k in doha. the headlines on i just, you know, the u. s. australia and the u. k. have announced a new indo pacific security alliance, known as orchestra is being seen as part of a strategy to count to china's influence in the region. australia will receive nuclear power submarines as part of the agreement. august will bring together our sellers, our scientists and our industries maintain and expand our edge and military capabilities and critical technology such as cyber artificial intelligence.

u. k. have announced and you in the pacific security line seen as a strategy to can to china's influence in the regions the orca partnership will see corporation in areas including cyber and underwater defense. and official intelligence failure also gets new nuclear power submarines. the british and american help so far the us only share such technology with the u. k. august will bring together our sailors, our scientists, and our industries maintain and expand our engine, military capabilities and critical technology such as cyber artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and undersea domains. now as the key project under archive, we are launching consultations with australia acquisition of conventionally our nuclear powered submarine. we're opening a new chapter in our friendship. and the 1st task of this partnership will be to help us trailer acquire a fleet of nuclear powered submarines emphasizing of course the submarines in question will be powered by nuclear reactors. not armed with

u. k. have announced new indo pacific security alliance. it seems the strategy to counter china's implants in the region will good morning, orchestra alliance involves corporation in cyber and underwater. defense. australia also gets new nuclear power submarines with american and british help. august will bring together our sellers. our scientists and our industries maintain and expand our age and military capabilities and critical technology such as cyber artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and undersea domains. now, as the key project under archive, we are launching consultations with australia acquisition of conventionally our nuclear powered submarine. more details are emerging about wednesdays. miss are launched by north korea state media say a new train mounted massage system was tested. south korea reported its own testers hours later in a sign of escalating tensions. the government to the philippines says it will not cooperate with an investigation by the international criminal court into it so called war drugs. the icpc

u. k. have announced a new strategic alliance for the in the pacific region. it seen as a way to counter china's growing influence, the practice aimed at sharing technologies including artificial intelligence and will help australia develop nuclear power submarines. i'll just was my car has more now from washington d. c. l. 3 nation. to me. it was an unusual prelude to a bite in white house briefing video extolling the depth and length of the relationship between the 3 countries. the only time the u. s. a shared it's nuclear propulsion technology was with the u. k. back in 1958. now a trailer will become part of the exclusive club. in an alliance labeled, the us president joined remotely by the other 2 leaders. the 1st major initiative of august will be to deliver a nuclear power submarine flight, frustrated. over the next id, months we will work together to seek to determine the best way forward to achieve this. only a handful of countries possess nuclear powered submarines and it is a momentous decision for any nation to acquire this formidable capability an

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. so

u. k. have charged a 3rd russian for the 2018. that poisoning of the former double agents said k screen. they also confirmed all 3 suspects. worked for russian military intelligence where people have been forced to evacuate their homes after volcanic eruption on one of spain, canary islands on sunday. the neighborhood of 2nd, they are still is the latest in the path of flowing lava. but towards top story now the un general assembly, which is currently underway and a pre recorded address surrounds president said the country supports nuclear talks that result in the lifting of us sanctions. we want nothing more than what is rightfully ours. we demand the implementation of international ruth. all parties must stay true to the nuclear deals and the un resolution in practice. 15 reports released by the i a have a tested to the hearing stuff, iran to its commitment. however, the united states has not yet discharged its obligation, which is lifting sanction. now, ron come, rabbi is a professor of government at georgetown university in ka

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 encountering ch

u. k. have announced a new endo pacific security alliance, known as orcus. it's being seen as part of a strategy to count of china's influence in the region. australia will receive nuclear power submarines as part of the agreement with china delivered its latest criticism of the alliance through its foreign ministry. which said that the partnership is damaging, regional peace and security spokesman added the providing a straight ear with nuclear submarine. technology will hurt international anti proliferation efforts. our white house correspondent, kimberly held trip reports. there is the concern about the alliance. the fact that this is a partnership made up of just australia and the united states in the 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

u. k. have a nice the new in the pacific security pack, chinese influence and the beach in the office alliance feature corporation in cyber and defense. for the stillia nuclear submarine, this alliance ass upset the french worst advice daily was submarines under an earlier bilateral feel that agreement might be a lawyer to to the palestinian c broker to jail say the prisoners have been tortured by israeli officers since they were recaptured . there were among 6 inmates who escaped from a keyboard prison last week, triggering a major man hunts for absence, be not printed, for reports now from occupied east jerusalem will. up until now, the information about the interrogation of these 4 men has largely been in the form of leak to the israeli media. exactly what they've been telling their interrogators . this is the 1st time that we've heard directly, or at least one remove from the men themselves. through the voices of their lawyers, because this is the 1st time that the lawyers have access to the

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u. k. have been watching the situation closely as things continue to unfold in afghanistan. us secretaries of state and defense are visiting katara to discuss the situation. and the british prime minister has been addressing parliament will speak to join a hole in london just a moment, but 1st swan white house correspondent, kimberly how kit in washington. kimberly the us defense secretary in doha today and to the blinking the secretary of state, also arriving until today. it seems washington ramping up diplomat, diplomat emissions overseas. what is it all about? is it about reassuring allies that the u. s. is not abandoning them? it's part of that it's part reassurance. part. thank you and part strategy in terms of what happens next. that is really why this is required by the, by the administration, not only the secretary of defense, but as you mentioned, also the secretary of state. what we know is there is a component of trying to kind of reassure nervous partners and allies. you have to reme

u. k. have an artist and new security partnership seen as a strategy to turn to chime in religion. the orchestra, lions, and for corporation in fiber and underwater defense. st. also gets you nuclear power submarines with american and british help. august will bring together our sailors, our scientist, and our industries maintain and expand our edge and military capabilities and critical technology such as cyber artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and undersea domains. now as a key project under archive, we are launching consultations with australia acquisition of conventionally our nuclear powered submarines. both north and south korea have tested ballistic missiles. the north tested was called a railway born missile system. while the face launched a missile from a submarine. us olympic gymnast civic keys, the f. b i is turning a blind eye to sexual abuse. they suffered the hands of 14, dr. lowery. nasser for athletes, gave emotional testimony to the senate judiciary committee. nasa is currently serving several life sentences. egypt says he, he'll be a must, will seriou

u. k and the u. s. helping it develop a nuclear power submarine fleet, which is going to have a massive impact on the in the pacific region, particularly with regard to the strategic conflict that is continuing the, the u. s. and the u. k. already maintain a significant naval presence in the region. but injecting into that nuclear power, australian submarine is certainly going to ratchet up the whole situation and actually bring this new cold war under the water as well as on top of it. now the answer is korea conducted ballistic missile tests within hours of each other, in a sign of escalating tensions that are said at launch missiles from a train up for the 1st time. south korea meanwhile, reported its 1st test of a submarine launched missile. the international criminal court has approved an investigation into the so called war on drugs in the philippines. judges said president rodrigo deter it is cracks and cannot be seen as a legitimate law enforcement operation. prosecutors say civilians have been systematically attacked during anti drug operations which have killed thousands of people. of ghana

u. k. have been operating nuclear power submarines for decades. i have asked secretary austin to the department of defense to lead this efforts for the u. s. government. in close collaboration with the department of energy and the department of state are governments will now launch an 18 month consultation period to determine every element of this program from workforce to trainee requirements, to production timelines, to safeguards, nonproliferation measures, and to nuclear stewardship and safety to ensure for compliance with the, for each of our nations commitments on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty will all undertake this effort in a way that reflects the longstanding leadership in global mom, collaboration and rigorous verification standards in partnership and consultation with the international atomic energy agency. so i want to thank the prime minister prime minister marson, and prime minister johnson for their friendship, but mostly important for their leadership and partnership as you undertake this new phase of our security cooperation

u. k. have tracked with some sort of biometric device in school picking is a parent campaign for children's rights and creator of the biometrics in school blog. i think companies are putting the tech into a school setting because you put a compliant population school children. my question, if they're being surveilled little bit more than general population, simply because they didn't know any better. the concern i have biometrics in schools is that for the way back in 1999 and throughout the whole of that next decade in 2000 is that we have and it'll population when using biometrics a tall, not even a phones. and suddenly we had children with the $3.00 and $4.00 using their fingerprint to get to the now to school systems. the growth of affordable biometric technology means that fingerprints iris scans, facial recognition and infrared palm scanning have been used to speed up access to contains libraries, registrations, payments, and lockers. a big selling point of course has been security. biomet

so you have to think about how a system is being built and what it could be used for years down the road when there's a very different political flavor. b u. k cle expired metrics from another key segment of the population. one that many wouldn't have even considered children. few are aware that schools have been recording the biometrics of children for the past 20 years. it is estimated that since 999, approximately 70 to 80 percent of children in the u. k. have interacted with some sort of biometric device in school. p. the king is a parent campaign for children's rights and creator of the biometrics in school blog. i think companies are putting the tech into a school setting because you put a compliant population school children ask all question if they're being civil just a bit more than general population simply because they didn't know any better. the concern i have biometrics in schools is that for the way back in 1999 and throughout the whole of that next decade in 2000 is that we have and it'll population when using biometrics at all. not even the phones and suddenly we had children and 3 and 4 using the fingerprint to get now to sc

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 will. i'm a tango that china political analyst, he says the lions won't be broadly welcomed in the region. there's echoes of gumbo diplomacy going back to the colonial era. you have, or as johnson proclaiming that you know, english speaking nations, new to who, who see things through the same lens need to strengthen their cooperation. i'm not certain that young is going to be overly thrilled once again with us and these other groupings. trying to press them into making a choice between their what they perceive as their security and their economic interest. so right now, the politics and the economics are moving in different directions. it's a welcome reprieve for johnson who is re shuffling his cabinets and also for the australi

u. k. for example, they might have in the u. s. they were all, you know, tax payers, money off and was spent. were now seeing that coming gotten away because we didn't know the vaccine would be a really bad way because you've been an awful lot more death and destruction. i'm not the case on a bill on all those years of research professor look at neil, thank you. so much for joining me once again on the alex simon show. lobby, thanks so much i. in recent weeks, 2 of the highest back committed countries in the world. the u. s. and e u. k. have record of the highest rates of corona virus. it is true that the vaccines have weakened the link between infection and hospitalizations, but the u. s. a store recording the highest number of deaths in the world and over 10000 per week, while the u. k. as one of the highest, in fact typically dates per head of population. they almost block a reaction of substantial sections of the population and media to this continuing level of infection and loss speaks to people bravely and the societal restri

u. k. have announced a new indo pacific security alliance, known as orchestra is being seen as part of a strategy to count to china's influence in the region. australia will receive nuclear power submarines as part of the agreement. august will bring together our sailors, our scientists and our industries maintain and expand our edge and military capabilities and critical technology such as cyber artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and undersea domains. now as a key project, under our case, we are launching consultations with australia acquisition of conventionally our nuclear powered submarine. has bala says a shipment of fuel from iran has arrived in lebanon to help ease widespread shortages. the group says 20 tank trunks entered through the syrian border. as bala says it will share the fuel free of charge with state hospitals and nursing homes. france says its special forces have killed the leader of i saw in the greatest horror i'd nat were lead. so we was behind the killing of 6

u. k. well, the u. k is not having its french ambassador recalled in the same way that the united states and the australians have done. but that doesn't mean that the french are happy with the role the united kingdom has played. and in this deal, they have essentially fed through the foreign ministry, the 3 for a minister that the u. k. is nothing more than i kind of vassal state of the united states as to how this is playing out in the u. k. i think this is being seen as perhaps the french being a little bit hysterical about things as throwing their toys out of the prime to a certain extent. but you have to acknowledge that france has been really, really thrown under the bus and this, and i think in the u. k, that view is not being ignored. they can see that this was a big deal for france. they can see that this is a humiliation for macro and, and they can see that this throws french strategy in the indo pacific region into disarray. so the rivalry between france, the united kingdom is long, it goes back centuries, an

u. k. have record of the highest rates of corona virus. it is true that the vaccines have weakened the link between infection and hospitalizations, but the u. s. a store recording the highest number of tests in the world at over 10000 per week, while the u. k. as one of the highest, in fact, typically dates per head of population. the almost block a reaction of substantial sections of the population and media to this continuing level of infection and loss speaks to people bravely and the societal restriction. however, both countries are heading into northern winter, where conditions are conducive not just to cruel a virus but to other winter killers. and both countries have health services already buckling under the pressure of the virus. in the circumstances, the news to mister vaccine shots and further protection from other therapies such as the antibody cocktail developed by the general and it's understandable. other policy decisions, however, seem inexplicable. as many parts of the plan is to largely unvaccinated, any suggestion that hu

u. k. got fire and therefore was interrupted. so all of these factors added to the fact that the wind speeds in the u. k. have been the lowest disease on since the 9 can fix these, made it way, particularly difficult in the country for how should govern going to protect their citizens from higher energy prices can can. how long can they do that for, and how is this going to affect poor nations? in particular? first of all, we need to take into consideration one fact, these, these, them for any crisis. if you look at the market, and if you look at the future, for example, at the dot ga hub, which is the most important in europe, you will see that traders to they think that after the winter saw in the spring 2022 prices will go back to the normal levels. so here we have an issue with the coming for 56 months. how boy the end of the winter, that the question, what the country, what government can and should do is to put the play mechanisms to protect the money, the owner of a t p, then and small medium and the prices for the price shock. this is what the, for example, from been doing, extending the energy vouche

u . k. have announced new in pacific security alliance. it's seen as a strategy to counter china is growing influence in the region. orchestra alliance involved corporation in cyber and underwater defense. australia also gets new nuclear power submarines, but american and british health. august will bring together our sailors, our scientists, and our industries maintain and expand our edge and military capabilities and critical technology such as cyber artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and undersea domains. now as the key project under archive, we are launching consultations with australia acquisition of conventionally arm nuclear powered submarines. more details are emerging about wednesdays. miss are launched by north korea state media say a new train mounted massage system was tested. south korea reported its own test just hours later, and assigned a escalate intention. i've got the stones acting, deputy prime minister has denied reports. he was hurt in a clash with a rival faction in a video released by the taliban county.

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u. k. have the 2nd largest military presence and i've got to stand on the british. foreign secretary have been grilled over some major missteps during the withdraw shows. it was shar ashley has a story pair in the heart of rest. and it only feels like a matter of time until the foreign secretary will be given. the incompetence of the nature withdrawal is harmful ammunition. the dominic law office found himself under fire for his disappearing acts of kabul south. he was on holiday. but what exactly did he go a detail. he dodged 11 times. for the sake of conspiring, she's not she's, when did you wanna hold? you won't be, did you go on holiday? interested in what you did. what did you go? i made. what date would you hold the foreign secretary of state? i think your own personal transparencies important, what date and holiday and so you can run, but you can't hide in touch your parents who blame dorothy intelligence for the speed at which the region was seized by the taliban. although a leaks foreig

u. k. have charged a 3rd russian for the 2018 poisoning of the former double agent said a screen. they also confirmed all 3 suspects. work for russian military intelligence screw probably, and his daughter were poisoned with the nerve agent not choke in the english that your full breed. but none of the 3 russians is likely to face justice. how does the world, the literally liaison continues now have the news that were for you and under half an hour. joining me use use with ah, me. i to reaches to story both connected by their country, all origin diverging conclusively in the individual sense of national identity. who in the country that connects the 2, is algeria a french colony? from 1830. both men were born there and both went on to become successful writers. but that's where the similarity and the academy grew up in the french colonial community and jerry, the so called kin heritage. some of the sense of superiority. the went with being the ruling class, but he gradually became aware that there were 2 sides to this story and stuff at something of an identity crisis that would h

u. k. have announce a new strategic lions for the endo pacific region. it's seen as a way to counter china's growing influence. the fact is aimed at sharing technologies who help australia develop nuclear power submarines. august will bring together our sailors, our scientists and our industries maintain and expand our edge and military capabilities and critical technology such as cyber artificial intelligence, quantum technologies, and undersea domains. now as a key project under archive, we are launching consultations with australia acquisition of conventionally arm nuclear powered submarines. more details are emerging about wednesdays, missile launched by north korea state media say a new train mounted massage system was tested. south korea reported its own test from a submarine just hours later, and assigned to escalate intentions. the government of the philippine says it will not cooperate with an investigation by the international criminal court into its so called war on drugs. the icpc approved and inquiry into president rodrigo detaches campaign

u. k. have announced a major defense agreement in the asia pacific. many said as an attempt by the west to contain china's influence in the region that will it work and exists in echo of the cold war. this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm emily anglin, it's a new military or lines that got reaction from around the world. china has strongly criticize the us astray alia and the u. k. after they nouns to new deal that we'll see, camera get nuclear powered submarines, but the alliance is pushing back against by jing the us, secretary of state and defense, have met a strongly and officials and accused china of making expansive and illegal maritime claims. many see the new alliance and the asia pacific as another attempt to contain china's influence in the region. by jane has accused the 3 powers of having a cold war mentality as dryly will become the 7th nation in the world. to operate nuclear power submarines will bring it out. guess in a moment, but 1st rosalind jordan fall. this report from washington. the u. s. u. k and austral

u. k. and the u. s. i guess all things considered the response was quite measured. it was indeed some would call it very moderate, very tempered, particularly given the words that have come out of china in the wake of that particular deal. words use such as renewing a cold war ideology. but the chinese president stayed away from any direct criticism of the united states and its allies in that particular deal. he adopted a mission, very equitable tone as it were. putting china as a country that is interested in globalization is interested in multilateralism. insisting that the important thing is to negotiate a dialogue rather than indulged in confrontation. this is what the chinese president had to say. go, you go up differences and problems among countries. hotly, avoidable need to be handle through dialogue and corporation on the basis of equality and mutual respect. one countries assess whether it does not have to mean another country's failure. and while it's big enough to accommodate common development and progress of all countries, we need to pursue dialogue and inclusiveness over confrontation and exclusion. and like joe biden, the u. s. president and the brit

u. k, have charge a 3rd russian for the 2018 poisoning of the former double agents, a scruple and have confirmed all 3 suspects worked for russian military intelligence, scripture and his daughter were poisoned with the nav. it should not talk, in the case of souls brake gentle reports, none of the 3 likely to face just this according to britain's metropolitan police force is denise said, gaff alias. so gay, fidelity of he's charged with being the 3rd man involved in the attempted murder of sergey scree. paul and his daughter. you live in the u. k, using the nerve agent novice shock in march, 2018. a police officer, nick bailey also became critically ill and a woman dawn sturgess died months later after she came into contact with nerve agent, left behind scrape all had been a russian spy, turns double agent feeding secrets to britain's intelligence services released as part of a spy swap, he settled in the wilcher city of salzburg, where he was targeted, say police by agents working for russia's g, r. you military intelligence agency. so gave is thought to have been the men in charge. prime mini

u. k. have condemned to the bill of lucy and government after one of the country's most prominent opposition leader is was sentenced to 11 years in prison. maria listening cova was a key figure in mass demonstrations last year against president alexander lucas shanker. she was arrested after ripping up her passport to stop bela lucille security forces. from the porting her, she and fellow activist maxim is nak, were charged with extremism and trying to seize power. both denied the charges, calling them absurd. to do this, it is unlawful and not based on evidence during court proceedings. culpability was not confirmed nor with the charges. the defense will appeal within 10 days. the defendants, i think, will appeal as well. relatives of people who died in the downing of malaysian airlines flight mh 17 have been addressing a dutch court. the passenger plane which took off from amsterdam with 298 people on board were shut down over eastern ukraine 7 years ago. none of the 4 suspects accused of murd

u. confirming the findings of independent investigations, the trio are alleged to have worked together before in bulgaria and the czech republic. so this was the 1st time they've been active in the u. k. however, it is not the 1st time that russia stands accused of going after its enemies on u. k. soil in london, in 2006 outspoken kremlin critic alexander lithonian co, died in agony after being poisoned, using a rare radioactive isotope called polonium 210. slipped into his t in a smart london hotel, allegedly by 2 russian agents and a judgment by the european court of human rights was found that the russian state was to blame for what it described as an assassination. and i haven't even seen any results of the investigation. so far such statements are at the very least, unfounded, were not willing to take this ruling on board. the criminal continues to deny involvement in both the script and lithonian co cases. and another thing that's unlikely to change is that we've no extradition treaty and no help from the russian authorities. all the suspects are likely to remain safe and at lodge in russia. jonah whole al jazeera, libya 1st unified elections later this year has been thrown int

u. k. under strictly have defended their new security alliance. it'll allow the assure the government to acquire nuclear power submarines. it's seen as an effort to cancer china's influence in the pacific. i want to, besides that there is no regional divide, separating the interests of our atlantic and our pacific partners. this partnership with australian, the united kingdom, is a signal that we're committed to working with our allies and partners, including in europe to ensure a.

u. k. at a straight, a sent shock waves through the international community. under the deal, the u. s. and the u. k. have agreed to help us try to develop nuclear power submarines that calling the initiative orcus, the french government is angry because it already had a multi 1000000000 dollar deal to build submarines for australia. but now that's gone away, since i'm all those on say, i don't do it is really a stab in the back. we built a relationship with trust with australia and this trust was betrayed. and i'm angry today 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. let's make charles here on jordan as of the us state of washington. they say was this, this deal came as much of a surprise to people there in the u. s. as it did to the rest of us. what's been the reaction? well, the reaction globally has really been one of shock. and then another reaction that of anger and then a 3rd reaction betrayal. this was a very closely held secret of we didn't even know here in the united states tha

u. k. i have just spoken jamal. thanks for joining us. what was said about the operation of the airport, which is obviously key to the humanitarian effort the well, the country from now on the time the confirm that the technical team from his country was deployed to kind of start off the 24 hours ago. they're there to assess how to get that airport up and running. obviously, a lot of it was destroyed either by the huge amount of crowd she descended on it or intentionally by the occupying american forces as they left there. so it does require some sorts of reconstruction or rebuilding, but the more important one is who is going to be running it was going to be man and gets into that the country. foreign minister said that his government was in talks with the turks as well as obviously to talk about the new world us on the ground to come up with some sorts of a mechanism. although. busy that deal hadn't yet been finalized. you did indicate or point to the fact that they do expect something to be agreed within the coming days, which was corr