u. s. canada ambassador at the china says it is no coincidence. this verdict is out while maine's extradition trial is ongoing. alina messy has touched down in france after agreeing a deal with paris azure man. the former barcelona football style wave to the fans that had gathered to greet him at la bourget airport. he made the journey from spain with his wife and 3 children. it is being reported. he's agreed a 2 year deal with an option to extend until 2024. miss sees official biographer told that he had a bus alone and now the risk being left behind. the big picture is that pneumonia is taking over for the big decisions that all money will just moan, moan, moan, but us men that they'd be left behind. basically got thrown off for a while for too long. i've been trying to behave or if they were new money as if they had more money than actually they did. and they got in the situation last season in which the wages of the, of the 1st team represented a 110 percent of the money coming in technically bankrupt if you comply with financial for play. and

u. s. m. boy has met with diplomats from china, pakistan and russia, and other meetings involving diplomat from the u. s. a. u. india and guitar are also taking place. we'll go to mohammed, jump jim shortly, who's covering diplomatic talks here in the hop, but 1st, let's cross live to charlotte fellows in cobble. hello there. charlotte, thanks for joining us. it's almost getting to a point now where we should talk about what areas the taliban hasn't captured. what's the latest way? you yes, every day it seems we wake up and there's another provincial capital that has fallen to them. we understand that the governor of gods and he actually did a deal with the taliban for him at least to receive safe passage and to get out of there. and then very soon after we got confirmation that the fishing had fallen to the telephone. there has been video circulating so by the taliban showing the gulf gaping safe passage moving out of gas ne, towards cargo. he was filmed at the telephone chick point. he even had a taliban, if schools helping him move through these type of telephone areas. and just in the last

u. s. and china continue. i do the tit for tat accusations between the world's 2 largest economies. vice president harris made her latest stop in vietnam on her south east asian tour, where she called for a movement to put pressure on beijing to quote challenges bowling and excessive maritime claims in the south trying to see and response. a spoke 1st and for china is foreign ministry argued the u. s. isn't even a part of the un convention is referencing, and that it's track record speaks for itself. a ball heating the u. s. has returns to join the united nations convention on the law of the session so far, but claims to uphold the convention. maybe us has recklessly intervened militarily in afghanistan, iraq, and syria, but claims to be bending the interests for the small countries. so i think it would be much more credible if it said that it was offending the you. every legend, enablement and its own interests. meanwhile, trying to deliver the shipment of 200000 vaccines to vietnam the day before harris arri

china. so in the u. s. managed to contain their, they still have to deal with the upstream inflation coming from china because the u . s. no matter what they still purchase goods from china, they still purchase consumers, tables, and all the commodities and the earth, minerals that we talk about, that store comes from china. so upstream, why? you have to think about that in the logistics turn. excellent points to consider here, christy, i don't go anywhere just yet. we'll have you back to talk about the world of crypto street and the united states set. it finally released the text of its bipartisan infrastructure bill sunday. aiming to pass the massive measure this week, but this bill does a lot more than just deal with infrastructure. buried within this new legislation are new regulations that could potentially cause serious harm to the crypto currency industry. joining us now to break that down or boom bus co host, a crypto adult bend swan and christiane, who i know it's been so long since we've had on

k e u, china, pakistan. there's also 2 g cast on turkmenistan and turkey. and even the envoy from germany is here today. but again, very little detail as to what is happening behind closed doors. we are expecting that a delegation representing the afghanistan government will be arriving here. i've been told by that delegation that they are expecting to meet with the assembled on boys. and that that meeting should take place over the course of an hour and a half or 2 hours and that they expect that more details will emerge once that meeting has taken place. i've also spoken with dr. abdullah dollars team. he is the head of the national reconciliation council in afghanistan, and they have issued a statement with regard to a meeting that they held yesterday on day 2 of these talks with the extended troika countries that's comprised of the us, russia, china, and parker, san. it's a group that gets together intermittently, every few months, to discuss ways to try to solve the crisis in afghanistan, and to try to get those parties back to a negotiation and to try

u china pockets on becca stand. and the you in, we were told earlier that the russian delegation had arrived, but it seems they have not yet gotten to these talk. so it's unclear when they will be arriving. also unclear when dr. abdullah, who is the head of afghanistan high council for national reconciliation, and other members of the african governments negotiating team will be arriving here at the venue. they are in the hiv spoken to members of the team. but they are not yet here at these talks which have started today. another bit of lack of clarity at this hour is what role exactly the taliban will be playing. i spoke earlier with a tyler bond spokespeople and they said it was unclear if they were going to be invited. what's interesting about that is the fact that we have seen in statements issued by the office of ambassador for odd that he and others involved in these talks intend to press the taller bond into giving up violence into signing off on some type of a ceasefire. but it's unclear exactly how that's g

u in the u. china pakistan. and it was becca st on we were told earlier that russia had arrived as well. but it seems that that delegation has not yet made it to these talks, which are all happening so far behind closed doors is of course as a country hosted event. this is an attempt to try to formulate some saw some type of international response for the rapidly deteriorating situation in afghanistan. a chinese court has rejected an appeal by canadian man sentence to death on drug smuggling charges. robert schellenberg was given a 15 year, a jail term in 2018, but he was re sentence to death 2 months later, after the top chinese tech executive mang ones who was arrested in canada at the request of the us. grease the prime minister has apologized for not doing enough to tackle devastating fires burning across the country. you're looking at life pictures from area in greece and officials in the country, blaming climate change. but critics say the government should have been better prepares britons, prince andrew,

u. s. and china were in the mid single digit. so it's not really that surprising that now it's recovery balance is also less than that of the u. s. and china, japanese manufacturers are falling behind because they rely heavily on foreign demand. and now with global inflation on commodities and raw material pricing, that is likely going to pressure demand even further. and on top of that, with cove it the slow roll out of its vaccination prod, program, and a series of emergency measures. they've hurt consumption. japan black, the roller is among the slowest for industrialized countries and tourism. that's also a huge part of the japanese economy. but now this industry has been hit very hard by the pandemic, as it keeps foreign investors for investors and visitors away. and you have to take a look at, you know, they had this gigantic tourist event in the olympics where they didn't allow any spectators to come. so that had to yeah, i mean, we're considering how much they definitely had to spend for that. now when we take a look at th

u. s. has been criticized for not doing enough to help other countries, especially when compared to china and russia. so why is the u. s. and specifically harris now making this promise of supplies and funding to vaccine or to vietnam rather this week? well, i think they've been stung by that criticism. even more important though, as a criticism, i think, is the claim that here in the united states, hundreds of millions. so that way, more than we're talking about with vietnam, hundreds of millions of doses are being stored are being kept back from the market even as plans are beginning to be wrapped up for the booster shots, the 3rd and potentially the 4th shot. so the criticism around the world has been that the united states is keeping for itself the overwhelming bulk of life saving help and not sharing it with the rest of the world. the chinese and the russians are, by contrast, at least doing less of that kind of warding. and that is what vice president harris is trying to deal with, but it's talk okay, apologies for interrupting our regular programming the day. so to bring you some break

china sea. the u. s. navy has regularly carried out freedom of navigation operations in the south trying to see something that china finds provocative and southeast asia. the us seizes as an increasingly important region. it's coming under increasing pressure from china. so for the u. s. foreign policy here is about strengthening ties with the countries here, so that they will see us as a counterweight to china's growing influence. now, us president joe biden is not the 1st leader to one closer ties with the region. president obama had a pivot to policy asia, which was about re balancing foreign policy toward away from middle east towards asia. now the ca, harris. well, come, harris is also going to be visiting vietnam later this week, where she's also expected in her conversation with the leader to emphasize the needs and the need for an open and free indo pacific region. now, how is all those being seen in china? well, china's official city one news agency said in an editorial on saturday that harri

and partly because china views the freedom of navigation operations conducted by the u. s. navy, in the south china sea as provocative. now come la harris, his visit is intended to signify 2 countries in the region that the u. s. is committed to keeping a rules based international order and in keeping the south china sea open. now part of the u. s. policy will be about strengthening ties with countries in the region. so the u. s. can be seen as a counterweight to china's growing influence. now how is china viewing this visit? while china's officials in one news agency portrayed at harrison visit as a drive to contain china. and it also describes the u. s. approach as outdated cold war thinking intended to create division and confrontation. now one of the things that harris will have to contend with during her visit is answering questions about of gonna start collapse and answering questions about us as credibility and commitment in keeping his foreign policy promises bow. the head of has the law, those fuel from iran will soon be arriving in lebanon. fuel prices jump by 7

u. s. yeah, it really is interesting to see how china is responding to the policies we've seen from the u. s. over the last few years. now another story that came up this week was the fact that the chinese government is also moving to regulate the algorithms used by tech companies like fight, dance, and tens, that whole thing. now of course, china is known for having strict controls that and the majority of social media sites we use here in the u. s. so what kind of an impact is this restriction on individual algorithms expected to have? well, i think it's a huge, over step by the government to try to regulate the algorithms of private company. essentially what they're saying is, hey, you're doing too good of a job at what you're built to do. we need you to tone it down a bit and be less powerful and thus less profitable. the csc released a 30 point draft proposal friday, and a soliciting public feedback until september 26. and these new rules will regulate algorithm empowered recommendation activities on the internet, including content aggregation, personalized recommendation and search r

u. s. and it's help. and, you know, on one hand, we have biden's saying that china and russia would want nothing more than the then for the u. s. to keep feeling billions of dollars into a war they can't win. but on the other hand, the more hawkish members of his administration are already warning about. like you mentioned, china and russia having even more influence on the region and working with the country. so even with the u. s. appearing to back down. now, are we likely to see a change in policy anytime soon? i don't think so. i think the policies that are in place by the united states have been a failure now for years and they weren't changed. finally, mister biden understood, as mister trump did before him, that this was hopeless, and they should get out. they didn't prepare it very well, they didn't executed very well. they didn't do much of anything over there really very well. and that tells you more about the long term problems of the united states than it's going to tell you much about the others. the competition from the europeans, the japanese, the russians, the chinese. there are lots of pe

china sea. this is also where the u. s. navy has retained the been carrying out freedom of navigation operations, something that china views as a provocation. none us president joe biden is not the 1st to want closer ties with the region. us. president barack obama had his pivot to asia policy, which was essentially about rebalancing foreign policy away from the middle east towards asia down. so for the us, part of it will look like strengthening ties with countries in the region, particularly those with competing claims in the south china sea against china. because these countries, many of these countries are coming on to increasing pressure from china. so strengthening ties. so that the u. s. can be viewed as a counterweight to growing chinese influence. now come, la harris is expected to not only put out the layout, the future of us ties in the region, but also to talk about the need for an open and free indo pacific region. now, how is trying to viewing this while we know that china's official sin why news agency said

u. s. and china just at the very worst moment. and now christy, before we go, where are you seeing this trade war and to kind of octavio is point, where were you seeing that going here in the next 6 months, up to 4 years of the vitamin ministration? well as well by ministration. they seem to be less more so defensive, less offensive, like what the trouble ministration was. and by that i mean, trump was offensive in terms of sloppy on sanctions, sloppy on tariff being very aggressive in terms of his train negotiations with china by didn't. on the other hand, he seems to take a more defensive approach. he's interested more so in protecting technology, protecting ip, maintaining for trade relationships and everything. so i think it will slow down be a good russian towards. china will certainly slow down and especially if we do have the 2nd wave adult have very virus. i think in that at that point, it's going to be foolish to try to try to pressure china in that respect. so i think when, when the entire gold starts slowing down becaus

of state antony blanket on sunday, what china demanded that the u. s. played an active role in guiding the taliban. china wants to see the us possibly input funds, humanitarian aid, economic aid to of gone ascent help stabilize the situation. we've had chinese for ministry for days now say that this was a so called mess as they just glad that enough gone aside created by the us. so they want to see us play a role in cleaning out that mess as well. now chun is yet to officially recognize this hold on as a government, but it was one of the earliest players to recognise the taliban as a legitimate political force. we saw the lead to one of the taliban leaders of the guns fired visit china in july. hold very high level talks, and during that visit china promised to play a role in the economic reconstruction of conasauga in its transition. and enjoyed time the toll bonds said it would help to hold the e t. i am weak group at bay for china. i think throughout this whole process, china's approach has very much been to give the taller bond space to prove itse

u. s. need to stand up to china. but is there any indication that the trade war has actually helped us businesses? and to that point, if tariffs aren't the answer, what is the answer in a trade or a trade dispute? that is to say, between the 2 worlds, 2 largest economy? well, let me answer the easy part. first. the government of the united states under the trump, imposed a set of tower ups whose major purpose as many of us said, was going to be a burden of taxation on american companies importing those goods from china. and now having to pay the united states government the tags, mr. drunk kept saying the china would pay the tax because he didn't want americans to understand the day and not the chinese were going to pay it. and now we can see that the result was bad for business and obviously bad for the american people. and given the performance of the chinese economy, the damage done, there was either the same or less than what was done here. so that was a fail number one, number 2. here's the single most important

u. s. envoy has met diplomats from china, pakistan and russia. other meetings with diplomats from the u. s. u india and also taking place us get more on the talks now with my jim jim who is life for us in the hallway. those talks are taking place. so mm hm. a day, 3 of 3. any progress made so far has and there been no official statements that have been made thus far today with regard to all the delicate diplomacy that has been going on. it is unclear what exactly is being discussed. these are closed sessions that are happening just behind my left shoulder down that hallway. that is where the meeting is currently going on between the delegation of the taliban and the various special envoys that have assembled here, including us special envoy for afghanistan, all my lives at and the pottery, special envoy, doctor butler and bonnie. now, what we do know thus far today is that just a few hours ago, there was a meeting between the african government delegation and the envoys that are here. that meeting lasted about an hour and a half, as it was expecte

china? absolutely, it's the exact same thing, whether it's in the u. s. or china is a quid pro quo. you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours. reciprocating trading, favors and everything like that. so billionaires, yes, they do have a stay in china, but it's not going to be as effective as maybe here in the u. s. there's no specific lobbying parties or anything like that, but as i mentioned before, earlier, it's a re shift and redistribution of wealth. yes, the tech industry is going to lose money, but you know what? now the party gained has gained support of the automakers of the renewable energy. guys, jack moore has now gotten overtaken by a water bottling ceo. so basically the party at the same time, while it makes enemies, it is also making a lot of friends, which is exactly what happens here in the us under the, by the ministration. we have big oil now and all the electric car manufacturers that are getting a booth. so it's trading favors. they are always going to have some more power. they're always going to align their power in the best interest. other people so bo, bus co ho

so yes, instead of looking at china as the adversary, the u. s. should look at china and say, how are they making friends around the world? and i think it's so interesting with the vice president campbell, a harris in vietnam right now, that the u. s. was going to announce that it was giving a 1000000 doses of the vaccine to vietnam. and china preempted by saying we're giving to 1000000 doses. well that's the kind of competition i think would be good . who could be doing more to help people around the world in the pandemic get out of poverty, provide electricity, clean drinking water. there's so many things that we need to do and could be doing by this kind of positive competition. medea benjamin co founder of and he will organization code pink. joining us here live on asi international. great to see you as always. media, thanks for joining us on the thank you i. let's cross back live now to water and i've got to start off season. what i'd gas did is live again in the capital region . i'm just getting into the wee hours of the night for you to go o

u. s. doesn't want to be seen to be caving to china and either just trying to want to be saved see to be caving to the u. s. i think there is perhaps 11 reason development that it might militate in favor of some kind of diplomatic solution, which is the recent arrival of the new chinese ambassador to washington. he arrived in late july, june gong. he's an experienced official, not that experience in american affairs, but very, very experienced the chinese politic, which is what counts here until he got there, there was no ambassador in either of the other country in either capital. so now we've got some top potential channels for communication it's, it's a big question mark though, whether one can, can bridge the vast gap in trust that still exists between the 2 countries. and it's not just an issue for america and canada. i mean, these sorts of tactics are being used by the chinese also for streaming as well, including astronomy. in generalist chung lay, she's awaiting her verdict as his canadian man michael cove coverage. i mean, is this a sign of what's to come for them? i'm actually this so

china here. there is a need to seek some sort of deflection away from your failures in u. s. policy. so they're, they're looking for a culprit in china is the logical corporate are lots of natural disasters for us. we get into the world update here on our end to national wildfire. there's been raging for 3 weeks now, has decimated a tiny california mountain community. leveling most of its historic downtown area and raising blocks of homes. aided by tend to drive agitation and strong winds. the dixie fire has been named or ripped through greenville buildings, dating back to the gold rush era were destroyed along with a school the petrol station, a church, a hotel in the museum residents have been told to leave the area along with those in another nearby tiny mouth community that have taylorsville where it's not just california to toki, we go nowhere in the south of the country wildfires a continue to prove a serious problem and they've now spread to the gold chip fast ho, where hurts of wild horses famously. rome, a people are demanding immediate help from the authorities to protect th

u. s. slammed china for supposedly withholding access to data. but a special mission concluded that it was unlikely. the virus was artificially created. former president donald trump, a frequently used inflammatory rhetoric, branding at the china virus. it may us president joe biden ordered us intelligence agencies to accelerate their probe into origins of the virus and to report back in 90 days. well, let's learn a little bit more now. live now to scott ritter, a former marine corps intelligence officer, joining us here on the program. great to see today. thanks for coming. coming on. so quickly view your an intel man and to these claims strike you as possible. i mean, it's definitely plausible that the united states intelligence services hacked into a chinese database and extract the data what the data shows is. there's another question altogether. i don't know they haven't, they haven't, haven't provided it. i do know that in the united states we have a tendency to politicize intelligence. right now there is a i think there is a tendency to fi

u. s. makes rule for china should do, but it does. so it's so this created, it will explain a lot of the from, from the us towards china, the china, on the other hand, it started to look towards us. well, in the way of a model s d, my pointed out as well, it's a political system. i don't really do much at the moment. it's very much polarized, seem to be undergoing a cultural evolution. technological they're, they're, they're struggling as well. they're economy, it's in bad shape, infrastructures enfolding. you have this huge concentration of wealth, social, economic presentation. even america, allies, really, as we discussed with more stream, is really taking their orders anymore. and so that they don't see the united states united states in relative decline, which is a reasonable conflict. terese so, so why, why should they be lectured around by the united glenn people in china that remember the great cultural revolution. and they saw how devastating it was for china and seeing traces of it emerged in the, in the, in the u. s. and th

the china u. s. has been an incredible source of missed information about china most before and during the pandemic about many different issues. and certainly about the origins of covered, maintain congressional republicans loyal to trump. recently released to report their own report, the choosing china lab. and we have this, this new report from the intelligence community that is well known for lying openly to the american people and the international community to advance american strategic entrance. remember, all 7 is given to the un security council just by invading iraq after 911. and even when this intelligence community isn't lying, it often get things horribly wrong, like american prospect from progress in the past 20 years. so those who trust the american mission now whatever it is, do so personally for political reasons, not scientific ones. professor mahoney, i wanted to ask you because the western press never touches this story and i wanted to ask it. obviously the blame game has begun each

us that covered 19th being politicized by america to further its own strategic interests against china. u. s. has been an incredible source of miss information about china most before and during the pandemic about many different issues. and certainly about the origins of covered my team. so those who trust the american position now, whatever it is, personally for political reason, not scientific ones. i think the real question here is the fact that, you know, this research was ongoing and it was transparent. and furthermore, that the u. s. for many decades has played a key role along with china and providing a global public health. i know the global public health security, clearly those, this idea that it is a nation of the oregon from a lab, this conspiracy was this lab late. why is definitely a weapon migration to further america strategic interests against china. story time now kids and it's the simple tail of a young girl and her friend a grizzly bad. but it also seems to have caught the world's imagination as the russian tv cartoon. masha and the bad scene of stiff competition from t

e u, the u when china pakistan was becca stan and copper all assembled here. first, they met with a delegation from the afghanistan government led by doctor de la de la. he's the head of the national reconciliation council for afghanistan. those meetings lasted for about 2 hours. not too long. after that, you had a separate meeting between the envoys who are assembled here and a delegation from the taliban. it's not clear what was discussed in those meetings, but if you look at a statement that was issued by all my lives out before he arrived here and don't have which stated in several planned rounds of meetings over 3 days, representatives from countries in the region and beyond as well as for multilateral organizations, will press for a reduction of violence and cease fire and the commitment not to recognize a government imposed by force. that statement seems to indicate that all the assembled parties here were trying to convey a message to the taliban that it will be no international recognition of any government that is seized by force by the taliban in af

u. s. and china to crack down on the trafficking of endangered species in the upper gulf of california. many hope whatever the solution may be. it will strike a balance between conservation and the livelihoods of fishing communities. manuel rap, hello al jazeera, centrally been mexico. ah, this is just, you know, it's good around them. now the top stories us president joe biden is promising to make every effort to evacuate. all americans and afghan allies safely by the says, the evacuations have been among the most difficult lives in history. gunfire has been used to push back huge crowds gathering the cobbles. apple make no mistake. this evacuation mission is dangerous and evolve risks to armed forces and has been conducted under difficult circumstances. i cannot promise what the final outcome will be, what it will be that it will be without risk of loss. but as commander in chief, i can assure you that i will mobilize every resource necessary. and as an american, i offer my gratitude to the brave men and women of the us armed forces are carrying out this mission. are incredible. as we

u. s. the now that golden dragon china index, which tracks 98 a china is biggest firms that are listed in the u. s. fell as much as 4.5 percent on the news. so how much of an impact can something like this have? well, we haven't really seen much of an impact in terms of the tech stocks here in the united states and probably like just fed rachels because we can't really do what they can do in china here. even though we've talked about it and talked around it, the anti trust issues. so i think that what we're seeing in the u. s. right now is it's having some of its own headwinds. and of course, any of the china listed fox, the u. s. has gone down separately, but some of the giants here like microsoft, for example, has hardly off the highs even with the market correcting today. so at this point hasn't really been much of an impact. and amid this crackdown, taiwan ts m. c has overtaken 10 cent as age of the most valuable stock hitting a market cap of roughly $540000000000.00. after gaining nearly 10 percent this year alone. is that more about the crackdown pushing 10 percent down or the increase