it says the u. s. a added feel to the fire of escalating tensions in the middle east general talks a mid and recent drawing to tack on in britain in infrastructure. both us secretary of state anthony plan and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. quick to pin the blame on rom for an array of election reasons. it's a time where many and international community i would say, most of the international community have seen the true face of iran. we've seen the barbarism of this regime against its own people. they've seen how it exports regression beyond its border and beyond the middle east. and i think there is a common consensus that this regime must not acquire nuclear weapons. we discussed deepening cooperation to confront and counter rance, destabilizing activities in the region, and beyond. just as around as won't support a terrorists that attack israelis and others. other teams now providing drones that russia is using to kill innocent ukrainian civilians. temperatures are certainly rising as we he

so this whole fight is much more than an inner u. s. a kind of craziness of fight within the system. it really matters for the rest of the world. thank you so much in his full sitting tight there in washington, dc for us. and here's a look at some more stories making headlines around the world. today. russian president vladimir putin has ordered a unilateral 36 hours these fire on the crane in frontline. it will take place from the stakes to the 7th of january to coincide with a russian orthodox christmas. ukraine has dismissed to russia declaration as hypocrisy and propaganda. jail nobel peace prize laurie and alex filiette ski has gone on trial and bella rose. he and 2 others faced charges of financing protests and money smuggling. the men faced up to 12 years in jail. yeah, the out ski co founded the vs. now human rights group, which shared the 2022 nobel prize with rights groups from russia and ukraine. health experts say a new coven, 19 various friending eggs, b, b, 15. and now accounts for over 40 percent of cases in the us and has

a global shortage of semiconductors has shown how important they are to the global economy and the u. s. is determined to take control. oh, she is a co founder of 2 c, $82.00. it's a small start up burke from the labs at the university of virginia and the u. s. they're developing cutting edge semiconductors, also called chips. the red box as og, 3 the laser there drive the car system and an inside this chamber. okay. environmental chamber, there is a very small chair. the cool thing is that everything here is at room temperature. and now other than the chip to be the only and is that she works with hussein's id, the c e o of q c o 2. sadie says q c, 82 steps, maybe microscopic can have a big impact. that's because they'll be used for quantum computers. these computers can do things like simulate the movement of atoms and molecules. this can help lower the cost and speed of manufacturing drugs, but much of the work that hussein through ye and the rest of the queue, cd to t does is theoretical and it can be hard for a startup at so future focused to get funding in resource intensive initi

new policies, a field giant dining group loses $72000000000.00 in market value in just a few days off of the u. s. place. best of both for the company, the analysis, a track on india, a what it's great to have you look at today's top stories. the u. s. m is well, it's a added fields. the fire of escalating tensions in the middle east june talk submit a recent attack on iranian infrastructure. both the u. s. secretary of state anthony lincoln and is really primary benjamin netanyahu. well, quick to pin the blame on say, ron ray, a little legit reasons. it's a time where many and international community i would say, most of the international community have seen the true face of iran. we've seen the barbarism of this regime against its own people. they've seen how it exports aggression. beyond its border and beyond the middle east. and i think there is a common consensus that this regime must not acquire nuclear weapons. we discussed deepening cooperation to confront and counter rance, destabilizing activities in the region and beyond. just as around as won't support terrorists that attack israelis

so a techno nationalism line, so each, each show power block if you like the u. s. u, a, from a rural china leader below the semi country industries. a market a domestic or, or nationalized versus we're hearing how, you know, the u. s. is investing hundreds of billions of dollars in teary boosting its domestic semiconductor industry over the next few years or in his main global rival, these days is china of course, house china gonna respond to that sort of spending. oh yeah, this is a probably the most critical. oh oh, interesting thing in the industry. right. narrow is higher the the same exact industry, investment and technology roadmap is going to play out. you know, up to now it's been, as i said before, really globalized, but the u. s. is trying to, to regain technology leadership over china and trying to restrict technology into china. so china has a couple of things. it can do. first of all, the short term it can invest in legacy technology or where the u. s. is not restricting access and longer term it can develop its own leading edge technology. that's a muc

u. s. plundering of syria to be at the level of u. s. greed and stealing resources from syria is a striking as its generosity in giving out military aid, whether the u. s. gives or takes. it plunges other countries into turmoil and disaster. and the u. s. reaps its benefits for its hedge. ammonia and other interests may wonder yonder, measuring also accused washington of ruthlessly trampling on the lives of the syrian people. as the mosque essays, more than 80 percent of its daily oil light, but was smuggled out of the country by us troops in the 1st half of 2022. while already this year, just weeks in official state, the u. s. has taken 60 tankers trucks full of oil and wheat, i'd have sorry. the u. s. has been present in the country since 2014. leading a coalition focused on regime change involving the military's of most nato nations on regional allies. i made accusations of stealing syrian oil in 2021. the pentagon said that the american troops weren't there to protect serene oil fields except on rare occasions when civilians were involved or syrian american journalist and polit

when the u. s. a launched joined by his allies. rather, they kicked off operation iraqi freedom. coalition started a bombing campaign directed against the iraqi government and military installations . and despite a months of enormous anti protest, 20 will protests, world wide u. s. forces invaded iraq from kuwait in the south within days and 3 weeks into the invasion. baghdad fell well, the years of war and the subsequent rise of terrorism have certainly taken a grim toll on a rock. and of course it's people. there were at least a $180000.00 documented civilian deaths in the country. some say the numbers are actually closer to a 1000000. well, most to iraqi died from area bombings, shelling and suicide attacks over 9000000 were displaced or fled. the us led coalition last, almost a 5000 soldiers of it's are now the war scott, the lives of many iraqis and some of them share their stories with us. oh, here's how to michelle. at either the streets were packed with barriers and tunnels . i remember it well, baghdad became a battlefield

a a hour the u. s. and as well as with iran of i'm travel around the world class display drawing a time on a sunday. yeah. so use the us and israel of conduct thing party here, form of the policy to help with them. exclusive interview with the national committee. just especially at this moment that is a new government that is existing new policies for me in, in the field. john, i've got a group has denounced allegation by a usb investment, a last off of the company of $72000000000.00 in market value in just a few days. a welcome dog, international cost thing, a liar from moscow. i'm my mommy and as always is great. let's take a look at today's top cus, i'm it appears have added feel to the fire of escalating tension to the eastern talks. i made a recent joint attack on iranian infrastructure, both your secretary of state and the blinking and is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. quick to pin the blame on her on for an array of alleged reasons. it's a time where many and international community i w

by the way, canada bought a u. s. made miss how the veg system as a gift to ukraine. so they're basically throwing money at the u. s. military industrial complex for ukraine. and now austin announced all the western allies that are also donating their old us patriot missile systems to ukraine. gas. that means that the u. s. needs to make more to replace them for their allies. how about that? i had this meeting there. is there been a lot of pressure on berlin, notably from ukraine and from some of its european allies to cough up leopard 2 tanks, which no country can re export under german law without berlin's permission and berlin's position has been that it won't budge on the issue unless washington sends its abrams tanks 1st. so germany has basically been telling the u. s. i won't jump unless you do and the u. s. is looking at germany and saying no, you go 1st. so they're both just kind of staying there at the edge of this cliff with no one willing to take the leap on this tank issue. now as recently as this week, there were report citing senior pentagon officials, in

u. s. had a triple, a rating status on its securities and it became double 8 by, by standard and poors. so the u. s. really paid a huge price for that kind of recalcitrance in not raising the debt ceiling. now, why is it that every politician wants to keep that around? why don't we just raise the debt ceiling to be 5 times the level of that that we have now to give it more room the way they do and then martin all or but, but the reason why is because every minority party and democrats, republicans together both realized they will be the minority at some point, it gives the minority party united states leverage to get it's a political agenda across and pass legislation on. unfortunately, it puts the rest of the world at hostage to these domestic political battles. and so the political science of the debt ceiling is really what drives the discussion and the dynamics. no party will ever get rid of the u. s. that's usually because it knows that if it's ever in the minority, it can hold up everything

and so big now have a position where the u. s. is borrowed enormous amount of money from its own people, but now about a 3rd of the debt is been bar from the rest of the world. and what steps to you as, apart from the rest of the world borrowing is that the u. s. has reserve currency, in other words, countries are willing to lend to the us if they're paid backing us dollars. and that gives us a special privilege which in some sense has allowed us to run a much larger deficit and much larger levels of debt outstanding than other countries. okay, june, the whole world is in more debt than ever before. give us an idea is how the u. s. ranks when you look at the situation as a whole. well, because the federal reserve board has been going on with the interest hikes, the rest of the world, coupled with the impacts from the russian invasion of the ukraine, is saying ro, arising prices generally. and in the case of south korea, the bank of korea keeps on raising interest rates following the federal reserve for the nation of new interest ra

as you said, there was a tape by a u. s. colleague from a u. s. agency security agency on saturday and german authority is the local authorities, reacted pretty quickly and they went in with a search warrant already on saturday night and searched the house they were wearing, has met, suits, that were prepared to find poisonous substances. this is what the tip allegedly has been saying as well. there were suspected and to find rice in as i and i had with both are highly lethal substance is yeah, and this is what we know so far. well you've, you've touched on it there already. some of the details of it was a chemical attack. you've mentioned some of the materials stock that were there or they're looking for em. do we know any more details about what they were thinking of actually doing? well, we don't have any details on the plans, but what we do know is that they haven't found any rice in or sign out in the apartment actually. but if there had been an attack with rising or cyanide, both are classified as chemical weapons in germany. that would ha

u. s . a. for the constant pressure its force on india to condemn the rush shells offensive in ukraine also to north by discounted oil from russia. and now 60 percent of people in india believe that the indian government should continue buying oil from russia and around 49 percent. see that india should continue military exercises with more school. just to quickly underline that as far as new delhi and moscow friendship is concerned, it has withstood the test of time and also geopolitical jones in that sense, for example, in a 971. when india and barcas on had gone to war or the manager and prices in eastern office on countries including the u. s. the all supported. they provided military as well as more support to bach is done. and that's when india had sent out and with call, and only one country came to the rescue that was so with the union. so this ball in a sense, whole testimony of that people in india haven't forgotten history ah ok to another of our headlines to reach a, china's foreign

a while american n g. i was not only influenced opinion beyond the last borders within the u. s. itself according to a 2021 report by the state department, some 1500000 n g i was operate here inside the u. s. is their function, the same state side as it is overseas? to a great extent, it is a, you know, you have to get, be very careful who is paying for these and cios, where did they come from? what is their agenda? oh, you know, soros is put large amounts of money into n g o z to promote his own agenda. some people agree with charles agenda. i have problems with some of it. but but, but to give you an example here of prominent and cio, i've worked with the american civil liberties union. i joined the ac all you, when i was 10 years old, i had read of a young case. they one on civil rights for african americans. so i took $5.00 out of my own allowance and i sent them a note saying, i'm only 10 years old, but i saw your case and here's $5.00. i hope you can. oh, make me a member and they sent me a membership ship boat certificate. so i haven't been continuously member for all tho

you could give a med div i to the u. s. government to make a military base and just deported or the douglas and people from the country. so big caught return back on the island. no, but we all typed in a real fasting for the right. so i, we do not consider that the right to self determination actually applies to the trickle students. i don't, the question of self determination of the legal advice we have received is actually the chickens. we're not all, not a people. for me, it's done to move on and see what we can do a full to troubleshoot community to return back home. there is no support from the admission high commission average in united national you don't care about chug restaurant people. oh is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, whole community? are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere? direct? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows with lowest bond

b, e, a u. s. is conducting a proxy war against moscow. india, great. beijing claims washington per stealing oil from syria thing 60 tankers fell at the country's top rewards not being looted by us forces. just this also ahead on the program today that recent survey shows that people in india think the u. s. military threat to the nation coming in 2nd only after neighbors. and somehow forget to think a substitute to the american dollars dominance. looking to that bricks group of countries or a solution with where we are counting the program from today across the world. welcome to moscow and then use our on our tape. the european union has lost its independence to washington, the nato military alliance. those direct words coming from russia's foreign minister during an annual use conference where he summed up the events of the past year. you want to say use the e. u is now completely following the american dictate. europe has lost its independence. in a joint declaration, explicitly states that europ

i've just, you know, the u. s. a whole was of interest to people. all right, the world, this is been going on for a number of hours with you guys been use of the report. cody, from an international perspective, we try to explain to our global audience how this could impact the life. this is an important part of the world and how to do this very good at bringing the news to the world from here, ah, o. facing off with police, tens of thousands march, improve demanding the resignation of president dina palatez. ah, i'm a bulkhead. this is al jazeera life and dough are also coming up. the u. s. hits, it's $31.00 trillion dollar debt limit. the treasury says it's taking extraordinary measures to avoid a default on huge demonstrations in france against the government's plans to raise the retirement age. from 62 to 64, back on track of brazil's environmental police launched their 1st anti locking raids under the new government. ah, thousands of demonstrators and peru, a holding a 2nd day of mass protest in the capital, lima, that demanding the resignation o

ah, a u. s. federal reserve bank has a shoot, a report which shows the countries with the highest and military spending. so let's take a look now at 1st glance on the chart, it may seem that china spent more than $900.00, a $1000000000.00 on its military in 2021, which would far exceed the u. s. a. spending of about $750000000000.00. but upon closer inspection, washington's military expenditure is reflected on the right axis. whereas baiting on the other nations are all on the left. so this is a better representation of how it should have looked like. now we can clearly see that washington spent the most on as well as harry in 2021 at a price like of $9770000000000.00 live in beijing. and a 2nd place at $270000000000.00 worth of spending. will this as another report suggest that the u. s. is not prepared for a war with china? the u. s. defense industrial base is not adequately prepared for the international security environment that now exists in a major regional conflict such as a war with china

a recent survey shows that people in india c, the u. s. as a military threat to the nation coming in 2nd, only after neighbors, china with africa seeks a substitute to the american dollars dominance. looking to the bricks group of countries with broadcasting from the russian capital. this is our team. my name's unit o'neill. in 30 minutes of news and views start now. the european union has lost its independence to washington on the nato military alliance. those direct words coming from russia's foreign minister during an annual news conference where he summed up the events of the past year. you want to, so you see the you is now completely following the american dictate, a book of europe has lost its independence in a joint declaration, explicitly states that europeans are subjugated to nato's essentially continuing an obligation to serve american interests in the geopolitical containment of russia. and china, one of the main points, it seems to be that 2022 definitely showed a tendency that has been developing for many years to create a de

u. s. has long tried to gain control over peruse, lucrative, mineral resources, have a listen for yourself. the visit of the u. s. ambassador to the government palace was neither unreasonable nor in favor of the country. it was to give the order to take the troops out to the streets and massacre my defenceless people. and incidentally, to leave the way clear for mining exploitation. while there is perhaps an intriguing coincidence to the story of alison here, the u. s. ambassador to peru least, sec kenna, who previously worked for the c i a reportedly met with the south american countries defense minister the day before the then president was kicked out last month. we heard from latin american geopolitical expert, daniel shaw. he is suspicious where the overthrow of the peruvian later lisa ken is a long time employee of the b a. and now is the us ambassador to do . it's certainly curious timing to see her meeting nurses with the minister of energy and natural resources in to do a meeting with former generals who are now ministers in the. ready unelected government of being about why thing,

u. s. extended deterrence, that's the u. s. a decision to extend its nuclear umbrella use nuclear weapons in case south korea is attacked as has kind of come into question here. and the u. s. south korea alliance is in a little bit of a, a crisis in this regard. the u. s. will likely either have to provide a nuclear weapons to south korea, station them here, or at least deploy what are called strategic assets. more often, those are bombers and, and ships and submarines that carry nuclear weapons that could provide more of a message toward pyongyang over its continued nuclear and weapons. program developments. journalists, frank smith reporting from sol. thank you very much. well, russian authorities are continuing their repression of criticism of the invasion of ukraine. some parents have reported that their children are facing pressure at school where they are taught that the war is only a limited military operation. we spoke with one russian family who don't know if they will be able to stay. oh, for body. angelica music is the

when fried, i knew what i was doing was wrong. franklin fried was the darling of cripps i for the u. s. a. leads a frequent guest at the white house, and even entertaining the likes of bill clinton. buckman fried was arrested just days before he was due to testify in front of the u. s. senate where it is rumored that he was ready to spill the beans on just how close f t x was to the powers that be. one thing is for sure. grab some popcorn because the show goes on. i'm sorry, that's the biggest thing to up and should have done better. a proposal from lithuania, as called her minister to impose a so called mental quarantine on russian art has been slain by moscow as a foreign ministry spokeswoman posted a sharp and sarcastic response to simone as cars. congratulations, judging by your statement, you've been in a mental quarantine for a long time. thank you for voicing it. i must admit that we've been mulling over your diagnosis for a while. your admission deserves a global award, although i can't figure whether it's a noble or a darwin that's after the lithuanian minister called for a morat

decision that needs to be carefully wait. despite the saturday happy promises of a new military heart way for ukraine. u. s. if land secretary austin urgent countries, not to waste too much time, this is a decisive decade for the world. and this is a decisive moment for ukraine struggle to defend itself. so those can't i group walmart slow down. we're going to continue to dig deep, and based upon my progress that we've made today, i'm confident that ukraine's partners from around the globe are determined to meet this moment. in berlin grove afoot asked us all to try to put pressure on the government to take a decision on sending lap a thank sooner rather than later step, fasten al jazeera at ramstein air base and other news mass. anti government protests are continuing for 3rd day in peru. demonstrators are demanding the resignation of president dean apollo our day on thursday. she accused protests as if wanting to overturn the government of the demonstrations in the capital. lima turned violent protests are being held in 47 provinces across the country. marianna sanchez is in lima. no sign of protests aba

you could give a med, geez, i to the u. s. government to make a military base and just deported or douglas and people from their country. so they call it returned back on the island. no, but we are fighting. that's why i'm real fighting for the right. so i, we do not consider the right to self determination actually applies to the trickle . since i don't the question of self determination, the legal advice we have received is actually the trickle. since we're not at all, not a people for me, it's time to move on and see what we can do for the tumbler, said committee to return back home. there is no support from the united nation. i commission african united nish. i don't care about douglas, said people lou needs to come to russian state to never does on the north. so i'm skiing with 55 with keys on i need to speak. anyone else with real bad in the european union, the kremlin media machine, the state on crush up to date and switch the r t spoof mckibbin our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube. a with, with the pentago

i think that one of the things that had been discussed is a u. s. company acquiring tick tock and therefore would be subject to more regulation by u. s. regulations. i think that that would have been a good way to deal with this issue. i think that the biden ministration should probably have continued with take talk and have a better understanding with how this information, how our information is being stored is being used is being shared by, by dance. and so i think that there are things rather than just say we're going to stop people using this application or deny access to the u. s. consumer. i think that there should have been more of a push. and i think we, we saw the beginnings of, of rumblings of that with, by the stance being acquired by a u. s. company. what's the chinese strategy here? is it to collect data? is it to influence children? it's a good question and we don't have a lot of those answers. there have been people in the government who talked about, you know, an interest by the chinese government in profiling. every us citizen. we

just this month at a recent survey shows that the people of india see the u. s. as a military threat to that country. coming in, well, 2nd, only off the china with an awful lot of moving and shaking all today's geopolitical chests. welcome to your world wide news. it's artie international and 1st to ukraine. west 17 people including 4 children under countries, interior ministry leadership. they've all been killed in a helicopter crash that came down there a kindergarten in a suburb of key f. and we go details just a moment out here from our correspondent. here's ortiz, sophia new, a french maid helicopter, carrying senior ukrainian officials crashed on wednesday morning in a key of suburb. the helicopter struck a kindergarden and a 14 story residential building was also damaged. at this moment, 17 people including 4 children, have been confirmed that among the dead are ukraine's interior minister, his 1st deputy and the secretary of state 25 people including 11 children, were wounded in a now being treated in a hospital. the crash occurred at 8 20 in the morning.

the former, a foreign minister of poland, has a fact the u. s. a for a sabotaging the not stream pipelines and the green, the a member of parliament from germany. clermont, a top idol, was very proud that piece or politicians from poland contractor lated the greens for stopping north stream pipeline. so this means that those parliamentarians also served interests outside the european union, instead of a fighting for the rights for the interest for the needs of those are people citizens who have voted for them and to ask her for their rights and interests to be taken serious in the parliamentary work as to what extent they think they found a corruption reform is a genuine naval. perhaps it might be an attempt to save face. i mean, of course it's an attempt to save face, and i think it's really hard to tackle this problem. it's also hard to win back the trust of the population and just creating another you authority, which then would deal with corruption is the regular way that you would try to handle such cases. and if they tighten all the rules and

case, that coach would be nato as former us secretaries of state. hillary clinton said last month, u. s. a to ukraine is a quote, really good investment for the united states. they are not asking us to be there to fight their war. they're fighting it themselves. yeah. and the big beneficiary of their fight is the u. s. which gets to tie up russia while breaking up russian european trade to the ultimate benefit of the u. s. apparently, ukraine is now realizing that it's getting used as a pawn and all of this and frustrations of ukrainian officials are becoming more apparent. the most important thing for us is to continue to receive the military assistance that we require because situations such as that in solid daughter could have been avoided. you know, if we would receive those tanks. and since we are fighting the freedom war i, we are fighting not just for some cities and villages in grand. we are fighting for calm on shed valleys, global name. we're currently carrying out nato's mission. they aren't shedding their blood, we're shooting ours. and that's why we're using their weapons that

u. s. nicaragua, open the process to come to nicaragua without a b, d. u. s. wasn't returning people and people that look, things are really bad. this is my time to go on and i don't have another alternative. i'm going now. that's the help that would you agree with that, that the opening of the counseling office there in about it? it's a step, isn't it? in the right direction. if you're looking to improve relations between cuba and the u. s. yes, i have 2 things that i wanted to add. i mean, they respect huge full factor for cubans going to the united states. so they have something called cuban adjustment, which is pulse and, and $966.00 and updated a decade later. and basically, it says, but, and any cuban arriving in the united states legally own all legal entry, hold or not. and so on and off the one year you know, claim that residency in the united states now they all the enemy, citizens around the wells that have that privilege. and it's a very big pullback period. also, mean there are many cubans settled in the united states. so when time get hot, they

let's take a look at today's top stories. rushes ambassador to the u. s. s. washington has given cheve and direct approval for a tax on crimea using american weapons. he made those comments in response to an assertion by the us state department that crimea is ukranian territory and thus not of limits for a ukrainian military offensive. commentators nameless humor. russia will not retaliate for attacks in his territory. it should be obvious to everyone that we will destroy any kind of weaponry supply to the zalinski regime by the americans or nato. isn't it clear that pumping a crane with more weaponry, no matter where it is produced in the u. s. or any other nato countries will only lead to an increase in the deaths of civilians. the rhetoric of us officials is becoming increasingly belligerent. after hearing such remarks from washington, the criminals and key it will feel complete impunity. the risks of the conflict escalating will increase once again american media, including the new york times have reported that us officials are discussing plans with the cl

is a strong rhetoric from the u. s. on israel during talks. i'm at a recent drone attack on iranian infrastructure. about the u. s. secretary of state blink, and on the israeli prime minister netanyahu, what were quick to pin the blame on terran it's a time where many and international community i would say, most of the international community have seen the true face of iran. you've seen the barbarism of this regime against its own people. they've seen how it exports regression beyond its border and beyond the middle east. and i think there is a common consensus that this regime must not acquire nuclear weapons. we discussed deepening cooperation to confront and counter a rance destabilizing activities in the region and beyond. just as around as long supported terrorists that attack israelis and others. other teams now providing drones that russia is using to kill innocent ukrainian civilians temperatures. i certainly rising as we hear these statements from these rarely crime and as for in the u. s. secretary of state, just days after an irania

trying to get into the u. s. a. they know that there is a better way to do this. in many cases, this is in humane and this is concerning to ordinary americans. the u. s. president is responding to all of this. and kimberly, aside from the, the new measures that little should be easier for the us to remove migrant. and this is the big criticism that the u. s. president is facing out really, it's a 2 pronged criticism because number one, the president himself of criticized his predecessor, donald trump, the former president for using what's known as title 42. and this is a pandemic era of procedure that allowed. 2 for the expulsions of migrants trying to enter the united states, this is a to prevent disease. in other words, allowing people to be turned back en masse, if you well. and to basically say you can't seek asylum here, you're going to have to go back to your home country to do that. that's what this new program is going to expand on. and joe biden, as well as other democrats called this in humane and lacking of compassion. now, all of the sudden, the biden a

u. s. military activity in china's back yard. have a look at the map. the u. s. as established, all sorts of defense, alliances in the age of pacific about includes a orcas with australia and the 5 eyes intelligence group with new zealand. the u. s . has also set up numerous military bases around japan, south korea, often naval and air force operations where very close to chinese territory on the u . s. military conduct drills with its allies all along china's borders as well. well. we heard from robson for my deputy foreign minister of new zealand. according to him, he says washington's ultimate goal for china is to provoke an armed conflict. the trying the same thing with taiwan and not directly and all the united states soldiers on the ground at the stage, but to use other countries to be involved. taiwan itself, all the people who inhabit taiwan is embarked upon an aggressive strategy both against russia because of its independent policies and china buzz for its independent policies. and because it also has a very strong position in terms of the role of the st

u. s. a. how speaker nancy pelosi is stepping down from a roll of speak of this year, but she'll still be staying in congress. the official of course, made waves in 2022 with her controversial visits tie. one still contentions in the u. s. is already false. relationship with china ortiz at kenneth bolton has more now the by the administration says that it wants to get along with china. but as the old saying goes, actions speak louder than words. and this year we saw nancy pelosi, the u. s. speaker the house visit taiwan. nancy pelosi is the highest ranking u. s. official to visit that island in 25 years. and her example was followed in december by a few british m. p. 's. needless to say, china is not thrilled. woman, you do have repeatedly made clear alpha opposition to speak, a pitiless visit to taiwan. if you ask, insist on challenge and china's red line, it will be met with resolute contra measures. me the u. s. must in show full responsibility for any serious consequence arising. both thes

a u. s. bill designed to punish african countries for any cooperation with russia and the calling it an unlawful initiative . i believe the bill should really be killed because i think it's totally unwarranted. i think it's an intrusion that goes against international law, and we've made this clear to our colleagues in the united states. we even met with the draft of the initial legislation and indicated our fence with which we view this particular proposed piece of legislation. life out to our author, africa correspond, credible a tough life and job book where it's just about a 20 past 6 in the evening. where you are kind of great to have you on the program this, this bill, the, the south african foreign minister condemning a us bail design to punish african countries if they cooperate in any way with russia. can you take us through the details kind of oh, those right rory, it's called the malign russian activities in africa. eggs. what are we in africa called the anti african bill? and thos