u. k. and actually all countries in europe and countries around the world actually because it's been reported this could actually end global poverty, is that the taxes be paid and in the origin of where that business is conducted. so amazon is booming in the u. k. over 50 percent increase in sales via amazon during coded and taxes on those products should be paid in the u. k, which is where they were purchased. and so both johns, the ones that income coming back to the u. k. and you're never going to hear me argue against that exact point hillary for which of the british american business association. thank you so much for joining your brand oil. and finally, an extremely rare, 1st edition printed copy of the us constitution will go under the hammer at southern b, as in november, the auction house said friday. the document is from the 1st official printing of the final tax of the constitution. it's believe there were roughly 5 in $1787.00. now there are just 11 known copies with the one up for

u. k. and you citizens who are fully vaccinated will be able to travel to the united states. how important is that? yeah, it was actually just the u. k. net wasn't to do with you. but yeah, it's very important. actually, brent, what a lot of people don't realize. you know america, a 1000000 brits work in the u. k. u for a 1000000 brits work in the u. s. a 1000000 americans work in the u. k. so you imagine there's at least 2000000 people who've been kept away from their respective families during this whole cova devil. so that's been really bother a strain. and then there are those of us who, having to have relatives over and hoping our relatives can come over and vice versa . but it's more important in terms of an overall trade route. yes, an extensive amount of trade is done. this is viewed as a boost post to the u. k. economy and the u. s. economy. of course nancy pelosi is over in the u. k. traffic house and she's been barking on about the fact that she's going to, obviously for the u. k. u.

u. k. and australia. and now australia will be given a nuclear power submarine fleet, armed with long range missiles. why would anyone give australia a nuclear power submarine fleet with long range missiles? what is the point? i think when you look into a display, and i think we are connected to many, many and good citizens in other places. but when you look back into they have a situation like 40 in the ball and to the top of their love. and this give now given by the united states to them with regard to nuclear power, really is in my opinion, to be seen in the seminar. they do a live body, plenty of fun. and it's always there to dive united states to know with us. do you think, do you think paging is also being slightly kind of confrontational president? she has said a number of times in recent years. we must be combat ready to face america. we must be ready for a conflict with america. i think yes, no doubt about it. try not to take into consideration. the situation is a child in the and the old and who

u. k. and the u. s. a packed that the french government says they knew nothing about now. washington, the white house is said that it did inform paris that they was making this defense agreement. those claims have been strongly denied by paris. they say they knew nothing about it. i think the french foreign minister shall have la trail really summed up the sentiment here when he said that the frauds felt as if it had been betrayed. civil them all both say i could do it is really a stab in the back. we built a relationship of trust with australia and this trust was betrayed and i'm angry to day with a lot of bitterness about this breach of contract. this is not done between allies, especially when there's been 2 years of negotiations for this contract. the french foreign minister also expressed bitter disappointment when it came to joe biden, saying the jo biden's actions creating this pact along with the u. k. and australia were along the same lines of the basically he was basically working on

u. k. and australia. although it has advantages for the certainly has not perhaps been the best handled. and the french could be considered to be rightly aggrieved to having lost numerous things. they've lost a very lucrative arguments deal, a multi $1000000000.00 deal with australia. they've also lost faith ready. they have been humiliated by this micron has been humiliated. i may also, i think the french had, they're pretty much their entire strategy for. ready their activity and your pin activity in the, in the pacific region, thrown into disarray by this new pack, this new launch between australia, the united kingdom and the united states. so certainly, you know, i think there is a belief here in the u. k. that france is aggrieved and has good reason to be. and one would imagine though, that it isn't the case interest to try and rebuild some bridges with funds. given post bags of corresponds, was going to be a significant market for the u. k. deals were already being done in terms of trade, and one wou

ah, and now the talk stories on al jazeera, the u. s. u. k and australia have defended their new security alliance, and the which deals fairly in government will be able to develop nuclear powered submarines. it's seen as an effort the counter china's influence in the persist.

u. s. and the u. k. a. today they work within their own proper alliance with 5 eyes project with canada as well. and then the u. s. included, they work more closely. it's like within the anglo saxon world, these are the real, this is the real alliance. and they were much closer together than they do when there are other allies. and this is why france has been excluded. i think because the u. k. australia and the, and the u. s. trust themselves more than the new trust countries like france or other ones, community or even germany. when you bring up the issue of trust. as you were saying, europe in america was supposed to be working together on defense such as nathan with you said together. is it possible that a, a new security packed with australia, the u. k. in america, could this undermine nato, in any way? do you think? i don't forget the manual macro said a couple years ago that data was brain dead. even donald trump said that nato had to be reviewed. nato isn't working as it's supposed to be. it was init

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u. k and the u. s. have long maintained a significant naval and air presence in the in the pacific region. in competition with china, the injection of australia, nuclear power submarines could well intensify this new cold war under the water as well as above. mike hannah 0, washington or china delivered its latest criticism of the lines through its foreign ministry, which said the partnership is damaging to regional peace and security spokesman added that providing australia with nuclear submarine technology will hurt. international anti proliferation efforts may war war. we are the leon, down the u. k in u. s. are about to export powerful technology to a strike. and that shows that they using nuclear exports as a geo political tool. applying double standards and which is extremely responsible astrologer is a non nuclear weapon state party to the n p t and a party to the nuclear weapons free zone in the southern pacific. now it's importing nuclear power submarine technology with strategic military value.

and artificial intelligence. you're inside. you have, you have fries, phone l, just 0. ah, you in the pacific security package under the spotlight, it will unite a strictly the u. k. m. u. s. a. could it's right, an older alliances. ah, i'm have them, i have been and this is al jazeera molly from doha. also coming up. the taliban rejects claims of inviting just stays after announcing the government in afghanistan. west african leaders impose sanctions on guineas military rulers there demanding a return to democracy. in 6 months and a broken justice system, the united nations, the keys is then as well and officials and torture, sexual violence, and arbitrary killings. ah, the u. s. b, u. k and australia have defended their new into pacific security lines after it came on the attack from china. under the agreements, the strategy and government will get you clear pirates submarines. it's seen as an efforts to cancer paintings influence in the pacific, but china says it will only intensify an arms race. russell and jordan reports from washington, d. c. the u. s. u. k and australia reportedly agreed to form a new defense alliance on the sidelines of this year's g. 7 summit

u. k and the u. s. have long maintained a significant naval and air presence in the in the pacific region. in competition with china, the injection of australia, nuclear power submarines could well intensify this new cold war under the water as well as above. mike hannah 0, washington. well, the new alliance covers a multi $1000000000.00 deal that from signed 5 years ago to make submarines frustrating yet, and a joint statement with the defense minister. the foreign minister john even said the american choice to push aside a european ally and partner like france to my structural partnership with australia at a time. we're facing unprecedented challenges in the in the pacific region shows a lack of coherence that france cannot acknowledge and regret its bringing malcolm davis. the siena list of the australian, the strategic policy institute. jones with skype from cambra, malcolm. so a very unhappy france there, but how significant is this new security packet and how effective when it really be encounterin

u. k. the us the couldn't right and older alliances. ah, a little bit, i'm how he's been and this is al jazeera life and so hum also coming of west african leaders and pull sanctions on kenny's military movers that demands in return to democracy. within 6 months, a broken justice system, the united nations accused and spent his wayland officials torture, sexual violence, and arbitrary killings. out of focus on the force, the royal tide police are facing several high profile scandals. ah. the u. s. the u. k. and this trail you have defended there and you and joe, pacific security alliance after it came under attack from china under the agreements. this trillion governments will get you clear pirates self. marines. it's seen as an efforts the kinds of waging is influence in the pacific that china says it will only intensify an arms race was in jordan reports now for washington, dc. the u. s. u. k and australia reportedly agreed to form a new defense alliance on the sidelines of this year's g. 7 summit in england, washington and london wil

u. k. and plans to extend the instructional north sea oil and gas for precisely the reasons that we were discussing earlier. that a very high proportion of these results is need to stay in the ground. you gave evidence at this, and i'm sure you're aware of what your opponent say, because you said we shouldn't be opening minds something i'm sure shared by a lot of people around the world. what did you make of wood mckenzie? some consultancy firm claiming the mind can make a contribution to future global metallurgical coal supply within the context of u. k. u meeting, legally binding carbon emissions and targets. well, i mean, i would say that wouldn't be where we're hearing increasing bizarre frames from the fossil fuel industry that it can be met 0 and all these other kinds of things. partly through also some they they west company of mining company for whom were mackenzie was doing. it's for board was training us. but they also the mind that is proposed is for steal, making. the claim is the b

u. k. and joe biden promised that his foreign policy would be multi lateral, that it would be working in conjunction with partners and allies. but there are countries including new zealand, as well as friends that are saying, hey, we weren't included in this and were considering was a major snob. so there are some concerns both inside and outside the united states that joe biden may have calculated this and not taking into consideration some of those very important international relationship. france has hit us really for counseling, a $65000000000.00 diesel submarine deal in favor of the nuclear power. u. s. subs, the french government says that it will fight to ensure camera honesty agreement that it's signed 2 years ago. i've got to stop acting deputy prime minister, pamela abdul. god, he bought a, has appeared in a video to deny room. as of his death. there was speculation that had been caught up in a violent confrontation between rival telephone factions. after the formation of the interim,

u. k. and the us have long maintained a significant naval and air presence in the in the pacific region. in competition with china, the injection of australia, nuclear power submarines could well intensify this new cold war under the water as well as above. mike hannah 0 washington. while the lines also comes at a low point in time between australia and china, malcolm davis is a senior analyst out, the australian strategic policy institute. he says, the relationship can only get worse. is really important because the 1st thing it should be seen as is an anchor for us commitment in the pacific region, particularly after the withdrawal from afghanistan, there was a lot of concern about the us essentially walking away from its commitments. i think this agreement has repeated does concerns and makes it very clear that the us and the u. k. to give women are committed to maintaining a pre and i've been in the pacific region and counter balancing and deterring arising. china. secondly, from an austral

u. k. and the u. s. in terms of sharing advance technology but top of the list and the 1st practical expression of this new alliance is going to be to manufacture and nuclear driven submarine for the australians using u. k. and us technology. now this is deeply significant because u. s. has only share the technology in the past with the u. k. and that was way back in 1958. but underlying all of this as well, is that us relationship with china. know china was not mentioned at all by any of the 3 leaders who spoke announcing this alliance. but that was the subtext this alliance is essentially sending a signal to china that the us and its allies are going to step up a presence in the, in the pacific region in a bit to come to what they feed as chinese expansion of them. so all these issues coming to a head for the bite in administration, this new alliance is that another level, in terms of a way in which the u. s. can maintain its influence over the in the pacific region without at the same time and tagging

u. k and the u. s. signed a pacific security packed called orchestra seen as countering china and involves cooperation in the realms of artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and nuclear defense. australia will acquire a nuclear power submarine fleet with american and british technology. china, which is the dominant power in the indo pacific region, as can done deal, is being cold war mentality. neither washington nor london have explicitly linked the new deal to the supposed threat from basing the remarks from the us defense secretary left little room for doubt. we spoke in detail about china, the stabilizing activities in beijing is efforts to course and intimidate other countries. this agreement, this relationship does not aim that anything or anyone. while china and friends of angry about the new pact, others are asking what it could mean to nato. katrinka sons the latest reactions. when donald trump left office and joe biden took charge, it could have been a sigh of relief for some of washington'

u. k. as much as they are against the united states and australia, they're essentially saying that the u. k was not much more than an intermediary and this kind of matchmaker between australia and the united states. and perhaps it will be easier for the front to get over this hump than it will be for the united states and australia. china's state, back to newspaper the global times, has described hysteria as a porn of the us and gullible for buying into us cold war strategy. the chinese president has warned against what he calls interference from turner forces during his address to the shanghai co operation organisation. jevar, general jones, we should maintain firm confidence in our systems, reject condescending, lecturing and firmly support countries and exploring development pods and governance models that are compatible with their national conditions. we must never allow any journalist interference in the domestic affairs of countries in our region, under whatever pretext, in short, we should keep the future of our country's development and progress firmly in our own hands. john blackl

u. k. and us partnership, august, to sound strange and all these acronyms. goodwin, arcus, our nations, will update, enhance our shared ability to take on the threats of the 21st century. just as we did and the 20th century. together, our nations and our brave fighting forces have stood shoulder to shoulder for literally more than 100 years to the trench fighting a war one, the island hopping war 2 during the frigid winners in korea and the scorching heat in the persian gulf. the united states, austrian united kingdom, have long been faithful and capable partners or even closer today. today, we're taking another historic step to deepen and formalize cooperation among all 3 of our nations. because we all recognize the imperative i'm insuring pieces stability and endo pacific. over the long term, we need to be able to address both the current strategic environment in the region and how it may evolve. because the future, the reach of our nations in indeed the world depends on a free and opening up

u. s. and the u. k. of stub through in the back in australia, the american choice to exclude the european ally and partner such as franz from a structuring partnership with australia at the time when we're facing unprecedented challenges in the, in the pacific region showed the lack of coherence that france can only note and regret the new agreement is called up orcus. now the 3 nations will show data on a strategic areas including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, also, nuclear defense. and under the terms, australia will acquire a nuclear power submarine fleet with a use of american and british technology. well, in a further snub to paris, australia has scrapped a $66000000000.00 deal with a french firm to build 12 military submarines. and that's just the latest blow to the u. arms industry. at a time when members states are struggling to meet their funding commitments to nato . there are also long running divisions in the block of creating its own army to ensure strategical told me from the trans

u. s. and u. k. making decisions without consulting their friends with nato's ongoing friendship. crisis airing it's member states dirty laundry. many are finding it hard to see a strong united future for the west over 7 decade long military alliance. nato was considered by france and months ago, the year to go by president my whole brain dead, a brain dead alliance, fast strong words within nato. they want to revive the concept, he's teaching concepts and bring it back actually to the north atlantic. because if you follow america, nato will soon be in the pacific, cruising around china with the others. this is not the way nature was conceived, and it shouldn't be there. europeans should not be in that region of the world markets that repeatedly, that we should enlarge, our vision any desperately look to something to do. that's the reality. you know, we are in the, i mean, main to what's in the scanner stuff is in iraq to train the forces. that's the limits of the extension. this is not the north at

u. k. and the us on vale orcus, it's a defense agreement aimed at countering china in the, in the pacific. bought it, cuts france out of a 2016 deal to build diesel power submarines for australia in favor of nuclear power attack from the u. k. and us it li, frank, tens of billions of dollars poorer, and it's being seen by paris as a gross deception by friends and allies. still, there are those who think parents is overreacting. i think, you know, it was not necessary. i mean, we have never recalled previously better from washington, and it's really very bad manners from the americans to, to was strong. i mean, really, i met a guy has been treating my call, i can and the dog and song, but it's only bad manners. and i think that vengeance is a meal that should be served cold after you. k or francis sped london, the sting of pulling home it's ambassador. instead french menaces have tried something more withering. they suggest it's not worth bothering with junior partners. and that's all the u. k i

u. k. and when i say u. k, i mean northern ireland as well. and those are called sanatorium photos sanitary regulations. and those pertain to everything veterinarian, the veterinarians cover with regard to meat products, which is of course sausages, and everything to do with any meat products. those could be extended, bought, it would take the u. k. the british agreeing to the rules and regulations under the e u, which they don't want to do. and it would mean the e, you agreeing to just basically duplicate those rules and regulations, which they don't want to do. the 2nd option would be to have the same thing that they have the you also have with museum, which would be to agree to common high standards, which that you already has with the, with new zealand. now actually there is already in place that was great to 2 years ago, a what is called a common agreement and in terms of standards that could be carried through again, bought the you doesn't want to do that either. why doesn't you want to do this? if the e u was to make it easy for the u. k

u. s. and the u. k of stopped her in the back in australia. still a v e readers are still really over what the biden and ministration did of ghana, stan. and now paris has been stunned by washington's announcement of a new partnership with australia and the u. k. called all because, but haven't the u. s. the u. k. and all these been calls allies for ages. what's the problem? well, thanks to august, australia will now be hooked up with us technology to build nuclear submarines while france waves goodbye to its own multi $1000000000.00 contract to build 12 diesel subs for a camera. now, for some damage control by senior american officials, after that deal was to be towed. there are a range of partnerships that include the french in some partnerships that don't. and they have partnerships with other countries that don't include us. that is part of how global diplomacy works are such words enough to calm the fury in paris, which is even called of a gala, at the french embassy in washington to celebrate historic ties with the u. s. good question. an

u. k. and us and i noticed you are shaking your head, they're the chinese foreign ministry spokes person said that to export highly sensitive nuclear powered submarine technology to a strata is extremely irresponsible, double standards. do you agree? well, i have a slightly different take. i mean, fishing is saying that they don't like this. obviously it's going to take 10 years to deliver the one of the subs. they're going to have a leader could take more. and quite frankly, during that time, i think drones will proliferate and become more sophisticated. so for the price, so what did i say? $3400000000.00 per se. you could probably create a fleet for a couple 100000 submersible drones. i could literally wait outside harbor. she identify any passing submarine and it's not cling to them. it would be, it would be laughable. and in 10 years, quite frankly, from a technology perspective to have these behemoths wandering around the virtual dinosaurs. but the issue for china's perspective beijing per

u. k. and his trailer, with paris left out of the loop, frances defense chief, say political dialogue between nato states is more or less all but disappeared. let you to does it. as you near the attitude of the united states, one of the submarine program is a further investigation of the asian that we have been making for months today. political dialogue is non existent within the atlantic alliance. donal quarter the looks of the growing rift, the military blot made worse by britain's leader, apparently laughing off the damage done by the new ok deal. what, what do you say? you have only, i would say every mutual protection, a greater common purpose. all this seems to go out the window and there's a bit of money to be made. the recent controversy surrounding the u. s. u. k, and australia is new security pack has left in new leaders scratching their heads about what even means to be in nato anymore. the reason for nato existence is transatlantic security. this is what we want to remind the unite

u. k. and play a strategic role in the range of china's in time to presentation pain is to us strategic privacy in the region and impose its own sphere influence on the, on the region. and a strategy is not prepared to sit back and allow its security interests. all the interests of his pop is in the region to be traveled over by. so it's not a case of us trying to mend fences. we're basing we dug, but not about bending the need facing what we need to see if we're trying to take a more pragmatic and sensible, constructive approach to its relationship in the region. more details i emerging about wednesday, miss l launched by north korea state media say a new train mounted missile system was tested. images released by the k c. n. a news agency appear to show a miss all being fired from a train to ballistic missiles, reportedly flew 800 kilometers before landing in the sea of north graves, east coast as 10 to lebanon. has bala says a shipment of fuel from iran has arrived to help ease, devastating

u. k. and europe. and that would make it more difficult to move away from coal and still making, despite the fact that there are a number of very promising projects to do just that. yeah, they, they deny it. west country, of course, i don't know associated with the lake dest. and pastoral paradise, who knows, i'm going to just finish by saying the green party looks at to hold while we don't quite know yet a degree of degree more power in the most powerful economy in europe, in germany, there used to be a member of the green party, do you think it is important that green parties do well on the political side of things? as regards your view, that fossil fuels of us, majority of them need to be kept on the ground. if we're going to not to destroy an i late the species and principal, i think that could be helpful. but i think, i think the main influence green parties across the world in germany included, is that they put pressure on the so called mainstream part is to take these environmental issues here pe

u. k. and destroyer, your worst energy crisis in decades, russell, the politicians with consumers facing the chilly winds with that fuel. but there is a familiar skate going to is low, make us demand that moscow. hum, small gas. and the way the story has captivated the nation has many wondering why not the same media attention when people of color go missing. well, the answer actually has a name missing a white woman syndrome with us police on a massive man hunt. and the suspect is murder of a young white woman, mainstream media focused on whether her race is the real reason why this such a public outcry. ah, good morning disco, 10 o'clock in moscow. you're watching archie international nato members. the cooling for a review of the alliance. his strategy is the crisis cruise over a new security agreement between the u. s. u k, and also astray. leah with paris left out of the loop from this defense chief says that political dialogue between 9 states has all but disappeared. let you to visit as y

u. s. and the u. k. i start tunnel and the u. s. has rejected the government plans to roll out corporate $900.00 booster shots to all americans. age 16 and older, but it's endorsed extra pfizer biotech shops for people over the age of $65.00. okay, let me take you back to our top story more in those mass process in tunis. william laurence is professor of international relations at the american university is also from us diplomat engine. is it? he's joining us by skype from washington. d. c. good to have back on august. you know, thanks very much. indeed. we were hearing from our, from a journalist by louis who is on the streets of june, esther, in the middle of those protests. and she was telling us earlier in the program that the, the call that people are making today is for more information. they want more clarity about what the president is doing. why is it taking the president so long to put the forms in place? well, there is a number of issues at hand. first of all, he and now he 1st right after the july 25th seizure of power t

u . k. and the streaming that resulted in the loft of a lucrative submarine deal for reaction on the street of the french. this is not the 1st time that united states has taken contrasts from austria. very good at that . we do not respect anyone to part from themselves. the act, like most of the world, they shouldn't have done that because i think it front to done the same. they would have complain. giving the game away while washington insisted the new pacific security allies is not that any one. in particular, the secretary of defense makes the true target abundantly clear. in detail about china's d stabilizing activities and raging effort to course and intimidate other countries . this agreement, this relationship is not aimed at anything, or anyone. also has this our instagram permanently blocks ortiz investigative media project, read fish after a similar mood, vice facebook here in the year. we look up on the lower main level of control being wielded by social media giant brushes. parliamen

u. k. and the united states, when they're talking to australia and china and the sub deal and friends are saying, forget diplomacy. let's look at the economics. right? that's the standard they use. i guess, you know, let's just look at the economics of breaks in which we sat on the show now leading up to brags it that economically it was the stupidest thing a country could possibly do to cut themselves off from the world's largest trading partner. and a lot of people said, well, it's not about economics, it's about waving the british wagon eating marmite all day. and i said okay, that's great, but wait until the economic set in here is a good example. this gas crisis and the u. k is a direct result of breaks that add on top of that. the idea that britain's interfering politically with france and australia as to smite france because france of course was against britain during brags it. so you have all these politicians who are holding grudges with each other and are just playing petty politics w

u. k. and australia have defended their new strategic alliance after it came under attack from china under the agreements the strictly and governments will get you clear parts of marines. it's seen as an efforts to come to beijing is influence in the induct. pacific region with china says it will only intensify an arms race was when jordan reports in washington dc. the u. s. u. k and australia reportedly agreed to form a new defense alliance on.

u. k. and us it li, frank, tens of billions of dollars poorer, and it's being seen by paris as a gross deception by friends and allies. you muscle of therapy lies. yeah, there has been duplicity. there has been a major break of trust. there's been contempt. so it's not going well between us, not at all. still there are those who think parents is overreacting. i think, you know, it was not necessary. i mean, we have never recalled. previously i went back to the from washington and it's really very bad manners from the americans to, to was wrong. i mean, really medic, treating my call like the dog and song, but it's only bad manners. and i think that vengeance is a meal that should be served cold. after you. k. francis sped london, the sting of pulling home it's ambassador. instead french menaces have tried something more withering. they suggest it's not worth bothering with junior partners. and that's all the u. k. is to the u. s. re helen's how to 0 london is certainly police have captured the

and the u. k has extended post a post brack, that grace period on goods imported to northern ireland at the end of september, chilled meats and sausages were set to face a band going into northern ireland from the rest of the u. k. while other food products would face extra customs inspection you trade with northern ireland has been one of the most talked about issues and negotiations over breakfast. and the grace period had already been extended. twice on monday, david frost. britton's chief negotiator in the talk said there would be the a fresh extension with no new deadline in place. the you for its part that it has no plans to respond with legal action against london for this latest move. so for more on the so called sausage wars and other news around europe, let's bring in hillary, foreigners, board member of the british american business association. you know, hillary, we get to bring in to talk about the sausage. what is the latest extension? tell us about the situation. why are they extend

u. k. and australia further doubts about that so called special relationship is the opinion of simon, right? remember the old joke? how can you tell a politician is lying because their lips move? well, joe biden, and bar johnson sold that problem when they met in washington. the last event is the western well dashed down for new york for a special meeting in washington. the kind of weird news conference where everyone pretends the special relationship is still a thing. even though we all know is not really the facade in these days. they don't even really use the phrase. and in the absence of anything else, they just thought the bond over trying to keep down an abstract. is that right? i did you a 1000000 miles. i'll stay the rest of that. the train back went on for about 2 minutes. the mission for the british prime minister was to spin the very obvious truth. the post breakfast britain asked basically no chance of getting a free trade with us anytime say, yep, biden said no without actually say