u. k. china alfonze listed as guarantors, manual all out for the leaders of express. the positions on the coincides with the south african president saying the admin fee, authoration must, and corey on both sides of the escalates all tease outside of waco as the details. i think it's quite remarkable that the lodging there put in felt the need to bring this agreement to his meeting with the african leaders. in my opinion, it shows the significance. he attaches to these mediation efforts as well as rushes reputation because uh, i think what he's trying to do is to counter what's the narrative that the russian military operation in ukraine came absolutely unprovoked. and the western media and western officials liked to present it as uh, this cruel attempt to grab your print, entire true. where in fact uh, in the view of the russian president, what russia does is defending its own legitimate security concerns in india, praying. and he was very straightforward in describing russian perspective in front of the african leaders. he said that the, uh, that agreement that he a

u. k. china and france o listed as guarantors. but of course, it was the new guys bar as johnson, and the bi and white house that deliberately scuffled those peaceful. and i was talking with international consultant early resumes, and he agrees that washington island london did have a hand in the neutrality deal being rejected. as according to him, he says they want to defeat russia by using ukraine. as we see from the, the draft, the agreement that president clinton showed in the applicant leaders of there was agreement going on early on in the this sounds like the early stages. it was a settlement that basically was approved, it just had to be finalized the wording and final signature. but uh, but then again we had uh the un unannounced surprised. does it say mr. johnson? yes. and i'm sure we had phone calls coming from washington. and lo and behold, overnight the agreement was withdrawn and there's a no real, real serious discuss that. so i think uh, unless you have the us, uh, maybe lender to some degree unless those 2 are in

u. k. china or in france, listed as guarantors, but of course it, most of you okay with forest johnson. and the bind whitehouse that deliberately scuffled those people's. meanwhile, 24 hours ago. african leaders have expressed that positions on ukraine. the south african president quoting on both sides to deescalate. let's get more details, not with oaks on a blank. i think it's quite remarkable that lodging there put in, felt the need to bring this agreement to his meeting with the african leaders. in my opinion, it shows the significance, he attaches to these mediation efforts, as well as russia's reputation because uh, i think what he's trying to do is to counter west the narrative that the russian military operation in ukraine came absolutely on per bolt and the west and media and weston officials liked to present it as a, this cruel attempt to grab your print, entire true. where in fact uh, in the view of the russian president, what russia does is defending its own legitimate security concerns and in ukraine. and he was very straightforward in describing a russian perspective in fr

u. k. china and france, old listed as guarantors. but of course, as we all know, it was the case bars, johnson in the, by the white house that scuffled those piece towards. i was talking about this with international consulting to url ross musing, who believes that oftentimes all and london did have a hand in the neutrality deal being rejected as they want to defeat russia by using ukraine. as we see from the, the draft agreement that president clinton showed in the african leaders, there was agreement going on early on in the sense like the early stages. it was a settlement that basically was approved. it just had to be finalized the wording and final signature. but uh, but then again, we had uh, the un unannounced surprises inside mr. johnson's lexia. and i'm sure we had phone calls coming from washington. and lo and behold, overnight, the agreement with withdrawn. and there's a no real real serious discussion that so i think uh, unless you have the us, uh, maybe lender to some degree unless those 2 are in agreement with the settle

u. k. china and france o listed as guarantors, but of course it was that you guys bar as johnson and the bi and white house that deliberately scuffled those peaceful. and always i talking with international consultant, early rozmini's, and he agrees that washington island london did have a hand in the neutrality deal being rejected. as, according to him, he says they want to defeat russia by using ukraine. as we see from the, the draft agreement that president clinton showed in the african leaders, there was agreement going on early on in the, the sense like the early stages. it was a settlement that basically was approved. it just had to be finalized the wording and final signature. but uh, but then again we had uh the un unannounced surprises it by mr. johnson. vicki a. and i'm sure we had phone calls coming from washington. and lo and behold, overnight, the agreement with withdrawn and there's a no real, real serious discuss that. so i think uh, unless you have the us, uh, maybe lender to some degree unless those 2 are in re meant for the settlement. and nothing's gonna happen. and if

u. k. china and france o listed as guarantors. but of course, as long as the new guys bars johnson and the bite and white house that deliberately scuffled those peaceful. and we start talking with international consulting early rozmini's. and he agrees that washington island london did have a hand in the neutrality deal being rejected. as, according to him, he says they want to defeat russia by using ukraine. as we see from the, the draft agreement that president clinton showed in the african leaders. there was agreement going on early on in the defense like the early stages. it was a settlement that basically was approved that just had to be finalized the wording and final signature. but uh, but then again we had uh the un unannounced surprises inside mr. johnson. and i'm sure we had phone calls coming from washington. and lo and behold, overnight, the agreement with withdrawn. and there's a no real, real serious discuss that. so i think uh, unless you have the us, uh, maybe lender to some degree unless those 2 are in agreement w

u k. china i'm falls as guarantors. do you have agreed to the deal in the early stages of the conflict according to person, but then scraps it under pressure from is less than brackets. we did not agree with you quite inside that the steel would be confidential, but we also never disclosed it or commented on it. it will go away. the draft of this agreement was initialed by representative of the head of the negotiating group frontier. com. so he put his signature there. here it is when he is, it's called the treaty on permanent neutrality and guarantees for the security of ukraine. it contains 18 articles and there was also an appendix. this provisions concern the armed forces and many other things. everything is written there down to units of military equipment and personnel of the armed forces. here's the document, it is initial, but after we withdrew troops from t f, as promised with the key of authorities as their patrons usually do. through it all into the waste basket of history. were of the guarantees that they wi

u. k. retail china, tesco, local journalist frances library has more details. there is no um investigation that they ask you a month. right. so both these are the different open from one of the additions of julie in household by security guards since 2019. it is reported that more than 5 people that have died if the result of being a victim of big dogs with a wounded club locally called the wrong 5, the guys have been charged according to the court. and it is believed that they have not been sentenced and as in, constituting the community that has been affected is seeking the increase on maint or the kind of prints or beneficial to that somebody members, protection against the future. human rights of all admissions. and the change to the court system that they see has denied to stay in just these vic and the national commission on human rights. and now what do montebello wanted to take immediate action? and so to ensure an voltage both to have the needs of all this on the idea, the month to feed into a statement that 18 of, of taking the allegations extremely s

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u. k major european countries. and we will continue down this path to prevent china from thinking that they can take, tie one over quickly and tie one will not serve as a pro father. but at the same time, we will not budge to the chinese pressure. you talked about asking your full support, and you said in prob last week in order for taiwan to stay strong and resilience and to have the courage to continue the policy of maintaining the stages, quote. we do need support from our european friends that coverage that you spoke about isn't waiting list of what i think the people here in tie was. feel that the support coming from europe coming from more time. erica, coming from japan and australia and that kind of support make tie one people feel that we, i'm not a little even facing the military course and for all the chinese side, you told him, the fax is moral support. you said you're talking about moral support. more support, i think the more support is very strong and if you look at the language is coupled with some of the concrete actions that i mentioned before. i think the people feel very confident that the internationa

u. k. the leaders alleged nations like russia and china seek to exploit the western allies resources, and the deal will reduce vulnerability the challenges we face all, much more economic in nature. and the only way we're going to meet those challenges is to work together to strengthen the resilience of all supply chains to research the technologies of the future. to gather the logic declaration also means reduced trade barriers for new technologies, including artificial intelligence. this as the u. k. plans to host a global summit this fall to mitigate a ais risks. the 2 leaders also pledge ongoing support for ukraine. and despite some waiting support of the us congress to continue funding ukraine's defense against russia bite and said the us must remain committed as deterrence. do we think russia would stop and keith, do you think that's all there would be happening? i think not. i think the vast majority of my colleagues, even the critics think that would not be the case as well. today the us and u. k. have been the largest donors to you praise war effort and soon that encourage other nati

china, the government in building coffee, happy about that of the nose. i notice this is quite a serious story and we had a similar story in the u. k. last awesome. what some, some t form, a pilots engaged in similar activities as well. so there's a story that they're speaking of and such a s broke where apparently china didn't just hire these former military pilots to train chinese pilots on how to fly those planes. but also china was interested in learning about native tactics. so essentially the question, what would need to do, what would native military pilots do if china were to invade taiwan, all these things. so i know wanted to get out of these um, for my pilots now. the defense minister was asked on this trip here to comment on this. and he said that then now looking into whether or not the pilot behavior was actually against existing laws, before he starts debates about whether or not germany needs to change it slowly. but then we're already hearing from members of the german palm and back in berlin was saying, well, germany's pilots when they retire, they must only be allowed to pass on their expertise to armies of other nato allies or

of more than 29000 most throughout china and the test of untold numbers of muslims across the country. 2 despite the persecution as long survived the c o c e o, d d o u k e i the northern route of the famous to crow originally started here in chia. and today is the symbolic center of islam were the 1st most can. china was built the, the museums here from the chinese ethnic minority called the wheat people, the moving in the instance capital of the chinese empire. they had one of china's most ancient masks in the neighborhood. the great most of she on measuring 12000 square feet. the great mosque is one of the oldest and most reno and most of the country the sea, and most of them are very proud of this precious legacy. and it is the center of their religious life. the blue there are 21 other most surround it is to the inner courtyards and prayer hole. here, with many of the faithful flock to perform the daily prayers in mamma is one of 10 in the 10s of the affairs of the most fully, lima. i'm an hour there are things in that cuz up to sure. so by josh and try you send on the trish shows in guns that we thought they didn't do and how do they know who liv

that germany is repeating some of the mistakes that made the process in its relations with china. unlikely us or u. k. the german government decided against setting up a national security council of the parties could not agree on where it should be based. so i'm going up the long and winding road of coalition politics, leading to the 1st national security strategy. step 5 and l g, sierra berlin. america's top diplomat is heading for china soon for a long delayed visit. anthony blinking postponed his trip earlier this year after a suspected chinese 5 balloon flew over the united states. pensions over taiwan trade between the world's top 2 economies in the war and ukraine, or some of the hot topics of the discussion. alan official reports from washington dc. they will be putting the balloons out for secretary of state and to be blinking when he touches don't impatient relations between the us and china out at the lowest point in years. this trip was due to take place in february, cancelled after a chinese spied balloon flew over the us and was eventually short done. intense competition requires sustain

u. k, and major european countries. and we will continued all of these path to prevent china from thinking that they can take, tie one over quickly and tie one will not serve as a provider. but at the same time, we will not budge to the chinese pressure. you talked about asking your full support. um, you said in probably last week in order for taiwan to stay strong and resilience and to have the courage to continue the policy of maintaining the stages, quote. we do need support from european friends that coverage that you spoke about isn't waiting list of what i think the people here in tie was. feel that the support coming from europe coming from multimedia rick are coming from japan and australia and that kind of support make tie one people feel that we, i'm not alone in facing the military course, even from the chinese side. you told me exactly this moral support is that you are talking about moral support, more support. i think the more support is very strong. and if you look at the language is coupled with some of the concrete actions that i mentioned before. i think the people feel very confident that the internatio

u. k, and major european countries. and we will continued all of these path to prevent china from thinking that they can take, tie one over quickly and tie one will not serve as a provider. but at the same time, we will not budge to the chinese pressure. you talked about asking your full support, and you said in prob last week in order for taiwan to stay strong and resilience and to have the courage to continue the policy of maintaining the stages, quote. we do need support from european friends that coverage that you spoke about isn't waiting list of what i think the people here in tie was. feel that the support coming from europe coming from multimedia rick are coming from japan and australia and that kind of support make tie one people feel that we, i'm not a little even facing the military course, even from the chinese side. you tell me exactly his moral support is that you are talking about moral support, more support. i think the more support is very strong. and if you look at the language is coupled with some of the concrete actions that i mentioned before. i think the people feel very confident that the internatio

confirm his permanent neutrality with russia. america, the okay, china and france listed as guarantors, but of course it was uh the u. k is bar. if johnson in the vitamin whitehouse it deliberately openly scuffled those pace tools. meanwhile, 24 hours ago, african leaders expressed yvette positions on ukraine with the south african president courting on both sides to de escalate details. now, with a sign of like a, i think it's quite remarkable that the lodging there put in felt the need to bring this agreement to his meeting with the african leaders. in my opinion, it shows the significance. he attaches to these mediation efforts as well as rushes reputation, because i think what he's trying to do is to counter west the narrative that the russian military alteration in ukraine came absolutely on per bolt. and the west and media and weston officials liked to present it. as a, this cruel attempt to grab your print, entire true, where in fact uh, in the view of the russian president, what russia does is defending its own legitimate security concerns and in ukraine. and he was very straightforward in describing russian pe