it's a surface to air defense system and it is u. s. built and the u. s. has already announced that it will send patriots in mid december and the germans are now moving ahead and doing the same thing. you political correspondent, catherine like is thank you to the us now were republican politician kevin mccarthy appears to have failed for a 9th time to win enough support to become speaker of the house of representatives . it's one of the most important jobs in us politics. there's been little to no sign of progress in mccarthy show down with a group of hardly members of the party blocking his election assigned him, offering them various concessions. mccarthy is the 1st candidate in a century who has had to face multiple ballads. the chamber cannot move on to any other business until a speaker is chosen guilty. and d, w. washington bureau chief is full joins me now from where all of this is happening . this is turning into the never ending story and round after round. mccarthy doesn't seem to be making any progress, so how much longer can you hold on? yes, a

u. k. and it hasn't really recovered while in other countries, it was growing during that period. ellsbury is the nearest town to asked and chemicals. people in the area voted narrowly to leave you, but to day we could not find many convinced by the realities of breaks it was a lot of promises my sickly born mister johnson motto, sumani will come true. he saw brother of i'm ready deal. i haven't seen it specs. it is a tragedy where i don't think me, it wears too small to be of any importance anywhere in the world with those situation. we're in the economic situation we're in is the result of breaks it, which was stolen with europe and her here while we're together now is known as issues we tried and whatnot. so, yet more pers opinion and great on know that everything was going to the tough but in the long run will be a control. we'll look after ourselves and go from there 3 years after the u. k. formerly left the you, one thing is clear breaks, it was always a political project for many busines

i am paying to lots of customs duties and are paying in the u . k. and in germany or poland, or rather than just doing everything once i make came in here. so as you have had to do a lot more work for no more business astern is working with raw materials for the cosmetics industry. the increased workload means that the company's productivity has taken a hit and low productivity is something that the british economy as a whole is suffering from in the medium to long term britain will be 4 percent worse off than if it had stayed in the u. that's according to official for cost. so many british business leaders are not surprisingly now asking what really are the benefits of breaks it then the lot ran cannot see any upsides of breaks it for a company. or indeed, her industry with regards to the country as a whole. the british economy has recovered more slowly after the pandemic than other comparable economies. but we've had increased uncertainty since the referendum back in 2016. at that point, we saw that business investment as a share of g d p really too

u. k. and china should actually work together to improve the economy in general, rather than accusing the other side. well, things that are totally groundless. think it's the chinese government was very swift in responding to this alleged accusation that this is not right to politicize a normal business trade. if you know the british government and the intelligence services in the u. k. should be a sophisticated enough to carry out the investigation of this case to find out what exactly has happened instead of just take a piece of news and then enlarge it. and to make it, you know, a big international incident. this is coakley wrong, are just about wrapping up our broadcast live from last. but this is our team to national and from all of us here. thank you for sharing your time with us here in the russian capital, we return at the top of the news. the news for them as ah don't staggers, said den by day to day loving yesterday. and lousy. keep up with anybody. no man's awful sagel shed each do n

and russia foreign minister has headhouse at the u. s. and e u for their involvement in ukraine, saying what's happening is the result of a hybrid war. second level of says, the crisis began way before the military operation began in february, last year, his speech was part of a review of russia's foreign policy. ali hashim has more from moscow. so again, love robes. that us conference today was an attempt to put the whole war and the whole war into the context of the russian west and confrontation as he described it. he even used the term, the final solution. when he was describing the us led coalition, as he described, that's trying to find the solution for the russian questions. he also compared the u. s. and west and attack on russia, he said to napoleon and hitler. so it was like more into a historical context then he went into some detail with respect to negotiations with ukraine, saying that russia is open to the nations. however, it needs some solid points to stand on. also, he mentioned the meeting between the head self intelligen

u and u. k. are increasing the rates that you and i have to pay the credit credit. but many of us are being forced into due to be inflated price of goods and services. these are called interest rates, which is set to the baseline by all governments. the banks justify this by telling us that they are being hit by the rising goods and services and need to charge us more so that they won't go bankrupt. that's not to mention the rob a fossil claim that they also need to charge us more in order to fund billions upon billions of a few crane in order to combat the energy crisis caused by the sanctions on russian oil and gas. don't we all wish that we could all fit our mortgage or credit card payments against someone else? unfortunately, the wall doesn't work like that for you and i, but it does for them. so what is the knock on effects of this? the less money you have, but less you are going to buy. once you've maxed out your credit card, which now costs even more to pay off due to the increase interest. you become significantly poor. if you are poor up. so if your country

u. k. maricia and the u. s. prepared to seek your students are apprehended, but a lawyer on the boat could help sort of, you know, make sure that your rights are being respected every step of the way. but if we think about it, which one we, we take on bullet deal. but if i get arrested, i can't help you. if you're picked up by the american forces, they could charge you with some sort of espionage actor or some treasonous act. them trying to infiltrate a u. s. space. and if they were to get you 100 miles offshore, then granted, they haven't, they haven't total a reason to believe you're trying to get on the base or doing some sort of act of direct activism that you're trying to get on the base and try to sneak on the bay and that concerns me because it would leave you very little opportunity and it would be a great risk tiered to your safety honestly for you to challenge them so openly. if you were to, to try to escape them, they'd forgive me, but they would hunt you down. they would, they would chase you. i r

south american countries want to export more meat to the e u. and this competition worries, european farmers. plus more and more rainforest is being cleared for livestock. farming. environmentalists are fiercely critical of the mecca sewer, trade agreement the america. so countries include brazil, argentina were a gwyle, and paraguay venezuela is currently suspended the america. so a deal would create a market with more than 700000000 people. accounting for almost 20 percent of the global economy. it would be the largest free trade zone in the world. america. so a countries and you reached a comprehensive association agreement in 2019 after 20 years of negotiations. but the agreement hasn't been ratified yet. there had been concerns of brazil's former right wing president james, both so narrow, who ruthlessly promoted the deforestation of the amazon rain forest for moreland spring. indeed, the reporter asked her calling it only, vera answered, how likely is it that this trade deal will become a reality with lula to serve a back as president are very

u. s. and u. k. those arriving in south korea must provide a negative result before their flight and also take a p c r test. on arrival. the world health organization says it's concerned about how china is representing the outbreak. there are certainly issues in terms of the criteria for recording and reporting that's attributable to call with banking. we believe that definition is too narrow, which requires for failure association with my team to be registered as a corporate related debt. that is a very now definition. we know there are difficulties in all countries very often and recording hospital releases admissions use of i see you for some of these. but again, we believe that the current numbers being, being published from china under represent the true impact of the disease in terms of hospital measures in terms of i see your patients, particularly in terms of that. and california governor has declared a state of emergency after powers of power for storm power to thousands of homes in the north

u. k. and australia. the actively involved japan in this blog and a prime minister cuz she does recent visit to washington became the culmination of the smallest st. japan has so once again embarked upon the parcel militarization, the are going to change and unmanned its constitution. in particular, the articles that prevented it from doing that. the process has started. i'm not going to go into detail about the activities of the west at either geopolitical tracks. but speaking briefly about the position of the united states and the west that we consider to be the main problem create in difficulties ever where it can be summed up as follows. washington's line of ensuring dictate into international affairs means the following. we americans are allowed to do whatever we want wherever we want, even if it's at the other end of the world, we will do what we deemed necessary. and you all authorize cannot do anything without our consent, even if you respond to direct threats to your security that we create at yo

the german chancellor and u. s. president joe biden had a phone talk and apparently media and now reporting that all i've shown in that phone conversations head to the u. s. president that he was willing to give his green light ad, to lepper, to deliveries, provided that the us also deliver their m. m. abrams combat tanks. now this is something where we're not sure whether this is true, but it would also fit. some people here in berlin have been speculating that it is one of the main reasons why the gym chancellor has been so hesitant in recent months. and why that has been so much criticism that he doesn't want to go it alone . if he delivers these left 2 tanks, then he only wants to do it includes coordination. and potentially that means only if the u. s. also deliver leopard to tanks, that the pressure on or left shall it is really growing. isn't that nina, i mean, from inside germany as well as at the e. u. and of course at nato, is it understood why he is being so hesitant? well, there is a bit of a mixed pic

u. s. and the u. k. and the to gulshan, people were removed from the islands. we must, however, now look forward not back on decisions about the future of the british indian ocean territory. the government has now considered all the available insulation and has decided against the resettlement of the chic austin, people on the grounds of feasibility, defense and security interests, and the cost to the british taxpayer. the costs of being estimated to, to vary from anything between 55000000 for a me a 50 people going back to anything like 256000000 pounds for one and a half 1000. it would then also trigger the obligation of her majesty's government to pay on an annual basis, the costs of sustaining the population. and in fact, when there is no hospital available, no, no care urgently that can be delivered to people. it is in my view, unsustainable to expect a community of any supp size to exist in such a setting. certainly rosendam, mister speaker, bridger shook all seasons should have the right of self determination. just as we afford to all of her majesty's su

and the u. s. ambassador to the united nations is also fair to be on her way next week. so what's made africa, the global frenzy for diplomatic meetings and recent times is because africa remains attractive. and who those who want to manufacture ah, the equipment that is important in the global economy. whether it's the natural resources that you need for cellphones or for i dig, or for computers, or just to keep the engines going, we have, we have what it takes. and in fact, these are important of dramatic visits because of economy reasons. the united states has made no secret that it is desperate to woo african countries. washington host that the u. s. africa summit in december with rumors rumbling the president biden himself may be accompanied by his vice president. come on harris. later on this year. as the final christian due to, they are quite shipped with africa, but washington's message will face the competition yet, considering that prison, she and president putin will also be in south africa in august for the brick summits. washington is well aware of the self c

u and the u. s. and she was speaking just before the chinese vice premier's speech. so there was that kind of tension and the backdrop of all these crises that i mentioned. some of the buzzwords here and double us have been poly crisis and cascading crises. so the world leaders here really are facing more than a fragmented world. i think they're facing a world and crisis and it's unclear what solutions they can really provide by talking here in davos. he w correspondent, emily, sherwin and i was thank you so much to re his name, to new defense minister, or as pastorius will replace christine alumni to resign. following a series of controversies for the last decade, miss historian has been interior minister of the german state of lower saxony. he now faces the formidable task of overhauling germany's armed forces, overseeing key decisions on military support to ukraine, and much more. boris pastorius is an old hand with a new job, taking the reins of germany's military during times of war and europe. he told reporters he was ready for the taste on ya. d model, disabil

the ugly playbook jointly used by japan and the u. s. to town is china's image, interfere in china's internal affairs and suppressed china's development is packed with danger and hypocrisy. the u. s. japan joint statement contains manipulated a misleading narratives aimed at justifying military build up by propagating and hyping up the so called nuclear threat from china. we firmly reject this am have made serious de marsh's ties of a hill. so made note of japan plan to strengthen his military presence in, in region. and regarding the u. s. i did that washington is constantly ignoring international law, saying, quote, any existing rule that fans in the way of us interest will be ignored, replaced or even thrown out of the window. this as soon as rhetoric towards us policy grows increasingly stern with beijing, warning washington against medley in other countries border dispute with neighboring iran. the chinese site is firmly opposed tracks where a 3rd country points a finger at a bilateral issue between 2 other countries due to geo polit

u. s. and u. k. stood by, as the mass murders unfolded and lead support to the forces carrying out the slaughter. our kids. rachel blevins, has more nearly 60 years after, at least half a 1000000 indonesians were killed by their nation's military and a western back anti communist pert. that was called one of the worst mass murders of the 20th century by the cia indonesia. current president is now expressing regret, but stopped short of calling for accountability with a clear mind and earnest heart. i, as in donasia, is head of state admit that gross human rights violations did happen in many occurrences. and i deeply regret these human rights abuses. the purge began in october of 1965 at the height of the cold war. the anti communist campaign in the west had love you asked to put boots on the ground of vietnam, but they had their eyes on the communist party of indonesia. what is the largest in the world ah declassified documents from the u. s. and the u. k. have since shown the great length they we

and america. so it's going to be a very interesting 2 or 3 months as the u. s. comes up against this debt limit, not on the verge of defaulting. no, but certainly the issue is there and it's got to be dealt with quickly. a fire has torn through a low income area in south korea's capital, forcing hundreds from their homes around 60 make shift and dwellings have been destroyed. hundreds of emergency workers were sent to fight the blaze. it's believed all residents were safely. evacuations, tens of millions of people in china and traveling across the country to celebrate the lunar new year. this weekend, the government ended strict cove in 19 rules back in december. and for many migrant workers who live in cities, it's the 1st time they're going home. since the pandemic began, katrina, you has this report from bay g. 20 years ago, tungsten was left her home in china's south to work as a cleaner in beijing. she promised to return at least once a year, and she did until 2020. when the government imposed covered 19 restrictions on travel. now those had ended. she's

u. s. and germany to send tanks to ukraine or a direct involvement in the war to meet your pascal set on thursday that both european capitals and washington keep saying that the delivery of various kinds of weapons systems including tanks to ukraine. absolutely does not mean the involvement of these countries or the nato alliance in the hostilities ongoing in ukraine. we categorically disagree with that mosque of use everything that the alliance and the capitals i have mentioned are doing as direct involvement in the conflict. we can see it growing all right, from war on all this i'm joined by our guests in moscow is. busy publican, how're an independent defense and military analyst in brussels, is theresa fallon, director of the center for russia, europe, asia studies and in berlin is olaf barrenca, berlin, director of rasmussen, global a political consultancy firm, a warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story at teresa, let me start with you today. how si

u. s. that that's not too many. and almost half 49 percent of europeans believe that the u. s. response to the russia ukraine conflict will negatively impact the european economy. french protesters were back out on the streets again over the weekend as well. a weekly occurrence now in what shaping up to be a revival of the yellow vest protests. those now seem like the good old haze compared to the cost of living challenges that are piling up now and people are quite aware of that. but i'm more, yeah. on the average citizen and the ordinary citizen to day realize the relevance of the demands of the yellow vast. today we work, we have a salary, but despite the salary, we can't meet our needs because we are in fact more inundated with bills and we have almost nothing was 0 money left to live on. we are in perpetual survival. a check or 2 facts. if they called the mid month, we cannot accept that in 2023. there will be people who are looking for food and garbage cans. new people who have housing problems, i think we are entitled to demand better to achieve, to hope best of the h

u. s. and the u. k. have since shown the great length they went to in order to so fear and discord in the country falling and attempted coup, which they blinked on communist supporters. british officials encouraged the unprecedented cracked out with documents from the u. k. foreign office giving insight into the block propaganda campaign launched by london calling for all communist organizations to be eliminated. and it wasn't just the u. s. and the u. k . throwing their support behind targeting. what british officials referred to as communist cancer, the government in west germany was also well aware of the atrocities that were being carried out by the indonesian military, as documents from the federal republic show political, military, and even financial support. but while the size of indonesia, as communist party was 3rd to those in china and the soviet union at the time, it became the target of a brutal massacre. after it was blamed for an attempted overthrow of then presidency car. no, a move western

if you're looking to improve relations between cuba and the u. s. yes, i have 2 things that i wanted to add. i mean, they respect huge full factor for cubans going to the united states. so they have something called cuban adjustment, which is pulse and, and $966.00 and updated a decade later. and basically, it says, but, and any cuban arriving in the united states legally own all legal entry, hold or not. and so on and off the one year you know, claim that residency in the united states now they all the enemy, citizens around the wells that have that privilege. and it's a very big pullback period. also, mean there are many cubans settled in the united states. so when time get hot, they have the capacity to lead. many of the cubans had left in our parents, had time to cuba, had started to invest in small businesses and so on. during the brief approach, mom time the, the by my, my wife will buy them with my president. and the other thing is that they have the, the full, the keep them the united states west. they won the united states, agreed to supply

u. k. and i asked him earlier if this is in fact a sad day for democracy or simply a legal and democratic process that's playing out here in the house. now it's a sign that american democracy is under strain, but it's been unrestrained for years, not just because of the hard, right, republicans in the house. but of course, because of the trump, this continue to back donald trump. denial of the 2020 election, who continued to try to bury any accountability over the capital attack, which occurred almost exactly 2 years ago. 18 of the 20 republicans who objected to killing mccarthy as how speaker last night also happened to be election deniers. so this is assigned, there is a faction within the united states, which has, is committed not just to stop the democrats were stopping aloft, is almost committed to stopping the system from working. and that will be a challenge, of course, for the, by the administration to continue to govern, which it will do. but i think more importantly, and immediately i

for blinking, and u. s. president joe biden, the trip may reveal a lot about their influence or lack thereof with netanyahu's new right when government and with palestinian president mahmoud abbas, whom lincoln is set to meet with next. a stone. i correspond rebecca written in jerusalem. welcome, rebecca. what's expected from today's that meeting with the palestinian president? well, as was the case when lincoln met with benjamin at yahoo, here in jerusalem yesterday, we are expecting him to call for calm for de escalation de escalation. really being the key word of this trip overshadowing and what was the pre plan trip, but really in the wake of the violence of recent days, de escalation being the name of the game. so he will certainly bring that to president mccord abbas. he will also bring up a severing of a security coordination between israel and the palestinians that were severed by the palestinian authority on thursday after a deadly raid in the northern west bank. and that's something that he will

u and the south american alliance known as mercosur. the chancellor has argentina on the 1st stop of his trip to the continent. a moment of remembrance for chancellor schulte and wales iris at the memorial wall, where the names of 30000 victims of the argentine dictatorship are engraved phones on a mano, it's a reminder to us not to take democracy and freedom for granted. but to see it is something we have to stand up for every day for to speak even talk. i interesting. listen at a meeting with argentinian president. alberto fernandez, schultz called for speedy ratification of the free trade agreement between the e u and latin america marker sore group. both leaders want stronger economic ties. i can hear argentina is keen to become a reliable global energy supplier. that's why we also talked about cooperation with lithium mining and green hydrogen rhetoric and shelters key and to strengthen europe's position in terms of energy and raw material supplies. argentina has the world's 2nd largest deposits of shale gas. it also has large reser