u. s. and exacerbates the standoff between the u. s. and china. francesco perisi has decided on a partner to help trying to expand not china, but a european investor. the port of hamburg he stresses that this is a purely economic calculation. but he doesn't deny that political factors also played a role or easy remembers the cold war. and it's worried about any new confrontation, this rotational situation ended. it was of another cold war method of concern for me personally. and for my business in general for me in general. it also is it as a, as a citizen of the european union, we can see that international trade for sure. bridge. we can see that to be helpful to keep them and paid peace. the debate about the role europe will play and the trade war between the u. s. and china is nothing new and is not limited to the economy you bad. i hope to some european leadership because if not, europe risks becoming china. us saying that instead of laura can be the 3rd key player in the global arena. i hope that's what you decide to do that. can yo

u. s. and germany. the group represents the world's largest economies and now has a common goal to set a minimum tax rate for companies of at least 15 percent the minimum fixation, real great advantage for democracy and for the whole family station . and it will give us a chance to do and erase to the now, just after we are fighting against corporate 19 and we are taking a lot of step to fight against the house crisis to fight against economic crisis is absolutely necessary that we take this and i'm really, really happy that we are, that every major economy already wants the multinational corporations to pay a fair share of tax. take amazon, for example. business boom, during the pandemic last year in germany alone at thought 33 percent rise and sales . but the online giant has not paid any corporate tax. that's because it pays taxes for all of a european business in the low tax country luxembourg. i'm not so amazon shit much of the profit it makes in germany to knock somebody where it pays less than 15

u. s. and your hong kong based, or ip, or excuse me, your us and hong kong based parts of your business, which is what by dance was looking at doing that other countries, other nations may be able to compromise the data that's within the app. the funny thing about this decision by chinese regulators is they're arguing essentially the same thing that the u. s. government was arguing about tick tock over here that china can access the data. and so remember back a year ago, trump wanted to force the sell of take talk to microsoft and wal mart. and so instead what we're seeing is the chinese doing the exact same thing. same where we want to make sure that the day is not compromised by the country. you're selling the i p o in. and therefore we're going to put new rules on. it is interesting to see how not china is kind of getting their hand at being able to talk about some of these possible security risk and concerns. and we are seeing this ongoing ongoing crackdown rather now. kristi, why are compa

u. s. and nation restore on the phone and u. s. government officials speaking to local media have said that india will be seeking, will be asking us to maintain pressure on pockets. again, what india says, you know, as pockets on providing, not only funding, but also safe havens to groups as just holler, bond is gaining grounds and has gone to the phone with the u. s. withdrawal. so in issues like china and coven dominating talks will happen to other issues like minority, right, press freedoms, and so on. and they're going to be put in the back seat. now while us officials said ahead of me saying that anthony blanket would be raising issues of democracy and human vice. but what they said was that the 2 countries have more in common on those funds than they don't. and some people can actually began his visit to india by meeting representatives of civil society organizations. but then he also tweeted that you know, that the u. s. and india that they committed to democratic values. they share democratic values. and that is part of t

u. s. and exacerbates the standoff between the u. s. and china. francesco perisi has decided on a partner to help 3 s to expand not china, but a european investor. the port of hamburg, he stresses that this is a purely economic calculation. but he doesn't deny that political factors also played a role. charisse, he remembers the cold war and is worried about any new confrontation. this consolidation of the situation ended. it was of another cold war and method of concern for me personally. and for my business in general, for me in general, it also is as a, as a citizen of the european union, we can see that international trade for sure. bridge. we can see that to be helpful to keep in mind paid peace. the debate about the role europe will play in the trade war between the u. s. and china is nothing new and is not limited to the economy. your federal, catchy, i hope to some european leadership. because if not, europe risks becoming will fail for china. and he was saying that instead of laura can be the key player in the global arena. i ho

that's and that sounds annoying the 18 years responsible for cyber attacks against western nations. the u. s. u. k. and the allies are it's in china of protecting hackers engaging in what they call malicious activities, including a breach of the microsoft exchange email server. earlier this year and supporters approve you left us federal casteel celebration after he was officially named and the next president comes after 6 weeks of uncertainty over the phone. there's also delays due to accumulations of fraud. south africa includes his adjourned former president's jacobs soon as corruption trial until august 10th center is accused of receiving bribes from a french homes manufacture, beginning in 1999 that she denies his arrest spot the worst post support side violence. the country has seen his lawyers argue the case should be delayed by 3 weeks because of the unrest and cause of 19 bernard smith has the latest from urban . the prosecution say it's another delaying tactic. it's become locally known in south africa, the stalingrad defense and the prosecution said this was stalingrad season. 27

u. s. and e u countries and allowing them all except those in france for the time being to come into this country and escape quality. it's a big, big deal for the tourism industry. it effectively is the foreign gotten on the resumption of international tourism. the vast majority of inbound tourism to this country comes from the u. s. and the e u. it's also of course, a game changer for you and us citizens living in england for the time being the other nations of the u. k. will follow suit who focus since the beginning of the pandemic really haven't been able to. welcome into this country that friends and family from abroad to reasons for this next stage in the reopening process, effectively weakening border control even more at a time when this huge paranoia about the import of dangerous variance into this country. those 2 reasons. one, you mentioned it, that bar is johnson. the prime minister desperately worried that the u. k. was losing out to the you in terms of us tourism people heading to

u. s. and exacerbates the standoff between the u. s. and china. francesco perisi has decided on a partner to help tree s to expand not china, but a european investor. the port of hamburg, he stresses that this is a purely economic calculation. but he doesn't deny that political factors also played a role raise. he remembers the cold war and is worried about any new confrontation . this consolidation of the situation ended. it was another cold war method of concern for me personally and for my business in general for me in general, it also is as a citizen of the european union, we can see the international trade for sure. a bridge, we can see that to be helpful to keep them as a piece. the debate about the role europe will play in the trade war between the u . s. and china is nothing new and is not limited to the economy. your federal coaches, i hope to some european leadership because if not, europe risks become in china and usa or up can be the 3rd key player in the global arena. i hope that's what europe decides to do that when you spo

u. s. and then going after 2 other companies that have just listed in the u. s. and the timing can very few coincidences in china. and i think this is no coincidence. it's also there's been a lot of tension about chinese companies listing in the u. s. for example, because they have different rules. they've been imposing new rules on chinese companies that they have to be more transparent. so perhaps the chinese government feels that they're, they're revealing to many of their secrets that they're there. we're exporting chinese secrets or technology. so i think there could, there's definitely something behind the timing. and this is definitely going to be difficult for investors to know, you know, the rules keep changing all the time. and it's not just this tech from, of course that's being targeted. that's right. yeah. we've had, we've, we've had alibaba last year. they had a $34000000000.00 ip scuppered because probably because of remarks by jack mar saying that the state banking system needed to be reformed. so there is, there is a big crack down on tech at the

and it's only the u. s. of course that wants him extradited washington claim subs activities lead to the exploitation of the venezuela and people worn out from kelly mo pen continuing is told nancy holland, who says the us is office because he may hold the key to vent as well as ability to avoid sanctions right. well the united states argues that they're simply enforcing their sanctions against venezuela as well as money laundering laws. is there a legal basis for that? swiss investigated? they're part of it. the money where the money went and they didn't find anything. the u. s. takes the position that any time a country tries to do anything around the sanctions that the u. s. should stop them . and so it tries to make the sanctions worldwide has implications for any country that sanctioned and there are a number of them. it has implications for the majority regime and the u. s. is constant efforts to basically overthrow it. it has certainly, if it's on boy, someone who has implemented a community can be cap

u. s. and the e u. it's also of course, a game changer for you and us citizens living in england for the time being the other nations of the u. k. will follow suit who folks, since the beginning of the pandemic, really haven't been able to welcome into this country, their friends and family from abroad to reasons for this next stage in the reopening process bar. as johnson, the prime minister desperately worried that the u. k. was losing out to the you in terms of us tourism people heading to cities like paris and rome in europe because they couldn't come here to london. he was worried about squandering the so called vaccine bonus and enormous pressure applied on the government by the travel industry, warning ministers in recent days that they were thousands of jobs on the line with sectors of the industry facing bankruptcy. if they didn't open it didn't open very quickly. thursday marks the 69th birthday of thailand's king. he is one of the most protected monarchs anywhere in the world. but protest had

u. s. and e u countries and allowing them all except those in france for the time being to come into this country and escape quality. it's a big, big deal for the tourism industry effectively is the firing gun on the resumption of international tourism. the vast majority of inbound tourism to this country comes from the u. s. and the e u. it's also of course, a game changer for you and us citizens living in england for the time being the other nations of the u. k. will follow suit who folks, since the beginning of the pandemic, really haven't been able to welcome into this country, their friends and family from abroad to reasons for this next stage. in the reopening process bar, as jones in the prime minister desperately worried that the u. k. was losing out to the you in terms of us tourism people heading to cities like paris and rome in europe because they couldn't come here to london. he was worried about squandering the so called vaccine bonus and enormous pressure applied on the government

u. s. and nation restore from the sun and u. s. government officials speaking to local media have said that india will be seeking, will be asking us to maintain pressure on pockets on, again what india says, you know, as pockets on providing not only funding but also safe havens to goods. as taliban is gaining ground and has gone a song with the u. s. withdrawal. us police officers have described in vivid personal terms how terrifying it was and rises, storm b, u. s. capital building in january. the violence was unleashed one form of trumps. bye for president don trump supporters. john henry reports now from washington. d. c. the whole truth and nothing but the true in sometimes harrowing testimony for police officers detail the coordinated attack on the u. s. capital, and on them. bruce, the washington police officer, michael for knowns. own body camera captured him being pulled into the crowd of donald trump. supporters beaten and shocked with a taser like stay in their body. like it, jimmy, i'm here. and he says the response f

well, and i understand that you actually think that the u. s. backed off that other countries like china, turkey, russia, per se, the middle east, that they would actually reduce their numbers as well. the united states could radically reduce military spending and military weapons build up around the world simply by ceasing to sell weapons. is the overwhelmingly the number one weapons dealer and the state department serves to pressure other countries to buy these weapons. what passes for enemies, the countries that the united states refuses to cooperate with because they need these, the enemies for propaganda purposes. the russians, china, iran, and so forth, are not actually any wrecked, and you would see them scaled back, their militarism. so i'm all like russia already are in some ways scaling back their militarism if the united states would as well. and you know, this was something that people hoped for in moving from the trump administration to a new u. s. government and thus far were getting just the opposite. more of the same great conve

a s and the u. n, and the u. s. and other countries have wanted to look at the formality of having someone in power. now we've just had a president assassinated. let's all take a deep breath and realize that if we really want to look out for the haitian people, we have to listen to them and work with them. not just the chinese french speaking elite in pet, you know, bill but the whole of haitian society and really, you know, lift them up and their solutions and what you're going to see in just a few days, i think is them emerging with a proposal and i think we ought to listen to it carefully and support it and the haitian people broadly supported and 11. thank you very much for your time. thanks nicole take care. the un security council has voted unanimously to continue a shipment through turkey into rebel held territory in theory. and despite opposition from russia, russia backs the syrian government and claims. the aid operation violates serious sovereignty by going through a back door border crossing rather than p

u. s. and china continue to increase and the south trying to see. so what can we expect and could global trade be impacted as a result that the plan for updated global tax rules is set to target the world's most powerful big tech companies. will take a look at how the new fees could impact consumers. we have a lot to get to, so let's get started. it is no surprise to hear that robin hood's i. p. o is raising questions about the power of mean stocks to disrupt financial markets. robin hood, which claims that as democratizing finance has found us solve, caught in the middle of mean stock traders and the fcc. now in its ip filing, robin hood says it cannot assure investors that mean mania like game stop or am see won't hit again. so joining united us jobs are boom bus, co host benson and christy i. christy, let's start with you here. now in an i p o filing companies have to list specific risk factors for investors. why would robin hood claim that means stocks are a risk factor while it's not exact

u. s. and in europe. so right now with this trade proposal, the u. s. is trying to win basically the new battle grounds, the new battlegrounds of tech. and by doing this, by saying that, hey, you have to choose either us or china, you're splintering this entire digital landscape. so that means i, south, east asian nations will be forced to, to the side. if they do choose to side with us, that means china will withdraw all of their technology out of it. and not only will they set these countries back, but now this gives the us ample room to bring in google to bring facebook to bring all their companies in. so not only is the us trying to push china out, the us trying to spread their own influence by using this proposal as a leaping board to kind of spread their influence and favor their own tech companies. and kristi did this, china in its own right, have a recourse against that. i mean, beyond just saying, well, we'll pull back all that tech from, you know, say a country like singapore or something like that. is there any other recourse they have against

u. s. and now the departure of its military by the end of august, the same military that out to them from power in 2001 in washington, president biden defended the speed of the withdrawal, saying the u. s. would no longer sustain the human cost of a conflict that cannot change. i've gone instance course ghani. so let me ask those who want us to stay. how many more? how many thousands more americans, daughters, and sons? are you willing to risk? i will much send another generation americans to warn i can stand with no reasonable expectation of achieving the different outcome. but by and also argued, the u. s. had achieved its original goal of routing al qaeda after the $911.00 terror attacks that led to the invasion. he said the decision to leave was overdue . we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill and is the right and the responsibility of afghan people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country. just days ago, the u. s pulled out of background air base near capito

u. s. and the other countries launching these allegations, china has failed to detail. acknowledge any of these allegations of the attacks on microsoft email exchange service, which had affected at least 30000 companies as well as the indictment of for chinese national by the us department of justice. katrina, you invading the inside story. the. well, let's bring in august now for this edition of inside story. joining me now via skype from washington. d. c is brett brewed president of the global situation room and a full of global director engagement at the white house under president obama from lies and in the netherlands. james shy is an assistant professor at the institute of security and global affairs at lightning university. and in beijing unattended china, political analysts to also advises, the chinese provincial government will welcome to all of my guess mr. brewing i just thought with you 1st. no smoke without fire, despite seems to be getting found politically from all sides. and yet

u. s. and was able to comb through his electronic devices, leading to a number of serious charges in march 2020, approximately 2 months before his interaction with a v 7 raymond also text the same friend mentioned above about having sexual intercourse with 8989. he's a resident of mexico and primarily spanish speaker. he text to the same friend that he had to pay for a new birth for a benign and expressed that he was annoying, but ultimately worth while, because he was able to have sex with her. raymond could face life in prison if convicted and the justice department is adamant on sending a tough message. brian raymond betrayed the trust, grunted to him as a u. s. government employee represent in the united states abroad by engaging years of predatory conduct sexually abusing exploiting and recording vulnerable women. he targeted in the united states and around the world as demonstrated by raymond's prosecution. and please, the department of justice and law enforcement partners will use all of

and potentially they are going to have work better than the u. s. version. and then you're right on that when other military, when other countries go in and obviously like you said, other countries have looked at buying are birds that are using them, are they actually buying the military equipment themselves? or more importantly, are they buying the support of the people who sold them buying in this case, america support in any sort of operation they do because they're using our equipment. yeah. when you talk about the cost, the initial cost of buying these things is minimal in comparison to the cost of flying them, fueling them, maintaining them training people to use them upgrading them, makes them, you know, repairing the broken computers, replacing the, the non working engines and so forth, on top of which they don't replace, they do a worse job than older airplanes. they were meant to replace add everything at bombing at be still at finding other airplanes that so called ground support their failures on their own terms. on top of being the most expensive

u. s. and iran and they have been repeated calls by sheer factions in iraq's parliament for the expulsion of us forces with parliamentary elections in october. the iraqi prime minister most could be me, is desperately trying to balance his need for us support with the political consequences of anti us sentiment. and complicating this further all continuous attacks on us spaces by iranian, in fact, she, a militia based in syria and iraq. and they in turn, pressured the us president to order military strikes against the militia, bases at the same time as attempting to resuscitate the nuclear deal. this while maintaining a strong relationship with israel, that is deeply opposed to it. what i can save you around will never get a nuclear weapon on my watches. they say the plan to publicly announced the withdrawal of all of us. combat troops from iraq is perhaps an attempt to de escalate. the ongoing, political and diplomatic dilemma was faced by both countries and as the leaders of iraq and the us m

yes, and again, this is something that even in the u. s. i would say, 1st of all of us tend to ignore look in america and, and that's some big mistake. obviously there's the immigration test will be the major reason why we talk about a lot in america in the u. s. and there's a lack of economic integration, cultural integration. the whole idea of the us is exceptional and different. i think that's, that's a major blog. the thinking of some understanding of americans when in fact the us has a lot of commonalities with latin america as opposed to society with racial divisions and diversity in the presidential system. so all these similarities ought to be emphasized as opposed to being minimized and. and so that does trace the risk and this is reflected in foreign policy. i think the u. s. has to take a much more self reflective perspective and to change its position, but definitely via sort of more muslim progression is always on the table when it comes to american foreign policy. so we have to be very aware of that. and i think the only way th

up and say we can end it and see the incident numbers in both countries or the you we, you and, and the u. s. a are pretty similar. so there's really no need to keep it up. and especially in jeremy, the numbers are even much better than in the u. s. so maybe there is a solution that they announced that they ease the band or they at least make it much more easy for business travelers to get into the u. s. commenting backer. managing partner of the should to go bad german manufacturer of machine tools. thank you for your time. thank you very much. and staying in the united states expert and donald trump is out again. and he's taking on big tex, mr. trump filed a lawsuit against facebook, google and twitter claiming he has been wrongfully centered on, was banned from their source. and the last forms, but legal experts say the lawsuit is actually pretty much due to found. the trumps . as the tech companies breached his constitutional right to free speech, the constitutions 1st amendment applies to the government, not to private companies, regulating their platforms. and now a quick look at some

ah, look main stories now and u. s. military is pulled out of afghanistan's background base, leaving it in the control of afghan forces. as president joe biden had set a september 11th deadline for a full withdrawal and says, the pull ounces on track. just 650 troops will remain to protect the u. s embassy in the capital combo and the cities, airport, official se dozens of people, storm.

u. s. and that's face to face meeting of us secretary of defense, lloyd austin with philip in president d good that they're due late thursday night, has proven to be a critical pivot or a boost that's long been needed to finally convince president barry there to fully restored the visiting forces agreement that's been, you know, left hanging in the balance for over a year since he unilaterally abrogated last year. we can all remember that there they abrogate the de visiting force agreement, which allows for the rotation of us troops in the country. after a long time, ally and former police chief was denied a u. s visa by the u as because of his involvement into the drug wars the today at the press conference earlier today by secretary austin and his counterparts, secretary they'll be, learns on that. they talked about this as a welcome development, hoping also in expecting that that would mean a return of activities that have been scaled down since a president's rodrigo to decided went to offic

u. s. and it's coalition allies spend 20 years at 4 funded it, but trillions of dollars. and last thousands of lives, the taliban remains undefeated. and on the offensive, many are wondering what was the point? some of the job aid out there, sedan on the program. this is historic progress. president joe biden celebrates america's hiring spray off to companies report the most new jobs in 10 months. and often just showing the village at the heart of candidates heat way, fire the now threatening of cameras. ah, ah. hello there. let's start in australia and it's a very wet picture for eastern air is along the coast of australia. we've got that band of cloud and rain running away from queens and down to new south wales. that's going to bring some storms and showers, particularly to brisbin as we go into saturday. but by the time we get to funday, that system has pushed out further east and they will be some sunshine coming through bisman brisbin coming in at 21 degrees celsius. we've also got a cold front affecting southern parts of his trailer as well as victoria and tasmania.

u. s. and in other countries that are in the same line, same thing. these are things we shouldn't want to work, but the f 35 is the star is the standout that not working well. and it didn't seem to bring that bridge right to all of the other planes that are going right. i didn't comes to my right now. obviously russia today introduce the category. i think it's called the, the check me fighter. and that's another. all of these are right, every country, korea, china, everybody has a bird. you don't want them to work, but at the same time, if everybody else has one, isn't important to have at least your own version of it for your own defense or is that sure a weakness within the u. s. military system, if are burned down while everybody else seems to be getting theirs up in the air pretty well. absolutely not. there is no credible threat out there not to the u. s. or to most other countries that invest ridiculous amounts of money in militarism, although none of them remotely approached the united states or russia is that $7.00 or 8 percent of us military s

and the 3rd wave could be on the way the world u. f. o t. a u. s. military or sorry, still have an open mind when it comes to extra terrestrial encounters, w had to nevada's infamous area, $51.00 to try and set the record straight. ah, me. i'm rebecca richards, welcome to the program. us defense officials say the last remaining american and nato troops have left the background military base in afghanistan, and had it over to ask and forces background was the center of the us and nato's war against the taliban and al qaeda. at its peak, 100000 us troops was station there. that 20 emission is now coming to an end and a complete withdrawal of all the foreign forces from the country is thought to be imminent. i'm joined now by dw correspondent terry schultz in brussel. terry, on wednesday we saw german troops as part of that nato contingent leave afghanistan . now the main nato bass in bag room is closing. it's all coming earlier than i expected. is it? why is that? hi, rebecca. it's not just the germans that have left, the italians also announced this

u. s. and poses and you ran the sanctions against the caribbean nation. the biden administration shows no sign in backing dimes on americans, long time rival device. and jerry's ice cream gets frozen out of israel after the company stops to pipe palestinian territory. this is economically terrorism or support fiction, right? we put up an american company caving in to, to, to a mob demand. they can take a moral stand and say, well, i don't want to do anything with that. ah, good evening. it's just gone 10 o'clock here. moscow you watching us international, not eating pick flame is burning and the long way to take some games have officially begun. however, the atmosphere is far from being as festive as organizes had hoped. because while opening fireworks did light up the stadium, there was a protest over concerns about the spread of coven infections already linked to the event have jumped 211013 of them among athletes. however, the president of the international olympic committee does insist the games can be held safely with restrictions mean for the very 1

u. s. and towards american companies. i think it's possible to repair that damage if you have an alternative kind of minerva into leadership within the us who are going to respect bolivia laws and the blue people and come to work with bolivia as partners. and so one thing i advise the lease says that he can, he should work with anybody. it could be china, russia, the u. k. b u. s. but they have to respect the laws and the people in bolivia that's, that's the 1st thing. and they have to have some idea of war, believe what's the history the, what's the move or the indigenous community? what are the weather like? you can just come in and take the lithium. so i think which is very much open to working with anybody as long as they respect the fact that it's a national national resources it's, it's not going to be privatized. but companies can come in and work to help extract the lithium and commercialize it until it in the best way that will help bolivia minimize poverty, but also improve its position geopolitically. and it's s

most of the 7000 and nato troops have already left, but some american soldiers will remain to protest the u. s. embassy and possibly the international airport in cobble. now the departures have raise concerns about safety. in recent weeks, the taliban has seized more territory across f, ganeth than osama bin job aid has more a formidable fortress for 2 decades where hundreds of millions of dollars have been spent. now looks like a junkyard. this is by graham, a military air base in power one province, which has been a lifeline for us led coalition troops in gunston. early on friday, all remaining foreign troops left the facility for the 1st time since the 2001 invasion law. american forces lift bag from a base last night without any coordination with relevant administration. this has not been officially reported to us from the ground. we get this information from the situation in the area as several looted opportunist, an as a strong background. as part of last year's deal between the u. s. and the taliban . all foreign forces on to leave a gun to stun. the taliban has welcome to withdraw from

these changes, and i personally must say, i will always be grateful to the left of the germany and the u. s. have very close ties and she's close ties can be seen in the university landscape as well. the core of the german university system is bringing together teaching and research. and in the us, this is a duality that is particularly strong at the johns hopkins university, which has invested in research and development company almost more than any other. and it's hardly surprising, it's all mit your form of president steven miller referred to this one off site when he visited west berlin as it was and said that they were seen as the father of the modern german university. miller said at the time the money i've been father, you would also have to be seen as the grandfather of america. because universities are that it's not because what he had written were so influential in america. because his i'm really kind of the one that had spread across the academic lambs game. because so many american scholars who had studied in germany took these ideas back home with them for the last time between

u. s. and germany joined statement also contained a strong warning from moscow saying the russia may safe punishment if he uses the pipeline for political gains. now, while the us patches to no longer stand in the way, some american official looked ill unhappy about the pipeline set to double supplies of russian natural gas to germany under the baltic sea concerns of voice. once again, a recent senate hearing and washington that the supply route poses a threat to both the u. s. and ear security. you told this committee that you believed to nordstrom to pipeline would have disastrous effects on u. s. national security. that it would have disastrous effects on european security by making them subject to economic energy blackmail from russia, and that it would enrich and in power to carry out that black male. you continue to believe that i do sen will economist cross says that the u. s. concession could be assign, the biden simply had no more cause to play. i think you got to look at the context o

u. s. u. k and other keys in china of protecting hackers engaging they cope malicious cyber activities, creating a breach of the microsoft exchange email server earlier this year and supporters of food the unless less this federal fields are celebrating after he was officially named as the next president comes after 6 weeks of uncertainty following the results for the late shooting accusation of a south african court has just adjourned. former president jacob, soon as corruption trial until august 10th. soon as she is receiving bright from the french arms manufacture, beginning in 1999, which he denies his arrest spot, the worst post apartheid violence, the country has seen. his lawyers on the case should be delayed by 3 weeks because of the rest and coven. 19, well, bernard smith joins is now 5 the courts in german bernice. what happens here and do you think this is a win of sorts for former precedence? holla, jacob, zoom as defense team argue that because he couldn't be physically present in court

and they have up until this point, simply because the u. s. is deeply involved in funding the research that was going on and on. so it's not as if the, you know, folks like anthony vouching in the, in h and in id were suddenly caught off guard and had no idea that china with doing this. we were the ones who took the projects to china in the 1st place. there's a lot of hands that are dirty here and that's why china is being allowed to get away. busy with what i've been, i know you realize that this is only a 30 minute show with that state. and what is some of these key pieces of evidence can i think you could probably go on for a while that you have found which justify, in your mind, looking into the lab. yeah, there's a couple things and you're absolutely right. we can literally spend the entire show talking about this, but let's start with the 1st one. and that is that when you talk about any kind of virus, right? one way that you're able to detect where that virus came from is also to the process of elimination. you get rid of all the, the ci

u. s. and nato pulled the remaining troops out of afghanistan, largest military base, despite a fragile security situation. after 8 months of conflict, much needed a to begin to recommend a field is to get i region. but the risk of famine looms large with millions in desperate need of food. that's really a struggle to control cove at 19 hits travelers as the government hobbs, the number of people allowed to enter the nation and thousands of dollars to seek a programs near the capital of the philippines. as the town volcano, inject some news of toxic gas, and similar to the sort of 21 days before the start of the tokyo olympics, the longest standing whoo! record in men's track athletics has been broken. by more ways costs involved home in the full 100. ah, so television says a comes and supports the withdrawal of all us and nato troops from ghana stands diagram, air base every 2 decades after it survival. the us military has handed over control to afghan forces. the base is located just north of

u. s. and columbia start to emerge. and drug company 5, it will speak approval for a booster for its corona, vars. vaccine. as research shows, the job loses its effectiveness over time. ah, now is the us and its allies withdrawal from afghanistan. it's not just the facts of those countries that have being lowered. taliban fighters have been removing the afghan national flag and assign the groups. influence and control is rapidly spreading. this image is one widely shed by iranian media from the islam. carla border crossing between afghanistan and iran, which was taken by the taliban on thursday. iran customs administration says trade has been suspended with afghanistan because the taliban is now seize 2 of the 3 crossings. they've also captured a town bordering turkmenistan. but the afghan government is rejecting a claim by the tyler bond that it now controls some 85 percent of the country, including about 2 thirds of the border with to g kissed on. meanwhile, the world health organization is wanting that at least 184000