u. s. believe china, i've been carrying out scott hiler in southern thailand. we're a fishing community standing up against the government development project. they say will decimate the environment and crush their way of life. and then sunday for the wages strike a leading his team to top spot in the german football late on it will be here at around 10 to the out. i live in and now where there are calls for rallies in the capital to mark 2 years since the starts of major protests against the government, demonstrators are also planning to gather at the barret port. of course, the sight of last year's massive explosion. let's go to jamalia shale now in beirut, and jamal divisions and lebanese society a common but they really seem to be at a high point at the moment indeed, come on. it's kind of ironic because as you mentioned, it's 2 years since those protests took place. here are protest movements which had the headline of all of that means all of them i eat, getting rid of all the different heads of the different sex, some parties here or where to pull to have

u. s. has a capital a system de, they'll never restrict a big claim because that's a u. s. believes in freedom unlike china. well, that's a little bit, i would say like sliding knife because i'm not entirely sure that that's true, but it is also apparently of the case based on capital flows that the rest of the most crypto friendly one of the most crypto mining friendly places in the world right now, well and there still are a lot of questions about what the us government is going to do. we're rather going to try to do when it comes to these regulations. now jeffrey, staying with you, we've heard from the bank of england's deputy governor, fight for financial state. plenty. he warned that crypto currencies cause spark a global financial crisis unless tough regulations are introduced. why do you think he's making that claim? so way viewers need to recognize is that the driving up political of a power behind regulation right now is the government's all over the world. and i don't care if it's a china war or the u. k. or the west, or any government in latin america. the exception of loss have it, or is to bas

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u. s. president j bot and says he's concerned about chinese hypersonic missile technology is comments come off to reports. say that china had tested any hypersonic weapon back in august. it's believe the nuclear capable weapon is a df. 17 glide missile beijing had denied the report saying it was testing space vehicle. the white house says it's raise concerns about the she through diplomatic channels. patsy calhane has been following developments from washington dc. the why does it appear like it's trying to put a lot of focus on this. what happened was when president joe biden was leaving washington a reporter asked, are you concerned about this potential missile launch? and he said yes for her part white house spokesman jen. saki said they are reaching out to their counterparts in china through the diplomatic process. so basically, this is all about a report in the financial times. it said that it, over the summer, china was able to test launch what they call a nuclear capable, hypersonic glide. what but so basically it's a missile that goes into the outer space, circles the globe at 5 times the speed of sound was able to land according to the financial times, pretty much near it