u. s. and china have create a task forces to surveil the skies and investigate alleged sightings. meanwhile, cynics, a. all of this is merely a distraction for government failures all around the globe. a dr. ivy low astro physicist and author of the new book. interstellar is back with us. thank you for sticking around, dr. low. so while governments around the world don't outright knowledge, even the potential existence of extra terrestrial life, they won't go as far as creating these task forces to address ariel phenomenon. and when the us, we have the new a task force in china, they have what's called an identified air conditions, team made up of both military and civilian sources, france, russia, the aforementioned as railways, and many other nations. the fact that these task forces even exist is that a soft or tacit admission in some way that the aliens might be out there. and do they pose a risk to national security. governments are interested the national security and that's why they have these task forces to figure out whether these unusual objects that they might be seeing or hearing

china, particularly the u. s. relations with china. so maybe the situation will change, but ultimately i think they hold exit strategy if it and it is a strategy comes down to political reasoning. so this all goes down to shooting p. ultimately, it does come down to huge and paying, particularly a kid. he has made all these decisions that don't make economic sense for a lot of people. you know, it's been like that for quite a number of years. it doesn't seem like economics is a factor for him until it gets really, really serious until like the, the warning signs are out there. red flags everywhere that he has to change course . yeah, that's right, i'm so he's, he's 30, he follows his own course. he knows what he wants to do in terms of the marxist lender and aside geology are the comments party audiology. and that's going to be the, his primary concern. it's not going to be worrying about the impact of international on the international trade. even on the chinese economy, that's very so, so many, especially at a time also in the you where they're also looking just to resume business as usual, with the chinese, all of this happening to

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u. s. both the world's most powerful military followed by russia, china, india, the u. k. south korea, pakistan, japan, and france. on the opposite end the spectrum, the least powerful nations include futon spent in moldova, somalia, and liberia. this is due to limited resources, geopolitical factors or a commitment to maintaining smaller defense forces. now with the big inequality gap and military powers and smaller nations, nato countries have set forth an agreement to raise the alliance is target for military spending to at least 2 percent of national g d p. however, only 11 out of the 31 members actually managed to reach that target. the western officials have underscore that many allies will have to spend more than 2 percent to meet the requirements of nato's new military plans and continue to provide aid. now today we're joined by keith, nick, henry, founder of food, not bombs, now case, can you provide an overview of global military expenditures and the total amount spent on the funds by various countries in recent years? yeah, i think that the largest countries, um, by far our 1st uh, the united st

u. s. on one side, china and the brakes on the other? i assume there is a huge piece of that to happen to the stores on tools to how does there every year in china, an estimated $80000.00 children are abducted by one of their parents. 101 east follows mothers desperately trying to be united with their children, phone outages, era the the understanding of hey, this is the news our life from coming up in the next 60 minutes. these really all me says it's carried out over the night, raised into gaza using tanks to target to mass positions. funerals have been held for the family members of al jazeera correspondent, wilds, or do they were killed in his really as strikes and central gaza on wednesday. night the.

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u. s. on one side, china and the brakes on the other. i assume there is a huge piece of that to happen to the story on told to how does era the the, the book about kill watching. i'll just bear with me is that he'll run the reminder. volunteer stories. is there any problem instead, benjamin netanyahu says we're going to be there, see fun in gauze that you can pet them. a from to a surrender. thomas, a c 500. how experience of being killed in gaza? the number of his varies, killed him. how much is the time we don't to the assessment stands at 1405 is really strikes of the types we said, the hospitals, the kinds of patients funded by to keep it stuff told alex is ever the damage is expensive to be now and size is much of so heavy director of gold studies, a center that's kind of out university good to have you back out on the back of a busy day ahead really in terms of the diplomacy of what's going on. obviously we keep in mind what's going on in gaza by the minutes, but we have some really important meeting scanning or we have the us secr

the united states is it defined by forever was, and the china and russian propaganda, homelessness and poverty. every time u. s. presidential candidate thinks all of the above and hopes next is you as election. good, paved the way for change, jacob one, but i got the president and founder of the future of freedom foundation is running in the 2024 u. s. election for the libertarian party. a party that promotes civil liberties. non interventionism, unless effect capitalism. he joins me for today's episode from goldens in virginia to talk about why he thinks the united states needs of those of libertarianism check and thank so much for coming on. we had our f k junior's campaign manager. the dentist is in a join recently and i suppose given recent events, just if we kick off about how u. s. foreign policy impacts on the lives at home on ordinary americans. will your campaign be able to communicate that connection and how do you see the connection between this uh, amazing foreign policy being celebrated on cable network news every night over there. and uh, what it means in terms of everyday lives in the united sta

u. s. on one side, china and the brakes on the other. i assume there is a huge risk of that to happen to the stores on tools to how does era the of the other ones are in jordan, this is the news ally from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. at least 500 people are killed off to on his radio strike targets. but i'll, i'll say baptist hospital in gaza, we're hundreds of civilians were taking shelter the, the attack spots protesting violence me off by the west bank has demonstrated just turn around on security for about systems 40 months ago. spots fewer we get across the middle east and beyond the protest and more than a dozen cities and living on the head below until sunday of rage against his right on the hospital attack comes just out. was up to you in run school in guns and was picked by israel, killing 6 people alluding dustin's most tuesdays attacked from jordan to cancel a visit by us president joe biden is on his way to israel for troops on the come to . the israel is here, the hospital in gauze. we have an ast right, getting hun

u. s. on one side, china and the brakes on the other. i think there is a huge piece of that to happen to the story on told to how does it or the the welcome back if you're just joining us. let's give you a quick recap of the latest in the goals i will, is really strikes have killed a move in 2300 palestinians since last half a day. as an tunes 724 children. israel has killed move, has been used in 8 days, then it did in 51 days of war on garza, in 2014. the number of israelis killed and loss of minutes. reparation spends 1300, including 286 soldiers. is 100. 1.1000000 palestinians in northern garza to move south for their own safety as the minute train for pass for a land and sea invasion and the occupied westbank. is there any forces that will say increasing that? um, the rains arresting thousands of palestinians at least 55 people have also been killed fast and soft fast today. let's beat 12 correspondent and one con, he's in ramallah in the occupied westbank for us. a month or i is have been on garza, but that has been a crack down in

have not come up with this thing and we, so we've seen lots of different resolutions put before the security council, most recently, a u. s. resolution that was vetoed by china and russia and the russian resolution that didn't pause. it is worth telling you the extraction going on in the security council because the 5 permanent members seem not be able to carry on anything. there are 10 members who are nice of to use each on the security council, the circle elected members. they are now working on their own resolution to try and get something, a compromise level attacks that perhaps something that everyone could support. and of course, if back comes in and it's a security council resolution fact is technically binding international law is rout, should follow it. but it's worth telling you there are lots of un security council resolutions that exist for very many years. the israel does not by james base houses here as diplomatic editor. i'm told we've got to move on because there's so much i who is coming out of israel and gaza that will speak to you again. thank you very much. as we continue to take a look at what's going on at the you when the world food pr

u . a. how would you characterize the richest and most powerful country in the world? the united states is it defined by forever, was anti china and russia propaganda, homelessness, and poverty. every time u. s. presidential candidate thinks all of the above and hopes next year, as you, as the election could pave the way for change. jacob, one bug a president and founder, the future of freedom foundation is running in the 2024 u. s. election for the libertarian party. a party that promotes civil liberties, non interventionism, and they say, fact capitalism. he joins me for today's episode from goldens in virginia to talk about why he thinks the united states needs of those of libertarianism. check it back so much for coming on. we had our f k juniors campaign manager dentist because in a join recently. and i suppose given recent events just if we kick off about how u. s. foreign policy impacts on the lives at home on road re.

and pressure imposed on the russian federation. so it seems like the u. s . is trying to isolate both russia and china by attracting 3rd countries into its box. showing you also noted the dangerous experimentations with the military, biological laboratories in thailand, cambodia, a single port and south korea. and of course, has led moscow to believe that there could be some known type of activity or related to biological experimentation. and the minister was also able to condemn the fact that the nuclear danger is rising in the region with the august block. the august block allows the west, particularly washington to have a nuclear submarine station there. and of course, that would probably be likely a violation of non proliferation nuclear agreements as well. but despite this, of course, russia and china are continuing to expand their circle of allies, and this is something that washington hasn't been able to stop. let's take a look by the name of the moscow beijing model of interest. state relations can be described as exemplary. at the same time though, it is becoming increasingly appealing to oth

really working very intensely together now to find a way to find a compromise so that china and russia can support the u. s. resolution or the other way round or at least not veto it, but it's a very important body. it's probably the only body in the world where all countries come together together. but because of these, vito rights, it's also very difficult. you just fold in new york, but the latest from the u. n. s. thank you. the mazda miller think group says that within 5700 people have now been killed by his really air strikes in garza. israel's blockade is also causing a cute shortages of food, water medicine and fuel. the you an agency which helps refugees in gaza says that it may have to stop in operations unless more fuel is delivered in this lack of fuel. it's already hindering, stretched emergency services the blood stain, wreckage, ambulance, and gaza. this vehicle was crushed by the bloss companies really strike labels for one last purpose we were running out of fuel. and so we have been taking petro and diesel from the damaged ambulances and using it to fuel the ones that are working in commo

and it's nice to play with the u. s. trading this way of china doing more trade with canada or mexico. you know, it's neighbors and people that it's best of relations with. you can expect what's happening in the middle east to accelerate that splintering as countries just try to avoid doing trade with other nations who they fear might use that trade as its own kind of whether it's a complicated story robot. thanks for clearing it up for robots. and data of the business. all right, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making use around the world. the talents building plant type party has selected the daughter of controversy or former prime minister tucked in sheet of water as its new data. 37 enroll, paid some time sheet of what the hell not the months of political. tim was in thailand. by till i came to power and to deal with the countries powerful military which had blocked the progressive winters of elections from governor tens of thousands of children in bolivia had been sent home from school due to a pollution caused by extensiv

china, japan, and south korea are among the top 5 producers along with the us. but the amount of money each market mix out of their production is completely different. the u. s. as the leading country by overall field entertainment, revenue grossing more than china. japan, the u. k. and germany combined in 2020, due to the corporate pandemic. china over tough north america as the world's biggest box office being the 1st country to achieve the status. it's revenue turnover total more than $7000000000.00. so and that attempt to protect the burgeoning film industry in china, the chinese government imposed a quote to allow the screening of a certain number of foreign films each year. meanwhile, it has also made significant investments into hollywood, as it has seen how hollywood films help to sell the american culture to the world. now china knows that if it wants to expand it's rich and cultural exchange, it needs to be in the form of movies, tv shows, or music. meanwhile, japan has a film industry that spans more than a 100 years. it has the signature drawn rows, like animals that has been exported all over the world geography period, pieces, and quote, horror f

and indeed a u. s. strategic past year commission, just earlier this month, came out with a report saying the us needs to be able to fight russia and china simultaneously. me coming back to mr. wong, please let me know slide from scam. i'm going the us public teaching them which countries to fear. what are the impacts that might this happy to naming particular countries as evil? do you think is going to actually of both these particular countries to strengthen the military used to defend themselves as the you know, that they've been cold as such a terrible things where i think i would agree with the, the american expert who just said that uh, a most of these outcry or labeling countries like china, russia, an event that wrong to get, uh, uh, what is the main mo, to ball object to behind old. is this really a call for more funding for the military industrial complex of that's a big question. i'm talking about the a fee, it can make people irrational. and i think this is perhaps why they keep creating this fee along these people to, to, to make them feel better about china, fear about russia. but the whole thing about china, i think it is

u. s. on one side, china and the brakes on the other. i think there is a huge piece of that to happen to the story on told to how does era the the hello are you watching out you 0 and ongoing coverage of the gaza is around. will a large fi has broken out in the besieged city optimal is riley strikes. hate ski on claims was already say 7 people have been killed. the death total of palestinians is now more than $2600.00 since october 7th, when her months attacked. southern is around us, presidents are bought and says from us should be eliminated entirely. but a positive posting in state who needs to exist and told cbs news he's confident is around will act within the rules of law. but that occupying gossip would be in the state and around 5 minutes to his total juicy, or it's likely other friends will be opened. israel continues attacking gaza. he spoke during a visit to kata where he met with him in, as well as late as of some not let's get more on the humanitarian situation on the ground in gaza. israel says it is restoring water supply

u. s. on one side, china and the brakes on the other? i assume there is a huge risk of that to happen via the stores on tools to how does era the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm sorry, i may say them this has been use our live from the coming up in the next 60 minutes . israel bon, bob's gaza. once again, is palestinians in the besieged enclave struggle with no voltage, electricity, or fuel. for hospitals out of commission and gaza is israel continues. it's as strikes in the south of the siege district. we absolutely support as well as right to defend itself in line with international to go on to k prime minister has been to as well to show solidarity with disease. right. accounts thought is expected in saudi arabia shortly. now it's right. the rate on the refugee camp in the occupied west, fine city of til caught them, kills at least 5 palestinians. i didn't to, you asked me for my ideas. we examined the life of palestinians in the occupied west bank where they face the rest check points and harassment by israelis, the often at a 2 weeks

u. s. on one side, china and the brakes on the other. i assume there is a huge risk of that to happen via the stores on tools to how does air in depth analysis of the days headlines, 1000000 euros to help shenaria address migration? is it going to ease the micro crisis, will make it worse, informed opinions, we need more investors and more people that make the decisions and regiments for to frank assessments. this balance between the toe and zones via shoals is particularly important for the volume missing destruction. inside stored on al jazeera, the scenes of also devastation in the general, in neighborhood, in gauze, are off to is really strikes on the proceeds to enclave. the color that nora kyle, this is al serra live from doha. also coming up. is there any defense minutes to order a complete siege of the strip on 300000 with uh, based on mobilized.

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and value of us without discrimination does. well, yeah, can, i only get jobs instead of in the u. s. b include the, the museum and dependency december 1953 the box on and china to the most of the city where they mean i didn't do a just lead us a lot. so look at the news for now, but do say what's us up next? the documentary, bosnian victims of jihad looks to unravel the full story of the bosnian war se with us, the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the mess. and as of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also absurd. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washington. as for sort of wonderland likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals. what are some of the living will not have very close propaganda? you know, price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. some more questions ask a better. the answer is will be the to the good. ready ready ready ready ready ready the, the option of aspects of players is larger a

and then to the norm is line made up. this marriage, china is changing policy impacts of proven time, and again that the u. s. as in the empire of lives through and through. yeah, we, so i hope professor of the powers with the technology and business that mr. benjamin chow. and he says that washington is losing control of the narrative. with an association of, of global information space is a, is a cost of savings. and that's it for us to insights conference in the countries, especially a fortress is bet to brooklyn from within the us. it's very skillful in insight and conflicts among ethnic groups in any countries for the us right now. it is risking losing what they seem to think is so to have a screws have control over the global information space. but it really has the control, the cobra information space exclusively. although it has some sort of success in many things. public opinions enablers, incidents such as using fake, massive, destructive weapons to invade a box, such as a seller, expensive us editors to europe, and divert attention as to who has from the north seem to at the same time through us as

and the vote was of 5 in favor of the russian resolution. that was russia, china, good bone, the united air remembrance in mozambique, but for against the u. s. u. k. france and japan with 6 countries abstaining. and so the issue here was the russian resolution, which pressure fashioned as a humanitarian resolution. talked about releasing hostages, humanitarian aid, setting up a safe zone for people that wanted to evacuate. but there are 2 key sticking points . if you will, number one is it called for, and this is really the key part of this resolution and immediate cease fire and that the us and the u. k. could not agree to their essentially the proxy for israel on the security council. they could not agree to that because they say that would essentially box in israel on what they could do militarily and gaza. and also there was no mention of how much at all in the resolution and the countries that voted against it said that was just a non starter as well. so it, we sort of expected this was going to be the case because there are these divides between east and west if you will, between russia and the us side the here when it comes on the se

and then to the norm as line made up this marriage, china is getting drunk. policy facts have proven time, and again that the u. s. as in the empire of lives through and through, always spoke to asian, the 1st level is benjamin child who believes that washington is losing control of the narrative. a position of, of global information space is a, is a cost saving method for us to insights conflicts in other countries, especially a fortress is spent to brooklyn from the thing of the us is very skillful in insight and conflicts among ethnic groups in any countries. for the us right now, it is risk getting uh, losing what they seem to think is so to have a screws have control over their global information space. but it really has never control the global information space exclusively. although it has some sort of success in many putting public opinions in neighbors, incidents such as using fake, massive, destructive weapons to invade a bach, such as a seller, expensive us editors to europe and divert attention as to who has formed the not seem to uh, at the same time through us as opposed to getting a quite a bit of

business stories that i'm making, the news i'm saying, and china securities index that has full into its lowest level since because the 19 pandemic u. c. s i 300, dropped another one percent on monday as bathing steph as to prop up the country stock market failed to stem sales of shares, driven by slowing price and a liquidity crisis in the property sect. saudi arabia plans to launch an annual e sports. well, come up with the largest price sport in a sports history. saudi crown prince mohammed have been sell. mine says the competition will be held annually starting next summer. a sports clubs will compete across games from various genres to become world cup champion and o joined chevron is buying competitive. a has $53000000000.00. equitation is the 2nd major deal in the sector. so for this month, the task made it produces, sees opportunities while the oil prices search crew places of 9 percent this year, less than 2 weeks ago, x on mobiles announced a would acquire pine and natural resources for about $60000000000.00 in the you. k retailers say that shop lifting is at an old time high statistics suggests that were as many as a 1000 inci

and then to the norm is line made up this marriage. china is jane john policy in facts of proven time and again that the u. s. as in the empire of lives through and through the next steps. so just about nails that we spoke to a professor at the power school of technology and business. and mister benjamin child, what he said is right, the sense that washington is essentially losing control of the narrative. what the nice ation of global information space is a, uh, is it costs the saving? that's it for us to uh, insights conference in other countries, especially a fortress is bet to brooklyn from the thing of the us. it's very skillful in insights and conflicts among ethnic groups in any countries for the us right now. it is risk getting uh, losing what they seem to think is so to have a screws of control over the global information space. but it really has the control, the global information space, exclusively, although it has some sort of success in manipulating public opinions in neighbors, incidents such as using fake, massive, destructive weapons to invade a bach, such as a seller, expensive us editors to

and end of the fighting, and does not help to resolve the issue based on the above. china also have this one and it said one of the other reasons that happened voted for the u. s. reservation is because if it had that would of a sudden sleeping the end of a 2 state solution for israel and palestine in the future. really that serious charlotte just take us to the region itself, take us to the complex on in the middle east. what do the, the representatives from the regions there in the country? so how do a feel healthy that you feel i should say about this un tobacco last night? well, interestingly, it wasn't just permanent members who use that feature when it came to the u. s. resolution. we also had a note from the united arab emirates, its members said that voted no to the u. s. resolution because there was no unequivocal cool for cease fire in the region. it's called for a release of the hostages that are being held by homeless and it says, you know what's really important here is the protection of civilians, and that is all civilians, including palestinians on the grinding casa, yesterday, we heard dozens of statements imploring this council to assign the s

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those efforts could create a global bias in favor of china. beijing responded in a direct way, calling the u. s. and the empire of lives. the us state department report is in itself this information as it misrepresents facts interest. in fact, it is the us that invented the weaponized thing of the global information space from operation mocking, but with bribes and manipulated news media for the propaganda purposes. and the cold war era to a violent white powder in a stage video of the white helmet, cited as evidence the wage was of aggression in iraq and syria, early of the century. and then to the norm as line made up this marriage, china is a dream. drunk policy fights have proven time. and again that the us as an empire of lies through and through we spoke to agent, the 1st specialist, benjamin child, who stays washington is losing control of the narrative and doesn't like it. a weapon, i say sion of global information space is a, is the cost of saving method for us to insights conference in the countries, especially a fortress is about to brooklyn. from the thing of the us. it's very skillful i

u. s. congress has advised lawmakers to prepare for full scale nuclear confrontation with russia and china. essentially what they're saying is get ready for world war 3 in the mills really troubling and increasingly aggressive behaviors. so frustrating china or the past decade lead congress to direct a review of this strategic posture. the united states, including nuclear weapons, policy strategy and for structured thankfully on the russian and chinese sides. cooler heads are prevailing, as they both call for de escalation and palestine with russian president vladimir putin also pointing out the absolute insanity of even contemplating a full scale conflict. between the world's great powers, it seems that yet again, in the us government's thirst for a forever war, common sense is the 1st casualty. yes. then you try to, will you? what do you want to go to war with russia? it's a different kind of war. it's not a special military operation. look at what is happening in the middle east. is it a special military operation? if we're talking about a war between great nuclear power? so that's a di