the u. s. intelligence service. and it showed that the u. s. had taught the phones of leading politicians, including uncle michael. now the us, of course, is a close ally of germany and those revelations cause quite a lot of outrage back here and back then. and in 2013, now this new report has found that the a didn't known that in fact, it had help from denmark and the danish intelligence service. and what the danish intelligence service did it, let us access danish internet cables to listen to those phone conversations by uncle michael also by frank stein, maya, who is now the german president. and what the report also brought to light is that germany wasn't the only country that denmark help the u. s. spy on. and danish intelligence officials also passed on information about leading politicians in other european countries, such as sweden and norway, in fonts and in the netherlands. ok, so a technical support and collusion as it were, but all governments on keep tabs on one another is this kind of intelligence activity. all that unusual. no, o

but the u. s. says iran must curb some of its nuclear nativity before it's prepared to rejoin the ok. let's bring in our guests into crime. we have hammered most savvy. he's a professor of political science at ron university in washington dc. henry man leverett is a former national security official and diplomat and in vienna. telegraph is a form ahead of verification and security policy, the coordination officer at the international atomic energy agency. thank you very much. indeed, all of you for being with this topic, i'd like to start with you. why else do you think has a grand iran agreed to this extension? although done just a willingness to hold the talks? well, i think the senior officials are the comic energy organization of iran headed by dr . stella, he who also has is also the vice president of iran. they understand that providing cooperation to the i a e. a as regards nuclear verification is in their hands on interest and that we're the agency to report that it is unable to verify that

the u. s. it says iran needs to dismantle some of its neutral devotees, before the us is going to rejoin the deal. what do you think the u. s. would need to see to get it to a position where it would be willing to rejoin that deal? well, that's a very good question because it's not only the united states, but also the, the 3 european powers. what i understand is their view is that since iran stepped out of the j. c. p. o, a limits on enrichment. starting in the summer of 2019, it has gathered a lot of experience and expertise in operating the centrifuges and enriching to 20 percent, and now also enriching up to 60 percent. and that somehow this experience and expertise needs to be rolled back as well. not only that the extra refuges are multiple and taken offline, but that, that data that has been accumulated over the past 2 years or so is also erased. and this is something very difficult because there's no way of verifying this. i understand iran is not prepared to do that. it is also arguing

the who's ah i b u. s. secretary, a state needs israeli, and palestinian latest modified these byron gaza. ah say that this is al jazeera alive from dell hall. so coming up the army behind last year, q and malia has the rest of the country's president and prime minister france calls it a qu, within a qu iran guardian council. this qualifies high profile candidates for next month presidential election. you agrees on more sanctions against piano. ruth, the whole landing of a passenger jack ah, in the us is reopening its consulates in occupied east jerusalem for palestinians. the previous trump administration had closed in 2019, in an attempt to downgrade ties. us secretary of state antony blink and made the announcement off the meeting. palestinian authority president. my mood bus here also pledged $32000000.00 for the un agencies supporting palestinian refugees more than $5000000.00. as immediate a for garza, the united states will be moving forward with the process to reopen or conflict, interest them. tha

the u. s the final phase of withdrawing troops from afghanistan. removing troops will take place over the next few months and is expected to be complete by september. 11th military leaders, though, have repeatedly argued not to completely withdraw u. s troops from afghanistan, but instead. reduce the size of the u. s military presence in the country, they say, pulling us forces out of afghanistan by a certain date eliminates pressure on the taliban and weakens leverage in the peace talks with that g of al qa bin laden. bin laden was killed in a firefight with u. s forces in pakistan. his death brought an end to a nearly decade long worldwide hunt for the man who masterminded. september 11th attacks. ah former vice president at netflix has been convicted in a fraud scheme. the u. s attorney's office is michael kale was found guilty on 28 counts of fraud and money laundering. federal prosecutors say the 49 year old was working for netflix. he solicited and accepted bribes and kickbacks from nine

the u. s. government wants to put them on trial for allegedly, conspiring to hack into a pentagon, commuter and belief. and others, like are porters without borders? they say this is a 1st amendment case and the u. s. is trying to punish the science for exposing wrong, doing p o u n is, but if you could, if you go, no shit, just minutes. but it seems like allowing me to deal with an evaluation this some believe you got it and then you should put them in the last few listen. i'm putting hands if you get them, we feel the money out of my will understand what you even they up with a lot of the union did julian a sons encouraged chelsea manning to steal secret documents as the prosecution claims manning was pardoned by obama and is now a free woman, but just before the start of the trial, she's again summon to appear before the grand jury asked if sponge helped her leak secrets. she tells the judge, i'd rather star myself to death than change my position on this case. as a result, she goes to pris

the u. s. has reported what's happening in great as ethnic cleansing and human rights group have said that atrocities have been committed by force. now the u. s. has imposed visa restrictions on certain individuals as well as factions, because of the conflict embassy grew region and has repeatedly called one of the withdrawal of troops by the government. prime minister has also called the conflict in the region stressful and that he also wants to come to an end, but refugees and displaced people. now think that the return group continue to be present in the town up degree and continue to commit atrocities have morgan for impact theory hutton. all right, let's take a closer look at what started this unrest. t gray is a semi autonomous area and if you're p as north governed by the t great people's liberation front, it's estimated to have up to a quarter 1000000 fighters. it was the front line for if you open during a 2 year conflict with eritrea and large amounts of military equipment are still s

the u. s. re engages with the policy people in reopens are constantly jerusalem, will have a lot of work to do together as well. as the lincoln was in egypt, 20 held talks with president of them for that has cc. lincoln said the 2 countries are working together. her life is rabies and palestinians live in safety and security. he said they also discussed egypt. human rights record. dodge court has ordered oil giant shell to cut its compet emissions by 45 percent by 2030. being hailed as a major victory for environmentalists. the verdict could have major implications for similar cases around the world. the former chief adviser to the u. k. prime minister is told the parliamentary committee, the government failed the public in its corona virus response. dominant coming says he and other officials acted to light cummings with ousted from downing street in november amid rumors of a rift with the prime minister rounds president is urging the country supreme leader to allow more candidates in next mo

once the u. s. on and you see on the sun is a solid country and they have every right to have relations with india and they've had relations with india. and we have no, we have no issue with that. what we are saying is, and we are not even objective in the playing a post conflict, constructive rule and reconstruction in rebuilding militia. with that. what we have said is they have their limitations, these of the piece process because they do not have, they're not immediate neighbors. of a lot of fun. they do not have 3000000 refugees, a living in their country. we do. we do the world. it's forgotten them. but we are living them. but your total of afghan is down as a sovereign country, but water will be is a country which the u. s. will continue to bomb it will and surely i've got to start will go back to the situation. it's also had in the past of a great deal of jostling of a great power competition. and in this case now china, india, russia, iran. but finally august on finally of allison is one ar

the headlines here on out to the or the u. s. secretary of state is in the middle east, hoping to strengthen the ceasefire between israel, hamas in garza, and then effort to men, ties with the palestinians, anthony blink, and announced millions and new aid. him says the u. s. is reopening a conflict in occupied east jerusalem. i informed president boss and earlier prime minister netanyahu that.

the u. s. britain canada and switzerland said no, but that could change the wt o meets again on wednesday. we believe that the pharmaceutical companies should be supplying at scale and at cost to the entire world so that there is no barrier toe everyone getting vaccinated. in the meantime, starting tomorrow, travelersy. anyone who has been in india for the previous two weeks will be denied entry unless they are u. s citizens, members of the military or immediately immediate family members of u. s cities. citizens coming from india to the u. s reporting live, allie rasmus ktvu, fox two news. all right, allie. thank you for that. well this week could be the week that san francisco and we're in town. empties move into that less restrictive yellow tear. both counties are trending in the right direction for that to be announced tomorrow, and if that does happen, restaurants, movie theaters, gyms and officers could start operating at 15% capacity and then both indoor and outdoor events could allow fo

once the u. s. alone, you see on the sun is a solid country and they have every right to have relations with india. and they've had relations with india. and we have no, we have no issue with that. what we are saying is, and we are not even objective india playing a post conflict, constructive rule and reconstruction in rebuilding. the real issue with that. what we have said is they have the limitations of the peace process because they do not have a did not immediately because of a lot of fun. they do not have 3000000 refugees a living in their country. we do, we do. the world has forgotten them. but we are living them. but you told me afghan isn't as a sovereign country, but what it will be is a country which the u. s. will continue to bomb it will and surely i've got to start will go back to the situation. it's also had in the past of a regular jostling of, of great power competition. and in this case now, china, india, russia, iran. but finally, finally, i've had a thought is one area where all

his 1st trip abroad as the u. s. a top diplomat, and it's a tough assignment turning and israeli hummer, the fire into a laughing piece. and he blink and began his week long agenda in jerusalem for talks with benjamin netanyahu. the israeli prime minister think the by an administration for helping israel defend itself against thomas rocket attacks and you were given meaning to this. now again with replenishment of iron, don't interceptors save civilian lives on both sides of and we were grateful for that too. we too will give meaning to our commitment to ourself. defense is from us, breaks the com and the taxes ro i response will be very powerful. lincoln's visit comes after a truce ended 11 days of rocket fire out of gaza on israel and heavy israeli bombardment of the palestinian enclave. as blinking arrived in rome, ally in the west bank, palestinians turned out to oppose his visit. mac coffins represented the more than 60 children killed in the israeli barrage on gaza. protest is called blinking mission, just more

the u. s. a chamber of commerce therefore, is asking for an end of those benefits because they believe that this is essentially one reason why a lot of people don't want to go back to work. where do we know how many states will be cutting these federal unemployment age checks? and i'm wondering, will the loss of $300.00 checks each week? will that be enough to make low wage jobs attractive? again? well, republican governors, i'm planning to drop these benefits in at least 21 u. s. states as soon as next month. certainly that would create an incentive follow income workers to go back to work. but the critics also say that this doesn't make those jobs more attractive, again, rather raises pressure on low income workers to go back to work, to forces them, essentially to go back to work at the minimum wage. and you know, the debate about this minimum wage here in the u. s. really has a political dimension. some democrats have been calling for raising the minimum wage, including president biden. oth

the u. s. lewis, there was, if there aren't disengaging it seems that diplomacy might actually flow. they, they were the, there is a question, is we are geographically connected. some powers have the choice of leaving at will do we, we don't hear geographically died. where would be though we have to pull it just that's why our approach ought to be different. foreign minister, thank you very much for talking to algebra. i a weekly critique of the stories hitting the headlines. the news media have been left to sort through nick messaging on a quite complex story from mainstream street journal is been main objective, is to get me to send it to the wall to show them what's going on. exposing real world threats to activity. often they return to moscow and neck and tunnels and people were arrested. the listening post covers the way the news is covered on a jersey a lot of the stories that we cover heidi complex, so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can to as many people as

the u. s. government wants to put them on trial for allegedly, conspiring to hack into a pentagon computer and belief and others like porters without borders. they say this is a 1st amendment case in the u. s. is trying to punish lessons for exposing wrong doing or you could just finish him regularly. the field continues to evaluate this. somebody got it and then you should listen community. if i'm pulling up a shot, killed you get there was that we feel the money out of my will be ok and understand what you even they up with a lot of feeling that union did julian sons encouraged chelsea manning to steal secret documents as the prosecution claims manning with pattern by obama, and is now a free woman. but just before the start of the trial, she's again summoned to appear before the grand jury asked if sponge helped her leak secrets. she tells the judge i'd rather star myself to death than change my position on this case. as a result, she goes to prison again and has to pay heavy fines. but she

so they want to get, i think out of the u. s. is bad books. they're trying to do so and use the leverage over the seas far. i think the meeting is taking place but half an hour from now. that is still going to be some tough questions. on the other issues, i'm sure they'll be talking about the dam on denial and the tensions with ethiopia . and saddam, they'll be talking about libya as well too. and i'm sure the issue of egyptian human rights will come up on the agenda as you say. then on to jordan for a meeting with king abdullah and the secretary of state. meanwhile, here following in the secretary state footsteps, is dominic rob the u. k. foreign secretary, he is meeting right now with prime minister netanyahu. we expect to hear their comments soon, and then we'll be going to remodel in the afternoon to meet my mood of ass, the president of the policy you know, authority will be interesting is to compare the remarks of secretary blinking and foreign secretary and rob. because secretary blinking had a very narrow focus is just about keeping th

ah, the u. s. sexual stage has outlines how the biden administration plans to men ties with palestinians during a trip to bolts for the cease fire with israel antony blink and announced the reopen a diplomatic outreach office and pledge millions of dollars in new age. but he also said he didn't show none of that money would go to hum us diplomatic. as i said, james bass ports from ramallah and the occupied west bank arriving intel of the us secretary of state on a trip with a narrow aim, keeping things calm after the ccr. his 1st stop an audience with israel's prime minister pledging the u. s. is continuing commitment to israel, the fence, but adding this, we believe that palestinians and israelis equally deserved to live safely and securely, to enjoy equal measures of freedom opportunity, and democracy to be treated with dignity. that echoed by the israeli leader. his words, perhaps unconvincing to some of the leading and 11 de bombardment of garza. we discussed also how to improve the lives in t

once the u. s. on and you see on the sun is a solid country and they have every right to have relations with india and they've had relations with india. and we have no, we have no issue with that. what we are saying is, and we are not even objective india playing a post conflict, constructive rule and reconstruction in rebuilding militia. with that. what we have said is they have the limitations of the peace process because they do not have their not immediate neighbors of a lot of fun. they do not have 3000000 refugees, a living in their country. we do redo the world, it's forgotten them. but we are living with them, but you're talking of afghan hassan as a sovereign country, but water will be, is a country which the u. s. will continue to bomb it will. and surely i've got to start will go back to the situation. it's also had in the past of a great deal of jostling of a great power competition. and in this case now, china, india, russia, iran. but finally, finally i've had a soc, is one area where

if the u . s. goes back into it, giving international legitimacy for iran having an arsenal of nuclear weapons. nuclear missiles, clearly the, by the ministration doesn't like comments like that. it certainly doesn't like the prospect of israel to hand a unilateral action and particularly not just the action. but the comments at this stage probably will be seen in washington as unhelpful because behind the scenes in vienna, they've made a great deal of progress towards a resumption of the nuclear deal. iran and the u. s. being back with the rest of the international community in that nuclear deal, they've made a great deal of progress, but the hardest bass are at the end. and they're getting to that most delicate negotiations, which could be make or break. and so that's why i think they will not find a problem submitting assay his comments helpful at this stage. right. ok, james, thanks for that to james base. wester's them, let's say, crossover to hurry for life or in god's or at the, at the shop

and said the u. s. would oppose any moves from either side to undermine the prospect of a workable to state solution. from when it's going to correspond dana reg as in television, donna anthony brink and says the us wants to help people in garza and bypass us at the same time. how realistic is that? well, that's definitely going to be a challenge, rebecca. that is because how much is the de facto ruler of the strip? however, we have seen and we are seeing already now humanitarian a walking into gaza strip in the form of medicine, food fuel. these are all products that do end up reaching palestinian civilians hands. so this is definitely going to be a challenge for the u. s. and israel, however, it is realistic, it is possible. we'll have to wait and see how the us is reopening. it's palestinian liaison office in east jerusalem and is working to rebuild trust with the policy and president of us. how's that going down in israel? well, that's definitely a very clear change of policy coming from the new whi

in the u. s. the data is now convincing enough to have real world consequences in a move that took a lot of experts by surprise, america's public health agency earlier this month, changed masking guidelines. it now says that fully vaccinated people can feel free to go without a mask in most situations. because enough studies like this one from israel show that the number of breakthrough cases is indeed very low. and the chances that those individuals might transmit the virus to others is extremely low as well. that's kind of an about turn and it's really sparked some controversy. some experts don't like it or agree with the agencies decision. but i think it's fair to say that the evidence is quite strong. now that if you've been vaccinated, fully vaccinated with one of the highly effective vaccines and waited for a couple of weeks, then you're unlikely to carry the virus or, or to spread it to others. for at least a few months after vaccination me derek williams and ben physical and thanks for wat

so the u. s. and the u. standing shoulder to shoulder in common condemnation of what happened, both calling for the immediate release of mr. to savage and his girlfriend, sophia pagan. both taken off that airline that ryan are playing in lithuania and indeed the sort of bounds the reach of the lack of this story threatening to escalate. even further with comments from the u. k. foreign secretary dominic rob suggesting that none of this could have happened without at least the acquiescence, if not the full knowledge of the kremlin in moscow. russia, a course effectively the mainstay ally of alexander lucas shanker, his sort of guarantor in power. if you like, no response on that from the kremlin yet. but the story, as i said, very much developing and threatening to expand. in the news, the head, hundreds of young refugees and migrants left to fend for themselves in a spanish enclave in north africa and info canada, russian in democratic republic of congo. the chart honed and hundreds of families di

the u. s. is already said, but it does not want to see us in any way benefit from reconstruction. money coming in. it was to do it through the us is given a reply to that idea to us a little bit earlier today saying that the reconstruction is a right that the palestinian people that should be done transparent. it should be done in a way that it gets to the people gave that money. but the key point is what they say is that they will not allow blackmail to achieve political concessions along with the reconstruction. so that i think point to 2 things. one is that how much feels that it is achieved a political victory in this recent military efforts that it has overshadowed the p a in terms of how it is being seen on the street, not just here, but also in the occupied west bank and an occupied east jerusalem, so it's not ready to see territory metaphorically to the policy at this precise moment. it's done, he doesn't want to make concessions. the famous 3 concessions that were asked of it after it

for the u. s. prosecutors a hackers on trial, a public enemy and cyber terrorist, for others, a pioneer of investigative journalism on whose pain press freedom in the west could depend on the assumes case it was you who the war with iraq go into the mission. busy and if this, if the to can you i don't guess, don't mean a recent response to the structure which is a bunch instead with someone outside monitoring really to people this side of things going on as the next life just anyone. okay. and what do i do with this program? me the in august 2012. the british authority threatened to storm the equitorial embassy in london. arrest julian sons, which would provoke a diplomatic class. why is it so important to seize him at any cost moving, moving on? i mean, moving along with me to understand things. let's go back in 2010 julian assumption is at the height of the same wiki leagues as published. thousands of secret u. s. military documents on the walls and have gone on a new wrong. there might be a cou

the u. s. pledges to help rebuild garza during a trip by the secretary of state to show up a sci fi with israel. we believe that palestinians and israelis equally deserved to live safely and securely, to enjoy equal measures of freedom opportunity, and democracy. ah, hello, i'm down there. ally from dell also coming up under the thousands of people rushed to emergency shelter. another powerful cycle bear down on india unofficial part. another took your lympics code for the games to be cancelled saying it's not worth the risk to public safety plus airline stay a care of better ruth. and you with some new sanctions after the rest of a journalist who's flight was ordered to land in ah, what kinds of program the us secretary of state has outlined how the biden administration plans to men ties with the palestinians during a trip to both to the ceasefire with israel, anthony blink, and says they will reopen a continent and his pledged millions of dollars a new aid, but he adds, it shall. none of tha

anthony blinking announced millions and new aid and says the u. s. is real thing, a conflict in occupied east jerusalem. i informed president boss.

so the case position is somewhat different from the u. s. as i say, secretary blinkin on his way to car where he'll see president cc that will be about the situation in this region. egypt brown could that cease fall the main player brokering that sees while in gaza. but i expect other issues to come up as well. egypt tensions with ethiopia over the nile, the situation in libya. and i think the by the ministration likely to push quite hard on human rights in egypt, the u. s. secretary state then continuing the final part of his visit in a few hours after he's finished in colorado, going to amman, jordan, where he'll meet up to law. thank you. james bass, diplomatic editor, following the us secretary state on his middle east tour were on 2 other news now on the 2nd side, claiming to hit india. and just over a week is made land full on the east coast. the sights of additional west bengal will bear the brunt will than $2000000.00 people have had to be to safety. it is psycho and yas then is expected to bring gusts over 285 kilometers now plus se

the u. s. a chamber of commerce therefore, is asking for an end of those benefits because they believe that this is essentially one reason why a lot of people don't want to go back to works. where do we know how many states will be cutting these federal unemployment age checks? and i'm wondering, will the loss of $300.00 checks each week? will that be enough to make low wage jobs attractive? again? well, republican governors, i'm planning to drop these benefits in at least 21 u. s. states as soon as next month. certainly that would create an incentive follow income workers to go back to work. but the critics also say that this doesn't make those jobs more attractive again, and rather raises pressure on low income workers to go back to work, to forces them, essentially to go back to work at the minimum wage. and as you know, the debate about this a minimum wage here in the u. s. really has a political dimension. some democrats have been calling for raising the minimum wage, including president 5

the u. s. israel's biggest ally had been putting on the pressure to stop the violets. president joe biden reportedly warned benjamin netanyahu that he couldn't withstand international criticism of the gaza strikes for much longer. gabriel elizondo has more from washington d. c. president joe biden had come under increase pressure over the last week to do more to try to stop the violence, particularly with progresses within the democratic party who were calling on biden, to pressure prime minister benjamin netanyahu to pursue more aggressively a ceasefire. so ultimately, when biting did announce a cease fire, he wanted to show that the u. s. was very much involved in it and wanted to take some credit. we've held intention, high level discussions, our by our literally egypt, palestinian authority and other middle eastern countries with a name of avoiding disorder, pro long conflict we've seen in previous years when, how still it is broken out. i believe the palestinians and israelis equally dese

and the reason that the u. s. another government should be paying attention is on display here today is precisely the kind of technology which is for us dominance when it comes to these high advanced technologies in other industries in this area. this has huge implications, not only for the economy and china's ability to increase market share and these industries, for example. but also when it comes to china's military abilities and its ability to collect data and increased surveillance, literally here in china, but also in other countries. and already china's ability to do this is a point of extreme contention, especially when it comes to the use of these technologies in areas down against the muslim league population, which many governments including the usa, amounts to human rights and even generous life. and many experts that we've spoken to say that there are also other implications which are raising concerns such as the use of ai and chinese abilities. for example. now for this reason, we've seen the u. s. p

the u. s. isn't reflecting on its own problems, but rather attempting to make escape goat out of china. my question is, what are they able to find? can they sleep at night with an untroubled conscience? good might, in administration, says, knowing the origins of cove 19 is a matter of global health, a way to stop another pandemic in the future. but the report could have far reaching consequences that go beyond the health sector. capielo visit the young al jazeera police in hong kong have banned. next month's vigil markeen the anniversary of beijing salomon square massacre. last year's event marking the 1989 cracked down on pro democracy protesters was also cancelled due to corona virus restrictions. tens of thousands turned out to defy the ban. hong kong security chief has warned the controversial new national security law could be used against anyone who rallies on june, 4th and hong kong security chief is also threatened bankers with jail. if they deal with a council of media tycoon jimmy ly,

the u. s. a different because of the vaccination and the fact that the countries big by been talking about the single country where traditionally got less restriction to move in within the same state between states. and you combined with a great nation project. and this is what the result looks like, right? and i think very soon it was here, 7 years whereabouts initially spot even pick it up. and hopefully we should also see according to between the you can do something about very soon. so i think it's all about the vaccination. when though, let me get you to try and look in your crystal ball for us. when do we think international, the international flights market is going to be back to almost free covey levels? so i think for traffic it's already happening globally, i think. and for the interest, you know, the whole nation is the key. and then also government isn't the restriction, but it seems to be sequence 1st that there anything else is picture my crystal bodies of yours. but i would say a

the u. s. calls china's actions genocide. that's making it more difficult for some to continue to do business. take hannah's and more. it's all, as it's better known in the high street, h n. m. of the pledging not to use cotton from chin. jang. it faced a bank clash in china from the government and consumers, barbary nike, adidas. some of the other western brands hit by consumer boy costs the united states band, the impulse of coffee and tomato products. in january, it's estimated the us imported $9000000000.00 of constant products and $10000000.00 of tomatoes last year. supply chains for solar panels are also clustered in the region, raising concerns among investors about force, labor in facts, half the world's raw materials to make. so the panels comes from it. shinji yang. further complicating the worlds move away from fossil fuels, reports compiled by the german parliament, concludes the country's new supply chain law will likely mean german companies have to withdraw from chin jang and rel

nissan trip to the middle east and says the u. s. is reopening its consulate in occupied east jerusalem for palestinians. he also budged millions of dollars in aid for gaza, one insisting that hum us which runs the territory should not benefit from it. but there was no promise of renewed peace talks as antibiotic james bay's reports from ramallah. arriving in television, the us secretary of state on a trip with a narrow ame keeping things calm after the cease his 1st stop, an audience with israel's prime minister pledging the u. s. is continuing commitment to israel's defense. but adding this, we believe that palestinians and israelis equally deserved to live safely and securely, to enjoy equal measures of freedom opportunity, and democracy to be treated with dignity. that echoed by the israeli leader. his words, perhaps unconvincing to some of the leading and 11 de bombardment of garza, we discussed also how to improve the lives in the conditions of the palestinians. the managerial conditions in ramallah. the 1st visit by a secretar

also coming up in u. s. foreign policy. president biden is making it clear ties with germany are more important than a disagreement over a pipeline from russia, and when he comes to the pipeline and us ties to russia. well, the story there gets a little complicate when the freedom group, apparently a u. s. decision has been made to promote stable, predictable ties with russia. but if this includes constant and predictable sanctions, that's not what we need to our viewers on p b s in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with europe preparing to reopen its borders just in time for summer. today the you agreed that the time has come to make it possible again for tourists to visit. the borders are expected to open as early as next week, but only to those who have been fully vaccinated against the corona virus. with the vaccines approved for years here in europe. currently, there are 5 astrazeneca johnson and johnson madana by on take pfizer and the chinese vaccine sign

maria, here in the world news from al jazeera, the u. s. efforts to shore up the seas fire continuing. secretary said anthony, blinking is headed to cairo also in the open to 1000000 people to take shelter as a powerful cycle. and another one hits india this time in the 8th and inefficient apartments of the tokyo olympics called for the games to be cancelled because of the co, the risk ah diplomatic efforts continue this wednesday as lead is worked to cement the cease fire between israel and hamas. but for so many, this is where their attention is another potential flash point in occupied east jerusalem. this time it's over the neighborhood of phil. one purchased bro account isn't as ready call was expected to review. another case of forced evictions. 6 palestinian families are at risk of losing their homes. of the court has however, been adjourned for the day. we've also got the us secretary said antony blinking here he is leaving. kyra, if you are leaving for cairo a few hours ago, he tries to bolster the cease fire on tuesday, human pal

so sure, state entity, ben can says the u. s. is reopening, it's considered to be occupied, is to invoke bodies, theresa limit for palestinians. after meeting a student or 30 president would of us. he also pledged millions of dollars in aid for garza but insisted that hamas, which runs the territory, should not benefit from it. lincoln is in the region to strengthen fragile c.

also coming up in u. s. foreign policy president biden is making it clear ties with germany are more important than a disagreement over a pipeline from russia, and when he comes to the pipeline and us ties to russia. well, the story there gets a little complicate when you read them, because apparently a u. s. decision has be made to promote stable, predictable ties with russia. but if this includes constant and predictable sanction, that's not what we need to our viewers on p b. s. in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome, we begin the day with europe preparing to reopen its borders just in time for summer. today, the eve agreed that the time has come to make it possible again for tourists to visit the borders are expected to open as early as next week, but only to those who have been fully vaccinated against the corona virus. with the vaccines approved for use here in europe. currently, there are 5 astrazeneca johnson and johnson madana by on take pfizer and the chinese vaccine sign

the u. s. secretary of states repeated warnings against what he called aggressive russian actions and russia's foreign minister said there were many log jammed in ties that will be difficult to work through. but both both did talk about the benefits of working together. no secret that we have our differences and when it comes to those differences as president biden is also shared with president food. and if russia acts aggressively against us, our partners are our allies. bill will respond and present via has demonstrated that in, in both word and deed, not for purposes of escalation, not to seek conflict, but to defend our interests. but having said that, there are many areas where our interest intersect and overlap, and we believe that we can work together and indeed build on those interests and get them up so that she is opposition is clear. we're prepared to discuss all the issues on the table with understanding that our discussions will be honest, factual. and with mutual respect, the slo