u. k. all the way through leisure, family vacations, these tourism dollars, that vacation suspend on restaurants, travel and hotels help the local economy to generate revenue for growth. small and developing in 3rd world countries are even more in need of this cash flow because in some cases the tourism industry is the main driver of their local economies that provide employment for the towns. world wide. $44.00 countries rely on travel and tourism industry for more than 15 percent of their total share of employment. these poor centric countries are the hardest hit from global travel restrictions and inflation. but an absolute dollar amount cus tours in industry contributed over $1800000000.00 to us economy, followed by china at $1600000000.00. a tourism has continued to recover in 2023. an overall international arrivals have reached 80 percent of pre pandemic levels. and the 1st quarter of 2023, and estimated 235000000 tours problem internationally. and the industry has continued to show its r

all the latest. the chief of britain's special forces destroyed computer data to high potential evidence of war crimes committed by british soldiers. enough gun is done against civilians, according to u. k. media, all these donor culture has more details for a decade. the moral and legal implications of allegedly dozens of summary executions of f. dan civilians had been hanging over the head of the british. i say yes. with a renewed public inquiry. lawyers are trying to get to the truth. but just as they came within an inch of the answers, they thought it turned out the evidence had already been destroyed in the defiance of the tool to stop for the u. k. had cool with this booming into deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server. showing that before operation north, when we investigate just arrived at the u. k. headquarters to inspect it. according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian debts involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at th

u . k. and all the allies like kind of has the laces from the white house. president biden strip is now well under way and a busy time in the united kingdom of visit with the british prime minister, and then a meeting for the 1st time with king charles. on his way to view k, president biden held a phone conversation with the president of turkey at risk of the one in which the issue of sweden's membership of nato was discussed. took it is opposed to giving membership to sweden because it says that sweden has a security issues which has got to guarantee before we can consider membership. president bite and pressure rising. took it to accept sweden as a full member of nato. been a president biden? will be going to lose the weight and yet to attend that nato summit. and that's going to be some awkward moments. the in the lights of his decision to supply cluster munitions to ukraine. and it's ongoing conflict with russia. more than 2 thirds of nathan members have outlaw the use of testing munitions. so c

u. k. game, all the way back to 1894. that's where reckless began to bet office, cool, the spike, a fingerprint of climate change. i think really amazed how june 2023 has turned out, being a mutual address for many, many years now, many decades. and it's been extraordinary, pretty much the extent to which we saw sunshine and the prolonged high temperatures over to 3 weeks. i mean, some weather stations. so in excess of $25.00 degrees celsius over a fortnight's was. so that's just incredible. so all the numbers suggesting that we're going in the room direction when it comes to the heat, the intensity of the heat and how per long ditches the ssl just here. and these are the top stories, at least 9 palestinians have been killed. the more the 50 engine and a major is reading rate focused on the janine refugee camp. and they all can find west by thousands of slept the area, some with tick s as they tried to escape raise it. also being carried out in ramallah with tempest and thoughts.

u. k. and the combination of those to means all tech sector is disproportionately successful. so we have a loss of knowledge in the u. k. in this area, we go to the right language, you've got to find times, and then we go back convening power that we all very, very proud of. we do not pretend that we have all the offices, but we are part of the process of finding out results with us citizens across the border into north korea was outs authorization, and these lakes are being detained. the vine who's believed to be an american soldier, taking part in a tour on the din militarized board, separately north and south korea. according to local media, he was with a group of visitors, individual palm on monday, suddenly bolted over the brake line, which marks the border you and just confirm the authorized crossing did take place and it says it's working to resolve the incident. my honda is joining us live not from washington dc. what more do we know about this, mike? of the well, the pentagon has just released the statement. it's saying that a us service member on an orientation to a w

all parties concerned. and i think this is also the position held by the united states, canada, 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 europe for 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 is a 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 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 languag

u. k, canada, and etc. they have all be engaging in the very periodic uh, freedom of mitigation operations in these area. and many of those the service ships sell through the pipe was straight. and these kinds of actions are just the extremes in packing up their stores. and i believe that all those countries that i mentioned have a stake in the piece disability over the power straight area. and they are taking concrete actions to pack up their records. do you not worry that by seeking washington's help, your not caught up in the rock bottom relationship between the us and china and the badging may be about to write to the pressure on you some k to send a signal to washington? i guess the question is long as you endanger, becoming a pawn to be played by both sides. that is also a question. ask frequently in taiwan. in fact, some people here in taiwan argue that the work comfortably is between the united states and china. and therefore, taiwan should thoughts the bullets from these 2 giants and we use stay neutral. but i t

u. k. well, they all mobilized. oh, well, the more experienced fighters, the no, but most of them were just like me. the greens 90 feet brigade, nice decent soldiers are but somewhere just wind and crooked. most of the off for the 95th, which is now he and the agreement, naya, the yes, but as of some of these couple is, so who does it consists now mobilize troops or some kind of experience come on this from the national battalion. so people come in 0, i haven't seen experience commanders, there were a few officers, even less of those who have brides and experience that was it together, and i can't release of the how did you end up in the agreement, naya, tell me what you've been doing here, recently who were brought from, she told me, i just live at the entrance board. it somewhere nearly mine. we have our base there . from there we go to the training ground for a week or 2. after that, they brought us to the forest and to show that we've been here for a week yesterday, they wants to get us into a meal. sure positio

tour mostly in the month of august, and then we're going to the u k and all around europe for september many cities as we can, as many accents and other languages i can't speak as i can. >> brian: but you can do the uk. >> i can on the uk pretty good, depends what town. it gets complicated. >> exactly. >> steve: so when you were first starting out, i was reading today, as a kid of eight you started playing the piano. >> yeah, somewhere in there. >> steve: and your brother had a band. >> yeah. >> steve: and you guys were essentially a cover band at the time. >> yeah. >> steve: and would travel around upstate new york. >> we did, yeah. >> steve: who were your favorite entertainers to rip off? >> man. all of 'em. you know, my biggest, my biggest music hero was billy joel. elton john, the beatles. it was mostly stuff that my parents liked, and maybe ten years after their youth, you know, that era. so a lot of hippie rock. >> steve: and next thing you know you're a piano man. >> exactly then i start playing piano and 25 years later billy joel called and offered me a tour, which was awesome.

u. k here today. and that's all i safety summit as we have that conversation with industry, with governments, with technologists, we will be able to see the most effective way. an effective is going to be what we focus on. but the most effective way, at the moment we comp possibly know because we need to understand more about the current state of the technology. and the way the technology is going to vote for the worry is this is moving so, so fast. and as you know, global governance, just look at climate change moves so slowly. well, i think there's a really incentive to move fast in terms of these conversations and this governance as well, because you're absolutely right. the evolution of this technology because it is being used to have. ready if i is moving incredibly quickly. so the challenge for us is to maintain pace, is to maintain energy in some is to maintain international cooperation and coordination, and the u. k. wants to play it's policy and the we all planning all part to do exactly that. the case is s

all parties concerned. and i think this is also. ready the position held by the united states, canada, u. k, and major european countries. and we will continue 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 pro bother. but at the same time, we will not budge to the chinese pressure. you talked about asking your full support. um, 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 factors as models, supporters enjoy 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 co

u. k. court is expected to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned that u. n. a. c. all they use rwanda. so their own refugee schemes, olivia, and refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal this decision to the supreme cold. will the quotes decision, hostile and attention from the best and the u. k. so we heard from some of them are clients who are very scott of a sensor lambda come to say, know nothing about. and i say now that being serious, i've never heard all say so they've reached protection and safety and the most that you have puts out more pressure for that. you can go by my to suspend that. i get a manual that alonda a small fee and that shameful view. respect you not a rifle, the a very few. one, it's usually a whole time because this is a flat set policy that the court has ruled is on the phone. and i'm delighted for those individual assign them, see cause to have one that case today. earlier we discussed the issue with the president of our one them political party. she says the u. k is a very well developed country that should

so once we have have this international conversation, which we all playing alcohol to in the u. k here today. and that's all i safety summit as we have that conversation with industry, with governments, with technologists that we will be able to see the most effective way. and effective is going to be what we focus on. but the most effective way, at the moment we comp possibly know because we need to understand more about the current state of the technology. and the way the technology is going to vote, the worry is, this is moving so, so fast and this, you know, global governance, just look at climate change moves so slowly. well, i think there's a really incentive to move forward in terms of these conversations. and this governance as well because you're absolutely right the evolution of this technology because it is being used to have. ready if i is moving incredibly quickly. so the challenge for us is to maintain pace, is to maintain energy into is to maintain international cooperation and coordination. and the u. k. wants to play it's policy and the we all playing all part to

u. k. court is expected to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned that u. n. a. c. all they use rwanda, so their own refugee schemes, olivia, and refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal this decision to the supreme court with the quotes decision hostile and attention from lots of us and the u. k. so we heard from some of them the client's was already scott of a sensor lambda come to say, know nothing about my son. now, that being said, as i sold, they reached protection and safety. and these have for a long grueling to most of the u. k. puts out more pressure for that you case of our minds to suspend that i get a manual that alonda is faulty and that shameful deal. respect you not a rifle the a very few days while it's usually a whole time because this is a flat set policy set because roles is on the phone and i'm delighted for those individual assign them because you have one that case today or they are, we discussed the issue with the president of our one and political party. she says the u. k is a very well developed country that sho

the, some of those vehement, supposes all of these conflicts and u. k that is pulling romania. these countries of shots the markets, find the impulse of view canyon grain, as well as all the agricultural goods which they see is damaging to their own domestic markets and fall monsoon. great. and we'll have to find other ways to transit what other markets to sell the boost agricultural goods in it must also be mentioned. that's ukraine is repeatedly being accused of using the green card will be by there in colorado, provided by russia with guarantees that any vessel lab will be, will be saved from attached to noon attacks of its own. uh, that is surface pro time because the drugs as well as the aerial drones against targets in crimea for example. and the, it is believe the crime in ridge to russia has for many months, pointed out that you paid is violating the time of the grades. the last for the great zeal itself, which was launched at the insistence of west the nations, which said the 5th grade, this is desperately needed in poor a nation in africa, for example, whether all food

u. k here today, and that's all i safety summit as we have that conversation with industry, with governments, with technologists. we will be able to see the most effective way an effective is going to be what we focus on. but the most effective way at the moment, we can't possibly know because we need to understand more about the current state of the technology. and the way the technology is going to vote for the worry is, this is moving so, so fast and as you know, global governance, just look at climate change moves so slowly. well, i think there's a really incentive to move fast in terms of these conversations and this governance as well because you're absolutely right. the evolution of this technology because it is the.

they don't trust him. bernard smith, alger 0, tell him, well, all that official visit to castle, all the u. k. foreign secretary james type of details. i was just there. the israel needs to protect the independence of his judiciary. we have a very close relationship with israel. and that strength over relationship means that we can speak directly and frankly, with the government to be as well. what of course we feel is the constitutional decisions should be for the country to make. but we want to make sure that a israel protects the independence of is to destroy a i think that is a very important element in something which israel has the start keeping very proud of. we want to ensure that there is this wide uh, as wide uh, coalition of support for any changes as possible. and so the government should take action that brings people together rather than a potentially creates division. and of course, in any system, any institution unique checks and balances. and so these are the, these are things that we would say to our interlocutors in the israel government. and we joined with other countries

u. k wants to play it's paul and the we all playing all part to do exactly that. we blackman's founder and ceo of the a i echo risk consultancy, virtually joining us from new york. thank you very much indeed for being with us. what are your main concerns about all of this? there are, there are hosts concerns. i think that the ones that were just articulated are, are the right ones. so you think about automation or a weapon system that's quite concerned. one thing to note here is that it only takes one actor to use at one state after to use it. so one side of it in a war is using i to make automated decisions. that means what those decisions are being made extremely rapidly, far too fast for any person to track and respond to. and so the only response to an aggressor who is using a guy in some capacity is also to use a i, then you can see how things can spit out of control rather quickly since you have to a yeah, i use operating against each other, not capable of being overseen by humans because the address will be to pass. that's certainly one of the, one of the l

all eyes on the 45 year old. when manette, a 4 star general he has studied in the u. k, u has it has a ph. d studied in the states and he cannot make export to so on the cd and he looks like he's all prepared for the job a but of course you will now have to when it's a 1st time for him, you know, have to win a legislative seat to be eligible for brian minister and then a hand over of our i could actually happened within a month after the selection, so that that will take place tomorrow. and that is when the difficult task for you will begin because the country is facing a slower and you're telling me that there is a young a folder you have to sort of the voters are, are young voters and they have high expectations for change in this country and these are things you will then have to tackle. that was d o w as new york, not us. and if you don't pen, thank you for your reporting. the at the women's world cup the united states have launched their bid for a 3rd consecutive trophy with a comfortable 3 new window guns tournament new comers, vietnam. in auckland, the wind puts them on top of group

they were all taken in. oz wasn't the only drone in the u. k. the and come on the seeing the troop surrendering must of or did file on their own soldiers. it wouldn't be the 1st time the as the day was done during to dusk, it had been filled with exclusive violence and the blood shed. and or for nothing. the front line had remained unchanged. tomorrow. if the door began again, laura gaz, do you have a tea from claim in the new guns region? poor for all the very latest developments on the grounds in the conflict found in a fluid situation. do keep a check on the website on social media channel. wherever you see that reading on black r t logo, people are felt more than 300 people are being arrested. it's reported in kenya after protesters slash with police outside of state political opposition called on people across the country to take to the streets for 3 days of antique government demonstrations. police use tier got center the attempt to break off the crowds. it's the latest on rest and the east african nation goes on your mind. so for searchin

are we telling us that across all of that for us in portland, in the u. k. thank you. we're all still ahead here on al jazeera and 4th, an announcement that's for, in the future of coming off games into that role will be here with that story. the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the back. it's now type of support in his room besides. yes, thank you very much. the 2026 commonwealth games are in danger of not going ahead. off of the australian state or victoria pulled out of hosting duties due to a rising costs. the previous grades were held in the english and city of the moving . $5000.00 announcements took part from the $72.00 countries in the territories, and the richardson reports the last year you'll straining state to victoria looked to be on most solid ground when he steps up to host the 2026 commonwealth games. but events is now in doubts. so politicians saying the price of hosting the $12.00 day events has become too high. what's become clear? uh, is it the cost of costing these games in $20.00? $26.00 is not the $2600000000.00 which was budgeted and our chiti

u k. a hello and welcome across stock. were all things are considered non peter level is in time for top 10 hospitals and ukraine. well, more and more so called russia experts seem to think so. the fundamental question that 1st must be as well should be doing the talking, the people who live ukraine into conflict and divided the world the i discussed these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess martin j america. she is an award winning journalist and commentator in budapest, we cross the george samuel bow and use a pod cast or at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. are gentlemen cross up rules and perfect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate it. well, let's start out with george in budapest, george you suggested that we discussed the foreign affairs issue that came out in july, 13th of this year, with the a group of articles under the rubric of should ukraine negotiate with russia, which has a very interesting title, but none of the articles actually addressed that issue. ok, well, i

all right, is your tricky is between hong kong and the number of democratic countries like germany, u. k, u. s. and other countries, that's why do home call for a to use. i so desperate all me or maybe somehow straight it up because of our downing to extradite bodies. what at the face of like, my so back to hong kong, those get, these are some of the invitations you very clear. when you say we will keep on facing, can i ask you, are you in touch with any of the other a 7 activists affected by these warrants and, and do they feel the same? if you, if the, if you are in touch with them, do they feel the same way? same page. on the other hand, well, i wish they offered this and use it in if somehow get boss or it's out to you all or even unity on different or secret society organizations. so right now we have a dozen of joya statements or joined mattress co sign defined number boy bought any buttons off of cs all around the world, coming across different countries. how come pro democracy act to this to send loud? thank you so much for speaking to us and dw today. oh, okay, lets take a look

u. k. so 1st of all, can i ask you, what did you make of the way the bbc handle this complaint when it was 1st made in may? and so the trouble is we don't know how to handle it or what the complaint was originally there seems to be 2 complaints. uh, the 2nd one foremost here. so we don't know the detail of it. it's now 6 weeks since that 1st complaint is raised. and again, we don't know how serious the bbc took it. this is very difficult for the bbc because it's provided the opportunity for its predicts to kids when it's down. you know, they've been lots of rent quotes from conservative empties in particular to hate to bbc. have the license fee under prepared to criticize the bbc about this. and the bbc itself is obviously inhibited by the fact that it has to be comp presumed, killed on somebody. it hasn't been charged. the best involved has the right to privacy. and it has to do with the allegations properly. in the past, the bbc is made terrible mistakes. news non program several years ago named a conservative m p. s story conservative lot in connection with child abuse and got a role. i

u. k. is signature e to a convention which prohibits the production or use of cluster munitions and discourages that use. the u. k. has itself been criticized for sending all the weapons, the can cause loss of environmental damage and serious illness. the people long off to the was it then did it much she confirmed with provide all the piercing rounds the contain depleted uranium thus used by the us in a rock in the 1st cold full 32 years ago. they've left the legacy of kansas and illnesses among people that have been all the countries phones point a to the international. you can watch to a b, i a, a says a could be a risk. the people who handle fragments of depleted uranium on the 2019 study and the general environmental pollution link. they use a shelf in the water rocks to a sharp rise invest effects and come to the us says it must send cost to bones. now because ukraine is running out of conventional weapons, but even some health representative and biden's democratic policy have criticized the decision, saying the weapons will kill civilians and leave the us unable to multiply the high moral ground to the war by adopting tactics. it previously accused

u. k prime is the re, she's to knock or the header all the short meeting. only about half an hour before the president. then rushed of twins a to meet with king charles. they had 2 together and the us president stress the special relationship. he knows that this is something that the british public ends with the u. k. prime minister really liked here. he said it was rock solid. but we do know that there are some differences of opinion, namely about ukraine's membership within they to over the weekend. president biden, the said that the credit is not ready in his opinion while they're in the middle of the role. but we also know that the u. k. prime minister soon august pushing for something foster, possibly some fall struck for ukraine for eventual nate to membership. so the 2 will have opportunity to discuss the differences because they're both going to go on to the native summit in vilnius, and that starts tomorrow. oh goodness. so you're trying says a russian attack on a bus. eventual area of a town is that to visa region has killed 4 people and wounded l

u. k is national health service to survive. it needs to innovate and reform. vince and monahan for inside story. the, all right, let's bring in our guess we're all joining us from london today, silva and then to see the chief and list of the kings fund an independent u. k. health charity organization to which put out a report on the state of the an h. s. recently we'll be talking about that dr. sonya out of sorry, joins us to your and a chest doctor and a campaigner. and jenny hale is ceo of pathfinders, near a muscular alliance run entirely for and by people with physical disabilities. and your organization offers social and support services, a warm welcome to all of you to the program today. thank you very much for coming on a civil. let's start with you. is it a happy birthday to begin a chest at a 75 years on? i think it's a really mixed best thing to be honest with you, because as your report highlighted, the image just finds itself on it. something's 5th birthday, i'm moment of real, real strain. i mean, waiting time talk is for how long you should be in the 90 department or how long you should wai

u. k. has publicly criticized televi tv's policies, all these movie, if an ocean are reports from the west bank is the largest rally, settlement in the middle of the palestinian territories is home to a thousands of jewish families with kids. and it is going to get even larger. these really high planning committee, the entity within the defense minister, responsible for planning area see, has okay, did the construction of mold in 6 to 600 new housing units and a number of sacraments all across the west bank. including at least the most pressure people of israel and need all the promised land as it says in the told right. but somehow with a push to one side of the country. now we're trying to settle and we face of all and so of a level with dancing could exist. i'll answer eastern lodge, our presence in our state prison. i mean, we're gonna go to expansion was a response to a deadly pair attack that happened here in a fall from the entrance to a lead to palestinian gunmen opened fire 1st at the guard and then randomly of people at this gas station. it took the lives of boys railey, bringing

officials have taken samples from the woods, which will now be analyzed and tested for any all the contaminants a u. k. a seen its hostess jane on reco and according to the national weather service, the average temperature of $15.00 is the warmest of any june in the united kingdom . going back to 1884. when reco it's began the met office, cool. the spike fingerprint of climate change i think with the mays, how june 2023 has turned out, being a mutual address for many, many years now many decades. and it's been extraordinary, pretty much the extent to which we so sunshine and the prolonged high temperatures over to 3 weeks. i mean, some weather stations. so in excess of $25.00 degrees celsius over a fortnight was so that's just incredible. so all the numbers suggesting that we're going in the wrong direction when it comes to the heat, the intensity of the heat and how per long detail is a safe and learn, has illuminates and skies on monday evening. the 1st a full this year. one of the most memorable images was the main rising of a cape. so union in greece, a supervisor is a kind of when the full moon c

this because this is part of an ongoing propaganda campaign where i know the broadest of all possible sensors, the u. k.

they were all taken in. oz wasn't the only drone in the u. k. didn't come on the scene, the troops rendering most of or did file on their own soldiers. it wouldn't be the 1st time the as the day was done. during to dusk, it had been filled with exclusive violence and the blood shed. and or for nothing. the front line had remained unchanged, but tomorrow it would all begin again. laura gaz, do you have a tea from claim in the new guns region or from the very latest developments on the ground in the conflict to keep a check on our website under social media troubles to wherever you see that green lock are too low to please if the phone, the more than $300.00 people are reported to be interested in can yes, after protesters plus with police, that sounds the political position cold and people across the country to take 2 districts for 3 days of antique government demonstrations. police use tear gas in the attempt to break off the crowds. it is the latest on the raft in the east african nation, those undermined super searching prices and all employme

and we can speak about all of this to former u. k. military intelligence officer, frank lead, which welcome back with the removal or disappearance. in some cases of these talk generals, we just heard about does the russian president still have capable commanders? he can trust a good evening. nicole, the ukrainian scales between 6 and 12 generals, so far as any generals in the war through my saw strikes most recent the last week and but yet, which was referred to in your report, present seems to be completing the job with probably the most capable group of come on, does he has leaving off as the report headed to that with general counsel general by senior general sort all the can. so all the k, just to apply some context is the must of mind behind the russian defense lines, getting the ukrainians so much trouble. now general pop off also refer to the apple and come onto the $58.00 to combine dogs. i'll be doing also quite well apparently a sucks for the comments you saw on the screen. and so on down the line about a general's this wou

all around the world. how much are the grain from u. k? is needed, has been needed over the last the months. it was at $32000000.00 tons of rain going to around $45.00 countries in the world. and therefore miss using this grain using hunger as a weapon. again, we have to say, what's really a shocking result in the morning and therefore the pressure here is highly needed. the pressure on russia, that's the grain from ukraine can go to the world again. and what can be done. no. and i believe that the most successful is that really countries from africa, countries from legend, america from asia address poaching directly. we have seen that in the last year that it makes a difference if also other countries in the world, not only european countries are calling on pushing and s he is using actually the most vulnerable in the world within this war, by not letting the foods to go to them, this is also addressing them and therefore this common international call is to my point of view. it's so important. on the other hand, we, as europeans have set from the beginning on, we cannot rely on the on pret

u k. companies in europe, a historic event, this all the time a so a huge and you 3 to start the historic meter. and it's good that you have also mentioned that the compared to all the rest of the western or northern countries on china's use of renewable. now, so far, all it's to everyone, everyone else is using renew, but more than all the other countries. and it's, and also because of its, rolled in producing solar panels the, those, the practice in the developing countries also reduce because of the rules. so i think a child that play an important role and one thing about china, you should also understand that is that when it puts a plan, it plans long term because i've been following china since 2005 after leap i have read in the region them develop into this a 5 year program when they plan, they put 25 years or 10 years. and when they do that they normally deliver because there is a consensus, think consistency in the government. unlike in the u. s. o the by then they'll put the us back on climate leadership. but then he has a problem convincing the congress to, to also follow his co

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but only to a certain point, i don't know obviously, um i know you saw the videos um, all of one of those r u k made a storm, a shadow cruise missiles that also have partially made in front as well. but the russians got their hands on one, i think perhaps through electronic welfare or something. they brought one down in fairly good condition. and i, most ago we were shutting open the look. we've got a new case, highly prized storm showed themselves. we can have a good look inside this, so there was one, remember, they were already being used in syria. and then of course we bought it. we bought some russian tanks that have been caught by some nathan members. they're going to be revising a reverse engineering that as well at what point is enough, enough? pay a mock at what point to the sides go okay. you know enough blood should enough of all this weapon rate. let's actually get down to the negotiating table and try and find some sort of peaceful resolution. what's it going to take? do you think for most going key up to, to really get to the same table? yeah, i, i, far more important than tags is

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