u. s. s. calling for restraint. the waters around taiwan, a choppy than usual warships on the move as china conducts 3 days of military exercises in circling the self govern island tensions a sky hi. with the taiwanese coast guard sharing footage of multiple stand offs between vessels from both sides. oh, those are y'all with chinese mainland 131 bullshit. this is a broadcast from the republic of china's 10079, coast guard chain. you are now seriously damaging regional pace, stability, and safety. please turn around immediately and leave over. if you proceed forward, i will take eviction measures. as the drills dragged into their 2nd day, china's threats became increasingly belligerent. chinese state media has been broadcasting graphics such as these simulating precision strike some tie, one in the event of a chinese invasion. the so called joint sword drills, a seen as a retaliation for taiwanese presidents. i invent visit to the united states for trip enraged china, which considers taiwan to be a break away provin

u. s. calls at the champagne of beers. but that doesn't whole sway in the e. u, where nothing is allowed to be called champagne, unless it's from the actual champagne region of france. the cannes was seized at the ports of antwerp on their way from the u. s. to germany. instead, they found their way into the crusher. your pleasure erg gun customs officers seized several beer comes because they are used. the protected designation of all the gym at champagne bris goes against european regulations. goods cannot be imported within the european territory with the name champagne if they're not produced in the champagne region allotted. ah, just a quick recap of the main stories before we leave you. so don's army is agree to a 3 day cease fire following international calls to stop the fighting during the ill fits or holiday which marks the end of the muslim fasting month of ramadan. but there's still been gone. fire across cartoon, after the sci fi was supposed have started, the army has been battling the paramilitary rapid support forces for control of the country fo

the american newspaper is now called in the u. s. government to expel the russian ambassador and all russian journalist in the country. but president biden says there's no plans to do so, and the comment as also dismissed that request as absurd and wrong the button administration will have to consider diplomatic and political escalation expel in russia's ambassador to the us as well as all russian journalists working here. would be the minimum to expect foreign journalists don't face any restrictions here and work without any issues. but in this case, we're talking about activities carried out under the cover of journalism. in essence, espionage in this regard there is simply no reason to demand the expulsion of all russian journalists. in this case, restricting the rights of conscientious journalists, would be absurd and wrong. earlier washington warned all americans in russia to immediately leave the country that's off the russians. federal security service arrested the laws, the general correspondent, yvonne guest clevic on charg

u. s. calls financial assistance along with tens of billions and security aid. and of course, huge numbers of weapons and ammunition. overall. since february of last year, the u. s. has spent a $113000000000.00 on ukraine, creeping towards the total amount spent on afghanistan over a full 2 decades. so let's show you all those zeros in comparison. now says 200-1150 1000000000 of american taxpayer dollars have gone to afghanistan. just under half of that figure went on military hardware and almost 40000000000 was spent on both economic and humanitarian aid. the u. s. inspector general has spoken about the continuing issues with aid to the conflict. written asian country saying that even after 20 plus years, the lack of monitoring remains a problem. the 2nd problem is right now we're paying the salary zable, ukrainian civil servants who. ready most of them and who's paying them us aid and usa is pumping money in giving it to the ukrainians to pay the salaries. gus in afghanistan, the department of defense was involved in paying the salaries and over 20 years. it co

u. s. calls financial assistance along with tens of billions in security aid. and of course, those huge numbers over here, weapons and ammunition, which keeps flowing over all since freebie last year. the u. s. a spent $113000000000.00 on ukraine, creeping towards the total amount spent on of galveston. excuse me, over a full 2 decades. let's indeed show you all those zeroes in comparison since 2150 1000000000 of american taxpayer dollars have gone to afghanistan. not just under half of that figure went on military hardware, almost 40000000000, then was spent on both economic and she monetary, an aide and all odds up. the u. s. inspector general has spoken about the continuing issues with a to the conflict ridden asian country saying that even after 20 plus years, the lack of monitoring means the problem. the 2nd problem is right now we're paying the salaries of all ukrainian civil servants, all. ready most of them and who's paying them us aid and usa is pumping money in giving it to the ukrainians to pay the salaries bus in afghanistan, the department of defens

u. s. calls it the champagne of beers. but that doesn't whole sway in the e. u, where nothing is allowed to be called champagne, unless it's from the actual champagne region of france. the cannes was seized at the ports of antwerp on their way from the u. s. to germany. instead, they found their way into the crusher. your pleasure, a gun customs officers seized several beer comes because they are usually protected designation of all region.

u. s. calls financial assistance, possibly loans, will it have to be paid back? who knows, along with tens of billions insecurity. and of course, that huge amount in arms and ammunition as well. indeed, overall, since february last year in the u. s. how spent $113000000000.00 on ukraine creeping towards the total amount spent on afghanistan over a full 2 decades. let's indeed show you all those zeroes in comparison. the $150000000000.00 of american taxpayer dollars have gone to afghanistan since 2001 this figured just under half of it went on military hardware. almost 40000000000. it's outing off, isn't it spent on both economic and humanitarian aid? the u. s. inspector general has spoken about the continuing issues with aid to the conflict. written asian country saying that even after 20 years, the lack of monitoring remains a problem. the 2nd problem is right now we're paying the salaries of all ukrainian civil servants. ready oh, most of them and who's paying them? us aid and usa is pumping money in giving it to the ukrainians to pay the salaries bus in afghan

u. s. calling for the checkpoints to be removed as a by jumps has know they have to stay because it's all suffering right. to have customs checks and checks on good coming in and out of our territory as a by john says that armenia has been running weapons to the ethnic army enclave allegations that armina calls farfetched. now there are further plans in the near future, according to armenia. have yet further peace talks on establishing a final deal on the future of this ethnic armenian unclaimed both sides as by john and armenia. we'll have to get round the table again to discuss this. hundreds of asylum seekers have fought with police, said the border between chile and peru, peruvian authority say they are trying to curb a legal migration and not allowing people to make the journey through peru, many of the migrants are from venezuela. and so they just want to return home. oh there. but the only thing we ask and i will always say it is a humanitarian corridors. so we can leave that they let us go,

u. s. call state. so not good news because of course this area is still trying to recover from that tornado outbreak that we saw california. it's quiet. temperature is coming up in colorado and kansas, and then our next push of what, whether into the pacific northwest. so showers creeping into portland with a high of 9 degrees. got some exceptional heat in mexico city, you know, the highest temperature ever recorded here. about $3233.00 and we've got yen for 30 degrees on wednesday. south america looks like this bursts of rain to the east of the pay ruffian and bolivian, and he's pushing into the northwest of brazil. and we've got some storms of rumbling across paraguay assaults we on has a hive 26 degrees, not a bad day. and by a blanca sun cloud combo there. 24. that sure weather update. we'll see you soon. ah, a hulu. ah, ah, they're watching al jazeera live from doha reminder of our main story this. our donald trump spotted jack ties just landed in west palm beach, florida after the former u. s. pr

u. s. seems to think, well, my call seems to think that the u. s. is using the e as in vasa as a, as a way to sort of, you know, push the u. s. is terms, do you think us that could be a possible that you think that could be a possible know of advantage for the us if it has the e. u, as as a power piece? well, i think her europe has been understood to be supporting the u. s a whether it's willing lay or unwilling lay earl or being held hostage in a sense that's up to everybody's interpretation. i think europe has been taken hostage in my view or when it comes to the ukrainian conflict, or you know, to, to be all the us side to support you crying in sales. but i think this trip of president mac wrong in china has reviewed that the europeans, or at least mac crone being one of the european leaders is coming to is census that it should actually look after their own interest. as i always say, facts are facts. because inflation is going up in europe and the cost of energy is going up like crazy over the last year. so it's people's lives were talking about

u. s. when so called tupperware parties became a bit more common, but times are changing and plastic has fallen out of favor. all right, that's our show for more on these and other stories. check us out a line he w dot com slash business. he's watching ah rubbish in space. defective and discarded technology. all becoming a growing danger. since some killing things fall down satellite waned the dock side of the space to close up. next on d. w. the 77 percent the find water in africa is being waged with weapons, countryside residence, god, what few resources they have. finding solutions is a challenge for experts say is due to an absence of climate policy. our if was actually diminished because like what more can we do to to know other than have images? city supports is 77 percent in 60 minutes on d, w. ah, who would people have to say matters to us? mm. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. the skies over portland, oregon, and march 2021. what that hey, mike mike. heck. debris from a rocket crashing down to earth. most of it burned up in its descent.

some blackouts also called for holt in ministry cooperation with the u. s. and japan. we spoke to international action center code. all right, so there are found if you think south, the u. s. is calling the shots for south korea. this is a lot of double talk or double speak. biden says he, us will not station nukes and the korean peninsula. and an insane brass, he says they will, station us nuclear subs, and the nuclear subs will make port visits. what he's really doing is reminding south korea a relationship that has existed since 1945 is the only country in the world where the early or u. s. general is in charge of. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often has very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk ah. most of islands seceded from the u. k. in 1949 to day it's an independent republic . however, neighboring northern ireland continues to strive a secession from great

u. s. has called for the formation of a civilian lead transitional government, numerous times even offering financial incentives upon its completion. why in your opinion is the u. s. so interested in this country and what if anything, does it have to gain? but let me see that it's not only the u. s. b. i think about what's going on a one of the now we will not really, you know, look at the us having money, but i think that will be the community to ensure that that. and i think this is what is happening within other players. and also in the community what's your opinion about how the international community precisely has reacted to this matter? do you think there's going to be in the intervention in the country? well, i think i think the veteran just there. yeah. but the should look on the right or, and i think i think that what we'll see what's going on and we might see when they are being trained for what is the big. i mean, what, i think we know that directly for cooking place, which was not it, but then i think for a lot so my advice would be good enough and you know, we must have a mech

u. s. calls states, we've got these stationary storms for the southeast of texas. could see some damaging hail mixed in there as while it leaks in to the northeast of mexico. so we pick up the story there, darker the color, the more intense that rain is falling. meantime, it's turned quite dry through cuba, the bahamas, still some showers though, for puts in canada and puerto rico after the u. s. southwest, fairly quiet here. really not much to talk about 25 degrees in los angeles. and we still got rain locked into the pacific northwest and western canada, some heavy bursts of rain. their temperatures will come in way up in the next little bit top and have south america looks like this. we've been down with rain in french, diana, at birth to about 50 millimeters. they're still seeing those storms locked into the northwest of brazil. also storms for the western side of argentina, locked up around the southern andes. here, not a bad day. and by blanca, this sons out with the daytime max of about 22 degrees and sunday. and now you're up to date season. ah, the latest

u. s. who calls the shots. this is a lot of double talk or double speak. biden says he, us will not station nukes in the korean peninsula. and then insane grass, he says they will, station us nuclear subs, and the nuclear subs will make port visits. what he's really doing is reminding south korea of a relationship that has existed since 1945 is the only country in the world where an american 4 star general heads both the south korean us and u. s. combined forces. they've renamed it various different ways, but really a u. s. general is in charge of the military and south korea. south korea is really an occupied country occupied by the us. so pawn, it's a proxy. there's 15 u. s. military bases. there's the largest overseas u. s. military base in the world at camp humphrey. so really wide news reminding president yawn who makes the decisions and how the decisions on nuclear weapons will happen. and it also means that the united states will continue to threaten the dpr k with nuclear weapons. that's her up on the o

u. s. i call that the job was alliance office and job was they're part of what the larger groupings coming out, australia, philippines, japan, us, all of them have one thing in common. look them are about a joint effort by us and its allies, to deter china invading taiwan. this is not to provoke china, but to deter, trying to raise the cost of an invasion of 51 because i was extremely important in the world economy. and it's at the fact that i left the states not to mention just to close to the philippines in japan, are to ignore. as far as europe is concerned, there's a lot of inter nunnery alignment hopping very so our understanding over the past few years that the united kingdom of you clause netherlands, germany, france, all of them have been expanding their military presence in this part of the world. there was an understanding that a european powers in america would kind of be in lockstep in sending a strong message to china. but president minor microns recent visit to china, where he talked

u. s. called states, we've got these stationary storms for the southeast of texas. could see some damaging hail mixed in there as well. is leaps into the northeast of mexico, so we pick up this story there, dark of the color, the more intense that rain is falling. meantime it turn quiet and dry through cuba, the bahamas. still some showers though, for puts in canada and puerto rico after the u. s southwest, fairly quiet here. really not much to talk about 25 degrees in los angeles. and we still got rain locked into the pacific northwest and western canada some heavy bursts of rain. their temperatures will come in way up in the next little bit top and have south america looks like this. we've been down with rain and french, diana bursts of about 50 millimeters there, and still seen those storms locked into the northwest of brazil. also storms for the western side of argentina, locked up around this southern andes, here. not a bad day. and by jablonka the sons out with the daytime max of about 22 degrees and sunday. and now you're up to day too soon. ah, the deep sea

u. s. president. calling for him to stop providing military a to crane as tender with russia are only escalating former pentagon official miko mo loop believes that the by ministration is reluctant to disclose any information over its military support. ukraine, despite the concern of thumb in congress, is increasingly is that the whole effort in ukraine and u. s. participation is, is causing great angst and increase in angst. and it's also calling into question the need for accountability and, and the desire for that accountability and the administration doesn't appear to be forthcoming. and consequently, the congress, at least the house is going to do something about it with this resolution, as you pointed out it as past initial favor and it could go to the full house and that will force the administration to make information available quickly. that comes is going to be another matter. this administration has been very reluctant to respond to the republican dominated out on anything. and, and i think that th

u. s. is called its southern neighbor to do more to hold the trafficking of this substance. john hallman reports from mexico city. it's been a red button issue in the u. s. for the last few years. fentanyl, the synthetic o period, up to 50 times stronger than heroin, with the overdose rate to match. and some republican lawmakers had been ratcheting up the pressure met scope to stop getting into the states led by senator lindsey graham that nol is a killer, and the people killing you. americans reside out in the open in mexico. we're going to designate these group is trying to introduce legislation to designate met, can cartels as international terrorist organizations and potentially all for the us military to head into the country to stop them. maybe a mix, cose, not happy blood, the mental. so these proposals are in themselves a lot of respect in a threat to our sovereignty on data funding for my still president lope is open. the door was speaking in his tuesday morning press conference, that he wasn't addressing the us, but actually reading aloud from the letter he just sen

u. s. calls at the champagne of beers, but that doesn't wash in the european union where nothing can be called champagne, unless it's from the champagne region of france. the cannes were seized at the 14th and work on the way from the us to germany. instead, they found their way into the crusher. police in canada as saying that congo containing gold worth nearly $50000000.00 has been stolen from toronto airport. it arrived on monday night and was in an holding facility before it disappeared. canada's largest high since 3000 tons of maple syrup was stolen in 2012. i prefer the sarah that's ex and he's out. ah ah. with ah . took a fit and i'm not a jotted beth and we were, we sat there enough. ah . a week the look of the world's top business storms, thousands of people go on strike and pay the high cost of living from global markets and economies. small businesses, the export restrictions really impacted, tried as autonomy to understand how it affects arcadia, counting the cost. oh, now jazeera, th

u. s. is calling the former k g b jail that he is currently being held in. in other words, house arrest or trying to even seek bales. currently, the amount that had been put forward by the wall street journal and the form of a letter saying they'd be willing to pay was 50000000 roubles. that's about $600000.00 us. but the court currently has rejected that, so there will be another attempt to try and work out some sort of deal with. kimberly, how can reporting live from washington? thank you. still ahead on al jazeera, 3 prominent officials from chin is his main opposition party, arrested hours after police detained the party leader. ah got a minute 15 to bring you up to speed with your weather. so let's go in pakistan. there was a land side in the north of the country, that's where this concentration of rain is falling from is law to the horror and that is set to continue on wednesday. this energy is pointing to the northwest of india. so that's lowering temperatures in punjab state, for example, on routes are at $32.00 degrees, but still that heat in the no

u. s. i wouldn't call. thank you so much for joining us on the program. ah, the un security council has unanimously approved a resolution calling on afghanistan's taliban rulers to reverse their crackdown on the rights of women and girls. specifically, the resolution condemned the islamists ban on afghans, women working for the united nations. it is just one of the ways the taliban have removed. women from afghanistan's public life resolution co sponsored by over 90 states, condemns the dallas months triggered policy towards women and girls in afghanistan . it faith abdullah barton banner flash woman with law working for the united nations were undermines humanitarian principles. this cross regional support makes our fundamental message to day even more significant. the world will not sit by silently as women in afghanistan are erased from society. almost 2 thirds of a plan to san 40000000 people depend on it. and the un which employs it on $400.00 of con woman, is one of the very few sources of 8 left in the country. last december. the taliban, bad 8 gro

u. s. is sing calling its attack on the seat community. no rose to fame after calling for the creation of a separatist seek states known as a holly stun. lease have accused him of participation in armed assault of a police station. in february of the attack, the leader allegedly escaped on a motorbike. nearly a 100 of his followers were subsequently detained. ah, all russian troops have reportedly gained defaults hold. that's as wagner fights as our leading assaults in the western parts are miniature vehicles, as all routes to black moods on our reports, to live within russian artillery range. that's as recent pentagon league state that washington had won't care about possibly circumvent. uh, his troops in the city suggesting a retreat due to high courtesy rates are through child to back modes and spoke with some of august forces they don't on 2000 and it's on a day during our business troops to the war zone. we have repeatedly heard gratitude from civilians to the russian fighters where they were creation from work almost once in the city

u. s. president, calling for him to stop providing military a due frame. as trenches with russia are only continuing to escalate to go further ends up on this cross live now to your former pentagon official, michael maloof. mike, it's good to see you. great to have you on the show today. now we know that a previous attempt to force greater oversight of the military aid heading to crime was defeated before. do you think that this is more likely to prove successful? well, it increasingly is that the whole effort in ukraine than us participation is, is causing great angst and increasing angst. and it's also calling into question the need for accountability and, and the desire for that accountability and the administration doesn't appear to be forthcoming. and consequently, the congress, at least the house is going to do something about it with this resolution. as you pointed out it as asked initial favor and it could go to the full house and that will force the administration to make information available. how quickly that comes is going to be another matter.

u. s. however, calls for continental autonomy and not getting involved in conflict. house is not brussels from tilling the american policy line in ukraine. here's the take of paris based art contributor ritual marcy. as president emmanuel nicole revealed to journalists on the way back from china, aboard the presidential play, that he apparently had some kind of an epiphany while he was in china. it sounds like he's now saying that europe really doesn't have to ride shotgun alongside washington every time that washington decides to load up the warm veal and speed down the regime change highway. the paradox would be, that's overcome with panic, belief wedge as americans follow us. the caution europeans need to answer as it is now, interest took to the right across on taiwan. no, that was the would be to think that we, europeans must be comfortable on this topic and take al q from the agenda and the chinese overreaction. so mac, all just figured out apparently that france can have a foreign policy that's independent and not aligned with either the east or the west. not

u. s. a calling for the checkpoints to be removed as a by jumps has know they have to stay because it's all suffering right. to have customs checks and checks on good coming in and out of our territory as a by john says that armenia has been running weapons to the ethnic army enclave allegations that armina calls farfetched. now there are further plans in the near future, according to armenia. have yet further p stalks on establishing a final deal on the future of this ethnic armenian unclaimed both sides as by john and armenia. we'll have to get round the table again to discuss this calling stations and paraguay have received balancing kits ahead of sunday's presidential election center left counted it. if rain allegra says it is essential to guarantee security, a polling stations to ensure a transparent vote. he phases ruling colorado party. candidates, santiago pena, corruption, unorganized crime. all the top concerns among paragon, voters, are latin american ad salisia, newman reports. give me one goes think of anita and his wife carol mina couldn't wait for the birth of their 1st child

u. s. dollar calling at the world's biggest terrorist that cannot be trusted. i genuinely feel the biggest financial better all our monies are in nostril guns and somebody in the us can say you cannot withdraw from tomorrow morning and you are stuck. that is the power of the reserve currency. and i think we are at a very crucial time in the world history, where the world is desperately looking for an alternative reserve currency. these changes happen once in one big or hundreds of years. the indian signed on sir later expanded on those words, claiming the greenback of disproportionate power which negatively affects the world economy of the american banking system provides no guarantees for access to reserves held in the u. s. and while the veteran banker points to the unreliable of the u. s. dollars, as soon as the global reserve currency at u. k, lenders are proving those concerns may also hold true for those considering placing some of their funds in london, the r t. steve sweeney has more in the story of the frozen bennett, willing gold. where is the gold? t

u. s. has called on its southern neighbor to do more to halt the trafficking of the substance. john hallman has more from mexico city. it's been a red button issue in the us for the last few years. fenton knew the synthetic o p u it up to 50 times stronger than heroin, with the overdose rate to match. and some republican lawmakers had been ratcheting up the pressure mexico to stop it, getting into the states. led by senator lindsey graham fentenol is a killer and the people killing you. americans reside out in the open in mexico. we're going to designate these group he's trying to introduce legislation to designate mich can cartels, his international terrorist organizations, and potentially all for the us military to head into the country, to stop them. maybe the mexico is not happy. they meant to. so these proposals are in themselves a lot of respect in a threat to our sovereignty on funding for my young president lope is over the door was speaking in his tuesday morning press conference, and that he wasn't addressing the us, but actually reading aloud from the letter he just

u. s. tarkey and an african union force called acme. and it's that combination that is different than other operations we've seen in the past. this is very much somali lead, and there is community engagement. ah, however, major challenges remain about this. the hard part in somalia has never been removing all sure. bob from territory. it's everything that comes after that. it's holding that territory. it's providing the services, and a lot of that still remains to be seen back in mogadishu, these cautious hope that after years of traumatic balance, the tide against all sure, bob could finally be tarney. catherine saw all g 0 while the d shoe, the phantom of the all for his record breaking run on broadway has come to an end. composer andrew lloyd webber dedicated the final new your performance of musical to his late son, michaud vaughn, for 35 years. christian salumi has more for me. the cast of phantom of the opera has taken its final bow after 35 years here at the majestic theater. and more than 14000 performance says, attendance may h

u. s. president calls on northern ireland leaders to restore the power sharon government as he marks 25 years is the good friday peace agreements. and air quality falls in beijing as heavy sandstorms hit the capital and other provinces in china. ah, hello russian soldiers are accused of beheading a captured ukrainian soldier in a video president for those numerous zalinski said the act will not be forgotten nor forgiven. moscow says the footage needs to be verified. shawna hall is joining us from keith to tell us what more we're learning about this alleged incidents. i can tell you that these videos, there are 2 of them. in fact, that emerged overnights make for extremely gruesome viewing, certainly not fit for broadcast. they can't be independently verified, although the ukranian intelligence seventies are launching an investigation to try and find out more about the circumstances around them. they've gained a lot of traction on social media and you can use government is treating them as though they are genuine to videos. as i say, the 1st one appears to show to be headed ukrainian cor

u. s. at around, they're telling, very different stories. so from the u. s. navy perspective, they say the fifthly, heard a distress call at $115.00 local time and that the crew said that the ship was being seized, being forwarded. they later put up a poseidon and they said that they believed it was the rainy and maybe the did that now ran 1st part it said the night before, one of its ships collided with an unnamed ship, and 2 other sailors were missing and 3 were injured. so not exactly clear because the timing doesn't line up and the events don't seem to line up either. we don't know very much about the ship. we know that it's called advantage suite. it's flagged in the marshall islands. it's believed that he was managed by a turkish company, potentially owned by a chinese firm. it was seized in the gulf of oman, a had just been in kuwait and was headed to houston, texas. and we don't know anything about basically how much oil was in it. we believe that it was chartered by chevron and add the u. s. navy is calling on a ran to release the crew and the oil tanker. they say this is the 5th commercial vessel that's been s

u. s. government, how could you separate yourself from the u. s. government to the often called venice of africa, a nigerian village in the middle of a lake, which locals can only leave and enter by boat. our teeth crumble, itala explores the local waterways. well, come to my uncle, go. the only place in africa when the residents live on water. this whole lace is build on filth. it's often called africa venice because of the numerous pathways and the houses that have been build fear on the still so much for africans can flim well well well, you're about to get the shock of your life with this is the only way to get about you and i go to school, get on a boat, you want to go to church, get on a boat. you wanna go to shops, you gotta get on a boat, but you just look around the poverty that's around this place of cause takes it away from what you might know. as the romance and beauty they tally and begged rob it's name after this is the biggest fish market. apparently there is a lay was if you one fish from lay rose, you have to had a pot of mccorr group and you can see this from e

u. s. there is this interesting magazine ah, global reports. i think there was water is called a that said that the u. s. helped i helped incite the insurrection in 2018. the u. s. he millions of dollars to these opposition groups and supported this violent coup against the government. and it should be noted by i'm a practicing roman catholic. okay. but the catholic church in nicaragua is incredibly reactionary. they were part of the coo, there were caches of arms found in various churches are various creased, oversaw torture in the churches are met, one man who lost his arm after being tortured and in the church that he attended. ah, so this is not about repressing the church or repressing civil institutions. this is about a coup attempt that was violent, that killed. ah, the statistic i saw was something like 220 people died during the insurrection, and it was about 5050 on both sides. okay, $22.00 police officers and that created billions of dollars and property, destruction, and yes, damage the economy. ah, which of course was followed by several rounds of economic sanction

u. s. a calling for the checkpoints to be removed as a by john says no, the here to stay because it's our sovereign right. to have customs checks and checks on goods coming in and out of our territory as a by john says that our media has been running weapons to the ethnic army enclave allegations that armina calls far fetched. now there are further plans in the near future, according to armenia have yet further p stalks on establishing a final deal on the future of this ethnic armenian enclave. both sides as a by john and armenia will have to get round the table again to discuss the still ahead on al jazeera whistles president, those to present indigenous communities by recognizing 6 reserves. plus i'm jessica washington county. the city is preparing for one of its busiest holidays. yes. ah. hello, that will look to east asian. it's a quiet picture across much a china at the moment now that that where the system has pushed its way further east, it brought some very heavy rains. the likes of the korean peninsula, it has been some recovery in south korea, west of the wet weather, rolling its way thro

u. s. against china. i can certainly call upon the u. s. not only for trade as was pointed out, huge trade, but also for a lot of support. a lot of different matic support on very sensitive issues. yeah. ok. all important points you've raised, which will, which will drill down to and just on the 1st let me bring in natasha from the u. k . what do you think about this visit? what does the timing if it signal to you about what the us is looking to get out of this? think? well, i would agree with what had already been said that the u. s. is trying to get closer to vietnam, to upgrade the relationship as a way of countering china's it from the us perspective, increasing assertiveness or aggressiveness in the region and just globally. so the u. s. is hoping that this relationship is going to get stronger, both with security issues, and they are trying to at least discuss sending over ships for the, the coast guard in vietnam and vietnam. and previously most of its vessels from russia. and as the, and i'm trying to rely less on russia, u. s. is t

u. s. a calling for the checkpoints to be removed as a by jumps has know they have to stay because it's all suffering right. to have customs checks and checks on goods coming in and out of our territory. so by john says that armenia has been running weapons to the ethnic army enclave allegations that armina calls farfetched. now there are further plans in the near future, according to armenia, have yet further p stalks on establishing a final deal. on the future of this ethnic armenian unclaimed both sides of john and armenia. we'll have to get round the table again to discuss this. returning to our top story in the conflict and sudan, joining us by phone from her to me as doctor, and how much my bill should be. and who's a general physician at the sudan medical council. he's also a students in molecular medicine at the university of to welcome to 0. thanks for your time. tell us 1st why you decided to stay in har tomb. as we know it, a lot of your family members have left. hello. can you hear me? well, yes, we can hear you. go ahead now like the audience. thank you so much for giving me th

u. s. a calling for the checkpoints to be removed as a by john says no, they have to stay because it's all suffering right. to have customs checks and checks on good coming in and out of our territory as a by john says that armenia has been running weapons to the ethnic army enclave allegations that i mean it calls farfetched. now there are further plans in the near future, according to media, have yet further p stalks on establishing a final deal. on the future of this ethnic armenian unclaimed both sides of john and armenia. we'll have to get round the table again to discuss this. polish felisa sees the building of a russian embassy school in walsall. i moved and i was by moscow as the legal officers broke the locks of the building, which was leased by russia after stock, refuse to let them in poland, foes, the embassies counseling russians invasion of ukraine. the foreign ministry said the building belonged to the holy state. russia's ambassador to warsaw says moscow will respond. are you, are you still? its an illegal act, an invasion of a diplomatic size? we consider the russian embas