we have to remember just 6 weeks ago on the u. s a struck and killed and i'm on the as our hearing are in a suburb of, of cobble um and this troubled the u. s. sign and in and in our allies in that and that the, that the taliban regime immersed rushing, had promised in doha negotiations that there would be no, no terrorists harbored in there. but the bottom line that was 6 weeks ago and we just had a hosted exchange, a prisoner exchange, which is significant. and um, and the foreign minister basically said that he or afghan foreign minister did state that this up as a new chapter. so some things happen and there's a lot going on in the world around afghanistan and involving a nation's and so i would see there's not is a breakthrough, but it is promising, especially if it can help open up the humanitarian human rights and humanity. issues that concern all of us, graham it, when the thought about say this is a new era of relations with the u. s. is this an accurate characterization? no, probably not. that's probably a bit too optimistic

in, in 30 minutes, but i can say that since i came to the u. s. a, i have been dealing with the broker. i think a barriers that have that happened there and i'm struggling to get over with it. for example, it was really hard for me to get a social security number or a work permit and or apply for asylum. and now imagine that i'm someone who knows english who knows about the culture of usa who have travelled a lot of countries. but imagine 79000 people who arrived to the usa and they have, they don't have a slightest idea about any of those. and they face all these problems and do not know how to solve all of them. all new to this. so empathy, where people are watching an understanding that it must be really difficult. so for me says, of course it's not going to be easy, even americans aren't finding it easy. the american government should do more. they a cause in these, this problem. anyway, the kina, how much help are you getting from the u. s. government? because at some point when you move, there's a certain amount of money that you get and then

u. s. troops complete their withdrawal ending a 20 year war. in september of last year, 76000 afghans may well be more, were evacuated to the u. s. and temporarily placed in military bases. and that brings us right up to date to where we are now. we're thousands of afghans are struggling as they remain in legal limbo in the united states. i know you are going to have questions, so you tube is active. the comment section is live right now. be part of today's discussion. ah, it is good to say alex lineup of afghans telling us what it has been like in the past year for afghans who fled to united states hello, rash, nickina. hello. so thankful for you, showing your experiences with us r r r i shout welcome back to the stream. can you might, i would. it's who you are. what you do. hi everyone, and thanks for having me on. again, my name is ashley, i'm a community organizer. currently based out of los angeles, but what i do is build community and for the past year or so then has meant welcoming almost 80000 of our new neighbors. people like nickina an

u. s. made a promise for protection and struggling to keep that promise. having yeah, can just wanna get our new and need some real support to apply directly from their presence, just like the u. s. is done. where every other modern, kind of back to me, these are the allies of america, has longest war and they deserve more than red tape and your credit adjustment and how we keep our promise, how we look to our values. and it's how we stand by those who stood with us. so a new chief gas minor says they deserve askance, deserved us citizenship. they helped nato against the taliban. they risk their lives, r u. s. way so much tax income for the military that it is involved in producing refugees abroad instead of supporting us citizens. and they are very few refugees that the u. s. has to support. i'm just wanting just very briefly in the last one minute of i show and how have you been treated in the us? the bureaucracy sounds hellish. but how about the people? well, 1st of all, i want to add it. i wanna say lake erm. 2 mana word, this comment a that i hope that

when china has lashed out a g u. s. president, jo biden's recent statement, the washington would send troops to defend taiwan. if it was a tarts on the white sauce has previously had to walk back similar statements, which contradicts america's longstanding supports for the one china policy. but would you us forces to fin the island? yes, if in fact there was an unprecedented attack. us forces us men and women would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese version. yes. me phone. yeah. yeah. and only the u. s. remarks seriously violate the one china principal and the provisions of the 3 us china joint communiques breached the u. s. commitment. so to not support taiwan independence and san to severely wrong signal to the separatist forces of taiwan independence. even china strongly deplores and rejects it and is made solemn complaints with the u. s. side one material rolling that seems the bite and held different views around a decade ago while he was a senator, he wrote that threatening to use force against china could t

a helper. the taliban has released u. s. navy veteran mark for ricks in exchange for an afghan tribal leader for ricks was abducted in february 2020 while hagey. but sharp noisy was serving a life sentence for smuggling her when his the 2nd afghan to be freed in recent months in june as to the law, her own was released from guantanamo bay. he has spent 15 years in us custody on suspicion of having links to al qaeda, but was never charged nor z. a was close to the tolerance founder malavar. u. s. president joe biden says decision wasn't taken lightly. lee hardin has more from dar my news mark verdes today is 28th november 2021 a proof of life video publish nearly 2 years into his detention showed mark frederick's in afghanistan, the former us naval officer and civilian engineer, had been kidnapped by the taliban. in january, 2020, and reportedly held by the how connie network now, he's free. his return is the combination of many, many months of perilous and effective work. tried so many colleagues in, in our government. the

though the an essay has not responded to a request for comment. the u. s. for its part claims at beijing's accusations are a way of forming an information campaign to counter us allegations of chinese hacking. but this isn't the 1st time the u. s. has been caught with his hands in the cookie jar. back in february, beijing release. they have to 56 page report on a sprawling u. s. lead cyber operation revealing that the an essay was behind malware researchers encountered in 2013 during an investigation into a hack against a key domestic department in china. and the n, as they hardly has a squeaky clean reputation. don't forget that it's nuked on the phones of van european leaders like german chancellor angela merkel putting the traditionally strong relationship between germany and the u. s. in jeopardy. further research revealed that the multiple procedures and cyber attack operation manuals disclosed by the hacker group called the shadow brokers were completely consistent with the only identifier used in the n. a say, network attack platform operation. expose

there was the ran which accused the u. s. a violating international law for seizing $2000000000.00 worth of its assets to destabilize its government. and on monday, the international court of justice is that to begin a hearing on a case filed by ter, on in 2016, something that can set a precedent on what happens with the seizure of russia's assets. it's at least possible that the international court of justice will fight that the u. s. violated iran's rights under international law. if u. s. congress takes the same approach to russia's assets. as it did to ron's, it likely will manifestly violate international law than we have afghanistan, a country already reeling from the consequences of decades of u. s. intervention. also having no access to billions of its foreign reserves. further, stunting its economic growth, the people of of ganesh stone had been made to suffer doubly for a government they did not choose. but the u. s. phil refuses to release the 3500000000 and frozen funds, citing fears that the money could fall into t

it's the 1st case in the block under a new sanction aimed at protecting the rule of law. and u. s. president joe biden arrives in london ahead of queen elizabeth funeral, while thousands queue up for one last chance to pay their respects at her coffin. ah. a married evans dean. it's good to have you with us. months ago, images of civilians killed and tortured in the ukrainian town of boucher shocked the world. after the town was liberated from russian occupation, researchers found extensive evidence of apparent war crimes committed my russian forces. while now evidence of what could be more war crime says, emerged in the newly liberated harkey region. our correspondent manual shows went to e zoom where mass graves containing more than 450 bodies were uncovered. a warning to our viewers, her report contained some disturbing images therein. covering sheer horror as nearby artillery fire rages in this forest, on the outskirts of recently liberated is you forensic experts are working around the clock to assume bodies buried in mass graves dating from the russian occupation book. doing

also coming up the u. s. a proves a potential one point. $1000000000.00 arm sailed to taiwan. angry china the u. s. nuclear watchdog wounds fighting around ukraine. sapir is your power plant still poses a grave risk, prompting exposed to be based at the facility permanently and tennis legends, serena williams loses in the 3rd round of the us, open in what is expected to be the last match of her career. ah sure link as disgraced. former president is back home, less than 2 months after he fled during the nation's worst economic crisis since independence got to by roger pox that was blamed for pushing shore lanka towards financial disaster. the government ran out of foreign cash reserves and was unable to pay for imports, leading to shortages. roger packs returned early on saturday, flying in from buying coke. he had left falling unprecedented protests. michelle fernandez has the latest from colombo, the return of the former president go, toby, roger, parks has happened very quickly. no one expected him to return

he said it was a crime that the former u. s. president, referring to president trump had admitted with regard to the nuclear deal, a pretty clear i think summary. busy of iran's case with regard to the nuclear deal, he made it very clear that there are nuclear deal sign in 2015, the so called j. c. p. o. a was a deal that iran had entered into after lots of negotiations. and it had lived up to its bargains, under that deal. it said it had followed all the things it was supposed to follow. following that long negotiation that took place with that combination with the signing in vienna in 2015, he made it clear that it was the u. s. the trump administration that pulled out of the deal. he said that the maximum pressure campaign had been completely defeated or by what had happened afterwards and made it clear that that iran is always prepared to negotiate. but this time, if they do another deal, they want guarantees because he said they had what was lived experience of the u. s . leaving the deal last time. and they wanted guarant

a was close to the taliban founder moore larva u. s. president joe biden says decision wasn't taken lightly. lee harden has more from the ha, are news mark birds today is 28 november 2021. a proof of life video published nearly 2 years into his detention showed mark frederick's in afghanistan, the former us naval officer and civilian engineer, had been kidnapped by the taliban in january, 2020, and reportedly held by the how connie network. now he's free, his return is the combination of many, many months of perilous and effective work. tried so many colleagues in the taliban released frederick's in exchange for hydro. bosh arden reside and afghan tribal leader who had been serving a life sentence in the u. s. for opium smuggling north, i was granted clemency and received a hero's welcome at the couple airport and about the luck. my exchange, i think with god willing can lead to peace between afghanistan and america and american was released. and i am also free with the help of the womic emerett, and merger hygiene destroy. it was low

the u. s. a proves a potential $1100000000.00 on sale to taiwan angering china. the u. s. nuclear watchdog warns fighting around ukraine's operational power plant still poses a grave risk prompting experts to be based at the facility permanently. and ah, tennis legend, serena williams loses in the 3rd round of the us, open in what is likely to be the mouth, not ah sure lank is disgraced. former president is back home, less than 2 months solved to. he fled during the nation's worst economic crisis since independence got to by roger pox. that was blame for pushing shore lanka to west financial disaster. the government ran out of foreign cash reserves and was unable to pay for imports, leading to shortages module box and return early on saturday. flying in from bangkok he had left the following on precedent and protest in the country as go straight to our correspond madell fernandez, who has lived for us now in columbia. now what is the mood that people surprised even angry that he's come back? i think it's all unfolded so quickly and the former president's arrival and or r

u. s. ignores it because the u. s. is bought into this fantasy of ukraine as a free and democratic society. there's nothing free or democratic about ukraine, the current ukrainian gov, the u. s. is bought into the notion that of, you know, there isn't a, a, a nazi problem in ukraine. will the people who are murdering the russians right now in izzy. i'm in the other recapture of villages and towns are nazis. they are the cracking battalion. what do they think that is? i know are what do they think that is after russia with terrorists truth from the northern contact lines and harcourt region, and he crane and relocated themselves to that on nest republic to bolster operations. their videos have emerged on line. showing western mercenaries reportedly assisting, he adds truth and taking control of local settlements. boys where the car, we do a lot of fighting gear rifles show. meanwhile, us senator mark warner says american intelligence is working closely with providing important information. our guest scott ritter again, adds that washington plans to weaken russia and this conflicts have been o

well again, i think not a request during the intervention of the u. s. in a nice sort of investigation will not in my opinion, and it was also set by richard polk and others as well. it will not lead to any kind of transparent and professional investigation. the u. s. has since a long time been an ally we have known and as a, as a lawyer as well knowing that is really good system. no good will come out of any is re investigation all the more so as well with an israeli and american investigation. and i also think that should be focused on having an international, transparent, independent professional one that also can be led by the i c c. because it is, in my opinion, the only criminal independent body can hold that can hold is such investigation. but i also must stress out the fact that shooting a case in terms of the behavior and the responses of israel is totally not surprising because lack of accountability and full in unity on war crimes. might israel is a systematic response and we can see that not only the worst bond, we can see not also in garza, s

weekend, more than 4000 firefighters are babbling the 14 largest fires emitter, brutal heath way, the u. s. a. started a massive roll out of new coping. 19 vaccines designed for omni from variance of disease. health officials say that by the end of the week, 90 percent of americans will live with an 8 kilometers of centers where the shots are available. the u. s. will start recommending annual cobra 19 boosters from now on. nasa has released new pictures of the torrential and nebula, captured by the james web space telescope. these images show young stars distant background galaxies, as well as detailed structures and compositions of the nebulous gas and dust structures. the nebula wise, the large magellan mage, a male jill and nick cloud galaxy. so 161000 light years away. and now we turn to southern pakistan are months of unprecedented. munson rains have filled the country's largest fresh water lake to keep lake monscheier from bursting . as banks authorities there have released its water and flooded villages. it's hope that the damage will spare more densely populated areas elsewhere. but

u. s. cannot fulfill all of europe's allen g needs. there's also a limit to what the e you can receive, given that it doesn't yet have the infrastructure required. and the u. s. back price cap will only drive prices up and cut off europe from cheaper energy supplies . president putin has already made it abundantly clear. russia will not sell anything to anyone at a bad price. she knew william issue was still not supply anything to do with this country. to show them which in this case, economic interests you no gas or oil with the fuel. nothing. critics claim that despite words, to the contrary from mainstream media, the u. s. has all along been prioritizing its own economy over those of its close as allies. if europe goes into recession, obviously there's less demand for a wide range of products. we're in such a perverse situation here. it can actually be positive trait with europe, accounts for less than one percent of us gross domestic product. and many economists agree that the decline in european consumer demand isn't likely to significantly affe

on u. s. a. china relations now, unless have been pouring over those comments or by joe biden with cbs over the last couple of days. and it is worth noting that some have suggested that this possibly marks a shift in policy on taiwan by the biden administration. it wasn't just the fact that present biden said that the u. s. a would defend to taiwan in the event of an attack by china. but notably, also, he said that it was up to the people of taiwan if they wanted to seek independence . so which contrasts with washington's long standing recognition of the one china policy and the position that it holds, that it does not support a taiwan independence hurricane. fiona is continuing to gain strength as it rips through the caribbean. residents have been all its take shelton and the turks and cake. her silence. the hurricane has left a trail of destruction. region killing one person in the dominican republic and 4 people in puerto rico manoeuvre poly reports from san juan the hurricane. fiona bears do

weeks some european leaders are blaming russia and russia is suggesting it may be ukraine or even the u. s a lot of parents are worried about this. the justice department has issued a new warning about a specific type of a potentially deadly opioid fentanyl is cautioning parents to be on lookout for this. this is rainbow fentanyl. officials say the brightly colored pills and powder are used by drug traffickers to increase addiction among kids as well as young adults. rainbow rainbow fentanyl, which can look like candy as you can see, or sidewalk chalk has been seized at least 21 states something other than the sound of the captain, speaking made for some odd moments on an american airlines flight. i don't know if that's a goat or what that's supposed to be. anyway. this happened during a los angeles to dallas flight earlier this month. similar incidents were reported on at least two other american airlines jets one is being blamed on a public address amplifier glitch. others are worrying online. and somehow there was a hack. maybe we'll never know. maybe there's just a goat in the cop cockpi

u. s. foreign policy, there's a very big gap between. ready what u. s. officials are doing and what the american people want. ah oh, it's her asia now where china's lost outs. busy the u. s. calling it's a quote disruptor of international rules of what he calls washington's interference in the taiwan strait. you go to wood one, china principal is the prevailing consensus in the international community and a basic norm in international relations. speaking of rules, keeping one's commitment is the most basic rule. if the u. s. cannot even keep its own word. how is it in a position to talk about rules and order a country like that can only become a disruptor of international rules without furious respond spies? beijing combs, after us, vice president, pamela harris, accused china of committing provocations around ty, one or former u. s. a. secretary of state, my pompeo called on washington to prevent a quote, chinese century. china has flexed. it's military and economic might, to coerce and intimidate its neighbors, and most recently, provocations across

so the short way to understand this is there's a tremendous amount of complexity and when you impose something like export controls, as the u. s. has done, you very much locked down a whole lot of things, whether those are what you intended to lock down or not. i think it's fascinating though that the u. s. is now saying, we want to ease that. we want to try to allow the internet to be in the hands of the people and it's obvious why they would like to do that. and so i think the practical implications is something like star link, which involves satellites of course, that are up in the sky. but also receivers on the ground. now you're starting to think about ok, things that might not have been possible before with the export controls. now may be possible, and that's very much something that the u. s. government is going to want to encourage, you know, citizens to be able to get, get information at a time when they are, there is certainly protesting what the government is doing. so it just means that people on the ground can access platforms, say like instagram, that they otherwise wouldn't be able to because the government has

and also then by the drag, we a u. s. in a u. s. consumer i t c u s. is really critical illness and still place it's a saturate global financial condition is to some extent, at least good, happy with some times in the costumes can thank you very much and then keep indian movie revenues have risen every year for a decade, reaching around $2000000000.00 in 2019, before the pandemic started. but most recent releases have bombed the box office. on bollywood domination of the indian film industry appears to be uncertain. producers are taking a novel approach to attract people back to the cinema as poverty, metallic reports from new delhi moviegoers are in for a treat. it's national cinema dane, india, ticket prices have been slashed to less than a dollar. many shows or so it out properly. i got this a good read and then giving up funds and betsy puppy. so it's really nice that i don't have to put them on the way that i have laid spend so much amount of money to actually go answered in the here does the waterloo, hindi. cinema often called body would, is in c

i mean, that pushes earl or ports a lot of capital into the u. s. a. system and other countries, one, bed capital 2. and then also when we talk about term bit higher rates in the u. s. and 3rd, the effect that that has on the dollar that clearly is also affecting our business . so somewhere else around the globe, maybe one little positive effect that those rate increases. might have you see that quite off the higher dollar as the more or, or the, the, the bigger the drop in commodity prices. so that actually could be as smart as not positive of what we're seeing right now. and the dollar went to its highest rate for 20 years against your didn't after this. so thank against culture in new york for us. now let's take a look at some of the other global business stories making the news as well. apple could be making one of 4. i phones in india by 2025, according to j. p. morgan, the tech giant is moving some production out of china, mid mounting geopolitical tensions and strict coded locked downs. apple is expected to move about 5 percent of iphone 14 prod

in a responsible attitude towards the world, we hope that the u. s. will correct its perception of china and stop trying to deal with the chinese from a position of strength. in august, tensions between beijing and washington got stretched to the limit over a visit to the disputed territory of taiwan by us. politician, nancy pelosi, the speaker. it became the highest ranking u. s. official to make a trip with us since the ninety's. of course, as you know, the visit outraged china, which launched its largest ever military drills completely surrounding the island in response. and just a bit earlier i spoke with nelson wong, the vice chairman of the shanghai center, who says that china made clear what is red lines are. and it's not going to yield on them. been called for a minister, has said it very correctly, that it is time for the us to re position itself. and its attitude was handling relations which tried because the relations between the 2 big country is that us in china, our current at its lowest point seems to the 2 sides, established a diplomatic

. presidential biden tells a u. s. broadcaster, that american forces would defend taiwan in the event of a chinese invasion. beijing condemned his comments as a violation of official u. s. policy. ah, i'm nicole for alleged to our viewers on p b. s in the united states and around the world. welcome britain has bid farewell to queen elizabeth this 2nd with a historic state funeral. her coffin has been placed in the royal vault at windsor near london for oriel in a private ceremony. hundreds of thousands of people turned out to pay their respects as the hers carrying elizabeth coffin made its way to windsor across over to her correspondent at windsor castle in a moment. but 1st, this report on a funeral ceremony followed by millions of people around the world. aa queen elizabeth begins her final journey. her coffin made its way to westminster abbey. a full military guard accompanied the departed monarch, part of an ancient ceremony, combining church state and the royal family's history. ah, elizabeth's grandchildren fol

the w h o has declared the viral disease, a global emergency and u. s. help officials have approved updates to cove 19 vaccines. the target, the latest strains of the omar kron variant between booster shots made by montana and pfizer biotech could be available in a matter of days. it will only be administered to people who have already received their primary vaccinations. william schaffner is a professor of preventative medicine at vanderbilt university, and i asked him about the level of protection that these boosters will provide. well, we certainly hope that this new booster will provide substantial additional protection against serious disease disease, serious enough to require hospitalization. we also hope it provides song, but we know it won't be complete protection against infection. those mild infections will continue. but if we keep people out of the hospital, we will have achieved our goal. that these updated boosters aiming to provide cross protection against several variants. are only for people who have already had the original vaccine shots.

might end up being a big part of the solution. the u. s. is likely to be the most important supplier of liquefied natural gas to germany in the coming years. that's according to a new study by the university of cologne's institute of energy economics. this study estimates the u. s. will account for 39 percent of allergy imports to europe . that's assuming, imports from russia don't return to their previous levels. and that enough liquefy occasion plans are built to handle that amount. germany's future relies on it adult him. so these, we need to find a bridge to get this normalized market because otherwise, during this time too many livelihoods to many businesses and to many jobs will be lost on the wall. if the plan is a success, the e will join asia is one of the most important markets for natural gas coming from the u. s. this will relieve some of the pressure on germany, define alternative gas sources, but prices aren't expected to ease for consumers until 2026. let's cross over to the states to speak to our financial correspondent in ne

busy more u. s. a. coming in as well. us defense secretary lloyd austin, announced to joe biden approved 675000000 in military aid directly to ukraine. austin announced this while doing a visit to germany earlier on thursday. this aid is military aid is for an all host of different things that the ukraine military says they need, including ammunition for the precision rocket launchers called hi mars. that the u. s. has been given ukraine to have been credited with helping to blunt russian advances. so clearly, big day here in key f, as we're getting this information coming in here in dade game, and we will cross to join a how with more, austin's announcement shortly. but before we let you go, how successful has ukraine been taking back its territory from russia? in the northeastern, how to key if it appears that this counter offensive which is about and the 2nd day now has bared some real fruit for the ukrainians. were getting a sense from both videos and information from the front lines with ukraine's h

from his supporters against security forces and rival she groupings also dear became a symbol of resistance to the u. s. they then patient in 2003 and helped form a militia to fight american troops. he's also wanted by the u. s. government over his alleged rule in the killing of a washington back she arrival in the same year. well, in the wake of the american invasion and occupation, the iraqi cleric was a vocal critic of the u. s. and in particular, former president george w. bush bush reportedly said that his picture will be hung in every iraqi house. no, sir, no. my dear, your picture is now under iraqi. feel the popularity the united states is diminishing day by day. if not every 2nd. we reject the presence of the american army and even the bombings by the us forces we reject them. we do this as an act of occupation while a political and security analyst from baghdad till this elsa deer has enormous supports vocal in iraq. but the kiosk being seen is done. he believes to small numbers of militant groups, loosely linked to the ferry. he has amended amount of among his followers. and the last electio

and that is to try to call for a u. s. investigation may be desirable and giving the pace a little more visibility, but i wouldn't trust the us morgan and morgan, the israeli, investigate another word. it is committed overall. ha, hi. been israel. human rights violations. and i would quote for an independent international investigation by red who the blow internet. no, probably crazier. yeah. interesting. because as the, as you say and, and as we've heard, the family of sharina is asking for a u. s. investigation. i want to come to you now, ah, omar in washington, d. c. but before i ask you for your thoughts about this investigation, i want to read to you and to our view as this fate departments reaction to the israeli investigation. chevron of course, was an american citizen and the u. s. has been under pressure to conduct its own investigation. while the state department said we welcome israel's review of this tragic incident and again underscore the importance of accountability in this case such as policies and procedu

showing that one and 4 companies, sir, are thinking of shifting a current of plants in westman some somewhere else referred from some big u. s. corporations, for example, google, they're considering bringing and part of the production for the new a pixel phone out of china. the same is true for apple was the i $4.14, but also to the south korean company. i'm samsung, for example, is looking to taking at least some production and out of truck. okay. well young, we just heard the european commission talking about moving to chili, moving to mexico, some of us production. what countries are interesting to the us right now? yeah, and maybe also a to have one of word to him on the reasons white corporations for example, are looking at some other destination. so, i mean, there had been some political or clustered side, but then clearly also all the lockdown and china have been them hurt for, for some, a corporation. so, well, what country is might to benefit? where might production come to depends a little bit on the industry. if you look at the tech world, if you look go at google, apple for incense or samsung, they're looking at

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with dinah, with india, with other nations, just about the destruction of american gemini, of a week in the u. s. dollar. a dominance that's a bigger picture, the rush is playing into. if you don't want to sacrifice that by carrying out a precipitous military action in ukraine at good, per se, well, you can't win without increasing the number of troops your choice of either slow and build up of forces through increase contracting, et cetera, or general mobilization. it'll mobilization is suicide. if russia generally mobilizes their economy will not be as strong as it is right now, and they're going to lose all the advantages they have. so i just say, look, you train want to battle? yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, we're losing the war. they're losing the war. michael, that basically the same question because i mean, it gets out to a point of exhaustion and given how, you know, europeans are unfortunate for the europeans have just forgotten what war is like. you know, the, they've got become very, very soft here. i mean, they, they like their prosperity and they had prosperity because they had cheap

administration and intelligence officials has been consistent over the last several months that the u. s. a seen absolutely no evidence that russia is preparing for a tactical nuclear attack in u crane. it has no preparations. it doesn't even feel, and it's plausible, the vladimir putin would make such a move in the current circumstances. in fact, there was some reporting in the new york times that the administration officials felt that far from being corner there are plenty of conventional weapons and tactics far more brutal. the boot patient hasn't used yet, so there is not feeling that he's in a corner state. there is a debate about what would potentially make russia use is nuclear arsenal. william burns, in april. the ca, director said it was if russia felton was under the extra extra central threat. he gave the example of nato militarily getting involved on the ground all mass in ukraine. about something that the, the u. s. is trying to avoid giving the perception of, to russia, that this is now just simply an all out proxy war between the u. s. and nato and, and russia. and that's one

you know, in the next a u. s. judge has ordered the release of a man whose conviction for murdering his ex girlfriend inspired one of the most popular podcasts of all time, had none science case was a subject of the true crime podcast serial. it revealed flores in the police investigation for fire may still face prosecution. she had returned the reports. i say it was free from a baltimore court house, but wearing a gps monitor, while its conviction for murdering his ex girlfriend has been overturned. he is still under suspicions of the crime. however, the judge agreed with prosecutors that they were serious questions about the integrity of the trial which led to him being jailed for the past 23 years. not yet declaring, not yet declaring ad non sorry to interfere. but we are declaring that in the interest of fairness and justice, he is entitled to a new trial. the conviction grew worldwide attention as a result of the pilot in crime, comcast serial. the 1st we got airing in 2014. each episode meticulously recount

him responsible for exactly the opposite for the fact that got a bunch of didn't to go on to the u. s. a sound to fall apart and to didn't wanted . for example, the baltic states and other salvage publics to become a dependent memories of street protests in the early ninety's in georgia. and in the baltic states come to mind today, especially in neighboring lithuania, where they are war 14 dead and hundreds injured on the so called bloody sunday of videos. 30 years ago when soviet special forces tried to suppress the uprising. remembering these events, and gabriella is lance burgess, lithuania is foreign minister to be to that lithuanians wouldn't forget how gorbachev's army murdered civilians to prolong the occupation. awfully selina he sold. yes, he wrote fired on an unarmed protesters and crushed them under his tanks. that's what's remembering how he are in lot van lithuania. you're going to ask just to hold off instead to saved stand by force as i turned to simon young, who's our political correspond here with me in the studio in berlin. that legacy uri describe. contrast starkly wit

he thinks the south african presidents visits will serve as a reminder to the u. s. that rushes ties with africa, a deep rooted usa for the policy. it's always about their eminent interest and it and insert is about influence and dig. i'm assuming that you just feel it super paula you one way or another though you do have china, you have. yeah. you have it. you also have books ever connect you. but the idea, you said, how can you influence, i've got to be in a bundle of energy and the u. s. find in there are more pasa, a person who is probably a climber. and if you listen to a proposal, when he speaks, he's a person who's always indecisive with what he's on the fence, but what he's very clear about. so the solution is that is of, of the guys to get it viewed the idea of russia ease and has always been a partner. and that is a level that russia was or is their own. most goes always them. during the years of a party to one, the us was not on the side of the russian president, vladimir putin has blamed the west for its energy crisis, calling for sanctions on the north st