however, the u. s. expectations to rebuild the release is in the z and many parts of the african continent. i do say yes, the pentagon has been criticized even for a band and soldiers in new z would many people asking, how does a group of american soldiers who defense department officials institute were in the country simply to train to advise up to assist museums, military suddenly gets sent to search a tenant bas can put a match the risk of missing then they had it missing the plan to carry out or did the missing. and why would the americans equipped with the heavy whip? is that and we looked uh, bullet proof vehicles in and talked to the territories in the z. it's exactly that incident that's been re ignited a longstanding arguments over the scrolling and often opaque will for to buy american slaves around the world. even then, members of the congress from both part you said they knew little about the american military presence in the z, just move on that the by the administrator and, and the state

the u. s. senior defense officer, intentionally suppressed intelligence information to maintain the facade of a great country to country relationship. they failed to be transparent with us service members deployed to need chair is nobody. oh yeah. for compile the once the us, the whole, it's activities on the continent. all st. correspondence labor issue has this ripple is quite clear for the united states. you either follow its agenda or you are a traitor to democracy. however, america is now facing the reality that due to this very approach, it's presence in many places in africa is on the want to win. all of these countries kicked out the french and turns dean was with then strides to pay the, to become the peacemaker in the hopes that we could keep all the presence the, all of that is clearly not working well. now out, russia is now in sure, but the reason russia is then might just be because it is not cold in other states on how to govern themselves. for instance, in the past few years, a

now the biggest worry for the u. s. is in all of this, which is still developing that the proxies, the so called proxies. iran, you proxies are getting into the game, meaning his ball are shooting at a vast array and massive amount of ready to shoot ms odds towards israel or she, i'd assets in yemen and helping the wrong and cause to retaliate against israel. same goes for assets in iran and s, as in syria, not one of thing. i want to say the wrong and permanent me wrong mission at the u. m. has published a statement on x, formerly known and twitter saying that the drones send by iran would actually conclude the retail. you ation. that's a quote, it would be concluding, retail yeas, if measures by iran and another quote you all us must stay away and quote, in the sense that it has been one reaction from a political 5 in the us. and that is from a republican senator from tennessee marshall black for and she has also posted on x, formerly known as twitter, that we meeting the u. s. quote, must launch progressive for a tot

i'm deployed in the z, the u. s. has tried to call to vate, it's itself raw the with the military machines in both chad and new. ze, i'm hoping to preserve long standing counter terrorism ties and to, to maintain village. she assets in keeping the $100000000.00 joint base, situated in the museum. and so 2 of august is that acted as the have before the veiling, much of the entire as to how region entering the crews. the wind, some of these african countries kicked out the french military and as a wisdom back security deposit is the us government to misread the signals and um, sold the moves and the action as a win for them. and so what to put when thing is here indeed a ship over and dictates the terms even with the lights of to just. but then also when it comes to chad, the situation is a bit of a different dynamic. because ted, who was not to overturn the system, but to preserve the system, we've also seen report stating that the u. s. and chad have agreed that to the p with following the upcoming tab in presidentia

and that's because it said, you know, the u. s. has just passed this massive store and a bill with $61000000000.00 us dollars being sent to ukraine, which is 5 thousands upon thousands of miles away. and yet, at the same time, the us criticizing china for having good freight relation with one of its neighboring countries. that is russia, that's happened listening to the chinese foreign ministry, have to say about that. may probably be a $200000.00 while you're on the one hand. the u. s. has launched a large scale built a new crane. and on the other hand, it has made endless accusations against the normal economic and trade relations between china and russia. this is extremely hypocritical, any responsible nato bears and irreparable responsibility for the crisis. the alliance must reflect on its role, stop shifting, blame, and effectively take practical actions to resolve the crisis. politically, that's definitely a strong statement by showing that in regards to what's happening in ukraine. it is being a country that has been incred

big u. s. companies and the global tech industry v for benefits from the dfcs minimal, which is well the local people enjoy the consequences. environmental home and social injustice. when we spoke to an african, the 1st specialist from the d. r. c, who sees the nation, has been exploited for too long a needs to lean towards the countries without a colonial footprint on the continent. i think the free hall, western and american companies do not respect the law that governs mining in the d . r c. i say this because the congo these people have never received anything from these companies. mining takes place in the villages. there are people, rivers and feels. these fields are being polluted because the deposits are not being mined in accordance with the law. but what is our benefits? if we cooperate with the west, there is none. because after years of cooperation with the us and europe, the people of congo are just ask for. therefore, it is pointless to continue cooperating with the us and other

however, the u. s. still understands and sees itself as the leader of the pac when it comes to organized diplomatic response to economic responses to any threat. a scenario iran or anybody else pauses for the region. remember we're talking about the middle east, so we're talking about, or we're talking about a freedom of movement of ships. is that right there to right you wrong to play a role there? so the g 7 meeting, we just handle like a zoom meeting remotely. we'll probably discuss possible sanctions or sanction scenarios, but it is for most about really uniting a front of partners and as of the united states in the diplomatic efforts to impress on israel not to escalate this now with a this appropriate response to what happened and to impress on iran to not do anything further. i think that is a, that is definitely of, of the most important for the united states right now leading this or, or asking for this g 7 meeting and organizing this, this diplomatic response and pressure on all parties involv

but the u. s. has been hanging on to the last and best contact, timorous outpost in west africa, hoping for some sort of turn off events on why it's important. seeing you just to blame. russ. yeah. for you to be racing on the african continent, the russian federations, a narrative drowned out the us government in the past years. they were excel and the russian federation of stoked a lot of the instability across this the how they did this through misinformation this information campaigns. so i see how we will double down and our efforts is through our own information campaign. but mass flip our assurance efforts, a russian federation is really trying to take over the central africa as well as the ssl within africa. the russian federation wants to establish a ground game that resembles a start ups, a partnership program, but it doesn't have the values. it doesn't have the values, the democratic values of, of what we bring side as intrinsic values for stability, security and security, security and p

we've also seen report stating that the u. s. and chad have agreed that to the period following the upcoming tab in presidential election is an appropriate time to review, secure your to corporation. 1 may read into that and seeing that there will be a view configuration of the relationship between side and the united states. after the election and i think this goes back to watch, a lot of people are saying that the most significant aspect of these coming elections in chat is not the final results, but was the, the extent to which the ellipse should lead a ship will be able to navigate the complex political issues and continue the transition towards a more inclusive and democratic system. what we all get to on the bond as well is that to advertise never been a top priority for the united states. oh, you is need is most impactful. initiates of the but the administration devoted only limited episode, attention to the continent. and russia is offering governments in africa, a survival package, a received something that the united st

it's the u. s. who's trying to engineer or another ukraine, a proxy baffle involving the lives of others, which they can use to try to contain those that they see as threats. we saw this with japan in the seventy's, and this is the irony over that they did, or the us said everything about your pound that they're now saying about china and they force it as i said it into 29086 to sign the plaza records and that has side line japan's economy. it's just, i roddic that you have the leader of that country going to the us and saying, oh you're ally, we want to help you. cuz we're concerned about russia using nukes, when, in fact, the only nukes that have ever been used were against japan complex challenges. now the us is trying to bring japan into the so called the on coast defense block with australia and the u. k. why is this important for washington at n y spoke to a sofa shy away from this proposal of late. they don't necessarily want to become an automatic switch in case there is in fact a war. uh th

the u. s. administration officials have reportedly confirmed that more than a saw isn't the american troops are packing up on the parking this year. it follows washington and the failing to agree on a new security deal with naomi on the latter's subsequent request for the foreign forces to leave archie africa correspondent knew you couldn't get how's the story on the basis of sources from prison to by those administrative reports suggest that more than a 1000 us troops will leave me here in the coming months. the withdrawal will, will begin in the next few days and will take months to complete menu of the u. s. military pop personnel posted in the z space and at the 2. 0, one is way they have a been in active since the pool that to pose the prison mohammed presume and installed the new leadership last year july. the decision to withdrawal follows the announcement last month by the military government often am me. and the subsequent talks between the parties that what i'm also learning from the

then the u. s. has a different choice, i was, i mean for the last 2 decades hasn't been global community effectively spoken out against this settlement in the west bank effectively and said that funding for interest to be conditional upon human rights abuse is going away. but we still see the siege and guys, yes. the investor committees that hasn't been unclear about this. now. i agree. it has not been unclear. and the u. s. has been temper rising, protecting israel and the lang up until now. now we have, i believe, a genocide underweight. i think it is absolutely a disaster. and i think the world community is more alarmed and more shocked and more saying if we are anything as a world community, we have to implement what we've said. an example, the vote on membership is a vote that should have happened 13 years ago. absolutely. because this was an application by the palestinian authority in 2011 for membership. when you make that application, it goes to a in admissions committee, new members committ

there are the u. s. s. 2, we do a dozens of his special troops from the central alaska nation of job. how about the pentagon planes of the master is only temporary. it is talks continue with chatting . officials, us after com is currently planning to re position some u. s. military forces from chad, a portion of which were already scheduled to the park. this is a temporary step is part of the ongoing review of our security cooperation, which will resume after chads may 6th presidential elections. these developments are a black eye for the american foreign policy, especially considering how hard the bided administration attempted to avert this outcome. but essentially, off the chad cold on the united states withdrawal its troops from an army base in the country. the united states finally gave in and decided that it will be towards me as early as next week, despite some uncertainty about with the washington state. as a forces agreement to what's chad can continue will be negotiated. the initiates of came s

and i would say it's because u. s. foreign policy is out of date, outmoded and with weak leadership. you talked about this sort of enduring problem in the middle east, specifically in israel palestine. there's been a lot of renewed interest in israel palestine specifically around the so called to state solutions. the us, as always said, they've supported the 2 state solution, whatever that might mean. and they have always articulated that as a kind of past way towards the house to the instate who uh, they want israel and palestine to negotiate directly in the, in this regard. as an a us position, you know, i'm not sure how buyable it possible that it, well, you know, my, my, my thought is a, okay, yeah, there's been negotiations now for decades. we're done with that phase. now we implemented the 2 state solution. it's meant and it's been clear all the way back to the 6 day war, 1967, what the outcome has to be, which is a state of palestine on the pre war borders and the state of israel. and they're living side by sid

the u. s. has no interest phrase, role to take any action which could possibly escalate the situation from where we are right now or where the us or where israel and the wrong. all right now, um the us is assessing or the white house administration is assessing the situation has actually quite dire that if israel is pushing this further or this could really result in a regional conflict, nobody wants to buy an administration doesn't want. however, of course, we all to vote at this many times. the iron clad support for israel, that is, they are the administration is adamant about repeating is that there is absolute support for israel in any defense defensive manner, if you will. that means if israel is attacked again by you wrong or anybody else, the u. s. will stand by israel helping to defend them. however, no such support support a promise by the u. s. if the israel, if the war cabinet is benjamin that then ya should decide to go on the offensive fee and retaliate in a way or at all, perhaps

but i think the u. s. has poked into its um to have leverage so according to a report by the boss we joined to the u. s. government distressing sanctions against several of the chinese banks. and you know, this wouldn't give a lot of leverage for the us side because this is really a very potent to look at. you have to punish the chinese economy and whether that works or not. i mean, i'm quite skeptic, but skeptical. but i think it is definitely a very strong signal by watching those, you know, the us is threatening to burn or force the sale of the chinese platform, tick tock, which has a 170000000 users in america. how does china view the prospect of tick tock being banned or sold in the us? bob? yeah, yeah. so i mean, take dog is really a very special company. it's one of the few companies of china that has gone truly global and very successfully. so, and of course it holds a strategic position for china. i mean, it has a lot of a data better than masters, but also it can be used if a patient wants to to,

they were delivering aids to guys and exactly in the area where the u. s. is now building the pier, washington doesn't seem to be concerned. march. here is how pentagon commented on the recent incident with the u. n. person now, coming onto the fire. were aware of reports that a small number of mortars landed in the vicinity of the marshalling yard area for humanitarian assistance that will eventually be the delivery site that, that disappear will support. it's important also to highlight that this occurred before any us forces, you know, have started moving anything, there'll be no us forces on the ground. and it knows, i understand it in terms of the, you know, there, there is no us equipment per se. in this marshalling yard. another question regarding this america sponsor reports. what's wrong with land roads for the u. n. and high ranking humanitarian aspirants repeatedly said that they are the best and most effective for humanitarian. a delivery is a more effective than married time roads. now there are just 3 overland roads to send a 2 guys a through i

with the u. s. declining to use its vito could mark a pivotal moment in israel's increasing international isolation. for its western backers, the fact that israel through its continued bombardment and starvation of palestinians is defying that resolution makes their role that much harder to defend. in the as ready media, the opposition to the un vote is almost unanimous. more striking is the lack of interest from american news outlets. the implications this story raises are a little uncomfortable for them as well. they hit close to home, because a fallacy has been exposed. the one about the us led international rules based order in which the rules are selectively apply those in favor of the drugs to these origin please raise their hand. it was the ultimate mixed message sent from washington to tell of the that upon examination amounts to some cynical public public station for at least 32000 palestinian scheme, gods including those who have been starved to death in front of our off the cease fire re

and also there is a u. s. vote agreement and public opinion polls showed that support team grant is in the us entrance. so i think to logic stem, this is probably the most unpleasant news for the kremlin since the but least also last year since the not very successful. ukrainian counter offensive. i want to go back konstantin, if you will, to something you were saying earlier, just do a slightly deeper dive. what do you make of? laugh robs, seemingly frank and direct rhetoric easy, their strategy behind what he's saying in this radio interview. what is the strategy we have to ask poor, not lots, but i think it is a way of telling uh, the international community that's russia is not going to relent. differentially, this is the message, no matter what happens is are we, i'm not going to relate. this is very typical messaging because the keys always use . and i think in this respect, it is also a way of trying to impact uh, significant parts of public opinion in the run up to the european problem with the lectur

but this idea that the u. s. is in beijing, this quote that represents a balancing blinking, and he says we're going to sanction chinese businesses and banks if they don't stop trading with russia is pretty incredible. we also heard some blinking saying that the e, you wouldn't stand for it either saying that basically, you know, if china doesn't stop trading with russia, then that would cause problems with its relationship to the you. interestingly enough, though, onto the blinking doesn't have the right to speak on the 27 nations of the e. u. we have the german chancellor in beijing just a week ago, all of schultz reaffirming that germany, europe's biggest economy wants to continue try trading with china that that is an important relationship. and at the same time, we had brussels saying that it was more access to the chinese public markets. mike, it may fall, you get tired talking while you're on the one hand, the u. s. has launched a large scale built a new crane, and on the other hand, it has made endless ac

he called the u. s. and japan, shipmates on as a vote of democracy, but really his main message to us lawmakers was so u. s. is not alone. meaning if they you, us does not leave japan to stand up to china alone in the in the pacific. then japan will not also leave us alone on the global stage to act as the world policeman. this is of course, happening against the backdrop of growing a skepticism, especially among us house republicans about. so you was to, is a role in the world about the us to support for foreign wars offer support for its allies and void embroiled in foreign wars. and what so the expectation from casita here is, is that they should not give up on us leadership. and if they don't, japan will be there to help. now, to be fair, japan really has been putting it's money where it's analysis. it's an act and several key policy changes in the last 2 years that really did allow it to become a better defense partner. like lifting some of the kurds on its defense, exports like increasing its defen

because when i'm saying that the u. s. was reluctant to supplied staggs, i'm nearly well describing the actions and i'm commenting on the actions. but if you listen to what they had to say, both washington may so and ukraine about, well abrams tanks and how they're going to be a game changer. well, you thing cause a rush of those tags to the front line and have a listen to united states will be sending 31 a room tags to ukraine, the equivalent of one ukrainian battalion david was trying to the most capable tanks in the world. they are also extremely complex to operate and maintain. so we're also given ukraine, the parts and equipment necessary to effectively sustain these tanks on the boss, look, when it comes to the abrams tank. we've said we're going to continue to talk to the cranes about their needs and we're gonna, we're and continue to meet them as best we can. and we'll do that. the abrams is a, a powerful system. there's no doubt about it. this is a very powerful step by the united states. you frame will receive ab

and meanwhile, u. s. has doubled its order of yellow ok from russia and everyone else is using russian oil and gas. although in some ways of circumventing their own rules, but just adding costs to the consumers. you know, tracking china is in a situation where it has to respond to what's going on out there. and the information seems to be things you know, you have to in taiwan. it is not just the fact that they're sending advanced weapons there and, and permanently stationing quote, advisors or trainers they are from the military us military. they're also, you know, enhancing um you know, the, the, the contacts of high level contacts and also trying to play this game where, you know, we never, we never really agreed that taiwan was part of the one china policy while at the same time saying, we adhere to the one china policy. so as, as information becomes weaponized, china has to respond and they have to make sure that their armed forces are prepared to respond to anything that the us is throwing out at. w

big u. s. companies and the global tech industry v for benefits from the dfcs minimum of which as well, the local people enjoy the consequences of things that are mutual home and social injustice. we discussed this with companies associated political analysts, the andre. it'd be a dounia shatka who stays the d i. c has been exploited for too long and needs to lean towards countries like russia in china instead. i think that if we hall western and american companies do not respect the law that governs mining in the d r c. i say it is because the congo these people have never received anything from these companies. mining takes place in villages. there are people, rivers, and feels these fields are being polluted because the deposits are not being mined in accordance with the law. but what is our benefits? if we cooperate with the west, there is none. because after years of cooperation with the us and europe, the people of congo are just as poor. therefore, it is pointless to continue cooperatin

missiles and drones and its 1st direct attack on israel. nearly all were shop town by is route the u. s. u k. jordan, israel's president says, be rainy and attack amounts to a declaration of war. all right, you are up to days coming up next sports life needs a chilean, he's one of the world's best free stop rover of writers uses for talent to inspire others. thank you for that for me in the team. take care the rules we say they're about never giving up every weekend on d. w. cost about why does that because like now i'm leaving the new.

it's far worse then when the u. s. military came in to help the african continent to revealing that dates from um, terrorism in africa have skyrocketed to more than 100000 pacific during the u as well in terra. and at this point, the u. s. may get salvage something in tad, but if it exists that lots mississippi really be a tragedy for chad, the same way it's exist is not a tragedy for new z. now to the middle east where there's been a powerful explosion at a military installation, south of the iraqi capital cal, so military base around the 50050 kilometers and south of baghdad was reported they had in an air strike digital media as well as security personnel reported one person was killed and 6 others wounded. council military installation has multiple units including a rocky security forces, but mostly fighters of the popular mobilization force known for their operations against isis commanders have launched an investigation saying the blast is also caused material damage. demonstrators have taken to the streets of a

k, the u. s. and phones, most of the magics who left africa have not returned time, which is communist policy member on such a run. the bra stays former colonial powers of massively beneficiaries from this trend. this is our new policy. we've seen it for a long time. i've been in the attic just for over 20 years on a 1st was a medical student and job to receive very many nurses and doctors come from the philippines later from india and that was from africa. so it's been a long campaign to target and recruit for the brewing the fuel fix, but really couldn't be distinguished from the overall effect. so that's the fact that we have, you know, a divide, you know, between few very wealthy nation. and the boss must have nation, so that's fully been the colonies of those nations and where we don't know that direct system exclusive. i think the reference made by the leaders of africa's nurses essentially, right? because we have a neo clinic is and based on economic device. and that of course leads to an o

in october, 2020 in a 2 day appeal, but the u. s. u. k. churches in favor of the us went over to the decision not to expedite to search the april 2022. westminster magistrates quote, formerly issued extra dykes and some 8 weeks later. you. okay. secretary preteen patel sign goes from the the in june of 2023 london side court just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a stranger's lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time of his from holdings julian hassan is still being detained in definitely the subject creek amendment in the marketplace. while he's legal to continue to appeal on his be off. oh, the most people have heard of him in relation to the swedish trump of rape allegations. and it's really important to to debunk them to explain the role of the media in mischaracterizing the case and creating a sphere campaign. the, the swedish case, she's the one of the most anomalous crime investigation i have ever seen as a do. and that is to women, went to the police for adding ju

the, the u. s. reportedly fails to make a new deal with louisa allegories to withdrawal troops from the west african country, which is tony to other nations like russia to help find terrorism into saw how regions most of the condensed ukrainian loans drawing back showed a russian war correspondence point to get evidence of p as a terrorist nature. also this out, the 2 palestinians are killed during a 2 day is waiting, waiting occupied. westbank comes amid escalating settlement construction in the area also speaks to a palestinian who's received an eviction notice from b is wally government. in front of my children's eyes, the fear that every day they would read my house for asked me in front of my children, my mother, my father, the buildings themselves, and then throwing me on the streets, the hello and welcome you watching auntie international with the latest world news on the day to split, to have you with us on top story of us, our u. s. i ministration officials have reports and they can fund t

the u. s. has left since uh, november last year because of the locates but i have to say and then the majority of the public trans bucks very pulse of the day. so that the big a package of $61000000000.00 that should be sent to be able credit unions and equip lot be deliver. this is a get bigger proteins will not be able to to compensate so quickly because it takes a long time to change the industries of them and the industries and initial production the tetra from piece star routine to what production. let's get some final thoughts from alex i in just a few words picking up on what both kind of has said, what is the outlook for ukraine and support from its western allies like the us? well, i'm very helpful, although it's not upset that the 8 packets will be decided on and so we'll pass on saturday. then you also will be much brighter. and apart from that, i hope that um, you know, the, the letters that have been promised to your print, i will just be delivered. and if that's the case, we look

now in response to what happened over the weekend, the u. s. has announced it will impose new sanctions on or on. the e. u is very likely to follow suit. how are these measures being seen in israel then? of israel has welcome these measures. israel caps is the foreign minister of israel said that this was a unimpressive dented achievement for israel e. u relations that they have been celebrating. and basically, because they want to build this international coalition to oppose a possible rainy and aggression, to oppose this kind of a tit for tat that we're seeing. i could escalate and re, uh, israel wants to the international coalition on that side of course. but israel has also been very clear when they say they want the sanctions imposed on the wrong. they mean, in addition to a military reaction to iran stripe over the weekend. and in that respect the you and the us are not completely on board because i'm in the east of interest. i'm thank you so much. oh israel's allies have condemned the 1st ever direct attack by a ronald israel and have ur

it's russia and the u. s. continues this blanket, denial and, and acts as if it's a place that ukraine has, you know, there, it's kind of inadvertently given permission for them to try to do military action. and um, you know, like with the crimea, a bridge with a curse bridge. this bridge is key with the transport of goods and civilians and all kinds of things that go on within crimea. so it's a key structure. so they want to do this. um, obviously uh to try to weekend russell, but it won't and it certainly won't help ukraine you create as last 100100000 people in this proxy war. and just the other day, senator graham again made the comment in washington to try to justify the 62000000000 saying, oh well, we're going to keep funding ukraine until the last person. i mean, that's the longest that's and that's how i faxed the mentality. all right, we have to leave you here. now, i believe this, i did the discussion that would keep going on. we'll be talking about this. i try read are to contribute to thank you so

so whatever the u. s. may be saying publicly, they're also providing the targeting data for the strikes in my opinion, spending, kamala harris, the send, the foreign policy message is pretty much equivalent to the way the chinese just greeted. the german chancellor, olaf schultz at the airport in bay jake. they sent the deputy mayor of bay yang to meet up with the mayors are really important. michael maloof joins us as well. michael, to the idea that we would create a scenario where the weapons that you and i paid for with our taxes are being used to kill civilians in russia is not something i ever thought that i would see in my lifetime. and it scares the hell out of me, shouldn't it? yes, we shouldn't even be involved. but given the politics and the evolution of where we are today, you can see why that's happening, why we're also now deeply involved in another term while in the middle east. i think one of the landscape problems is that so much is of the of us ordinance now is going to israel and not to h

direct quote question with locus, nothing has been decided to move this movement going forward with u. s. u k. 4 with australia, with such countries while you are in biological or multi rental frameworks, we will continue the corporation for the truck so that they will continue to be consider at the moment about the relationship potential pending locus. that's it. with regard to my discussions with a b, b then you know, promising to know as well as our relationship with this room. i have been very blunt, straightforward with the prime minister, as well as his work cabinet, as well as the can. and the fact of the matter is that the i b b and i have a long discussion and he agreed to do several things that related to number one, getting more agencies and both food and medicine and the guys and reducing significantly the time the civilian casualties in any action taken in the region, and thus far away that's tied to the hostages. there are a number of hostages that are being held by, by the, the last and as just yesterday, we're meeting with the vice president or a national security advisor