u. k, u. s. and other countries. that's why do home call for a to use. i so desperate oh me, or maybe somehow the straight it because of our downing to extra time. but it's what activates like my so back to hong kong. those that these are some of the invitations. you are very clear when you say we will keep on fighting. 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 that you do? yes, as being touched with what most of those so be affected. well, so we more that's on the same page. on the other hand, well, i would say to opt out of this and use it then it somehow get more so it's better to you all or even you and if you, i'm on different or secret society organizations. so right now we have a dozen of joya statements or join mattress. co sign defined number boy bought any buttons off of cs all around the world, coming across different countries. i'm coming pro democracy act to this to send loud. thank you

u. a, at least one black sea green initiative ship was counting explosives, perhaps from the u. k. u. s. u billions of dollars in homes being sent to frank russia through ukraine. the black sea green initiative is dead for now terminated by moscow with questions august of last week's rush, your advocate summit in st. petersburg included why only 3 percent of the black sea green initiative exports in any case found their way to poor countries. and why would they do a belligerent spain, holland? it's only bread and then others grabbing grain. and what are the real mechanisms of play when it comes to the neo liberal global food system? well, this is the un secretary general and nature of nation leaders. so silent on us, okay, patient of syria's wheat fields claim, the black sea green initiative was crucial to saving the poor of africa and rather mentors the founder and executive director of the oakland institute, which is just reported when i am f. will bank collusion in the coughing up of ukraine's global food supply system? she's previously testified before, but the us congress and the u

u. a, at least one black sea green initiative ship was counting explosives, perhaps from the u. k. u. s. c. u billions of dollars in homes being sent to fight brush or through ukraine. the black sea green initiative is dead for now terminated by moscow with questions august of last week. throughout your advocate summit in st . petersburg included why only 3 percent of the black sea green initiative exports in any case found their way to poor countries. and why would they do a belligerent spain holland? it's only brit and then.

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 now at some of the other stories making news of this out. and the

u. k. u. s. and greece that met those requirements. but even in practice after the decisions are made to transfer western to acts their cash to the defense racket. there's hardly guarantee of accountability that repair center, for example, for german leper tags used in ukraine that was announced back in the spring, was supposed to already be up and running in poland as of the end of may. but it isn't yes. and there now reports that poland was insisting on building that particular task out and be paid a small fortune to the tunes that for each and every time. so who is the lease of the summit? and having secured the future, not for your premiums, not security for ukrainians, either necessarily, but absolutely positively for the weapons manufacturers that are really the big beneficiaries of the misery of the, for any people open to go on list on the senior editor issue inside duncan village says the ukrainian president has picked the wrong time to put his foot down. or it's not the 1st time that's presidents. lensky has been with his twe

u. a, at least one black sea green initiative ship was counting explosives, perhaps from the u. k u. s. a. you billions of dollars in homes being sent to frank, russia through ukraine. the black sea green initiative is dead for now terminated by moscow with questions. august of last week's rush. your advocate summit in st. petersburg included why only 3 percent of the black sea green initiative exports in any case found their way to poor countries. and why would they do a belligerent spain, holland italy, britain, the novice, grabbing grain, and what are the real mechanisms of play when it comes to the neo liberal global food system? well, this is the un secretary general and nature nation. lead is so silent on us ok. patient of syria is which fields claim the black sea green initiative was crucial to saving the poor of africa and around them. it's always the founder and executive director of the oakland institute, which is just reported on i m. f. world bank collusion in the coming up of ukraine's global food supply system. she's previously testified before, but the us congress and th

u. k and the u. s. is always very proudly hit in britain, so you know something very special, it's something that people across the political divide really hold very d a and it's being stressed also before this visit of, of president bite in that it's still very, very strong. it's also the 5th meeting that they are having within as many months. so there is a clear communication between these 2, what lead us. however, there are also differences, and one you have mentioned is about close to a munition. well, present inviting us that over the weekend that you took to what you said was a debit, a difficult decision to, to live a cluster munition, to ukraine, immunization, that's particularly dangerous for civilians. but something that ukraine had been asking for the, the u. k. on the other end is bound by an international treaty that they have signed. the u. s. hasn't signed, that is a ban on cluster munitions. so that's one difference. but the other one, the really topical one is also about ukraine's pause to nato membership. president biden is a more cautious, as you mentioned in the report, you said over the weekend that ukraine is not ready to join in the middle of the war. the u. k. is pushing for some clear a pos possibly some short cuts um for the suit. you know, the, the relationship is strong, there is a support for you can bought. there are differences in these 2 mainly and these 2 subjects. so special relations of yes, but also hiccups. and even in the british press, there was some news papers. they said the president biden is empty british, so there's something that they would have to to. and when they meet you in downing street very, very soon they are good mass in london. thank you. 6 people including 3 children and i've been told in an at

u. k and the us. the u. s has ramped up regional diplomacy, beefing up its defense alliances. washington and camber are participating in the largest ever australia. u. s. military exercise, thomas mine, sabre. france will also take part in the drills. us secretary of state, anthony, blinking opened a new embassy in tonga in february the us reopened its embassy in solomon islands. after 30 years of his plans to open admissions and find a while to and care a body. 2 days after blinking left tonka, the chinese piece, our hospital ship dropped their offering free health services to scramble for the site. pacific is picking up. pace is joining us in the studio. is d w 's asia analyst, clifford coon and clifford, can you tell us a little bit more about mcclung strip? well, this is a by france carving out its own little nation foreign policy when it comes to this region, which is now, as we've seen, is a scramble for this at pacific, between china into us and particular. he's taken name of what he calls this, this, this new imperialism does a little bit of ambiguities there. i think it's clarity and the china, but he's also suggesting that the us, which i

u. s. and the u. k. to be willing for that to happen, and that's up to us as citizens of those countries to demand that the you and human rights council has approved a controversial resolution in the wake of last month koran. burning incident in sweden. the motion introduced by pakistan requires states to review their laws in close any gaps that would limit the prevention and prosecution of acts of religious hatred. we must see these clearly for what it is incitement to really just hatred, discrimination, and attempts to promote violence. we must join hands and condemn minutes. we must isolate those who stole k trip. there is not a single most them country on the planets that allows the disaggregation of the whole. the text of all the religions or the human resolution was strongly opposed by the us and you who claimed it conflicts with their views on human rights and free speech. solomon's event director general of the pakistan afghanistan, youth for him says the adoption of the resolution was needed to

u. k, the u. k. among those who voice concern for example about the u. s. t, y, and the widely bad cluster bombs to ukraine, and ukraine will be high on the agenda on the 2 leaders meeting to the oh absolutely, yeah. this was a very short me thing. last thing got bailey more than hall for an hour. the 6th meeting between prime minister. so you're not, i'm president by doing of coast just a couple of days before president biden landed here in the u. k. on sunday. the us, so to announce that they regarding to give visa costs to munitions to ukraine, saying ukraine had provided assurances they wouldn't be using civilian areas or in russia itself. that wasn't enough to stop some countries including may take members like spain and kind of dropped from criticizing the united states person didn't do so die. right. so the old, i wish you seen that go ahead of this meetings, dates remind people that person was one of the more than a 120 countries who's actually signed the convention binding them because they are see there's just so lee full and the fact that they can

u. s. u k, france and germany. and to be perfectly honest, i am certainly no arms expert, much less have the science background to explain how, how these things work. so we will bring in a man who is an expert with the proper technological training in their development . andre martina is a retired russian navy engineer. he's got advanced degrees in engineering such weapons nowadays. andre is a writer and analyst his latest book called losing military supremacy, the myopia of american strategic planning. and you can see more of his musings on his blog at smooth the x 12 dot blog spot dot com. andre, thank you so much for joining us today. so 1st i gotta ask you, for these people paying close attention to the news on the conflict and ukraine, we're hearing many different types of missiles are being used. can you give us a brief, no pun intended, crash course on the differences between some of these missile systems such as, you know, cruise missiles, glide bombs, the ballistic missiles, and especially the new hyperson

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u. s. 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 b

u. s. u. k. m from supported a 9 month extension of a mandate allowing a deliveries from to kia to north west syria, to the bobo. how i border crossing with russia of age and against that i'm trying to abstain. instead most goes to voted by aging, proposed a 6 month extension. i'm cold for a secretary general report on the humanitarian effect of unilateral west and the sanctions on syria. those against but now it was the us, you can friends who objected to votes in favor, a 3 votes against and 10 extensions. it was a surprise just minutes before the us and said the crossing point was essential for millions of people in need in north west syria, the us on bass de blamed rusher for the border crossings. closure. the russians have been bullies on this. the syrian people want this assistance. i think the side routine wants this assistance and they're going to have to stand up and call for the rest of the try me without you. but the principle of the un security council will governing aid shipments to

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u. s. m, u k. officials saying you frame she'll be more grateful for the a this receiving to well, you see, we are always grateful. and i don't think that there is any speech of our leaders would be that would be missing a huge, huge task to everybody who supports us. we are very clear and we are living proof that you can only fight an enemy that is much larger and stronger than you when you are not fighting alone. and we clearly understand that. however, there is a huge difference because all the of need to leaders that were present at the summit. they are going home to the peaceful countries and prisons. let's keep going back home. we're all, every night we are attacked by the russian miss house. and we do not know we are going to wake up in the morning. and this is why, of course, he's frustrated. when is it goals that we uh, who did you see in front of us that we are not shooting down this time. but again, we are grateful and again, we know that one day we will get them. there are speculations

u. s. and u. k. and domini, also do you think it's the boy on the top that oppose it on um, but there are forces bob risdon falls that one to the disturbing the up and want to pay to be in by picking the independent us in fact that indeed india has main signed is strong relations with russia and his pots as brakes as well, despite the war and ukraine, problems with the same, generally, some physical come and say it's a thanks for talking to through the, to the political dispute between us and both of the and that's indian and peace that thank you bye much. all right, thank you very much. it will not move on to other stories now does is a photo test as gathered in front of the united nations headquarters in new york on friday, the money and then to us support for israel and his decades long conflicts with palestine other value came in response to this week is ready rate on the westbound city of janine, which are both of you left 12 dead including 3 children. the operation was branded by the un chief a

u. s. and the u. k. for there are a lot of engaging in real action, choosing instead to initiate the votes at the hey, you can lining up allies. the fact the process by washington recently announced the elimination of its chemical weapons stockpiles a task of a bit take more than 30 years. of the white house is accused of rupture of hiding. it's optional. so despite the fact the o, p c, w did actually confirm the must go liquidate of those strokes 6 years ago. i'm also responded by saying that us claims as simply a distraction from the fact it took americans so long to fulfill its own obligations. i think we'd better take this conversation followed as possible. i've got a full my british different about the professor william malice and joining us here live on this program on all the international. great to see you. so thank you so much for coming on this program. some pretty strong and accusatory statements coming from russia, right? this is saying that the us is, has been using the o. p. c. w, as a, as

u. s. and the 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 i

u. s. and the u. k. for their lack of engaging and real action, choosing instead to initiate the set, the hague, and then line up best supporting allies. while washington recently announced the limitation of its chemical weapons stockpiles. a task of a took more than 3 decades. the white house to the queue is rusher of hiding itself, and all this by the o. p. c. w confirming most moscow, liquidated those stop 6 years ago, almost get responded by saying that us claims of a destruction from the fact that it took america so long to fulfill its own obligations. well, for the greek i busted uh leo need is kristen bubble, as he gave us his view on how western powers treat the rules of in to national organizations, have a listen for us. the rules are very, very clear as these rules are not implemented because uh, the uh, western countries want to manipulate this organization to 0 means it's not the 1st time that we see this within the united nations. we must not forget how, but the members of the u. n. were act

u. s. and the u. k. was actually fairly critical. tons, you say defense and this is accordingly. you're going to be more thankful for what they've received. a kind of funny, i'm thinking with jugs from joe biden as of the beginning of his boss. so meeting with zelinski saying to the grand present that say he was, but he stuck with him with bite and, and they basically had to learn to live with the current us ministration. so there was a real worry here that this is basically just the case of taking the time down the road. and that maybe once the active phase of this war is over, those countries. and they to who don't want to see brain in the lines will be able to basically kill of this idea right now they just having to kind of a delay its find reasons to make more conditions. we don't really know what those conditions are. and this basically doesn't in ukraine any closer to the lines and it wasn't 2008 and the progress summit, when that 1st initial aspiration was defined. and that although you installed the bug, said that it hasn't been closer today. so than ever before, that it

u. k. among those who voice concerns about the u. s. providing the widely bad cluster bombs to ukraine. that announcement comes a few days ago, intervene and you can and will be high on the agenda on the to lead as meeting wanted. absolutely. uh this is the 6th meeting between the 2 men since 5 minutes a. so you're not actually 2 copies last october and just a few days before a couple of days before president biden arrived here in for it to the us, announced that it would be supplying ukraine with those costs the munitions. and they say that they've received assurances from ukraine that they wouldn't be used in russia or in civilian areas about some not enough to stop criticism from some countries, including nature. members like canada criticizing the us the news. now, britain has simply repeated that it's one of more than a $120.00 countries which have signed a convention binding the production and use of those costs. the bottom is because the bum lips, the smallest bones that they leave on the ground, can remain there with danger. fo

u. s. u k issues, and i think the one that i would foreground is that mr. soon act in contrast to his pre assessors, mr. johnson and miss trusts that she has being reliable and being constructed by the ministration had warned that the u. k. was going to sabotage a break to northern irish protocol. of the price of the great dock in us size would have put the security of the irish island, both north and the republic risk. but mister snack has worked with the european union to reaffirm and all the irish protocol. and this in a way as a bit of a thank you, joe biden would not have come to london, would not have come to london until the government reaffirmed its commitment to the northern irish protocol. industry soon access fulfilled that condition and all binding on soon like on the same page when it comes to security commitments, they can offer ukraine because we've, we've seen these disagreements when it comes to plus the munitions as well because there's 2 issues 1st before i talk about. busy munitions, there's been this question, and a lot of the process r

u. s. l i u. k prime minister wishes to not. let's go to our white house correspondent give me the whole good. so i for us now kimberly, so it took us through exactly the reaction back home in the us to president biden's move of the lot, sitting well with some members of the president's own democratic party. specifically, the progressive wing were the further left of the wing of the democratic party. you have to remember that when the president came into office, he said that the foundation was for policy was going to be human rights. this would be the sort of the forefront of making all of his foreign policy decisions. and so that is why they're upset, because this is a decision that seems completely opposite of that. and so what we've had is 19 members of the progressive wing of the democratic party, signing a letter, sending it to president biden sharply criticizing him, saying that the cluster munitions are the exact wrong choice because of the in discriminant harm, that they will cause 2 of those, the civilians that will be

u. s. and e u to some degree, the u. k. are pretty concerned, not just what they, what do we, how do we be, you know, a break up these companies that are attending towards monopoly. it's also about their monopoly on the data and how they exploit the data for commercial purposes, you know, surveillance, capitalism, a phrase only just coined a few years ago is very real. uh and you know, the reason these companies you could say are in business at all is because they make more money on analyzing and selling the insights from the data than they actually do from selling you any goods. and you know, musk is not uh, unaware of that he's very clear. i think that this is another revenue stream. and perhaps it will be the life blood of x. but so far it doesn't look like ex has the critical mass of users or advertisers to make that really payoff. so again, we're back to the what's the incentive? and once we have an incentive, if you are calling in hundreds of people, then that's going to be scrutinized for sure. we're out of time manu

u. s. decision to supply ukraine with plus the bombs, which a widely band, including by the u. k. this, by this was to, by the said, the relationship between the 2 countries remains rock solid. are you crying is climbing? there's a russian attack on the residential area of a time. is that provision region that has killed 4 people on hospitalized 11 of us . the local you training governors that'd be attacked. you take your monetary and a distribution points near the front line, killing 3 women on the map. you cry and share pictures of the disruption which is fed was caused by a russian guided glide bomb that struck a best school, but residents were collecting aid. russia it denies, deliberately targeting civilians. i correspond to nick connelly in keith told us, no, this was in the categories of which is pretty close. the front lines just south of the regional capital. is that what it is? it's a matter of it doesn't know. so it comes as to the front positions of the credit, the only way a lot of that kind of most intense fighting is going on right now. the scenario is it often come

u. k. 4 administered, james cleverly said, the decision to suspend the deal was an act of cruelty and the us ambassador to the u. s. arm linda thomas. spring football field spoke of russian fitness says that an isaac germany is foreign minister lena bear. bock also had harsh words for russia at the u. n. d. w. use washington bureau chief in his pulse spoke to her in new york minnes available through called, and flooding, reporting to stop recognizing hunger, just as he withdrew from the black sea green initiative. this needs a quick fix to stop more people from starving. what is the most likely way out of this? the common called and uh, the well to made this call today he in new york uh at the united nation. every delegate from every country was totally shocked. that to put him stop this great initiative again, because people could feel around the world. how much of the grain from you cane is needed has been needed over the last the months. it was at $32000000.00 tons of grain 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.

u. k. prime minister versus, you know, 10 dining street fight and describe that bilateral relationship of rock solid. b u . s. president is on a 3 nation trip to europe, which will culminate in that nato. somebody's in lithuania, on choose day. i was full such as the following events from london's downing street so well the usual very sol, some expressions of unity and the lines from both president biden and risky. so not good behind that. there are some tensions and some differences in policy when it comes to ukraine. nice know, typically most recently over the exports of cost to munitions to ukraine, which the president has now committed to as a member of the convention on costing munitions. the case is obliged to oppose such measures and that's something the dining street says that the prime minister soon acted in person during the talks. it's unlikely that this different goes difference goes much beyond that, but it is a point of difference. perhaps the most significant one is on the pace of ukraine's eventual expression to nato membership. the united states as seems to be considerably more reluctant. there's also been differences between the u. k and some other west allies of us and washington on a president by this policy is hundreds of millions of dollars worth of climate change. subsidies which some allies see as competitive in this very important new field, perhaps more common ground with the king where president biden went to meet with king charles at windsor castle and with a forum of private investors. industrialists in such green technology, king charles has long held climates. campaigning is a very important part of his role. one that is constrained now that he's transition from prince of wales to king. but unless he has hosting this one of his so on the all those very important talks in vilnius, they will be the real meat of this visit to europe by the us. presidents are equal, sent out to 0. london. the covenant says restaurants present, resume peyton, match with the chief of the volume us and me group. you have any projection just days after his failed rebellion, i mean spokesman dimitry pest golf told reporters

u. s. president joe biden has landed in lithuania for a key nature, a summit. he arrived from the u. k, where he met persons king charles, they discussed efforts to address the climate crisis bite and also how to work for the u. k. prime minister of issues to neg, they discuss us plans to send costs of aunts to claim the kremlin has admitted that russian president vladimir putin met for the was the most. and really that you've got any precaution 5 day is often has failed, usually for goals and ordered his troops to march on moscow last month. but the rebellion was pulled off to mizzi and media is reporting that the african migraine stranded on the border with libya has been relocated. 700 people were detained by security for us as last week. to add to my life and protests. the spanish coast cod has rescued 86 migrants from a boat near the canary islands. the migrant sailed on 3 boats from senegal, 2 weeks ago, is rarely false as have shot dead, a palestinian man near to my left and the occupied westbank. the military says $33.00 of those been out codified businesses separately. it's re

u. k. relations. and i don't seem to punish people, want to see that this past is due to trying to you. okay. was as a u. s. secret service tries to determine who brought the recently discovered bag of cocaine into the white house book is across the globe happened compiling their own list of the likely as candidates show best personalities to political heavy ways have all made it onto the list, including the 1st couple joe and joe biden and musicians elton john and snoop dog alongside other performers and politicians. yeah, according to the bedding industry, the most probable culprits are a random taurus star actress, angelina geo. lee and topping the leader board is the president's eldest son hunter, who has a previous record of drug abuse. so that's as video from 4th of july celebrations at the white house has raised suspicion among twitter users to quickly made a connection between the recent cocaine discovery and hunter biden's reputation. an unusual behavior. during the independence day celebrations where the abiding family had a private viewing of fireworks. the president's son looks somewhat. this s

u. s. 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 nate 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. from and just assume not as 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. i spoke it nice in london that your crime claims that russian attack on the residential area of a time is that the provision of aging has killed 4 people and hospitalized 11 of us . who are you trading governors that'd be attacking a humanitarian, a distribution points near the front line, killing 3 women undermine your crime. shows pictures of the destruction, which it said was caus