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u. s. can be present in spite of the fact that they left off again is found in very bad shape. and the rest of the money i'm going to want to talk to you with back i think this is if you, if you analyze the american foreign policy steps adventurous, most of them is the right towards me. that's, that's the better better. and they create some trouble and then they see how to use it in georgia. the, you know, in you when the is the soy a, see money at doors? elections, let me use the money at the elections. and the russia label. dollar is be a very negative and don't know if a country says it will be a letter was cause that's the least i'm in georgia, the the money authority information on the for see present that the positive freeport and that is being ignored. so when, when you need uh, endorsement of the procedures, you do it when you like the results of the what if you don't like the results of elections. you even though it is like when the light that the states and the other western countries recognized. union let through declaration of independence of coal. so they said this

so the deployment of, um, if we can say the u. s. military uh maybe can research in many countries, beats and boutique guy and kenya. uh weighs. uh, really a large me question about the true nature of this activity, particularly in the context of what's going on, introduced to laboratories, meeting to the level with to the let me be clear when it's come twice, solution and sit constant or function in natural disease hotspot. uh so these claims of truth uh, fish properties uh, part of the continuous explanation of also because it couldn't be to the level of been to that routine, but also it show also the, the, the lack of it will be so the gloves are oversight. when it comes to the african continent, i mean up to, off what i, i want to ask you, you said that the, we know that this has been going on for 2 decades. i mean, it has been going on for that period of time. why have we not heard about this before? why have people not teaching about a in when you're, when you look at the cont conti and um, uh, most of the countries in africa

u. s. c can act and you feel that they're driving their feet. but why is that happening? why are they doing that? or i think frankly the, the, the un i'm the wider is national community for the past 12 months have looked at sit on with this, almost disregard the. oh it's, it's so bad. insight on this does not much we can actually do, and frankly, it's not good enough. that is so much that the counselor should be doing the un was in sit on, not that longer and you find the un mission for sit on a unit, but also unit times more recently. there's a long history of the international community, whether it's the united nations or the african union, and taking multi lateral actions to protect civilians and saddam and today, yes, we're faced with a very difficult to your political climate, but the world will not remember the excuses of oh, it was too hot year, politically, the wall will remember the hundreds of thousands of civilians that were yet again left to die on the genocide that is happening yet again in the fall on our watch tried. let's focus in on the us for a minute. t

>> i think what we can do as a government and what we try to do is encourage u. s. companies to take a look at opportunities in iraq and make them aware of the opportunities and create -- there is dense and certain ways we can help to highlight opportunities for u. s. companies. yes we cannot direct them to take advantage of those opportunities. they had to make their own investment and a half to decide that iraq is possible for them. so i think they are a number of things that we can continue to do that would help attract companies. the prime minister has taken time in the past year to increase the focus on private-sector development. certainly what the government can do to advance the private-sector is important not only for foreign investment companies but it's important for iraqi companies to be able to continue to develop. i think the work that the government does to ensure that foreign companies in u. s. companies are paid, that contacts are enforced and the companies that are there of a positive experience, that's important because companies certainly will loo

u. s. o. elsewhere, i can stand still and not do anything. we know that the war and power should not be thoughts, only face. we need political objective. we need hold at the end of the day, and there is no hope empty today. we know that the destruction has, has been total according to the you and israel has killed more 5 to 9 year olds than any other age group. and gaza, it's been an attack on doctors on john to this. what do you think israel's military and political objectives are in this case? i think the common justification of these rails is both security and retail. you should towards the terrorist movement, which is from us. i think anybody looking at what's going on in gaza sees issued this propulsion between the retaliation and the threat, even the full name and you still defense you. i've got says that the issue has of reach it's subjective in gaza. so why the war is continued? is it because benjamin and danielle wants to make a gift to donald trump as a new president and wait a couple of months more and not give these gift to job? i

uh, can i get your thoughts on how such a coverage speaks to the credibility of those outlets when people are watching outside the u. s. and the u. so we knew we have a lot of we can have access to a lot of the real costs from all over the world. when i knew teachers that on the one hand, i just see the reports in the to what is happening in guys a all the bombard, man, the key, the people who die and all that. but when we change on to the other media, the european control and media, the hotly the port, anything above that they were talking about other fees, almost as if nothing is happening in guys that that is why we feel the bias because uh the united z got the ation of these, i guess the guys up as met. so we'll see all 314 to do currently. and malaysia is preparing a draft based solutions to remove easily out from the u. n. or because of the human rights violations, of course. so what we felt the expect to achieve and what the reactions do you expect from the other you and general assembly members will of the you and here's what is the denver assembly and also is security calling. so we want to move this thing, i

u. s. center key have backed rival opposition groups. can the us answer key actually reconcile their positions going forward? and how will all this play out? i don't think they've reconciled their positions yet to. they both agree that a return of dash into the central and eastern syria would be a bad thing. but they disagree on strategies to achieve that objective, that common interest. and i have seen no evidence yet, that the americans are prepared to relinquish their use and partnership with the syrian and democratic forces that i have seen no indication that turkey has back tracked from its animosity towards the syrian democratic forces. robert israel has been carrying on strikes across syria and it's been condemned by the united nations for taking control of former syrian army positions . the u. s. has backed is real to the hilt when it comes to gaza and there's no indication that will be different in syria at this point is there, as i have seen, no criticism of the israeli action from the united states governments, folks, people in wa

u. s. secretary of state antony blaine can do as administration to bite an administration is trying to get every dollar available out of the door to support ukraine. because of course, nobody knows whether the incoming administration, whether don't not, trump will continue that military age. so the thinking behind is now to provide you creating with what is needed, what has been provided or approved, rather approved by u. s. congress. and that the broadest strategy is supported by all of nato members here to strength and ukraine's position on the front lines. but also to strengthen their position, should there be any potential talks with russia in the future to do that, i sent a phenomenal revolting from brussels. thank you and have some thank you night so has stopped short of offering you try and membership in the alliance for the foreseeable future. but it keeps west and allies continue to try and volunteer some conscripts as the countries facing down the much larger russian army dw as rosie burchett, but a chance to witness how new ukrainian recruits being prepared for the front lines i

you can and that's nature. and the u. s. must be involved the address one. welcome to the program master. if somebody would just let of pallet go, has tang supporters off to the french gordon avenue all found her ex husband and 49 other men guilty of raping home. but of course, insistence of making the trials public to raise awareness of the crimes has one praise the world or women's rights advocates, expressed disappointment with what they have called leni and sentences. but political said she, respect of the court, and that's what it as the end of a grueling months long mass rape trial for she's out of political in that time she's become a symbol of strength and resilience and a feminist icons. she parts of stock evicted to the unrecognized victims whose stories often remain in the shadow. is that what i want you to know that we share the same pride in football? was this with i would like to express my deepest strategy and all the people who supported me throughout the so do you need to to know the city play the book thing one. yeah. it's your testimony. i

now when it comes to the reasons behind this attack on wednesday, indeed you can use the u. s. made long range attack themselves to try and attack a military. yeah, feel in russia 7 town of took and rug. uh, 2 of those marseilles were shut down and the rest were sent astray by uh, by electronic wolf. uh, was they did steve think that it's still cool? is it some casualties and destruction on the ground? no rush. it has been adamant from the very outset, from the very moment when the united states lifted the band on the use of the long range missiles is and their use against targets deep within russian territory or rather, on the russian, on the internationally recognized against but internationally recognized the russian territory, the russian command was adamant that those attacks would not go an onset, that russia would proportionately respond even sometimes. well, something that you can would view as even disproportionately. this was the 1st wave of these attacks. it prompted ukraine, or rather it prompted to it prompted russia to use for the 1st time it's brand new hyperson

u. s. a good, but in the color. or you can also get a big a document is going to be on to commit to a lot less. it is a good list of them, but not the methodological bone, but this is a to not to commit. see that that's indeed please me, a little since september. you seem to see that. i don't know me if he if the shadow here, that dodge of nimble, we got to, you know, is to put you on a, in a mis. mister is getting us about the company that own this bought it to him. well, he but what i mean, neither the other one. so but uh, i always show that i bought a mobile phone. i a lovely day of the day on the scene for the g. i'm also on the on your model number, the tablet there's, you know that this for the, this, this is my problem. nancy's done miles one year she thought the assemblies don't use was space that key decide kava think key be was full of the aster. i can solve this to happen. is it going to, when you know it'll be here, for example, you, but i've seen, they've got to give us just a little court and i'll send, i'll go

the best way can make them as difficult as they can by escalating the u. s. is also a part of labor raising alarm is that russia will launch another ballistic missile that ukraine in the coming days. and the russian president stands firmly behind statements that increased production of the rush. nick will void. the threat of nuclear weapon use a declaration we should do. for the most part, we need to modernize the irish nic and not our nuclear documented realistically, a sufficient amount of these modern weapon systems basically notifies the need to use nuclear arms. each to a is an expert entertain going from the type of institute says russia has been manufacturing these new weapons in response to the wes aggressive policy. it gives a rush, an edge at this point. historically, if you look at things, you know, going back to the compound bow that was used by changes con, when there are a symmetries in the, you know, the, the military power and capabilities of country, there are changes and the world decided position like it was in to a store that the problem w

for example, specific executive orders or agency rules really can, can continue unabated by u. s. law. so what i argue for in the book is that it's important for the us to work with our allies and partners like like the european union to be able to establish clear road rules for how we gather data globally. you mentioned the european union, you may know that here in europe, tech talk is under investigation by the european commission after romania is presidential election was a know by a court. there are due to a ledge tick tock influence a few. here's what an e. u. official said this week, or we must protect our democracies from for an interview and especially when it comes to elections. we suspect that for an actors use take talk to interfere in the rumanian presidential elections. this is why today the commission has decided to open the formal proceedings against tick tock under the digital services act for a suspected breach of its obligations relating to electro processes and civic discourse. professor, i know you focus on the risk from china, but what is it about tick tock a

u. s. got more now and this from dw, i call. i'm yeah. can you tell us about this man? because kevin, i should really, as well when you go out on the streets on to the, let's see, i'm ask people about him. the 1st thing that they will tell you is he is a former stuck and i am now why does that matter? because it's something that makes quite a few people here angry because they feel that businesses only qualifications open . and so we'll say, listen, he doesn't even have a college diploma. in fact, when he got elected on the same day, people would gather in front of the parliament to demonstrate, bring their own color. so tough that case is it to show them up as to say, look, we are even more qualified than the actual president. however, he does have some political experience coming. us really has been member of parliament since 2016 here in georgia, is a member of the georgia dream runing policies. but he is also known for being a member of the hall, right. so a political movement which is known for very open n t western kremlin friends, the rest of the week and just a

it's also becoming clear are following the power grab states that can be blanket admitted. the u. s. was in direct contact with the arm group controlling damascus. yes, we've been in contact with h t s and the other parties. we have impressed upon everyone we've been in contact with principals again that have now been adopted by countries throughout the region and well beyond. and we've communicated those. well, the words being used are very interesting because urgent efforts are in the works by western media to the clean up the image of h t s. as this witness leader, a boot my outlets, i'll gilani are to come to be the original maurice in texas inside how that's being attempted. so just who is this mysterious of a mohammed, al gilani, who rocks right up to damascus and topples the syrian government? well, besides the guy who looks like he started his own trash collection chic clothing line to compete with ukrainian president vladimir zalinski is the main rebel leader of the mohammed, our villani. who is a boom? how much i'll jolanda instantly to of hyatt to alshaun. o h t s. the re

u. s. policy analyst, based in washington dc. welcome. let's turn to mosque role in just a moment for 1st i'd really like to set the stakes of what's happening here. can you explain what happens in the event of a u. s. government shut down? absolutely. so the last major shut down rehab was in the last trump presidency. i personally was dc resident in a previous obama presidency shut down. and it really, truly shuts down all government workers that are non essential. i stay home and not work for home. just truly do not work is you're essentially still have to go on the office. we are probably not being paid. no, it is being paid. they will pay them back when the funding is re established with interest. so this is decision that costs the government more money as well. there's a lot of little things that people don't think about. national parks are all shut down in the city of dcs. budget is reliant on the, on funding from congress trashes and picked up in the nation's capital. lots of kind of down the street. these things are funded, especially around the new year and grants and so security and all kinds of things. so there is really a, if this is not j

from reaching marks and hospitals inside the dr. described bodies lying as far as i can see, nicholas hawk algae 0 u. s. as in joe biden, is the non go out in the long from his visit to sub saharan africa, his data showcase the us backed railway project, which is pushing as a new approach to counter some of china's influence on the african continent by didn't as a 1st sitting us president to visit on go out, and j u is the executive, chairman of the african energy chamber explains how present by this visit is being seen in, on goal and beyond. i think sometimes you would have to say, but i leave done. never. you would have been very good if he had come before, maybe last year, but i think him still coming to angola. it shows one thing advertising porton on go, lies important. and there is a big chance that it could really improve you with africa relations that has seen it court when the eyes of reason and i'm going to has done some really good things to be. it was the recipient of the us presidents attention and to be seated at this time because i think they have not really seen this default in that af

so we look at the context of the history of why and how the can all exist and how the u. s. has been in that area. they have nothing to say to china. they control it through the canal for many, many years without paying rents without paying anything. and so even if china were to do something similar, which is not the case, we have no moral authority to criticize patient of a verbal inform me what i want to ask you. do you think the way would be having this conversation is the panama canal wasn't such a crucial archery for global trade. but whilst at the moment it has been and has been for decades permanent, a neutral, who does very much the west to nice in, for example, the hands of a nation. you were tools you know, through, you know, the us and thought, imperialist tendency. it has in the hands of, for example, washington, if it wanted to correct. and let's not forget that this is not happening in isolation. panama, next to columbia, colombia already has 7 to 8 our, our us army base is correct, correct? military bases. just recently the us sign the treaty with trinity that

u. s. r meeting serious new leaders today. what if anything, can foreign countries like the us do to contribute to the creation of a unified syrian society? the 1st and foremost, i think it was important to remember as this is a syrian ledge process and must be respected. a search for an intervention, particularly u. s. military direction in the region, of course, has a very mixed record to put it mildly and there needs to be lessons learned from, again, to stand law in terms of what not to do so well it's, it's important that external actors play a constructive role in the reconstruction of serious economy and it's rehabilitation, i think it's very important throughout this process to, to uh, emphasize that this must be a serial lead of, uh, serial leverage integration. restrooms level all the way to the top of the leadership. us interests in syria are many, of course in the top of this list is how to engage with us, which is 8 plus 5 terrace organization and nothing's going forward in terms of lifting the some of the sanctions that stand in the w

i think we can all agree it becomes the u. s. versus russia not only not good for ukraine it's not good for anybody so certainly that factors into the calculus as well but it's an evolving process and it's informed by conversations we have with their allies as well is informed by conversations we have with ukraine. >> who do we have next tear? been chris i promised him back in the back. >> hi john. it's been while. want to go back to the public, back to the communications topic and all the worldly events you're talking about. we have had a long career as a public affairs officer and he rose through the ranks he wound up being a dao for the cno the chief spokesman for the pentagon and now you are in the white house. this has been the toughest year i've ever seen. i've been doing this for a quarter-century. i've never been -- have been flat out lied to the navy has been playing endless games of who gets invited to what in denying that they are playing any kind of games and parsing things out on a little -- level it never seen. i've

s p u intelligence agency will not correspondents nick connelly and can you tell me more? so it was incredibly loud here around 7 in the morning. local time, most of what we could hear here in central k was probably outgoing at n t at missile defense at brook is being launch. those are very, very loud and they kind of open environment. it was a heard some very loud bangs, we didn't know if that was something actually hitting a target well being intercepted low over the city. what we do know is that the heavier reports of several people wounded of which some on now in hospital, in terms of fatalities. we don't quite know yet. they've been contradictory reports about fatality. that was been rescinded and then pushed by other media. so we're still quite no, not sure there's certainly a serious amount of damage from pulling debris cause on fire, energy infrastructure, heating, instruct, sales people without heating this morning. but so it is something that doesn't happen every day here and see if you get drones coming in pretty much every day. but these incredibly expensive mi

u. s. in india, we have to be an indian company. if can cheat, if we have to be achieving and company and in germany, we have to be a drummond company in that sense, or india, the most populous country in the world, a single service called cover the entire market. so you need to understand what market your so report customer you're solving and what do you need to do for that kind of thing? that is the biggest challenge is that you have an idea of what sort of market has bigger than that. you can see it as a country, but it's actually not. it's what's most much more than the market base is that many businesses flex operates on an asset like business model. but in both partnering with local best companies around the world, they manage daily operations. well, fix on those, the tech infrastructure, but how does a local company benefit from this? this is only in charge of kit which no different from chartering where a group would want to hire a buses and we'd need to provide them immediately. 20th of class, now we can say which routes were oper

have made suggestions as to how we can get germany, where it needs to be made in germany. bonus like in the u. s. as a boost if a private investments with stable energy prices for the power charges and $0.03 with a germany funds. and then the source and what time is the buy modernizing the debt break in our basic the constitutions and my proposal in a month for that is so slow leak openings due to an end towards investment investing in germany's renewal and security in the coming term of office defense is going to have to be funded entirely from the current budget. 6000000 backs. 13000000000 more a year from 2028 at the latest. and then there's the coven pandemic that, that we have to pay off who's going to pay for this? the employers, the employees set the families on those. are we going to reduce investment down to 0? are we going to make cuts in nursing care and health? because pensions in a way that our country has never seen before. they started guns, scribbles, can cook, so i would say, i'm the, you know, that's month to your reducing pension, and that is what many people are asking for. i

can you explain what happens in the event of a u. s. government shut down? absolutely. so the last major shut down rehab was in the last trump presidency. i personally was dc resident in a previous obama presidency shut down. and it really truly shuts down all government workers that are not essential, stay home and not work for home. just truly do not work is you're essentially still have to go to the office be, are probably not being paid, nobody's being paid. they will pay them back when the funding is re established with interest. so this is decision that costs the government more money as well. there's a lot of little things that people don't think about. national parks are all shut down in the city of dcs. budget is reliant on the, on funding from congress trashes and picked up in the nation's capital. lots of kind of down the street. these things are funded, especially around the new year and grants and security and all kinds of things. so there is really a, if this is not just a bunch of bureaucrats of dc wondering whether paycheck is a really ryan's american go

trump isn't an even office yet and we've heard a trump demands that the panama can be returned to the united states that the u. s . should by of greenland the canada should become the 1st, the 1st state. oh. and he has also promised that he will not abandon you great and will continue funding for it. so i, i don't, i don't really see what all. yeah, i mean i, george, i even think you can use the word mix bag because i largely agree with the sentiment of margaret. we'll have a different marketing strategy here. i mean for the, for those that have criticize the bite and ministration, which is a lot of it is warranted here and you have the juxtaposition but a real as class. well donald trump is sounding very real, is to me, i mean, greenland, how much the cost. i mean, that is realism. it doesn't sound nice. it's not pleasant, but that here's realism, george. no, absolutely. and i don't disagree with the marketing. what i said about the rules based folder that i am and that that's the tool, chrome, the word goal, the liberal wing of the american political and military establishment. that's how they justify um, amer

trump isn't in even office yet and we've heard a trump demands that the panama can be returned to the united states that the u. s . should by of greenland the canada should become the 1st, the 1st state. oh. and he has also promised that he will not abandon you great and will continue funding for it. so i, i don't, i don't really see what all. yeah. i mean, in george, i even think you can use the word mix bag because i largely agree with the sentiment of margaret. we'll have a different marketing strategy here. i mean for the, for those that have criticize the bio ministration, which is a lot of it is warranted here and you have the juxtaposition better we'll as class . well donald trump is sounding very real, is to me, i mean, greenland, how much the cost. i mean, that is realism. it doesn't sound nice, it's not pleasant, but that, here's realism, george, the absolutely, and i don't disagree with marketing. what i said about the rules based folder that i am and that that's the tool, chrome, the word goal, the a little brain wing of the american political and military establishment. that's how they just they fig