u. s. are increasing rapidly sparking phase of a new outbreak. 11 percent rise in a week is being blamed on the delta variance, which is now the dominant strain across the us. those the headlines. the news continues here on out 0 after witness. i me the the me me ah ah ah. the ah, the news the news, the the the yes you would do that given that settles betty. and they called mission law leaving michelle wouldn't come to me the whole team i think for me take 14. 14. i'm going to be with this whole $14000.00. why don't you hold, sir? and i have your 7 i can for me to 9456. so what is your family saying now? tell me to stay here. and then i don't want you to take that that journey unit that's telling me to stay. if there's a way i can go back and they aware of the danger and someone can do for what i think being alive is better than poor. putting your blessing, danger, being less than just being him, being alive is much better, and worse than putting your life in danger. no upsets me the most. goin

u. s. government in afghanistan. and there are very few things that are actually within the control of the u. s. government there for 2 decades, we've had quite lofty goals, enough honest on. and i think that led to the, the, the inability to achieve those goals led to the withdrawal. just the decision that the by an administration made. but what is important now is not to disengage from off honest on and to, to re focus on things that are achievable and resolving the s i v issue is the 1st step william britons, a ministry of defense, has previously acknowledged that they have an obligation to protect afghans who had worked with the british government. where, where does that efforts stand right now? well, they've finally come to the conclusion that they do who we do have a moral obligation. and since from april this year, april 2021, the british government is taking the decision to allow any afghans who were directly for the british government or agencies to apply for asylum status in the u. k. from afghanistan. and there may be u

u. s. are rising rapidly compared to last week, sparking fears if a new outbreak, the new infections are being blamed on the delta vary ends, which is now the dominant co with 1900 strain in america. and malta is banning all visitors from entering unless they are fully vaccinated against over 19 the small mediterranean nation now have the strictest entry requirement of any european union country. previously, visitors only needed to provide a negative test result coming up on the news, our future of cinema, where the film festival to meet the young sir is hoping to make an impact on the big screen for the president of the international olympic committee assures athletes they will have an experience to remember. the fans are missing. ah, a bit of a broken record, but what's a good description of most the middle east, but it really is on the hot side. the hottest moment calculates full cost of $51.00, baghdad at $49.00. now miss least not as bad. the further west you go, the onshore breezes keepin

u. s. is talking about potentially taking many of these applicants or evacuation to 3rd countries until their visas are processed. when it comes to the u. k, for those whose relocations are currently being fast tracked or are under consideration, will they potentially be taken to 3rd countries as they await a decision? is that known at the stage? i don't think so. i can't say with any certainty, i think the, the u. k. will expect the anyone who's gone to the visa to make their way to the u . k. i don't see any plans for evacuation so that the u. s. are actually physically evacuating people. they've given visas to then that doing more than, than they do more than other countries. i think, i think the, the, the british application process shouldn't be betty lend say for those who have work directly for the british government, because we know who they are. the embassy will know who they are and it shouldn't be too, too, too cumbersome process. we're talking a maximum of i think about 3000 people here that shouldn't take too long. so i don't think there be any, any prospect of taking them to 3rd countries.

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. sorts of 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 spending. china is under 15 percent of what the us and its allies and weapons customers spend on militarism. there is no serious threat out there. the u. s. would be safer without having spent the past 20 years investing in this corrupt catastrophe that other nations are now duplicating and building. 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

u. s. are, you know, much better and more advanced and further along in rolling out there, there are vaccines too large numbers of people than others. but it really is starting to get to kind of a rather grotesque scenario that we find ourselves here with an access vaccine. and yet an inability to get to the higher levels of coverage that we need to prevent these localized outbreak breaks and surges that we're seeing. meanwhile, other countries have raging surges in cold cases in depth and little vaccine available. at some point, we have to really think about the moral obligation that we have to, to get that excess vaccine supplied to populations around the world that really needed more. you know, no country should really be having access vaccine sitting around during the pen demik. we're all in this together and this is really a moral imperative. that seems to be that doesn't seem to be at the priority for many governments. right now. do you think that that is likely to change? what is your se

u. s. are rising rapidly compared to last week's birth and fears of a new outbreak. the new infections are being blamed on. the delta vary in which is now the dominant code with 1900 strain in america gear, but these on those joining us from new york so which states are most at risk here, gabriel, what kind of numbers are we talking about? yeah, i mean, 1st quickly, the good news in the united states is about 47 percent of the population is fully vaccinated in more than 332000000 vaccinations have been administered. certainly the u. s. does not have a vaccination problem. what it does have, though, is a problem with not enough people that want to get vaccinated and a potential death problem there. in of 24 of the u. s. u. s. is 50 states, about half. the infection rate for corona virus is going up by a rate of more than 10 percent. most of the states that are seeing the biggest increase, primarily being driven by the delta delta variant. states like arkansas, missouri, alabama, parts of texas and even a few pockets of florida. these are areas where the infection rate

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 of the other business stories making news around the world and tr

u. s. are definitely trying to press the reset button in terms of transatlantic relations because of course, with the exception of those 4 years under president trump, germany always played an essential role for the u. s. is one of the main go to countries in europe simply because it is the strongest economy in the european union. and the biden administration wants to strengthen those ties again. now that, that former strongest ally in europe the united kingdom is no longer a member of the european union. there are disagreements just while it is not stream to this gas pipeline from russia, directly to germany. we see compromise there. i'll not stream to pipeline is probably the biggest disagreement between the 2 i would say, and president biden will probably reiterate the u. s. his criticism when he meets the gym chancellor. today, the u. s. is of course, worried that russia might use the gas pipeline to put political pressure on ukraine, and of course, the u. s. also wants to sell their own ga

u. s are looking to win a 5th and then pick title. ellen pig organizes acknowledged for the 1st time that people within the protective bubble have been mixing with the why the japanese population. but they insist there is no link between the games and the record, spike and current of ours numbers in the japanese capital. and richardson reports from took care. this was a day when fans should have been keeping up at so close national stadium to watch the 1st track and field events. instead, a view of the olympic rings outside the venue is the best they can hope for future concerns over the spread of corona virus. the japanese public is being kept away from the athletes organizes insist, these competitors attested more often to covey. 19 than any other community in the world and say, there is no link between the gangs taking place and inspection rates hitting record levels in this city. but olympic officials have the 1st time admitted not everyone connected to the games is following the rules about minimizing contact with the white population. there has been some cases that the, those accred

u. s. are prepared to be rather generous in responding to ukraine. we'll see how it plays out. yeah, there is a lot of say, care now, bill, there is obviously a lot of benefit for russia, which has been discussed at length. but what few in the media or political circles will admit is that germany obviously wants this as well, correct? how are they playing a role and all of this? well, they play a role in at least 2 ways. first, germany through its reduction of its nuclear fleet and also its plan to get rid of coal as has a need for a solution to moving away from the call, which they haven't been successful as they anticipated. so i expect that they see using the natural gas which has half the emissions of coal as one transit, transitory type solution. the other is that gives a special role of the nord stream pipelines in the german leadership of former chancellor schroeder is the the chair of noise stream. and i hope that chancellor miracles made some commitments not to also seek employment that noise stream. but there they clearly have an influential voice from the german past

u. s troops are fully withdrawn from afghanistan. officials say the taliban now control the northern passage and border crossing to tajikistan. that's where the u. s just spent $40 million to create a customs crossing point for afghanistan's government. the loss of terrain and the rapidity of that loss of terrain has to be concerning one because hope actually matters and morale actually matters. and so as you watch the taliban moving across the country. what you don't want to have happen is that the people lose hope. the pentagon says the u. s will be fully withdrawn from afghanistan by late august, and we're learning more now about how the u. s left afghanistan's bagram airfield after nearly 20 years, the airbase was the epicenter of america's war to unseat the taliban and hunt down the al qaeda perpetrators of the 9 11 attacks on the us, new reports say the us pulled out of the site overnight friday, apparently without telling the basis. new afghan commander. officials say the commander discovered the departure of about two hours l

u. s. are in 3rd and have one. the most metals overall australian substract is the shock leader. after the 1st round of the men's golf tournaments, he is rank 101 in the world and is never want to pro tournament 60 players from 35 countries are taking part home favorite. hi jackie met cmas amy to add a gold medal to his master's championship. he is 6 shots behind struck the okay. and that is all useful for now. ok. see you in the next news i'll far that's a 1300 hours g m t. 2 hours from now i'll be back for that one as well. stick around after the break, sammy get on with all your latest headline. ah . news. news. news. news in 2001 around the world, the arab australians accused of being enemies with them and attacking the way of life. treated like we were all suspects. we were all under suspicion struggling to adapt to the new found home. out there explored the history of the lebanese community and australia. once upon a time and punch on our era were told technology can help tackle the spread of coven 19. but our tech solutions, the best solutions we're starting, something tha

u. s. are up more than 50 percent compared to a week ago. the rise in cases as long as they concentrated in regions with low vaccination rates, florida, texas, and missouri account for 40 percent of all new cases nationwide. a member of the taliban negotiating team says the armed groups, advanced and left canister, won't stop until the government is installed and cancel that all sites agree on television fully to shipping season territory is the last of the us and nato forces leave the country and rescue workers are still finding people trapped my widespread flooding in central china. at least 33 people have been killed. an 800000 people have been displaced. with those are the headlines. stay with us now to sierra the stream is up next. talk to al jazeera, we roll, did you want the un to take and who stop to we listen, you see the whole infrastructure in guys being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on our sierra. ah, i asked me okay, you're watching the stream, today's episode he's look

u. s. can support the ask african security forces off the on the ground off to the 30th of august, the u. s. s strikes are only supposed to be used against al qaeda for missions, but go against people on the ground who could be threatening the american homeland . ok, james, base and life is incapable. james, thank you. one person has been shot days and 2 others injures during protests. against water shortages in southern iran, dry conditions in the province. of course it's done with me this years was this side of the even worse than usual security forces, say unknown government, open fire on people who said they wanted to protest against the issue. are you in 8 flights has landed for the 1st time and the few p as t gray region since renewed violence halted operations last month. it brings desperately needed food, as well as 1st military workers from different organizations. the wilson program has been struggling to get access to areas. it says, on the brink of famine, and at least one paris, one more person has been killed in the aftermath of the assassination. the will process is refusing, he sees elite

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 stalingrad because there have been so many attempts to hold back any prosecution of jacob's do man, he's a tri

u. s troops for nearly 20 years. foxes lucas tomlinson tells us, while many are glad to see the end of u. itary involvement, others say the taliban will fill the void it for almost 20 years. bagram airbase located an hour north of kabul has been a strategic headquarters for the u. s military in afghanistan that ends today is the u. s hands over control of the base to the f in military part of the rapid pullout of u. s forces that president biden announced earlier this spring is irr draw down with our allies, and it's making so there's not unusual about it hard. what is the u. s moves his troops out. the taliban is looking to move in. some estimates say the group controls a quarter of the country already, attacks are on the rise. the new york times says more than 700 afghan soldiers 200 civilians were killed in june, a record number dead a troubling trend to some in congress, but the taliban is on the offense. and no one is off limits. not everyone supports the us losing its largest air base in afghanistan, located in a strategic position between china and iran, first of all, bagram airbase

u. s are catching up, but it's early days and this brings us to the not so climate friendly consequences of sequestration. in the absence of large incentives from government, all capture and sequence ration companies are collaborating with paradox. big oil companies. what do you need to see frustration? you need someone that you can store the cars and one of the best places to store that is owed oil. and i'm aware the asset can be oil and gas companies. well, that's a very strategic rate for them to go down to this thing asset at the same time, putting the captain c o 2 into the ground builds up pressure and makes it easier for even more oil to be extracted in a process called enhanced oil recovery up to 88 percent of carbon captured and requested and the moment is used to extract more oil. and this makes investing in carbon capture financially viable for these oil companies. certainly worry about the big oil roll and carpet capture done come in as an expert and teen energy who has spoken out about big problems with this kind of modern fossil companies can continue to admit and we just s

u. s allies, including all nato members, are condemning china's actions to but the administration has sosanctions. china emphasizing that its trade relationship with the u. s is mutually beneficial, saying neither of us can win a trade. war. monday's announcement, however, further adding to tensions between the us and china, the white house issuing a blanket warning friday to you as businesses working in hong kong. we want them to be aware of the use of data or accessing of data inappropriately of the restriction of information. the state department number two is in asia this week, but the us has reportedly still having talks with beijing as to whether a stop in china will be added to her trip and washington. talavera ktvu, fox two news. russia of post pandemic surgeries is leading to a national blood shortage, and the american red cross says that we all need to donate to help out joining us now on the floor is johnny silva from the red cross, johnny, thanks for being with us. oh, yeah. no problem. thank you for having me. yeah, of course. you know, even personally, i know people patient

u. s. are definitely trying to press the reset button in terms of transatlantic relations because of course, with the exception of those 4 years under president trump, germany always played an essential role for the u. s. is one of the main go to countries in europe simply because it is the strongest economy in the european union. and the biden administration wants to strengthen those ties again. now that the former strongest ally in europe the united kingdom is no longer a member of the european union. the disagreements, just one of them is not stream to this gas pipeline from russia, directly to germany. will we see compromise that did not seem to pipeline is probably the biggest disagreement between the 2 i would say, and president biden will probably reiterate the u. s. s. criticism when you meet the jim chancellor. today, the u. s. is of course, worried that russia might use the gas pipeline to put political pressure on ukraine, and of course, the u. s. also wants to sell their own gas to

other central banks are already exploring options. england is researching its own central bank digital currency cheekily named the brit coin and the u. s. in japan are also investigating so far the e. c. b has promised that any future e euro would be fast, easy, and secure, and that services would be free and payments could be made via card or smartphone. a lot of questions remain unanswered, but there's still time d, c, b official. say the earliest an e euro coin could roll out is 2026. let's just try to get a better understanding of the actual thinking behind the digital. he already had a financial correspondence in frankfort contractors. the race of global currencies is on and if the europeans, if the european central bank once the euro to remain one of the leading reserve currencies of this world, it has to keep the euro up to date. the central bank has to communicate to citizens, businesses international investors, that it's really worth while to have the euro work with it and invest in it. having a digital version of the currency plays an important role here. of course, here in germany, a little bit of german angst is always a pl

either euro or the other central banks are already exploring options. england is researching its own central bank digital currency cheekily named the brit coin and the u. s. and japan are also investigating. so far the e. c. b has promised that any future e euro would be fast, easy, and secure, and that services would be free and payments could be made via card or smartphone. a lot of questions remain unanswered, but there's still time. you see, be official, say the earliest an e euro coin could roll out is 2026. let's just try to get to a better understanding of the actual thinking behind the business. so he already had financial correspondence in frankfort contractors. the race of global currencies is on and if the europeans, if the european central bank once the euro to remain one of the leading reserve currencies of this world, it has to keep the euro up to date, the central bank has to communicate to citizens, businesses international investors that it's really worth while to have the euro work with it and invest in it. having a digital version of the currency plays an important role here. of course, here in germany, a little bit of german angst is

u. s. a are pretty similar. so there's really no need to keep it up. and especially in generally, the numbers are much better than in the u. s. so maybe there is a solution that they announced that they ease the band or they make it much more easy for business travelers to get into the u. s. commenting backer, managing partner of the group at german manufacturer of machine tools. thank you for your time. i mean the reminder of the top story we have for you at this our european commission, that's fine. german car makers, fox, black and group and b, m. w for concluding to keep emissions cleaning technology from european that's our show for now. there's rolled as more on our website at w dot com over a bill, and thanks for watching this stuff as excesses who's the fight against the corolla virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing what those the latest research information and contact the corona virus? 19 special next on dw, are you ready to get the these places in europe are smashing all the record stuff into a venture. just don't please

u s u n. and cats are now many of those diplomats, in addition to getting the talk started, think that the best atmosphere for the talks is to have a cease for the ton of reluctant to have a c spot. at this stage, they say the proposals that the african government have put on the table so far are unacceptable. they won't not won't re constellation, but they won't set entering. they won't come come n harbor c spied and we will continue our government as it is. so that's also not realistic approach. now, to me, pragmatic approach, it is necessity, that all one should have are, should eagerly upon a new government. and that was meant what to replace the new this couple administration. and that's what it meant will be acceptable for us. and to add that up months, another taliban spokesman later clarified those comments, making it clear that the taliban is not demanding. the president nash ref gone is removed or stands down before a ceasefire. that's not one of the conditions that demanding before a cease for al jazeera understands the what the taliban want. in order to have a cease far for them to

u. s. president. say this mission is over, our forces are leaving. on the other hand of the same breath, the same speech, he's saying, but we're going to leave a diplomatic security presence there. so which is it? if left many people confused including those enough data stem that are dealing in or in the throes of the security vacuum. ok for the time being. kimberly, thank you so much for that update from washington d. c. o, c, us withdraw continues to impact the region. other global powers are taking the opportunities to assert their own influence. russia has offered to health district has done one of i've gone to sons. neighbors deal with any fallout knots. after hundreds of afghan national troops fled across the border into the country last week. moscow is also playing host to the taliban. it state media says a delegation of the groups. political office was in town on thursday. they've announced they want to talk the afghan topic border. and after months of discussions and cats are, iran has now highly held high level peace talks between the afgha

u. s. and saying that these allegations are little more than hypocritical thing, that the u. s. itself is the main source of cyber attacks around the world that it's been, it accuses the washington of indiscriminately eaves dropping on other countries. not only competitors to the us, but as well as it's or an allies and aging has said that the c i a has for 11 years been launching its own cyber attacks against chinese institutions, including internet technology companies, ab asian companies, as well as the chinese government that fin the genes response, but what we haven't heard is really a comprehensive response to all of the u. s. allegations. what we didn't hear, for example, was any detailed reply to allegations of hacking of the microsoft email exchange, which affected more than 30000 companies around the world. we also didn't hear any response to the u. s. department of justice. the indictment of for chinese, national allegedly involved in cyber attacks of 4 who have been based allegedly in the southern chinese province of high 9. so china, very much keeping the organ re

u. s. companies are still treading carefully. delta airlines is requiring new hires get vaccinated, but not explicitly demanding it of current employees. mcdonalds is offering for hours of paid time off for employees to get the jad while new hires at amazon are given a $100.00 bonus on their 1st day. after showing proof of explanation. complicating matters further that delta variant, the highly infectious strain, now accounts for a quarter of all new cobit cases in the us and has seen some countries holt or even reverse the reopening plants. there is no one size fits all approach. of course labor laws differ. country by country, but with the majority of us companies planning to call back employees to the office in the coming weeks. the us could be a test case on what works. and perhaps what doesn't. gabriel's condo, i'll just say to new york, ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. the world health.

u. s are finding here in the u. s and around the world. get more out of summer.ings on appliances for every function... style... and finish... during the home depot's fourth of july savings. save on appliances, like this lg kitchen suite. the home depot. how doers get more done. save on appliances, like this lg kitchen suite. cuba tonight, following some of the largest anti government demonstrations in decades. fox news phil keating is in little havana, florida tonight with reaction. and unheard of, and unprecedented public demonstration against the cuban communist regime in a dozen cities sunday on the caribbean island, bold defiance to the government's tight grip on everything there and exhausted with decades of poverty and food and medicine shortages, even accusing leadership of a failed response to coronavirus for which the state department was criticized after initially tweeting that was the reason not inept communist rule. in miami's little havana, chiyoko filled up with hundreds of not thousands of supporters in solidarity with the cuban people also callin

u. s. is now facing its worst route in 1200 years. taxes in california are already issuing energy conservation warnings to their residence. and now all of a sudden major u. s. companies are voicing concerns about water scarcity. i know you mentioned big corporations there, but is this a case where it's going to take those corporations being hurt by the impact they're having on the environment on the country for any meaningful change to actually take place? sadly, that's the way this country seems to work and it ends up making us wait too long and doing too little. so as we, when you go to a doctor, he tells you, come sooner when something hurts. so it doesn't get worse before you come and get medical attention. it's the same with nomic, attention. corporations have been using the water in the west for decades. the crisis of water coming has been spoken about by, by ecologists, by water specialists for decades to little bit like hearing about that report. 2 or 3 years ago about the building that fell in miami. we know what the problems are, but the ability to take action is hampered by financia

u. s. s. are themselves ortiz constantine. raj coff has been taking a look through the newly released archives. i . russian military archives have reviewed previously unpublished documents that challenge well established narratives about world war 2. we know that from 941-2945, the western allies and the soviet union were fighting not just side by side. and this is how this went down in history. but according to the newly unveiled files that anti hitler coalition was not initially in the cards, in fact, france and britain had planning to attack the soviet union before it was attacked by germany. all this is quite interesting. so this is a copy of a note by maurice gamble and the commander in chief of the french armed forces at the beginning of world war 2. and it outlines how the allies wanted to strike sovereign caucasus in what modern days are be shot. this former soviet region still has vast oil resources and played a significant role in countries the ability to wage war. the date on the docume

that's where most of the deaths are coming in, the u. s. right now, a 99 percent of the deaths in the u. s. right now from covered 19 are from people that have not been vaccinated, so the bite in ministration is worried about this. watching it very closely and coming up with new proposals to try to get the rest of the population here in the united states, vaccinated as quickly as possible. because given how fast the delta barrier is spreading all over the world. but also now here in the united states is becoming critical that the buy in ministration feels now that they have to get deal with this and be able to quickly. alright, thank you very much for me on gabriel. alexander. meanwhile, indonesia reported a new daily record of covert cases as while more than 38000 in the space of 24 hours. it's the hardest hit nation in southeast asia, and many hospitals are now turning patients away as jessica washington reports from because the just outside of the capital jakarta, many people are scrambling to find oxygen to care for their relatives at ho

u. s. b, u k, are typically part white people. and that mean they have less money to spend on air conditioning to adapt to heat waves or flood insurance to rebuild up the storm. how can we make it, their wealth, polluting countries confessed to see or to start removing that pollution from the atmosphere. then they could pay reparations using more than their fair share of emissions. ah, some countries and company already doing something similar by paying for countries to not talk down parts and instead pottery. but instead of using that same carbon to attend to the climate deck, they're using it as an excuse to keep on emitted, ah, prime in what we have to be part of that discussion and time in that in particular, is where we think about who would we kind of divide up who is responsible for the kinds of much changes and climate change as we were seeing and emphasizing, but also the kinds of time it's a new doctor that tell me reparations might sound radical, but rich countries already agreed to pay poor ones to adapt to climate cha

u. s. denying any involvement, praising the protests. how are the u. s. as comments as comments from the secretary of state, the comments from president biden being received in cuba, you think well, well, what we're seeing is 2 actors. we share responsibility. just blaming the other side is both the us economic us speaks. yeah. and, and the co, the government may miss management for decades has responsibility on the situation that you once are undergoing at this point. so both art, i mean when, when you get them bite and blaming them is the mismanagement of the us government. it's right. and then when you get the u. s. embargo understanding of president trump for administration, it's also a fact. so we got to 2 things, 2 actors that are both responsible, right? responsible. what's going in cuba on each site is just blaming the other one people in between monica rivera cravat at a journalist. thank you for joining us. thank you for having me. the morning. 10 days from the start of the olympic games in tokyo and athletes have finally begun moving in to be l

are just degrees. it doesn't, it's not material to the u. s. tried a relationship right now. i think there are plenty of issues that the u. s. in china can actually work on human rights. not one of these. hong kong is also like out. it's not something that the 2 countries can come to an agreement on, but some issues they could agree on are in the area of technology or trade and so on. so that's where they should start to see what we can agree on. because there's a lot of work to be done in those fears. right. exactly, but there is what i know. let me go diner in beijing here. but there is what i would like to talk about what you can't talk about. ok, let's be be very clear about compromising a country sovereignty, hong kong, irrespective of how you feel, what hong kong, that's part of china, that's their affair. and the, the process of the united states and china exchanging diplomatic embassies is that taiwan is part of china. it's very clear, a very simple look at the documents, ok. it was explicit and implicit here where you wouldn't know that from the mainstream media whats

u. s. police are the 6th largest budget with $60000000.00. anyway, our police will need that budget now that they have to round up all the socialists . right. last week, a leave u. s. military document. put socialists in the same category as neo nazis. the navy's new guide included the following question: anarchist, socialist and neo, nazis represent which terrorist ideological category? the correct answer is, political terrorists point is neo nazis equal and arcus equal socialist, equal bernie sanders, eagle. anybody who insults this fine country of ours or hold the leaders to account in any way. now, excuse me, while i put myself under citizens arrest, because i don't, i don't know if i can. but on the me ah ah i ah, you don't want to leave your room move a toy knew he will tell when she gets home later to love. ah, let me look. as she knew, she wouldn't be a little girl for what i was in the study. i took me to teach julia control the traditional moving. but she's really pushing. you see the one you need from me was over. she could have sai

they are much more well known in relation to their defense contracts by tech b. u. s. police forces, they are not the company that certainly we would immediately think would be appropriate. and indeed, we don't think are appropriate for an h. s. contract. but the british government didn't seem that concerned when asked by a technology journalist, what talented might hope to get from a one pound contract. secretary of state for health replied. the honest truth is, there is no way we would have been able to cope this pandemic. and deal with in the way that we have been able to without the support of the tech companies. they've been absolutely brilliant at putting together the platforms that we need. and lots of them gave over their time and their capability for public benefits. pride by 9 rosa curling organization. foxglove, a u. k. law firm set up to challenge big tech, took legal proceedings which both the government to reveal the contract, which was for a pilot or trial project. the contract also detailed the types of data being used. what we did say was that the cov

u. s. u. k to other allies are accusing china of protecting hackers engaging in malicious labor activity, including a breach of the microsoft exchange emails. earlier this year, they say hack groups protected my patient were responsible, compromising tens of thousands of computers worldwide was headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera of football rebels, the season. i guess i'm going to show you on a month on the concept to see if you could be there in washington bundles, june. got it took me to the i i i the me the, the football is that what i wanted to tell you you will not lose anybody. the kid is going to all the kids. okay. got it even on the dumps all that stuff. so i me know what, so let me know if you could please let me know that it will be more than i miss their office. com. we'll see in terms of getting time going to see if those will be received or she'll go after you call me to know if that meant that we talked, this started between joining the shuttle that i wanted to study. so what would i mean? i know that much more of the the financial aid, but he doesn't want to create oka

u. s. this are finland lost much more territory than mosque who had initially asked for. of course the soviet finish conflict, the division of poland and its betrayal by the allies, the appeasement policy, and the secret talks with nazi germany. none of this looks good for any country in the run up to the war. this was a tough time and there were hardly any good choices available. and thanks to these archive documents, we can still separate the truth from the misconceptions. oh, we're used to hearing you will lead messaging about the importance of values. not everyone in the block agrees. in fact, a growing number of conservative and populous forces are speaking out against what subtle call brussels colonial outlook. conservatives and populace. talk the language of family and culture. we least talk of values to create a european superstate the so if someone wants to authorize abroad in europe, let's say a plan protection product. this person, the, we call this person or this company, the applicant has to provide data that allows us, as the risk assessors to judge whether

u. s. regulations on the u. s. playbook. so china is now on the defensive because of the continuing hostilities between the u. s and china and because of these are very hot sectors, namely tech and finance. beijing is now going to become more defensive when it comes to these overseas listening acquirements because they don't want an episode of if the u. s. if conditions actually deteriorate the u. s. did say that, hey, we can pull all of these chinese companies off the stock of the stock exchanges and that would be extremely detrimental in the long run. for all these chinese companies does more of a defensive play for now, rather than an outright. vito, certainly those tension between the 2 countries do still remain. now then china's market regulator on saturday said it would block 10 to plan to merge the country top to video games streaming sites on antitrust grounds. what happened there? yeah, you know, we talk about this quite a bit. it seems like which is this idea of anti trust coming out of china. the chinese regulators are being very serious about that. they have a mandate to say, make sure that you don't have companies that are too big a

u. s. companies are not allowed to pay commission and that money. and this me, some people think that if there's a reason that thailand to tie government never considered us back being made back because us companies cannot find, cannot pay dr. but there are some things the thai government come suppress the cobra. 1900 destiny is now greater every day that it was in the whole of 2020 as crematorium, struggle to keep up with demand. the emergency decree may keep some of the criticism bay, but there is growing frustration with the government has mishandled the locked down the vaccination program and the economic blowback of the pandemic. and those voices growing louder every day. tony chang else's era bank of britain's health minister started jarvis has tested positive for career virus that he says he's experiencing miles symptoms. java has received 2 doses of the cove at 19 vaccine. he was made health could we last month while on friday, k recordable than $50000.00 davy cases for the 1st time since january major cities in spain are imposing additional