u. s. can intervene in other countries. russia came out, and the u. s. can ignore international law and un, if it's deemed to serve this value while russia came out because it's not going to be the champion of human rights. so this is very much an idea about human rights and democracy should be a way for the united states to interfere in the rush of the chairs, but not all the way around. and so it's quite important that this some aren't really set up for, for mutual criticism, rather, collection and other i just like a quick 1. 1 interesting remark which is at the g 7, g 7 summit now and you k, this finished and, and, you know, had their final notes in the statement. they warned russian not to interfere in western countries. and then followed by comma and then along the list of wisdom interfering with russia, dictating, they should organize their side. so then it's something that your pocket it's, you know, being on the mental to these rules based international or now because their idea logic create their ideologically blind. ok, they can't see their own

u. s. will change anything at all in mexico, or in guatemala. is for the musket. the u. s. can invest millions and millions, but ultimately it won't help regular people one bit. because the government itself is corrupt. they are all in bed with criminal groups and they're not about the kinds. it's only you mean those love is just racing in from the south. this doesn't have any money for bribes and feels like he doesn't have a future back home. but jumping on the train is impossible, he concrete post have been erected to prevent that. we have to be able to grow up the train and run alongside it. it's very fast, you can't get up from a standing stop. every train brings new migrants to the hospital where they hide from the police. all the railway security standing at each crossing, hiding behind the bushes in a few kilometers away. these 2 are ready to risk it all on levies. here. they want to get to the u. s. no matter the cost. here in germany, many schools have finally returned to the regular schedules. after a long period of closures and homeschooling during the pandemic, stud

u. s. are told they can require staff to get vaccinated against cove. it u. k. 2 is considered compulsory jobs for frontline medical workers and the american mainstream media suddenly focuses on a theory that the corona virus originated in a chinese lab with a journalist. admitting that they had previously dismissed it out of hand, just because donald trump had backed some things may be true, even if donald trump said them, ah, broadcasting live direct for a studio moscow, this is art international. i'm showing thomas certainly glad to have you. with us. a europe's southern states are demanding tougher action from the block to deal with migrants. it is after a spanish enclave in north africa saw thousands cross from morocco and growing numbers of newcomers. distant bark on italy's land to silent little going to italy will continue to play a role in terms of resources and training capacity. but i repeat, say, we need a rapid and concrete action from the european union. it is unacceptable for a government to say that they are attacking the borders in this case,

u. s. can require stuff to get vaccinated against coven, though under the new guidelines, they cannot coerce them to do so. exceptions are made for people with disabilities and religious gruggs earlier, more than 100 health care workers and follow the law suit against a hospital network in texas, which gave personnel a june 7th deadline to get vaccinated. medical stuff argue they don't want to be forced to take an experimental covey 19 vaccine out of fear of getting fired. for the 1st time in the history of the united states, an employer is forcing an employee to participate in an experimental vaccine trial . as a condition for continued employment method is hospitalized, forcing its employees to be human, guinea pigs. compulsory jobs are also being debated in the u. k. where the country's vaccination minister says the government's considering making shops obligatory for n h s. front lines staff. there is precedent for this, obviously surgeons get vaccinated for hepatitis b, so it's something t

so can the u. s. hope to counter growing chinese influence and bring allies like europe along with it? or we can now speak to roderick careful puts, who is a senior analyst at the maqueta institute for china studies. thanks for joining us on d. w. business. just explained with how much influence bout road has given china around the world. developing road initiative has grown extensively over the years at the moment, roughly 139 countries have formerly endorsed this initiative. what i've done, they said it's definitely moved the world economics time for gravity towards china and increasing investment, increasing trade, increasing people to people, contacts, and connectivity with china. countries have become more dependent on chinese economy. chinese politics, chinese good will allow pages to shape the norms rules and standards of these regions. basically, belt approach is the lower lives ation. with chinese characteristics, a lot of roads are being built, but they're all lead to beijing. china is polici

u. s. can least afford it, u. s. is falling behind other countries in the world, especially china. and we need to be more competitive and that means not stealing people's money means capital formation well formation. this new tax plans go the opposite direction. wall street is so alarmed to everybody, it's the wall street journal. just can't stop talking about this. you know, this is, this is really a catastrophe for, for the american dream. and, and we know this fanatics have taking charge of the white house and they, they believe they have a very limited amount of time to an actor agenda and what they're doing. so when we talk about things like capital gains tax, it's a little way the 20, right? because most people, when they hear that they go, we're talking about hedge fund managers and you're talking about extremely wealthy people. but let's break this down kind of to a conversation. a lot of people would understand in this term, which is crypto currency, right? that typical claim that stocks and bonds are owned only by rich people, which is untrue to begin with. but when we ta

u. s . can establish a more stable relationship with russia. because as you mentioned, we've seen cyber attacks. we've seen election modeling and all kinds of aggressive behavior carried out by russia in recent years. joe biden has evolved that he will draw a red line, as he said that he will hand and no longer hand out a card blow to russia. so essentially will tell, let me put into stop those activities or face consequences of the likes of like sanctions that we've seen in recent weeks. but also very important to point out is that there will be an attempt made to find areas of common ground to cooperate. and one of those fields could be disarmament. both countries have a serious interest in reducing their nuclear arms arsenal. emily, how much interest is the president putin's meeting with bite and generating at home in moscow? it's generating huge interest. i would say here i just heard a state tv presenter describe this summit as a summit. the whole future of the whole world depends on this is definitely an opportunity for russia to kind of

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u. s. and the 2nd reason is because what am i that is the only country in the northern triangle, the u. s. can work with the president from doris and mr. martin, this has alleged as a concert or in drug trafficking. and he is actually under investigation by the u. s. department of justice. and it's one of our president keller has most recently been criticized for firing the attorney general. i'm several supreme court judges who you see corruption and non democratic behavior is a problem not only for their residents of these countries, but also for the binding, harrison ministration when it comes to cooperating with this countries. i see w carina, 2 more reporting from washington. d. c, well, let's take a look at the stories that headlines around the world full of both the and the commander bar code mon adage will hear the decision on his appeal against his genocide conviction. on tuesday, he was found guilty at the un tribunal in the hague, for his role in the 99 by 70. if the only crime in europe will, to that has been declared a genocide cleanup efforts on the way and passed on to a train co

u. s. can ignore international law and un, if it's deemed to serve this value while russia came out, because it's not been to be the champion of human rights. so this is very much an idea about human rights and democracy should be a way for the united states to interfere in the rush of the chairs, but not all the way around. and so it's quite important that this summer article is set up for, for mutual criticism. rather, it's lecturing another i just like a point. $11.00 interesting remark which is at the g 7, g 7 summit now and you k, this finished and, and, you know, had their final notes in the statement. they warn russian not to interfere in western countries and then followed by a comma. and then along the list of western interfere, these russia dictating, they should organize their site. so the company in the pocket is being on the mental to the rules based international or now because they're ideologically, they're ideologically blind. ok, they can't see their own hypocrisy, their own de

u. s. can help modernize another society that you know, in our country, there is interested in the future of women and girls in afghanistan had, i think that progress was made. i saw it myself and my 9 visits to us can extend the advancement of women and girls and your country. thank you for your leadership, but all the money invested in girls education and in economic development won't be enough. if the afghan civilian government falls from power, raising questions about why the u. s. spent 20 years there in the 1st place, rosalind jordan else's era, washington. a fear is mounting for the 159 people still missing in florida after a building collapse on thursday morning. the official debts all stands for. it's a risky and complicated rescue operation as carry him had dad's reports from source side, florida. as they search for survivors after the collapse of the champlin towers, the sombre reality on friday of the magnitude of the destruction and emotional devastation overnight emergency workers

u. s. will change anything at all in mexico or in guatemala for the musket. the u. s. can invest millions and millions, but ultimately it won't help regulate people one bit because the government itself is corrupt. they are all in bed with criminal groups and then what are the kinds of only you mean those? oh, my best yes. raising in from the south doesn't have any money for bribes and feels like he doesn't have a future back home. but jumping on the train is impossible. here, concrete post has been erected to prevent that. you have to be able to grab the train and run alongside it. it's very fast. you can't get up from a standing stop. every train brings new migrants to the hospital where they hide from the police on the railway security standing at each crossing, hiding behind bushes, then a few kilometers away. these 2 are ready to risk it all on last year. they want to get to the u. s. no matter the cost, the improving access to sites for people with disabilities is something that's just about everyone agrees is a good idea. but in greece, that's been an outcry from so

u. s. will change anything at all in mexico, or in guatemala. is what the musket then the u. s. can invest millions and millions, but ultimately it won't help regular people one bit because the government itself is corrupt. they're all in bed with criminal groups, and they're not about that because it's only, you mean those love is just raising in from the south. this doesn't have any money for bribes and feels like he doesn't have a future back home. but jumping on the train is impossible, he a concrete post have been erected to prevent that to be able to grab the train and run alongside it. it's very fast. you can't get up from a standing stop. every train brings new migrants to the hospital where they hide from the police. all the railway security standing at each crossing, hiding behind bushes and a few kilometers away. these 2 are ready to risk it all on levies. year they want to get to the u. s. no matter the cost and improving access to sites for people with disabilities, it's something that most of us can agree. it's a good idea. but greece has witnessed something of an outc

u. s. will change anything at all in mexico, or in guatemala. is what the musket then the u. s. can invest millions and millions, but ultimately it won't help regular people one bit. because the government itself is corrupt. they are all embed with criminal groups and they're not about the kinds of only, you mean those love s yes, rates in, in, from the south doesn't have any money for bribes and feels like he doesn't have a future back home. but jumping on the train is impossible. he a concrete post, if indirect, to prevent that you have to be able to grab the train and run alongside it. it's very fast. you can't get up from a standing stop. every train brings new migrants to the hospital where they hide from the police on the railway security standing at each crossing, hiding behind bushes in a few kilometers away. these 2 are ready to risk it all on levies. year they want to get to the u. s. no matter the cost here in germany, any schools have finally returned to the regular schedules after a long period of closures and home schooling. during the pandemic, students must be regula

u. s. might can to, that is preparations for an attack on an early morning malware. sprint, the u. s. also has to work out a plan today. that's a process called attribution. it takes time and it is not easy. having pressures or fear d 17. there's various countries that could have incentives to cyber espionage or path to cyber attacks by searching malware against us or the warning system that really would have an antique. china would have an incentive doing. russia would have an incentive to doing maybe others took a me all that certainty with the latvian crisis on going, russia becomes the obvious suspect. i think there is because gene is in the crisis to assume that russia implanted the malware. even if you don't know for certain to get it. so you know, chinese implantation, north korean implementation, again in a fast moving crisis, which you don't have time to be attribution properly, maybe misinterpreted as russia as washer. and so in the heat of this crisis on the intense pressure, the weight has some enormous decisions to make its most sensitive nuclear weapons. infrastructure i

u. s. can offer different brands. it doesn't come from the brochure. i learned that will get johnson and johnson. my husband and i checked out the company and it's a large one. so we trust their research and believe this vaccine as good. my niece mcgrew is less than 5 percent of indonesians have been fully vaccinated. one of the lowest rates in the world health officials warn it could be some time before the vaccines are available to everyone. from what i think i want vaccinations to be evenly distributed, but we need to prioritize areas that need the most case numbers are still very high in jakarta, so it will definitely be prioritized as it struggles to meet vaccination targets. indonesia is also tightening covered restrictions as it battles a new surge. but for those who have a visa and enough money protection could be just a 20 hour plane ride away in cambodia like in so many places, pandemic restrictions have brought travel to a halt. and with cases surging now in many parts of asia, the borders have generally been closed and travel off limits. bu

u. s. can invest millions and millions, but ultimately it won't help regular people one bit because the government itself is corrupt. they're all in bed with criminal groups, and they're not about that because it's only, you mean those love is just racing in from the south, which doesn't have any money for bribes and feels like he doesn't have a future back home. but jumping on the train is impossible. he a concrete post that's been erected to prevent that. you have to be able to grab the train and run alongside it. it's very fast. you can't get up from a standing stop. every train brings new migrants to the hospital where they hide from the police. all the railway security standing at each crossing, hiding behind bushes, then a few kilometers away. these 2 are ready to risk it all on levy steer. they want to get to the us. no matter the cost let's take a look at some all stories making news around the world, the united states as little by 500000000 doses of the biotech 5, the vaccine to donate

u . s. can no longer be the world's policeman. that is just not cannibal. while he was a hero to thumb, others saw him as a man with a wild imagination. and yeah, not everything he said and did was exactly true or generally considered decent. he did make up a story about being arrested for wearing a thong instead of a face mask faked several heart attacks, while in a guatemalan jail, had his own private comp out in harem. while living in the caribbean, where he was involved in the production of bath salts as a synthetic drug, while simultaneously trying to develop organic antibiotics. he even had a little private army comprise of local gang members and retired police officers. but like him or not, the news of his unexpected death has certainly caught the attention of many, including us surveillance whistle lower edward snowden. europe should not extradited those accused of non violent crimes to a court system so unfair and prison system so cruel. the native born defendants would rather die than become subject to its julian. nathan's could be next until the

u. s. can no longer be the world's policeman. that's just not tenable. while he was a hero to thumb, others saw him as a man with a wild imagination. and yeah, not everything he said and did was exactly true or generally considered decent. he did make up a story about being arrested for wearing a thong instead of a face mask faked several heart attacks, while in a guatemalan jail, had his own private comp out in harem. while living in the caribbean, where he was involved in the production of bath salts as a synthetic drug, while simultaneously trying to develop organic antibiotics, he even had a little private army comprise of local gang members and retired police officers. but like him or not, the news of his unexpected death has certainly caught the attention of many, including us surveillance whistleblower edward snowden. europe should not extradited those accused of non violent crimes to a court system so unfair and prison system so cruel. that native born defendants would rather die than become subject to its julian assange could be next until the s

u. s can simply show their vaccinations.status and skip the copa test and at 70% the state plans to drop all travel and public health restrictions. hawaii's governor expects that by mid june 55% of the state's population will be fully vaccinated. fast acting passengers on a fly from l. a x tackled the man who tried to breach the cockpit. this was on delta flight 3 86 to nashville passenger tried to open the cockpit door. he had to be restrained by the crew and other passengers. that flight was diverted to albuquerque. poe fbi and then arrested. no injuries were reported, and that plane went on to land safely in nashville, grandmother in san francisco is still missing after one week you see her there how police are spreading the word also ahead tonight, a refugee from vietnam has served his time in prison for murder, but he may still be deported. why advocates and people who know him say he should be allowed to stay in the us who he is now. stay in the us who he is now. no, that's not who he was emergency planning for kids. w

u. s. can require staff to get vaccinated against coven, but they can coerce them into doing so. it's on the guidelines released after a lawsuit brought by texas health work is against the local hospital. for the 1st time in the history of the united states, an employer is forcing an employee to participate in an experimental vaccine trial . as a condition for continued employment method is hospitalized. forcing its employees to be human, guinea pigs. compulsory jobs are also being debated in the u. k to where the country is. vaccination minister says the government is considering making shops obligatory for an h. s frontline stuff. there is precedent for this. obviously surgeons get vaccinated for hepatitis b. so it's something that we are absolutely thinking about. so macola get into a deal, debated the issue with supporters of the move and also critics reject the comparison with the hippa, titus job. ms. coleman. teachers. the difference with reduced, i'm saying is they've been corporate tied and trusted are the target non shooting vaccines have yet to be fully license. grant

u. s. can help modernize another society that you know, in our country there is interested in the future of women and girls in afghanistan had, i think that progress was made and i saw it myself. and my 9 visits to us get a sense the advancement of women and girls in your country. thank you for your leadership. but all the money invested in girls education and in economic development won't be enough. if the afghan civilian government falls from power, raising questions about why the u. s. spent 20 years there in the 1st place, rosalind jordan else's era, washington us authorities in the northwest, a warning of life threatening heat, urging people to find a cool place in the coming days. excessive heat warnings have been issued from northern california to washington state. and portland, cooling areas are being sent home, particularly for the cities homeless stores run out of portable air conditioners and fans. they spend half of the homes in seattle have air conditioning, have a look at the affe

u. s. can help modernize another society that you know, in our country there is interested in the future of women and girls in afghanistan has, i think that progress was made. i saw it myself and my 9 visits to us get a sense the advancement of women and girls and your country. thank you for your leadership. but all the money invested in girls education and in economic development won't be enough. if the afghan civilian government falls from power, raising questions about why the u. s. spent 20 years there in the 1st place, rosalind jordan else's era, washington still to come here on al jazeera, a close call to the colombian president, even duking as he was lying near the border with venezuela. and half human shed, close encounters with extra terrestrials the u. s government reveals what it knows about phones. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by cut on airways. hello from jo. her nice to see you here. sure. weather forecast across the middle east. and you know, we have shoo

u. s. can help modernize another society that you know, in our country, there is interested in the future of women and girls in afghanistan had, i think that progress was made. i saw it myself and my 9 visits to us can extend the advancement of women and girls in your country. thank you for your leadership, but all the money invested in girls education and in economic development won't be enough. if the afghan civilian government falls from power, raising questions about why the u. s. spent 20 years there in the 1st place, rosalyn jordan else's era, washington still has its own al jazeera, the u. s. vice president makes her 1st visit to the mexican border. more of that, immigration cannot speak a political football forever. amaco coal for colombian, presidents even to join the helicopter flights in venezuela border. ah, ah, it's too late for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. if you are really unlucky, then a combination of a tropical storm in west pacific, this one here and the

u. s. can help modernize another society that you know, in our country there is interested in the future of women and girls in afghanistan has, i think that progress was made. i saw it myself and my 9 visits to us get a sense the advancement of women and girls in your country. thank you for your leadership. but all the money invested in girls education and in economic development won't be enough. if the afghan civilian government falls from power, raising questions about why the u. s. spent 20 years there in the 1st place, rosalind jordan else's era, washington rescue crews say prospects are diminishing. finding survivors from a u. s. apartment building that partially collapsed on thursday for people are known to have died on 159 or on accounted for. kareem had reports from the town of surf sites near miami as they search for survivors after the collapse of the champlin towers. the sombre reality on friday of the magnitude of the destruction and emotional devastation overnight emergency workers

u. s. can come and i said there are many differences and that i don't think you can draw a comparison between these 2 things and some of it done in compact. we just have a good context with us. we had good corporations to say, i don't think that the elections and salaries have been just so fair. and we've been particularly indignant about this for the landing of variety pain and the detention of 2 journalists, because it's neither in austria nor do you opinion. you're willing to turn a blind dive to the incident, nor can we turn a blind dive into how the opposition and beller bella is changes. and that is why we have to we to respond and introduce sanctions. were hopeful that the situation well, you change for the better. no one is interested in decibels ation. democratization of the country should be insured, and that's important and i'm changes have to happen. well, take a turn for the best. we might disagree because i know opinions and views can disagree what we have the occupied by what is

u. s. can now require staff to get vaccinated against cove. it, some exceptions will be made for people with disabilities and on religious grounds . ahead of what of head of that federal law change, more than 100 health care workers, father lawsuit against a hospital network in texas, which gave them a june 7th deadline to get vaccinated. staff says that there is no legal precedent for such a harsh rule. for the 1st time in the history of the united states, an employer is forcing an employee to participate in an experimental vaccine trial . as a condition for continued employment method it's hospitalized. forcing your employees to be human, guinea pigs. a similar, controversial move is also being floated in the u. k. the vaccination minister says that the government is considering making co shots obligatory for any just front line staff. there is a precedent for this. obviously surgeons get vaccinated for hepatitis b. so it's something that we are absolutely thinking about. all right, my colleague, no, neil talk through the issue with the supp

u. s. can help modernize another society that you know, in our country there is interested in the future of women and girls in afghanistan has, i think that progress was made. and i saw myself in my 9 visits to us can extend the advancement of women and girls. and your country, thank you for your leadership, but all the money invested in girls education and in economic development won't be enough. if the afghan civilian government falls from power, raising questions about why the u. s. spent 20 years there in the 1st place? rosalind jordan else's era washington took his president, is laying the foundation stone for a mega project that will link eventually the black sea and the sea of mama. the assemble canal will open up a lucrative new trade route will be about 45 kilometers long. but environmentalists, the warning of a devastating impact on wildlife and agriculture, cynical fuel, you reports from its dental connecting to black sea to the mediterranean, through the mar marsey. the boss for str

u. s. can just turn its back on foreign policy quickly. they are aware that in the future that could be another donald trump presidency, or perhaps not the us president. that takes a similar approach to foreign policy. so they are cautious, and they all wary. we've also heard, for example, the french presidency model, macro, leading really to charge in europe for europe to take charge of its own defense. more defense sovereignty less reliance on us security. and that's not going to be something that drew biden's necessarily going to support. and they've also been differences between from data allies in the us already over issues like i got to start like the military pull out from afghanistan, that was seen as something the joe biden did with very little consultation with nato allies. and then on this key issue of china so important to washington, but not always agree that china is necessarily the main foreign policy. a challenge, we've seen several european powers actually looking for much closer relations with china. there's actually abou