u. s. format extensions rising between the united states and china, over a chinese 5 balloon that the chinese 5 balloon that flew across the u. s. back in february, was able to gather intelligence from several military sites. and then we shut it down, sending a clear message, clear message. the violation of our sovereignty is unacceptable. well, earlier we spoke to nelson wong, the vice chairman of the shanghai send, have a written packet international studies that mr. wong's site is that dependent guns statement and admissions about the balloon, while it leaves many more questions. now the nonsense. a late statement from the pentagon is somewhat confusing because we don't know what was the occasion for the pentagon to makes that statement also is and seems to you to pilot that was flying on top of the blue or rated confirm that they did not collect any information while flying over canada and the us for a week. why the white house do decided to shoot? now, my 3rd question is why the pentagon has decided to make this statement. now, full months of to the incident that's happened, isn't it? because that the goal is trying to coordinat

u. s. will back down. so for instance, there was that video from a few weeks ago of a chinese naval vessel, cutting off the u. s. destroyer in the taiwan strait. and i think that the calculus in beijing is that essentially, if they become unpredictable and really raise the temperature of the taiwan strait and within the 1st violent chain, the united states will blink and say, you know, we don't want to risk something like happened in 2001 with the 3 incidents because we don't know where that ends up and therefore we'll back down. so i think that this, this will require the united states, as i argued to my peace today, to accept more risk and more friction and us china relations to ensure that the balance of power doesn't arose. for just before you came on, we were talking about reports of an informal nuclear agreement with iran to effectively call a political face, find stabilize tension. say i'm, you seem to all your in your piece today that the us should be moving in the opposite direction with china over

u. s. is back in the regime into let me go to lorenzo before we go to the break here. so i mean, the reason why i say that can be no ceasefire because of that, the ceasefire is not a political solution and there's not going to be an arm. is that like in south korea, that's not going to happen. go ahead, go ahead learn. so i think somebody believe that the sort of shop always succeeds. that's a problem that nowadays we don't use a diplomacy enough and we don't teach more to do. we did pharmacy every time. so usually have because of his behavior of the neighbors sales as the person, the worse. so they have this kind of a demonic style in diplomacy. the problem is these key is that we're nap. no, no one of the words as being done by chance. no one ever comes by chance, but it's being afforded because what a ukraine, i think it's the leaves for years of plenty since the fall of the soviet union. so the current fleet has alternate logical scope, not just the ability to go around, which is why i believe that americans would never see kind of diplomacy. and consequently, of c

u. s. central it back for a number of times. all right, so it's our senior fellow at frugal. thank you very much. thank you. india is molly planned to have in port tax on solar panels of demand for green energy sources. increases solar power currently makes of over half of the countries and renewable energy i plus operations, housing, experiencing a sort for and the supply of domestic components in 2021, india and forces more than 3000000000 dollars worth of solar panels. the overwhelming majority of which came from china for more in this speaking cross nights and dw corresponding tire cars. okay. and daily charlie who stands to benefit most from this plan. what dates i mean uh, these plans uh seem to be designed to help in sort of companies who are being dealing with the salters of these panels in solar cells. uh, but yes, they will end up benefiting chinese exposures. largely because these measures, in any case in the 1st place, they were taken to discourage chinese imports. now there are reports that suggest that india imported solar panels with $3000000000.00 in 2021, 22,

u. s. is backing the regime into . yeah. let me go to lorenzo before we go to the break here. so i mean, the reason why i say that can be no ceasefire because of that. the ceasefire is not a political solution and there's not gonna be an arm. is that like in south korea, that's not going to happen. go ahead. go ahead learn. so i think somebody believe that the sort of shop always succeeds. that's a problem that nowadays we don't to use a diplomacy enough and we don't teach more to do. we did pharmacy every time, so usually have because of his behavior of feeling their sales as the person, the worse. so they have this kind of the demonic style in diplomacy. the problem is these key is that we're nap. no, no one of the words as being done by chance. no one ever comes by chance, but it's being afforded because what a ukraine, i think it's the leaves for years of plenty since the fall of the soviet union. so the current fleet has alternate logical scope, not just a political one, which is why i believe that americans, we never see kind of diplomacy. and consequently, of course, ne

u. s. is back in the regime in cab. let me go to lorenzo before we go to the break here. so i mean, the reason why i say that can be no ceasefire because of that. the ceasefire is not a political solution and there's not going to be an arm. is that like in south korea, that's not going to happen. go ahead. go ahead learn. so yeah, i think only believe that the social always succeeds. that's a problem that nowadays we don't use a diplomacy enough and we don't teach more to do it pharmacy every time. so usually have is this behavior of the neighbors sales as the person to work. so they have this kind of a demonic style in diplomacy. the problem is these key is that we're nap. no, no one of the words as being done by chance. no one ever comes. so it's by chance, but it's being afforded because what a ukraine, i think it's the leaves for years of planning since the fall of the soviet union. so the current fleet has alternate logical scope, not just a political one, which is why i believe that the americans would never see kind of diplomacy. and consequently, of course, neighb

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u. s. and then, backed by the e. u. through nato. the us wants to violate the principle of a neutral territory that should be established between the borders of russia. nato ukrainian neutrality would allow the us to avoid violating russia, security and that of the eastern powers in general. ideally, ukraine should be a country separating nato from russia's borders when you cranes president. so let's do, refuses to do this. it is because in fact, it is not he who is waging this conflict. he is upon a pop it in the hands of the western authorities. who is being used to attack russia's identity and its desire to create safe conditions to protect its interest and its people. i think africa is definitely gravitating towards one of the sides. it's the one of international justice because of africa, cannot adhere to neutrality in a conflict, in which obviously the west decided to violate the principles of peace. it is necessary to say with all boldness and clarity that in this case, russia was attacked and is defending itself as long as yo

u. s. should have taken venezuelan oil by force back in 2019. as the u. s. claimed it suited for venezuelan freedom and democracy at the time the coming to live from the russian capital. this is archie international. i'm rachel evans here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has passed away in a milan hospital at the age of 86, russia as president vladimir putin expressed his condolences. notice there's a late prime minister will be remembered as a friend of moscow. a little lead to he was a politician of a european, or one might say, global scale. there are few such people in the international arena now. he was a great friend of our nation and did a lot to establish business and friendly relations between russia and the european states. he was an unusual person for a politician because he was very sincere and open. i want to express my sincere regret and condolences to the tale and people and all the relatives of mister berlusconi who insert them for the scone was admitted to the hospital

and all those neutral of sympathetic around the world will turn their backs the u. s. and they to a pumping equipment and now munition to, to europe. they are increasing their involvement. they desperately need to move by rush or to isolated on the world stage because a roger is not isolated and then an attack directly on using like an easter egg. basically, you're optical. your hours ago comes along. is it a coincidence or, or part of a pat? i guess i have noticed that official, also my official articles in uh, less than most, especially land or something. and the section capitals are saying, i mean, no, no, they do use an eclipse because they are providing on our and the willingness to use force as they were presenting on our uh, uh, patients, uh for so many years. i think that we were wrong. we had been wrong for many years by not stopping the, the expansion because i have to war. and i haven't been telling for 25 years, some others to that if it is not something to relate to. now i am saying that you for western defensive extension is and i brush is my stuff to tha

u. s. and there's a lot of sheets, a back and forth between washington and beijing sold in tokyo, especially under the current governments. have all have the impotence, they have the need motivation to try to get close together. but whether or not this is going to be a long term sort of factor that will help that will keep relations improving and preparatory. that's a different matter altogether because we got to remember that china has always been there. whether we talked about 510 or 12 years ago, china, it has been a rise economy. but in the past, south korea, japan have still turned away from each other despite the rising china at the time as well. so we'll just continue. that remains to be seen. what should we be looking out on the coming months? and the coming months of 3 is going to have a domestic election the parliamentary election. and if you look at the polls right now, a majority of soft 3 and say that they expect the opposition party to maintain control of the national assembly. now that the art stream, the bad news for president can send y'all. because if the democrats, if the,

u. s. as now after it's next target. this is the city of u. s. foreign policy. you know enough to look back to the eighty's, even the seventy's. and if you look at just about every single intervention americans, don't you know where you mention syria, iraq, libya, most americans, presidents, so that way they may not be quite so, but it is. i'm clumsy. when talking about oil, i don't think we should, we should make a mistake that is under the republicans. i think a little presents look at, look around the world and see where they can send troops and creates these security situations whereby they americans present themselves a saving the situation. and part of the deal is to cool us, go for the energy countries. you would just, it was a record report about in candle and uganda is now a real if you're present with mrs. a right now, you must be really worried that you are sitting on 12 trillion dollars worth of gold. and the americans are now starting to make the river in austin, very aggressive comments. the relations between on coronado jobs are continuing to approve. as the president of the

u. s. special representative is not welcome back. and this, it's not clear yet if there's going to be any response from the u. n. the special representative right now is an address he has been contacting me thing as the special representative for the past few hours. they were statements from the you and the special ed representative mission. but the statement from the point affairs came quietly on says that it's not clear what the response of the united nations will be. yes, cuz when i read when that to last, it was worse than the un hit back quite hard and said that they had the cult confidence in their representative and they, they, they didn't really kind of listen to the initiative. they said in this case. so if he becomes a technically presented on gracia, does it mean that is that he actually has to leave the country or is it what does it mean in practical times? well, the, you, and special representative at the moment is not in cartoon. he left for new york when he had to give a press briefing, a briefing to the un security cou

and all those neutral sympathetic around the world will turn their backs the u. s. and they do a pumping equipment and now munition to, to europe. they are increasing their involvement. they desperately need to move by russia to isolated on the world stage. because a roger is not isolated and then an attack directly on using like an easter egg. basically you're optical your hours ago comes along. is it a coincidence.

you can stop because then the s u v will start coming back down the hill this block. that's why i have not done some of that. and we done kind of doing some funny sit 10 percent of the place of present customer non present this america. ok, so 5 is this in may, i'm noticing that that was a problem and it may at least to now listen, picking up things like things as well. ok, i'm please hold on. the findings holding the land rover's experience center was built to meet the strict environmental requirements just for taking a path through unspoiled nature isn't permitted in germany. so the automaker came up with a creative solution we um enough, when i get together with our architects, we created a concept to build the obstacles in a soil friendly way. when we made, let us know that if we had to remove them at some stage, you could take away the stone and gravel, and the ground would be just like before you fly out. meanwhile, liam is just happy. he got the land rover around the course without crushing into anything and catch it. i'm on the 1st of a little scared that i dr

and all those neutral sympathetic around the world will turn their backs the u. s. and they to a pumping equipment and now munition to, to europe. they are increasing their involvement. they desperately need to move by rush or to isolated on the world stage because a roger is not isolated and then an attack directly on using like an easter egg. basically, you're optical neurological comes along. is it a coincidence or, or part of a pat? i guess i have noticed beneficial also my visual articles in uh less than most especially land or something unless like some chemicals are saying, i mean no, no, they do use the fluids because they are pairs i think on our, on the willingness to use force as they were presenting on our uh, uh, patients, uh for so many years. i think that we were wrong. we had been wrong for many years by not stopping the, the expansion because we tried to war. and i haven't been telling for 25 years. some others too, that is, it is not something to relate to. now i am saying that we for western defense and extension was and russian is not stop to tha

u. s. and the neo powers, the the welcome back to the cross software. all things are considered, i'm peter, is about to remind you we're discussing ukraine's so called democracy the . okay, let's introduce our, our latest guest areas and so far in new john and from around he's a geo political analyst. welcome to the program of the 1st part of the burglar. we're talking a little bit about ukraine's domestic politics or in the lack of democracy. and now we have the upcoming a nato, so i'm, it didn't build this. as on the, i, i thought the only in nato brought in democratic countries. so if you crane is suspending all of the like toral, and depth, uh, and democratic processes, what business does it have to be in nato? it's supposed to be a club of nato, a democratic countries go ahead and around. well, um we all know that the be honest truth to this is that mitchell is not a consent with democracy. it's actually a very hostile, imperialistic organization that seeks to further the agenda of united the states by any means necessary. and to the extent that he

these fire ensued and backed by the u. s. and saudi arabia has broken down. both warren sides accused each other of repeatedly violating the agreement. the war between the sued needs, national army and rebels from the rapids support forces has been raging for more than 2 months, thousands of civilians. so i've been injured during 5, a international donors have recently floods $1500000000.00 in a, but that's only about half of the estimated needs. the un secretary general is sounding the alarm over this situation to the scale and speed of so that is the same thing for this. and these deduction is unprecedented without strong international support. so going to quickly become a lot because of lawlessness or the or the security across the region. and the civilians have been to the many thousands more insurance. and these numbers go by the day situation that food is kind of to me. it's got tested optics. so i think is raging, we'd people in the testing that homes and on the streets, the fucking shows the size of product, all expired, but the door and we went terri

u. k. and the us and the in the pacific region. person be tough competition from phones to build nuclear propelled submarines from school. did a stop in the back get the u. k. 's decision to lead support for ukraine off of the 2020 to russian invasion as part of a transatlantic response left the us and no doubt with the countries continuing military goals and objectives. there will be much to discuss during this to see next trip to washington and not least of all the ongoing role in ukraine, which is strength and ties between the us and the u. k. and while the relationship between the full prime minister boris johnson and president biden perhaps felt a little short of special, there was a renewed interest on both sides to repair that i told her that in bold stomach, the rapid advances in all sufficient intelligence which experts one could cause human extinction the us and the you already collaboration on the issue. while the u . k. is pitching itself as an international hub for a i regulation less severe than the you but tougher than the us. and opening up a new technological front to and this historical partnership. sonya jago, i'll just sarah london. britain

and through that back by the u. s. and saudi arabia has broken down both warring sides, accused each other of repeatedly violating the agreement. the war between the suited news, national army and rebels. from the rapids, support forces has been raging for more than 2 months. thousands of civilians have been injured during fighting. international donors have recently pledged $1500000000.00 in aid, but that's only about half of the estimated needs. the un secretary general is sounding the alarm over the situation to the scale and speed of so that is the same thing to this. and this direction is unprecedented without strong international supports. so going to quickly become a lot because of lawlessness or the, or the security across the region. and the civilians have been to the many thousands more insurance. and these numbers go by the day situation that food is kind of to me, it's got this that all fixed. so i think is ranging, we'd people detecting that homes and on the streets the dog, despite the mentor, ask the que

u. s. foreign policy, the, the bull, back of all the military troops in too many places is going to be one in which wall street and pentagon and silicon valley leaves will begin to tremble because will pass the light on their organized re, not in the spirit of a live g lives in the temple and i don't know jesus, jesus, an example, ran out the money change was not because he had a derench. he hated green and miss, and i'm glad is about patriot. another person of green age with an injustice that will be the spirit of a wes administration, and i will do it goes out while i get it is uh the answer is no man moving a bu, jamal and a whole splitter can present it as of today my brother, well, thank you very much dr. cornell west. thank you so much for joining us today. thank you so much. i. so what's the bottom line? the voice of this american philosopher is going to become a significant part of the national conversation about america's next leader. and what that leader should stand for and try to accomplish. the selection was already bound to be interesting. but with dr. cornell, west and the r

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u. s. foreign policy, you know enough to look back to the eighty's, even the seventy's. and if you look at just about every single intervention americans, don't you know where you mention syria, erac libya, most americans, presidents, that way they may not be quite so, but it is. i'm clumsy. when talking about oil, i don't think we should, we should make the mistake that, that is under the republicans. i think a little presents look at, look around the world and see where they can send troops and creates these security situations whereby they americans present themselves a saving the situation. and part of the deal is to cross go for the energy countries. you would just, there was a record report about and kind of uganda is now a real if you're present with mrs. a right now, you must be really worried that you are sitting on 12 trillion dollars worth of gold. and the americans are now starting to make the river in north sea, very aggressive comments. you yeah, has criticize the u. n. world food program in washington over their decision to suspend food aid to the country.

right next to donald trump openly claims to us should have taken venezuelan oil by force back in 2019 as the u . s. claim that stood for venezuelan freedom and democracy at the time. the coming to you live from the russian capital. this is our t international. i merge of love it to your with the top stories of the our. 1 come to the program, us and we begin with breaking news as our former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has died at the age of $86.00 in milan. he passed away in a hospital after being admitted last week with serious health issues. russian president vladimir food has expressed his condolences. notice that the late prime minister will be remembered as a friend of moscow. bro scone was the longest serving italian prime minister since world war 2. let's take a look back at his legacy. born and fascist. it's lee in 1936 silvio berlusconi said that he remembered the horrors of war from a young age. perhaps that is what serve this is drive to become not only immediate ty coon, one of the richest men in italy, but also the longest serving its highland prime minister after world wa

u. s. foreign policy. you know enough to look back to the eighty's, even the seventy's. and if you look at just about every single intervention americans, don't you know where you mention syria, iraq, libya, most americans, presidents things that way, they may not be quite suit bellicose. i'm clumsy, when talking about oil, i don't think we should. we should make the mistake that the is only the republicans, i think, a little presents look at, look around the world and see where they can send troops and creates these security situations whereby they americans present themselves a saving the situation. and part of the deal is to cool us go for the energy countries, you would just, it was a record report about in canada and uganda is now a real issue present with mrs. a. right now you must be really worried that you are sitting on 12 trillion dollars worth of gold and the americans are now starting to make the river in austin. very aggressive. um, comments. yeah, he writes a really good point that martin j basically saying that uganda suddenly discovered a gold deposit was

and it's back cuz you're up in the u. s. have been slow to supply ukraine with offensive military equipment. the fear of it being used on russian soil. but the militia says the, it's weapons that come from you crazy and stores, at least not directly of all the equipment. so serious equipment that those guys are using. they will work for your. it's during the fight, you know, new cranium territory. uh, even the american equipment was previously lost by ukrainian forces and then they was repaid by our our troops. so the thing that we think during fighting with pushes the, the, with the units they stay with the regiments that's, uh, that's the. so that's why they have, for all the different pieces, but pretty limited and clear. obviously this was something that's was rushed to me . the coupon sold the banks out of most vehicles now which i, because i'm bmt, is the, uh, the all that are russian state tv shows the off the mouth of the attacks. the freedom of russia legions sides. they want to build a new government and what they

u. s. foreign policy. the bull. back of all the military troops in too many places is going to be one in which wall street and pentagon and silicon valley leaves will begin to tremble because will pass the light on their organized re, not in the spirit of a live g lives in the temple and i don't know jesus, but jesus and the devil ran out the money changes, not because he needed to run it. he hated green and miss, hey, i'm glad is about a trip. another person of green, a drip in just this, that will be the spirit of a wes administration and i will do it goes out and get it is uh the answer is no man, move a little jamal in a whole split. it can present it as an old saying, my brother. well, thank you very much dr. cornell west. thank you so much for joining us today. thank you so much i and so what's the bottom line? the voice of this american philosopher is going to become a significant part of the national conversation about america's next leader. and what that leadership stand for and try to accomplish this election w

i should have it akin then as we have an oil by force back in 2019 as the u. s. claim that stood for venice freeland freedom and democracy at the time, the coming to live in the russian capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel evans, with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. us. and we did was breaking news as our here on our t, former italian prime minister silvio berlusconi has died at the age of 86 and milan . he passed away in a hospital after being admitted last week with serious health issues. bro, this county served as a tale in prime minister 3 times. let's take a look back at his legacy. born and fascist. it's lee in 1936. sylvia versus connie said that he remembered the horrors of war from a young age. perhaps that is what serve this is drive to become not only immediate ty coon, one of the richest men in italy, but also the longest serving its highland prime minister after world war 2. italy is the country i love. here i have my roots, my hopes, my horizons here, i learned my job as a mentor for premier or from my father and from

u. s. navy say that actually detected the sound that was like an implosion a back on sunday. why do you think we're only finding this out now? are they as far as what was done? they did release that information to the us because got agency and so the canadian coast guard and in the same way as they sort of ended up chasing this so. so looking sound that we're still not to be nothing. i think they took it on board but . ready couldn't pinpoint it to hear and they couldn't pinpoint it as being the sound of an implosion fully knew was it was a lot sound. the oceans of, for the last sounds. what it does to is it 10 points, the points at which the, the, the types and included about was as it was communication. but to be fair with us, navy knew that listing stations are designed to pick up competitors from submarines and things like that. um i misplaced it would be very difficult to pinpoint only with those reports. now the danger is having them. you then stop the search and rescue. and if they've made a mistake, and then that could have proven faith that they've been alive, someon

meanwhile back in the u. s president trump is facing a federal judge today expected to plead not guilty to 37 counts related to the classified documents stored at mara lago, the city of miami, bracing for some potential protests today, joining the conversation all morning long this morning communists and fox news contributor peak is here and new york city council minority leader joe borelli with me mornings with maria is live right now. former president. trump is scheduled to appear at the miami federal courthouse day at 3 p.m. eastern, where he is set to be arraigned on 37 charges related to his handling of classified documents. the former president writing on truth, social quote, now that the seal is broken, i will appoint a real special prosecutor to go after the most corrupt president in the history of the united states, joe biden the entire biden crime family. white house press secretary karine jean pierre claims that president biden is restoring the department of justice is integrity. watch this? this is

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