u. s. and system going own way, china will take firm and great measures to safeguard chinese sovereignty security. and now in response to the visit, china are set to hold enormous military drills around a taiwan in the coming days, especially to actually conduct missile launch is off the sea. just east of the island edging had already been boosting its activity near the self ruled territory . all taiwan islands off that ever even been put now on full combat alone, but also not just politicians. the people that people in taiwan itself pretty anxious over the u. s. how speakers trip a member of the public told us the u. s. just wants to spread its power and influence the lucy touch, china's bottom line. she touched the red lines. so both the u. s. and china have to take actions accordingly. they just used tie one to get our attention for domestic market. unless he's busy, we'll add tensions across the taiwan street. i really hope the americans won't come around to mess things up so that we can li

u. s. and china. yeah. so how is that going, don? just what you've said. they're the general of use, the it's i biggest, there's so many ramifications at 2 such a conflict or even an escalation here. and what's being said about policies trip there where, you know, initially there was more support for her from both sides of the aisle. but now we're starting to hear those voices that are speaking out and saying that they're concerned that they're concerned that this could lead to a direct confrontation between the u. s. and china. and they're really questioning why pull osi is embarking on such a visit in the 1st place. take, listen to what was said. nothing good will come of it. taiwan will not be more secure or more prosperous as a result of this purely symbolic visit. and a lot of bad things could happen. these include a chinese military response that could result in the u. s. being plunged into in direct conflicts with a nuclear armed russia and a nuclear armed china at the same time. this week with

u. s. and indonesia, but what is important to note is the context now, not just the immediate news of nancy pelosi visits to taiwan and the tensions that that may have stoked but the wider context of rising concern within the us about china's increasing military assertiveness and jessica, forgive us, we're going to interrupt their we're going across to china's minister of foreign affairs, which is holding its daily news briefing that as the speaker of the us house of representatives speak. and i suppose the visits taiwan, which of course, the chinese have objected to. let's, let's have a listening. oh speak of hello, says provocative visit to taiwan. and we have made that a marcia's both in beijing and washington, and i stay counselor wonky, issued remarks this morning as well as to the so called the statement by nancy pelosi that you mentioned, let me say that the nature of her visit to that i went to region is not about democracy. this is an issue about china sovereignty and territorial integ

u. s. and for china? well it primarily it's, it's of paramount importance of the chinese and they say that this is their territory. there is only one china and that, and she jumping the current leader of china has repeatedly said that it is an absolutely prime strategic objective of the chinese to see what he calls reification with taiwan. and the line is always that they would prefer that to happen by peaceful means, but that they reserve the right to to use force if necessary. and for the united states is a great strategic importance. because taiwan is sort of almost like to stand in the way between china and the pacific ocean. so for the united states, it's kind of dominance of the pacific region. if, if taiwan fell under china's control, then that would be an absolute game changer for the united states. but we have a short piece to have a quick look at this question more detail. let's take a look. don't play with fire. that was chinese president, she jane pings message to his u. s. count about joe bide

u. s. and the red hart between them, the atmosphere is rather calm and peaceful. gave a warm reception. in that case. richard, this trip has been so controversial. what do we know about polos, his motives to go to tie one now of all times? yes it is. we just heard there, so it hello. see has his release the statement. she's also released an, an opinion piece in the washington post sort of framing the reasoning behind her visit. and she's framing it very much in this kind of yet supporting democracy. and, and it as part of the, what she frame says, the kind of the world facing a choice between autocracy and democracy to remark, kind of putting this, this visit in that context of, for example, what's happening in ukraine, of course, the, the russian invasion of ukraine also, you know what she is framing as a struggling democracy, being invaded by an aggressor and very much framing her visit to, to tie one in that context. that is not going to sit at all well. but with the chinese, of course, who

u. s. and china. and of course, between taiwan and china as it's i want is waiting very cautiously for nancy pelosi to arrive on like on like china, where, you know, it's been spread across social media, all the rhetoric, all this national music fervor. taiwan is largely remain quiet. but i must point out to you i'm, i don't know if you can see it very well behind me and barely unsure that is taipei, one, a one bad building right there by me and it's been lit up with messages. welcome, welcoming. nancy pelosi saying welcome to taiwan speaker of the house, taiwan heart. usaa. i just had to mentioned that that is a commercial entity, not a government entity, but it does seem that various excitements building up to this here. to be reminders, once again why this visit is so contentious. so you know, taiwan has always tried to maintain itself on an international stage, but it only has more than a little more than a dozen. diplomatic ally said you to china one china policy, right. you either recognize china

u. s. and a range of global issues as the road continues over the visit to taiwan by u. s. hospital nancy pelosi. beijing regards the island as part of china and it's furious about her recent trip. china is now holding military drills using live ammunition close to tie one's territory. florence louis has more from non pen where diplomats from the u. s. and china have been meeting on the sidelines of the association of south east asian nations conference. as a meetings intern on pen drew to a close. cambodia is foreign minister who's chair of the association of southeast asia. nations acknowledged the difficulties that lay ahead. we know that every years we have our set of challenges, the address, but i had to say that never before, not like these here have we been confronted with so many parallels. at the same time. tensions over the war in ukraine and us. how speaker nancy pelosi is visit to tie one have overshadowed events here. the divide between the u. s. and its allies on one hand and chin

u. s. and indonesia. but what the indonesian organizers have referred to as super garrett a shield a short while ago at the opening ceremony just a few hours ago. we heard from charles flinn, the commanding general of the u. s. army pacific, who noted that this is the most consequential region in the world at the most consequential time. it is, of course, important to note that these exercises, while they have been planned for many, many months, take place at this time of height intentions. not only between the us and china, but also other countries in asia and china significantly when we talk about maritime incursions in the south china sea. it is significant to note that indonesia tries to charter a middle part trying to maintain positive relations with both aging and washington . but in this instance, it appears to be, at least in a military sense, edging closer to the u. s. at last, he has exercises. beijing lodged a, a, some concerns with the indonesian ministry of foreign affairs about the fact that

u. s. and china in that area as well, basing how stress that the chinese military will be in a state of readiness right through the day. not a reaction, of course to this i've been speaking to guests galore including the vice chairman of the shanghai center for impact international studies. nelson wong. and he said that policies trip really is a clear publication by washington on it will have consequences, unrolled occasions. it is actually the, the us, the american arrogance that is playing with fire is leveling into the domestic affairs of another country. and in this case, it is china. everybody knows that taiwan is part of china. this trip itself is going to be a symbolic one. only, and it's us what, it only serves her personal interest. this has consequences and has repercussions. so that's why china is, you know, making quite drastic reactions. it hurts the feeling of the chinese people. i think this incident will be marked in the history of us china relations, not as a positive one, but

and we know the u. s. want to boot a new digital trait order in this region and how and has always want to be part of it. and just as i mentioned that the u. s. is trying again, it's our mom importance and also influence in this region into town is ready to prove that they are in compliance with their rules. now we know that the china views taiwan as part of its own territory and bristles at any perceived treatment of taiwan as a sovereign nation state. what does beijing say about these plan talks? then? what china has always been firmly opposed to any form of official contacts between the u. s. and tie one, including the negotiation of agreements with sovereign connotations, or official nature of beijing accuses of, of you as of the playing tricks over the taiwan issue. this time and want them to stop negotiating and signing agreements with taiwan. d, w. so it's on hand in taipei, so thank you. and now to some of the other global business stories making news, the euro zone has recorded its highest inflatio

u. s. and the world are really well over the decades. breakover became possible only after the 1st meeting between reagan and gorbachev, the historic 1985 geneva summit. it was hell, despite huge skepticism around the event. ah, many soviet experts on the united states thought that reagan was a very conservative, very right wing president with whom you can really cannot do business. and gotcha believed otherwise and said otherwise. and they were able to establish a relationship with reagan that worked quite well. but one of the very 1st meetings gorbachev held with the west was with the iron lady herself, yuki premier, margaret thatcher. the 2 met in 1984 before gorbachev. even by in soviet leader, the talks were viewed as a 1st step to finally warming relations between the soviet union and the west. i like mister gorbachev, we can do business together. she said so to ronald reagan, in that sense, she was influential and she played an important role in establishing the right atmosphere. remembe

u. s. price growth, annual inflation in july, falling slightly and remaining unchanged from the for decade. hi reached in june. markets in the u. s. and asia responded enthusiastically to the new reading. investors hoping the u. s. federal reserve will now hold back from a higher interest rate hike. that would cut deeper into business profits. carson just he is chief economist for i n g germany. he joins me for more. carson, or we celebrating too early is peak inflation in the us. now, what can we really say, and what can we not say? well, i think where we can, we're celebrating turn in all honesty. yes, it might be that next month in phase wants to continue to come down. why's that? because energy prices have come down as the price come down at the same time, we still see that way you saw rising in the us. the labor market is strong, so i think we're celebrating to early, even if it's late. my continue for a couple of months to come down or is that's the view in the us. what about here in europe? does this reading in the us? does that tell us anything about what we can expect here in europ

and we know the u . s. want to build new digital trade order in this region, and i want to always want to be part of it. and it, just, as i mentioned that the u. s. is try and again, it's important and also influence in this region. and i want to be ready to prove that they are in compliance with their rule. all right, so john hopkins, i paid their, let's go to yes quarter in new york in taiwan is already an important trade partner for the u. s. who stands the gain from better trade terms? well, i mean in general, taiwan would love to see a free trade agreement that really on the table remains to be seen. but we're talking a lot about technology, but also taiwan is a big importer of us agricultural goods. so saw it being wheat, corn, beef just to name a few. those are dozens of millions of dollars each year. and then on the other side then they get the united states is helping for more imports from machinery. for example, for the industry specialized them fairly. conductors, so those are some areas that now

and analyzed to date. so fake news from the u. s. state department bashing, russia, china and iran, stanford university, and graphic i issued the report and meta, the parent company of facebook, and instagram provided the necessary data to promote the narratives. the now deleted accounts, shared news articles, calling for a ban on russian t, the channels they called on central asian nations to curb chinese influence and so on. here are some details of the operation. the operation talk it russian speak in central nation. alden says in focused on praise in american aid to central asia in criticized and russia, particularly rates foreign policy. facebook's post self and had few within 10 months. it don't make 10 post gain more than 1000 reactions. it was pretty shallow stuff. photos of models doctored into profile pictures, synthetic hash tag campaigns all to help push a pentagon version of world events. of course. now facebook says this is the 1st time that they removed a foreign influence operation directed by the united states. now

u. s. and, of course, brought around to be an indication of germany. he was awarded the nobel peace prize in 1990 as well for his role in improving relations between the east and west. but i think you said to say the overhead and russia that legacy isn't quite as rosy. many russians, they do blame him for the economic turbulence caused by his reforms. you have obviously the iconic perestroika and glasnost, the restructuring, an openness to plunge, living standards here. and of course, the ninety's were very chaotic time in russia. so he isn't seen in 2 favorable a lights among many russians here. and of course, president preaching famously said that he sees the collapse of the soviet union as the greatest duplicate catastrophe of the 20th century. now, following the clubs of the soviet union, of course, gorbachev stepping down from power in 91. he very much took a back seat in russian politics. he did, however, try one more for a into the national political arena in 96 where he run for presiden

u. s. and china preparing their military's really for any sort of increased security measures here in the united states. seems to be trying to prepare some sort of a buffer zone and it appears as though they've left the decision up to polosa specifically and have a lot her to be the one to make this call on whether or not she is going to add this stop to her trip, however, when it comes to the reasoning for it and also when it comes to the benefit from it, there seem to be more questions and answers there. and that includes even in taiwan with people, they're saying that they're confused about why pelosi is taking this. that even with all of the threats that we've heard from china, take a listen to some of what was said. they're in taiwan. it's all about their career interest. they use taiwan. they, they use that your political mom measure to, to benefit themselves. they only care about how the government can be holding the power it is in their, in them states. okay. so they just used high one

and approved the operation. last week of the months of planning shebra tenancy has more the u. s. president of the execution of i'm and i was that we're hearing was approved for the u. s. and could be effective, and it's counter terrorism operations, even after the troop withdrawal. he ordered from afghanistan when i entered our military mission of kansas almost a year ago. i made a decision that after 20 years of war, the united states no longer needed thousands of boots on the ground in afghanistan to protect america from chairs to seek to do us harm. in administration, officials said that the 2 hellfire missiles fired onto a balcony of a residential block in downtown cobble on sunday morning with the result of patient painstaking analysis that lasted months throughout. the administration says joe biden was deeply involved in the planning, even commissioning a model of the building and his determination to limit civilian casualties. intelligence revealed and i hear he's finally 1st moved to cobble earlier this year . before being joined by the leader of al qaeda. he never left

u. s. and began re imposing sanctions. a year later, iran started ramping up its nuclear program. it reduced to access to monitors from the u. n. nuclear watchdog, increasing tension with the us. but stop start negotiations resumed in april last year, under the bible administration. and the european union is put forward what it called a final text, urging all sides to finalize the deal with gary some more. on the brandeis university, he says if the current draft agreement fails, the u. s. will likely increase its demands. unfortunately, it appears to me that iran is not willing to. ready accept the text that the eat you has put forward. as far as i can tell from press reporting it, ron has attached some additional conditions and demands that it wants to be met. and if the iran is not prepared to accept the text, i imagine us will probably also have some changes that would like to say, has iran has raised 3 separate issues, which the u. s. considers to be extraneous to the text. first, iran want

that this is an unofficial visits and part of long standing u. s. policy on the military front moments after nancy pelosi touch, dan and i pay the purely announced that every be conducting long range live firing drills and waters off the east of taiwan. and that there will also be drills from thursday in 6 locations in circling taiwan. no doubt designed to demonstrate that china has the ability to overwhelm at the island. alice saw saying that it is unlikely though that china will take any hostile act wall. nancy pelosi is still in taiwan. but at the same time, the response is likely to be far stronger than anything that we've seen in recent years. it is important, of course, for president she jumping not to be seen to be weak on this issue and to be seen to be in control, particularly at what is a very sensitive time for him. but there are concerns also that this will be used as a pretext for more regular, a military aggressions and provocations towards ty, one living golf alonza international editor of taiwan. plus she's joining us fire escape fr

u. s. and russia, make a commitment to reduce nuclear weapons and go along with article 6 of this treaty, which they've been ignoring for a while. this is not just a u. s. nato russia problem. it's and involves the entire world and all these countries have to have nuclear weapons and i need to resolve their problems without my having a nuclear conflict. there are people that build weapons. there are people that are in the military that are in charge of them. and i think their careers will continue if the fear and the conflict a continuance brian her benefits from nuclear proliferation. no one benefits from nuclear proliferation. and since it's a waste of money and united states is rebuilding as nuclear arsenal. people have different aspects of the cost, trillion dollars, rushes building up, all kinds of new weapons. no one benefits from matching the weapons candy used to just sit on the ground writing. so it's like taking money, answering a jewel on the ground and korea. i, you know, one when w

and it, that would be in line with a shift in the u. s. tone and rhetoric that we've seen on in taiwan america as long as it has a strategic ambiguity policy so that it has official diplomatic ties with china, but unofficial ties to taiwan will continue to support a democracy in taiwan and president biden himself a did a challenge that when he said in may, that he would defend taiwan, the u. s. would defend taiwan of china attacks. those statements will walk back. but still it's important to note that what we're seeing from nancy pelosi this visit, is not entirely out of line with some of the tone and rhetoric that we've seen from the, the white house itself. and a more generally, what is the feeling that domestically about her trip to the, to what taipei so there has been plenty of support for speaker policies, visit, and certainly from democrats and 26 senate republicans. i issued a statement today saying they also stand behind this trip and say that it is consistent with the u. s. as policy on china and the region. and, and, you know,

u. s embassy bombings in east africa in 1998. and the attack on the u. s. s. cole warship in yemen. in 2000 following the strike that killed him, the taliban accused the us of violating international principles and the door agreement. but for the americans, it's the taliban who's broken? that 2020 accord by providing cover for the winery who's killing is the 1st known us strike in afghanistan since washington pulled out its troops a year ago. and the more i'm joined by journalist france, marty has been living in and reporting from afghanistan for many years. i france now you've been a cobble residency years. what was your reaction to the fact that i was that why harry was located in the capital in a well to do neighborhood of cobble? we surprised that it was the leader i am on. although you came to me as a surprise on that all kind on members, also high ranking members have visited cobble at least and stayed there temporarily since the fall off of count us until the 20 bon was not a surprise. it has, for example, been credibly reported in several un reports or during the past year, g

it will encourage the most reactionary and belligerent elements within the u. s. government and the u. s. permanent bureaucracy or deep state, whatever you want to call it, to engage in further provocations over taiwan. because they think that they've scored this victory because the chinese didn't shoot hello sees plain out of the sky or something because the chinese government is not run by lunatics or the chinese will respond. they will respond in their own time. and as i said, the dangerous thing is now the declining empire. i think it has once on great diplomatic victory by doing this. whereas in fact, we will only see further escalation in the short on the medium term. do you think you think china is in some way? embarrassed by what's happened here? is there any egg on its face? for example g? is it possible that china has over reacted to everything we know? i think they were put in a position where they, they had to raise an objection because this was a continuation of the trump and palm peo, policy of ending essentially the constructive ambiguity that was

the island is a major economic and technology partner to the u. s. it supplies more than half of the world. semiconductors, china seas, taiwan as a breakaway province, that will eventually be united and hasn't rolled out using force. ah, let's bring in our guests in taipei, vincent chow form a director of the political did division at the time. pay economic and cultural representative office in the u. s, and a former chief of staff to both the taiwan national security council and foreign minister in miami june teufel drayer, professor of political science at the university of miami and editor of the book taiwan in the area of science when changes and challenges and in beijing henry wheel yeah. when founder and president of the center for china and globalization and director of the chinese people's institute of foreign affairs variable and welcome to you all. i'd like to start with you and re clear wang in beijing with your thoughts on nancy pelosi visit. and the reaction that we've seen so far to that visit? well, i think this is a really a bad move a

u. s. and it's accomplices, is to bring about rushes, strategic exhaustion in order to eliminate his competition and geopolitical affairs . as well as to warn other states from pursuing independent foreign policies. william good law, while russia stresses it is trying to minimize civilian casualties. a shopping center is done yet has been hit by shelley that local officials are blaming on ukrainian forces. the building was soon engulfed in flames as our correspondence in the city rum on cost ref, texas through oh, we're driving along with a de nascar fire department. it's a supermarket that was as rock early in the morning here in a don't as fumes of smoke can be seen from every port of this city. apparently a fire department from all over that sound are there on the scene at the moment. fire fighters are still fighting at the blaze of this supermarket. you can see plumes of smoke are still everywhere. now this says supermarkets or a mega market, as they call it here, sells everything from a fo

u. s. and a former chief of staff to both the taiwan national security council and foreign minister in miami, june 24 drayer, professor political science at the university of miami and editor of the book taiwan in the area of science. when changes and challenges. and in beijing, henry who yeah, when founder and president of the center for china and globalization and director of the chinese people's institute of foreign affairs, a variable and welcome to you. all. i'd like to start with you in re we are wang in beijing with your thoughts on nancy pelosi visit and the reaction that we've seen so far to that visit. well, i think this is a really, a bad move actually on the, on the mostly because she came to, you know, a relation to china. you as already are the lowest on also the war is the face them and then face in the you can rushing prices, energy prices and the other questions as well. so we just have the present person by the end of the last week. and we also have a 5 high level dialogue bet

now the purpose he was here to fund rate and all our harry was hosted by a u. s. double agents and u. s. army special forces veteran. i'll aid mohammed. now u. s. anti i says on by brent mcgregor actually garnered much anger for his comments regarding the syrian opposition. when he exposed the syrian opposition, strong ties to al qaeda and it lip lip province is the largest al qaeda's safe haven since 911 tied directly to i'm and also hearing. now i join the course of those who are praising the death of a terrorist. however, i find it very ironic for those in the u. s. government who are patting each other actually on the back for the death of someone they possibly help grow in power reporting for r t. i'm scotty, now he's tired out. he's got a huge the latest on the killing of a. i'm and i was a water. thanks very much scott. he will speak to you soon. thank you for thanks or joining us to run out international with our special coverage as well. of nancy pelosi lannigan, taipei. it's about ha phosphor in the morning that more details the come when we return soon.

low and revisiting parity with a u. s. dollar. we'll take a look at what's driving down the euro and what's a store for the common currency in the coming months and dare to step. and one of these will show you the prototype of a flying taxi. who's makers believe it's could soon be swarming above our heads? i'm chris kolber. welcome to the program. could canada become a realistic supplier of much needed natural gas to germany? the question today, as the german chancellor shoals continues his visit to the country, prime minister just introduced greeted shots on mondays. country currently shifts all the fraction of its gas and oil to the you. but most relaxed terminals for liquefied natural gas on its east coast. still germany hopes canada could free up some capacity for an elegy, shipments in the short term now and green hydrogen to raise in the long run. i offer madison to know didn't make publicly any promises about l. n g. but said he would take a look at the possibility. we are in a situation in the short term where we will do wh

when the chinese and the u. s. president held the virtual meeting a few days ago, the 2 leaders discuss a length the pie one issue. it ended up with a presidency. think that those play refire will be punished by it. and responding to the whole speakers flows, the sort of a confirmed up committed to taiwan. despite china's repeated warning. the chinese ministry follow up yesterday by conducting life fire exercises in the taiwan straits and said that the may tribute rationally attack any incoming enemies and pregnancy person fight and set already on that military thing. perhaps because of this, that would be a good idea to be the taiwan and pelosi also said maybe there was a fear that her playing would be shot down. indeed to the imposition of a no flight. so it's clearly on the table by the chinese communist party. but unless something really dramatic happens, shooting her down is not likely, but i have no doubt that the people liberation army fighter jet are prepared to escort. pelosi is fight bound for taiwan to

and it wasn't just the u. s. the u. k. foreign office admitted last month and it made a number of mistakes in its own exit from the country and quit it on. this was the fact that the u. k. foreign secretary of the time was on holiday and didn't take the afghan foreign ministers call when he reached out for help with the benefit of hindsight, of course it's easy to say but, and i wouldn't have gone on holiday, let alone, and we've come home on the government, the u. s. had been propping up for nearly 2 decades, was also supported by an embassy that housed around $4000.00 and diplomats contractors and staff who provided a false sense of confidence even though they were relying on the intent security provided by the u. s. military, but then again, they didn't invade afghanistan looking to learn about the country. instead, the mission they claim to half was to force american values on the people. and after 20 years it has become clear that they still haven't learned about the country they occupied for. so long, it also appea

u. s. and secondly, we do not want to decouple. no, we want more exchanges and the more cooperation to get this relationship off the current difficulties. we need to, ah, take some very important, ah, principles to heart that if you know this relationship should be built on the principle of for mutual respect, mutual trough are peaceful coexistence. and we, when corporation, as proposed by president she, i remember when ben vice president biden helped arrange the sunny land summit with using ping and brock obama. and i was with vice president biden in china when he met season paying the 1st time. and there seemed to be a very good relationship, a relationship of mutual respect and vice president by now, president biden told me that he respected disease in pink and thought that he was a forward thinker. do you think there's a level of trust still in that relationship and mutual respect or do you think it has been now spoiled so badly by the events that you've been concerned about? well, i'm very concerned about the level of trust bet

u. s. and which it opted for a quick pull out from the country rather than withdrawing gradually and leaving a few 1000 troops on the ground to help with the transition. after all was said and done, bite and denied that was ever an option. the pentagon had been considering leisure time realty advisors war against withdrawn on this timeline. they wanted to keep about 2500 to know they did. that was split, though that wasn't true. and it wasn't just the u. s. the u. k. foreign office admitted last month and it made a number of mistakes in its own exit from the country and quit it on that list was the fact that the u. k. foreign secretary at the time was on holiday and didn't take the afghan foreign ministers call when he reached out for help with with the benefit of hindsight, of course, it's easy to say, but i wouldn't have gone on holiday, let alone. and we've come home on the government for you as had been propping up for nearly 2 decades, was also supported by an embassy that housed around 40

u. s. and china had to take actions accordingly. they just use, tie one to get their attention for domestic market. los, these visit will add tensions across the taiwan strait. i really hope the americans won't come around to mess things up so that we can live a peaceful life with from moscow to the world. this is art a pleasure to help you with us today. my name is gina. know me. tensions are mounting our on taiwan. the head of a potential visit by yes. hi st. speaker. china is ratcheting up military activity . nancy pelosi is apparently preparing to lunch in ty, pay on, choose the nie thought to say, is expected to be shortly. now it comes despite warnings from beijing. now the u. s . c's little issue with the potential touched on, but china has labeled the move a breach of its sovereignty. ah, nathan, who in the face of the u. s. acting recklessly in disregard of china's sullen representations, the contra measure by china will be justified and necessary. we pay close attention to policies, i

and urges the u. s. game violations of the one china principal. china strongly urges the united states to stop playing to try one card and using to i want to contain china. and people in taiwan itself are anxious over the u. s. health because trip members of the public told us the u. s. just wants to spread its power and influence. not help them. lucy, touch china's bottom line. she touched the red line, so both the u. s. and china have to take actions accordingly. they just use, tie one to get our attention for domestic market. close each visit will attention to cross the taiwan strait, which has no benefit at all for the taiwan people. with 5 am in moscow, 10 am and ty, pie one. hello, and welcome to international. we're coming to life on the russian capital. i'm calling here. thanks so much for joining us. china has begun military trolls and areas surrounding tie one. the move comes in response to the visit of you is how speak a nancy pelosi to taipei which began some hours ago. he has some of the la

u. s. businesses about these escalating centers between the u. s. and china, mostly from u. s. businesses that obviously are doing business with china because they quite frankly, don't want to bite the hand that feeds them. but to quickly put your note to quickly answer this, put yourself in the shoes of the u. s. business owner, you're doing business with china and the leader of your government for the 1st time in 25 years, enters taiwan. and china has already said that it warns of this visit being extremely dangerous. you might be playing with fire. and if you're a company doing business with china here in the us, that's something that cannot be looking too good in your near term forecast. especially with policy saying that this trip is to this trip to taiwan, is to promote america's solidarity with taiwan. while also carrying while also needing to express the concerns of china's communist party. remember china is it sees taiwan as a break away province and had hopes the one they were unite with it. and even with the white house, oh billy, opposing any such trip. and presiden

u. s. sanctions on the market. bloomberg has reported that j. p. morgan and bank of america are among the banks offering the move. the u. s. treasury department has said it would not be a violation of un sanctions for individuals to wind down their positions. bank of america has sent a note to investors saying the trades would be for those seeking to dispose of their russian holdings. the u. s. ramped up at sanctions against moscow after russia began its military campaign and ukraine in february, with many western banks withdrawing from russia and deals in the nation's assets being halted. jack ross moves and in economics and politics professor at st. mary's college in california says them move, exposes a loophole in the u. s. sanction regime. what it represents is that the sanctions are for holes and oftentimes even than the u. s. government as a lift and temporarily perhaps, but and unless lifts them law in notches, gas and natural gas in oil in europe. but they be surprised how much of the industrial commodities i have had the exemptions, especially for am

beijing will be kept open and the u. s. won't be involved in any military conflict with china. the united states will not and does not, will not seek and does not want a crisis. we are prepared to manage wellbeing chooses to do at the same time, we will not engage in saber rattling. we will continue to operate in the seas in the skies of the western pacific. as we have done for decades, we will continue to support taiwan. defend a free and open indo pacific and seek to maintain communication with beijing. since it's switched recognition from ty paid to beijing, washington has held an ambivalent position regarding china and taiwan. officially it acknowledges beijing as the earning lifted him at government for the whole of china, including ty, one in line with the one china policy. but this has not prevented us from maintaining unofficial relations with ty pay, and sending military aid to the island. china said that the time has come for us to stop playing the tai one conte. this is a serious violation of the one china princ

u. s. and the taliban are accusing each other, violating agreed terms after cia drugs strike, kill the al qaeda leader. i'm and i was, i was here. he was targeted as he stood on his balcony and a market cobble neighborhood. us officials say i was our hearing being that broke the doha agreement. on the american withdrawal from afghanistan, the killing has intensified scrutiny of the taliban as it seeks, international recognition and aid. t w's. sandra patterson, has been to the area ink of cobble. what else are harry was killed? it is evening here in cobble and solid facts are hard to come by. when the news of, as i hear his death broke in the early morning hours longer time journalists were able to go out to share poor neighbourhood, that is where the u. s. says the al qaeda leader had been living and that is where they say he was killed. shampoo is a kind of posh, fancy neighbourhood of cobbled with many big villas. these villas used to house some embassies, but mainly they used to house and p

and it valleys, the u. s. commitments in the 3 joint communiques of china and the united states that there is only one china and the government of the people's republic of china is the so legal government representing the whole and the same tyna. and that united states will, will not develop an official links with taiwan and nancy pelosi visit to taiwan. we have her and we have seeing what she did. and what he said is not at all fish of it. he said, very clarity. you know, her statement a power rival in taiwan that her visit is official at she herself is not a person in the street. it's number 3 in the u. s. government. and she carries great political sensitivities. so by going to taiwan, declaring that the united states size with the higher wins authority, who, which put the taiwan independence on with political agenda in the parties. the parties of democratic a progressive party's constitution is a show of the united states, emboldening type any independent forces. you know, the consequences are very seriou