerful math? yes, he absolutely is the most powerful man and the events today have confirmed this because he has such a power. now in china for us like nobody's hinz, melissa dome, but more important, china is economically so powerful it nowadays that which is different from the time of cause, which makes him really the most powerful man. also because, i mean, the president of the united states was considered to be the most popular person in the past. the us are so divided politically, we don't know what happens after the 1st term of chill

defense forces of southern ukraine , captain of the first rank, nataliya humenyuk was with us via skype are now trying to get in touch , here is our guest editor directly in the chat is written to us by the mayor of nova kakhovka, well, that person who did not go over to the side of the occupiers and is waiting to return to the ukrainian kakhovka, while he cannot comment on anything, that's why it's really such a delicate topic, as she said ms. humenyuk, there have already been cases when, in essence, i understand that they intentionally left, in this way provoked the ukrainian armed forces, so that later , well, theoretically, they would fall into a trap , to be trapped by the russian federation, sir , i have another first question for you, after all, if we are talking about this situation around novaya kakhovka, not understanding the ultimate what is actually happening there now, if what we all really expect now will happen and novaya kakhovka will be occupied. and this city, which is really located on the left bank, the russians tried to gain a foothold and in the end, after kherson

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and i will contact him on skype that it was not very convenient for us to install granddaughters.for hours and it's completely free. have you known the defendant for about a month? i hired them for a major overhaul in the house of the gentleman smoked, he is now in vladivostok and here he has a house outside the city. agreed on a price. everything worked great. well, only the final calculation was delayed. please tell me what my defenses did that made you think they were going to harm you. obviously you have never been kidnapped. otherwise you wouldn't be asking stupid questions. well, maybe it will sound strange, but alexander alexandrovich abducted me. this is irrelevant to the case. please tell me what were your follow the car and jump out. this one with the beard hit me on the head. and i passed out. such actions of mr. lawyer are enough for you, if the victims jumped out of the car and died , then my defense lawyers would be tried for murder. i affirm that you are so happy kazakov that i'm already scared, what happened? just out of the courtroom there, sonny grappled, like da

check denis' own computer view saved internet links check icq mail skype it is possible to view savedquires a password. but just in case, breaking into someone else's computer is against the law. especially without a sanction specifically and such evidence. you understand, denis must be stopped, but i really don't know where he is. i didn't see him today. see, we'll get real you understand the deadline, as long as everything can be resolved amicably. i mean, i'm pregnant in the third month and the doctors in the consultation said that the trucks have to go to bed for preservation. we need money, money. no, you understand? i beg you, please don't imprison him, no one imprisons him. he said how he was going to decide on the internet, and then he said, wait, that's it, i'll decide and that's it. he constantly registered in some kind of sociology, when we are his parents, he enters his computer. i have mine from mine when we walk with a mobile phone. i i really don't know what he was talking about in the chat rooms. he didn't tell me or show me anything. he even drove me away constantly i

she just sent me skype was can you go to snuck on daniel's kid a bit. i need to know what to do was give you the id number. sure. no pets in. i'm not sure if got a had a real opportunity to get back on his feet. albeit artificial ones, he went to cursed sheepish, showed him that one can go on living even without legs. and then he will be able to walk a search for a ship. it is the 3rd fighter who's been home to get a prosthesis and cause this is victor. he lost his right leg and right arm and combat in a roman and cause help. he was also able to come here major, which is a national mission extra still go with the victor was fitted with a prosthetic leg. he's now learning to walk on it with door a year. a promotional is to what the ca, chicata did not said is the we cerebral somebody with gifts that i need to credential. it's just more of the human condition. i think you could do it when you comes of that. just the poor postilion on them. so yeah, she didn't, it's not from victors. 1990 when you were a super shoals region, especially not clear on the up

she just sent me skype was can you go to snuck with daniel's kid a bit? i need to know what to do was give you i did not much trouble but not much you. it's got a real opportunity to get back on his feet, albeit artificial ones. he went to cursed sheepish, showed him that one can go on living even without legs. and then he will be able to walk a search for a ship. it is the 3rd fighter who's been home to get a prosthesis and cause this is victor. he lost his right leg and right arm and combat in a roman. and because help, he was also able to come here, which is a national, an extra the social media. victor was fitted with a prosthetic leg. he's now learning to walk on it with door a year. a promotional is to what the ca, chicata do not said is a thermal, somebody with most of them. but guess that i need to condition, let's just move the unit conditioner. i think you could do it when you come to the batch of the poor postilion on them. so she gets enough from victors. 1990 when you were asking for shoals was region talkers formulas. first, i'm not clear on

with that, she just said the skype was, can you go to snuck them then? yes, a need to know what to do was give you a number struggle. not much. it is good. mm. retaliate had a real opportunity to get back on his feet, albeit, artificial. once he went to school, she showed him that one can go on living even without legs, and then he will be able to walk a search for a ship. this monitors, baton is the 3rd fighter who's been here to get a prosthesis and cause. this is victor. he lost his right leg and right arm in combat in a roman name because help. he was also able to come here, which is a sure and then we'll go go with the victim was fitted with a prosthetic leg. he's now learning to walk on it with here for a year a. he's took the q, do not sidney xena this to you several. somebody with guess that i need to condition just no. you don't think you could, you know, comes of that. just the poor postilion on them for the yeah, she didn't. it's not from victors. 1990 when you read a contractor, he's been fighting since 2020. we're a no one year was up. i mea

do i use skype creams on my face all the time? i stopped eating per period of time and paste my food to perfect that appearance. a sounds very extreme because it was, you know, the process i was going through consumed my entire day. there was no room for anything else in my life, no room for friends or room for family. and i know room for my education either. oh, unable to overcome his unhappiness, denny lost 12th kilos. and despite his parents support, he quit school ah, and which is to cove my life and to 6 months i became housebound. i didn't leave the house because i for if i left the house, people would literally be scattered me. that's how i felt about my appearance at the time that it was so imperfect that people would be scared of me if i walked down the street. a kind of felt like i was trapped, trapped my own home truck to my own head. and unfortunately, it eventually led to a crisis point. i felt like there was nothing else. i was so tired, so exhausted. i and i decided unfortunately to try and take an overdose bmw . ho

i have been speaking to the cofounder of the video calling service skype and a signatory of this openter. i want to know what you've chosen to sign. >> i have no worng on so-called ai alignment and safety for more than a decade now. finally we are at the position where it is becoming increasingly clear to society these things are coming really fast. >> do you think there is a realistic prospect that everyone will pause the work on ai given the impact it is having and desire? >> it is early to tell. but i think it is very realistic. theeading lab, open ai has for a long time been talking about these things come with very grave risk today in response to the letter, he said to the wall street journal in some sense it is preaching to the choir. we have been talking about these issues the loudest with most intensity for the longest. i think he deserves credit for being open about this. >> in the u.k., the issue of small boat crossings in the channel, asylum-seekers remains politically potent. the immigration minister announced plans to move away from using hotels to house asylum-seekers. t

minister of education and professor of politics at elliott state university is joining us live via skype farm. it tbilisi, thank you for your time on al jazeera. how many, how many media outlets do you think will be affected by the floor? there's a lot of concern that it's going to affect media outlets and n g o z as well. but if we can start about just how widely this is going to affect media in georgia. ok, i think it will target all independent mean media in georgia. we cannot say exactly how many, but there are, you know, tv company, online media, media and you're quite polar ice is government control media effectively or formerly government control, the media and version dependent and large part at least stop independent media location. let me get some support from the west or donors and if you get such support, you will be effective. so government says that the gas for problem, the transparency about disease that are lawyers basically modal don't ration law. and in the russia adopting of such a deflation was a step towards repressing independent media and the various, any internati

with some serious tasks, we will sleep a little now and then we will meet somehow on the phone or on skypeill stop there by zoom and discuss something with the zelenskii . how is this not a pleasant format and i have already accepted it, it will be such a psychological step . i really like the common chinese operator of respect

why weren't working on skype weren't they working on skype or zoom , having parties ?parties? i just think it's absolutely disgraceful because they didn't follow the rules. everyone else did. thought we were doing did. we thought we were doing the thing. well, i didn't the right thing. well, i didn't follow school all, follow a school at all, but i was berated and chastised and hated single national hated by every single national because. refused to do any of because. i refused to do any of it. but boris, you were told that if you broke rules, that if you broke the rules, you're putting everyone risk. you're putting everyone at risk. people going die. and people are going to die. and then the roses. if it then they were the roses. if it didn't for them. and didn't apply for them. and i think absolute disgrace. didn't apply for them. and i thinyou absolute disgrace. didn't apply for them. and i thinyou watch lute disgrace. didn't apply for them. and i thinyou watch the disgrace. didn't apply for them. and i thinyou watch the select:e. did you watch the select committee

serious tasks now , we’ll hang out a little and then we’ll get together somehow on the phone or on skypew are you and i there by zoom on the stream, discuss something with the zelenskyi how is this not a pleasant format and i have already accepted it, it will be such a psychological stack, i really like talking to him about the chinese emperor , how much attention if he comes, how much this is not the content of the mission. yes, we are ready to talk with you. well, this is the most important thing for us, and for us the conversation is not a telephone conversation . do you want the last one until he wounds me? i will say to the elephants, there will be a pit, even to some extent more unacceptable than the conditions, the europeans offered some impurely territorial concessions to ukraine , which is now being judged by the point of all and the last statement of ukrainian and chinese production, they somehow don’t even know how to cook and the so- called russian concerns , problems, threats to security, that is, probably in the plans that will bring, i hope they will bring, they will tell

k. government economic visor as she joined us now via skype. will this emergency deal stem a global crisis of confidence? do you think? i think it suddenly is going to pacify some of the concerns of the markets. have fed a window to see how the market's open tomorrow morning, of course. and he was really important for the space to do this deal as quickly as possible to day before and or the markets can react really. and we'll see whether they're satisfied with that deal. and it does seem to be a good solution or because certainly at the end of the week that just passed, it looked pretty unlikely that we were going to be getting out of this program without, you know, a lot of losses, perhaps being born by quite a lot of people and of course the shareholders probably will have done will have losses as a result of this. but at least what it means is that deposits are suddenly going to be safe. and that perhaps some of the outflows that were taking place, particularly from the wealth management side of credit, straight away in return. and that will

he's a journalist and joins us now and skype from moscow. daniel, i'm curious to get the russian reaction to this, the criminal, unsurprisingly holding fan that they just don't recognize this, but might it change britton's travel itinerary is to thank well, this is certainly a very serious developments for pollution. for the kremlin. he's accused of having hospital responsibility for war crimes, with a focusing on allegations or the recruiting children being deported to russia from ukraine. now this is of course going to be by difficult to enforce the i c. c has no police force that are not as a member to carry out and walk right. direct and ring suspects to trial for the have of course will view this as a, as a will, will be this personal re, angered by this russell, very much focus on case president of the icpc, which is founded very call previously persecutions and bring us the trial most likely to be trying to investigate and prosecute us will cons that i've done a thought that was really what territories russell, very much focus on this

with some serious tasks, now we will sleep a little and then we will meet somehow by phone or by skype or how you and i are there by zoom, i will stop by and discuss something with the zelenskyi. how is this not a pleasant format and i have even accepted it and it will be so you are psychological so that when i really like talking to him, the chinese operator cares that he is coming, how much is it meaningful missions yes, we are ready to talk with you, but this is the most important conversation for us, for you, this is not a telephone conversation, do you want the last one until he is on my wounds , if he came to moscow , would you come to kip? we will not accept even to some extent more unacceptable conditions than the europeans have proposed, so this is territorial concessions in ukraine, according to the 12 points, everything and the last statement of the ukrainian and chinese they somehow do not even though you will boil and the so-called russian concerns problems well, the threat is safe, that is, probably in the plans that he will bring, i hope he will bring them, they will tel

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brigades go on the offensive serhii cherevaty, the spokesman of the eastern group of troops, was on skype for taking the time to connect with tsymbalyuk . they promised a word, because uh, and about the topic of what is happening in the east now and what is happening in the so-called kyiv cave hills, where and how they cannot evict the moscow patriarchate from the kyiv-pechersk lavra, well, first of all , they discussed the topic of belarus, but it seems to me that this will be another test of the belarusian society itself, how it reacts to a possible placement until the month of july, how is it the russians also declare, and in the end lukashenko confirms nuclear weapons, let's see how the belarusians will finally realize that this is the final loss of their sovereignty, that this is becoming another territory of russia, this is actually a challenge , everything else, i agree. this is just a muscle game of putin, who is driven into impasse in china well, let's say that china has always been ready for war and we know how much they pay attention to military preparations. we saw their raisi

together with the fact that when people want to restore, restore the empire today, well , let’s also skypevirtual guest with us yevhen karas nationalist military serviceman good evening glory to ukraine you , but before that, let's look at the quote from the secretary of the national security and defense council of ukraine , because the position of the state, as we react to what is happening in the kyiv-pechersk to the lavra, what does mr. danilov say if someone thinks that he should stay there for a certain period of time, then no provocations that the russian fsb wants to arrange on the territory of the lavra, we will not carry them out by the legs, we will not use any force, they will quietly leave there themselves there is nothing terrible here. i understand that they are used to certain conditions, well, they believe in us in power, that they will go quietly . the main thing is that they do not take away everything that is there , although maybe if there are lawsuits later , then everything that they took away, we will be able to return to ourselves to return, but there are also threa

it is expedient, then let him come and speak at the assembly, please, well , look, you can talk on skypephone, or simply come to putin, that is, i think that in principle even now there some politicians sometimes come to putin and talk to him well, i think that's how they will talk and further what putin can be given a separate status , you know, we're talking about some very distant future, if it ever happens, then only after that how will the war be over and it will be clear exactly what specific concessions russia will make in the negotiations with ukraine, i.e. reparations , any agreements? there is some kind of peace treaty, well, even on the territory of the usa, that is, in principle, i think at this time to sign the treaty, you can come to the usa and sign it with him. but again , i say this very, very seriously

meeting with putin, must speak with our president, probably not face to face, but on the phone or skypeay to volodymyr and zelensky, but this is actually i had something similar somewhere in my pants related to china , how far is it possible, relatively speaking, to be friends with the western world and japan and try to maintain good relations there, the future, future investments , hope and so on from china. answered this question in his previous thread, uh, the turbulence of the current shade of plaster of world history says that china, unfortunately, well, we will hear what the chinese leader says, but the very fact that he has already spent many hours with a person who received an arrest warrant about the fact that the rules established after the 45th year in the world do not work for china either , and it is from this that we must proceed and understand this and hope that china, with its powerful economy , can do something about us to be er important to hope of course, wholesale, but the lot has already been cast, and the toparation has to be recognized. thank you very much, yuriy

so we are now engaging our expert who will be with us in our skype communication, we actually got to of the hottest there today what will be with ukrainian the orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate within the walls of the kyiv kyiv-pechersk lavra, we know you in touch, george kovalenko, priest of the orthodox church of ukraine , rector of the open orthodox university of st. sophia of wisdom, we welcome you, mr. george, congratulations , glory to jesus christ, glory to ukraine, god's eyes . well, we would like to ask you about the dynamics of returning even not the eviction, so to speak , of representatives of the uoc mp from our ukrainian shrine, we would like to ask you about the pace of the return of legal ukrainian denominations in our temple is about the kyiv-pechersk lavra because it is, so to speak, similar processes, that is, we return some to their historical homeland in such a grand manner, and the other should occupy their rightful city in the shrine. well, i think that is exactly i am a supporter of the concept that there are two ways for the moscow patriarchate to ex

negotiations with various presidents with someone personally with someone only by phone, i don't know, by skype or what will they be connected with, or viber, it's chinese, not belarusian, israeli tiktok, which chinese tiktok they can chat in tiktok , friends will record thank you for being with us yehor checherin and lesya vakulyuk thank you, we say to you bye date and we say good day to you olga len chronicles the information war from her good day we will start literally in a moment congratulations russian propaganda last week moved within the framework of what was given to it by the western media well this is primarily the topic of the northern stream, they are continuing this week to discuss ukrainian or non-ukrainian or something. what a group, but this week they started with the agenda that russian tv determined our internal ukrainian discussions thanks to the petition initiated by the authors about renaming the russian federation to moscow, russian tv viewers were finally able to learn something from the history. well, and get a few completely conscious motivations to start learning this

say, serious tasks now let's sleep a little and then we'll get together somehow on the phone or on skype or as you and i will be there by zoom, i'll discuss something with the zelenskiy how are these not acceptable formats, i've even accepted it, it will be so psychological stupky , i really like what communication with the chinese emperor is, respect if he comes, how much is this meaningful mission ? yes, we are ready to talk with you. well, this is the most important thing for us, for us, the conversation is not a telephone conversation . i will say the first and the second one more time to the elephants, i will not come, even to some extent more unacceptable than the conditions that the europeans offered, which means some territorial concessions to ukraine according to the 12th point and the last statement of the ukrainian and chinese. although you will be boiling and the so-called russian concerns about problems well, the threat is safe , that is, probably in the plans that will bring, i hope they will bring it, they will tell it on the phone, in general, from moscow, there will be r

it is assumed that then there will be a virtual conversation with president zelensky, be it skype orer canons of special communications. well, look again, i don't have positive expectations, i don't think that anything will turn out so real , but let's try in principle if china really wants he can, i think that if all the calls today told putin that he was ending the war and leaving ukraine, then i thought that putin would have no other option but to obey, because in fact china today well , if china is there, it will take a clear russia's anti-russian position well, it's just uh, the end of uh, and to a large extent, the russian economy is also supported today by ties with china, and diplomatically, it's very important for russia, ah, but unfortunately, it's just me , it's unlikely to happen. that's how i i think that it is more similar to the fact that for some time china watched this war in such a context that if it does not move, it fits. well, it says the victory of russia. if it had been at the beginning , it would have weakened the west, which is in china's hands. if russia fai

and then it got fairly old policies that were designed for an age when sending something up into our skype was strictly the problem of government. it's really expensive, we didn't read it very occasionally because they were so few of these satellites we could just let them sit up there. rollaround, it is big. those days are over. we took it as an opportunity to realize that for a long time we've beenoc processing these applications as long as they abided by a 25 your rule that have been established by nasa ago.imees what that meant was after useful life is over you can hang out for 25 years before we expect you to disappear from space. twenty-five years is an awfully long time. and we could all collectively agreed that sustainability depends on us doing better than that. and so with my colleagues on bipartisan basis we change our licensing practice going forward so that will be a five year role. i think that's just the start prevent the broadcast that to the rest of the world. to suggest their success in space is thinking about space sustainability and develop culpable policy. as were goin

when i tried to connect with skype, i would not call it an investigation, this is a reminder of societyhe law enforcement officers about the existence of such a character as nestor ivanovich shufrych, because he was undeservedly forgotten, like me, especially considering that he is one of the closest associates and partners, in fact, of viktor medvedchuk, a former state traitor it is difficult to call it an investigation. it is just such a general analysis to demonstrate what shufrich has and that in case of interest by law enforcement officers, the future arrest and confiscation will be able to serve the state, that is why we analyzed the business as a business, we did not insert the income and purchases of all this, although you it would be because in the last one, for example, the declarations of shufrych are available, e.e., his father is missing, his son is missing, his assistant e.e. , a long-time parliamentary business partner , vyacheslav cherapanya, and all the main points are on them and recorded that's why it's also an interesting topic well, here we see shufrich with a zoopa

we're joining us live on skype from to please. his aunt, uncle kia, he's a journalist for real political and tom. so tell us where you are now. and what's been happening on the streets with the protests. because his surgeon justifying the parliament building just a few hours ago, that was been a place of some clashes between the 2. and the believe some of the tests are this situation right here is currently hauled, although there are still some policeman standing in front of me. but there are so i know some hundreds of protests is down, arista valley avenue. and there, there are still some slash dispatchers. going on long but and the police is still using zing. it is it, is he gas water channels and pets. and, and tom is the mites demonstration bigger than the one last night. i mean a more people joining these protests. yes there, and i would say so i think that after seeing her how the news speed see, guess more so. yes. so carol's her house for i guess the most the most peaceful them of straight was yesterday more. george and sa

these are life pitches from benet, brack curb to him, ron khan, who joins us live on skype form occupied east recently. and im ron benjamin netanyahu on sunday said that he wasn't going to tolerate any kind of anarchy in the wake of protest. and now he appears to be sticking to his guns and his later statement. that's absolutely right. and you have to question why he stuck to his guns. why he's sticking to his guns. and the reason is very simple. one of the key ministers with in his cabinet, you got on to the defense minister. it has been described as an adult in the room, a voice of reason when it comes to the protest make. and now he's the difference. and it's that one of the reasons he's very worried about this protest movement is because so many of his reservists, afo's pilots, people who are crucial to israel security and actually joined the protest movement . he seeing it through security and he's understanding the actually is role security as a threat because of this purchased mix. and so he was about to give a statement in direct contradiction to what netanyahu wanted saying that

it is also nice for me , as they say, to finally see live guests in the studio, and not some skype connectionne, so i am very grateful to you. i want to remind our viewers that serhiy rykov, a well-known ukrainian ophthalmologist , professor, and iryna shargorod , ophthalmologist, glaucomatologist, doctor of medical sciences and professor, were our guests today. the main thing is that we today we found out with you what we have to convey to our viewers that you should undergo an examination not to listen that there is something wrong with you but to go and purposefully pass these examinations that my guests in the studio said about today and this should be mandatory it is not necessary to have a comprehensive examination . you just came to have an ophthalmologist look at any visual deviations so that there is such equipment that today we showed you in our story every month and a half, you measure the eye pressure , the field of vision and do a ct scan, everything is correct that's right and for patients with lovcola, you must give yourself and your eyes a break. and then everything will defin

he's joining us live on skype font beijing regular to have you alyssa, al jazeera and as soon as the outbreak was identified, a china was immediately targeted with accusations by western governments, particularly the united states. do you think that if it hadn't been facing those accusations that china perhaps would have been more prepared to be transparent and often about what was going on? well, thanks for having me. first of all, i'm certainly, i think the tensions and the even outright aggression unprovoked attacks by the united states were not helpful in a public health context as they were not helpful in trade or other issues as well. that being said, i'm not sure that this notion that china has not been transparent or played a constructive role in the global fight against the pandemic is correct in the early stages of, of the virus. and there were investigations of going in on inside china and obviously to try and find out what had happened as happens in so many other countries. much of that was down to attributing blame that through officials as opposed to finding the actual

he's a republican strategist and lawyer, and he's joining us live from washington dc on skype. thank you very much for your time. when ologist era, what do you make bernie sanders comments that starbucks has wage the most? he called at the most aggressive and legal union boston campaign in the modern history of our country. it's a very strong statement, isn't it? yes, i actually know mr. sanders, i worked with him 22 years ago and travel in fact to the middle east with him. so this is vintage bernie sanders. it's absolutely nonsense. so is this an agenda by mr. sanders and about socialists? they like to see the entire american workforce unionized worse than the employees at a progressive company. like as you reported, like starbucks, he's also an agenda to unionize or certainly make employees. all kinds of americans involved in direct selling a door to door, that type of business, realtors and others. the fact of the matter is this testimony began correctly with mister schultz saying, the c e o. the company has done nothing illegal to nothing wrong. it's ok to say that people l

expedient , then let him come and speak at the assembly, i am asking, well, look, you can talk on skype and generally on the phone, or just come to putin, that is, i think that in principles and now there some politicians sometimes come to putin and talk to him well, i think that's how they will talk and further what putin can write out some kind of separate status, you know, we are now talking about some very the distant future is, if it ever happens, then only after the war is definitely over and it will be clear exactly what specific concessions russia will make in negotiations with ukraine, i.e. reparations , there are some agreements. there is some kind of peace treaty, well, even on the territory of the united states, that is, in principle, i think at this time to sign the treaty, you can go to the united states and sign it with him. but again , i am saying this very, very far away the future is most likely a russian, now they will be untraveled, at least this top. i think that for this lviv and billova, no one has ever heard of her. well, now everyone knows about her. well, and t

he joins us via skype from beijing. thank you for joining us, sir. so the u. s. says they're setting their navigational rights in these waters and according to international law, they all correct, is it china who's in the wrong here? well, international law is the young close, which is un conventional laws are the see actually the u. s. is not a signatory to it, but it says that it has the right to enforce that. china, as you said earlier, claims on on 9 dash line very, which includes these islands. the real issue though is why is the u. s. choosing this time when you know you have broken countries, afghanistan, you have problems in almost throughout asia and the developing world. you have banking issues, they're debating. take talk at the same time that there's a 31.5 trillion dollar overhang of debt in the u. s, so i'm just struggling with ukraine in the picture. why is the u. s. going into these waters at all? well, it is the 2nd time in a week that a u. s. destroyer has been pushed out of these waters by china. if it happens again, how will china react? well,

sunny dial out his era or let's dig into more about what's happening in georgia. joining us now via skype from tbilisi is at opposite really, she's a research associate for the caucus, is that the atlantic council's digital forensic research lab and a former advisor to the national security council over georgia. welcome to the program. so 1st of all, can you explain why this new for an aging bill is so controversial. thank you so much for having me. yeah, the, the foreign agents law enhanced to label media and civil society organizations that are recipient of the foreign funding as agents of foreign influence. the law our mirrors, the russian law on foreign agents which eliminated independent media and civil society organizations in the country. it took russia only 10 years to establish control and censor each of the actors undesired for the crowning and in georgia. everybody's think that same would be for georgia. this law is not just the law. this law will be the beginning of the process of an extra nation of the civil society. also on, on the other hand, itself as a message to the west

meet with the ukrainian president on, or at least to talk through some communication channel, or on skype on telegram, or on phone or background program, there is still no answer. how many days have passed, almost two weeks since the meeting with putin in the kremlin, and when china offered its marina program , he announced that he would offer it to both sides. why did he, at least even formally met only with one party with the other party there is no meeting there is no contact even despite the invitation and desire of the other party will this meeting with this contact take place please well again two theories are possible voting in radio security will show what it is a-a one aa one of theories say that china just started playing such a dirty game and is actually using russia as a tyrant to destroy the western allies there in many directions and in the direction of japan, in russia there is also in the direction of europe and the united states another other the opinion is that china tried to do something , it started with russia. i personally thought that i had the impression that china

an academic, including as you mentioned, ill mosque, but also people i yon talon, the co founder of skype, essentially asking for a moratorium all for the brakes to be put on a i development particularly in the generative space with a focus on models like g, p, t for, but also moving on to other areas. you know, as you mentioned, mid journey text to image and so on. and, and so this is really come off the back of this, you know, massive arms race. we're effectively seeing where as sam mentioned, within the space of less than a year, mid journeys on version 5. i'm all of the big tech companies are piling in to try and build better and more accessible models. and perhaps, you know, the concern is that there isn't enough proactive safety and ethics considerations going on hair and the fear as it be reactive, but to little too late with regards to the comment from your i'm from your comment there around and training. he is indeed right, that these models are veracious, the data they consume immense amounts of data to get to the state that they're in. we're talking, you know, hundreds of milli